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1674-5: 26-27 Chables II
Nos 851-6
LORD LIEUTENANT
[Begins] Whereas We are
18 MAY. —BY THE
AND COUNCIL.
informed . . .
[For supply of the market and against export of coi-n.]
Dublin : 18 May 1674.
Dublin: B. Tooke : 1674.
3 ff. Gothic letter.
price
the
2) well 3) find and
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Essex.
Owing to the high price of corn the export of wheat,
barley, rye, beare, oats, pease, pulse, meslin, or any meal
is forbidden till Michaelmas. Farmers and corn masters to
supply the market. Mayors, &c., to search for engrossers
and forestallers and hoarders of corn.
Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane, Thomond, J.
Temple, Jo. Bysse, H. Ingoldesby, Geo. Kawdon.
P.R.O. Dub. 2 (166); 2. A. (169). Antiq. 2 (123).
N° 851.
5 OCTOBER.—BY THE LORD LIEUTEN¬
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We
held it necessary . . .
[Further restraint on transportation of corn from
Ulster/]
Dublin: 5 October 1674.
Dublin : B. Tooke : 1674.
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Arms 183 Procla- ry 2) Our due
Essex.
Cites proclamation 18 May, No. 851, q.v. No corn, &c.,
to be exported from Ulster until Christmas next. All
magistrates to enforce the furnishing of the market.
Conway and Kilulta, K. Kanelagh, Massereene, Brabazon,
Hen. Midensis, Art. Forbes, K. FitzGerald, J. Povey, J.
Bysse, H. Ingoldesby, Wm. Flower.
P.R.O. Dub. 2 (169); 2. A. (172). N° 852.
14 DECEMBER.—BY THE LORD LIEUTEN¬
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas
Redmond OHanlon . . .
[For apprehending R. OHanlon and others.]
Dublin : 14 December 1674.
Dublin : B. Tooke : 1674.
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Arms 183 Tonderegee, Murphy 2) Yeo- 3) persons an-
Essex.
Redmond OHanlon of Tonderegee, Armagh, Laughlin
mac Redmond OHanlon of Killeany, Daniel mac Murphy
mac Thorlagh Roe OMurphy of the same, Cormuck Raver
OMurphy of the same, Hugh Turr OMurphy of the same,
Bryan Moyle ONeale of the same, James Roe of Ballintegart,
Hugh mac Shane of the same, Peter Pill of the same,
Thomas Willson of Mullaghglasse, Thorlagh mac Patrick
Goam OHanlon of AghynecloghmuUen, Owen oge Carthy
of County Kerry, Cnogher Reardane, alias Griagh, of the
same, John Howrane and Hugh Noonane of the same,
Shane Kittagh ODonnel of Prison in County Mayo, James
Gallagher mac Edmond Dorragh of Kilmore, Donnogh Boy
OGallagher of Coolkearny, Terlagh mac Kolgeen of the
same, Hugh Bane mac Brehoune of Carra, Co. Sligoe,
Donnel oge ODonnel mac Donnel oge of Sligo, William
OKeavin of Ballyntrohan, Bryan mac Donnogh of Coppany,
Donnogh FitzJohn OHart of Knockadooe, Owen ODoghertie
of Coulkearny, Co. Mayo, Tirlagh mac Brehoune of Carra,
Co. Sligo, and William Gallagher of Court, all yeomen,
have committed burglaries, &c., and fled to the woods and
mountains. They are to surrender before 1 February next
or be adjudged rebels and traitors. Ten pounds reward for
the head of any of them, and if the slayer is a proclaimed
person a free pardon in addition. All officers and subjects
to assist.
Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane, Clanbrasill, Conway
and Kilulta, Massereene, Kingston, Ca. Dillon, J. Povey,
Will. Stewart, Theo. Jones, Char. Meredith.
Orm. (7). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (171). Antiq. 2 (125).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 342. Ifo 853.
14 DECEMBER.—BY THE LORD LIEUTEN¬
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by
Proclamation . • .
[Against the exportation of corn.]
Dublin : 14 December 1674.
Dublin: B. Tooke: 1674.
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Eigh-
thereof 2) Officers shall
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Essex.
Cites proclamation 18 May 1674, No. 851, q.v., prohibiting
export of corn till Michaelmas. The price of corn being
still high, no wheat, barley, rye, oats, bare, pease, beans,
meslin, mault, or meal is to be exported before Easter. The
market is to be properly supplied. Engrossers, forestallers,
and regraters to be punished.
Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane, Conway and Kilulta,
Massereene, Hen. Midensis, Ca. Dillon, J. Povey, Will.
Stewart, Theo. Jones, Char. Meredith.
Orm. (8). P.E.O. Dub. 2 (174); 2. A. (174). Antiq. 2
(124).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 342. Ifo 354.
1674-5
3 FEBRUARY.—BY THE KING IN COUN¬
CIL.
Dublin : B. Tooke : 1674[-5].
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Arms 184 Preservation neral al
A reprint of No. 3608, Eng., q.v.
P.B.O. Dub. 2 (176). K.I.D. P.
553.
N° 855.
15 FEBRUARY.—BY THE LORD LIEUTEN¬
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas in
an Act. . .
[For raising £31,000, part of £300,000.]
Dublin : 15 February 1674[-5].
Dublin: B. Tooke: 1674[-5].
52 pp. fo. Gothic letter.
Headpiece
Essex.
Assessments and Commissioners in each county, &c.
Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane, Thomond, Conway
and Kilulta, Hen. Midensis, Fran. Aungier, E. Coote, Art.
Forbese, J. Povey. Jo. Bysse, Will. Stewart, O. St. George,
H. Ingoldesby, Geo. Eawdon, Hans Hamilton, Theo. Jones,
Mau. Eustace, Char. Meredith.
T.C.D. B. 5. 21 (5). N° 856.
1 MARCH.—BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas His
Majesty . . .
[For easing the Sheriffs.]
Dublin : 1 March 1674[-5].
Dublin: B. Tooke: 1674[-5].
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Arms 184 Letters " riffs 2) Accompts 3) Ta- Majesties
Essex.
Cites royal letter 10 Feb. 1674[-5] mentioning the great
burdens on sheriffs, which are harder to bear owing to the
impoverishment of the gentry. Judges to be allowed £100
per circuit for entertainment. Fees from sheriffs to cease
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