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

Nos 1473-81
1702: 1 Anne
8 JULY—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[Against those who carried off the cargo of the Betty
Galley.]
Dublin : 8 July 1702.
Dublin : A. Crook : 1702.
2 ff. Gothic letter.
Arms 206 Information the 2) John assisting
Mount-Alexander, Tho. Keightley.
A ship, the Betty Galley of London, was driven on shore
at Mall Bay, Co. Clare, where 278 hogsheads of tobacco and
other goods from Virginia were all carried away except 13
hogsheads, thus defrauding the Queen of customs and the
owners of their goods. The goods are to be delivered up to
JohnNapper, collector of Limerick, before 31 July that they
may be reshipped, paying such salvage as is due. Any
informer will be well rewarded and pardoned.
Narcissus Dublin, Inchiquin, Abercorne, Blesinton, Rich.
Meath, Eobt. Doyne, Eob. King, Cyrill Wich, Cha. Dering.
Orm. (196). P.R.O. Dub. 5. A. (34).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 470. Ifo 1473,
8 JULY.
2 pp. Gothic letter.
Arms 206 Information the p. 2) John assisting
Another edition of No. 1473, q.v.
P.H.O. Dub. 3. B. (282); 5 (43). N° 1474.
17 JULY.- BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN¬
ERAL, AND GENERAL GOVERNOURS
OF HER MAJESTIES KINGDOM OP
IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas nothing can
render.. .
[Army Orders.]
Dublin : 17 July 1702.
Dublin: A. Crook: 1702.
5 fF. Koman letter. J. Dawson.
Arms 206 tliis ons 2) frequenting 3) hereafter
4) Colonel 5) Company, or
Mount-Alexander, Tho. Erie, Tho. Keightley.
Orders for (1) troops to be reviewed yearly; (2) chap¬
lains' orders; (3) recruiting in England yearly; (4) discharges;
(5) leave of absence ; (6) accounting with soldiers for ' odd
groats'; (7) horse money ; (8) a general exercise twice a week ;
(9) lists of effectives to be kept; (10) borrowing horse and
arms and false musters; (11) clothing; (12) loss of arms or
accoutrements; (13) payment of subsistence money ; (14) no
papists to serve ; (15) commissions to be entered ; (16) duels
and affronts.
P.R.O. Dub. 5. A. (24). N° 1475.
17 JULY.
5 pp. Roman letter.
Arms 206 this ons
p. 4) Colonel
Another edition of No. 1475, q.v,
P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (283).
p. 2) frequenting
p. 5) Company
p. 3) hereafter
or
N° 1476.
20 JULY.—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation For a General Fast.
Dublin : 20 July 1702.
Dublin : A. Crook : 1702.
2 pp. Gothic letter.
Arms 206 hath dom, p. 2) do the
Mount-Alexander, Tho. Keightley.
Friday, 14 August, to be a fast day. Archbishops, &c.,
to compose a form of prayer.
Narcissus Dublin, Abercorne, Eich. Meath, Eob. King,
Cha. Dering.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (44); 5. A. (35); 3. B. (284). N° 1477.
27 AUGUST. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER¬
NOURS OP IRELAND. A Declaration.
[Officers to return to their quarters.]
Dublin : 27 August 1702.
Dublin: A. Crooke : 1702.
1 f. Roman letter. J. Dawson.
Arms 207 in diers Company;
Mount-Alexander, Tho. Erie, Tho. Keightley.
Officers and soldiers (except colonels) to return at once to
their quarters (whether absent with or without licence), on
pain of suspension. This to be read to every troop and
company.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (45); 5. A. (36); 3. B. (285). N° 1478.
20 NOVEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS¬
TICES AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation
For a Publick Thanksgiving.
Dublin : 20 November 1702.
Dublin : A. Crook : 1702.
2 ff. Gothic letter.
Arms 208 Ma- under 2) Success so
Mount-Alexander, Tho. Erie, Tho. Keightley.
Thursday, 3 Dec, in Dublin (17 Dec. rest of Ireland), to
be a day of thanksgiving for victories in the Low Countries,
at Vigo under James, Duke of Ormonde, and Sir George
Eooke, and in the West Indies. Archbishops, &c., to
compose a form of prayer.
Will. Kildare, C.S., Abercorne, Eich. Meath, Edw. Down
and Connor, Ei. Pyne, Eich. Cox, Cha. Feilding, W. Eobin-
son, Cha. Dering.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (46); 5. A. (37). N° 1479.
20 NOVEMBER.
2 pp. Gothic letter.
Arms 208 Ma- under
Another edition of No. 1479, q.v.
P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (286).
p. 2) Success so
N° 1480.
9 DECEMBER.—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[Against the sacrilege at Finglass.]
Dublin : 9 December 1702.
Dublin : A. Crook : 1702.
1 f. Gothic letter.
Arms 207
of
be
gious
Mount-Alexander, Tho. Keightley.
The parish church of Finglass (Co. Dublin) was broken
into on 19 October and a strong iron-bound oak chest with
the poor's money of the parish taken away. A pardon and
£10 reward to any accomplice'convicting the robbers to be
paid by William Palmer, Esq., Deputy Clerk of the Council.
Meath, C.S., Will. Kildare, C.S., Narcissus Dublin, Aber¬
corne, Blesinton, Cha. Feilding, Eich. Coote, P. Savage,
Eobt. Doyne, W. Eobinson.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (48); 5. A. (38); 3. B. (287). N° 1481.
18 DECEMBER.—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[Enforcing the laws against tories and rapparees.]
Dublin : 18 December 1702.
Dublin: A. Crook: 1702.
2 pp. Gothic letter.
Arms 207 se- Keeping p. 2) the above
Mount-Alexander, Tho. Keightley.
The evil of rapparees is daily increasing, and people can¬
not go to market for fear of being stripped on the roads.
£20 reward, above the reward levied on the county for
every robber, tory, &c., brought in or killed, and a pardon
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