Selected quad for the lemma: england_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
england_n	lord_n	majesty_n	seal_n	3,128	5	8.9661	4	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
B09547	A second proposal by William Morgan His Majesty's cosmographer, for a general sale of Mr. Ogilby's works, to enable him to finish Britannia, with the second part of Asia, and Europe	Morgan, William, d. 1690.	1677 (1677)	Wing M2758A; ESTC R224410	2,310	1

A Second PROPOSAL by William Morgan His Majesty's Cosmographer for a general Sale of Mr. Ogilby's WORKS to Enable him to Finish BRITANNIA with the Second Part of ASIA and EVROPE By His MAJESTY's Authority under the Great Seal c. WHEREAS John Ogilby Esq his Majesty's Cosmographer with the Approbation and Encouragement of His most Gracious Majesty His Royal Highness the Lords of the Council and others of the Nobility did Undertake the Actual Survey of England c. In Order to the Compiling an Historical and Geographical Description thereof under the Title of BRITANNIA consisting of Two large Volumes The First containing one Hundred Whole-Sheet Maps at the Scale of One Mile in an Inch plainly Describing the High-Ways and Cities Towns Villages Churches Castles Houses Parks Woods Hills Mills Beacons Rivers Brooks and Bridges with all things else observeable in the Travelling-part of England and Wales The Second comprehending a Topographical Description of the whole Kingdom with the County-Maps Principal Cities and other Eminent Places Also the Maps of London and Westminster and the Compleat general Map of England c. In which WORK at the Expence of 7000 l. and upward Mr. Ogilby Proceeded so far as to Finish the First Volume and Prepare much for the Remainder especially the General Map of England Since whose Death William Morgan earnestly desiring to Finish a Work brought so near Perfection did Propose to raise Mony by the Sale of Mr. Ogilby's Books in a Standing-Lottery which being Open'd on the First of May at Jo 's Coffee-House and Drawn by the 22th of May to the general Satisfaction of the Adventurers This sudden Dispatch caused some quantity of the Books to come into the Hands of the said William Morgan which with the Addition of some Bibles he is encourag'd once more to set to Sale in manner following Each Lot is 20 s. and the least Prize is 18 s. which whosoever Draws single and doth not like shall receive 15 s. for it again The Number of the Prizes is 798. The Number of Blanks 400. which is Two Prizes to One Blank But considering the Abatements Additional Lots and Satisfaction given to those that Draw Blanks as is mentioned in the 2d 3d. and 4●h Proposal the Adventurers will have near two and a half to o●e Blank and the Prizes of the Books will certainly advance when this Disposal is over as hath done the BIBLE which being sold by Mr. Ogilby for Thirty Shillings is now rais'd to Five Pound Ten Shillings for that none of these Books will ever be Printed again The Books will be Deliver'd as soon as Drawn at the Office near the Chancery-Court in Westminster-Hall And the Lots may at any time be sent for and open'd by the Adventurers and the Prizes deliver'd upon return of the Lots to the Office Those that adventur'd 40 s. in the last Drawing open'd the first of May at Jo 's Coffee-house and drew a Prize under the value shall have the Advantage of the 5 l. Proposal if they adventure 3 l. more THE PROPOSALS I. He that adventures Twenty Shillings hath his Chance among 798 Prizes and may happen to Draw the greatest Value 39 l. 8 s. II. Those that adventure Forty Shillings and their Fortune be such as to Draw two Blanks shall be presented with a Book of Forty Shillings Provided they Open their Lots at the Office III. They that adventure for Five Lots shall be Presented to the Value if they Draw under 5 l. IV. Such as adventure for Ten Lots shall receive one additional Lot viz. Eleven for Ten or be Presented to the Value if they Draw under 10 l. The Numbers and Value of the PRIZES     l. s. The first Prize Containing one Imperial Africa America Japan and 2d China bound in Turkey-leather and Gilt 26-00 One Lot N o 1. One Imperial Asia first Volume and one Imperial China first Vollume in Quires 08-00   One large Map of London 02-10   One Britannia first Vol. 02-00   One Silius Italicus 00-18     39-08 One Lot N o 2. Containing one Royal Africa America Asia first Volume China Compleat Japan 10-00   One large Map of London 02-10   One Britannia first Vol 02-00   One Homer Virgil and Aesop 06-00   One Silius Italicus 00-18     21-08 One Lot N o 3. Containing one Royal Africa America Asia first Volume China Compleat Japan 10-00 5 Lots N o 4. Each one large Folio Bible 03-10 10 Lots N o 5. Each containing one Royal China Compleat and Japan 05-00 5 Lots N o 6. Each containing one large Map of London Britannia first Volume 04-10 5 Lots N o 7. Each containing one large Map of London and Japan 04-00 5 Lots N o 8. Each containing one China Compleat 03-10 100 Lots N o 9. Each one Large Map of London Pasted Colour'd and Roll'd 02-10 100 Lots N o 10. Each one Map of London in Sheets 01-10 50 Lots N o 11. Each one Royal Britannia first Volume 02-00 50 Lots N o 12. Each 100 Maps of the Roads 01-10 50 Lots N o 13. Each one Royal Africa 02-00 50 Lots N o 14. Each one Royal America 02-00 50 Lots N o 15. Each one Royal Asia first Volume 01-00 100 Lots N o 16. Each one Royal China first Volume 01-10 100 Lots N o 17. Each one Royal China Second Volume 02-00 100 Lots N o 18. Each one Royal Japan 01-10 10 Lots N o 19. Each one Royal Homer Compleat 02-00 5 Lots N o 20. Each one Royal Silius Italicus 00-18 Those that please to Adventure may repair to the Office near the Chancery-Court in Westminster-Hall every Day from Nine before till Three after Noon or to Mr. Robert Pask at the Stationers Arms under the North-side of the Royal Exchange Advertisement At the Office aforesaid where the Lots are Drawn and at Mr. Pask's or at Mr. Morgan's House near the George Tavern in White-Fryers beside the Books and Maps above-mentioned are Sold several Maps and Prints Viz. a large Sheet-Map of England with all the Roads the Price 1 s. A Pocket-book of the Roads with the Computed and Measur'd Distance between each Town and Village with Remarks of Post-Towns and Markets and Fairs the price 1 s. in Sheets The large Maps of the Roads describing each Road as abovesaid price 6 d. a Sheet The Maps of America 1 s. Jamaica and Carolina 9 d. each Mary-Land and Barbadoes 6 d. each The Prints of Adam and Eve and Solomons Temple 9 d. each the Prospect of Jerusalem in two Sheets 1 s. 6 d. the Prospect of Edenborough in two Sheets 1 s. 6 d. The Ground-Plot and Prospect of Canterbury 1 s. the Ground-Plot of Kings-Lyn and Tangier 6 d. each And in Hillary Term will be Published the Map of Essex actually Survey'd