-
mayne [...] ‘I
dwell by dale and downe,’
quoth hee, ‘And
Robin to take I’me
sworne; And when I am callèd by my
right name I am Guy of good Gisborne.’ Guy is...
-
borne for "carried" came to be
sometime during the 17th century.
Compare sworne,
torne and worne,
variants of sworn, torn and worn, that did not survive...
-
Reinoldes of
Lisnaore in the
parrish of
Templeport in the
County of
Cavan gent
sworne &
examined deposeth and
sajth That
about the
beginning of the
presente Rebellion...
-
Reinoldes of
Lisnaore in the
parrish of
Templeport in the
County of
Cavan gent
sworne &
examined deposeth and
sajth That
about the
beginning of the
presente Rebellion...
-
Remembrauncer of this Cittye,
accordinge to th'
articles followinge, as was
sworne officer according to the othe followinge. He
shall keepe all the Bookes...
- pp. 433–435) Then
follow the
names of the
other lords, with the
words "
sworne"
added to them,
written with a
different ink, a
proof that it was put in...
- (fight/fought/fought); beir/buir/born(e) (bear/bore/borne), sweir/swuir/sworn (swear/swore/
sworne), teir/tuir/torn (tear/tore/torn), weir/wuir/worn (wear/wore/worn);...
- of
extreme rarity, may be
identical with the "Henrie Roberts, one of the
sworne esquires" of
Queen Elizabeth and
envoy from her
highness to "Mully Hamet...
- Tho: Jones, his father, of
Cornecrom in the
County of Cavan, gent.
sayth sworne &
examined saith that on the
seavententh of
November last 1641
there came...
- as
shall procure or
commit any
wyllfull perjurye.
Section seven, from "
sworne by
force of Parliament" to "in the
northe nor." 27 Eliz.. c. 9
Fines and...
