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1579-81: 22-23 Elizabeth
Nos 91-101
1 DECEMBER. — BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation set forth by
the Lord Justice and Council against spreaders of
infamous libels, and passage of suspect persons.
Dublin: 1 December 1579.
Found only in MS.
William Pelham.
Lamb. 597. 133^
Carew ii. 191. N° 91.
DECEMBER. — [BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNCIL.] A generall bostinge, to
begin the 10 of January, 1579[-80].
Not found.
[W. Pelham.]
See Haliday p. 287. N° 92.
31 DECEMBER.—[BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNCIL.] A Proclamation against the
transporting of soldiers, horses, and prohibited
wares.
[Dublin] : 31 December 1579.
Found only in MS.
William Pelham.
Lamb. 597. 175.
Carew ii. 235. N° 93.
1579-80
6 JANUARY. — BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation set forth
against forestallers and regrators of markets, gray
merchants, and coursers.
Dublin : 6 January 1579[-80].
Found only in MS. .
William Pelham.
Lamb. 597. 179.
Carew ii. 242 ; see Cal. p. 205. IJ-° 94.
6 JANUARY.—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. For an arrear of Bonoght
from the Marrowes Country.
Dublin : 6 January 1579[-80].
Found only in MS.
[William Pelham.]
P.R.O. Dub. Council Book (142). N° 95.
24 JANUARY.—BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation published by
the Lord Justice in Wexford that such provision as
hath been taken upp more then for his vse should
\)& rGstorGQ.
Wexford : 24 January 1579[-80].
Found only in MS.
William Pelham.
Lamb. 597. 2101'.
Carew ii. 269. NO 96.
24 JANUARY.—[BY THE QUEEN.] [Begins]
The Queen's . . . calling to hir remembraunce that
in all her actions since the first beginning of her
most . . .
[Desmond and his brothers traitors.]
[Westminster: 24 January 1579-80.]
Found only in MS.
P.R.O. S.P.I. 71 (24). MS. draft with corrections by
Burghley and others.
Cal. p. 206. -JjfO grj^
VOL. II
3 JUNE.—BY THE COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas
upon the Lord Justices warrants . . . For Bonnoght
on the MacMorough's country.
Dublin: 3 June 1580.
Found only in MS.
P.R.O. Dub. Council Book, p. 72. lf° 97 a.
1581
14 APRIL.—[BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Wheras many complaints
haue come vnto . . . Against abuses practised by the
Soldiery.
Mullingar: 14 April 1581.
Found only in MS.
[Grey.]
P.R.O. Dub. Council Book (22).
See Instructions, Carew ii. 422. N° 98.
26 APRIL. — BY THE QUEENE. [Begins]
Whereas the Queenes most excellent Maiestie
hath . . .
[Against the Earl of Desmond and his confederates.]
St. James : 26 April [1581].
London : C. Barker : 1581.
2 ff. Gothic letter.
beene
her
2) their Seale
The Eai-1 of Desmond and his confederates have stated
that a new conquest of Ireland and extirpation of the Irish
is in contemplation. This is untrue, and the Queen will
pardon all concerned except the ringleaders excepted by the
Lord Deputy. All subjects are to withdraw from these
traitors. Those who come in within 10 days will be
pardoned. Kebels will be followed up with fire and sword.
The Queen will not allow any subjects to be oppressed or
hindered as long as they are obedient. The offence of
rebellion, and submission to a foreign and strange potentate
being greater than her Deputy may pardon, the Queen has
caused this Proclamation to pass the Great Seal, and it has
thus the legal force of a Pardon under Great Seal. But any
persons may have particular Pardons under Great Seal of
Ireland.
B.M. G. 6463 (214). BodL Arch. F. c. 11 (228). Queen's
(214). Antiq. 1 (28). MS. drafts (19 April) with Burghley's
corrections, P.R.O. S.P.L 82 (42, 43).
Cal. p. 299. N° G9.
25 JUNE.—BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas her Maiestie by
Proclamation sent hither . . . [Excepting from par¬
don the Earl and Countess of Desmond, Viscount
Baltiuglass, and others.]
Dublin: 25 June 1581.
Found only in MS.
[Grey.]
Other names: Sir John of Desmond, Seneschal of Inis-
killy, David Barry, Pierce Grace, Malechias Onslow (pre¬
tended Bishop of Killalowe), and and nine others.
P.R.O. Dub. Council Book (38). N° 100.
9 JULY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. For a hosting against O'Neil and
O'Donel.
Dublin : 9 July 1581.
Found only in MS.
[Grey.]
P,R.O. Dub. Council Book (39).
See Haliday p. 288 (to begin 25 August). N° 101.
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Nos 91-101
1 DECEMBER. — BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation set forth by
the Lord Justice and Council against spreaders of
infamous libels, and passage of suspect persons.
Dublin: 1 December 1579.
Found only in MS.
William Pelham.
Lamb. 597. 133^
Carew ii. 191. N° 91.
DECEMBER. — [BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNCIL.] A generall bostinge, to
begin the 10 of January, 1579[-80].
Not found.
[W. Pelham.]
See Haliday p. 287. N° 92.
31 DECEMBER.—[BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNCIL.] A Proclamation against the
transporting of soldiers, horses, and prohibited
wares.
[Dublin] : 31 December 1579.
Found only in MS.
William Pelham.
Lamb. 597. 175.
Carew ii. 235. N° 93.
1579-80
6 JANUARY. — BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation set forth
against forestallers and regrators of markets, gray
merchants, and coursers.
Dublin : 6 January 1579[-80].
Found only in MS. .
William Pelham.
Lamb. 597. 179.
Carew ii. 242 ; see Cal. p. 205. IJ-° 94.
6 JANUARY.—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. For an arrear of Bonoght
from the Marrowes Country.
Dublin : 6 January 1579[-80].
Found only in MS.
[William Pelham.]
P.R.O. Dub. Council Book (142). N° 95.
24 JANUARY.—BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation published by
the Lord Justice in Wexford that such provision as
hath been taken upp more then for his vse should
\)& rGstorGQ.
Wexford : 24 January 1579[-80].
Found only in MS.
William Pelham.
Lamb. 597. 2101'.
Carew ii. 269. NO 96.
24 JANUARY.—[BY THE QUEEN.] [Begins]
The Queen's . . . calling to hir remembraunce that
in all her actions since the first beginning of her
most . . .
[Desmond and his brothers traitors.]
[Westminster: 24 January 1579-80.]
Found only in MS.
P.R.O. S.P.I. 71 (24). MS. draft with corrections by
Burghley and others.
Cal. p. 206. -JjfO grj^
VOL. II
3 JUNE.—BY THE COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas
upon the Lord Justices warrants . . . For Bonnoght
on the MacMorough's country.
Dublin: 3 June 1580.
Found only in MS.
P.R.O. Dub. Council Book, p. 72. lf° 97 a.
1581
14 APRIL.—[BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Wheras many complaints
haue come vnto . . . Against abuses practised by the
Soldiery.
Mullingar: 14 April 1581.
Found only in MS.
[Grey.]
P.R.O. Dub. Council Book (22).
See Instructions, Carew ii. 422. N° 98.
26 APRIL. — BY THE QUEENE. [Begins]
Whereas the Queenes most excellent Maiestie
hath . . .
[Against the Earl of Desmond and his confederates.]
St. James : 26 April [1581].
London : C. Barker : 1581.
2 ff. Gothic letter.
beene
her
2) their Seale
The Eai-1 of Desmond and his confederates have stated
that a new conquest of Ireland and extirpation of the Irish
is in contemplation. This is untrue, and the Queen will
pardon all concerned except the ringleaders excepted by the
Lord Deputy. All subjects are to withdraw from these
traitors. Those who come in within 10 days will be
pardoned. Kebels will be followed up with fire and sword.
The Queen will not allow any subjects to be oppressed or
hindered as long as they are obedient. The offence of
rebellion, and submission to a foreign and strange potentate
being greater than her Deputy may pardon, the Queen has
caused this Proclamation to pass the Great Seal, and it has
thus the legal force of a Pardon under Great Seal. But any
persons may have particular Pardons under Great Seal of
Ireland.
B.M. G. 6463 (214). BodL Arch. F. c. 11 (228). Queen's
(214). Antiq. 1 (28). MS. drafts (19 April) with Burghley's
corrections, P.R.O. S.P.L 82 (42, 43).
Cal. p. 299. N° G9.
25 JUNE.—BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas her Maiestie by
Proclamation sent hither . . . [Excepting from par¬
don the Earl and Countess of Desmond, Viscount
Baltiuglass, and others.]
Dublin: 25 June 1581.
Found only in MS.
[Grey.]
Other names: Sir John of Desmond, Seneschal of Inis-
killy, David Barry, Pierce Grace, Malechias Onslow (pre¬
tended Bishop of Killalowe), and and nine others.
P.R.O. Dub. Council Book (38). N° 100.
9 JULY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. For a hosting against O'Neil and
O'Donel.
Dublin : 9 July 1581.
Found only in MS.
[Grey.]
P,R.O. Dub. Council Book (39).
See Haliday p. 288 (to begin 25 August). N° 101.
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