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

1685: 1 James VII
Nos 2585-95
All officers of State, privy councillors, magistrates, and
other officers continued in office till new commissions are
issued.
[With] Order by P.C. to print and publish 10 Feb.
Signed Colin M^kenzie.
Adv. Pamph. 2 (125), 15 (94), 24 (59). Reg. Ill (8),
(9), (10), (11). N°2585.
6 FEBRUARY.
London reprint: T, Newcomb for S. Forrester : 1685.
1 f. Roman letter [with No. 2589].
Soveraign Persons forthwith
A reprint of No. 2585, q.v.
B.L. B.M. 190. g. 13 (431). Bodl. Carte 71 (37);
Ashm. P. 4 (7). Antiq. (23).
17 February 1684/5. N° 2586.
^ FEBRUARY.—BY THE KING. A Proclama¬
tion For continuing the Collection of the Customs
and Subsidies of Tonnage and Poundage.
Whitehall: 9 February [1684-5].,i.^. -^-"^
Edinburgh reprint: Heir of A. A. : 1685.
1 f. Italic letter.
Arms 237 Parliament, Navy Compli-
A reprint of No. 3775, England, q.v.
B.L. Sig. 109. e. 6 (5). Adv. Pamph. 2 (128), 24 (64).
Beg. Ill (6). N° 2587.
' 10 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN¬
CIL.] A Publication, Of the Royal Authority, of
the most Serene, most Mighty, and most August
Monarch, James the Seventh, by the Grace of God,
King of Scotland, England, France, and Ireland,
Defender of the Faith, &c.
[Edinburgh : 10 February 1685.] ^^^73
Edinburgh : Heir of A. A.: 1685.
1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.
Arms 238 Our rous
Obe-
Authorized by royal letter 6 Feb. James is proclaimed
King.
E. of Perth (L. High Chancellor), Archbp. of St. Andrews,
D. of Queensberry (L. High Treasurer), Archbp. of Glasgow,
Marquess of Athol (L. Privy Seal), D. of Hamilton, Marquess
of Douglas, Earls of Drumlanrig, Wintoun, Linlithgow,
Southesk, Panmure, Tweedale, Balcarras, Lord Yester,
Kinnaird, President of Session, Register, Advocat, Justice
Clerk, L. Castlehill, Lieut.-Gen. Drummond, Drumelzeer,
Abbotshall, Col. Graham of Claver-house, Gossfoord.
B.L. Adv. Procl. I (42). Reg. Ill (12), (13).
Wodrow ii, App. 141. Ifo 2588.
10 FEBRUARY.
London reprint: T. Newcomb for S. Forrester : 1685.
1 f. Roman letter.
Soveraign Persons forthwith
A reprint of No. 2588, q.v.
B.L. B.M. 190. g. 13 (431). BodL Carte 71 (37);
Ashm. P. 4 (7). Antiq. (23).
17 February. N° 2589.
14 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE LORDS OF
COUNCIL AND SESSION.] Act Concerning
Diligences raised, and not perfected in the late
King's Reign. , ^
Edinburgh: 14 February 1685.
Edinburgh : Heir of A. A.: 1685.
1 f. Roman letter. Geo. M'^kenzie.
Koyal be
Arms 237 Sacred
Summonds, letters, hornings, captions, inhibitions, ar-
restments, loosings of arrestments, publications of interdic¬
tions, precepts, brieves, charges to enter heir, charges of
lawborrows, suspensions, advocations, and other writs and
diligences raised and not fully executed by 10 February,
when James VII was proclaimed, are to have the force and
effect as if they had been perfected in the lifetime of the
late King.
B.L. Adv. Pamph. 2 (129), 15 (95), 24 (65). Reg.
Ill (15), (16). N° 2590.
16 FEBRUARY.—BY THE KING. A Proclama- ^
tion Calling a Parliament to be Holden at Edinburgh
the Ninth day of April, 1685.
Whitehall: 16 February 168|.
Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.
1 f. Gothic letter. Morray.
Arms 235 Scot lity Burrows
As Parliament is dissolved by the death of Charles II a
new one is called at Edinburgh for 9 April.
20 Feb. Order of Privy Council for publication of this
proclamation and printing. Signed Will. Paterson.
B.L. Adv. Pamph. 2 (131), 24 (61). Reg. Ill (17).
Aberdeen (121). N° 259L
16 FEBRUARY.
London reprint: for L. Curtis : 1685.
1 f. Roman letter.
Arms 258 England, fit of
A reprint of No. 2591, q.v.
B.L. B.M. 21. h. 2 (216). GuUd. 3 (62).
Price Id. 28 February.
P.C. (12).
N° 2592.
26FEBRUARY. —BY THE KING. A Procla
mationContaining His Majesties gracious Indemnity.
Whitehall: 26 February 168f.
Edinburgh : Heir of A. A.: 1685.
1 f. Roman letter. Jo. Drummond.
Arms 235 Ireland, ments of
All subjects under the rank of heretors, &c., and vagrant
preachers, pardoned all crimes, except fines on which
sentence has been pronounced, the murderers of Archbp.
of St. Andrews, . . . Person, Minister at Crasfarn, Thomas
Kennoway, and Duncan Stuart. Fugitives who apply
within 20 days may take the oath of allegiance before
20 May, or transport themselves out of the kingdom.
2 March. Order of Privy Council to print and publish
this indemnity and to read it from all pulpits on a Lord's
Day. Signed Col. M^Kenzie.
Adv. Pamph. 2 (132), 24 (60) imprint cropped. Reg.
Ill (19), (20), (21), (22).
Wodrow ii, App. 142. Jifo 2593.
26 FEBRUARY.
London reprint : G. Croom : 1685.
1 f. Roman letter.
Arms 258 &c. their after
A reprint of No. 2593, q.v.
B.L. B.M. 21. h. 2 (217). Guild. 3 (61).
Price Id. 12 March.
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N° 2594.
26 FEBRUARY.
London reprint: L. Curtis
1 f. Roman letter.
1685.
Arms 32
the
Conspiracies
Another reprint of No. 2593, q.v.
Order dated 1 March.
B.L. Dalk. 2 (8).
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