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1690-1; 2 3 William & Mary
Nos 1188-95
4 FEBRUARY.
Arms 193
Artifices an
to
Another edition of No. 1187, q.v.
B.L B.M. G. 5869 (24). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (128); P.
1 (35); 3. C. (22) ; 3 (171); 3. A. (27); 3. B. (124).
N° 1188.
6 FEBRUARY—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[Against plundering by the soldiery.]
Dublin : 6 February 1690[-1].
Dublin: A. C, Ass. of Took : [1690-1].
3 ff. Gothic letter.
Arms 193 Complaints others 2) And Esta-
Chas. Porter, Tho. Coningesby.
Complaints have been made of plundering by the army,
contrary to the articles of war and military discipline. Dis¬
cipline is to be strictly observed, and no plundering of
protestant or popish subjects allowed. Complaints, on oath
before a Justice of Peace, are to be sent to the Lords Justices
for investigation, and punishment or redress. If commanding
officers do not punish offenders redress will be made out of
their pay. All officers and soldiers to pay their quarters
out of their pay.
Meath, Longford, Granard, Lisburn, Anth. Midensis, Eob.
Fitz-Gerald, Char. Meredith, Jn". Hely, Ei. Pyne.
B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (134). N° 1189.
6 FEBRUARY.
2 pp. Gothic letter.
Arms 193 Complaints others p. 2) And Esta-
Another edition of No. 1189, q.v.
B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (25). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (129); P.
1 (36); 3. C. (23); 3 (172); 3. A. (28) ; 3. B. (125).
N° 1190.
17 FEBRUARY. — BY THE COMMISSION¬
ERS. For Stating the Accounts of the Army.
[Begins] Upon Perusal of the Accounts ...
[All original accounts to be sent to Dublin.]
Dublin : 17 February 1690[-1].
Dublin : A. C, Ass. of Tooke : [16S0-1].
1 f. Roman letter.
Arms 201 Accounts
due
your
All original bonds, bills, or accounts signed by officers or
soldiers to be sent to Dublin. Agents to be employed on
behalf of each county.
Wm. Kobinson, John Stone, Edw. Corker, Will. Molyneux.
B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (26). P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (37); 3. C.
<24). N° 119L
21 FEBRUARY.—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Laying down a Frontier Line.]
Dublin: 21 February [1690-1].
Dublin: A. C, Ass. of Took : [1690-1].
1 f. Roman letter.
Arms 193 that
Gee. Clarke.
defend
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.
Owing to the harbouring of rebels near the frontier line,
it is declared that all within the line now laid down are
under the king's protection. All between this line and the
Shannon are to come in within twenty days to get protection
as long as they are 10 miles or more within the line. Any
persons found between the frontier and the Shannon after
13 March, except protestants with strong houses which they
can protect, are to be treated as spies.
Frontier Line, Castle-Haven, Kilmac Cabe, Drinagh, Dun-
manaway, Castletown, Kilmony. Macromp, Aghabulloge,
Kilolah, Temple Mitchell, Mourne, Mallow, Ballynagooly.
Ballyhooly, Fermoy Bridge, Lismore, Capjperquin, Ballybeacon,
Castlegrace, Ardmain. Cahir, Knockgrassard. Golding-Bridge,
Cashell, Ardmaye, Holycross. Thiirles, Loghmoe, Temple-
more, Clonckany. lioscrea, Ballybritt, Ballymonyne. Birr,
Eglish, Kilcormuck, Ballyboy, Gallis, Scregan, Clonmore,
Phillipstown, Clonnerell, Tyrrells Pass, Newcastle, Kilbride,
Katlinstown. 3Iollinghar, Cullonmore, Collun Murray, Fox-
hall, Ardah, Leny, Ballincloe, Mastrim, Newtown. Longford,
Castleforbus, Drumvile, Granard. Fina, Drumlomon, Ballin-
temple, Lismore, Kilmore. Cavan, Buttlerage Bridge. Beltur-
batt, Watelbridge, Newtownbridge, Linaskea, Lismila, Castle
Coote. EnisMlling, Ballycassedy, Newportstown, Lisnagarve,
Crevenisk, Turmon Castle, Eossebeg. Belleek, Bally shannon.
B.L. B.M 807. g. 5 (56); G. 5869(27). P.R.O. Dub.
I.e. (130); P. 1 (38); 3. C. (25); 3 (173); 3. A. (29); 3. B.
(126). N°1192.
23 FEBRUARY.—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[The brass and copper coinage no longer current.]
Dublin : 23 February 1690[-1].
Dublin : A. C, Ass. of Took : [1620-1].
2 pp. Gothic letter.
Arms 201 Procia- said p. 2) un- Mo-
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby,
Quotes proclamation 10 July 1690, No. 1127, q.v., reducing
nominal value of brass and copper coinage. As most of this
money is in the hands of the rebels, none of these coins
shall be current after 26 February.
Fran. Dublin, Longford, Anth. Midensis, Eob. Fitz-Gerald,
Char. Meredith, Ei. Eeynell, Ei. Pyne.
B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (29). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (131); P.
1 (39); 3. C. (27); 3 (174); 3. A. (30); 3. B. (126).
N° 1193.
23 FEBRUARY.—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation against Duelling.
DubHn : 23 February 1690[-1].
Dublin: A. C, Ass. of Took : [1690-1].
1 f. Roman letter. Jo°. Davis.
Arms 193 and thorize
Ma-
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.
All officers or soldiers sending, receiving, or delivering a
challenge or offering a real affront to another will be cashiered
and made incapable of serving.
B.L. B.M. G, 5869 (28). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (132); P.
1(40); 3. C. (26); 3(175); 3. A. (31); 3, B. (127).
N° 1194.
24 FEBRUARY. — BY THE LORDS-JUS¬
TICES AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[Voiding protections not granted by General Commander
or Secretary of State.]
Dublin : 24 February 169U[-1].
Dublin : A. C, Ass. of Tooke : [1690-1].
2 ff. Gothic letter.
Arms 199 arise thers 2) them,
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.
Protection
Irregular protections having been granted, all, except
those granted by the general of the army and the Secretary
of State for Ireland or for War, are voided from the end of
the next assizes. Judges to grant protection to all who
surrender their arms and take the oath of fidelity. A list
of protected persons to be left with the sheriff and the con¬
stable of the parish. No one to pay more than 6d. for
writing, signing, and sealing the protection.
Fran. Dublin, Meath, Longford, Eob. Fits-Gerald, Char.
Meredith, Jn". Hely, Hen. Fane.
B.M. G. 5869 (30). P,R.O. Dub. 3. C. (27). , N° 1195.
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