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

1702-3: 1-2 Anne
Nos 1482-9
if an accomplice for all crimes but murder. £10 reward for
the conviction of harbourers of tories, &c. If any tory, &c.,
guilty of murder be killed, his slayer, if a tory, may be
pardoned even for murder.
Narcissus Dublin, Abercorne, Rich. Meath, Edw. Down
and Connor, Cha. Feilding, Eich. Coote, Rich. Cox, Robt.
Doyne, W. Robinson, Cha. Dering.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (49); 5. A. (39); 3. B. (288). N° 1482.
1702-3
11 JANUARY.-BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOURS OP HER MAJESTIES KINGDOM
OP IRELAND. A Declaration.
[For the surrender of certain deserters.]
Dublin: 11 January 1702[-3].
Dublin: A. Crook: 170,^^[-3].
3 pp. Gothic letter. J. Dawson.
Arms 206 Of- fences p. 2) Fownes's such
p. 3) List of Deserters
Mount-Alexander, Tho. Keightley.
Certain privates and non-commissioned officers have de¬
serted from Brig. Rosses regiment of dragoons in Flanders
and are in hiding. A free pardon to all who surrender to
Col. Owen Wynne, or Mr. James Southwell, at Mr. Fownes's
warehouse, Cork Hill, before 10 February, or to any of
their officers. Any deserters re-enlisted are to be handed
over. Those who do not surrender will be punished.
[Follows] A list of 76 deserters with their place of
abode.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (27); 5. A. (23). N° 1483.
11 JANUARY.
3 ff. Gothic letter.
Arms 206 Of- fences 2) Fownes's
Another edition of No. 1483, q.v.
P.B,.0. Dub. 3. B. (289).
such 3) List.
N° 1484.
25 FEBRUARY.—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[For the arrest of certain outlaws.]
Dublin : 25 February 170|.
Dublin: A. Crook: 1702[-3].
4 pp. Gothic letter.
Arms 206 Parliament cell p. 2) the p. 3) the
p. 4) and their
Mount-Alexander, Tho. Keightley.
Presented as tories:—Charles Hennesy of Ballyloge,
Nicolas Purcell, James Hicky of MokuUy (Kilkenny);
Phelim Doyle, David Jones, Thomas Carney, Rose Butler
(spinster), and Daniel Flood of Wexford ; Teige Hanly mac
Teige Braddagh Hanly and Bryan Hanly mac Teige Brad-
dagh Hanly of Tarmonbarry (Roscommon); Thady SkuUy
of Cappengarron (King's Co.); Andrew Morrison of Culli-
garry (Tyrone); Patrick mac Donogh of Claremadden, and
Owen mac Dermot of the same (Galway); John Gold of
Cappagh (Waterford); Robert Freny of Ballyomurreene
(Tipperary); George Davis of Rahillmore, Terence Cunning¬
ham of Cork, Donogh Carty alias Garruffe and Dermot Leary
alias Mauntaugh of Drishane, Phillip and Morris Noonane
of Aghasollus, Peter Leary alias Tubrid of Shanacrane,
Cornelius Callanane alias Carthy of Cummer (Cork); John
Feanagh and James Feanagh of Cleanless (Limerick); Cor¬
nelius Doyle of Blindwood and Christopher Kenny (Wick-
low). They are to surrender by 25 March or be convict of
high treason. None to aid them. Any accomplice who kills
two of them pardoned.
Abercorne, Edw. Down and Connor, Cha. Feilding, Rich.
Coote, Robt. Doyne, W. Robinson, Cha. Dering.
P.B.O. Dub. 5 (29); 5. A. (26); 3. B. (290). N° 1485.
1703
25 MARCH.—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[For apprehending the murderers of Edward Heaton.]
Dublin : 25 March 1703.
Dublin: A. Crook: 1703.
1 f. Gothic letter.
Arms 207 Murther ment Con-
Mount-Alexander, Tho. Keightley.
.£20 reward and a free pardon to accomplices for convic¬
tion of the murderers of Edward Heaton, Esq., of Balli-
skenagh (King's Co.), on 4 March last near his dwelling
house. Information to William Palmer, Esq., Deputy
Clerk of the Privy Council; Richard Barry, Second Re¬
membrancer of the Exchequer ; or Francis Heaton, brother
of the said Edward Heaton.
Meath, C.S., Blesinton, Edw. Down and Connor, Shel-
burne, Cha. Feilding, W. Robinson, P. Savage, Cha. Dering.
P.B.O. Dub. 5 (58); 5. A. (46); 3. B. (291). N° 1486.
21 APRIL. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation,
r For the recapture of French prisoners of war.]
Dublin: 21 April 1703.
Dublin : A. Crook : 1703.
1 f. Roman letter.
Arms 207 Information .away for
Mount-Alexander, Tho. Erie, Tho. Keightley.
Many French prisoners of war have escaped from Kinsale,
and have been concealed by certain of Her Majesty's subjects,
which is high treason. All subjects are to aid in their
capture. Any who conceal or aid them are to be committed
to gaol for high treason without bail.
Will. Kildare, Abercorne, Cha. Feilding, P. Savage, Ri.
Pyne, Robt. Doyne, W. Robinson, Cha. Dering.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (59); 5. A. (47); 3. B. (292). N° 1487.
21 APRIL. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[Against tories, robbers, &c.]
Dublin: 21 April 1703.
Dublin: A. Crook: 1703.
3 ff. Gothic letter.
Arms 206 Parlia- gher 2) Sulivan 3) Defect in
Mount-Alexander, Tho. Erie, Tho. Keightley.
Denis Muing of Barleagh, Cnogher More Sulivan of
Derrynitubrid, David Cleary of Coolnekilly, Phillip Conill
of Derrintubrid, James Herbert of Clideragh, Loghlen
ODaw of KilcoUman, David Fling of Gortskagh, Dermod
Callaghan of Cappanagawe, Daniel Shanahane of Kilteige,
Teige Leary alias Rountagh of Gurranapeky, Daniel Leary
alias Tubrid of Tullagh, Teige Sulivan of Ban try, father to
Daniel and Melcher Sulivan, Dennis mac Dermod Connor of
Ballyrodoonig, and Sarah, wife of Dermod Sulivan alias
Skeltagh of Curloon, are all presented as tories (Cork,
27 March 1703). They are to surrender before 21 May;
after that date they are outlawed. Pardon to accomplices
giving up two or more.
Will. Kildare, C.S., Abercorne, Cha. Feilding, P. Savage,
Ri. Pyne, Robt. Doyne, W. Robinson, Cha. Dering.
Orm. (197). P.R.O. Dub. 5. A. (48).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 471. N° 1488.
21 APRIL.
3 pp. Gothic letter.
Arms 206 Parlia- gher p. 2) Sulivan
Another edition of No. 1488, q.v.
P.B.O. Dub. 5 (60); 3. B. (293).
p. 3) Defect, in
N° 1480.
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