Bibliography of royal proclamations of the Tudor and Stuart sovereigns and of others published under authority, 1485-1714 > Ireland -- Scotland

Nos 77_9o
1574-9: 16-21 Elizabeth
should bringe his heade. [Begins] Forasmuch as all
the subiects of this lande have with sondrie . . .
Dublin : 1 August 1574.
Found only in MS.
fW. FitzWiUiams.]
P.B,.0. S.P.I. 47 (49i).
Haliday p. 284; Cal. p. 37, but see S.P.I. 41 (85). Jifo rjrj^
Before 24 NOVEMBER.—[BY THE EARL OP
ESSEX.] [Begins] For that I am given to vnder-
stande . .. A Proclamation published in Vlster shew-
ynge what causes moved him to do execution on
Sir Brian's Soldiers and to detain him himself in fast
custody.
Found only in MS.
P.R.O. S.P.I. 48 (57i).
Cal. p. 44. Ijo 78^
1575
26 MARCH.—[BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL?] A general hosting to begin 10 April
1575.
Not found.
[Sydney.]
See Haliday p. 284 ; Carew ii. 61. Ifo 79.
28 JUNE. — [BY THE EARL OP ESSEX.]
[Begins] Wher greate care hathe bin taken from . . .
[For Terence O'Neile and his followers.]
Camp near the Blackwater : 28 June 1575.
Found only in MS.
P.R.O. S.P.I. 52 (48svii).
Cal. p. 73. NO 80.
1576
18 MAY.—[BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] A general hosting to begin 10 July
1576 and to meet at Newry.
Not found.
[Sydney.]
See Haliday p. 285. N° 81.
? 19 OCTOBER.—[BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL.] A proclamation explaineinge
the statutes for freedomes made 3 & 4 Philip and
Mary, and 11 Elizabeth with allowances set down
for the soldiers' meat, their boys and horses.
Not found.
[Sydney.]
See Haliday p. 285; Carew ii. 46; see ii. 41 (to be printed in
England). N"° 82.
1577
JUNE. — [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] A general hosting to begin 12
August 1577.
Not found.
[Sydney.]
See Haliday p. 285 ; Carew ii. 61. N° 83.
NOVEMBER.—BY THE LORD DEPUTYE
AND COUNSELL. A Proclamation in Wexford
for reformation of disorders.
[Wexford: November 1577.]
Found only in MS.
Sydney.
Lamb. MS. 628. 347''o.
Carew ii. 78.
N° 84.
1578
? NOVEMBER.—[BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNCIL.] A general hosting to begin
24 December 1578.
Not found.
[William Drury.]
See Haliday p. 287. jro 85
18 DECEMBER.—BY THE QUEENE. [Begins]
Whereas in a Parliament holden at Dublin in . . .
[Payment of subsidy on wines in Ireland.]
Richmond : 18 December [1578].
London : C. Barker : [1578].
1 f. Gothic letter.
our or twentieth
By Act 11 EUz. of the Iiish Parliament a duty of 40s.
Irish money on every tun of Spanish, or Levant wines,
26s. M. on French, Gyenne, Gascon, or Kochelle wine, if
brought in by subjects, and 4 marks, or 40s. respectively
if foreign-owned. The time for these customs is expiring,
but they are continued till the Parliament meets. Exhorts
all subjects to pay with a willing mind.
B.M. G. 6463(184). Bodl. Arch. F. c. 11 (196). Queen's
(184). MS. draft, P.R.O. S.P.L 63 (47), with corrections
by Burghlej'.
Cal. p. 148. ij-o 86.
1579
28 MARCH. — BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNSELL. [Pegins] Whereas diners
and sondry complaints have ben made vnto vs . . .
[Prohibiting the wearing of arms, except sword, dagger,
and skein; and the use of Irish apparel.]
Limerick: 28 March 1579.
Found only in MS.
W. Drury.
P.B,.0. S.P.L 66 (11), certified copy.
Cal. p. 163. Ifo 87^
JULY. — [BY THE LORD JUSTICE AND
COUNCIL.] The general hosting prorogued to
meet at Rosseke, 18 Aug. 1579.
Not found.
[W. Drury.]
See Haliday p. 287. Ifo 88.
2 NOVEMBER.—BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation Against
Gerald Eai'le of Desmond. [Begins] Whereas
Gerald Earle of Desmound .. .
Monastery, Rathkell: 2 November 1579.
Found only in MS.
William Pelham.
Lamb. 597. 92^,
Carew ii. 146. N° 89.
6 NOVEMBER.—BY THE LORD JUSTICE.
A Proclamation that every horseman should wear
red crosses. [Begins] Forasmuch as the said lord . . .
Limerick : 6 November 1579.
Found only in MS.
William Pelhara.
Ked crosses to be worn on the back and breast.
Lamb. 597. 102^.
Carew ii. 154. N" 90.
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