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1691: 3 William & Maey
Nos 1205-12
30 APRIL.—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES OP
IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Inhabitants of Munster to return to their homes.]
Dublin: 30 April 1691.
Dublin: A. C, Ass. of Tooke: [1691].
1 f. Gothic letter. Jo". Davis.
Arms 201 Inha- Attendance dealt
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningsby.
Several officers and inhabitants of Munster, who ought to
be at home there serving Their Majesties, are in Dublin on
pretence of term business. Orders have been given that no
man shall suffer by his absence in any civil business in the
four courts this term. All inhabitants of Waterford and
Tipperary are to return home within three days, inhabitants
of Cork, Limerick, and Kerry are to go to their own homes
or to the nearest garrison and there observe such further
orders as are given them.
B.L. B.M. G. 58G9 (36). P.B.O. Dub. 1. C. (140);
P. 1 (148) ; 3. C. (33) ; 3 (186); 3. A. (38); 3. B. (136).
N° 1205.
9 MAY. — BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES OP
IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas we have sent
our. . .
[For assessing, hiring, and applotting horses.]
Dublin: 9 May 1691.
Dublin: A. C, Ass. of Took : [1691].
1 f. Roman letter. Goo. Clarke.
Arms 199 to in occasion,
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.
The High Sheriffs, «fec., have order to assess each barony,
district, and parish for horses, carts, and drivers. Any one
not obeying to be arrested as disaffected.
B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (141); 3 (187); P. 1 (49); 3. A.
(39); 3. B. (137). N° 1206.
12 MAY. — BY LIEUTENANT-GENERAL
GINCZELL, COMMANDER IN CHIEF
OP THEIR MAJESTIES PORCES. [Be¬
gins] The stealing of Horses . . .
[Horse stealers to be hanged forthwith.]
Dublin : 12 May 1691.
Dublin : A. C, Ass. of Tooke : [1691].
1 f. Roman letter. G. Bar. de Ginckell.
Geo. Clarke.
Arms 193 being upon aecor-
Horse stealing forbidden, on pain of death. Proved
offenders to be immediately hanged without form or pro¬
cess by the provost martial.
B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (37). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (142);
P. 1 (50); 3. C. (34); 3 (188); 3. A. (40); 3. B. (138).
N° 1207.
14 MAY.—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[For the suppression of Rapparees.]
Dublin: 14 May 1691.
Dublin: A. C, Ass. of Tooke : [1691].
1 f. Gothic letter.
Arms 193 Buildings, shall good
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.
To prevent robberies, &c., by rapparees while the troops
are on the march, all popish Irish inhabitants of any barony
who do not give notice of such rapparees to the nearest
officer of militia, &c., and join in taking them, shall be
deemed confederates. No protected Irish papists to be out
between 9 p.m. and 4 a.m. If any arms or ammunition
after 30 May be found on them they shall be considered
rebels.
Anth. Meath, Longford, Ri. Reynell, Jn". Hely.
B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (39). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (143);
P. 1 (51); 3. C. (35); 3 (189); 3. A. (41); 3. B. (139).
N° 1208.
23 MAY.—BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES OP
IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Concerning excisemen and the supply of beer for the
camp.]
Dublin: 23 May 1691.
Dublin : A. C, Ass. of Tooke : [1691].
1 f. Gothic letter. Geo. Clarke.
Arms 199 Corn-
Command
of
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.
The officers of inland excise (which supports the army)
are not to be hindered in their duty. The brewing of ale by
camp-followers under hedges and ditches is very dangerous,
causing fluxes and other disorders, and escapes the revenue.
No one is to bring ale or beer into the camp till at least it is six
days old, nor without a certificate from the gauger that it is
well-brewed and has paid duty. All persons owing excise
to pay it.
B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (40). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (144);
P. 1 (42); 3. C. (36); 3 (190); 3. A. (42); 3. B. (140).
N°1209.
23 MAY. — BY LIEUTENANT-GENERAL
GINCKELL, COMMANDER IN CHIEP
OP THEIR MAJESTIES PORCES. [Be¬
gins] Whereas the Right Honourable . . .
[Concerning excisemen in the camp.]
[Dublin: 23 May 1691J
Dublin : A. C, Ass. of Tooke : [1691].
1 f. Roman letter. G. Bar. de Ginckell.
Geo. Clarke.
of Branch Army.
Refers to proclamation of Lords Justices of this date. No.
1209, q.v., that beer is not to be brought to the camp with¬
out a ganger's certificate that it is well-brewed and duty paid.
The officers of excise appointed to the camp are to be
obeyed by the sutlers, and all officers and soldiers are to aid
and encourage them.
C. (145);
N° 1210.
B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (38). P.R.O. Dub. 1.
P. 1 (53); 3 (191) ; 3. A. (43); 3. B. (141).
15 JUNE,—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[Appointing 3 July a Fast Day.]
[Dublin] Council Chamber: 15 June 1691.
Dublin: A. C, Ass. of Tooke: [1691].
2 fF. Gothic letter.
Arms 201 Goodness Majesties 2) Forces du-
Charles Poiier, Tho. Coningesby.
Friday, 3 July, and every following first Friday in the
month appointed a fast day for the success of Their Majes¬
ties' forces during the war. This prochimation to be read
the Sunday before. All subjects to meet in church at the
appointed time for divine worship.
Fran. Dublin, Drogheda, Anth. Meath, Rob. Fitz-Gerald,
Char. Meredith, Ri. Reynell, Jn". Hely.
B.M. G. 5869 (41). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (38). N° 1211.
15 JUNE.
2 pp. Gothic letter.
Arms 201 Goodness Majesties p. 2) Forces du-
Another edition of No. 1211, q.v.
B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (146); 3 (192); P. 1 (54); 3. A.
(43); 3. B. (14 2). N° 1212.
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