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

Nos 272-8
1626-8: 2-4 Chables I
30 SEPTEMBER—BY THE LORD DEPUTIE
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation concerning
the obstinate returning of the Transplanted Irish
Septs into the Queenes Countie, and other Counties
bordering vpon the same.
Dublin : 30 September 1626.
Dublin : Soc. of Stat.: 1626.
1 f. Gothic letter.
Queenes Queens Dublin
Henry Falkland.
Many transplanted Irish septs have returned into Queen's
County. They are to leave it within seven days on pain of
death. Any one receiving former septs or their families to
be fined £20, half to informer, and imprisoned during
pleasure. Sir Charles Coote, Baronet, to execute this
proclamation. Any gentleman harbouring any of these
banished septs to be severely punished by the Council. All
men and women of banished septs found in or near Queen's
County to be accounted rebels, and executed by Martial
Law.
Kich. Powerscourt, Tob. Caulfield, Hen. Docwra, Will.
Parsons, Tho. Koper, Koger lones, lohn King, Adam Loftus.
P.R.O. Dub. 1 (12); 1. A. (12); 1. B. (6); 1. C. (1).
N° 272.
1627
4 AUGUST. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas the
Kings most . . .
[Concerning Heralds' Fees at Funerals.]
Dublin : 4 August 1627.
Dublin: Soc. of Stat.: 1629.
I f. Roman letter (58).
that (as 1627.
Henry Falkland.
Cites Order 10 November, 16 Jas. I, No. 1225, England,
q.v. Fees allowed in Ireland are half of those there ex¬
pressed. Estates of under 500 marks to be free of fees.
Poor gentlemen may have Officers of Arms on paying Is. a
mile each way, and 40s. for blacks. A certificate of the
prices of funeral work to be obtained from two Kings of
Arms at London. [The Certificate given by Garter and
Clarencieux is appended.]
Adam Loftus, Cane, la. Armachanus, Lane. Dublin,
E. Corke, Hen. Valentia, Thom. Cromwell, Dom. Kilmal-
locke, Thom. Baltinglasse, E. Eanelagh, E. Dillon, Will.
Caulfield, Henr. Docwra, Fr. Aungier, Will. Parsons, Eich.
Bolton, Dud. Norton, Chas. Coote, Adam Loftus.
Antiq. 1 (47). N° 273.
4 AUGUST.
Dublin: Soc. of Stat.: 1634.
1 f. Roman letter.
that deep high
Another edition of No. 273, q.v.
U.L.C. 6054. NO 274.
4 AUGUST.
Dublin: Soc. of Stat. : 1636.
1 f. Roman letter.
that in 1627.
Another edition of No. 273, q.v.
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (13).
N° 275.
1 SEPTEMBER.—BY THE LORD DEPUTIE
AND COUNCELL. A Stay of the transporta¬
tion of Cattle.
Dublin: 1 September 1627.
Dublin : Soc. of Stat.: 1627.
1 f. Gothic letter.
of Ports of
Henry Falkland.
No sheep, cows, oxen, swine, or other cattle to be exported
after 10 October till 1 April next. No entries to be taken
after 1 Oct. Eeward to informers. Cattle are used for the
supply of the King's enemies.
Baltinglasse, Henry Docwra, Fr. Aungier, Eoger lones,
Adam Loftus.
P.B.O. Dub. 1 (13); 1. A. (14); 1. B. (8); 1. C. (2).
N° 276.
13 DECEMBER.—BY THE LORD DEPUTIE
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas his most
excellent . . .
[Renewing Grants of Ulster Undertakers.]
Dublin: 13 December 1627.
Dublin : Soc. of Stat.: 1627.
1 f. Gothic letter.
Lord takers are
Henry Falkland.
By royal letters 16 August the grants of undertakers in
Cavan, Fermanagh, Tyrone, Dunegall, and Ardmagh are
renewed on payment of £40 fine for every 1,000 acres,
doubling the former rent and taking bonds for performance.
The letters patent to be issued within five months at half-
fees.
Baltinglasse, Balfour, Henry Docwra, Fr. Aungier, Georg.
Shurley, Will. Parsons, Char. Coote, Adam Loftus.
P.R.O. Dub. 1 (14) ; 1. A. (15); 1. B. (9) ; 1. C. (3).
N° 277.
1627-8
5 FEBRUARY.—BY THE LORD DEPUTIE
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation for the
reformation of the great abuses in Weights and
Measures, and for the due execution of the Office of
his Maiesties Clearke of the Market, in and through¬
out this Realme of Ireland.
Dublin : 5 February 1627[-8].
Dublin: Soc. of Stat.: 1627[-8J.
2 tr. Gothic letter.
Arms 172 measure to 2) shall this
Henry Falkland.
It is the duty of the Clerk of the Market to sui-vey abuses
in weights and measures, and in all trades using them, and
the quality of food, cattle, and manufactures. He must
punish forestallers, engrossers, and regrators ; he and his
deputies must pass through every county once a year to
mark weights, &c. Hooped measures (which can be altered
at pleasure) to be suppressed. The general regulations
resemble those of the English proclamations. The table of
fees is reckoned in Irish money, 2d. English to 4d Irish.
Hen. Valentia, Thom. Cromwell, Dom. Kilmallocke, Th.
Baltinglasse, E. Dillon, W. Caulfield, Henry Docwra, Fr.
Aungier, Geor. Shurley, Will. Parsons, Dud. Norton, Char.
Coote, Ed. Fisher, Will. Stewart.
Queen's 79. A. 2 (36). MS. copies T.C.D. MSS. 853. 26.
B.M. Lansd. 198. 268. N° 278.
1628
27 JUNE.—BY THE LORD DEPUTIE AND
COUNCELL. A Proclamation for the bringing
in of Corne to serue the Market, and for the punish¬
ing of sturdy Beggers.
Dublin: 27 June 1628.
Dublin : Soc. of Stat.: 1628.
I f. Gothic letter.
the fidelities tertio
Henry Falkland.
Appointing Commissioners for each county, and giving
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