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

1707: 6 Anne
Nos 1543-50
Edvv. Down and Conner, Coningesby, Cha. Feilding, Rob.
Doyne, Eob. Rochfort, T. Fairfax, Tho. Brodrick, Cha.
Dering,
P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (341).
L J.I. ii. 180. Ifo 1543
26 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORD LIEU¬
TENANT GENERAL, AND GENERAL
GOVERNOR OF IRELAND. A Declaration.
[For the better government of the army.]
Dublin : 26 September 1707.
Dublin: A. Crook: 1707.
5 pp. Roman letter. Geo. Doddington.
Arms 203 Ma- every p. 2) care p. 3) Conipanys
p. 4) a p. 5) admitted Cashiered,
Pembroke.
As No. 1563, q.v., omitting article (12) as to delivery on
10 April.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (114) ; 5. A. (85). N° 1544.
26 SEPTEMBER.
5 ff. Roman letter.
Arms 203 Ma- every 2) care 3) Companys
4) a 5) admitted Cashiered,
Another edition of No. 1544, q.v.
P.II.O. Dub. 3. B. (342). N° 1545.
10 OCTOBER.—BY THE LORD LIEUTEN¬
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[Reward for apprehension of FitzDonnel, Flaherty,
and Jovce.]
Dublin : 10 October 1707.
Dublin: A. Crook: 1707.
2 ff. Gothic letter.
Arms 203 Citizens Barbarously 2) and and
Pembroke.
On the petition of Richard Martin of Birtshall, Co. Cork,
and the inhabitants of the baronies of Muckullin, Ballyne-
hinch, and Ross that Ireconaught is overrun by Bryan
Flaherty FitzDonnell, Edmond Flaherty, Patrick Flaherty,
and John Joyce, who murdered his son, and were outlawed
two years since. These persons levy money, cattle, corn,
and other necessaries. All Justices, &c., and officers to use
their utmost endeavours to seize them. i'20 reward for
their apprehension. Army to assist in arrest.
Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C, Will. Dublin, Jo.
Tuam, Inchiquin, Mount-Alexander, Ikerrin, W. Meath,
W. Kildare, St. Geo. Clogher, Edw. Down and Connor,
Shelburne, Cha. Feilding, P. Savage, Ri. Pyne, Rob.
Doyne, Rob. Rochfort, Tho. Brodrick, Cha. Dering, Geo.
Doddington.
Marsh. V. 3. 1. 26. P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (343). 3Sr° 1546.
10 OCTOBER.—BY THE LORD LIEUTEN¬
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation; For
the Encouraging of Piety and Vertue, and for
Preventing and Punishing of Vice, Prophaneness
and Immorality.
Dublin: 10 October 1707.
Dublin : A. Crook : 1707.
3 ff. Gothic letter.
Arms 203 Go- vice 2) loving 3) Religion will
Pembroke.
As 4 May 1702, No. 1465, q.v., generally.
Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C, Will. Dublin, Jo.
Tuam, Inchiquin, Mount-Alexander, Ikerrin, W. Meath, W.
Kildare, St. Geo. Clogher, Edw. Down and Connor, Shel¬
burne, Cha. Feilding, P. Savage, Ri. Pyne, Rob. Doyne,
Rob. Rochfort.
P.II.O. Dub. 3. B. (344). No 1547.
16 OCTOBER.—BY THE LORD LIEUTEN¬
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[For the arrest of the murderers of Owen Mac Kernon
and Thomas Humes.]
Dublin: 16 October 1707.
Dublin: A. Crook: 1707.
2 fF. Gothic letter.
the
Situation
2) the
Per-
Arms 203
Pembroke.
The rapparees in Granard (Co. Longford) murdered Owen
Mac Kernon in March last, and Thomas Humes of Johns¬
town in September. £20 reward and a free pardon to any
accomplice who shall procure the conviction of any of the
murderers. The law is to be enforced by the magistrates.
Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C, Will. Dublin, Jo.
Tuam, W. Kildare, St. Geo. Clogher, Shelburne, Cha.
Feilding, Ri. Pyne, Rob. Doyne, Rob. Rochfort.
P.B.O. Dub. 3. B. (345).
Dub. Gaz. 261. -jjfo 1543,
7 NOVEMBER.—BY THE LORD LIEUTEN¬
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[Concerning sheep-killing, &c.]
Dublin : 7 November [1707].
Dublin: A. Crook: 1707.
2 ff. Roman letter.
Arms 209 Dublin, Wicked 2) for- and
Pembroke.
As 10 Sept. 1709, No. 1574, q.v. Date for information
25 March.
Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C, Mount-Alexander, W.
Kildare, Edw. Down and Connor, Cha. Feilding, P. Savage,
Rob. Doyne, Rob. Rochforfc, Cha. Dering, T. Fairfax, Tho.
Keightly.
P.B,.0. Dub. 5 (117) ; 5. A. (86); 3. B. (346). N° 1549.
1 DECEMBER.-BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation For a General
Fast.
Dublin : 1 December 1707.
Dublin : A. Crook : 1707.
1 f. Gothic letter.
Arms 203 serious bition of
Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C.
14 January to be a fast in Ireland. Archbishops, &c., to
compose a form of prayei*.
Will. Dublin, Inchiquin, Drogheda. Blesinton, W. Meath,
W. Kildare, Kerry. Cha. Feilding, P. Savage, Ri. Pyne,
Rob. Doyne, Rob. Rochfort, Tho. Keightly, Cha. Dering,
T. Fairfax.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (119); 5. A. (87); 3. B. (347). N° 1550.
9 DECEMBER.—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER¬
NORS OP IRELAND. A Declaration.
[Regulations for soldiers on the march.]
Dublin : 9 December 1707.
Dublin: A. Crook: 1707.
3 fF. Roman letter. J. Dawson.
Arms 209 Direct!- our 2) Number 3) under re-
Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C.
Any party of fifteen soldiers must be accompanied by a
commissioned officer who is responsible for all damage com¬
mitted by them. The proclamation recites the provisions of
the 'Act to prevent disorders that may happen by the
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