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

1608-10: 5-8 James I
Nos 191-8
Thomas Dublin, Cane, D. Thomond, Thomas Kidgeway,
Eich. Wingfield, lames Ley, Nich. Walch, Hum, Wynch,
Anthony Sentleger, Oliuer St. lohn, Henry Harrington,
Geff. Fenton, Henry Powre, Garret Moore, Kich. Cooke,
lames FuUerton, Adam Loftus.
P.R.O. S.P.I. 222 {175i).
Kot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 39. d. (p. 420).
Cal. p. 328. IJ-o 2,91.
15 NOVEMBER.
See No. 1051, England.
Cal. p. 330. NO 192.
23 NOVEMBER.—BY THE LORD DEPVTIE
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas Richard
Lord Baron of Deluin . . .
[Against Richard, Baron of Delvin.]
Dublin: 23 November 1607.
Dublin: John Franckton : 1607.
1 f. Gothic letter (94 mm.).
to which Ma-
Arthvre Chichester.
Richard Lord Delvin, imprisoned on a charge of high
treason, escaped from Dublin Castle on Saturday, 21st inst.
None are to aid him. A reward will be given for his arrest.
Thom. Dublin, Cane. D. Thomond, Rogerus Midensis,
Thom. Ridge way. Rich. Wingfield, lames Ley, Nich. Walsh,
Hump. Wynch, Anthony Sentleger, Oliuer St. lohn, Henry
Harrington, Geff. Fenton, Henry Power, Garret Moore,
Fraunces Stafford, Rich. Cooke, James Fullerton, Adam
Loftus.
P.E.O. S.P.L 222 (17G0.
Eot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 6. m. 39. d. (p. 420).
In full Cal. p. 334. Jjfo 193
1608
23 APRIL. -BY THE LORD DEPVTIE AND
COVNCELL. [Begins] Whereas Sir Cahir Odog-
hertie . . .
[Cahir O'Dogherty and his adherents traitors.]
Dublin: 23 April 1608.
Dublin : lohn Franckton : 1608.
1 f. Gothic letter (57 mm.).
Done- lewd Lawes
Arthvre Chichester.
Sir Cahire Odoghertie of Enishowen, Co. Donegal, aided
by Phelim Reaugh mac David and others seized Culmore on
Monday, 18 April, and next day sacked and burned Derry
of which Odoghertie was a member. They are rebels and
traitors. 500 cows reward offered for Odogherty, dead or
alive, and 200 for Phelim Reaugh, with a free pardon.
Thom. Dublin, Cane, Roger Midensis, George Derrien,
Thomas Ridgeway, Rich. Wingfield, lames Ley, Nich.
Walshe, Humph. Wynch, Oliuer S. lohn, Oliuer Lambert,
Henry Power, Garret Moore, leff. Fenton, lames Fullerton,
Rich. Cooke, Adam Loftus.
P.R.O. S.P.L 224 (92iva).
Cal. p. 514. jfo 194.
7 JULY.—BY THE LORD DEPUTY. [Begins]
Whereas it hath pleased Almighty God . . .
[Concerning the killing of O'Dogherty.]
Dundalk : 7 July 1608.
Found only in MS.
A. Chichester.
O'Dogherty was slain at Kilmacrenan, Co. Tyrconnell, on
5 July. All his associates are to be delivered up. Pardon
to any of them bringing in others, except Phelim Reaugh
M'David, who must expect no pardon.
P.R.O. S.P.L 224 (154--').
In full Cal. p. 608. jq-o 195
1609
19 JUNE.-BY THE LORD DEPVTIE AND
COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas the Kings
most . . .
[Continuing the Commission for surrendering lands in
Tanistry, &c.]
Dublin: 19 June 1609.
Dublin : lohn Frankton : [1609].
1 f. Gothic letter (581 mm.).
comniis-
nified reserued
Arthvre Chichester.
The commission for changing the tenure of lands held in
Tanistry, &c., to more certain tenures has been so successful
that it is prolonged. All holders of land may apply not¬
withstanding any mesne lords holding over them.
Thomas Dublin, Cane, Thomas Ridgeway, Rich. Wing¬
field, Hump. Wynch, Nich. Walch, Oliuer Lambert, Garret
Moore, Henry Powre, Adam Loftus, Rich. Cooke.
Lamb. 629. 137,
Carew vi. 19.
N° 196.
21 OCTOBER. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL.
[Concerning leases granted b}" spiritual persons.]
Dublin : 21 October 1609.
Found only in MS.
Arthur Chichester.
Prohibiting spiritual persons granting leases except during
their incumbency or for more than twenty-one years, or of the
lands of the see, manse, or glebe, on any terms; or cutting
down timber on their lands except for building or repairing
ecclesiastical structures thereon.
Tho. Dub. Cane, G. Derrien., G. Audelay, T. Ridgeway,
R. Wingfield, H. Winch, I. Denham, F. Aungier, O. St. John,
H. Harrington, Edw. Brabazon, O. Lambart, Ad. Loftus,
I. Kinge, R. Cooke.
Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 46. d. (p. 420).
The Royal letter of 3 July is in P.R 0. Dub. Philadelphia Papers
1. 345.
Cal. S.P.I, p. 238. lf° 197
1610
lOJULY.-BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] The kings . . . whose care
doeth ever . . .
[Forbidding foreign travel and recalling children.]
Dublin: 10 July 1610.
Found only in MS.
Arthur Chichestei*.
Forbidding any persons to go to foreign countries without
the L. Deputy's licence, or noblemen or gentlemen sending
their sons thither to be educated ; also directing such as
have their sons abroad to recall them, and, in case of their
refusal to return, to withhold assistance from them.
T. Dub. Cane, D. Thomond, T. Ridgeway, R. Wingefield,
H. Winch, N. Walshe, I. Denham, F. Aungier, O. St. lohn,
H. Harrington, 0. Lambert, H. Power, R. Morison, G. Moore,
R. Cooke, A. Loftus, I. Kinge,
Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 41. d. (p. 420). Jfo igQ
20 AUGUST. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COMMISSIONERS for the Plantation
of the Escheated Lands in Ulster.
[Conditions of settling certain lands in Donegal.]
Lyflfer Camp : 20 August 1610.
Found only in MS.
19 D 2