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

Nos 1230-9
1691: 3 William & Maby
Justices to have a list sent them. Forty shillings reward
paid for each rapparee arrested. Burning corn in straw
(prohibited 11 Chas. II, Ireland) will forfeit protection.
Hiding or burying corn will lose protection.
Fran. Dublin, Anth. Meath, Ei. Eeynell, Ei. Pyne.
B.M. G. 5869 (50). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (46). N° 1230.
18 SEPTEMBER.
2 pp. Gothic letter.
Arms 193 late and p. 2) them, any
Another edition of No. 1230, q.v.
B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (157); 3 (203); P. 1 (66); 3. A.
(53); 3. B. (152). N° 1231.
25 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORDS-JUS¬
TICES AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[For the encoui-agement of markets and agriculture.]
Dublin: 25 September 1691.
Dublin : A. C, Ass. of Tooke : [1691].
2 ff. Gothic letter.
Arms 201 the said 2) upon their
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.
In Galway, Athlone, Belturbet, Bannagher, Portumna,
Sligoe, and Birr wheat and other provisions are bought in
the market for the garrisons. Wheat will be bought for
ready money at 12s. 6d. per barrel Dublin measure. Sheriffs
are to protect all persons going to or coming from market.
Tenants of forfeited lands to be protected and encouraged
to plough or sow. Under-tenants, when the chief tenant
is in default, may pay the former rent, or the custom of the
barony at their option. Growing crops at expiration of
tenancy to be enjoyed by persons sowing them. Any person
may enter on unlet forfeited lands, and plough and sow
them on giving notice to the collector of the district within
ten days. No horses or cars of tenants ploughing or sowing
to be pressed.
Fran. Dublin, Ei. Eeynell, Ei. Pyne, Jno. Hely.
B.M. G. 5869 (51). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (47). N° 1232.
25 SEPTEMBER.
2 pp. Gothic letter.
Arms 201 tho said p. 2) upon their
Another edition of No. 1232, q.v.
B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (158); 3 (204); P. 1 (67); 3. A.
(54); 3. B. (153). N° 1233.
14 OCTOBER.-BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[Protection to all subjects taking the oath of fidelity.]
Dublin: 14 October 1691.
Dublin : A. C, Ass. of Tooke : [1691].
1 f. Gothic letter.
Arms 193
Ma-
my bring-
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.
Officers and soldiers not to injure any subject whatsoever.
Any person taking the oath of allegiance is esteemed a
subject under i3rotection. Justices of Peace to give a certi¬
ficate of taking the oath without any charge whatsoever.
Fran. Dublin, Granard, Antli. Meath, Longford, Ey.
Eeynell.
B.M. G. 5869 (53). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (160); P. 1 (69);
3. C. (49); 3 (206); 3. A. (58); 3. B. (155). N° 1234.
14 OCTOBER.—BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[Extending pardon to Rapparees.]
Dublin: 14 October 1691.
Dublin: A. C, Ass. of Tooke : 11691].
2 ff. Gothic letter.
Arms 193 day of 2) In- in
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.
Eecites in full proclamation 18 Sept., No. 1230, q.v.
Since then Connaught has been subdued. The proclamation
is therefore extended for Connaught, &c., to 5 Nov.
Fran. Dublin, Droheda, Longford, Granard, Anth. Meath,
Eob. FitzGerald, Ey. Eeynell, Ei. Pyne, Jn". Hely.
B.M. G. 5869 (54). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (50). N° 1235.
14 OCTOBER.
2 pp. Gothic letter.
Arms 193 day of p. 2) In- in
Another edition of No. 1235, q.v.
B.L. P.II.O. Dub. 1. C. (159); 3 (205); P. 1 (68); 3. A.
(55); 3. B. (154). N° 1236.
7 NOVEMBER.—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
OP IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Concerning provisions for winter quarters.]
Dublin : 7 November 1691.
Dublin: A. C, Ass. of Tooke: [1691].
2 fr. Gothic letter. Geo. Clark.
Arms 201 their Kingdom 2) may of
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.
The army being in winter quarters the subjects in the
respective counties shall provide for it at the rates and
prices affixed. Soldiers are to pay out of their subsistence
money, or officers are to sign weekly bills, payable by the
commissioners of accounts in Dublin. Troopers to be sup¬
plied with 20 lb. of hay and sufficient straw, and 1 peck of
oats per day. Forage, &c., to be taken from a magazine if
possible. Prices: Wheat, per barrel of 128 Winchester
quarts, 13s.; oats, 4s.; oatmeal, Id. quart; mutton, 1^,7.
lb. ; beef, l^d. lb. ; new milk cheese, 2^d. ; skim milk
cheese, l^d. ; butter, 3^d. ; strong beer, 2d. quart; brandy,
2s. quart; good waters. Is. 3d. quart; milk, ^d. quart; hay.
Is. per hundred ; diet (one hot meal and bread and cheese
morning and night); trumpet and corporal of horse, 3s. Qd.
a week; trooper, 3s. ; non-com. officers, dragoons, 3s. ;
trooper, 2s. 6d. ; non-com. officers, foot, 2s. ; common
soldier, Is. 6d. Landlords to allow fire, small beer, salt
and ' sower' when they do not diet.
B.M. G. 5869 (55). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (51). N° 1237.
7 NOVEMBER.
2 pp. Gothic letter.
Arms 201 their Kingdom p. 2) may of
Another edition of No. 1237, q.v.
B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (161); 3(207); P. 1 (70); 3. A.
(56); 3. B. (156). N° 1238.
9 NOVEMBER,—BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[For the discovery of the murderers of William White.]
Dublin : 9 November 1691.
Dublin : A. C, Ass. of Tooke : [1691].
1 f. Roman letter.
Arms 193 that brought of
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.
William White of Cork, merchant, was murdered within
a mile of Cork on 26 October. <£40 reward will be paid on
the conviction of any person having a hand in this murder,
and a free pardon to accomplices.
Fran. Dublin, Drogheda, Anth. Meath, Longford, Ei.
Pyne, Jn". Hely.
B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (57). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (162); P. 1
(71); 3. C. (53); 3 (208); 3. A. (57); 3. B. (157).
N° 1239.
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