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

303
WILLIAM IV.
1st Year.
304
25 AUGUST 1830.
25 August. By tfie Privy Council. That Parliament
which was called to assemble on the 14th September be
prorogued to the 26th October.
25 August. By the Privy Council. That Convocation
which was appointed to assemble on the 15th September
be prorogued to the 27th October.
26 August. Parliament which was called to assemble
on the 14th September to be prorogued to the 26th
October.
18 October. By the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. For
the suppression of the Irish Society for legal and
legislative relief, or the "Anti-Union Association."
R.O., Dublin.
29 October. By the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. For
the suppression of the Associations of the Irish
Volunteers for the Repeal of the Union.
R.O., Dublin.
1 November. By the Privy Council. The Port of
Sydney, Cape Breton, to be a free warehousing port.
2 November. His Majesty's Speech at the opening of
the new Parliament.
5 November. By the Privy Coimcil. Revoking the
Orders of the 21st July 1823, the 27th July 1826, and
the i6th July 1827, so far as regards the United States,
and for opening up a direct trade between the said
States and our West Indian Colonies.
23 November. For the apprehension of the persons
who assembled in a riotous manner in the counties of
Wilts., Kent, Sussex, Surrey, Hants., and Berks., and
for the discovery and conviction of certain incendiaries
in the same counties. ;^50 reward for the former, and
;^500 for the latter.
B.L.
24 December. By the Privy Council. For a Special
Prayer to be used throughout England and Ireland, on
account of the troubled state of certain parts of the
United Kingdom.
The same, in Scotland.
25 December. By the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Pro¬
hibiting certain meetings, etc.
R.O., Dublin.
27 December. By the Privy Council. Directing the
Lord Lieutenants and Vice-Lieutenants of the several
counties of Great Britain to summon meetings for the
purpose of carrying into effect the Acts in force, for the
ballot and enrolment of men for the Militia.
31 December. By the Privy Council. For assigning a
district to the chapel of St. Thomas, Monmouth.
1831.
7 January. By the Lord Lieuteyiant of Ireland. Against
the meeting of a body of persons under the name of the
" General Association of Ireland for the prevention of
unlawful meetings, etc."
R.O., Dublin.
8 JANUARY 1831.
8 January. By the Deputy Clerk of the Crown for
Ireland. For the election of a Temporal Representative
Peer in place of the Earl of Bandon (deceased).
10 January. By the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. For
the suppression of the meetings at Home's Hotel,
Usher's Quay, Dublin.
R.O., Dublin.
31 January. By the Privy Council. The Port of
St. George in the Island of Grenada to be a free
warehousing port.
23 March. By the Privy Council. Withdrawing the
rewards offered in the Proclamation of the 23rd November
1830, for the discovery of rioters.
23 March. By the Privy Council. For assigning a
district to the new church, built at Little Woodham, in
the parish of Leeds.
13 April. For giving currency to a new gold, silver,
and copper coinage.
22 ApriL His Majesty's Speech proroguing Parliament,
with a view to its immediate dissolution.
23 April. Dissolving the present Parliament, and
calling another to meet on the 14th June.
23 April. Peers of Scotland to meet on the 3rd June,
and elect their sixteen representatives.
23 April. For establishing the rate and directing the
disposal of freight money for the conveyance of specie
and jewels on board his Majesty's ships and vessels.
B.L.
10 May. By the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland.
Declaring the county of Clare and the baronies of
Leitrim, Loughrea, Athenry, Clonmacowen, Longford,
Killconnell, Killyan, Ballymee and Kiltarton, co. Galway,
of Moycarne and Athlone, co. Roscommon, of Upper
and Lower Ormond, co. Tipperary, to be in a state of
disturbance, and to require an extraordinary Establish¬
ment of Police.
R.O., Dublin.
18 May. By the Privy Council. The Port of Road
Harbour to be a free warehousing port.
23 May. By tlie Privy Council. Vessels arriving from,
or having touched at any port of Russia to perform
quarantine.
23 May. By the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland.
Declaring the baronies of Dunkellin, co. Galway, and
of Owney and Arra, co. Tipperary, to be in a state of
disturbance, and to require an extraordinary Establish¬
ment of Police.
R.O., Dublin.
3 June. To the West Indian and American Colonies :
That the slave population of our Colonies will forfeit all
claim to our protection if they fail to render entire
submission to the laws, and obedience to their masters.
[This was not proclaimed in the Colonies until the
26th December 1831.]