y't

I know not any claime made to the said land by any towne, or any legall right y't any other persons haue therein, and therefore are free for mee to occupy & subdue as any other, may I obteyne the Court's approbation.

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"The names of all those y't have been buried in y'e same parish from y'e year of our Lord God 1561, and so forwards."

Notes and Queries, Number 19, March 9, 1850 Various

"Concerning ye Amphisbaena, as soon as I received your commands, I made diligent inquiry: he assures me y't it had really two heads, one at each end, two mouths, two stings or tongues."

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Prescott blackesmith of the same towne, about the setting vp of a saw mill for the good of the Towne, and y't he the said Jno

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And dowghters fyve for home he carde, y't lyve in honest fame.

Notes and Queries, Number 09, December 29, 1849 Various

Aldirmen, and Comen Counsaile, to put in execucion a certaine acte of parlement, by whiche it is ordeigned y't no such slaughter of best shuld be vsed or had within this cite, and that suche penaltees be leuyed vpo the contrary doers as in the said acte of parlement ben expressed.

Notes and Queries, Number 37, July 13, 1850 Various

-- The statute referred to by T.S.D. in his article, by which "it is ordeigned y't no such slaughter of best shuld be used or had within this cite," was no doubt 4

Notes and Queries, Number 42, August 17, 1850 Various

Eleven more y't has not signed this Nor y'e Petetion of Richard

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"It is sayd King Charles subscribed the byll for taking away the votes of Bishops, in y't very house where Christian religion was first preached, -- viz.St. Augustines by Canterbury."

Notes and Queries, Number 05, December 1, 1849 Various

Also we find y't the Norwest Corner of Nashobey is run into y'e first bounds of Groton to y'e Quantity of 350 acres according as

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