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1667; 19 Charles II
Nos 2307-14
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25 MARCH.-[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]
Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as it is more than
aigh Time, ... - ,
[For bringing in horses.] /JJCA'*^
Edinburgh : 25 March 1667. /^i^- '3L
Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1667.
[Not found.]
No person in Lanark, Ayr, Eenfrew, Wigton, and Kirk¬
cudbright, who has refused any public trust, or withdraws
from public ordinances, or does not submit to the present
government of Church and State, or did not join the forces
against the late rebellion, is to keep a horse worth more
than 100 merks Scots after 15 May next, unless he takes the
oath of allegiance and subscribes the Declaration. Any horse
worth more is to be handed over by the sheriff to the
informer. These to be proclaimed.
Reg. Original signed, with corrections.
P.C. Reg. ii. 273 ; Wodrow i, App. 114. Ifo 2307.
13 JUNE. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]
[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as We by divers
Acts of Parliament . . . _ fllfj^ ,g^. ^
I Anent Ministera.j
Edinburgh : 13 June 1667.
Edinburgh : E. Tyler: 1667.
[Not found.]
Cites proclamation 5 March, No. 2306, q.v. Since then
divers outrages have been committed on the persons and
properties of ministers. All heretors, &c., are to protect not
only the persons but the property of ministers, and to rise
in arms and pursue the persons committing these outrages.
If these are not arrested the damage is to be assessed on the
parishioners, consideration being had for the well-affected.
These to be printed, published, and read in all parish churches
on a Sunday.
Reg. Original signed.
P.C. Reg. ii. 290; Wodrow 1, App. 115. If° 2308.
24 AUGUST.—BY THE ZING. A Proclamation,
For Publishing the Peace between His Majesty and
the French King. skUc^ iv<9 -
Whitehall: 24 August 1667/^^
Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1667.
[Not found.] Lauderdaile.
A reprint of No. 3500, England, q.v. Ordered to be
printed and published by P.C. 28 Aug.
Reg. Original under sign manual. N° 2309.
24 AUGUST.—[BY THE KING.] A Proclamation,
For Publishing the Peace between His Majesty and
The King of Denmark. ,
Whitehall: 24 August 1667. U/UU<= /B''6'5S'
Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1667.
[Not found.] Lauderdaill.
A reprint of No. 3501, England, q.v. Ordered to be
printed and published by P.C. 28 Aug.
Reg. Original under sign manual. N° 2310.
24 AUGUST.—[BY THE KING.] A Proclamation,
For Publishing the Peace between His Majesty and
the States-General of the United Netherlands.
Whitehall: 24 August 1667.^., ,i>^s ,
Edinburgh : E. Tyler: i fifi7 *= A^^ '^^^' '^
1 f. Gothic letter.
1667.
Lauderdaill.
Arms 228 Breda, And Reign
A reprint of No. 3501, England, q.v. Ordered to be
printed and published by P.C. 28 Aug.
Reg. I (24). MS. Original under sign manual.
N° 2311.
1 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING.] [Begins] •"
Charles . . . Forasmuch as it hath been always our
[Pardon and indemnity to those in the rebellion.]
Whitehall: 1 October 1667.
Edinburgh: E. Tyler : 1667. fl^^jU-. I2 3?' 7
[Not found.]
Pardon to all except Col. James Wallace, Maj. Learmont, —•
Maxwel of Monrief younger,—M'Clellan of Barscob,—Gordon
of Parbreck, — M'Clellanof Balmagechan, — Cannon of Burns-
halloch younger, — Cannon of Burley younger,— Cannon of
Mordroggetyounger, —Welsh of Skar, —Welsh of Cornley,—
Gordon of Garrery in Kells, Kobert Chalmers brother to
Gadgirth, Henry Grier in Balmaclellan, David Stot in Iron-
gray, John Gordon in Midtoun of Dairy, William Gordon,
John M'Naught, Kobert and Gilbert Cannons of the same, —
Gordon of Bar elder in Kirkpatrick-durham, Pat rick M'Naught
in Cumnock, John M'Naught his son, — Gordon of Holm
younger,— Dempster of Carridow,— of Dargoner,— of Sundi-
wall, — Kamsay in the Mains of Arnistoun, John Hutchison
in Newbottle, Patrick Listoun in Calder, William his son,
James Wilkie in the Mains of Cliftounhall, the Laird of
Caldwell, the Goodman of Caldwell younger, the Laird of
Kersland younger, the Laird of Bedland-cuningham, —
Porterfield of Quarreltoun, Alexander his brother, — Lockhart
of Wicketshaw, —Trail, son of Mr. Eobert Trail, sometime
chaplain to Scotstarbet, David Poe in Pokelly, Mr. Gabriel
Semple, John Semple, Mr. John Guthry, Mr. John Welsh,
Mr. Samuel Arnot, Mr. James Smith, Mr. Alexander Pedden,
Mr. — Orr, Mr. Wm. Veitch, Mr. — Paton, Preacher,
Mr. — Crookshanks, Mr. Gabriel Maxwell, Mr. John Car-
stairs, Mr. James Mitchel, Mr. William Forslth, and all who
are under forfeiture, or are concerned in robbing ministers'
houses, who give bond and security for keeping the peace or
enter their own bond by oath before 1 January. These to
be proclaimed.
Reg. Original signed.
P.C. Reg. 9 October; Wodrow i, App. 117. If° 2312.
9 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] ^
[Begins] The Lords . . . in pursuance of his Majesty's
gracious . . .
[Anent the indemnity, with the bond of peace.]
Edinburgh: 9 October 1667. /^j - ,nn^ o--
[Edinburgh : E. Tyler: 1667.] '^^^^ ^^^^' ^^
1 f. Gothic letter. Pet. Wedderburne.
gracious Sir ignorance
Appointing Commissioners to receive bonds and cautions
from such as are concerned in the late rebellion, and to give
testificates. These to be proclaimed. [Follows] The Bond
to be subscribed.
Adv. Wodrow MS. 57 (3) clipped.
P.C. Reg.; Wodrow i, App. 118. Jfo 2313.
9 OCTOBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]
[Begins] Charles
Forasmuch as we considering
Anent the carrying of arms.
Edinburgh: 9 October 1667. AlUU^ /^S?'g'
Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1667. /
[Not found.]
Several persons included in the proclamation 25 March,
No. 2306, q.v., having now given sufficient proof of their
loyalty shall be free of all penalties for carrying arms. They
are to secure the persons and goods of ministers. These to
be printed and published.
Reg. Original signed, with corrections and certificate of
publication.
P.C. Reg. NO 2314.
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