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

Nos 2952-9
1693: 4 William & Mary
forced, or house to be beset at night without warrant. Fine
j£lO sterling. Sheriffs, &c., to secure all able-bodied
vagabonds, sorners, &c., and enlist them as soldiere, on
an order of one of the judges. These to be proclaimed
and printed.
Sig. 109. e. 6 (114) cropped. Adv. Pamph. 1 (140);
Procl. II (81). Aberdeen (127), (128). N° 2952.
1693
v^ 5 JANUARY- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]
A Proclamation, Adjourning the Parliament from
the seventeenth of January, to the tenth of February,
1693.
Edinburgh : 5 January 1693.
Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.
If. Roman lettei*.
P^(<^^ ^ ^ Arms 242 Queen Forasmuch of
Cites proclamation 3 Nov., No. 2950, q.v., adjourning
Parliament to 17 Jan. It is further adjourned to 10 Feb.
These to be proclaimed and printed.
Sig. 109. e. 6 (115). Adv. Paniph. 1 (142); Procl. II (82).
]Sr° 2953.
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12 JANUARY.-[BYTHE PRIVY COUNCIL.]
A Proclamation, Appointing the Heretors to be in
Readiness upon Fourty Eight Hours Advertisement.
Edinburgh : 12 Januaiy 1693.
Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.
, 1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncreiff.
Z? "■ Queen ing Premisses,
In consequence of an apprehended invasion and insurrec¬
tion, all heretors, wodsetters, and life-renters of the kingdom
are to be ready with their best horses, arms, and provisions
to meet at 48 hours' warning. These to be proclaimed and
2)rinted.
Sig. 109. e. G (IIG). Adv. Pamph. 1 (143) ; Procl. 11(83).
Reg. V (26). ]S"° 2954.
26 JANUARY—[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]
A Proclamation, Discharging the Exportation of
Broken-brass and Copper.
Edinburgh : 26 January 1693.
Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.
■ If. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.
Headpiece and Greeting, these
By Act 46, 1 Parl., Chae. II, no broken copper or brass is
to be exported on pain of confiscation, one-half to informer.
This to be strictly enforced. Customs officers to enforce it.
These to be proclaimed and printed.
Sig. 109. e. 6 (117). Adv. Pamph. 1 (144); Procl. II (84).
N° 2955.
:] 31 JANUARY.-[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]
A Proclamation, Adjourning the Parliament from the
Tenth of Februarv next, to the First of March next,
1693.
Edinburgh : 31 January 1693.
Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.
1 f.
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Roman letter.
Headpiece and
Cites proclamation 5 Jan.,
Parliament to 10 February.
1 March. These to be proclaimed and printed.
Sig. 109. e. 6(118). Adv. Pamph. 1 (145); Procl. II (85).
N° 2956.
Da. MoncriefF.
stitutc to
No. 2953, q.v., adjourning
It is further adjourned to
14 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN¬
CIL.] A Proclamation, Ordering the Payment of
provisions for the Forces, and Redressing Abuses
Committed by them.
Edinburgh : 14 February 1693.
Edinburgh : Heir of A. A.: 1693.
1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.
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Free quartering is illegal, and a commissary has been
appointed to buy forage for the horse and dragoons in
royal pay. Commissaries are to provide magazines on being
warned beforehand, and to attend these daily between 10
and 12 a.m. to give out forage. On sudden marches the
commander is to be supplied with money, and is to pay
cash for all forage and entertainment in transient quarters,
on pain of cashiering. Complaints will be investigated by
the Privy Council, and expenses of prosecution reimbursed.
Demands on commanding officers should be made in presence
of a burgh magistrate, or a justice of peace, or two witnesses.
Horses only to be pressed by the joint order of the com¬
mander and a burgh magistrate, or a commissioner of supply.
Pay 3s. Scots for each 2 miles for man and horse, and 12s.
Scots any day they do not travel, to be paid by the burgh
magistrates or the collectors of supply, and allowed them by
the receiver-general. These to be proclaimed and read to
the troops.
Sig. 109. e. 6 (119). Adv. Pamph. 1 (146); Procl. II (86).
N° 2957.
25 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN¬
CIL.] A Proclamation, Adjourning the Parliament
from the first day of March 1693, to the sixth day of
April, 1693. 4^^ 53.5-
Edinburgh : 25 February [1693].
Edinburgh : Heir of A. A.: 1693.
1 f. Roman letter. Da. MoncriefF.
Arms 242 Queen riffs Ordains
Cites proclamation 31 Jan., No. 2956, q.v., adjourning
Parliament to 1 March. It is further adjourned to 6 April.
These to be proclaimed and printed.
Sig. 109. e. 6 (120). Adv. Pamph. 1 (146); Procl. II (87).
H"° 2958.
25 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE LORDS OF
COUNCIL AND SESSION.] Act Concerning
Tutors and Curators, who do not make Inventars of
their Pupils or Minors Estates.
Edinburgh : 25 February 1693. - '
Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693. J^-^
1 f. Roman letter.
one thousand of
Cites Act 2, Sess. 3, Parl. 2, Chas. II, concerning tutors
failing to make inventories of their wards'estates. No expenses
will be allowed to guardians who have not made due inven¬
tars, except the entertainment of the pupils, &c., and their
houses and estates. These to be published and printed.
Reg. V (27). N°2959.
3 MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]
A Proclamation Against Tumults in Edinburgh.
Edinburgh : 3 March 1693. . .^ ^-^i ^
Gilb. Eliot.
Edinburo-h : Heir of A. A. : 1693.
1 f. Roman letter.
Arms 242 Queen part hereof.
Owing to the tumults in Edinburgh of journeymen,
prentises, and other servants and young men, many inno¬
cent persons are hurt and killed. All persons are to retire
home on any tumult and keep within doors. The forces,
train-bands, and guards of our town of Edinburgh are
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