Handlist of proclamations issued by royal and other constitutional authorities, 1714-1910, George I to Edward VII
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GEORGE I.
1st to 2nd Year.
9 FEBRUARY 1714-15.
9 February. For an exact register of the dates of all
officers' commissions.
7 March. By the Lords Justices of Ireland. For appre¬
hending the prisoners who made their escape out of
Kilmainham Gaol.
R.O., Dublin.
7 March. By the Lords Jtistices of Ireland. For dis¬
covering the person who defaced the statue of King
William on College Green.
R.O., Dublin.
18 March. By the Lords Justices of Ireland. All
Papists in Ireland to be disarmed.
B.L.
21 March. His Majesty's Speech at the opening of the
new session of Parliament.
21 March. By the Lords Justices of Ireland. Against
the false packing of butter.
R.O., Dublin.
1715.
(25 March.)
29 March. For the careful and well ordering of the
New River.
B.M.
11 April. By the Lords Justices of Ireland. For all
persons in offices or employment to continue until
further order.
R.O., Dublin.
11 April. By the Lords Justices of Ireland. Continuing
officers in employments civil and military.
R.O., Dublin.
5 May. His Majesty's Letter to the Archbishop of
Canterbury on the occasion of granting his licence to
the present Convocation of Canterbury, giving heads of
matter which his Majesty thinks proper for consideration.
30 June. Letter from his Grace the Duke of Marl-
borough by his Majesty's command, to the Secretary of
War, signifying his Majesty's pleasure that in the future
all commissions falling vacant shall be filled with half-
pay officers in order of seniority.
20 July. His Majesty's Speech to both Houses of
Parliament as to the suppression of the Rebellion at j
home and abroad.
20 July. By the Lords Justices of Ireland. Against
Tories, robbers, etc.
R.O., Dublin.
22 July. All officers of the army to repair immediately
to their respective posts.
25 July. For suppressing rebellions and rebellious
tumults.
B.M., Chetham 331.
25 July. For putting in execution the laws against
Papists and non-jurors.
B.M.
25 July. All Papists and reputed Papists to depart
from the cities of London and Westminster, and from
within ten miles of same, and confining them to their
habitations.
B.M., Chetham 332.
25 JULY 1715.
25 July. For apprehending Edmund Powell, the
printer, and Thomas Atkins, the publisher, of a treason¬
able pamphlet entitled "A Letter to Richard Steele,
Esq." ;^20o reward.
29 July. By the Lords Justices of Ireland. To search
for and seize all arms, armour, and ammunition which
shall be found in the hands of Papists.
R.O., Dublin.
2nd Year.
(i August.)
5 August. For encouraging seamen to enter themselves
on board his Majesty's ships of war.
B.M.
8 August. All officers of forts and other officers of the
arms in Ireland to repair to their posts.
30 August. All officers of the regiments in North
Britain to immediately repair to their posts.
9 September. By the Privy Council. Empowering the
Courts of Justiciary, Sessions and Exchequer, sheriffs,
and certain other officers to administer the Oath
of Allegiance to any Peers of this realm serving as
Lieutenants in Scotland.
9 September. By the Earl of Mar. Proclaiming James
VIII. [the Pretender,] King of Scotland. [From Braemar.]
21 September. His Majesty's Speech proroguing
Parliament indefinitely,—till early in the next Winter.
23 September. For apprehending Sir William Wind-
ham, Baronet, charged with favouring the Pretender.
;^i,ooo reward.
26 September. For half-pay officers to repair to their
posts of rendezvous.
3 October. By the Lords Justices of Ireland. The Irish
Parliament to meet.
R.O., Dublin.
5 October. By the Lords Justices of Ireland. Against
the person or persons who affixed a seditious paper upon
the Parliament House door, etc.
R.O., Dublin.
10 October. For apprehending James Paynter, junior,
and seven other persons for treason. ;^ioo reward for
each.
25 October. By the Lords Justices of Ireland. Offering
a reward for discovering the author and publisher of a
seditious paper affixed to the Parliament House.
R.O., Dublin.
25 October. By James [Stuart, the Pretender} styling
himself King Ja7nes III. of England and KingJaynes VIII.
of Scotland. His Declaration.
30 October. By the Lords Justices of Ireland. For the
holding of a Parliament.
R.O., Dublin.
3 November. By the Archbishop oj Canterbury and the
Bishops in and near London. Declaring their abhorrence
of the present rebellion, and exhorting the clergy and
people to be zealous in the discharge of their duties to
his Majesty King George.
1st to 2nd Year.
9 FEBRUARY 1714-15.
9 February. For an exact register of the dates of all
officers' commissions.
7 March. By the Lords Justices of Ireland. For appre¬
hending the prisoners who made their escape out of
Kilmainham Gaol.
R.O., Dublin.
7 March. By the Lords Jtistices of Ireland. For dis¬
covering the person who defaced the statue of King
William on College Green.
R.O., Dublin.
18 March. By the Lords Justices of Ireland. All
Papists in Ireland to be disarmed.
B.L.
21 March. His Majesty's Speech at the opening of the
new session of Parliament.
21 March. By the Lords Justices of Ireland. Against
the false packing of butter.
R.O., Dublin.
1715.
(25 March.)
29 March. For the careful and well ordering of the
New River.
B.M.
11 April. By the Lords Justices of Ireland. For all
persons in offices or employment to continue until
further order.
R.O., Dublin.
11 April. By the Lords Justices of Ireland. Continuing
officers in employments civil and military.
R.O., Dublin.
5 May. His Majesty's Letter to the Archbishop of
Canterbury on the occasion of granting his licence to
the present Convocation of Canterbury, giving heads of
matter which his Majesty thinks proper for consideration.
30 June. Letter from his Grace the Duke of Marl-
borough by his Majesty's command, to the Secretary of
War, signifying his Majesty's pleasure that in the future
all commissions falling vacant shall be filled with half-
pay officers in order of seniority.
20 July. His Majesty's Speech to both Houses of
Parliament as to the suppression of the Rebellion at j
home and abroad.
20 July. By the Lords Justices of Ireland. Against
Tories, robbers, etc.
R.O., Dublin.
22 July. All officers of the army to repair immediately
to their respective posts.
25 July. For suppressing rebellions and rebellious
tumults.
B.M., Chetham 331.
25 July. For putting in execution the laws against
Papists and non-jurors.
B.M.
25 July. All Papists and reputed Papists to depart
from the cities of London and Westminster, and from
within ten miles of same, and confining them to their
habitations.
B.M., Chetham 332.
25 JULY 1715.
25 July. For apprehending Edmund Powell, the
printer, and Thomas Atkins, the publisher, of a treason¬
able pamphlet entitled "A Letter to Richard Steele,
Esq." ;^20o reward.
29 July. By the Lords Justices of Ireland. To search
for and seize all arms, armour, and ammunition which
shall be found in the hands of Papists.
R.O., Dublin.
2nd Year.
(i August.)
5 August. For encouraging seamen to enter themselves
on board his Majesty's ships of war.
B.M.
8 August. All officers of forts and other officers of the
arms in Ireland to repair to their posts.
30 August. All officers of the regiments in North
Britain to immediately repair to their posts.
9 September. By the Privy Council. Empowering the
Courts of Justiciary, Sessions and Exchequer, sheriffs,
and certain other officers to administer the Oath
of Allegiance to any Peers of this realm serving as
Lieutenants in Scotland.
9 September. By the Earl of Mar. Proclaiming James
VIII. [the Pretender,] King of Scotland. [From Braemar.]
21 September. His Majesty's Speech proroguing
Parliament indefinitely,—till early in the next Winter.
23 September. For apprehending Sir William Wind-
ham, Baronet, charged with favouring the Pretender.
;^i,ooo reward.
26 September. For half-pay officers to repair to their
posts of rendezvous.
3 October. By the Lords Justices of Ireland. The Irish
Parliament to meet.
R.O., Dublin.
5 October. By the Lords Justices of Ireland. Against
the person or persons who affixed a seditious paper upon
the Parliament House door, etc.
R.O., Dublin.
10 October. For apprehending James Paynter, junior,
and seven other persons for treason. ;^ioo reward for
each.
25 October. By the Lords Justices of Ireland. Offering
a reward for discovering the author and publisher of a
seditious paper affixed to the Parliament House.
R.O., Dublin.
25 October. By James [Stuart, the Pretender} styling
himself King Ja7nes III. of England and KingJaynes VIII.
of Scotland. His Declaration.
30 October. By the Lords Justices of Ireland. For the
holding of a Parliament.
R.O., Dublin.
3 November. By the Archbishop oj Canterbury and the
Bishops in and near London. Declaring their abhorrence
of the present rebellion, and exhorting the clergy and
people to be zealous in the discharge of their duties to
his Majesty King George.
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| Description | Together with an index of names and places. Wigan : Roger and Rennick, 1913. "This volume, upon which my father was engaged at the time of his death, is a revised and extended reprint of previous volumes recording British proclamations ... The late J. P. Edmond, together with Mr. Henry Guppy ... Were largely responsible for the original issues, their work being incorporated in this volume ... Mr. Arthur Phillips ... Is responsible for preparing the analytical index."--Preface (signed: Crawford & Balcarres). Printer from colophon: Roger & Rennick, Bookbinders 7 Printers, Wigan. |
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