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

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VICTORIA.
nth Year.
462
10 AUGUST 1847.
10 August. By the Privy Council. For making
additional provision for the cure of souls in the parish
of Wookey, Somerset.
10 AugTlst. By the Privy Council. Vox constituting
the district of All Saints, out of the parish of Leeds,
Yorks.
10 August. By the Privy Council. For founding and
endowing the Bishopric of Manchester, and for founding
certain Archdeaconries.
10 August. By the Privy (Council. Respecting the
alteration and improvement of the episcopal house of
residence of the Bishop of Wells.
10 August. By the Privy Council. For constituting the
district of Benfieldside, out of certain parts of the parish
of Lanchester, Durham.
10 August. By the Privy Council. For the assignment
of the right of patronage of the new parish of St. John,
Wednesbury, Stafford.
10 August. By the Privy Council. For extending the
provisions of the Cop} right Act to the States forming
the Thuringian Union.
10 August. By the Privy Council. For regulating the
duty on works of art and literature imported from the
States forming the Thuringian Union.
12 August. Appointing Edward Turner BoydTwistleton
to be Chief Commissioner for administering the Laws for
the relief of the poor in Ireland.
14 August. By the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. For
apprehending the murderers of Michael Cregan, of
Corduff. ^60 reward.
30 August. By the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. For
apprehending the murderers of James Cussin, of Bally-
wiers. ;^6o reward.
1 September. By the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. For
apprehending the persons who committed a series of
outrages in the parish of Inchronan, co. Clare. ;^6o
reward.
apprehending the murderers of Mr. R. White, of Abbey
Ville. ;£'ioo reward.
apprehending the persons who murdered Patrick
Costello, at Castleblakeney. ;^8o reward.
apprehending the persons who attacked the houses of
W. Collie and P. Sinclair, of Clondornagh. ;^ioo
reward.
13 September. By the Lord Lieutetiant and Council of
Ireland. For the erection of a lunatic asylum to
accommodate 300 lunatic poor in or near Dublin.
The same, in or near Omagh.
The same, in or near Mullingar.
13 SEPTEMBER 1847.
13 September. By the Lord Lieutenant and Council of
Ireland. For the enlargement of Connaught District
Asylum.
14 September. By the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
For apprehending the murderers of Thady Keilly.
;^8o reward.
apprehending the murderers of Catherine Shea, of
Coonacloslig. ;^8o reward.
reducing the allowance to innkeepers and others, for
Service horses, on billet, to elevenpence per horse, per
night.
28 September. By the Privy Council. Parliament to
be further prorogued from the 12th October to the nth
November.
28 September. By the PHvy Council. For a Special
Prayer and Thanksgiving throughout England and
Wales (17th October), for the abundant harvest.
B.L.
The same, in Scotland.
28 September. By the Privy Council. Relating to a
lease of minerals about to be granted by the Rector of
Llanhileth, Mon., and to make better provision for the
cure of souls within the said parish.
28 September. By the Privy Council. For assigning
a district chapelry to All Saints' Church, York Street,
Lambeth.
28 September. By the Privy Council. That Portland,
New South Wales, be a free warehousing port from the
1st January 1848.
28 September. By the Privy Council. That Portland
in the district of Port Philip, be a free warehousing port
from the ist January 1848. [In substitution for the
preceding Order.]
apprehending the murderers of Mr. Leslie, agent to the
Earl of Shannon. ^^100 reward.
apprehending the murderers of Mr. McMahon, bailiff to
Mr. Singleton, of Hazelvvood. ;;^roo reward.
4 October. By the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. For
apprehending the persons who fired into the house of
J. Dempsey, of Sroolaune. ;^ioo reward.
apprehending the persons who assaulted Patrick
Frawley. ^60 reward.
apprehending the persons who fired at and wounded
Mr. Studdart, at Glandree. jQiio reward.
7 October. By the Lord Lieute?iant of Ireland. For
apprehending the persons who committed" a series of
outrages in the barony of Inchiquin. ;^6o reward.

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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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