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

BURNCHURCH
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BURY
Burncluircli, Kilkenny :
sessions for barony of Shillelag-her appointed at, for facilitating
employment of the poor, 1846, Oct. 8.
Burnham, Somerset :
Public Health Act :
pulling inio force I he, 1850, Mar. g.
Biiniley, Lanes. :
allering the bounds of Ihe dislrici of .St. James, 184S, Dec. 23.
assigning a district chapelry to St. .Andrew's Church, 1869, July 9.
lor Ihe discontinuance of burials in, 1854, Aug. 11, Oct. 18 ;
185s, I'"eb. -'S, Ma\ I.
chapelry of:
directing Ihe payment of the expenses incurred by the Board
of Health, 1832, June 1 1.
Burnmoor, Durham :
for altering the boundaries of, 1867, May 17.
Burns, James :
;£,6o reward for apprehension of Tliomas Conway, for causing
the death ol\ 1847, Nov. 9.
Burrell. See DKiM.M(.).\n-Bi RRKi,i..
Burrcn, Clare :
Poor Law .Administration .Act :
for carrying into effect the, 1847, J.m. 14, Apr. 17.
sessions appointed for facilitating employment of the poor,
1846, .Sept. 14.
Burrishoole, Mayo :
I'oor Law .Administration Act :
for carrying into effect the, 1847, J;in. jr.
sessions appointed for facilit;iting employment of the poor,
1846, .Sept. 7.
Burroughs, William :
;£,50o reward for apprehension of, 1731 32, .Mar. 17.
Burscough Bridge, Ormskirk, Lanes. :
assigning a district to St. John's Church, 1847, July 22.
Burslem, Staff's. :
atlditional polling place for the northern division of Staff"ord,
1838, -Nov. 29. ■
assigning a district to each of tlie cliapels of-St. Paul and Christ
Church, 184s, Jan. 13.
for constituting separate districts for spiritual purposes, 1844,
May 23.
for the discontinuance of burials in, 1856, June 24, Aug. 21.
Burton, V. \V. :
for the apprehension of the persons who tired upon, 184S,-Nov. 4.
Burton, North, Yorks. :
provision for Ihe cure of souls in, 1856, July 28.
Burlon-in-Lonsdale, Yorkshire :
assigning a district chapelry to the ciiurch of, 1866, Dec. 28.
Burlon-oii-Trent, Staffs. :
assigning a district ti> Christ Church, 1845, Sept. 13.
assigning a district chapelry to St. John's Church, 1867, May 17.
for better provision tor the cure of souls in, 1864, Mar. 1.
for considering Petition of the Improvemenl Commissioners to
bemadethe Burial Board, 1864, .Apr. 7 ; appointed,l864, June 10.
for the discontinuance of burials in, 1856, June 24, .Aug. 21 ,
1866, Aug. 9, Nov. 10 ; 1870, Feb. 5, July 6.
for dividing into ecclesiastical districts, and assigning one of such
districts to Trinity Chapel, 1841, Dec. 10.
Holy Trinity parish :
for constituting the district of .St. Mark, Winshill, out of, 1867,
May [7.
Burton-Over)-, Leics. :
for the discontinuance of burials in, 1866, June 27, Sept. 14.
that no new burial ground shall be opened in, l8i67, Dec. 2.
Bury, Charles William, ist and 2nd K^arls of Charleville. See
Chari.kvii.li:.
Bury, Lanes. :
assigning chapelrv districts to the chapels of St. Anne, at
Tottington, and .All Saints, at Elton, 1843, Dec. 13; to Holy
Trinity Church, 1866, P"eb. 3 ; St. Jolin's Church, iSiSo, Jan. 23.
for better provision for the cure of souls in, 1856, Aug. 21 ; in
St. John's, 1865, Jan. 7.
for considering the Petition of the Improvement Commissioners
to be the Burial Board, 1864, .Apr. 26.
for constituting separate districts for spiritual purposes, 1844,
May 2;i, Sept. 3 ; out of Ihe chapelries of Edenfield and
Walmerslev, 1845, .Aug. 8.
for the discontinuance of burials in, 1854, .Apr. 7, June 8, Aug. i i,
Oct. 18 ; 1856, Dec. 29 ; 1857, -Mar. 20 ; 1858, July 31, Nov. 13.
Local Board to be the Burial Board, 1864, June 10.
postponing the discontinuance of burials in, 1855, Ma)' 21.
St. Thcmias's Cliurch :
assigning a consolidated chapelry to, 1867, May 17.
Bury, Prebend of See Chichester C.\THEr)R.\L.
Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk :
assizes to be held at, in Spring, for- the countv of Suff'olk, 1838,
June 20 ; 1839, May 22.
disallowing the decisions of the Revising Barristers as to the
number of councillors and wards, 1835, Dec. 4.
for the discontinuance of burials in, 1854, June 8, .Aug. 11.
for removing doubts as to the spiritual jurisdiction in and over,
1844, Sept. 3.
Bury, Sussex :
forexchanging patronage of vicarage of, for that of Great Marlow,
Bucks., i860. May lo.
for better provision for the cure of souls in, i860, Jan. 23.
Bussbridge, Surrey :
I for constituting'the district of, out of C.odalming, 1865, June 29.
Bush End, Essex :
assigning a district chapelry to St. John the Evangelist's Church,
i860, Mar. 7.
Bushfield, Queen's Count)' :
;^Ioo reward for apprehension of James Coffer, for the murder
of W'm. Dunne ;it, 1867, Dec. 24.
Bushire (.Abu-Shehr), Persia :
proclaiming the surrender of, 1856, Dec. ri.
Bussage, Bisley :
assigning a district to St. .Michael's Church, 1848, Aug. 25.
Bute, J.Stuart, Earl of:
peers of Scotland to elect a representative in place of the late,
1723, Apr. 28.
Butler, Catherine :
against persons who robbed, 1764, Feb. 28.
Butler, James, Duke of Ormond. See Or.MO.ni).
Butler, John :
for apprehending the persons who wounded, 1797, Nov. 4.
Butler, Norton :
for discovery of murderers of, l8l6, July 16.
Butler, Richard, Earl of Glengall. See Glk.ngall.
Butler, Hon. Simon, Chairman of " Society of L'nited Irishmen ":
for the apprehension of, for a libel, 1793,' Mar. 6.
Butler, Somerset Richard, 3rd Earl of Carrick. See C.VRKICK.
Butler, Thomas, Mayor of Kilkenny :
for apprehending the persons who killed two horses, the property
of, 1781, -Aug. 16.
Butler, Thomas :
against persons who houghed the cattle of, 1773, Mar. 13.
Butler, Thomas, Rev. :
for discovering murderers of, 1793, Oct. 29.
Butter :
against false packing, 1714 15, Mar. 21.
embargo taken off (Ireland), 1771, Jan. 30 ; 1778, Aug. 27.
export to Great Britain allowed, without convoy (Ireland),
1793. J""^' 7-
export prohibited (Ireland), 1803, Oct. 6.
law as to manufacture, 1717, May 14 ; 1718, .Mar. 29.
Buttershaw :
for effecting an exchange of the patronage of St. Paul's Church,
for that of St. Michael-and-all-Angels, Shelf, 1856, Dec. 29.
Butterton, Staffs. :
assigning a district to St. Thomas's Church, 1845, June 30.
Buttevant, Cork :
sessions for barony of Orrery and Kilmore appointed at, for
facilitating employinent of the poor, 1846, Sept. 17.
Buxton, Derby :
additional polling place for the northern division of Derby,
1838, May 15.
Bwlch-y-cibau, Montgomery :
assigning a consolidated chapelry to Christ Church, 1865, Feb. 4.
Byker, Northumberland :
for compensating vicar of St. Anthony, for loss of emoluments by
division of parish, 1870, Nov. 29.
constitutingdistrictof.St..Anthony from new parish of, 1868, June 19.
Byrne, Garret, and others :
against, for abduction, I779> Apr. 29.
Byron, John :
for apprehension of, on a charge of felony, 1840, Jan. I.
Bywater, A'orks. :
assigning a district chapelrv to St. Mary's Church, AUerton,
1866, Dec. 28.
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