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

1628-30: 4-5 Chables I
Nos 279-85
them power to search for concealed grain, &c., and to order
it to be sent to market weekly. Refractory persons to be
imprisoned in the common gaol. All officers in the county
to search for aged and impotent persons, and give them
permission to beg in appointed limits by a sealed letter.
Anj' one begging outside the limits to be punished under
33 Hen. VIII of Ireland.
R. Dillon, Henr. Docwra, Lau. Esmond, Will. Parsons,
Char. Coote, Dud. Norton, Ed. Fisher, Ad. Loftus, lohn
Vaughan.
P^R.O. Dub. 1 (15); 1. A. (16); 1. B. (10); 1. C. (4).
In P.E.O. Dub. 1. A. (17) is a list of the Commissioners, Ifo 279.
23 AUGUST. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation for the
Restraint of Rebellious persons who commit out¬
rages in hope of a generall Pardon.
Dublin : 23 August 1628.
Dublin : Soc. of Stat.: 1628.
1 f. Gothic letter.
and
the
Arms 172
Henry Falkland.
Many outrages have been committed lately by kearnes
and others in the hope of the general pardon to be given at
the next Parliament. This, if granted, will not extend to
crimes committed since 11 July last, which will receive no
benefit from it.
Th. Baltinglasse, Henry Docwra, Dud. Norton, Roger
lones, Adam Loftus, lames Blount.
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (18). Antiq. 1 (48). N° 280.
20 OCTOBER.—BY THE LORD DEPUTIE.
A Proclamation for deferring the Assembly of
Parliament, published to begin vpon the third day
of Nouember next, vntill a fui'ther conuenient time.
Dublin: 20 October 1628.
Dublin : Soc. of Stat.: 1628.
1 f. Gothic letter.
Arms 172 sent liament
all
Henry Falkland.
Parliament was summoned on royal letters to meet on
3 Nov. next. Buttheprovisionsof Poyning'sAct, lOHen.VII,
and of 3 & 4 Philip and Mary were not fulfilled. A certificate
under Great Seal of Ireland of the Acts to be passed, with
the reasons and motives, must be sent by the Lord Deputy
and Council. This must be returned as altered and approved
under Great Seal of England, with the King's licence to
summon a Parliament. Otherwise Parliament is void.
The meeting of Parliament is therefore deferred till these
preparations can be made and a day fixed.
Adam Loftus, Cane, la. Armachanus, Th. Baltinglasse,
Fr. Aungier, R. Dillon, Henry Docwra, G. Shurley, Will.
Parsons, Dud. Norton, P. Crosbie, Adam Loftus, lames
Blount.
P.R.O. Dub. 1 (15); 1. A. (19); 1. B. (11). Antiq. 1 (49).
N° 281.
1629
1 APRIL.—BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCELL. [Begins] Forasmuch as Wee . . .
[Forbidding exercise of Romish ecclesiastical
jurisdictions.]
Dublin : 1 April 1629.
Dublin : Soc. of Stat.: 1629,
1 f. Gothic letter (46^).
Aims 172 against of his
Henry Falkland.
The late intermission of proceedings against Romish
ecclesiastics has encouraged them to open public oratories,
colleges, mass-houses, and convents for education, &c., and
to exercise jurisdiction in this country. All titulary Arch¬
bishops, Bishops, &c., are not to exercise any jurisdiction,
and convents are to be broken up. Owners of such houses
of friars, &c., are to expel the friars and resume their
property on pain of confiscation.
Adam Loftus, Cane, la. Armacha[n]us, Hen. Valentia,
Moore, T. Baltinglasse, R. Dillon, Anth. Midensis, Henry
Docwra, Wil. Parsons. Rich. Bolton, Dud. Norton, Ad. Loftus.
Antiq. 1 (50). P.R.O. S.P.L 248 (55^).
Youghal 147; Cal. p. 445. N° 282.
10 MAY.—BY THE KING.
Dublin : Soc. of Stat.: 1629.
1 f. Gothic letter.
Arms 172 be- are tenth
A reprint of No. 1582, England, q.v.
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (20). Antiq. 1 (51).
Youghal 149; Cal. S.P.I, p. 457. 11° 283.
JUNE.—BY THE LORDS lUSTICES AND
COUNCELL. A Proclamation for paying all
sums due into the Exchequer.
Not found.
See Cal. S.P.I, p. 461. No 283 a.
23 NOVEMBER. — BY THE LORDS lUS¬
TICES AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Foras¬
much as Wee obserue . . .
[Soldiers not to collect Assignments.]
Dublin: 23 November 1629.
Dublin: Soc. of Stat.: 1629.
1 f. Gothic letter.
Arms 172 Collect no re-
Adam Loftus, Cane, R. Corke.
The use of soldiers to collect assignments on the Crown
rents and revenues made to officers is very burdensome to
the country. All soldiers quartered on any persons for
default are to return to garrison, and the chief officer of
every company is to apply to the Court of Exchequer for
relief, where payment with costs and damages will be
enforced.
C. Wilmot, Moore, Dom. Kilmallock, R. Ranelagh, R.
Dillon, Will. Caulfield, Henry Docwra, Fr. Aungier, Lau.
Esmond, Fra. Mountnoris, G. Shurley, Edw. Fisher, loh.
King.
P.R.O. Dub. 1 (16); 1. A. (21); 1. B. (12); 1. C. (5).
Antiq. 1 (52). N° 284.
1629-30
13 JANUARY.—BY THE LORDS lUSTICES,
AND COUNCELL. Instructions to be obserued
by the Shiriffes.
Dublin: 13 January 1629[-30].
Dublin: Soc. of Stat. : 1629[-30].
1 f. Gothic letter.
and
and Of-
Adam Loftus, Cane, R. Corke.
1. In general one bailiff" to be kept for each barony.
2. Sheriff's Courts to be kept in market towns. 3. Pretended
sheriff's officers. 4. Commitments to gaol. 5. Inventories
of criminals' goods. 6. Levying distresses. 7. Levying
assessments on counties. 8. Fines in turne-courts. 9. Com¬
plaints against any illegality of sheriffs to be made to Privy
Council.
C. Wilmot, Moore, R. Ranelagh, Will. Caulfield, Henry
Docwra, Fr. Aungier, Fra. Mountnoris, Will. Parsons, Rich.
Bolton, loh. King, Adam Loftus, Thorn. Dutton, Thom.
Ratheram, Thom. Hybots.
P.R.O. Dub. 1 (17); 1. A. (22). Antiq. 1 (54). N° 285.
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