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

1700-1: 13 William III
Nos 1431-9
for a vicar-general, dean, or captain, .£10 for a Jesuit, friar,
monk, lieutenant, cornet or ensign, £5 for non-commissioned
officer or private, to be paid on conviction.
Mount-Alexander, C. S., Narcissus Dublin, Inchiquin,
Blesinton, Will. Kildare, Ei. Pyne, Kobt. Doyne, Wa.
Plunkett, Kob. King.
B.L. P.B.O. Dub. P. 1 (204). N° 1431.
18 MARCH.—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOURS OP IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Concerning profanity, &c., in quarters.]
Dublin: 18 March 170^
Dublin : A. Crook : 1700[-1].
2 pp. Gothic letter. H. May.
Arms 204 made more. p. 2) if further
Berkeley, Gallway.
Kecites laws against profanity, which are to be observed
in all barracks, &c. No trust to be given to soldiers unless
an officer holds himself responsible. Officers to certify
necessary repairs to the barrack-master. No women or
children to lodge in quarters. Officers to admit civil
officers to search for offenders.
P.B.O. Dub. P. 1 (205). N° 1432.
1701
29 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOURS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Against profanity and against abuses in barracks.]
Dublin : 29 March 1701.
Dublin : A. Crook : 1701.
2 pp. Gothic letter. H. May.
Arms 204 made more p. 2) Barrack- fur-
Berkeley, Gallway.
The laws against profanity are to be observed by the
army. Notice to be given against giving credit to soldiers.
Commanding officers to certify the condition of the bar¬
racks weekly to the barrack-master. Soldiers not to be
allowed to use their sheets for table-cloths and other pur¬
poses. No women or children to be allowed to lodge in
barracks. Officers commanding to give up offenders to the
civil power.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (7); 5. A. (7). N^ 1433.
29 MARCH.
3 fF. Gothic letter.
Arms 204 made more 2) Barrack- fur-
Another edition of No. 1433, q.v.
P.B.O. Dub. 3. B. (251). N° 1434.
7 APRIL.—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[For a Fast Day on 2 May.]
Dublin : 7 April 1701.
Dublin: A. Crook : 1701.
1 f. Gothic letter.
Arms 204 this the
such
Narcissus Dublin, Mount-Alexander.
Friday, 2 May, to be a day of humiliation. Archbishops,
&c., to compose a form of prayer.
Inchiquin, Blesinton, Cha. Feilding, Eobt. Doyne, Chris.
Wandesford, Rob. King, Thos. Keightley.
P.II.O. Dub. 5 (8); 5. A. (8); 3. B. (252). N° 1435.
3 MAY.—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN¬
ERAL AND GENERAL GOVERNOURS
OP IRELAND. A Declaration.
[Officers and soldiers to return to their quarters.]
Dublin: 3 May 1701.
Dublin : A. Crook : 1701.
1 f. Gothic letter. W. Palmer.
Arms 193 Majesty's thereupon severity
Narcissus Dublin, Drogheda, Mount-Alexander.
All officers and soldiers absent without leave to return
at once to their quarters, and those on leave to return
before its expiration. No one to be absent in future without
licence from the Lords Justices. Commanding officers to
give notice to the officers and soldiers of their commands.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (9); 5. A. (9); 3. B. (253). N° 1436.
24 MAY.—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN¬
ERAL AND GENERAL GOVERNOURS
OP IRELAND. A Declaration.
[For the apprehension of deserters.]
Dublin : 24 May 1701.
Dublin: A. Crook: 1701.
1 f. Gothic letter. W. Palmer.
Arms 193 Or- the Declara-
Narcissus Dublin, Drogheda, Mount-Alexander.
As twelve foot regiments are to be sent into Holland,
special care is to be taken to avoid desertion. All strag¬
gling soldiers, and all loose persons who cannot prove
that they are not soldiers are to be arrested, and notice
sent to the Chief Secretary. This to be published and
affixed.
P.B.O. Dub. 5 (10) ; 5. A. (10); 3. B. (234). N° 1437.
2 JUNE.—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[The value of foreign coin.]
Dublin: 2 June 1701.
Dublin: A. Crooks: 1701.
3 pp. Gothic letter.
Arms 204 Graciously dience p. 2) penny p. 3) not of
Narcissus Dublin, Drogheda, Mount-Alexander.
Cites royal letter 19 May 1701. The following rates are
enforced from Friday, 6 June. Gold. Spanish or French
pistole, 4 dwt. 8 gr., 18s. 6d. ; half, 9s. 3d. Silver. Du-
catoone, 20 dwt. 16 gr., 6s. ; half and quarter, 3s., Is. 6d. ;
piece of eight of Mexico or Sevil, pillar piece, cross dollar,
French lewis, 17 dwt., 4s. 9d. ; half and quarter propor-
tionably; old Peru, 17 dwt., 4s. 6d. ; half and quarter
proportionably ; cruisado of Portugal, 10 dwt. 20gr., 3s. 2d.;
half. Is. 7d. Allowance, 2d. per grain gold ; 3d. per dwt.
silver. Weights as in proclamation 21 Feb. 1697[-8],
No. 1356, q.v.
Blesinton, St. Geo. Clogher, Cha. Feilding, Kich. Pyne,
Kich. Cox, Rob. Doyne, Chris. Wandesford, Rob. King.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (11); 5. A. (11); 3. B. (255). N° 1438.
2 JUNE.
3 ff. Gothic letter.
Arms 213 Graciously ly 2) penny
A reissue of No. 1438, q.v.
P.R.O. Dub. Cart. 1 (1).
Imprint 1701, but after 1709.
3) weighing Coins
N° 1439.
30 JUNE.—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[For the arrest of certain outlaws.]
Dublin : 30 June 1701.
Dublin: A. Crook: 1701.
4 pp. Gothic letter.
Arms 204 Parlia- Donough p. 2) Ri- p. 8) and
p. 4) have of
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