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

Nos 1008-17
1688-9: 4 James II & 1 William & Mary
Guards 2s. 6cl. per week to 2s., others 2s. to Is. 6d. Arrears
will be paid later. This to be proclaimed and posted up.
B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (49); G. 6022 (46). Orm. (87).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (385); 1. 0. (81); 2. B. (104); 2. C.
(104); 3 (57). K.LD. N. 1. 28 (40).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 389. TS° 1008.
1688-9
25 JANUARY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas several
persons ...
[Against riotous assemblies.]
Dublin: 25 January 1688[-9].
Dublin: C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1688[-9].
2 tr. Gothic letter.
Arms 187 Ma- vernment 2) as whatso-
Tyrconnell.
The late riotous assemblies resemble high treason,
especially in seizing strong places, arms, and ammunition.
All persons are to withdraw themselves from them on
promise of pardon. Thieves and robbers are to be brought
to justice. Future offenders will be prosecuted.
A. Fytton, C, Galmoy, T. Nugent, John Keating, Jo.
Davys, De. Daly, Rich. Hamilton, Tho, Newcomen, Garett
Moore.
B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (34); G. 6022 (47). Orm. (88).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (387); 1. C. (83); 2. B. (106); 2. C. (106);
3 (59). T.C.D. B. 5. 21 (7a). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (41).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 390.
There was a London broadside reprint of this. If° 1009.
2 FEBRUARY.—BY THE LORD DEPUTY
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER
NOUR OP IRELAND. A Declaration.
[To prevent robberies by soldiers.]
Dublin : 2 February 168|.
Dublin: C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1688[-9].
2 pp. Koman letter. W. Ellis.
Arms 185 sun- mands p. 2) to or
Tyrconnel.
Complaints are made that the new levies are committing
robberies and depredations. Officers are to keep their nien
under strict discipline, and to aid magistrates in seizing
offenders and restoring stolen property. This to be published
and affixed in market towns, &c.
B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (50). Orm. (89). P.R.O. Dub.
1. A. (389); I.e. (82): 3.(61).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 392. N° 1010.
2 FEBRUARY.
2 ff. Roman letter.
Arms 185 sun- mands 2) to or
Another edition of No. 1010, q.v.
B.M. G. 6022 (48). P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (108); 2. C. (108).
T.C.D. B. 5.21 (7). K.I.D. K 1. 28 (42). N° 1011.
WILLIAM & MARY
14 FEBRUARY.—BY THE LORD DEPUTY
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER
NOUR OF IRELAND. To the Commissioners
of His Majesties Revenue.
Dublin : 14 February 168[8-]9.
Not found. ' W. Ellis.
Tyrconil,
Ships coming with goods or in ballast to be allowed to
deposit any native commodities, but not passengers or goods.
Ships bringing in coal or merchandise may take aw.ay pas¬
sengers or goods under a warrant from the Lord Deputy.
No passengers to leave Ireland without special licence. All
goods to pay customs according to value.
Reprinted in 'A Letter, &c., from Dublin'. T.C.D. A. 7. 1 (161).
N° 1012.
22 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
QUEEN.] The Declaration of William and Mary,
King and Queen of England, France and Ireland,
To all Their Loving Subjects in the Kingdom of
Ireland.
Whitehall: 22 February 1688[-9].
London : Bill & Newcomb : 1688[-9].
1 f. Roman letter.
Sub- all that
Promising full indemnity to all who lay down arms and
return to their abodes by 10 April next. Free private
exercise of their religion allowed to subjects of the Romish
Church. Further indulgence promised. Those who continue
in arms are traitors. Their estates will be forfeited.
B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (52). P.O. 1 (87). Bodl. Ashm. H. 23
(433). Dalk. 2 (69). P.R.O. S.F.I. 352. Guild. 4 (10).
N° 1013.
22 FEBRUARY.
within and the
Another edition of No. 1013, q.v.
B.L. B.M. 190. g. 13 (29G). P.R.O. 6 (11).
25 February.
N° 1014.
22 FEBRUARY.
Subjects whatsoever that
Another edition of No. 1013, q.v.
Queen's 79. 0. 7 (37). Guild. 1 (551).
N° 1015.
22 FEBRUARY.
Dublin reprint : A. Crook ^: [1690].
1 f. Roman letter.
Our there those,
A reprint of No. 1013, q.v.
B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (390); 1. C (84); 3 (62); 3.
A. (1).
1 Printer to Their Most Excellent Majesties. N° 1016.
25 FEBRUARY.—BY THE LORD DEPUTY
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER¬
NOR OF HIS MAJESTIES KINGDOM
OF IRELAND. A Declaration.
[Inhabitants of Dublin to give up their arms.]
Dublin: 25 February 168P[-9].
Dublin: C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1688[-9].
2 pp. Roman letter. W. Ellis.
Arms 185 the in p. 2) therefore Gentle-
Tyrconnel.
As the Prince of Orange is about to invade this kingdom,
and several persons have gone north, armed, to join the
rebels there, all persons (living in Dublin, the liberties of
St. Thomas Court, and St. Sepulchre) with arms, fire-arms,
swords, and bagganets, and serviceable horses, &c., are to
deliver them up at their parish church doors. Any one
found with arms must run the risks of the ill consequences
of the disorders of the soldiers. The swords of persons of
quality and gentlemen are excepted.
B.L. B.M. 0. 21. f. 12 (35); G. 6022 (49). Orm. (90).
P.R.O.Dub. l.A.(391); 1. C. (85); 2.B.(110); 2. C.(llO);
3 (63). K.LD. N. 1. 28 (43).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 392. N° 1017.
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