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Nos 2575-84
1684-5: 36 Chables II-l James VII
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7 OCTOBER.—[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]
[Begins] The Lords . . . Command all the Kings . . .
All Free-Holders to assemble in the Western Shires.
Glasgow : 7 October 1684.
Glasgow : R. Sanders : 1684.
1 f. Roman letter. William Paterson.
Arms 227 Com- absents William
Free-holders inLanerk,Eenfrew,and Dumbarton, ordinarily
called in the Sheriff's Suit Kolls to meet at Glasgow on the
15th, 10th, and 9th instant respectively at 9 a.m.
The Duke of Hamiltoun, Lord Lundin, Lord Colllngtoun.
Hamilton Palace (121 Maitland). N° 2575.
20 NOVEMBER.—[BY THE PRIVY COUN¬
CIL.] A Proclamation Requiring all the Members
of this Current Parliament to attend His Royal
Highness at the Meeting thereof, on the tenth day
of March, One thousand six hundred eighty-five
years. a
Edinburgh : 20 November 1684. /V^^*^ -5^2S
Edinburgh : Heir of A. A.: 1684.
1 f. Roman letter.
Coline M^kenzie.
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Arms 228 Defen- within the
Parliament will meet on 10 March next. All lords,
spiritual and temporal, and members of Parliament to attend.
Sheriffs to elect before 23 December members to fill death
vacancies. These to be proclaimed.
Beg. II (82).
P.O. Keg. Ifo 2576.
30 DECEMBER.—[BY THE PRIVY COUN¬
CIL.] A Proclamation For discovering such as
own, or will not disown a late Treasonable
Declaration of War against His Majesty, and the
horrid Principle of Assassination.
Edinburgh : 30 December 1684,
Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.
2 ff. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.
Arms 228
Our
And
gainst 2) appointed
A treasonable paper has been fixed up. The Apologetical
Declaration and Admonitory Vindication of the Presbyterians
of tlie Church of Scotland, especially anent intelligencers and
informers, which makes assassination a duty. All who do
not disown this, as far as it declares a war against the King,
are rebels. All heretors are to convene the inhabitants who
shall take an oath of abjuration of the Declaration. The
heretors shall certify this to the commissioners appointed.
The certificate shall act as a pass for travelling. No person
is to harbour those who have not these certificates, . . .
hundred merks Scots reward for the discovery of any of the
assassinate, or pretended members of the society.
E. of Perth, L. H. Chancellor, Archbp. of St. Andrews, D.
of Queensberry, Archbp. of Glasgow, Marquess of Douglas,
E. of Drumlanrig, Mar, Glencairn, Strathmore, Southesque,
Panmure, Tweddale, Belcarres, Kintore, L. Yester, Kynnaird,
President of Session, Register, Advocat, Justice Clerk,
L. Castlehill, Gosfoord.
B.L. Adv. Pamph. 15 (92); 2 (122); Procl. I (38), (41),
sheet 2 (401*). Heg. II (83). Hamilton Palace (121
Maitland).
P.O. Keg.; Wodrow ii, App. 138. N° 2577.
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30 DECEMBER.
Glasgow : Robert Sanders : 1685.
1 f. Roman letter.
Arms 227 Lyon the concerned
Another edition of No. 2577, q.v.
Adv. Pamph. 42 (7).
K"° 2578.
30 DECEMBER.
London reprint: G. Croom : [1685].
1 f. Roman letter.
Arms 256 Heraulds lawful Presents,
A reprint of No. 2578, q.v.
B.L. B.M. 21. h. 2 (210). Bodl. Ashm. F. 4 (6). Dalk. 1
(382). Guild. 3 (57).
Price \d. 16 Januaiy 1685. Uo 2579.
JAMES VII
1685
6 FEBRUARY.—[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]
[Begins] Whereas it hath pleased Almighty God. . .
[Proclamation of James VII.]
[Whitehall: 6 February 1684-5.]
Edinburgh reprint: Heir of A. A.: 1685.
1 f. Italic letter.
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Arms 237 Soveraign of
Reprint of No. 3764, England, q.v.
Adv. Pamph. 24 (56). Reg. Ill (2).
6 FEBRUARY.
Arms 238 Soveraign of
Another edition of No. 2580, q.v.
Adv. Procl. I (39). Reg. Ill (3).
N° 2580.
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N° 2581.
6 FEBRUARY.—[BY THE KING.] His Majesty ^
at His first Sitting in His Privy Council, was Gra¬
ciously pleased to Express Himself in this manner:
[Whitehall: 6 February 1684-5.]
Edinburgh reprint: Heir of A. A.: 1685. ^ / '^^
1 f. Italic letter. p^^
Arms 238 to have as
A reprint of No. 3767, England, q.v.
B.L. Adv. Pamph. 15 (93). Reg. Ill (7), (63).
Factotum 49-53. N° 2582.
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6 FEBRUARY.
Arms 237 to have
Another edition of No. 2582, q.v.
Adv. Procl. I (33).
Factotum 43-43.
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N° 2583.
6 FEBRUARY.—BY THE KING. A Proclama¬
tion, Signifying His Majesties Pleasure, That all
Men being in Office of Government at the Decease
of the late King, His Majesties most Dear and most
Entirely beloved Brother, shall so continue, till His
Majesties further Direction. .^v.
Wliitehall: 6 February [1684-5].
Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.
1 f. Roman letter.
Ai-ms 236 mighty veraign beloved
A reprint of No. 3772, England, q.v.
B.L. Adv. Pamph. 2 (126). Reg. Ill (4), (5).
6 FEBRUARY. — BY THE KING.
James . . . Whereas it hath pleased God .
[Continuing in office, Scotland.]
Whitehall: 6 February 168|.
Edinburgh : Heir of A. A.: 1685.
1 f. Italic letter.
Arms 236 Scotland Privy
N° 2584.
[Begins]
Jo. Drummond.
Proclamation
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