Handlist of proclamations issued by royal and other constitutional authorities, 1714-1910, George I to Edward VII

67
GEORGE II.
19th to 20th Year.
68
29 MARCH 1746.
(25 March.)
29 March. By the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. For
discharging the performance of quarantine in Ireland.
R.O., Dublin.
4 April. By the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Against
any persons concerned in enlisting men for foreign
service.
R.O., Dublin.
4 April. By the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. For dis¬
covering and apprehending any persons concerned in
enlisting men for the Pretender or his son, and for
apprehending the Duke of Perth, and several others
named.
R.O., Dublin.
4 April. By the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. For
apprehending the persons concerned in the murder and
robbery of Francis Howard, ofCoolatore, co.Westmeath.
R.O., Dublin.
11 April. By the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. His
Speech proroguing the Irish Parliament to the 20th May.
28 May. By the Privy Council. Requiring all apothe¬
caries to dispense and compound according to the
new Edition of the " Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regalis
Medicorum Londinensis."
20th Year.
(11 June).
12 June. By the Privy Cou?icil. Appointing 26th June
to be observed in Scotland as a general thanksgiving
for the victory over the Rebels at Culloden.
B.L.
13 June. By the Lords fustices of Ireland. The Irish
Parliament further prorogued from the ist July to the
3rd March next.
27 June. By the Lords fustices of Irelujid. Against
Tories, robbers, etc.
R.O., Dublin.
12 Au^St. His Majesty's Speech proroguing Parlia¬
ment to the 30th September.
22 August. For a public thanksgiving in England and
Wales (9th October), for the successful suppression of
the Rebellion in the North.
4 September. By the Lords fustices of Ireland. For a
public thanksgiving in Ireland, for the suppression of
the Rebellion.
R.O., Dublin.
4 September. By the Lords fustices of Ireland. For an
embargo upon all ships laden with salt beef and pork.
R.O., Dublin.
25 September. By the Privy Council. Parliament
further prorogued from the 30th September to the i8th
November.
14 October. Parliament which stands prorogued to the
18th November to assemble on that day.
7 November. By the Lords Justices of Ireland. For
apprehending the persons concerned in robbing the house
of James Wogan.
R.O., Dublin.
17 November. For a general fast in England and
Wales (7th January), to invoke God's Blessing on our
arms against France and Spain.
The same, in Scotland (7th January).
18 NOVEMBER 1746.
18 November. His Majesty's Speech at the opening of
the new session of Parliament.
5 December. By the Lords fustices of Ireland. For a
general fast in Ireland, on account of the War with
France and Spain.
R.O., DubHn.
17 December. By the Privy Council. For preventing
the spread of the contagious disease amongst horned
cattle. [This Order to be read in all Parish Churches
after Prayers.]
1746-47.
(i January.)
15 January. By the Privy Council. Modifying the
regulations for preventing the spread of the contagious
disease amongst horned cattle.
15 January. By the Privy Council. Requiring Thomas
Noble and five others to surrender themselves, for being
concerned in running uncustomed goods in St. Margaret's
Bay on the 24th October last.
15 January. By t/ie Privy Coimcil. Requiring Samuel
Brown and seven others to surrender themselves, for
being concerned in smuggling on the 14th September
last, at Eastbourne.
15 January. By the Privy Council. Requiring John
Rich and fifteen others to surrender themselves, for
being concerned in smuggling on the 12th inst. at
Benacre, Suffolk.
12 February. Modifying the allotment of prizes as
proclaimed on the 19th June, 1740, and the 29th March,
1744.
16 February. By the Lords fustices of Ireland. The
Irish Parliament further prorogued from the 3rd March
to the 25th August.
12 March. By t/ie Privy Council. Further regulations
for preventing the spread of the contagious disease
amongst horned cattle.
12 March. For apprehending William Leverland for
corrupt practices at elections. ;^ioo reward.
B.M.
12 March. By the Privy Council. Requiring Thomas
Glover to surrender himself, for being concerned in
smuggling on the 24th October last at St. Margaret's
Bay.
12 March. By tlw Privy Council. Requiring Thomas
Dixon or "Shoemaker Tom" and Thomas Buffis or
"The Pouncer" to surrender themselves, for being
concerned in smuggling on the 4th October last, at
Godstone and Red Hill.
12 March. By the Privy Council. Requiring Thomas
Cheeseman or " Butcher Tom" to surrender himself,
for being concerned in smuggling on the 18th August at
Oxney, Sussex.
1747.
(25 March).
16 April. By the Privy Council. Further regulations
for preventing the spread of the contagious disease
amongst horned cattle, by stopping the holding of
fairs, etc.