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1695: 6 William III
Nos 3032-40
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WILLIAM III
1695
2 JANUARY.-[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]
A Proclamation For the Exercise of the Government
in His Majesties Name only.
Edinburgh : 2 January 1695.
Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A.: 1695.
1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncrieff.
kPK (p Arms 243 Britain, that regu-
On the death of Queen Mary the sole right of the Crown
is in William, and all writs, &c., the oath of allegiance,
and the assurance is to be in his name only. This to be
published and printed.
B.L. B.M. 9502. g. 5 (11). Sig. 109. e. 7 (35). Adv.
Pamph. 1 (207). N° 3032.
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JANUARY.—[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]
A Proclamation For a National Humiliation upon
the account of the Queens Death.
Edinburgh : 3 January 1695.
Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A.: 1695.
1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.
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On the address of the ministers and brethren of the Com¬
mission of the late Genei'al Assembly 8 Jan. for Edinburgh
and the three Lothians, 15 Jan. for this side Tay, and 22 Jan.
for the rest to be kept as solemn days of humiliation and
fasting. To be read in all pulpits the Lord's day before.
These to be proclaimed and printed.
Sig. 109. e. 7 (36). Adv. Pamph. 1 (208), 19 (34).
E.T.C. (115). N° 3033.
22 JANUARY.-[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]
Proclamation, Prorogating the Dyet, for inbringing
and presciibing the Method of Stateing of the
Accompts of Arrears due by the Forces to the
Countrej^
Edinburgh : 22 January 1695.
Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A.: 1695.
1 f. Gothic letter. Gilb. Eliot.
Arms 241 Faith ; verally by
In previous proclamations, Nos. 3017, 3028, q.v., times
have been fixed for sending in accounts of arrears due.
The time is now prolonged to 15 March next. Accounts
must show when they were furnished, on what company,
and all the articles due by each regiment in a paragraph by
itself, those on the English establishment to be dealt with
separately. All accounts when passed will be met by
precepts on the shires, burghs, &c., to be paid out of the
tack-duty of the pole-money. The English establishment
debts to be discharged otherwise. These to be proclaimed
and printed.
Sig. 109. e. 7 (38). Adv. Pamph. 1 (209). N° 3034.
22 JANUARY.—[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]
Proclamation Discharging the Importing of salt Beeff,
from Ireland into Scotland.
Edinburgh : 22 January 1695.
Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A.: 1695,
1 f. Italic letter. Gilb. Eliot.
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By several Acts and proclamations, Nos. 3004, q.v., the
import of salt beef from Ireland is forbidden. After 1 March
none is to be imported for consumption in Scotland, and
none for re-export shall be landed, on pain of confiscation.
These to be proclaimed.
Sig. 109. e. 7 (37). Adv. Pamph. 1 (210). N° 3035.
12 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN "
CIL,] Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament till
the twenty first of March next.
Edinburgh : 12 February 1695.
Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.
1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.
Arms 246 France We and
Cites proclamation 4 Dec, No. 3029, q.v. Parliament is
further adjourned to 21 March. These to be proclaimed
and printed.
Sig. 109. e. 7 (39). Adv. Pamph. 1 (211). E.T.C. (116).
N° 3036.
26 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-*^^
CIL.] Proclamation, Indemnifying Deserters, and
declaring what Passes will be sufficient.
Edinburgh : 26 February 1695.
Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.
1 f. Roman letter.
Gilb. Eliot.
Headpiece Britain, conjunctly that
All deserters who are sent back to Flanders from other
regiments are pardoned. All others are to be severely
punished. No passes to soldiers to be given but by colonels,
except by field officers in the absence of their colonels.
These to be proclaimed and printed.
Sig. 109. e. 7 (40). Adv. Pamph. 1 (212). N° 3037.
7MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]
Proclamation, Discharging the base Copper Money,
Coyned in Ireland by the late King James, in 1689,
and 1690.
Edinburgh : 7 March 1695.
Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A.: 1695.
1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.
Arms 246 Britain, ing: And
A quantity of base brass or copper coin, coined in Ireland
to pass for shillings, half-crowns, &c., have been imported
to pass for 6fZ. Scots pieces. The import of it is forbidden.
Any one having more than 1 lb. of it to be imprisoned as
a false coiner, smaller importers fined £20 Scots each time,
half to the informer. These to be proclaimed and printed.
Sig. 109. e. 7 (41). Adv. Pamph. 1 (213). E.T.C. (120).
Patrick ii. 245. ^o 3038.
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7 MARCH.
Glasgow : R. Sanders : 1695,
1 f. Roman letter.
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Arms 260 Britain,
A reprint of No. 3038, q.v.
Adv. Pamph. 42 (28).
conjunctly these
N° 3039
12 MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]
Proclamation, Against the Importing of Irish Victual.
Edinburgh : 12 March 1695.
Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.
1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.
Arms 246 Defender Parliament ignorance.
Former proclamations, and especially 13 March 1694,
No. 3004, q.v., are ratified. Vessels importing it will be
confiscated. David Crawfurd of Drumsuy and his successors
to watch the coast and seize importers. This to be pro¬
claimed and printed.
Sig. 109. e. 7 (42). Adv. Pamph. 1 (214). N° 3040.
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15 MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]
Act Of the Committee of His Majesties Privy Coun¬
cil, against the Exporting of the Current Coyn.
Edinburgh : 15 March 1695. ii^^i^
Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.
1 f. Roman letter. Gilb, Eliot.
Arms 246 of there be
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