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

1613-14: 11-12 James I
Nos 209-19
After 19 JULY. — [BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL.] A Proclamation forbidding the
imposing and levying of money taxed or to be raised
under colour of paying the expenses of agents in
England.
Not found.
See King's Letter, P.R.O. Dub. Phil. Papers 2. 144. N° 209.
26 JULY.—[BY THE KING.] [Begins] The good
estate of our lovinge subiects in . . .
[Concerning the complaints touching Parliament.]
Andover : 26 July 1613.
Found only in MS.
The complaints touching Parliament, &c., will be heard
on the King's return from his progress.
Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 44. d.
Cal. S.P.I, p. 386.
N° 210.
27 JULY.—BY THE LORD DEPUTY. [Begins]
Whereas by a late proclamation . . . Proroguing
Parliament till 3 November.
Dublin: 27 July [1613].
Found only in MS.
Arthur Chichester.
Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 45. d. (p. 420).
See Cal. S.P.I, p. 381.
N° 21L
13 OCTOBER. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY.
[Begins] Whereas by a late proclamation . . . Pro¬
roguing Parliament till 3 May.
Dublin : 13 October [1613].
Found only in MS.
Arthur Chichester.
Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 46. d. TS° 212.
1613-14
3 PEBRUARY.-[BY THE MAYOR OP DUB¬
LIN.] A Proclamation Set forth by Sir lames
Carroll Knight Maior of the Citty of Dublin.
[For the rate of wages.]
Dublin : 3 February 1613[-4].
Dublin: John Franckton : 1613[-4].
2 ff. Gothic letter (and Roman).
thia Command 2) viiid informer,
Labourer's wages and food, 2d. winter, ^d. summer;
without food. Id. winter, 8d. summer; carpenters, joiners,
and cowpers, 8^. master, &d. journeyman, 4d prentice;
without food, 16d., \2d., 9d. ; masons, tylers, plasterers the
same. In summer half: 2d. master, \\d. journeymen,
l(i. prentice more; gardeners, 8d. or \&d. ; paviors, \^d.
per yard paving without food. Candles 3^rf. per lb. Spanish
leather shoes of four soles to be sold at 3s. 4d. Neats leather
2s. 4d. French boots 8s. Kates of porterage fixed, to be
paid in current money of England. Rules as to markets,
throwing ashes into the street, keeping swino. Turf to be
sold forty for \d.
B.M. Lansd. 159. 270. N° 213.
7 FEBRUARY.—BY THE KING. [Begins] The
Complaints lately exhibited vnto Vs by certaine . . .
[Approving the Deputy of IrelandJ
Westminster: 7 February [1613-4].
London : R. Barker : 1613[-4].
2 ff. Gothic letter.
Arms 11 certaine at 2) and au-
Certain noblemen complaining of the government of
Ireland have been heard by the King in person, and select
commissioners have been sent there to make inquiry. This
has encouraged them to speak disrespectfully of the King's
Deputy. Though not finally deciding eveiy question raised,
the King justifies him in every respect, and will punish any
contempt of him. Inferior ministers found in blame will
be corrected and punished.
P.C. (235). Queen's 79. A. 2 (237); 79. A. 5 (2). Antiq.
1 (34). I.T. (23).
Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 45. d.
See Cal. S.P.I, p. 470. TS° 214.
3 MARCH.—BY THE LORD DEPUTY. [Begins]
Whereas by a late proclamation . . . Proroguing
Parliament till 4 July.
Dublin: 3 March 1613[-4].
Found only in MS.
Arthur Chichester.
Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 46. d. (p. 420). N° 215.
1614
19 MAY.—BY THE LORD DEPUTY. [Begins]
Whereas by a late proclamation . . . Proroguing
Parliament till 11 October.
Dublin : 19 May 1614.
Found only in MS.
Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 46. d. (p. 420). Ifo £16.
31 MAY—BY THE KING. [Begins] Whereas it
doth manifestly appeare . . .
[For the expulsion from Ireland of Priests and Jesuits.]
Westminster : 31 May [1614].
London: R. Barker: 1614.
2 fF. Gothic letter.
Arms 11 appeare such 2) Arch- or
Certain titulary Popish Archbishops, &c., Jesuits, Friars,
Seminary priests, &c., have stirred up opposition to the
Parliament about to be summoned in Ireland, with a view
to obtaining a connivance if not a toleration of religion, and
great sums of money have been contributed to uphold them.
Procl. 3 Jas. I [No. 182, q.v.] is cited. No toleration will
ever be yielded. All the said titulary Archbishops, &e., are
to leave Ireland before the last of September and not return.
No one is to harbour them. If they return they are to be
arrested and punished, unless they conform themselves and
repair to church duly and orderly.
P.C. (237). P.B.O. (27). I.T. (25). Antiq. 1 (31).
See Cal. S.P.I, p. 482. Kfo 217.
31 MAY.
Arms 11 appeare thoritie
Another edition of No. 217, q.v.
Queen's 79. A. 5 (15).
2) Arch- or
N° 218.
27 JUNE.—BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation that it shall be law¬
ful for any person to transport out of any port in
Ireland all wares and merchandizes except linen
yarn without paying any thing but the Kings due
customs.
Not found.
See P.R.O. S.P.I. 232 (11), King's letter (revoked Sept. 7); Cal.
p. 486, see p. 502. N° 219.
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