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Nos 1161-9
1690: 2 William & Mary
30 SEPTEMBER.
Arms 199 unto to day
Another edition of No. 1160, q.v.
B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (114); P
3. A. (14); 3. B. (108).
1 (18); 3 (155);
N° 1161.
7 OCTOBER—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
OP IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[For the arrest of private soldiers without passes.]
Dublin : 7 October 1690.
Dublin : A. C, Ass. of Took : [1690].
1 f. Gothic letter. Jo°. Davis.
Soul-
others
Arms 201
Sydney, Tho. Coningsby.
All private soldiers, not in Col. Foulkes' and Col. Herbert's
regiments (now quartered in Dublin) who are not provided
with passes or are not in the Hospital at Killmainham,
are to be arrested and brought before Col. Foulkes or the
Governor of Dublin to avoid the danger of spies. No one
need quarter soldiers without a billet from the sheriffs or
constables.
B.M. G. 5869 (9). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (7). N° 1162.
9 OCTOBER.—BY THE COMMISSIONERS
AND CHIEF GOVERNORS OP THEIR
MAJESTIES REVENUES. Rules to be
observed by the Persons Proposing to be Tenants to
any of tho Lands, or Houses, Forfeited by the Re¬
bellion, and in their Majesties dispose.
Custom House, Dublin : 9 October 1690.
Dublin: Joseph Ray ^: 1690.
1 f. Roman letter.
Woodcut of seal Houses, ty aforesaid
(1) Proposals to be lodged with secretary ; (2) giving full
particulars of the property; if tenanted, by whom, and at
what rent; (3) the utmost rent for lease during pleasure.
(4) Also for forfeited houses the same particulars. (5) Full
security to be given. (6) All encumbrances before 13 Feb.
1688 to be notified.
Char. Meredith, John Lowther, William Culliford, Edward
May, Edward Ford, Bartho. Van Homrigh.
B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (113).
1 On CoUedge Green. Ifo 1163.
9 OCTOBER.—BY LIEUT.-GENERAL GINC-
KELL. A Declaration against straggling soldiers.
Kilkenny: 9 October 1690.
Not found.
From No. 1166, q.v. N° 1164.
22 OCTOBER.-BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
OP IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Appointing 16 Nov. a day of public thanksgiving.]
Dublin : 22 October 1690.
Dublin: A. C, Ass. of Tooke : [1690].
1 f. Gothic letter. Jo°. Davis,
Arms 193 mer- Provinces for
Sydney, Tho. Coningsby.
. On account of the late victory, and the reduction of Cork
and Kinsaile, Sunday, 16 November, is appointed a day of
thanksgiving. This proclamation to be read in all churches
on 9 November. The weekly fast to be discontinued till
further order.
B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12(121). ; G. 5869(10). P.R.O.Dub.
I.e. (115); P. 1 (19); 3(156); 3. B. (109); 3. C. (8).
S° 1165.
13 NOVEMBER. — BY LIEUTENANT-GEN¬
ERAL GINCKELL, COMMANDER IN
CHIEP OF THEIR MAJESTIES PORCES.
[Begins] Their Majesties Forces being now . . .
[For supplying the Army with provisions.]
Dublin : 13 November 1690.
Dublin: A. C, Ass. of Tooke: 1690. Bar. de Ginckell.
4 pp. Roman letter. Geo. Clarke.
Arms 193 Win- For p. 2) presume p. 3) the p. 4) Village be
The army now in winter quarters must be provisioned.
I. Soldiers are not to take food, but to pay at the rates
appointed by the Lords Justices, on pain of punishment in
proclamation 24 June, No. 1121, q.v. 2. No one to press
horses or carts. Order 20 June, No. 1120, q.v. 3. Stragglers
to be put down. Order of Kilkenny 9 Oct., No. 1164, q.v.,
to be executed. 4, No soldiers to go foraging without leave
from the General. 5. Forage to be brought into barony
stores. 6. Storekeepers to render monthly accounts. 7. The
officers to requisition the sheriff for forage, 4 cwt. of hay and
5 bushels of oats per month per horse. 8. If this forage is
not provided the general-in-chief will look into the matter.
9. Regulations for payment of quarters when the soldiers
have not been paid. 10. Eeturns on changing quarters.
II. Officers commanding to sign billets for forage and diet.
12. Mode of making complaints.
B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (122); G. 5869 (11). P.R.O.
Dub. P. 1 (20); 3. C. (9). N° 1166.
14 NOVEMBER.—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
OP IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[For providing the Army with provisions at fixed rates.]
Dublin: 14 November 1690.
Dublin : A. C, Ass. of Tooke : [1690].
2 pp. Gothic letter. Jo". Davis.
Arms 199 tliis
regular p. 2) Souldier, respective
Sydney, Tho. Coningesby.
The need of provisioning the army. Inhabitants to pro¬
vide one hot meal a day, and the remainder of the dinner
for night for—foot soldiers, 3d ; dragoons, Z\d.; troopers,
4d. This will be paid on certificate as in order 13 Nov.,
No. 1166, q.v.
Bates of provisions. Wheat, 15.s. barrel (of 128 Winchester
quarts); mault, 7s. 6(/. ; oats, 4s. barrel; oatmeal, \d. per
quart; mutton, \\d. lb.; beef. Id lb.; new milk cheese,
2id lb. ; skim milk cheese, \\d. lb. ; butter, 4d lb. ; strong
beer (in quarters), 2d. quart; if brought over 10 miles, Zd.
quart ; brandy, 2s. quart; good waters. Is. 3d. quart; sweet
milk, M. quart; hay. Is. cwt.
B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (123); G. 5869 (12). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C.
(116). N°1167.
14 NOVEMBER.
Arms 193 this regular 2) Souldier, respective
Another edition of No. 1167, q.v.
P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (10). T.C.D. B. 5. 21 (10).
The price of malt is officially erased in all editions of 1167 and 1168
by the pen. N° 1168.
14 NOVEMBER.
Arms 199 this regular p. 2) Souldier, respective
Another edition of No. 1167, q.v. The price of malt is
omitted from the verso of the printed page, not erased by
pen.
B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 3 (157); 3. A. (15); P. 1 (22); 3. B.
(110). N°1169.
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