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1696 7: 8 William III
Nos 1321-7
17 JUNE—BY THE LORD JUSTICE AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation, For a General Fast.
Dublin: 17 June 1696.
Dublin: A. Crook: 1696.
1 f. Gothic letter.
the
these
Inflict
Arms 204
Charles Porter.
Friday, 10 July, to be a fast day. Bishops to compose
a form of prayer.
Narcissus Dublin, Longford, Will. Kildare, Eob. Fitz-
Gerald, P. Savage, Ki. Pyne, Ino. Hely, H. Ingoldesby,
Tho. Brodrick, Ki. Aldworth.
B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (211); 3 (271); 3. A. (112);
3. B. (207); P. 1 (128). W° 1321.
29JUNE. — BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE
LORD JUSTICE AND COUNCIL. A Pro¬
clamation.
[For the arrest of outlaws.]
Dublin : 29 June 1696.
Dublin : A. Crook : 1696.
4 ff. Gothic letter.
Arms 203 to Carrigaduffe 2) Der- 3) Sur- 4) such
Answer
Charles Porter.
Presentments of tories, &c. Cork (14 Jan.) David Barry
alias Snavee, John Kelly, Edmond Howraghan, Thomas
Dore, Phillip Barry, John mc Fineen Carty, Morrish Dawly,
Turlagh Bryan. Kerry (14 March) Daniel Kedagan, Finine
mc. Shane SuUevane, Daniel Bryan, Thomas Eeady, Walter
Eyan. Kerry (14 Jan.) see Proc. [No. 1320]. Sligo (14
Jan.) Owen 6 Paden, Denis o Shyell. Louth (14 Jan. [see
No. 1320]. Armagh (21 March) [see No. 1320]. Tipperary
(21 April) Daniel bane Eyan, James mc. Grath, Bryan
Connor, Phillip Dwyre, William Heas, William Barren,
and Oliver Stephens (£15 reward for Daniel bane Eyan,
£10 for the others from the county), William Eyan, and
Eichard Grant. These are to surrender before 14 July to
take their trial. £50 reward will be paid by Co. Cork for
David Barry alias Snavee and John Kelly, or either of
them, and £50 reward extra will be paid by government
for these two, and £10 for any other of the tories pro¬
claimed. Pardon to any of them in addition to reward
except to David Barry or John Kelly—notorious murderers.
Narcissus Dublin, Longford, Will. Kildare, St. Geo.
Cloyn, Eob. Fitz-Gerald, P. Savage, Ei. Pyne, William
Berkeley, John Hanmer, H. Ingoldesby, Chris. Wandes-
ford, Tho. Brodrick.
B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (212); 3 (272); 3. A. (113);
3. B. (208); P. 1 (129). N° 1322.
16 JULY.—BY THE LORD JUSTICE GEN¬
ERAL, AND GENERAL GOVERNOUR
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[For the discovery of concealed forfeitures.]
Dublin : 16 July 1696.
Dublin : A. Crook : 1696.
2 fF. Gothic letter. Arth. Podmore.
Arms 204 Securi- Whereas 2) thereunto. Charges
Charles Porter.
A re-\vard of one-fourth of all forfeited estates concealed
by persons with no right or title to them will be paid to
the discoverer on his making out the King's title to them.
Information to be given to the commissioners of the
revenues.
B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (213); 3 (276); 3. A. (114);
3. B. (209); P. 1 (130). N" 1323.
21 AUGUST.—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER
NOURS OP IRELAND AND COUNCIL.
A Proclamation.
[Publishing Proclamation against Henry Every.]
Dublin : 21 August 1696.
Dublin : A. Crook : 1696.
2 ff. Gothic letter.
Arms 204 a these 2) Custody in
Charles Porter, Montrath, Drogheda.
Eecites in full proclamation 10 Aug., No. 4200, Eng., q.v.
All persons are to arrest these pirates from the Phansie or
Charles, Eewards will be paid from Irish Treasury.
Narcissus Dublin, Inchiquin, Will. Kildare, Eob. Fitz-
Gerald, H. Ingoldesby, Tho. Keightley.
P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (214); 3 (278); 3. A. (115); 3. B.
(210); P. 1 (131). N°1324.
16 NOVEMBER.—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOURS OP IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Officers to return to their quarters.]
Dublin : 16 November 1696.
Dublin : A. Crook : 1696.
1 f. Roman letter. W. Palmer.
Arms 204 be- hereof Dire-
Charles Porter, Montrath.
Officers (except Privy Councillors) to return to quarters
forthwith and remain there, on pain of cashiering. This to
be published and affixed in the accustomed places.
B.L. P.R.O. Dub. I.e. (215); 3 (279); 3. A. (116);
3. B. (211). N°1325.
4 DECEMBER.—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOURS OP IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Regulations for transport on movements of troops.]
Dublin : 4 December 1696.
Dublin : A. Crook : 1696.
2 ff. Roman letter. W. Palmer.
Arms 203 of what 2) such Coun-
Charles Porter, Montrath, Drogheda.
Officers of troops on the march to give notice the night
before to the constable of the number of horses and cars
they require. Horses to be paid for 1 d. per mile. None to
be pressed for more than 10 miles or one day. Quarters
and hire to be paid for on the spot. Violence to be punished
severely. This to be proclaimed and affixed.
B.L. P.B.O, Dub. 1. C. (216); 3 (280); 3. A. (117);
3. B. (212). N° 1326.
1696-7
12 JANUARY.-BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[Forbidding export of grain from Ulster.]
Dublin: 12 January 1696[-7]
Dublin : A. Crook : 1696[-7].
2 ff. Gothic letter.
Arms 203 that city 2) the Unlawful
Montrath, Drogheda.
No corn or grain is to be exported from Londonderry, Bel¬
fast, Carrickfergus, Coleraine, Strangford, or Donaghadee
from 19 January to Michaelmas next [29 Sept.]. Customs
officers not to permit corn to be shipped. Mayors, &c., to
assist them, and to enforce the laws against forestalling,
regrating, and engrossing in the counties of Londonderry,
Down, and Antrim.
Eob. Fitz-Gerald, P. Savage, Wm. Wolseley, Eobt. Doyne,
Tho. Keightly, Tho. Brodrick.
B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (217); 3 (282); 3. A. (118);
3. B. (213), N°1327.
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