New--NEw lords new laws
Of a new prince new bondage
New things are fair
New brooms sweep clean
When a new book appears read an old one
New York--I like to visit New York but I won't live there if you gave it to me
News--If a ,man bites a dog that is news
News are like fish
Nice--A nice wire and a back door oft do rich man poor
Night--The night is no man's friend
The nearer the Dawn the darker the night
The night is the mother of consel
Nine--Nine tailors make a man
Nip--It is good to nip the briar in the bud
No--No wisdom like silence
No man fouls his hands in his own business
No gates no city
No jews no wooden shoes
No man can flay a stone
No man can serve two masters
No longer pipe no longer dance
No living man all things can
No friend like penny
No gains without pains
No time like present
No root no fruit
No priest no mass
No penny no pardon
No moon no man
No one is bound to be impossibilities
No silver no servant
No song no supper
No smoke without fire
No weather is ill if the wind be still
He is no man's enemy but his own
No news is good news
No mischief but a woman or a priest is at the bottom of it
Noble--A noble plants suits not with a stubborn ground
,the more noble the more humble
Nod--A nod from a lord is a breakfast for a fool
Noise--The noise is greater than the nuts
North--The north of England for an ox the south
for a sheep,and middle part for a man
Nothing--Nothing for nothing and very little for half penny
Nothing comes nothing
Nothing enters into a close hand
Nothing so bad but it might have been worse
Nothing succeeds like success
Mothing turns sourer than milk
Nothing that is violent is permanent
Nothing so sure as death
Nothing have nothing crave
Nothing is stolen without hands
Nothing new under the Sun
Nothing seek nothing find
Now--Now or never
Nurse--The nurse is valued till the child has done sucking
Nurture--Nurture is above nature
Nutting--If you go nutting on Sundays the devil will come to help and hold the boughs for you
Of a new prince new bondage
New things are fair
New brooms sweep clean
When a new book appears read an old one
New York--I like to visit New York but I won't live there if you gave it to me
News--If a ,man bites a dog that is news
News are like fish
Nice--A nice wire and a back door oft do rich man poor
Night--The night is no man's friend
The nearer the Dawn the darker the night
The night is the mother of consel
Nine--Nine tailors make a man
Nip--It is good to nip the briar in the bud
No--No wisdom like silence
No man fouls his hands in his own business
No gates no city
No jews no wooden shoes
No man can flay a stone
No man can serve two masters
No longer pipe no longer dance
No living man all things can
No friend like penny
No gains without pains
No time like present
No root no fruit
No priest no mass
No penny no pardon
No moon no man
No one is bound to be impossibilities
No silver no servant
No song no supper
No smoke without fire
No weather is ill if the wind be still
He is no man's enemy but his own
No news is good news
No mischief but a woman or a priest is at the bottom of it
Noble--A noble plants suits not with a stubborn ground
,the more noble the more humble
Nod--A nod from a lord is a breakfast for a fool
Noise--The noise is greater than the nuts
North--The north of England for an ox the south
for a sheep,and middle part for a man
Nothing--Nothing for nothing and very little for half penny
Nothing comes nothing
Nothing enters into a close hand
Nothing so bad but it might have been worse
Nothing succeeds like success
Mothing turns sourer than milk
Nothing that is violent is permanent
Nothing so sure as death
Nothing have nothing crave
Nothing is stolen without hands
Nothing new under the Sun
Nothing seek nothing find
Now--Now or never
Nurse--The nurse is valued till the child has done sucking
Nurture--Nurture is above nature
Nutting--If you go nutting on Sundays the devil will come to help and hold the boughs for you
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