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TUDOR AND STUART
PROCLAMATIONS

LINDESIORUM PRINCIPIS
COMITIS CRAWFORDI A E
ET AMICORUM

giMiflthm Jlimlfsimta

(VOL. VI)

A BIBLIOGRAPHY

OF

ROYAL PROCLAMATIONS

OF THE

TUDOR AND STUART SOVEREIGNS

AND OF OTHERS PUBLISHED UNDER AUTHORITY

1485—1714

WITH AN HISTORICAL ESSAY ON
THEIR ORIGIN AND USE

BY

ROBERT STEELE

VOL. II

Parti. IRELAND
Part ii. SCOTLAND

PRINTED BY THE CLARENDON PRESS

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1910

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CONTENTS

VOLUME II

PROCLAMATIONS :

PART I. IRELAND, 1537-1714

PART II. SCOTLAND AND THE BORDERS, 1525-1714 .

THE ROYAL ARMS AS ON PRINTED PROCLAMATIONS .

INDEX

TAGE

1-203
. 205-496

. 497-540

. 541-661

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TUDOR AND STUART
PROCLAMATIONS

YOL. II. PART I

IRELAND

HENRY VIII
1537

31 JULY.— [BY THE KING.] [Begins] Henry . . .
know ye that where diuers and many of our subiects
of the lande of Irelande . . .

[Pardon for the Fitz-Gerald rebellion.]
Sunninghill: 31 July [1537].

Found only in MS.

All submitting before 1 July 1538 to be pardoned.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 4 (51).

Rot. Pat. Ire. 27-30 H. 8. m. 6. d. (p. 11).

Cal. p. 28. N° 1.

[BY THE KING.] [Begins] Where the land of
Irlande is parcell of the Crowne . . .

[For settling the currency in Ireland, bringing it to the
same value as the coin in England.]

Found only in MS.

Irish coin is one-third under sterling. Only sterling coin
is to be struck or current in Ireland. Sterling groats to be
current at 4 d. Provision for retaining real value of debts.
P.R.O. S.P.I. 5 (57).

Cal. p. 35. 2.

1541

9 OCTOBER. — [BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL.] A Proclamation for a hosting
against O’Neill.

Ferney : 9 October 1541.

Not found.

[A. St. Leger.]

See Cal. p. 61. jjo 3

19 JUNE.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
PARLIAMENT. [Begins] Forasmoche as the
hartes of all godly naturall reasonable and Ciuile
Creatures . . .

[Pardon on proclamation of King of Ireland.]
[Dublin : 19 June 1541.]

Found only in MS.

Pardoning all prisoners (treason, murder, rape, and debt
excepted).

B.M. Tit. B. XI. 393. Lamb. 603. 99. T.C.D. MS. 664
f. 113.

S.P.I. Cal. p. 59 ; Carew i. 158. N° 4.

VOL. II

1543

JULY. — [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] For a general hosting.

Not found.

See Carew ii. 61. N’° 5.

After 14 JULY.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY.] A

proclamacion that noe sale of cattell other then on
the markett day shall alter the propertie from the
true owner.

Not found.

See Haliday p. 275. N° 6.

[BY THE LORD DEPUTY.] Proclamacion against
utteringe clipped money.

Not found.

See Haliday p. 276. 7.

1546

20 MAY— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] For a general hosting.

Not found.

See Carew ii. 61. jfo gi

18 NOVEMBER [BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNCIL.] For a cess in Dublin, Kildare,
Uriell, Meath, and Westmeath.

Not found.

See Carew ii. 61. N° 9.

[BY THE LORD JUSTICE AND COUNCIL.]

Proclamacion against releeving of rebels.

Not found.

[Will. Brabazon.]

See Haliday p. 279. Jfo

EDWARD VI
1546-7

27 FEBRUARY— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL.] For a cess.

Not found.

See Carew ii. 61.

I 'I

1

N° 11.
B

Nos 12-26

1547-57: 1-6 Edward VI & 1-4 Philip & Mary

1547

28 APRIL.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] For a general hosting.

Not found.

See Carew ii. 61. N0 12.

1548

18 MAY.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] For a general hosting.

Not found.

See Carew ii. 61. N0 13.

16 JULY.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND

COUNCIL.] A Proclamation about all kind of
money, silver, and plate.

Not found.

[E. Bellingham.]

See P.R.O. S.P.I. 1 (37).

Cal. p. 81. N° 14.

[BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND COUNCIL.]

Proclamacion that noe distresse shall be taken for
debt.

Not found.

[Edward Bellingham.]

See Haliday p. 279. 15.

1550

8 JULY— [BY THE LORD JUSTICE AND
COUNCIL.] For a general hosting against the
Cavenaughes.

Not found.

See Carew ii. 61. 10.

OCTOBER. — [BY THE LORD DEPUTY.]

Prohibiting the exportation of wool, tallow, butter,
linen yarn from Ireland.

Not found.

[Anthony St. Leger.]

See Cal. p. 108. 17.

1552

23 MAY.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] For a general hosting on 20th June.
Not found.

[James Croft.]

See Carew ii. 61. jjo ig.

MARY

1553

17 AUGUST. — [BY THE LORD JUSTICE

AND COUNCIL.] A general hosting upon new
stirs of Donough Oconor Faley, to begin 4th
September.

Not found.

[Thomas Cusacke, Gerald Aylmer.]

See P.R.O. S.P.I. Eliz. 125 (35).

Cal. (1586) p. 119; Carew ii. 61. jjo

1554

27 APRIL— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] A general hosting for 30 days
against O’Reelie.

Not found.

See Carew ii. 61. jfo 20.

PHILIP AND MARY

1555

16 AUGUST. — [BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL.] For a general hosting.

Not found.

See Carew ii. 61. jfo 21.

1556

27 MAY.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY.] [Be-
gins] Forasmoche as the king and quenes . . .

[For the payment of royal debts.]

Dublin: 27 May 1556.

Found only in MS.

T. Fitzwauters.

Council Book f. 1.

Haliday p. 1. 22.

3 JUNE.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] [Begins] It is concluded by us . . .
[For a hosting against the Scots to begin 2 July.]
Dublin : 3 June 1556.

Found only in MS.

T. Fytswauters.

Council Book f. 3.

Haliday p. 2 ; see Cal. p. 134 ; Carew ii. 90. 23.

27 JUNE— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] [Begins] To advoyde contentyon . . .
[Fixing rates for soldiers’ provisions.]
[Kilmainham] : 27 June 1556.

Found only in MS.

T. Fitzwauters.

Council Book f. 7b.

Haliday p. 6. N° 24.

7 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forasmoche as yt
ys consydered . . .

[Against selling corn from the Pale to Irish countries.]
Dublin: 7 November 1556.

Found only in MS.

T. Fytswauters.

Council Book f. 24b.

Haliday p. 20. H° 25.

1556-7

25 FEBRUARY.— [BY TEE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL.] [Begins] Whereas the
Oconors, with . . .

[£100 reward for Donoghe O’Conor.]

Dublin : 25 February 1556[-7].

Found only in MS.

[T. Lord Fitzwater.]

Council Book f. 38.

Haliday p. 29; see Cal. p. 135. N° 20.

1556-60: 4-5 Philip & Mary & 1-2 Elizabeth

Nos 27-38

25 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL.] [Begins] Where Donoghe
Oconor and . . .

[For bringing in the goods of Donoghe O’Conor.]
Dublin: 25 February 1556/7.

Found only in MS.

T. Fytswauters.

Council Book f. 39.

Haliday p. 30. H° 27.

1557

27 MARCH. — [BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL.] A proclamacion for goode
ordre betwene the souldiours and the countrey.
[Begins] Where, by reason of the warres . . .
[Kilmainham] : 27 March 1557.

Found only in MS.

[T. Lord Fitzwater.]

Council Book f. 44.

Haliday p. 33. Ifo 28.

3 JULY .—[BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] [Begins] It ys concludid by us, . . .
[For a hosting against the rebels on 2 August.]
Dublin: 3 July 1557.

Found only in MS.

T. Sussex.

Council Book f. 47b.

Haliday p. 36 ; see Carew ii. 61. jq’o 29.

16 JULY— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Cum illustris ac pre-
potens . . .

[Against the relief of Donough O’Connor.]
Meelick : 16 July 1557.

Found only in MS.

[T. Sussex.]

Council Book f. 53 (in Latin).

Haliday p. 39; see Carew i. 211. gQ.

20 OCTOBER. — [BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL.] [Begins] Wheare ther be
many of the . . .

[For the registration of all retainers.]

Dublin : 20 October 1557.

Found only in MS.

[T. Sussex.]

Council Book f. 56.

Haliday p. 41.

30 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forasmoche as it is
considered . . .

[Against sale of corn from the Pale into Irish country.]
Kilmainham : 30 November 1557.

Found only in MS.

T. Sussex.

Council Book f. 60.

Haliday p. 44. jjo gg

1558

27 MAY.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] [Begins] It ys condescendid, con-
cludid, . . .

[For a general hosting.]

Rathetothe : 27 May 1558.

Found only in MS.

T. Sussex.

Council Book f. 75.

Haliday p. 54 ; Carew ii. 61. TT° 33.

ELIZABETH

1559

31 JULY— [BY THE LORD JUSTICE AND
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Memorandum that upon
summons . . .

[For a general hosting.]

Dublin : 31 July 1559.

Found only in MS.

H. Sydney.

Council Book f. 98.

Haliday p. 70 ; Carew ii. 61. 34.

OCTOBER. — [BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL.] A proclamation for the rating
of base coins.

Not found.

See Procl. 29 Oct. 1560 [No. 40, q.v.]. N° 35.

1559-60

14 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNCIL. Proclamation touching the
stay of such of the army as may attempt to pass
over sea without licence.

Dublin : 14 February 1559[-60].

Found only in MS.

W. FitzWilliams.

Original signed, vellum, P.R.O. Dub. Fiant Eliz. 219.

Warrant to proclaim to Christopher Sedgrave, Mayor, with certifi-
cate of proclamation. N° 36.

14 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNCIL. For the appearance of Sir
Oswald Massingberd, knt., late prior of Kylmaynan.
Dublin: 14 February 1559[-60].

Found only in MS.

W. FitzWilliams.

Original signed, vellum, P.R.O. Dub. Fiant Eliz. 6784.
See Carew i. 234.

In pursuance of an Act authorized, see Rot. Pat. (Eng.) 1 Eliz. p. 2.
m. 32. d. N° 37.

1560

20 AUGUST— [BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL.] [Begins] It is con-
descended, concluded . . .

[For a general hosting.]

Drogheda: 20 August 1560.

Found only in MS.

T. Sussex.

Council Book f. 156.

Haliday p. 107 ; Carew ii. 61 (also 22 July). Ifo 38.

3

B 2

Nos 39-45

1560-1: 2-3 Elizabeth

21 AUGUST. — [BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL.] [Begins] The lorde
liewteunaunt . . .

[Against selling corn from the Pale.]
Drogheda: 21 August 1560.

Found only in MS.

[T. Sussex.]

Council Book f. 157.

Haliday p. 108. N° 39.

29 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamacion for
the contynuance of the base coynes of England to
be currant here at viii d sterling le pece. [Begins]
Where upon the fall of the base coynes . . .

Dublin : 29 October 1560.

Found only in MS.

T. Sussex.

Testons current 4 Oct. 1 Eliz. in England at 6d. to be
current in Ireland at 8 d. sterling as by former proclamation
[No. 35]. All mayors, &c., to supervise the furnishing of
the markets.

Council Book f. 162.

Haliday p. 112 ; see Cal. p. 162 ; Carew i. 230; ii. 61. 40.

1560-1

24 JANUARY — [BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL.] A Proclamacion in-
hibiting the bringing of the base coines of England
into this realm. [Begins] Whereas it hath pleased
the quenes moost excellent . . .

Dublin: 24 January 1560[-1].

Found only in MS.

T. Sussex.

Testons rated at 4 \d. and marked with a portcullis have
been exported from England contrary to the proclamation
[No. 531, q.v.] in England. Any person offering them in
payment is to be arrested and the coins confiscated.

Council Book f. 166.

Haliday p. 114; Carew ii. 61. U° 41.

24 JANUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation in-
hibiting the indenting what coin to receive for
commodities. [Begins] Wheare it is geven to under-
stande to us, the lorde liewtenant . . .

Dublin : 24 January 1560[-1].

Found only in MS.

T. Sussex.

Bargains specifying payment in any particular coin made
since 20 October (when the fall of the coin was published)
annulled in that respect. Debts may be paid in any current
coin, special bargains notwithstanding.

Lamb. 607. 213. Council Book f. 167b,

Haliday p. 116 ; Carew iv. App. 1 ; ii. 61. Jfo 42.

25 JANUARY— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-

ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Wheare there
is informacion . . .

[Inhibiting the transportation of money out of the
realm.]

Dublin : 25 January 1560[-1].

Found only in MS.

T. Sussex.

Council Book f. 169b. P.R.O. S.P.I. 3 (5).

Haliday p. 117 ; Cal. p. 164. U° 43.

24 MARCH. -BY THE LORD JUSTICE AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation for the fall of the
coin. [Begins] The Queenes . . . vnderstanding as
well by . . .

Dublin: 24 March 1560[-1].

Found only in MS.

W. FitzWilliams.

4 \d. English testons to be current at 6 d. Irish until 30
April, and after that be bullion. Similar rates for other
base testons. Irish harp testons (before 1 2d.) now at 7 \d. to
be 6 d. Irish harp groats at 2d. The markets to be provided
and reasonably assised. Prices not to be advanced.

Lamb. 607. 215. Council Book f. 173.

Haliday p. 119 ; Carew iv. App. 2 ; ii. 61. Jfo 4.4..

1561

[? APRIL.]— [BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL.] The true copie of the procla-
macion for keping the coignes within the realme.
[Begins] Where by sondry lawes and ordynances
made and . . .

Dublin : [ ] 1561.

Found only in MS.

[T. Sussex.]

The laws against export of gold or silver are to be ob-
served. Informers to have one-fourth the forfeiture. Offend-
ers to be imprisoned three months in addition to forfeiture
of same intended for export.

Council Book f. 174b.

Haliday p. 121. U"o 45

♦

8 JUNE.— [BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL.] A Proclamacyon. Set fourth
by the Ryght Honorable Erie of Sussex Lord Leu-
tenant Generali of the Quenes Maiesties Realme of
Ierland, with thassent, and consent, of the Nobelytie,
and Counsell, of the same Realme.

[Dublin : 8 June 1561.]

Dublyn : Humfrey Powell : [1561].

4 ff. Gothic letter (47 & 57 mm.).

arrgant, his 2) of 3) within 4) man thys

T. Sussex.

The Queen wishes to make known the ‘ presompteuos,
arrgant, fellonios, rebellios, & trayteros, deads of Shan
Onell ’, and * her gratius & mercyful proceding with him ’.
He did not come to the Council called in 1556 against
mac Connell. In 1557 he delayed joining the expedition
against James mac Connell, and when he came he left again
after two or three days. In 1558 he was reinstated in loyalty
by Sir Henry Sidney. On the news of the death of Queen
Mary he murdered his brother, Baron of Dungannon, and
dispossessed his father, making himself be proclaimed Oneil.
He was summoned to Council in 1559, but refused to come
without sureties, Sir W. Fitzwyllyams, Sir Henry Radclif,
Sir George Stanley, Marshall of the Army, and Chief Justice
Plunket. On coming to Dundalk he swore peace. In
1560 he again refused obedience, and now maintains a
traitor, Archbishop of Armagh, and other proclaimed traitors.
He is therefore proclaimed traitor.

H[ugh] D[ub.] Cancell., T. Ormond and Ossery, Gerrald
Desmond, Ienic. Vic. Gormanston, Rowland Baltinglas,
Richard Montgaret, lames Slane, Christofer Donsany,
P. B[arnewall] of Trymletteston, lames Kylline, Christofer
Houthe, Iohn Curraughmore, W. Fitz Wyllams Henry
Radeclif, George Stanley, Iaques Wyngfyld, Iohn Plonket,
Robert Dillon, Iamis Bath, Iohn Parker, Thomas Cusake,

1561-6: 3-8 Elizabeth

Nos 46-56

Iohn Trauers. Fraunces Harbarfc, Fraunces Agard, Humfrey
Warne, Iohn Challoner.

Bodl. Arch. F. (5 1'1), sheet 1 only. P.R.O. S.P.I. 4
(13‘). Original signed, vellum, S.P.I. 4 (1), dated 8 June
1561.

Cal. pp. 173, 174. The signatures in the MS. are more correctly
spelt. N° 46.

8 JUNE. — [BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL.] [Begins] It is concluded by
us . . .

[For a general hosting.]

Dublin: 8 June 1561.

Found only in MS.

T. Sussex.

Council Book f. 176.

Haliday p. 122; Carew ii. 61.

‘To be proclaimed by writ according to the ancient manner.’

N° 47.

14 JULY.— [BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL.] [Begins] The quenes most
excellent maiestie contynuing in her former disposi-
tion to delyuer this Realme of the . . .

[Decrying base coin.]

Dublin: 14 July 1561.

Found only in MS.

[T. Sussex.]

Harp shilling of Philip and Mary and of Elizabeth, 5±d.
Harp groat, If d. Other coins at same rates. Rates of ex-
change for new silver fixed. Allowance on money brought
in bulk to the mint.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 4 (18’).

Cal. p. 175.

Has been printed. U° 4g

Before 16 JULY.— [BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL.] [Begins] The quenes
. . . mening with severe iustice to correcte the
faulsehod and treson of Shane Onele . . .

[Against Shane O’Neill in favour of Brian O’Neill.]
[Raskeagh: July 1561.]

Found only in MS.

[T. Sussex.]

All loyal subjects to assist Brian O’Nele in the recovery
of his rights.

MS. draft corrected, P.R.O. S.P.I. 4 (22xi).

Cal. p. 176. jjo 4g<

1561-2

20 MARCH— [BY THE QUEEN.]

Proclamation for the protection of Desmond
country in his absence at Court.
[Westminster: 20 March 1561-2.]

Not found.

See P.R.O. S.P.I. 5 (85), published 14 April.

Cal. p. 192.

1562

5 MAY .—BY THE QUEEN. [Begins] Whereas
the Queenes Maiestie was pleased vppon the hum-
ble sute made by Shane O’Nele at sundry . . .

[For Shane O’Nele.]

[Westminster : 5 May 1562.]

Found only in MS.

MS. draft with corrections, P.R.O. S.P.I. 6 (6).

Cal. p 194. jq’o

1562-3

15 MARCH.- [BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT

AND COUNCIL.] [Begins] The quenes . . .
havinge heretofore after the manyfolde . . .

[Against Shane O’Neill.]

[Dublin: 15 March 1562-3.]

Found only in MS.

|T. Sussex.]

P.R.O. S.P.I. 8 (19), MS. draft with corrections.

Cal. p. 213. N° 52.

1563

19 MAY. — [BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL.] [Begins] It is condescended . . .
[For a general hosting on 4 June.]

Dublin1 : 19 May 1563.

Found only in MS.

[T. Sussex.]

Council Book f. 183.

Haliday p. 128 ; see Cal. p. 217 ; Carew ii. 61.

1 Sussex himself is at Armagh ; see Carew i. 238. N° 53.

1564

16 AUGUST. — [BY THE LORD JUSTICE

AND COUNCIL.] A Proclamacyon. Settfurthe
by the Lorde Iustice and Counsell at Dublyn the
16. of Auguste, the Yere of our Lorde god 1564, and
in the sixt yeare of the reigne of our moost drade
soueraigne Lady Queene Elizabeth.

Dublin : 16 August 1564.

Dublin : Humfrey Powell : 16 Aug. 1564.

2 ff. Gothic letter (77 mm.)

Mo- Connor 2) Arte mac
[N. Arnold.]

‘ Whereas Cormocke, Callaghe, and Arte mac Brien
Oconnor, Lisaghe mac Morghe Oconnor, Morghe Ocog Rowrye
and Are mac morryce Moyll Oconnor, Arte mac Teig ynaa
Oconnor, Calloghe mac Kedowe Oconnor, Brian Teig and
Connell mac Patrick Oconnor, Connor mac Kayers three
sonnes, Teig mac Kahyr mac Owen and the rest of the saide
Cahir mac Owens sonnes, with their followers, &c., in open
rebellion with the Omores, none are to aid them. All who
assist them in any way are ipso facto traitors and rebels.
They may be destroyed. Follows: a list of 193 names.
P.R.O. S.P.I. 11 (74).1

Cal. p. 244.

The type is leaded.

1 MS. note : Callaghe slayn by teg McCayr a capten of ye Q. kern.
Arte and Lisaghe, slayn at ye conflict, Morghe hanged. N° 54.

1566

Before 15 APRIL.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY.]

[Begins] First that all the gentlemen freholders . . .
[Ordinances for the benefit of the Irish Counties com-
mitted to the Seneshalls to be observed through all
Leinster, Meath and West Meath.]

Found only in MS.

[Henry Sidney.]

P.R.O. S.P.I. 17 (13).

Cal. p. 296. N° 55.

16 JULY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] It is concluded by us . . .
[For a general hosting on 15 August.]
Drogheda: 16 July 1566.

Found only in MS.

H. Sydney.

Council Book f. 214.

Haliday p. 154 ; Carew ii. 61. N° 56.

and his

N° 50.

5

Nos 57-67

1566-70: 8-12 Elizabeth

2 AUGUST— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] A Proclamacion set forth . . . against
Shane Oneill and his adherentes standing with him
in open hostilitie against our soueraign lady. [Be-
gins] Albeit the actions and doynges of Shane
Oneill . . .

Drogheda : 2 August 1566.

Found only in MS.

[Henry Sidney.]

Proclaiming him a rebel and reciting his acts of rebellion
and invasion of the Pale. Pardon to all adherents who
come in before 22 August. £1 ,000 reward for O’Neill or
1,000 marks for his head and a free pardon. £500 to his
slayer on other proof of death.

Council Book f. 234.

Haliday p. 172 ; see Cal. p. 312 (3 August). N° 57.

2 AUGUST —[BY THE LORD DEPUTY A.ND

COUNCIL.] A proclamacion . . . prohibiting
powder, shott, or other munycion, or eny other relief
of victuelles to be solde, sent, or conveyed to Shane
Oneill, or eny his adherentes standing with him in
open hostilitie agaynst our soveraigne lady the
queenes maiestie. [Begins] Wheare of late Shane . . .
Drogheda : 2 August 1566.

Found only in MS.

[H. Sidney.]

Council Book f. 236.

Haliday p. 174. 58.

1567

3 JUNE. — [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND

COUNCIL.] [Begins] It is concluded by us . . .
[For a general hosting on 1 July.]

Drogheda : 3 June 1567.

Found only in MS.

H. Sydney.

Council Book f. 300.

Haliday p. 222 ; Carew ii. 61. 59,

1568

20 MAY.— [BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL.] [Begins] It is concluded by us . . .
[For a general hosting against the Scots.]

St. Sepulchre’s: 20 May 1568.

Found only in MS.

Robert Weston.

Council Book f. 309.

Haliday p. 224 ; Carew ii. 61. go.

1569

1 JUNE.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] [Begins] It is condiscended, con-
cluded . . .

[For a general hosting against the rebels on 15 July.]
Dublin: 1 June 1569.

Found only in MS.

H. Sydney.

Council Book f. 312.

Haliday p. 227 ; see Cal. p. 408 ; Carew ii. 61. Jfo gj^

16 JUNE.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] [Begins] It was condiscended con-
cluded . . .

[Sir Edmund, Edward, and Piers Butler traitors.]
Dublin: 16 June 1569.

Found only in MS.

[H. Sidney.]

Council Book f. 313.

Haliday p. 228. jjo g2t

[BY L. GERALDINE.] The Proclamation of the
right honourable Lord James Geraldine concerninge
the Justice of that warre which he wageth in Ireland
for the faith.

Found only in MS.

Lamb. 607. 40.

Carew i. 268 ; see 267.

A Latin printed broadside translation. 607. 41. Sine nota. haere-

sub pers- Roman letter (42| mm.).

N° 63.

11 OCTOBER. — [BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL.] [Begins] It is condiscended
concluded . . .

[For a general hosting against the rebels on 22 Oct.]
Dublin: 11 October 1569.

Found only in MS.

H. Sydney.

Council Book f. 318 (published 16 October).

Haliday p. 231 ; Carew ii. 61. Jfo

18 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL.] [Begins] It was condiscended
concluded . . .

[Ordering a money payment in place of the hosting.]
Dublin: 18 November 1569.

Found only in MS.

H. Sydney.

Council Book f. 323b.

Haliday p. 236 ; Carew ii. 61. 65.

1569-70

13 JANUARY.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL.] [Begins] It was condiscended,
concluded . . .

[Remitting the late intended hosting.]
Drogheda: 13 January 15 69 [-70].

Found only in MS.

H. Sydney.

Council Book f. 328b.

Haliday p. 239 ; Carew ii. 61. U° 66.

1570

15 JULY.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] [Begins] It was condiscended and
agreed . . .

[For a general hosting against Tirlagh Lenaughe on
15 August.]

Newry : 15 July 1570.

Found only in MS.

H. Sydney.

Council Book f. 337b.

Haliday p. 249 ; Carew ii. 61. U° 67.

6

1570-4: 12-16 Elizabeth

Nos 68-76

20 NOVEMBER. — An Acte for the attainder of suche
as be or shalbe endicted of highe treason or petie
traison committed or to be committed from the first
of Aprill, 1569, unto the first of April, 1571, if thei
shall not yelde ther bodies, etc. . . .

See Council Book f. 3 1 4b.

Hal i day p. 229.

Proclaimed 20 November 1570. N° 68.

20 NOVEMBER. — Anacte authorisinge thegovernour

for the time beinge, by advise of the most parte of
the privey counsaill and upon her majesties pleasure
signified by instruction or lettere to graunte letteres
patentes to the Irissherie and degenerated men of
English name of ther landes, etc., yelding to her
majestie her heires and successors certaine reserva-
cions, etc. . . .

See Council Book f. 31 4b.

Haliday p. 229.

Proclaimed 20 November 1570. N° 69.

1571

21 MAY. — BY THE LORD JUSTICE AND

COUNCELL. Against the unequall burden of
Cess within the English Pale. [Begins] Where yt is
gyven us . . .

Dublin: 21 May 1571.

Found only in MS.

[W. Fitzwilliams. ]

P.B..O. S.P.I. 32 (40), certified copy. Lamb. 628. 132.

Carew i. 279 ; Cal. p. 448 ; see Haliday p. 282. N° 70.

AUGUST.— [BY THE LORD JUSTICE AND
COUNCIL .] An Act for a general hosting to
begin the first of September 1571.

Not found.

See Haliday p. 283. N° 71.

19 OCTOBER. — BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNCIL. Persons indicted of treason
to surrender.

Dublin: 19 October [1571].

Found only in MS.

W. Fitzwilliams.

Original signed, P.R.O. Dub. Fiant Eliz. 1838-44. N° 72.

1571-2

MARCH.— [BY THOS. SMITH.] The offer and
order giuen forth by Sir Thomas Smyth Knight,
and Thomas Smyth his sonne, vnto suche as be
willing to accompanye the sayde Thomas Smyth
the sonne, in his voyage for the inhabiting some
partes of the Northe of Irelande.

[London: 1571.]

Sine nota.

1 f. Gothic letter. Tho. Smith, Jun.1

Thomas and place

The Queen has granted to Sir Thos. Smith, Knt. and
Thomas his son all lands her Majesty’s by inheritance in the
country called the Ards and adjacent countrys in Earldom
of Ulster, if they can possess them. To those who will help
them to possess the land they offer as follows : —

To each foot soldier, one plowland of 1 20 Irish acres of
arable land, for which Sir Thos. and Thos. S. must pay the
Queen 2d. Irish for an Irish acre (24 foot to the pole). The

soldier is to pay to Sir Thos., Thos., and their heirs Id.
sterling for eveiy English acre (16^ foot to the pole). The
first payment to be made 4 years hence, viz. 1576.

To each horseman, 2 plowlands (240 acres Irish) which
is at the least 500 acres and more English, paying for every
English acre as the footman doth.

Each footman and horseman, after the arable land is divided,
shall have also pasture, meadow, wood and such like necessary.

The charge to be paid by a footman, if he be furnished
with sufficient armour for a pike, halberd or caliver, with
a convenient livery cloak of red colour or carnation with
black facing, is .£10 for his victualling and transportation
for one whole year, after which time there is hope to find
enough provision in the country.

The charge of a horseman well horsed and armed for a
light horseman with a staff and a case of dags is £20 for
victual of him and his horse for 1 year. His cloak of the
same colour as the footman’s, in the fashion of the Dutch
riding cloaks now used.

To avoid ills arising (the Flixe, &c.) from lying uncovered
on the ground, on payment of 10s. by a footman or 20s. by
a horseman they shall be lodged under canvas and upon beds
until houses are found.

Those who cannot adventure themselves may pay for a
substitute and have the land apportioned, for a footman paying
£16. 13s. id. and in proportion to this rate if they desire more
land. Any doubting may see the Letters Patent at the sign
of the Sunne, in Pauls Churchyard. He may pay his money
there to Thomas Smyth, Junior, who adventures in person,
or the Treasurer, who will also take payment in kind
according as they are needed.

Antiq. 1 (1).

See Cal. p. 472 ; see Carew i. 285 : ‘ The little book which my son
sent out was evil done.’ A map of the Ards, printed by Binneman,
showing the settlements, is in B.M. Harl. 5938 (,129).

1 MS. signature. N° 73.

1572

10 APRIL.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND

COUNCIL.] An Act for a general hosting to
begin the first of June 1572.

Not found.

[W. FitzWilliams.]

See Haliday p. 283 ; Carew ii. 61. 74.

[BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND COUNCIL.]

A proclamacion of rebellion against Rory Oge.

Not lound.

[W. FitzWilliams.]

See Haliday p. 283 ; see Cal. p. 474. 75.

1573

11 JUNE— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND

COUNCIL.] A general hosting to begin 20 July
1573.

[Dublin: 11 June 1573.]

Not found

[W. FitzWilliams.]

See Haliday p. 284 ; Carew ii. 61 (to begin 21 July). U° 76.

1574

1 AUGUST.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] A proclamacion against Gerralde,
earle of Desmonde, with promise of £1000 sterling
and £40 pention to him that should by a time bring
him alive, and £500 sterling and £20 pention that

7

N°s 77-90

1574-9: 16-21 Elizabeth

should bringe his heade. [Begins] Forasmuch as all
the subiects of this lande have with sondrie . . .

Dublin : 1 August 1574.

Found only in MS.

[W. FitzWilliams.]

P.R.O. S.P.I. 47 (49').

Haliday p. 284 ; Cal. p. 37, but see S.P.I. 41 (85). 77.

Before 24 NOVEMBER— [BY THE EARL OP
ESSEX.] [Begins] For that I am given to vnder-
stande ... A Proclamation published in Ylster shew-
ynge what causes moved him to do execution on
Sir Brian’s Soldiers and to detain him himself in fast
custody.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 48 (57').

Cal. p. 44. N° 78.

1575

26 MARCH.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] A general hosting to begin 10 April
1575.

Not found.

[Sydney.]

See Haliday p. 284 ; Carew ii. 61. N° 79.

28 JUNE. — [BY THE EARL OP ESSEX.]

[Begins] Wher greate care hathe bin taken from . . .

[For Terence O’Neile and his followers.]

Camp near the Blackwater : 28 June 1575.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 52 (48xyii).

Cal. p. 73. N° 80.

1576

18 MAY.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] A general hosting to begin 10 July
1576 and to meet at Newry.

Not found.

[Sydney.]

See Haliday p. 285. 81.

? 19 OCTOBER.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL.] A proclamation explaineinge
the statutes for freedomes made 3 & 4 Philip and
Mary, and 11 Elizabeth with allowances set down
for the soldiers’ meat, their boys and horses.

Not found.

[Sydney.]

See Haliday p. 285 ; Carew ii. 46 ; see ii. 41 (to be printed in

England). N° 82.

1577

JUNE. — [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND

COUNCIL.] A general hosting to begin 12
August 1577.

Not found.

[Sydney.]

See Haliday p. 285 ; Carew ii. 61. 83.

NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTYE
AND COUNSELL. A Proclamation in Wexford
for reformation of disorders.

[Wexford : November 1577.]

Found only in MS.

Sydney.

Lamb. MS. 628. 347™.

Carew ii. 78. jjo

1578

? NOVEMBER.— [BY THE LORD JUSTICE

AND COUNCIL.] A general hosting to begin
24 December 1578.

Not found.

[William Drury.]

See Haliday p. 287. jjo gg

18 DECEMBER— BY THE QUEENE. [Begins]
Whereas in a Parliament holden at Dublin in . . .
[Payment of subsidy on wines in Ireland.]
Richmond : 18 December [1578].

London : C. Barker : [1578],

1 f. Gothic letter.

our or twentieth

By Act 11 Eliz. of the Irish Parliament a duty of 405.
Irish money on every tun of Spanish, or Levant wines,
26s. 8 d. on French, Gyenne, Gascon, or Rochelle wine, if
brought in by subjects, and 4 marks, or 40s. respectively
if foreign-owned. The time for these customs is expiring,
but they are continued till the Parliament meets. Exhorts
all subjects to pay with a willing mind.

B.M. G. 6463 (184). Bodl. Arch. F. c. 11 (196). Queen’s
(184). MS. draft, P.R.O. S.P.I. 63 (47), with corrections
by Burgh ley.

Cal. p. 148. jq-o g g_

1579

28 MARCH. — BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNSELL. [Begins] Whereas diuers
and sondry complaints have ben made vnto vs . . .
[Prohibiting the wearing of arms, except sword, dagger,
and skein; and the use of Irish apparel.]
Limerick: 28 March 1579.

Found only in MS.

W. Drury.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 66 (11), certified copy.

Cal. p. 163. jq-o giy

JULY. — [BY THE LORD JUSTICE AND
COUNCIL.] The general hosting prorogued to
meet at Rosseke, 18 Aug. 1579.

Not found.

[W. Drury.]

See Haliday p. 287. gg.

2 NOVEMBER— BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation Against
Gerald Earle of Desmond. [Begins] Whereas
Gerald Earle of Desmound . . .

Monastery, Rathkell : 2 November 1579.

Found only in MS.

William Pelham.

Lamb. 597. 92k

Carew ii. 146. jjo gg.

6 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD JUSTICE.

A Proclamation that every horseman should wear
red crosses. [Begins] Forasmuch as the said lord . . .
Limerick : 6 November 1579.

Found only in MS.

William Pelham.

Red crosses to be worn on the back and breast.

Lamb. 597. 102b.

Carew ii. 154. Jfo go.

8

1579-81: 22-23 Elizabeth

Nos 91-101

1 DECEMBER. — BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation set forth by
the Lord Justice and Council against spreaders of
infamous libels, and passage of suspect persons.

Dublin: 1 December 1579.

Found only in MS.

William Pelham.

Lamb. 597. 133b.

Carew ii. 191. N° 91.

DECEMBER. — [BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNCIL.] A generall hostinge, to
begin the 10 of January, 1579[-80].

Not found.

[W. Pelham.]

See Haliday p. 287. N° 92.

31 DECEMBER— [BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNCIL.] A Proclamation against the
transporting of soldiers, horses, and prohibited
wares.

[Dublin] : 31 December 1579.

Found only in MS.

William Pelham.

Lamb. 597. 175.

Carew ii. 235. N° 93.

1579-80

6 JANUARY. — BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation set forth
against forestalled and regrators of markets, gray
merchants, and coursers.

Dublin : 6 January 1579[-80].

Found only in MS.

William Pelham.

Lamb. 597. 179.

Carew ii. 212 ; see Cal. p. 205. N° 94.

6 JANUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. For an arrear of Bonoght
from the Marrowes Country.

Dublin : 6 January 1579[-80].

Found only in MS.

[William Pelham.]

P.R.O. Dub. Council Book (142). N° 95.

24 JANUARY. —BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation published by
the Lord Justice in Wexford that such provision as
hath been taken upp more then for his vse should

np l’Pcf HTPrl

Wexford : 24 January 1579[-80].

Found only in MS.

William Pelham.

Lamb. 597. 210b.

Carew ii. 269. N° 96.

24 JANUARY.— [BY THE QUEEN.] [Begins]
The Queen’s . . . calling to hir remembraunce that
in all her actions since the first beginning of her
most . . .

[Desmond and his brothers traitors.]
[Westminster: 24 January 1579-80.]

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 71 (24). MS. draft with corrections by

Burghley and others.

Cal. p. 206. Ifo grj

3 JUNE.— BY THE COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas
upon the Lord Justices warrants . . . For Bonnoght
on the MacMorough’s country.

Dublin: 3 June 1580.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. Dub. Council Book, p. 72. N° 97 a.

1581

14 APRIL.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Wheras many complaints
haue come vnto . . . Against abuses practised by the
Soldiery.

Mullingar: 14 April 1581.

Found only in MS.

[Grey.]

P.R.O. Dub. Council Book (22).

See Instructions, Carew ii. 422. 98.

26 APRIL. — BY THE QUEENE. [Begins]
Whereas the Queenes most excellent Maiestie
hath . . .

[Against the Earl of Desmond and his confederates.]

St. James : 26 April [1581].

London: C. Barker: 1581.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

beene her 2) their Seale
The Earl of Desmond and his confederates have stated
that a new conquest of Ireland and extirpation of the Irish
is in contemplation. This is untrue, and the Queen will
pardon all concerned except the ringleaders excepted by the
Lord Deputy. All subjects are to withdraw from these
traitors. Those who come in within 10 days will be
pardoned. Rebels will be followed up with fire and sword.
The Queen will not allow any subjects to be oppressed or
hindered as long as they are obedient. The offence of
rebellion, and submission to a foreign and strange potentate
being greater than her Deputy may pardon, the Queen has
caused this Proclamation to pass the Great Seal, and it has
thus the legal force of a Pardon under Great Seal. But any
persons may have particular Pardons under Great Seal of
Ireland.

B.M. G. 6463 (214). Bodl. Arch. F. c. 11 (228). Queen’s
(214). Antiq. 1 (28). MS. drafts (19 April) with Burghley’s
corrections, P.R.O. S.P.I. 82 (42, 43).

Cal. p. 299. N° 69.

25 JUNE— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas her Maiestie by
Proclamation sent hither . . . [Excepting from par-
don the Earl and Countess of Desmond, Viscount
Baltinglass, and others.]

Dublin: 25 June 1581.

Found only in MS.

[Grey.]

Other names: Sir John of Desmond, Seneschal of Inis-
killy, David Barry, Pierce Grace, Malechias Onslow (pre-
tended Bishop of Killalowe), and and nine others.

P.R.O. Dub. Council Book (38). N° 100.

9 JULY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. For a hosting against O’Neil and
O’Donel.

Dublin : 9 July 1581.

Found only in MS.

[Grey.]

P.R.O. Dub. Council Book (39).

See Haliday p. 288 (to begin 25 August).

YOL. II

9

N° 101.

C

Nos 102-15

1581-4: 23-26 Elizabeth

24 JULY.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] A Proclamation of Pardon to all
surrendering before 10 days.

[Dublin: 24 July 1581.]

Found only in MS.

See P.R. O. Dub. Fiant Eliz. 3767.

See Cal. S.P.I. p. 309. iq2.

10 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY.]

[Begins] Whereas sondrie informacions have been . . .
For settling the rates to be paid by the soldier for his
meals, and for the avoiding of disorders.

Dublin : 10 November 1581.

Found only in MS.

[ Grey. ]

P.R.O. S.P.I. 92 (20iJ). Certified copy.

Cal. p. 365 ; see Haliday p. 288. U° 103.

1581-2

[BY THE QUEEN.] [Begins] Whereas tradition
from our progenitors and particular experience in
our owne gouerment hath . . .

[Proclamation of Her Majesty’s general pardon to Mun-
ster for all crimes before 1 January last.]

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 87 (84). (Draft.)

Cal. p. 338 ; see p. 309. 104.

1582

MAY. — [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL .] A general hosting to begin 19 June

1582.

Not found.

[Grey.]

See Haliday p. 288. N° 105.

OCTOBER.- [BY THE QUEEN.] [Begins] The
Queen’s . . . being giuen to vnderstand howe diuers
of those that doe presently associate and . . .
[Pardon to all rebels in Munster excepting Desmond.]
Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 96 (47). Draft with corrections.

Cal. p. 407. N° 106.

13 NOVEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES. [Begins] Whereas upon the revocacion
of the L. Deputie into England yt pleased her
Maiesty . . .

[Permitting their cess for household provisions.]
Dublin: 13 November 1582.

Found only in MS.

[A. Dublin, H. Wallop.]

P.R.O. S.P.I. 97 (35). Certified copy.

Cal. p. 412. jj’o io7.

1583

MAY.— [BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL.] A general hosting to begin 10 June

1583.

Not found.

[A. Dublin, H. Wallop.]

See Haliday p. 288. jfo jQS.

JUNE.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. Of Pardon and Oblivion for crimes
of rebellion before 1 May 1583.

Dublin: [ June 1583].

Found only in MS.

[A. Dublin, H. Wallop. ]

P.R.O. Dub. Council Book (217). N° 109.

16 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Wheras for speciall causes
. . . [Against any of the inhabitants of the Northern
Parts intermeddling in any war between Turlogh
Leynagh and O’Donel.]

Dublin : 16 June 1583.

Found only in MS.

A. Dublin, H. Wallop.

P.R.O. Dub. Council Book (69). N° 110.

30 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas (since the last
rebellion of . . . [For settling the sums due to every
corporate Town, Barony, &c. for provisions, the
regular payment of which was interrupted by James
Fitz Maurice’s late War.]

Dublin: 30 June 1583.

Found only in MS.

A. Dublin, H. Wallop.

P.R.O. Dub. Council Book (71). N° 111.

16 JULY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas we are crediblie
enformed that . . . [Reward of 100 marcs for Patrick
McGowan, Priest, for preaching against the Queen
in Rome and France.]

Dublin: 16 July 1583.

Found only in MS.

A. Dublin, H. Wallop.

P.R.O. Dub. Council Book (77). N° 112.

22 AUGUST.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES.

[Begins] Forasmuche as we are purposed . . . [For
an auction of the Farm of Wines at the Exchequer
on 4 October.]

Dublin : 22 August 1583.

Found only in MS.

A. Dublin, H. Wallop.

P.R.O. Dub. Council Book (79). N° 113.

7 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the Lords
and others of her . . . [Against any to pass out of
Ireland into England without passport of the Lords
Justices.]

Dublin: 7 October 1583.

Found only in MS.

A. Dublin, H. Wallop.

P.R.O. Dub. Council Book (86). N° 114.

1583 4

30 JANUARY— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas for manie
consideracions . . . [Of a special Commission of Oyer
and Terminer at Cavan before the Lords Justices
on 9 March next.]

Dublin: 30 January 158J.

Found only in MS.

A. Dublin, H. Wallop.

P.R.O. Dub. Council Book (92). N° 115.

10

1584-8: 26-30 Elizabeth

Nos 116-28

1584

21 JUNE [BY THE LORD DEPUTY, COUN-

CIL AND GRAND COUNCIL.] A general
hosting to begin 10 August 1584. [Begins] It is
concluded by us the L. Deputie, . . .

Dublin: 21 June 1584.

Found only in MS.

John Perrot.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 125 (26). Certified copy, 110 (80, 81),
(80) dated 22nd.

Cal. p. 106, see p. 516; see Haliday p. 289. N° 116.

8 JULY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY GEN-
ERAL.

Proclamations made to every port for the restraint of
horses, colts, and mares.

Dublin : 8 July 1584.

Not found.

J. Perrott.

Title from abstract of Black Council book and ‘Giornall’; Cal.
rP. 106, 108. N° 117.

22 JULY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY.

Touching the diet of the soldier in his travail, and what
he shall pay.

Not found.

J. Perrot.

Title from abstract of ‘ Giornall ’ of Council. Cal. p. 108 ; Haliday
p. 289. N° 118.

6 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. Whereas by an estatute made in
England in the xiiith yeare of the Queenes . . .

[For the return within six months of Irish fugitives in
foreign parts.]

Kilkenny: 6 August 1584.

Found only in MS.

[J. Perrott.]

P.R.O. S.P.I. 111 (44). See S.P.I. 125 (28).

Cal. p. 108. N° 119.

18 DECEMBER.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY.]

[Begins] That they or three of them at the least, . . .
[Orders to be observed by the justices of peace within
their several limits throughout the realm.]

[Dublin: 18 December 1584.]

Found only in MS.

J. Peirott.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 113 (29')- Lamb. 600. 87.

Cal. p. 342 ; Carew ii. 663. N° 120.

1585

23 MAY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND

COUNCELL. An Act of Oblivion. [Begins]
Where the multytude of such hard complaints ex-
hibited to us . . .

[Pardon for all crimes, &c., before 1 May 1583.]

Dublin : 23 May 1585.

Found only in MS.

John Perrott.

P.R.O. Dub. Council Book (1 10). Lamb. 619. 117.

Carew ii. 576. 121.

JUNE. — [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] A general hosting 1 July 1585.

Not found.

[John Perrot.]

See Haliday p. 289 ; see P.R.O. S.P.I. 125 (26) ; Cal. p. 107.

N° 122.

11

14 JUNE— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] [Forasmuche as the Jus-
tices of peace in eche Countie haue bene oftentymes
called upon ... For punishing Justices of Peace
not executing their offices nor taking the Oath of
Supremacy.]

Dublin : 14 June 1585.

Found only in MS.

Jo. Perrot.

P.R.O. Dub. Council Book (11 4) P.R.O. S.P.I. 1 19 (32‘).
Certified copy.

Cal. p. 580. 123.

1586

APRIL. — [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] A general hosting 1 May 1586.

Not found.

See Haliday p. 290 ; see P.R.O. S.P.I. 125 (26) ; Cal. p. 107.

N° 124.

1587

MAY. — [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] A general hosting to begin 20 June
1587.

Not found.

See Haliday p. 290. N° 125.

4 NOVEMBER.— BY THE QUEENE. [Begins]
The Queenes Maiestie being lately informed in
England, by . . .

[Disposal of lands : Earl of Desmond’s rebellion.]
Richmond: 4 November [1587].

Sine nota.

1 f. Gothic letter.

by ranee thinke

The late inquisitions and surveys of lands in Munster
escheated by the attainder of the Earl of Desmond and his
confederates has been made an occasion, it is complained, to
seize on other lands not forfeited. Some complaints have
been rectified, and the Commissioners shall hear any others
and examine titles. The Queen will do equal justice to all
without favour.

B.M. G. 6463 (247). Bodl. Arch. F. c. 11 (262). Queen’s
(247).

In all three copies ‘but’ in 1. 21, and ‘any’ in 1. 35, are erased in
ink.

See Carew ii. 636, for allotments, 646. N° 126.

4 NOVEMBER.

some Maiestie her
Another edition of No. 126, q.v.

Antiq. 1 (40). N° 127.

1587-8

1 FEBRUARY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY.

[Begins] Whereas yt is complayned vnto vs by
divers her Mau good subiectes in the Province of
Connaught and Thomond . . .

[Touching redress of the oppression of officers in Munster,
taking up great and small achats.]

Dublin : 1 February 158£.

Found only in MS.

J. Perrot.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 133 (31). Certified copy.

Cal. p. 471. N° 128.

C 2

Nos 129-43

1588-95 : 30-37 Elizabeth

1588

30 JUNE [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] A general hosting to begin 12
August 1588.

Not found.

[W. FitzWilliams.]

See Haliday p. 290. U° 129.

1588-9

10 MARCH. — BY THE LORD DEPUTIE.

[Begins] Whereas we intende to . . .

[Provisions to be provided for troops.]

[Dublin : 10 March 1588-9.]

Found only in MS.

W. FitzWilliams.

Lamb. 618. 86.

Carew iii. 1. U° 130.

1589

? 30 MAY.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] A general hosting to begin 20 June

1589.

Not found.

[W. FitzWilliams.]

See Haliday p. 291. 131.

Before 29 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE LORD
DEPUTY AND COUNCIL.] Proclamation
for restraint of corne and victuals upon payne of
death.

Not found.

[W. FitzWilliams.]

See Haliday p. 294 ; after 12 November, see Entry Book Ireland,
fo. xii. 295, 301 ; S.P.I. 148 (25) ; Cal. p. 268. N° 132.

27 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas upon the
undutifull breaking out of some of the Bourkes and
Flaherties . . .

[All loyal subjects to appear at Galway on 12 January.]
Galway : 27 December 1589.

Found only in MS.

W. FitzWilliam.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 150 (23').

Cal. p. 299. N° 133.

1589-90

4 JANUARY— [BY THE QUEEN.] [Begins]
Whearas we are by diuerse our good and dutiful!
subiects of this our realm of Ireland . . .

[To restrain martial law in Ireland.]

[Richmond : 4 January 1589-90.]

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 150 (4').

Cal. p. 291. jjo 134_

1590

MARCH— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] A general hosting to begin 18 May

1590.

Not found.

[W. FitzWilliams.]

See Haliday p. 291. N° 135.

12

Before 3 MAY. — [BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL.]

Against selling horses out of the Pale upon pain of
death.

Not found.

[W. FitzWilliams.]

See P.R.O. S.P.I. 152 (3).

Cal. p. 338. jq-o

[BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND COUNCIL.]

Proclamation inhibiting the resort to the well near
Rathefernam upon paine of death.

Not found.

[W. FitzWilliams.]

See Haliday p. 294. jjo -43*7

1590-1

FEBRUARY. — [BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL.] Easter Term adjourned until
meusis Pasche.

Not found.

[W. FitzWilliams.]

See Haliday p. 291. 138.

1591

JUNE. — [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] A general hosting to begin 24 July
1591.

Not found.

[W. FitzWilliams.]

See Haliday p. 291. N° 139.

1592

[BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND COUNCIL.]

Proclamation restrayeneing hawkeinge.

Not found.

[W. FitzWilliams.]

See Haliday p. 295. 140.

1593

JUNE. — [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND

COUNCIL.] A general hosting to begin 16 July
1593.

Not found.

[W. FitzWilliams.]

See Haliday p. 292. N° 141.

1593- 4

MARCH.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] A general hosting to begin 18 April
15 93 [-4],

Not found

[W. FitzWilliams.]

See Haliday p. 292. N° 142.

1594- 5

16 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY.

Proclamation to bring in all the goods and chattels
of the traitors, whomsoever had received the same.
Ballenecor: 16 February 1594[-5].

Not found.

See Carew iii. 270. N0 143.

1595-9: 37-41 Elizabeth

Nos 144-53

1595

9 APRIL [BY THE QUEEN.] [Begins] Wher
ye Queens Most Excellent Maty hertofore of her
great princelie bowntie . . .

[Against the Earl of Tirone.]

[St. James : 9 April 1595.]

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 179 (20). Two copies, one in Burghley’s
hand, the other with corrections in his hand.

Cal. pp. 310, 311. N° 144.

12 JUNE— [BY THE QUEEN.] The Qveenes
Maiesties Proclamation Against The Earle of Tirone,
and other principall tray tors in Vlster, confederate
with him, and offer of pardon to such as haue bin
by false perswasions allured by them to take their
parts, and shall now relinquish them and submit
themselues to her Maiesties mercie.

Dublin: 12 June [1595].

Dublin : William Kearney : 1595.

2 ff. Gothic letter (63 mm.).

Prince- nance 2) prac- her

Recites her benefits to Hugh O’Neile, son of Matthew
Ferdarrocke O’Neale, bastard son of Con O’Neale, whom she
has made an Earl with large territories, and 1000 marks
sterling per annum. He has hanged one of Shane O’Neale’s
sons and imprisoned two others. He has induced O’Donell,
chief of Tireconnell, to join in rebellion with McGwire, of
Fermanagh, O’Rourke, and the McMahounes of Monaghan
to invade the Pale. He is declared a traitor and ally of
Spain. Pardon offered to all who come in, especially to
the followers of Tirlogh Lenogh who were seduced to
leave him.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 180 (48‘i). The MS. draft sent from
England with a note as to O’Donnell. Lamb. 612. 24 ;
617. 220.

Carew iii. 155 ; Cal. p. 332, see p. 317 ; proclaimed at Dundalk 23rd ;
Carew iii. 270.

4 Imprinted in the Cathedrall Church of the blessed Trinitie Dublin
by William Kearney, Printer to the Queenes most excellent Maiestie.
1595.'

An edition of this in Irish was printed, S.P.I. 179 (82). U° 145.

20 AUGUST. — BY THE LORD DEPUTIE
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation for re-
strayning the transporting of Gonpoulder into
this Land and forbiding the sale thereof to any but
to her Majesties good subjects.

Dublin : 20 August 1595.

Found only in MS.

W. Russell.

Forbidding import of gunpowder, or its sale except to
Noblemen, Sheriffs, and Justices of Peace.

Lamb. 612. 39.

Carew iii. 162. 145.

20 AUGUST. — BY THE LORD DEPUTIE
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamacion for re-
strayning the Carriage of Corne out of any parte of
this Realme of Irelande.

[Dublin : 20 August 1595.]

Found only in MS.

[W. Russell.]

Lamb. 612. 40.

Carew iii. 163. jjo 147

1596

20 APRIL— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE AND
COUNCELL. A Proclamation against the ex-
tortion of souldiers.

Dublin: 20 April 1596.

Found only in MS.

W. Russell.

Lamb. 612. 62™.

Carew iii. 240; see 271, p. 264. 148.

? 16 JULY.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] A general hosting to begin 16
August 1596.

Not found.

[W. Russell.]

See Haliday p. 292; Carew iii. 270 (19th). H° 149.

1597

23 MAY.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] A general hosting to begin 16 July
1597.

Not found.

[Burgh.]

See Haliday p. 292. U° 150.

1598

27 APRIL. — [BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL.] A general hosting to begin
6 June 1598.

Not found.

See Haliday p. 293. Jfo 151.

1598-9

MARCH.— [BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL.] A general hosting to begin 1 May
1598[-9].

Not found.

See Haliday p. 293. 152,

1599

31 MARCH.— BY THE QUEENE. The Queenes
Maiesties Proclamation declaring her princely resolu-
tion in sending ouer of her Army into the Realme of
Ireland.

Richmond : 31 March 1599.

London : Dep. of C. Barker: 1599.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

euer assured 2) to Crowne

Recites the trouble taken by the Queen to bring Ireland
to obedience by peaceable means. The present rebellion is
caused by three sorts, some who have been hardly treated
by her ministers, some fearing the power of adverse factions
and having no defence against other rebels, and some incited
by seminary priests. The Queen does not wish any con-
quest or extermination of rebels, the name Conquest being
absurd. To show her good will, a just and merciful minister
has been appointed to Ireland. [Earl of Essex.]

B.M. G. 6463 (361). P.C. (125). Bodl. Arch. F. c. 11
(384). Queen’s (361) ; 79. A. 1 (46). Antiq. 2 (125).
P.R.O. Original signed, P.S.B. 1630. MS. draft (dated 25
Jan.) with corrections by Sir Robert Cecil, S.P.I. 203 (25).

Hot. Pat. p. 5. m. 10.

Cal. p. 468. N° 153.

13

Nos 154-61

1599-1601 : 42-43 Elizabeth

OCTOBER.— [BY THE QUEEN.] [Begins] The
Queenes . . . hauing founde of late tyraes that many
of her good and loving subiects . . .

[Revoking 38 knighthoods conferred by Essex.]
[Richmond : October 1599.]

Found only in MS.

Names of Knights : Edward Blunt, Robert Digby, William
Cornewallis, Henry Goodiere, Richard Louelace, John Hey-
don, Francis Merik, Richard Morrison, Edward Reade, Edward
Morgan, Henry Carye, Charles Willmot, Edward Michel-
bourne, John Crofts, George Leyster, Henry Wallop, Henry
Fowlkes, John Sands, Symon Weston, John Brockett,
William Clouel, John Draycott, William Bowstred, Charles
Manners, Fowlke Conway, Henry folly ot, John Chamberlen,
Robert Yaxley, Garret Moore, John Talbot Jonathan Peetoe,
Robert Broke, Robert Osborne, John Poley, Edward Bayn-
ham, John Ratcliff, Thomas Loftis, Edward Loftis.

P.R.O. Original signed, vellum, S.P.I. 205 (241).

Cal. p. 218. N° 154.

1599-1600

7 MARCH.— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE AND
COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas 4he Queenes
moste excellent Maiestie hath . . .

[Concerning Army debts.]

Dublin: 7 March 1599[-1600].

Found only in MS.

Mountjoy.

A special commission appointed for inquiring into the
debts of the army and taking accounts. Accounts given in
to the late Treasurer, or sold to him, to be lodged again.
(To be published in the province of Munster.)

A. Dublin, Tho. Midensis, Geo. Carewe, Geo. Cary, Ro.
Gardener, Anthoni St. Leger, Henry Harrington, Geffrey
Fenton.

B. M. MS. 5754 (138). Lamb. 600. 27.

Carew iii. 357 ; see 343. Jfo 155.

1600

8 APRIL. — [BY THE POPE.] [Begins] Universis
. . . ac populis Regni Hiberniae . . .

[Indulgence to Hugh O’Neil and his followers.]
Rome: 18 April 1600.

Sine nota.

2 pp. fo. Italic letter (67 mm.).

M. Vestrius Barbianus.

Archiepiscopis Episcopis 2) occasione Nono

Clemens PP VIII.

Cites the efforts of James Geraldine, John (his cousin),
and lastly Hugh, Prince O’Neil, Earl of Tyrone, Baron of
Dungannon, Captain General of the Catholic Army in Ireland,
to free it from the yoke of England. Offers plenary ‘veniam
et remissionem’ under the usual conditions, as if in war
against the Turks or for a Crusade. Permission to print
copies, to be certified by Notary Apostolic.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 207 (2). 95. Lamb. 608. 84.

Cal. p. 83 ; Carew iii. App. 5.

Water mark : heart and G.M. N° 150,

12 APRIL— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] A general hosting to begin 20 May
1600.

Not found.

[Mountjoy.]

See Haliday p. 293. N° 157.

? 10 AUGUST.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation for the restraint of powder and arms in
Ireland, to be sold to any person or persons without
special warrant.

[Dublin: 10 August 1600.]

[Dublin : John Franke : 1600.]

Not found.

Account for printing paid, 66s. 8 <i.
Cal. p. 450.

see P.R.O. S.P.I. 207 (5). 56;

N° 158.

22 NOVEMBER.— BY THE L. DEPVTIE AND
COVNCELL. [Begins] Whereas Hugh Neale, of
the simple . . .

[Offering a reward for Hugh O’Neale.]

Dublin : 22 November 1600.

Dublin: IohnFrancke: 1600.

1 f. Roman letter (58J mm.).

Maiesties time liaue

Movntioy. William Yssher.

Recites the Queen’s favours to Hugh Neale, called O’Neale,
who has been created Earl of Tyrone. He now is attributing
to Her Majesty the intention of destroying himself and his
religion, and drawing together adherents. He has been
proclaimed traitor and a free pardon offered to him and his
followers. He has now taken to the wilds. 4,000 marks
offered for his apprehension alive, 2,000 for his head, with
a free pardon.

Adam Dublin, C., Thomas Midensis, Rich. Wingfield,
George Cary, Robert Gardener, Nich. Walsh, George
Bourchier, Ieffr. Fenton.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 207(6). 39.

Cal. p. 41.

For payment see S.P.I. 208 (1). 21 ; ‘divers proclamations.’

N° 159.

1600-1

FEBRUARY.— BY THE QUEEN. Elizabeth . . .
Whereas traditions from our . . .

[A draft for a general Pardon for the Province of
Mounster in anno 1600.]

Found only in MS.

Recites care bestowed on Ireland, and repeated benefits to
Munster. Ingratitude of the late revolt. Pardon to all
(except James and John Fitzthomas Desmond, Thomas
Fitzmorris, the Knight of the Valley, Peirce Lacye, Jesuits,
&c., town dwellers, those in arms, or in prison), who apply
in the next six months.

Lamb. 632. 220.

Carew iii. 513. H° 160.

1601

MAY. — [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] A general hosting to begin the last
of June, 1601.

Not found.

[Mountjoy.]

See Haliday p. 293 ; postponed, Carew iv. 73. N° 161.

20 MAY.— BY THE QVEENE. [Begins] The
Queenes most excellent Maiestie . . .

[Concerning a new coinage and the rate of exchange.]
Dublin: 20 May [1601].

Dublin : Iohn Francke1 : 1601.

1 f. Roman letter (41 mm.).

Proge- famous Dub-

1601-3 : 43 45 Elizabeth & 1 James I

Nos i62_8

To prevent the export of coin, a special Irish coinage
of Is., 6d., and 3d. of silver, the Queen’s arms and style on
one side, a crowned harp with Posui Deum adjutorem mcum,
and copper pence, halfpence and farthings. These coins are
to pass immediately at their face values. On and after
10 July no other money is to pass. Exchanges are opened
at Dublin, Cork, Galway, Carrickfergus, London, Bristol,
and Chester. English money delivered in Ireland will
receive a bonus of 6d. in the £ or 18d. on a pound weight
payable in England. Irish money will be valued at 1 9s. in
the £ payable in England. English money payable in
Ireland at 21s. for every £ received in England. Base
current coin will be exchanged at face value. Acts against
transporting money to be strictly enforced, especially 1 9 Hen.
VII.

Lamb. 617. 205. P.R.O. S.P.I. 208 (2). 82. MS. copy,
Lamb. 620. 274.

Hot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. d. (Abs. p. 418) ; Rot. Pat. Eliz. Ire. m. 8.
Carew iv. 67 ; Simon 92 ; Ruding ii. 365.

See S.P.I. 208 (2). 33; see Carew iv. 44, 61, 64, 72, 75, 76, 230.
300 printed, see 208 (2). 84. Cal. pp. 302, 350, 351.

1 At the Bridge-foote. N° 162.

18 JULY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY. [Begins]
Forasmuch as yt it is by manie very . . .

[Renewing proclamation against O’Neil.]
Blackwater : 18 July 1601.

Found only in MS.

Mountjoy.

Tyrone’s boast that he can make peace at will is false.
He will never be received to pardon. Renews offer of
£2,000 reward for his capture or £1,000 for his death, made
at Mount Norris last November.

R. Wingfield, G. Bourchier.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 208 (3). 83”.

Cal. p. 442. N° 163.

1602

MAY. — [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] A general hosting to begin 1 June
1602.

Not found.

[Mountjoy.]

See Haliday p. 293. N° 164.

2 JUNE.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] A Proclamation denouncing head
money for the arch-traitor Tyrone.

Dublin: 2 June 1602.

Not found.

See Carew iv. 246. Has been printed. N° 165.

9 JUNE. — BY THE L. DEPVTIE AND
COUNCEL. [Begins] Whereas the Queens most . . .
[Concerning frauds on the Exchange.]

Dublin : 9 June 1602.

Dublin : John Francke : 1602.

1 f. Roman letter (41 mm.).

the nies be

Mountioy.

Cites Procl. 20 May 1601 [No. 162, q.v.]. The decried
monies are still used and privately exchanged. £60,000 of
the new money has been exchanged at Dublin for bills on
London, and not £20 of the decried money. The decried
money is not to be used on pain of imprisonment, the money
or bullion to be seized. Half the seizure as reward to in-
formers. 22s. allowed for every 20s. of decried money.
Gold the same. Old base money 21s. for every 20s. Mer-
chants must pay at least one-fifth in decried money if they
wish bills on England. Passengers to give up their money
on arrival. Prices of victuals not to be enhanced.

Adam Dublin, Cane., George Cary, Rich. Winkefield,
Anth. Sentleager, George Bourchier, Ieff. Fenton.

Lamb. MS. 617. 265. P.R.O. S.P.I. 211. MS. draft,
dated 20 May, S.P.I. 211.

Rot. Pat. Ire., 16 Jas. 1. p. 5. m. 3. d. (Abs. p. 418).

Carew iv. 249 ; Simon 97 ; Ruding ii. 357. 106.

1602-3

24 JANUARY.— BY THE QVEENE. [Begins]
Vpon the late alteration of the Standerd of our . . .
[Concerning the Exchange between England and
Ireland.]

Dublin : 24 January 1602[-3].

Dublin : Iohn Franckton : 1602[-3].

2 ff. Gothic letter (41 mm.).

of of 2) shall 1602.

Cites previous Prods. [Nos. 162, 166, q.v.] and the frauds
on the Exchange attempted, so that merchants obtain three
for one on their ventures. Exchange restricted to Dublin and
London for merchants. A bank at Cork for officers payable
at London, and Exchanges at Bristol and Chester for sums
under £4 sterling for soldiers. New regulations as to ex-
change for merchants. Decried money not to pass. 22s.
current money paid for every 20s. sterling decried money.
22s. 6 d. for English money. All passengers into Ireland to
exchange their money into current coin. Offences to be
tried by L. President and Council of Munster, Chief Com-
missioner and Council of Connaught, or Governors of Carrick-
fergus, Loghfoyll, and Ballyshenen. The money has been
debased to weaken the rebels and will be restored.

Lamb. MS. 617. 233 ; 607. 244. P.R.O. S.P.I. 212.

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 8. d. (Abs. p. 418).

Carew iv. 375 ; Simon 102 ; Ruding ii. 357 ; see Carew iv. 327, 340,
342, 379 sqq. N° 167.

22 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. An Act of Oblivion.

Not found.

See No. 180. N° 167 a.

10 MARCH. — BY THE LORD DEPVTIE
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas the

vsuall trade of merchants within the Port-towns . . .
[Against traffic with Spain.]

Dublin : 10 March 1602T-3J.

Dublin : Iohn Franckton: 1602[-3j.

1 f. Gothic letter (41 mm.).

hath lion 1602.

Mountioy.

As traffic with Spain leads to the bringing of letters,
messages, priests, and seditious persons into the country, no
one is to trade there without licence from the Lord Deputy
or other governors.

Adam Dublin, C., George Carew, George Cary, Rich.
Winckfield, Edmund Pelham, Anth. Sentleger, Ieff. Fenton.
Lamb. MS. 617. 341 ; 607. 242.

Carew iv. 389. N° 168.

JAMES I
1603

APRIL. — [BY THE LORD JUSTICE AND
COUNCIL-] [Begins] Forasmuch as it hath
pleased . . .

[Proclaiming James I.]

Dublin : [5 April] 1603.

Found only in MS.

Mountioy.

15

Nos 169-77

Descent of James from Henry the Seventh. Proclaims him
as only Sovereign, Lord, and King of these imperial crowns.
Will maintain his rights against all. All officers are to
repress unlawful assemblies.

Mountjoy, Adam Dublin, Ca., Iohn Tirrell, mayor, Dublin,
Henry Arm., Hugh Tyrone, Ienico Gormanston, Thomas
Medensis, William Slane, Chr. Killene, Nicholas Howth,
Chr. Dunsany, Ro. Trymleston, Oliver Louth, George Cary,
Richard Winckfield, Edmund Pelham, Anthony Sentleger,
Henry Harrington, Geff. Fenton, Matthew Morgane, Thomas
Colclough, Ralph Lane, George Colley, Henry Sayers, Dudley
Loftus, Garrett Moore, Henry Warren, William Godolphen,
Thomas Loftus, Richard Morrison, William Fortescue, Henry
Barkley, Edward Morice, Henry Crofts, Powle Gore, William
Colley, Ralph Constable, Richard Cooke, Richard Handsard,
Iohn Iephson.

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 13. d. (p. 418 in full).

Cal. pp. 18, 22, 28.

Has been printed. See P.R.O. S.P.I. 1 (40iH). U° 169.

18 APRIL.— BY THE LORD JUSTICE AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas in the life tyme . . .
[Concerning Coinage.]

Dublin : 18 April 1603.

Found only in MS.

Mountioy.

The proclamation of 24 Jan. 1602-3 now determined by
the late Queen’s death, and all other proclamations and laws
are continued in force.

Adam Dublin, C., George Cary, Edmund Pelham, Anthony
Sentleger, Ieff. Fenton, Charles Calthorpe.

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 14. d. (p. 419).

Simon 108 ; Ruding ii. 361. 170.

JUNE. — [BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL.] A general hosting to begin
1 August 1603.

Not found.

[Mountjoy.]

See Haliday p. 293. jfo

11 OCTOBER. — BY THE LORD DEPVTIE
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] The Kings . . .
upon such true advertisement . . .

[Concerning Coinage. A new standard.]

Dublin: 11 October 1603.

Dublin: Iohn Franckton : 1603.

1 f. Gothic letter (59 mm.).

Lieute- taken shal

George Cary.

A new standard of silver coin 9 oz. fine to be made, the
base coin 3 oz. fine to be called down. Copper pence and
halfpence may circulate. Quotes royal letter, Woodstock
17 September. New standard shillings are to pass for 12 d.,
base shillings to be current for 4 d. Mere copper coins to
remain current— not being legal tender for more than 50s.
in every £100, i. e. the fortieth part of any payment, and
it is legal tender up to 4 d. for necessaries of life from poor
persons. Prices are not to be raised. Offenders to be
committed to gaol.

Adam Dublin, C., Thomas Midenses, Richeard Wingfield,
Edmund Pelham, Geff. Fenton, Rich. Cooke.

B.M. Lansd. 159. 248. P.R.O. S.P.I. 215 (98), (100*).

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 15. d. (p. 419).

Cal. p. 93 ; Simon 109 ; Ruding ii. 361.

Printed at Dublin by Iohn Franckton, dwelling in S. Patricks street,
by authoritie from the State. 1603. Published 12 Oct. (Cal. p. 96).

N° 172.

1603-5: 1-2 James I

3 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING.] [Begins]
Whereas after our entrie into this kingdom . . .
[Proclamation of money of Ireland to be current in
England.]

[Wilton : 3 December 1603.]

Found only in MS.

Harp money to be current in England at the rate of 9 d
English for Is. Irish.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 215 (115).

Cal. p. 113.

Was this more than a draft Proclamation ?

N° 173

1604

14 AUGUST. — BY THE LORD PRESIDENT
AND COUNCIL OF MUNSTER.

[Against Jesuits, seminary and mass-priests.]

Cork : 14 August 1604.

Found only in MS.

All to leave the province before 30 September. Rewards
of £40 (Jesuits), £6. 3s. 4 d. (seminary), and £5 (mass-priests)
for their apprehension.

Bodl. Carte 61. 137.

Cal. S P.I. p. 190.

20 OCTOBER. — BY THE KING.

As often as We call to mind . . .

[Announcing the King’s style.]
Westminster : 20 October 1604.
As No. 1003, England, q.v.

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. 1. p. 5. m. 16. d. (p. 419).

N° 174.

[Begins]

N° 175

26 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by his
maiesties letters . . .

[For the establishing a port at Derry.]

Leixlip: 26 November [1604].

Found only in MS.

George Cary.

No other harbour to be allowed in Lough Foyle or Lough
Swilly, or between Bann mouth and Lough Swilly. Sir
Henry Docwra, Provost of Derry, to execute.

Ad. Dublin, C., lames Ley, Nicholas Walsh, Edmund
Pelham, George Bourchier, Henry Harrington, Oliver
Lambert, Richard Cocke.

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 18. d. (p. 419). Jfo 170.

1604-5

22 JANUARY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the kings
... by former proclamation . . .

[Reducing value of the old mixed coin.]

Dublin: 22 January [1604-5].

Found only in MS.

George Cary.

Base mixed money further reduced from one-third to one-
fourth value. 12 d. piece equals 3d. Cites royal letter 15 Oct.
1604. This reduction is temporary, to encourage circula-
tion of new money. Penalty forty days’ imprisonment and
punishment at will.

Ad. Dublin, C., Tho. Medinsis, las. Ley, Ni. Walshe,
E. Pelham, G. Bourchier, H. Hethrington, A. Chichester,
Garrett Moore, R. Cooke.

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 16. d.
Simon 111 ; Ruding ii. 363.

N° 177.

16

1605-6: 2-3 James I

Nos 178-84

20 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD DEPVTIE
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas in the
time of the late Rebellion . . .

[Revoking commissions of martial law.]

Dublin : 20 February 1604[-5].

Dublin : John Franckton : 1604[-5],

1 f. Gothic letter (68^ mm.).

betweene tie peril.

Arthvre Chichester.

All commissions of martial law revoked except those to
the Earl of Ormond, the Lords Presidents of Munster and
Connaught, the Marshall of the Kingdom, the Earls of
Kildare, Thomond, and Tyrone, Viscount Tullow, the
Governors of Knockfargus, Derry, Bellashannan, Leixe, City
of Waterford, Wexford, Breney, Kynsale, Kerry, Newry, the
Sheneshalls of the Byrnes and Monaghan, Deputy-Governor
of Carrickfergus, High Sheriffs and Provost Marshals having
Patents.

Adam Dublin, C., Thomas Medensis, Richard Wingfield,
James Lay, Edmund Pelham, Anthonie Sentleger, George
Bourchier, Henry Harrington, Fraunces Stafford, Oliver
Lambert, Geff. Fenton, Richard Cooke.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 217 (7).

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 21. d. (p. 419).

Cal. p. 259. N° 178.

20 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD DEPVTIE
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Wheras the late
Lord Deputie . . .

[Concerning the carrying of arms.]

Dublin: 20 February 1604[-5].

Dublin: John Franckton : 1604[-5].

1 f. Gothic letter (58 mm.).

Mai- (except con-

Arthure Chichester.

Cites proclamations frequently issued prohibiting the
wearing of arms, except a sword and dagger on horse-
back, or any whatsoever on foot, on pain of imprisonment
at the Lord Deputy’s pleasure and confiscation of arms.
These have not been executed. All officers, &c., to arrest
any one carrying arms after twenty days from publication,
to suffer five days’ imprisonment and arms to be confiscated.
A search and return of seizures to be made every two or
three months. Officers to have half value of arms seized.
Gentlemen of the Pale, merchants, and householders may
have written permission to have arms.

Signatures as No. 178, q.v.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 217 (8).

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 21. d. (p. 419).

Cal. p. 259. Ifo 179.

11 MARCH.— BY THE LORD DEPVTIE AND
COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas the Kings most
excellent Maiestie . . .

[Pardon for offences before the King’s accession.]
Dublin: 11 March 1604[-5].

Dublin : John Franckton : 1604[-5].

4 ff. Gothic letter (58-j mm.).

Deputie the 2) pence. 3) with- 4) of they

Arthvre Chichester.

Pardon for all offences before 24 March, 1 Jas. I, on taking
an oath of fealty within two years next ensuing. Fees for
entry : gentlemen, 12 d., others, 6 d. No actions for stealths,
&c., before 1 Nov. 1602 to be heard. Grants by letters
patent do not convey the freeholds of unforfeited lands
within their boundaries. All grants of land to be sublet on
fixed rents to allow of tenants’ improvements. All persons
are direct subjects of the Crown and not of local lords.
Oppressed subjects are ordered to appeal to the Justices of
Assize or the Governors of the Counties.

Adam Dublin, C., Thomas Ormond and Oss., D. Thomond,
V. Clanrickard, Thomas Medensis, Richard Wingfield, Henry
VOL. II

Bronkar, lames Ley, Nicholas Walsh, Edmund Pelham,
Anthony Sentleger, George Bourchier, Henry Doc wra, Frances
Stafford, Oliuer Lambert, Garret Moore, Geff. Fenton, Richard
Cooke.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 217 (16), (17).

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 23. d. (p. 419).

Cal. p. 266.

MS. note by Cecil, ‘ recd 20 March.’ Published in Irish (Cal.
P- 275). N° 180.

1605

11 MAY. — [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] A general hosting to begin 3 July
1605.

A. Chichester.

See Holiday p. 293. N° 181.

4 JULY. — BY THE KING. [Begins] Whereas
We are informed that our Subiects . . .

[Enforcing Uniformity in Religion.]
Westminster: 4 July 1605.

Dublin : John Franckton : 1605.

2 ff. Gothic letter (73 mm.).

of contrarie 2) Subiects in

Rumours of an intended toleration of religion and liberty
of conscience have been spread. The law will be strictly
enforced in Ireland as elsewhere. Jesuits and seminary
priests to leave Ireland before 10 December on pain of dis-
pleasure. All found in Ireland after that date to be arrested.
P.R.O. S.P.I. 217 (49).

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 28. d. (p. 419).

In full Cal. p. 301. The type is leaded. 182.

3 AUGUST— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the kings ... by
his letters . . .

[Concerning the Chief Justices.]

Armagh : 3 August 1605.

Found only in MS.

A. Chichester.

The Chief Justices of the King’s Bench and Common Pleas,
Sir J. Ley and Sir N. Walsh, and the Chief Baron of the
Exchequer, Sir E. Pelham, are promoted to the dignity of
Lords.

Thos. Medensis, G. Moore.

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 27. d. (p. 419). N° 183.

24 OCTOBER.— BYTHE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas upon the pub-
lishinge . . .

[Requiring attendance on public worship in the parish
churches and publishing the Statute.]

Dublin : 24 October [1605].

[A. Chichester.]

All persons are to attend public worship in their parish
churches regularly. The Act of Uniformity, 2 Eliz. cap. ii,
is to be enforced. Publication of the Act.

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 29 d.

See Cal. p. 337. N° 184.

1605-6

10 MARCH. — BY THE LORD DEPVTIE
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas the
Publicke Peace and . . .

[Against the importation of arms, ammunition, and
military stores.]

Dublin: 10 March [1605-6],

Dublin: John Franckton : 1605[-6].

2 ff. Gothic letter (66^ mm.).

Kingdome Armes 2) Corpo- the

D

Nos 185-90

1606-7 : 4-5 James I

Arthvre Chichester.

The import of powder and arms leads to the destruction
of red and fallow deer and game, and to riots and murder.
No armour except swords and rapiers is to be imported
without licence after one month from publication on pain
of forfeiture. All arms and powder imported to be sold to
the Government. A reasonable quantity of powder or arms
will be sold by the Government to any one requiring it.

Thomas Dublin, C., Thomas Ormond and Oss.. D. Thomond,
Richard Wingfield, lames Ley, Nicholas Walsh, Edmund
Pelham, Anthonie Sentleger, Henry Harrington, Oliuer
Lambert, Garret Moore, Geff. Fenton.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 218 (31).

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 34. cl. (p. 419).

Cal. p. 437. N° 185.

1606

15 JULY.— BY THE LORD DEPVTIE AND
COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas the Kings . . .
hath been enformed, . . .

[For the remedy of defective titles.]

Monkton : 15 July 1606.

Dublin : I. Franckton : 1606.

2 ff. Gothic letter (58§ mm.).

of pretence 2) Pa- of

Arthure Chichester.

Announcing the issue of a commission (10 June 1606) to
meet 25 July 1607, for the remedy of defective titles, and
inviting the holders of lands to make surrender of such as are
of doubtful title since 2 7 Hen. VIII, not being forced to discover
the weakness of their title, and to receive re-grants of the
same on easy conditions. Surrenders under the commission
of 19 July 1605 to convert lands held in Tanistry may also
be sent in, and the lands will be granted back.

Thom. Dublin, Can., Rogerus Midensis, Rich. Wingfield,
lames Ley, Anth. Sentleger, Edward Brabazon, Oliuer
Lambert, Ieff. Fenton.

Lamb. 629. 137.

Rot. P;it. Ire. 16 Jas I. p. 5. m. 36. d. (p. 419).

Carew vi. 6. 186.

11 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPVTIE
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas our Late
Souei'aigne Ladie Elizabeth . . .

[Abolishing the term ‘sterling’ in Ireland. Value of
the harp-shilling.]

Dublin: 11 November 1606.

Dublin: Iohn Franckton : 1606.

1 f. Gothic letter (59-61 mm.).

late was Ounces

Arthvre Chichester.

Queen Elizabeth reduced the standard of mixt monies for
army payment. TheKingbyProcl.il October 1603 [No. 172,
q.v. ] decried mixt monies and established a standard of nine
ounces fine silver, each piece being a shilling of twelve pence.
These hai’p-shillings are not to be taken as equal to sixteen
pence Irish like steiding shillings of England. They are
worth nine pence English. The word sterling is not to be
used in connexion with them or any Irish money. Harp-
shillings are worth 12 d. Irish or 9 d. English. Cites royal
letters 25 June and 30 Sept.

Thom. Dublin, Can., Thom. Ridgeway, Rich. Wingfield,
lames Ley, Nich. Walshe, Anth. Sentleger, Oliuer S. Iohn,
Oliuer Lambert, Fraunces Stafford, Garret Moore, Rich.
Morrison, lames Fullerton, Ieff. Fenton.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 219 (129), (130), (131).

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 35. d. (p. 419).

Cal. p. 13 ; Simon 111 ; Ruding ii. 364. j^o 187

1606-7

7 MARCH.-BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the lord deputye

[Requiring the recorder and burgesses of Drogheda to
return.]

Drogheda: 7 March 1606[-7].

Found only in MS.

Ai-thur Chichester.

Requiring Christ. Linche, recorder of Drogheda, Phil.
Dowdall, Barth. Elcocke, Rob. Chilham, Walt. Nugent Fitz
Piei-s, John Blackney, Charles Howth, Christ. Wirrall,
Melchior Delahyde, Rog. Belling, town clerk, and the other
citizens who had left Drogheda on the arrival of the L.
Deputy to hold inquisitions, &c., to return and attend him.
Tho. Dublin, Cane., Oliver St. Iohn, O. Lambert.

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 39. d. (p. 420). 188.

1607

19 MAY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas our late soueraigne
ladie Queen Elizabeth . . .

[English shilling to be current in Ireland at 16 d. Irish.]
Dublin : 19 May [1607].

Found only in MS.

Arthur Chichester.

Cites Procl. of Eliz. [No. 162, q.v.] ordering English money
not to be cui-rent in Ireland. Owing to the delays in coining
a sufficient quantity of the new harp money, English silver
is to be current at the rate of one shilling English for sixteen
pence Irish of the new 9 oz. standard.

T. Dublin, C., D. Thomond, Geo. Derrien., Tho. Ridgeway,
R. Wingfield, I. Ley, Humfrey Winch, A. St. Legei-,
O. St. Iohn, H. Hax-rington, O. Lambert, R. Morrison,
R. Cooke, I. Fenton.

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 37. d. (p. 420).

Simon 113 ; Ruding ii. 365. Bfo 189.

7 SEPTEMBER— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL.

[To the inhabitants of Tyi-one and Tyrconnell.]
Rathfarnham : 7 September [1607].

Found only in MS.

Arthur Chichester.

Inhabitants of Tyi’one and Tyrconnell will not be disturbed
in the possession of their lands as long as they are peaceable,
notwithstanding the flight of the Earls of Tyrone and Tyr-
connell, Hugh Baron of Dungannon, Caffer oge O’Donnell
his brother, and Art oge O’Neal nephew of Tyrone, from
Lough Swilly, with the Countess of Tyrone and two younger
sons.

T. Dublin, C., G. Dei-rien., T. Ridgeway, I. Ley, H. Winch,
A. Sentleger, O. St. Iohn, H. Harrington, O. Lambert,
G. Fenton, R. Cooke.

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 37. d. (p. 419).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 263. N° 190.

9 NOVEMBER— BY THE LORD DEPVTIE
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Forasmuch as it
is knowne to the . . .

[Concerning the lands of Tyrone and Tyrconnell.]
Dublin : 9 November [1607].

Dublin: John Franckton : 1607.

1 f. Gothic letter (70 mm.).

Ty- the raigne
Arthvre Chichester.

Tyrone, Tirconnell, Cowconaght oge mac Guyre, and others
have fled. Their lands are taken into the King’s hands.

1608-10: 5-8 James I

Nos 191-8

Thomas Dublin, Cane., D. Thomond, Thomas Ridgeway,
Rich. Wingfield, lames Ley, Nich. Walch, Hum. Wynch,
Anthony Sentleger, Oliuer St. Iohn, Henry Harrington,
Getf. Renton, Henry Powre, Garret Moore, Rich. Cooke,
lames Fullerton, Adam Loftus.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 222 (1 75*).

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 39. d. (p. 420).

Cal. p. 328. 191.

15 NOVEMBER.

See No. 1051, England.

Cal. p. 330. N° 192.

23 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPVTIE
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas Richard
Lord Baron of Deluin . . .

[Against Richard, Baron of Delvin.]

Dublin : 23 November 1607.

Dublin: John Franckton : 1607.

1 f. Gothic letter (94 mm.).

to which Ma-
Arthvre Chichester.

Richard Lord Delvin, imprisoned on a charge of high
treason, escaped from Dublin Castle on Saturday, 21st inst.
None are to aid him. A reward will be given for his arrest.

Thom. Dublin, Cane., D. Thomond, Rogerus Midensis,
Thom. Ridgeway, Rich. Wingfield, lames Ley, Nich. Walsh,
Hump. Wynch, Anthony Sentleger, Oliuer St. Iohn, Henry
Harrington, Geff. Fenton, Henry Power, Garret Moore,
Fiaunces Stafford, Rich. Cooke, James Fullerton, Adam
Loftus.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 222 (1 76‘).

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 39. d. (p. 420).

In full Cal. p. 334. Jf° 193.

1608

23 APRIL.— BY THE LORD DEPVTIE AND
COVNCELL. [Begins] Whereas Sir Cahir Odog-
hertie . . .

[Cahir O’Dogherty and his adherents traitors.]
Dublin: 23 April 1608.

Dublin: Iohn Franckton : 1608.

1 f. Gothic letter (57 mm.).

Done- lewd Lawes
Arthvre Chichester.

Sir Cahire Odoghertie of Enishowen, Co. Donegal, aided
by Phelim Reaugh mac David and others seized Culmore on
Monday, 18 April, and next day sacked and burned Derry
of which Odoghertie was a member. They are rebels and
traitors. 500 cows reward offered for Odoglierty, dead or
alive, and 200 for Phelim Reaugh, with a free pardon.

Thom. Dublin, Cane., Roger Midensis, George Derrien,
Thomas Ridgeway, Rich. Wingfield, lames Ley, Nich.
Walshe, Humph. Wynch, Oliuer S. Iohn, Oliuer Lambert,
Henry Power, Garret Moore, Ieff. Fenton, lames Fullerton,
Rich. Cooke, Adam Loftus.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 224 (92‘v a).

Cal. p. 514. jq-o ^g^

7 JULY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY. [Begins]
Whereas it hath pleased Almighty God . . .
[Concerning the killing of O’Dogherty.]
Dundalk: 7 July 1608.

Found only in MS.

A. Chichester.

O’Dogherty was slain at Kilmacrenan, Co. Tyrconnell, on
5 July. All his associates are to be delivered up. Pardon
to any of them bringing in others, except Phelim Reaugh
M’David, who must expect no pardon.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 224 (154n).

In full Cal. p. 608. jjo ^95

1609

19 JUNE.— BY THE LORD DEPVTIE AND
COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas the Kings
most . . .

[Continuing the Commission for surrendering lands in
Tanistry, &c.]

Dublin: 19 June 1609.

Dublin: Iohn Frankton : [1609].

1 f. Gothic letter (58f mm.).

commis- nified reserued

Arthvre Chichester.

The commission for changing the tenure of lands held in
Tanistry, &c., to more certain tenures has been so successful
that it is prolonged. All holders of land may apply not-
withstanding any mesne lords holding over them.

Thomas Dublin, Cane., Thomas Ridgeway, Rich. Wing-
field, Hump. Wynch, Nich. Walch, Oliuer Lambert, Garret
Moore, Henry Powre, Adam Loftus, Rich. Cooke.

Lamb. 629. 137.

Carew vi. 19. N° 190.

21 OCTOBER. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL.

[Concerning leases granted b}7 spiritual persons.]
Dublin : 21 October 1609.

Found only in MS.

Arthur Chichester.

Prohibiting spiritual persons granting leases except during
their incumbency or for more than twenty-one years, or of the
lands of the see, manse, or glebe, on any terms ; or cutting
down timber on their lands except for building or repairing
ecclesiastical structures thereon.

Tho. Dub. Cane., G. Derrien., G. Audelay, T. Ridgeway,
R. Wingfield, H. Winch, I. Denham, F. Aungier, O. St. Iohn,

H. Harrington, Edw. Brabazon, O. Lambart, Ad. Loftus,

I. Kinge, R. Cooke.

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 46. d. (p. 420).

The Royal letter of 3 July is in P.R O. Dub. Philadelphia Papers
1. 345.

Cal. S.P.I. p. 238. N° 197.

1610

10 JULY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] The kings . . . whose care
doeth ever . . .

[Forbidding foreign travel and recalling children.]
Dublin: 10 July 1610.

Found only in MS.

Arthur Chichester.

Forbidding any persons to go to foreign countries without
the L. Deputy’s licence, or noblemen or gentlemen sending
then- sons thither to be educated ; also directing such as
have their sons abroad to recall them, and, in case of their
refusal to return, to withhold assistance from them.

T. Dub. Cane., D. Thomond, T. Ridgeway, R. Wingefield,
H. Winch, N. Walshe, I. Denham, F. Aungier, O. St. Iohn,
H. Harrington, O. Lambert, H. Power, R. Morison, G. Moore,
R. Cooke, A. Loftus, I. Kinge.

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 41. d. (p. 420). 198.

20 AUGUST. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COMMISSIONERS for the Plantation
of the Escheated Lands in Ulster.

[Conditions of settling certain lands in Donegal.]
Lyffer Camp : 20 August 1610.

Found only in MS.

19

D 2

Nos 199-2O8

1610-13 : 9-11 James I

A. Chichester.

Lyffer, Portlogh, Boylagh, Doa, and Fawnett are escheated.
They are divided, two-fifths among servitors, three-fifths
among natives of the better sort. 4,000 acres to Trinity
College, Dublin. Lands to be held in socage. Conditions
of grant. Present occupiers not to till the ground after this
crop.

Mr. Treasurer, Mr. Marshal. Master of the Rolls, Sir Oliver
Lambert, Sir Garret Moore, Sir John Davies, Sir Robert
Jacob.

Lamb. 630. 73.

Carew vi. 38. 199.

12 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY

AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the Rebel-
lions . . . [Extending time for remedy of defective
titles.]

Dublin : 12 September 1610.

Found only in MS.

Arthur Chichester.

Allowing time for persons to sue out liveries or writs of
oustre le maine, and to obtain licences or pardons of alienation.

T. Dub. Cane., D. Thomond, T. Ridgeway, R. Wingefield,
H. Winch, I. Denham, F. Aungier, H. Power, R. Cooke,
A. Loftus, I. Kinge, Fr. Ruishe.

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 41. d. (p. 420). If0 200.

1611

13 APRIL.

See No. 1109, England. N° 201.

17 MAY.

See No. 1110, England. N° 202.

18 MAY.

See No. 1111, England. N° 202 a.

13 JULY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas the Kings
most . . .

[Republishing Procl. 4 July, 3 Jas. I.]

Dublin: 13 July 1611.

Dublin: Iohn Franckton : [1611].

3 ff. Gothic and Roman letter (58§-57| mm.).

mooued James 2) vp- 3) as bee
Arthvre Chichester.

Cites Procl. 4 July 1605, No. 182, q.v., in full, which
was published in Dublin and throughout Ireland. Jesuits
and seminary priests are still in the country in great
numbers, and jurors do not present them. No toleration
will be granted. The laws are to be strictly enforced.

G. Carew, Thom. Dublin, Cane., William Tuamensis, D.
Thomond, Thom. Ridgeway, Rich. Wingfield, Nicholas
Walshe, Iohn Denham, Fr. Angier, Oliuer St. John, Edw.
Brabazon, Arth. Savadge, Oliuer Lambart, H. Power, Fra.
Ruishe, Fr. Barckly, Rich. Morison, Garret Moore, Rich.
Cooke, Iohn Iephson, Adam Loftus, Iohn King.

Lamb. 629. 137.

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 42. d.

Cal. p. 83 ; Carew vi. 57. 203

21 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COMMISSIONERS of the Plantation. [Be-
gins] Whereas it was published by proclamation . . .
[Natives to pay the fourth sheaf on planted lands.]
Donegal: 21 August 1611.

Found only in MS.

A. Chichester.

Cites recent proclamation announcing that natives might

remain on their old lands till May last, paying 20s. English
for every quarter of land, and then to depart. They are
allowed to reap their crops this half-year, paying 40s. for the
half-year ending Allhallowtide [ 1 Nov.], or if much corn is
growing, the fourth sheaf. This order not to prejudice any
agreement already made.

L. Carewe, Treasurer, Marshal, [Sir] Oliver Lambert.
Lamb. 630. 82.

Carew vi. 87. N° 204.

1612

After 4 JUNE.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation declaring the royal
care to have the estates of the undertakers preserved
in peace, and the strict command laid on the servitors
on their behalf.

Not found.

See Cal. S.P.I. pp. 254, 255. ;N° 205.

31 OCTOBER— [BY THE MAYOR OP DUB-
LIN.] A Proclamation Set forth by Sir lames
Carroll Knight Maior of the Citty of Dublin.
[Enforcing certain laws.]

Dublin : 31 October 1612.

Dublin: John Franckton : 1612.

2 ff. Gothic letter (46| mm.).

wic- speciall 2) hence- in
By order of the Lord Deputy proclaims enforcement of
following laws : Against Jesuits and Seminary Priests, Un-
licensed Teachers, Forestalling and Regrating, Single Women
keeping Taverns, Fir and Faggot Reekes (x-icks) in the City
or within 10 fathoms of any suburban house, regulating
butchers selling meat, Sunday sports, price of ale, Sunday
closing till 11 a.m., apparrell, against beggars, measures,
Sunday sale of provisions, cattle and swine in the city,
brokerage of remnant cloth, usury over 10 per cent.

B. M. Lansd. 159. 269. ' N° 206.

1613

APRIL.— BY THE KING. [Begins] The Kings
most excellent Majesty . . .

[Summoning Parliament for 18 May.]

Dublin: April 1613.

Not found.

Parliament to meet at Dublin 18 May 1613.

C. J.I. i (1). 6. N° 206 a.

5 JUNE— BY THE LORD DEPUTY. [Begins]
Whereas the severall houses . . . Proroguing Parlia-
ment to 15 July next.

Dublin : 5 June 1613.

Found only in MS.

Arthur Chichester.

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 44. d. (p. 420). Jf® 207.

7 JULY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY. [Begins]
Whereas at the rising of the . . . F urther pi’oroguing
Parliament till 5 October.

Dublin: 7 July 1613.

Found only in MS.

Arthur Chichester.

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 44. d. (p. 420).

See Cal. S.P.I. p. 381. N° 208.

1613-14: 11-12 James I

N°s 209-19

After 19 JULY. — [BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL.] A Proclamation forbidding the
imposing and levying of money taxed or to be raised
under colour of paying the expenses of agents in
England.

Not found.

See King’s Letter, P.R.O. Dub. Phil. Papers 2. 144. If0 209.

26 JULY [BY THE KING.] [Begins] The good

estate of our lovinge subiects in . . .

[Concerning the complaints touching Parliament.]
Andover: 26 July 1613.

Found only in MS.

The complaints touching Parliament, &c., will be heard
on the King’s return from his progress.

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 44. d.

Cal. S.P.I. p. 386. Ifo 210.

27 JULY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY. [Begins]

Whereas by a late proclamation . . . Proroguing
Parliament till 3 November.

Dublin: 27 July [1613].

Found only in MS.

Arthur Chichester.

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 45. d. (p. 420).

See Cal. S.P.I. p. 381. N° 21L

13 OCTOBER. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY.

[Begins] Whereas by a late proclamation . . . Pro-
roguing Parliament till 3 May.

Dublin : 13 October [1613].

Found only in MS.

Arthur Chichester.

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 46. d. Ifo 212.

1613-14

3 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE MAYOR OF DUB-
LIN.] A Proclamation Set forth by Sir lames
Carroll Knight Maior of the Citty of Dublin.

[For the rate of wages.]

Dublin : 3 February 1613[-4].

Dublin: John Franckton : 1613[-4].

2 ff. Gothic letter (and Roman).

this Command 2) viiid informer,

Labourer’s wages and food, 2d. winter, 3d. summer ;
without food, Id. winter, 8 d. summer; carpenters, joiners,
and cowpers, 8 d. master, 6 d. journeyman, 4 d. prentice ;
without food, 16d., 12 d., 9 d. ; masons, tylers, plasterers the
same. In summer half : 2d. master, 1 \d. journeymen,

,1 d. prentice more; gardeners, 8 d. or 1 6d. ; paviors, 1 \d.
per yard paving without food. Candles 3 \d. per lb. Spanish
leather shoes of four soles to be sold at 3s. id. Neats leather
2s. id. French boots 8s. Rates of porterage fixed, to be
paid in current money of England. Rules as to markets,
throwing ashes into the street, keeping swine. Turf to be
sold forty for Id.

B.M. Lansd. 159. 270. N° 213.

7 FEBRUARY— BY THE KING. [Begins] The
Complaints lately exhibited vnto Vs by certaine . . .
[Approving the Deputy of Ireland.]
Westminster: 7 February [1613-4].

London : R. Barker : 1613[-4].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 11 certaine at 2) and au-

Certain noblemen complaining of the government of
Ireland have been heard by the King in person, and select
commissioners have been sent there to make inquiry. This
has encouraged them to speak disrespectfully of the King’s
Deputy. Though not finally deciding every question raised,
the King justifies him in every respect, and will punish any
contempt of him. Inferior ministers found in blame will
be corrected and punished.

P.C. (235). Queen’s 79. A. 2 (237) ; 79. A. 5 (2). Antiq.
1 (34). I.T. (23).

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 45. d.

See Cal. S.P.I. p. 470. jjo 214.

3 MARCH.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY. [Begins]
Whereas by a late proclamation . . . Proroguing
Parliament till 4 July.

Dublin: 3 March 1613[-4].

Found only in MS.

Arthur Chichester.

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 46. d. (p. 420). Jfo 215.

1614

19 MAY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY. [Begins]
Whereas by a late proclamation . . . Proroguing
Parliament till 11 October.

Dublin : 19 May 1614.

Found only in MS.

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 46. d. (p, 420). Jfo 216.

31 MAY.— BY THE KING. [Begins] Whereas it
doth manifestly appeare . . .

[For the expulsion from Ireland of Priests and Jesuits.]
Westminster: 31 May [1614].

London: R. Barker: 1614.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 11 appeare such 2) Arch- or
Certain titulary Popish Archbishops, &e., Jesuits, Friars,
Seminary priests, &c., have stirred up opposition to the
Parliament about to be summoned in Ireland, with a view
to obtaining a connivance if not a toleration of religion, and
great sums of money have been contributed to uphold them.
Procl. 3 Jas. I [No. 182, q.v.] is cited. No toleration will
ever be yielded. All the said titulary Archbishops, &c., are
to leave Ireland before the last of September and not return.
No one is to harbour them. If they return they are to be
arrested and punished, unless they conform themselves and
repair to church duly and orderly.

P.C. (237). P.B.O. (27). I.T. (25). Antiq. 1 (31).

See Cal. S.P.I. p. 482. 217,

31 MAY.

Arms 11 appeare thoritie 2) Arch- or
Another edition of No. 217, q.v.

Queen’s 79. A. 5 (15). N° 218.

27 JUNE.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation that it shall be law-
ful for any person to transport out of any port in
Ireland all wares and merchandizes except linen
yarn without paying any thing but the Kings due
customs.

Not found.

See P.R.O. S.P.I. 232 (11), King’s letter (revoked Sept. 7); Cal.
p. 486, see p. 502. N° 219.

Nos 219-24

1615-18: 14 16 James I

1615

c. APRIL.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation against holding
markets or fairs on the Sabbath day : offenders to
be punished at the Council table or in the Star
Chamber.

Not found.

See C.J.I. i (1). 32. N° 219 a.

c. APRIL.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation for making current
some Spanish silver money.

Not found.

See C.J.I. i (1). 32. 219 b.

1616

21 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY.

[Begins] Forasmuch as divers persons in this . . .
[Concerning wine licences.]

Dublin : 21 December 1616.

Found only in MS.

01. St. Iohn.

Owing to the failure of the Deputies of Sir George St. Poll
and Sir Henry Yelverton for granting licences for selling
wines and aqua vitae the agreements with them are void,
and in some cases new licences are granted. All who have
had agreements may have them confirmed by the new
Deputies on payment of the fine, during one month. After
that date mayors, &c., are to shut the doors of all who have not
taken out new licences. Copies under the hand of Clerk of
Council to be authentic.

Youghal 46. If0 220.

BY THE KING. A Proclamation for the vniversall
publishinge and teachinge within the Realme of
Ireland of a certaine Booke compiled by Authority
intituled God & the Kinge.

Found only in MS.

See No. 1175, England.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 234 (36). Original signed.

Countersigned H. Yelverton. Cal. p. 144. 221.

1616-7

17 MARCH— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL.] An Act of State forbidding Spiritual
Persons to grant long leases.

Dublin : 17 March 1616[-7].

Found only in MS.

[O. St. Iohn.]

Cites proclamation 21 Oct. 1609, No. 197, q.v. Forbids
any spiritual person to make a lease of any ecclesiastical or
corporate property for more than 21 years. Any such lease
may be brought into Chancery and cancelled. Granters to
be punished by royal prerogative. This to be proclaimed.

Thomas Dublin, Cane., Armagh, H. Docwra, Geo. Midensis,
To. Caufield, 01. Lambart, Jo. King, Dud. Norton, Fr.
Annesley.

T.C.D. 853 (3). N° 221 a.

1617

13 OCTOBER. — [BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL.]

[Enforcing the proclamations against Popish Bishops, &c.]
Dublin : 13 October 1617.

Not found.

O. St. Iohn.

Cites former proclamations banishing all Papist eccle-
siastics within ten days. These are to be enforced. Half-
fines to informers.

Thomas Dublin, Cane., A. Savage, H. Docwra, W. Iohnes,
W. Methwold, D. Norton, F. Aungier, H. Power, I. King,
F. Annesley.

[From ‘ Coppie Veritable . . . du dernier Edict . . .’ 8 pp. 8vo. S.P.I.
234 (11), dated 25 Oct., beginning ‘Comme cydevant par plusieurs et
diuers Edicts, . . . Another edition, 4 pp. 8vo, Edict publie . . . B.M.
601. d. 37.1

Cal. p. 169, see p. 245.

500 copies printed, see Bill, S.P.I. 235 (191). (3 June 1618).

N° 222.

1618

25 APRIL.— BY THE LORD DEPVTIE AND
COVNCELL. [Begins] Whereas the Kings most
excellent Maiestie by his Letters Patents . . .

[Registering Births, Deaths, Marriages.]

Dublin : 25 April 1618.

Dublin: I. Franckton: 1618.

3 ff. Gothic letter (46^).

vn- Baptismes, 2) 3) cer- Highnes

Oliver Saint Iohn.

His Majesty hath ordained that all Births, Baptismes,
Marriages, and Burialls shall be entered and enrolled from
time to time, and for that purpose appoints Sir George Keir
to the office of Public Registrar in Ireland. He is to take
6 d. from the parents of every child baptized, 6 d. from every
married couple, and 6d. for every burial, to be received by
the parson, vicar, curate, or other minister for him. Four
deputies appointed, at Dublin for Leinster, at Ardmagh for
Vlster, at Corke for Munster, and at Galway for Connaught.

Thom. Dublin, Cane., Armagh, Will. Tuamensis, Arthure
Chichester, D. Thomond, Ge. Midensis, Edw. Brabazon,
Ger. More, Rich. Boyle, 01. Lambert, Burley, Char. Wilmott,
Arthure Savage, Henry Docwra, Will. Iones, Dom. Sarsfield,
William Methwold, Fr. Aungier, Toby Caulfield, Henry
Power, Fr. Ruysh, Ed. Blaney, Ad. Loftus, Hugh Mont-
gomery, Lawr. Esmond, la. Hamelton, Dud. Norton, Fr.
Annesley.

Antiq. 1 (2). Sheets 1 and 3 only. N° 223.

1 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORD DEPVTIE AND

COVNCELL. [Begins] Whereas the Brittish
Vndertakers of the late escheated lands within the
province of Vlster . . .

[Irish to depart from plantations in Ulster.]
Dublin : 1 October 1618.

Dublin: Felix Kingston1: 1618.

1 f. Gothic letter (46f ).

Pro- said Highnes

Oliver Saint Iohn.

The British undertakers are bound by the terms of their
letters patents not to plant a mixed plantation of Irish and
English, but only of English and inland Scots. As there are
a large number of Irish who still reside upon the lands given
to planters, His Majesty commands that before the 1st of
May next ensuing they shall remove with all their belong-
ings. If they still continue, to be fined 10s. sterling; and
if they continue after that, to be fined as the Lord Deputy
and Council shall think fit.

Thom. Dublin, Cane., Edw. Brabazon, Arthure Sauage,
Henry Docwra, Will. Iones, Will. Methwold, Fr. Aungier,
Henry Power, Iohn King, lames Hamilton, Dud. Norton,
Franc. Annesley.

Antiq. 1 (4).

1 Deputy printer. 224.

22

1618-20: 16-18 James I

Nos 225-31

3 OCTOBER. — BY THE LORD DEPVTIE
AND COVNCELL. [Begins] Although this
Realme of Ireland hath now for the space of fifteene
yeares and vpwards . . .

[Against Usury.]

Dublin : 3 October 1618.

Dublin: F. Kingston: 1618.

1 f. Gothic letter (46^).

vpwards, cessine Highnes

Oliver Saint Iohn.

Although the country has been peaceful so long, and trade
has grown, yet there is great usury, owing to the scarcity
of money in this kingdom. The Act made in 3 Hen. VII
against usury is strictly to be enforced. This does not apply
to mortgages, &c., already paid up, and if within six months
after date of this proclamation the mortgagers accept the
principal sum of money, it will not apply to them either.

Thom. Dublin, Cane., Arthure Sauage, Henry Docwra,
Will. Iones, Will. Methwold, Fr. Aungier, Henry Power,
Iohn King, lames Hamelton, Dud. Norton, Fr. Annesley.

Antiq. 1 (5).

Youghal 55. 225.

1618-19

9 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas the
Kings most excellent Maiestie, by his Highnes letters
Pattents . . .

[Postmaster for Ireland.]

Dublin : 9 February 1618[-9].

London: Norton & Bill: 1618-[9].

1 f. Roman letter (58 mm.).

letters France in

[Oliver St. Iohn.]

His Majesty by Letters Patent of 25 July, 5 Jas. I,
granted the office of Post Master General to John, Lord
Stanhope of Harrington, and also by Proclamation from
Greenwich, 15 May, 7 Jas. I, No. 1078 Eng., q.v., forbids
using disavowed messengers. Lord Stanhope being desirous
of having a duly authorized person in this kingdom, we have
appointed Melchior Yan Pelkem, resident in this city.

Armaghe, Thumund, Brabazan, Clea. Clihurt (sic. Chas.
Wilmot), Arthur Sauage, Garret Moore, Henry Docwra,
William Iones, William Methwold, Dud. Norton.

Antiq 1 (6). N° 220.

20 MARCH. — BY THE LORD DEPVTIE
AND COVNCELL. [Begins] Whereas the late
Lord Deputie and Councell of this Realme hauing
duly considered how that the publicke . . .

[Against bringing arms into the kingdom.]
Dublin: 20 March 1618[-19].

Dublin : F. Kyngston : 1619.

2 ff. Gothic letter (46f ).

considered like 2) Warre, Dublin

Oliver Saint Iohn.

Refers to Act of Council 10 Mar. 1605, 3 Jas. I, No. 185,
q.v., that no shipmaster or merchant or factor was to bring
to this kingdom without licence from the Privy Council of
England any arms or powder, and ordains that no arms,
powder, or furniture for wars, such as swords, &e., be
brought in without licence. Corporations and towns to
state how much powder and munitions they have.

■ Brabazon, Chari. Wilmot, Will. Iones, Toby Caulfield,
Henry Power, Iohn King, Dud. Norton.

Antiq. 1 (7).

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 47. d. (p. 420). 227.

1619

8 APRIL.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the late . . . (under-
standing that manny . . . [Prohibiting travellers from
carrying arms.]

Dublin : 8 April 1619.

Found only in MS.

Oliver St. Iohn.

Enforcing the prohibitions of carrying arms [No. 179, q.v.].
Armagh, Brabazon, G. Moore, C. Willmott, A. Savage,
H. Docwra, W. Iones, D. Sarsfield, W. Methwold, F. Aungier,
T. Caulfield, H. Power, A. Loftus, I. Kinge, I. Hamilton,
D. Norton.

Rot. Pat. Ire. 16 Jas. I. p. 5. m. 48. d. (p. 420). 228.

10 APRIL.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the Kings most
excellent Majestie . . .

[Concerning leases at Athlone.]

Dublin : 10 April 1619.

Found only in MS.

O. St. John.

Quotes royal letter 22 April [1618]. The rents of
Athlone and its tithes, fishing, &c., and of the abbeys of
the dissolved houses, St. Peter and St. Benedict, were
granted to the Lord President of Connaught. Leases are
to be granted to inhabitants of the religion of the Estab-
lished Church of England, by Sir Charles Wilmott, the
present Lord President, at rents to be fixed by him and the
Lord Deputy to be held in free and common socage.

Charles Wilmott, Arthur Savage, Henry Docwra, Will.
Johns, Will. Methwold, Tobii Calfield, Hen. Power, John
King, James Hamilton.

P. R.O. S.P.I. 333 (199'). Certified copy. N° 229.

29 JULY— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation for the entering of
goods in the Custom House.

Dublin : 29 July 1619.

Not found.

O. St. Iohn.

From Procl. 18 July 1621 [No. 284, q.v.]. N° 230.

1620

2 JUNE. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas his Maiestie by
letters . . .

[Concerning the late erected staple for wool.]
Dublin: 2 June 1620.

Found only in MS.

Oliver St. John.

Grievances having arisen with regard to the late erected
staples, it is proclaimed lawful for any person to buy wool
for Irish manufacture without belonging to the staple ; any
one may be admitted to the Company of Staplers without
fine ; no one to ship wool or woolfells except by the staple.
Youghal 70 ; see Cal. S.P.I. p. 252. 231.

15 JULY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE AND
COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas the Kings most
excellent Maiestie by his Highnesse Letters Patents
vnder the great . . .

[Patent to F. Kingston & T. Downes.]

Dublin: 15 July 1620.

Dublin : Co. of Stationers : 1620.

1 f. Gothic letter (46).

Arms 172 great or Maiesties

23

Nos 232-7

1620-2: 18-20 James I

Oliver St. Iohn.

The patent granted to John Franckton of the office of
Printer-General of Ireland to print all books, &c., is now
granted to Felix Kingston and Thomas Downes, citizens
and stationers of London, assignees and patentees, for and
on the behalf of the Company of Stationers of the said city,
to the intent this kingdom might be supplied with all
manner of lawful books, at easier rates than hitherto. There
is daily brought into the kingdom all manner of books, to
the prejudice of the said Company. We order therefore a
fine of 10s. Irish to be paid for every book thus brought in.

Adam Loftus, Cane., Brabazon, Gar. Moore, Charles Wil-
mot, Arthur Sauage, Henry Docwra, Geo. Shurley, Dominick
Sarsfield, Bleuer Hayset, Francis Aungier, Iohn King, Fr.
Annesley.

Antiq. 1 (8). N° 232.

1620-1

3 MARCH.-BY THE LORD DEPUTIE AND
COUNCELL. A Proclamation concerning Ale-
houses.

Dublin : 3 March 1620[-1].

Dublin : Co. of Stat. : 1620[-1].

2 ff. Gothic letter (46).

Ireland, charge 2) com- the

Oliver Grandisone.

Refers to a late Act by Deputy and Council touching
ale-houses, imposing a tax of 10s. 6 d. upon every person
licensed. His Majesty has revoked this Act, and by royal
letter, 20 Jan. 1620-1, directs that every person licensed
shall pay 3s. 6 d. English yearly while licensed, and appoints
a Licensing Bench for every county, to meet yearly between
1 April and last day of June. Every one licensed to have
some sign, stake, or bush, to give notice to travellers where
they may be entertained. Clerk of the Peace’s fees fixed.
Printed licence forms.

Adam Loftus, Cane., La. Dublin, Bx-abazon, Gar. Moox-e,
Arthur Sauage, Henry Docwra, Geo. Shurley, Dominick
Sarsfield, I. Blexxer Hayset, Fi'ancis Aungier, Fr. Annesley,
Tho. Roper.

Antiq. 1 (10).

Youghal 75. N° 233.

1621

18 JULY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE AND
COUNCELL. A Proclamation concerning the
Customes, Cranage &c. for Dublin.

Dublin : 18 July 1621.

Dublin : Co. of Stat. : 1621.

1 f. Gothic letter (46).

setling day of

Oliver Graxxdisone.

Places are to be erected where merchandise can be landed
conveniently, and it is only to be landed at such places, and
in the day time, so that it may be entered in the Custom’s
books, as ordered by proclamation of 29 July, 17 Jas. I,
No. 230, q.v. A parcel of ground in the Damastx-eet
lying upon the river has been bought from Jacob Newman
as being convenient for such a place for Dublin. No mer-
chandise is to be landed at axxy other place.

Adam Loftus, Cane., La. Dublin, Bi’abazon, Gar. Moox’e,
Arthur Sauage, Geo. Shurley, Dominick Sarsfield, I. Bleuer
Hayset, Francis Aungier, Iohn King, Fr. Annesley, William
Parsons.

Antiq. 1 (11).

Dublin Records iii. 546. Jfo 234.

1621-2

19 JANUARY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation forbidding
Noblemen, &c. to send their children out of the
King’s dominions to be brought up.

Dublin: 19 January 1621 [—2].

[Dublin: Co. of Stat. : 1621[-2],

[If. Gothic letter.]

Not found.

Oliver Gi’andisone.

Recites evil effects of foreign education on the sons of
noblemen and gentlemen. Those who wish the benefits
of civil education for their sons are to send them to schools
and universities in England, or if they cannot afford that,
to the university here. Aixy one sending childrexx abroad
for any purpose but tx’aining as mex*chants to ixxcur fine,
prison, or confiscation of goods at pleasure. Mayox-s, &c.,
to search all passengers. All children now abroad to returxx
in six months.

Adam Loftus, Cane., Charles Wilmot, Hen. Yalentia, Gar.
Moore, Arthur Savage, Geo. Shurley, Dominick Sarsfield,
Francis Aungier, Blener Haysett, Dudly Norton, Fr.
Annessly, Will. Parsoixs.

Youghal 79. If0 235.

19 JANUARY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTIE
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation for suspen-
ding sundry Letters Patents formerly granted.
Dublin: 19 January 1621[-2].

[Dublin: Co. of Stat. : 1621[-2].]

[If. Gothic letter.]

Not found.

Oliver Grandisone.

Revokes Letters Patent, 12 Dec. 16 Jas. I [1618], xxiono-
poly of exporting pipe-staves, clap-board, and other cloven
ware to Henry Mitton ; of 17 April, 17 Jas. I [1619], to
Stephen Palmer for registering all horses, mares, &c.,
chax-ging 12 d. each ; and the chai'ge of 6d. for registering
every christening, burial, and marriage, granted to Sir
George Fear, No. 223, q.v.

Signatures as No. 235, q.v.

Youghal 80. N0 230.

15 MARCH.-BY THE LORD DEPUTIE AND
COUNCIL. An explanation of a former Procla-
mation concex-ning the transportation of pipe-staves
&c«

Dublin: 16 March 1621[-2].

Found only in MS.

Oliver Grandisone.

Cites Proclamation No. 236, q.v. To avoid ambiguity
any person may transport any timber to fox-eigxx countx-ies,
provided that none be cut for pipe-staves, &c., within ten
miles of the sea, nor such as have been max-ked for the Navy.
Customs on timber to be doubled.

Youghal 82. N° 237.

1622

27 JULY-— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES AND
CO UNCELL. A Proclamation concerning the
Commissioners proceedings.

Dublin : 27 July 1622.

Dublin : Co. of Stat. : 1622.

1 f. Gothic letter (57-|).

Majestie, and We

24

1622-3: 20-21 James I

Nos 238-44

Adam Loftus, Cane., Ki. Powerscourt.

* The Commission appointed by His Majesty to remedy
civil and ecclesiastical errors, which arrived here in April,
sent to the King a certificate containing certain propositions
in June. The Privy Council of England has returned them
to us with His Majesty’s approbation for enrolment in
Chancery. They are to be put in force. These reforms
will be printed.

Ch. Wilmot, Hen. Valentia, Brabazon, To. Caulfield, Fr.
Aungier, Fra. Blundell, Ge. Shurley, Dud. Norton, Fra.
Annesley, Fran. Ruisshe, I. King, Ad. Loftus.

Antiq. 1 (12). N° 238.

24 AUGUST. — BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation concerning
the late plantations, &c.

Dublin: 24 August 1622.

Dublin : Co. of Stat. : 1622.

1 f. Gothic letter (5 7-§).

and of Giuen

Adam Loftus, Cane., Ri. Powerscourt.

Requiring the payment of admeasurement money and
other fees and charges concerning the plantations of lands
escheated in the Counties of Leitrim, King’s Co., Queen’s Co.,
Westmeath, Longford, and Ely o Carroll, which were given
partly to undertakers, partly to natives.

Ch. Wilmot, Hen. Valentia, Brabazon, Fra. Blundell,
I. Blever Hayset, Dud. Norton.

Antiq. 1 (13). N° 239.

5 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES.

A Proclamation concerning the payment of his
Majest. revennue.

Dublin : 5 September 1622.

Dublin : Co. of Stat. : 1622.

1 f. Gothic letter (57-§).

ready into pre-

Adam Loftus, Cane., Ri. Powerscourt.

All revenue to be paid to the Court of Exchequer here
and no other place. Speedy payment of arrears of rent, &c.,
to be made.

Antiq. 1 (14). N° 240.

21 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation for the
banishment of wandring Scottish-men.

Dublin : 21 September 1622.

Dublin : Co. of Stat. : 1622.

1 f. Gothic letter (57-§).

sort uen at

Henry Falkland.

In view of the extraordinary resort of the meaner sort of
Scots to this kingdom, disturbing the plantations in the
North, and leaving their own places, the King ordains all
persons, under the degree of known landed gentlemen, to
have a certificate from the Commissioners of the Middle-
shires of Scotland (sometime the Borders of England and
Scotland). Orders for extradition of criminals and others
fled out of England and Scotland.

Adam Loftus, Cane., Ri. Powerscourt, Hen. Valentia, To.
Caulfield, Hen. Docwra, Fr. Aungier, Will. Iones, Fra.
Blundell, Ge. Shurley, I. Blenerhayset, Dud. Norton, Fra.
Annesley, Cha. Coote, Tho. Roper, Adam Loftus.

Antiq. 1 (15). N° 241.

28 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation for Far-
thing Tokens.

Dublin: 28 September 1622.

Dublin : Co. of Stat. : 1622.

2 ff. Gothic letter (47).

Arms 172 of and 2) in Septem-

Henry Falkland.

Farthings having been found to benefit trade in England,
His Majesty orders them to be established here likewise,
prohibiting the use of other tokens. They are to be made
of copper, having on one side two sceptres crossing under
a diadem, on the other side a harp crowned with Iacobus
Dei gratia Magnae Britaniae, Franciae, et Hibcrniae Rex,
and to be made and uttered by Edward Woodward, Esquire,
and Thomas Garret of London, Goldsmith, and their
executors and assigns. To be distributed in Dublin, 20s. for
20s. worth of tokens, and taken back at 20s. for 21s. worth
of tokens.

Adam Loftus, Cane., Cha. Wilmot, Hen. Valentia, To.
Caulfield, Hen. Docwra, Aungier, Will. Iones, Fra. Blundell,
Ge. Shurley, I. Blenerhayset, Dud. Norton, Fra. Annesley,
Tho. Roper, Adam Loftus.

Antiq. 1 (16).

Ruding ii. 378. N° 242.

23 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation against
transportation of Corne.

Dublin : 23 November 1622.

Dublin : Co. of Stat. : 1622.

1 f. Gothic letter (47).

high of thought

Henry Falkland.

No wheat, rye, barley, ‘ beare ’, oats, or any other corn or
malt made in this realm to be taken out of it. No licences
to be used, and no master, owner, or mariner belonging to
any ship, &c., to transport any such corn.

Adam Loftus, Cane., La. Dublin, Thomund, Cha. Wilmot,
Hen. Valentia, Gar. Moore, I. Clandeboy, Brabazon, To.
Caulfield, Hen. Docwra, Fr. Aungier, Lau. Esmond, Cha.
Coote.

Antiq. 1 (17). N° 243.

1623

18 APRIL.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND

COUNCELL. A Proclamation concerning certaine
orders to be observed for the prevention of the dearth
of Corne and Graine.

Dublin : 18 April 1623.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1623.

1 f. Gothic letter (46).

impoverishing such Giuen

Heniy Falkland.

1. J. P.’s in every county to find out how much corn and
grain each man has in his barn, and what is not required
for his maintenance to be taken and sold in open market.
2. No one is to be allowed to buy in the market to sell
again. 3. No engrossers or forestallers to be permitted.
4. J. P.’s and officers to portion out the country among
themselves. 5. To report once every twenty days to the
sheriff of the county. 6. To send up those who refuse to
be searched to appear before the Council. 7. To carry out
these orders and to send up any recommendations they
have.

Hen. Valentia, Fra. Blundell, Geo. Shurley, I. Blener
Hayset, Dudly Norton, Tho. Roper, Roger Iones, I. King,
Edw. Trevor.

Antiq. 1 (19). N° 244.

19 JULY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE AND

COUNCELL. A Proclamation concerning Iron
Ordnance, &c.

Dublin : 19 July 1623.

Dublin: Co. of Stat. : 1623.

1 f. Gothic letter (57).

Arms 172 sol- the his

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Nos 245-50

1623-4 : 21 James I

Henry Falkland.

His Majesty having been solicited by the members of both
Houses of Parliament of England to prevent the transporting
of iron ordnance, no one after the last of July is to erect
any furnaces, or use any furnace for making iron ordnance
or bullets, and no one is to transport ordnance, bullets, sows,
or iron oare, or any iron, other than bars of iron wrought
with the hammer.

Hen. Yalentia, Brabazon, Fra. Blundell, Ge. Shurley, I.
Blener Hayset, Will. Parsons, I. King.

Antiq. 1 (20). N° 245.

1623-4

13 JANUARY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation prohibit-
ing the vse of Logwood.

Dublin: 13 January 1623[-4].

Dublin: Co. of Stat. : 1623.

1 f. Gothic letter (5 7-|).

King- this Maiesties
Henry Falkland.

Logwood is found to be of no use for dyeing, and its
importation is stopped. Any logwood coming into the
country after the feast of Midsummer next will be seized
and burnt ; sheriffs and officers to take special precautions
for the discovery of those who use it in dyeing.

Adam Loftus. Cane., Cha. Wilmot, Brabazon, Fr. Aungier,
I. Blener Hayset, I. King.

Antiq. 1 (22). N° 246.

21 JANUARY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation for the
Banishment of Iesuites and Priests &c.

Dublin: 21 January 1623[-4].

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1623[-4].

1 f. Gothic letter (46^).

hauo established twen-
Henry Falkland.

To remedy the abuses caused by Jesuits and seminary
priests, &c., proclamations have been issued : ‘ some by
immediate warrant from his Maiestie out of England, and
others by authoritie of the Lord Deputie and Councell. ’ . . .
All titular Archbishops, Bishops, Vicars generall, Abbots,
Pryors, Deanes, Jesuites, Fryers, Seminary Priests, and
other Priests, are to leave the kingdom forthwith or within
forty days, on pain of displeasure, &c. Any such person or
his receiver is then to be committed to prison. Provided
that any such person conforming and repairing to church
duly and orderly may remain in the kingdom.

Adam Loftus, Cane., Hen. Yalentia, Fra. Aungier, Fra.
Blundell, Geo. Shurley, I. Blener Hayset, Dudly Norton,
Fra. Annesley, William Parsons, Roger Iones, I. King,
Adam Loftus.

B.M. 506. h. 11 (17). Lamb. 617. 343. Antiq. 1 (23).
MS. copy, P.R.O. S.P.I. 238 (11*).

Cal. p. 459 ; Carew vi. 222. A French translation, B.M. 601. d.
37 (2), 16 pp. 8vo. No 247.

21 JANUARY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTIE
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation concerning
the Planters in Vlster.

Dublin : 21 January 1623[-4].

Dublin: Co. of Stat. : 1623[-4].

1 f. Gothic letter (58).

Arms 172 privie collusiue twentieth
Henry Falkland.

The Privy Council by letters, dated 12 December last,
order proclamation to be made commanding the planters of
escheated lands of Ulster, viz. Cavan, Fermanagh, Armagh,

Tyrone, Londonderry, and Donegal not to expel the Irish
nor allow any to settle or leave for the present.

Adam Loftus, Cane., Hen. Valentia, Fra. Aungier, Fra.
Blundell, Ge. Shurley, I. Blener Hayset, Dudly Norton,
Fra. Annesley, Will. Parsons, Roger Iones, I. King, Adam
Loftus.

Antiq. 1 (24).

See Cal. S.P.I. p. 482. N° 248.

26 FEBRUARY —BY THE LORD DEPUTIE

AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation prohibiting
the sale of Cattell out of Faires or Markets.

Dublin : 26 February 1623[-4],

Dublin: Co. of Stat. : 1623[-4J.

1 f. Gothic letter (46).

Arms 172 king- his offences

Henry Falkland.

Stolen cattle are being sold at butchers’ houses instead of
in the fairs ; all butchers are commanded not to buy privately,
or on the highways, but only in markets and fairs, or in the
houses of such as are known to be honest. No cattle to be
driven away from market after sunset, until sunrise the next
day.

Adam Loftus, Cane., Charles Wilmot, Hen. Yalentia,
Montgomerie, To. Caulfield, Hen. Docwra, Fr. Blundell.

Antiq. 1 (25). H° 249.

27 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE

AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation concerning
the Officers of the Custome-house.

Dublin : 27 February 1623[-4].

Dublin : Co. of Stat. : 1623[-4].

1 f. Gothic letter (58 mm.).

directions, such Maje-

Henry Falkland.

Having received special directions for the removal of the
abuses and frauds by which His Majesty’s customs officers
defraud him, we command that all seizures or imposts are
to be notified by the customs officers in writing to His
Majesty’s Court of Exchequer here. Merchandise not to be
made up in cask and barrel, except such as shall be marked
and sealed according to the late Act of State.

Adam Loftus, Cane., Ri. Powerscourt, Hen. Valentia,
Brabazon, Dudly Norton, Tho. Roper, Roger Iones, Cha.
Coote, Adam Loftus.

Antiq. 1 (26). N° 250.

1 MARCH.— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE AND
COUNCELL. A Proclamation touching Weights
and Measures.

Dublin: 1 March 1623[-4].

Dublin: Soc. of Stat. : 1623 [-4].

1 f. Gothic letter (46).

King- sures the

Henry Falkland.

There being no certain standard of measures in Ireland as
there is in England, we have made a provisional Act of State
that before the feast of St. John Baptist there shall be made
two measures of a barrel for wheat, rye, meslane, pease,
beanes, and other pulse, malt, oats, and barley, salt, coles,
herrings, pilchards, and other things usually measured by
the barrel, bushel, or peck, and likewise for the measuring
of tallow, beere, ale, oyle, and other liquid things, and one
measure of a barrel and half-barrel for the packing of
salmon: the former measure to contain 4 bushels or 32
gallons, Winchester measure, the measure for packing
salmon to contain 42 gallons. Also balances, Troy and
Avoirdupois. Clerks of markets alone allowed to sell

1624-5: 22 James I & 1 Charles I

Nos 251-7

these weights and measures. No difference to be made in
rent or in buying things by water-measure on shipboard.

Ri. Powerscourt, Brabazon, Fra. Blundell, Dudly Norton,
Will. Parsons, Cha. Coote, Roger Iones, Adam Loftus.

Antiq. 1 (27). N° 251.

1624

1 APRIL.— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE AND
COUNCIL OP IRELAND. A Proclamation
concerning Warlike Munition, and wearing Mantles,
Trouses, and Skeins.

Dublin : 1 April 1624.

Not found.

Henry Falkeland.

By previous proclamations, No. 185, &c.,q.v.,no gunpowder,
fire-arms, or armour (swords and rapiers or their blades
excluded) are to be imported without licence of the English
Privy Council. Great quantities have been imported, whence
deer are killed, and many riots, burglaries, murders, and
even rebellion arise. None to be imported without licence.
All powder to be brought into the Ordnance Stores. Towns
to keep sufficient for defence, notifying the quantity to the
Lord Deputy. Noblemen or shipmasters to buy of the
stores. No person wearing Irish mantles or trowses to keep
muskets. Any nobleman or gentleman of English dress
may seize them. No man to wear after 1 August next any
mantles, trowses, or long skeines, or allow them to be worn
on pain of contempt. No one wearing Irish dress to be
admitted to the Council, any Court, or any Magistrate.
Sheriffs to break long skeines, and to take off and cut to
pieces any mantles or trowses worn in public. They may
be worn in the house.

Youghal 107. 252.

5 APRIL —BY THE LORD DEPUTIE AND

COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas for preven-
tion . . .

[Against bringing in Arms without licence.]

Dublin : 5 April 1624.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1624.

1 f. Gothic letter (46).

might daily Maiesties

Henry Falkland.

As first part of No. 252, q.v. Licences may be granted
for import also by the Lord Deputy and Council. Does not
deal with Irish dress.

Hen. Valentia, Brabazon, Fra. Blundell, Dudly Norton,
Will. Parsons, Roger Jones.

Antiq. 1 (28).

Youghal 97. No 253.

6 JULY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTIE AND

COUNCELL. Tythes, Offrings and other Ec-
clesiastical! duties to be taken hereafter by the
Incumbents, of the severall Churches in the sixe
Escheated Counties of Vlster.

Dublin : 6 July 1624.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1624.

1 f. Roman and Italic letter.

Border double columns

Henry Falkland.

* Marriages, oblations and offrings, clarkes wages, christ-
nings, purification of women, burials, mortuaries, corne and
hay, wooll, lambe, kid and pigges, foales, milk, calfes,
butter, and cheese, egges, geese, firres, and turffe, woode,
priuy tithes, apples, hempe and flaxe, hops, wood, hony,
waxe, and conyes, fish, gardens, milnes.’ Tithes and Eccle-
siastical duties only on these things above mentioned
are to be taken, and none others, in the said Counties, for
any cause, custom, pretence or challenge whatsoever, as

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the several incumbents will answer to the contrary at
their perils.

Brabazon, Fr. Blundell, I. Blener Hayset, Dud. Norton,
Tho. Roper, Will. Parsons, Roger Iones, Iohn King, Adam
Loftus.

Antiq. 1 (29). N° 254.

BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND COUNCIL.

A Proclamation forbidding the export of pipe staves.
Not found.

See Cal. S.P.T. p. 66. jq-o 254 a.

CHARLES I
1625

10 APRIL.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas it hath pleased
Almighty . . .

[Proclaiming Charles I.]

Dublin : 10 April 1625.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1625.

1 f. Gothic letter (57).

God dingly. Ma-

Henry Falkland.

His Majesty by the death of his father becomes King. He
is already proclaimed in England, and sends orders to be
proclaimed in Ireland. We declare him our only lawful,
lineal, and rightful liege lord.

Adam Loftus, Cane., Rich. Powerscourt, Tobie Caulfield,
Henry Docwra, Franc. Blundell, Dudly Norton, Will.
Parsons, Roger Iones, Iohn King.

Antiq. 1 (31).

Youghal 103 ; see Cal. S.P.I. p. 4. jjo 255.

10 APRIL.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas the King ovr . ..
[The King’s Proclamation to his people.]

Dublin : 10 April 1625.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1625.

1 f. Gothic letter (57J).

by Prince Maiesties
Henry Falkland.

King James having died on Sunday, 27 March last, His
Majesty succeeds him, and promises to be just to his subjects ;
accordingly they are to be obedient to him.

Adam Loftus, Cane., Rich. Powerscourt, Tobie Caulfield,
Henry Docwra, Franc. Blundell, Dudly Norton, Will.
Parsons, Roger Iones, Iohn King.

Antiq. 1 (32).

Youghal 104. N° 256.

10 APRIL— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCELL. A Proclamation signifying his
Majesties pleasure, That all men being in office of
Gouernment at the decease of his most deare and
most Royall Father King lames, shall continue till
his Majesties further direction.

Dublin : 10 April 1625.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1625.

1 f. Gothic letter (46).

vnto preiudice Maiesties

Henry Falkland.

Continuing in office all presidents, lieutenants, &e.

Adam Loftus, Cane., Rich. Powerscourt, Tobie Caulfield,
Henry Docwra, Franc. Blundell, Dudly Norton, Will.
Parsons, Roger Iones, Iohn King.

Antiq. 1 (33).

Youghal 104. N° 257.

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Nos 258-63

1625: 1 Charles I

11 JUNE— [BY THE LOUD DEPUTY-GEN-
ERAL.] Lawes, and Orders of Warre, established
for the good conduct of the seruice of Ireland.
[Dublin] : 11 June 1625.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1625.

2 ff. Gothic letter (41).

En- concerne. 2) vponthe discre-
Henry Falkland.

Forty-six rules for military discipline.

‘ We require the Marshal of the Armie, the Iudge-marshall,
the Captaines of Horse and foote in his Maiesties pay, and all
other his Maiesties Officers in this Kingdome whom it may
concerne, to obserue these Lawes, and to see them put in due
execution from time to time. Published the 1 1. day of
Iune. 1625. Henrie Falkland.’

Antiq. 1 (34).

Youghal 109. N° 258.

25 JUNE.— BY THE LORD DEPVTIE AND
COVNCELL. [Begins] Whereas for preuention
of such . . .

[Against bringing in Arms without licence.]

Dublin : 25 June 1625.

Dublin : Co. of Stat. : 1625.

1 f. Gothic letter.

by kearnes not-

Henry Falkland.

Another issue of No. 253, q.v.

Adam Loftus, Cane., Lane. Dublin, Chari. Wilmot, Dom.
Kinsale, Henry Docwra, Francis Aungier, George Shurley,
Adam Loftus.

Antiq. 1 (35). N° 259.

9 JULY. — BY THE LORD DEPVTIE AND
COVNCELL. [Begins] Albeit his Maiestie, in
hsi . . .

[For the issue of warrants to purchase gunpowder.]
Dublin : 9 July 1625.

Dublin : Co. of Stat. : 1625.

1 f. Gothic letter (57).

by money Dublin,

Henry Falkland.

His Majesty furnishes powder and arms out of his own
magazines at the same prices that it is issued to the army.
We have chosen the best qualified persons in all parts of
the kingdom, reserving Leinster to ourself, and authorized
them to grant warrants to the clerks of the several stores to
deliver powder and arms, according to certain instructions
given to them by us.

Stores : Dublin, Duncannon, Cork, Limerick, Athlone,
Galway, Newry, Castle of Monaghan, Carrickfergus, Mountioy,
Londonderry.

Persons : Lord Deputy, Lord President, Clanrickard, Sir
Thomas Rotheram, Lord Blayney, Lord Caulfield, Sir
Edward Treuor, Sir William Caulfield, Charles Paynes,
Esq., Sir lames Ireskine, Sir Daniell Leigh, Sir William
Stewart, Sir Arthur Basset, Lord Dyllon, Lord Balfoure, Sir
Paul Goare, Sir William Cole, Sir Iohn Vaughan, Sir Ralph
Bingley, Sir Basill Brookes, Captain Iohn Samford, Sir
William Windsor, Sir Francis Cooke, Tristram Berrisford,
Sir Moses Hill, Sir Hugh Clatworthy, Sir Hercules Lanford,
Viscount Montgomerie, Viscount Claudeboy, Marmaduck
Whitchurch, Esq.

Ric. Powerscourt, Cha. Wilmot, Dom. Kinsale, Tob.
Caulfield, Henry Docwra, Law. Esmond. Dud. Norton, Arth.
Tyringham.

Antiq. 1 (36).

Youghal 118. N° 260.

23 JULY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE AND
COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas the keeping
of . . .

[Against keeping Markets on the Sabbath.]

Dublin : 23 July [1625].

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1625.

1 f. Gothic letter.

not straightly Ire-

Henrie Falkland.

Markets are kept weekly on the Sabbath Day in Swords
and Lusk, co. Dublin, and in other towns. This is strictly
forbidden. All goods offered for sale are to be confiscated,
and distributed by the vicars of the town churches for the
maintenance of poor scholars or relief of the poor. All
sheriffs, &c., to aid, and to publish this proclamation.

Cha. Wilmot, Tob. Caulfield, Hen. Docwra, Fr. Aungier,
Dud. Norton, Iohn King, Ad. Loftus.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (2) ; 1. A. (2). Antiq. 1 (37).

Youghal 116. N° 261.

4 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE AND
COUNCELL. [Begins] Forasmuch as the infec-
tion . . .

[Quarantine Orders. Plague in London.]

Dublin : 4 August 1625.

Dublin : Co. of Stat. : 1625.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

verie Citie 2) for Ireland,

Henrie Falkland.

In consequence of the plague in London no person is to
land at any port without leave from the chief officer, on pain
of fine and imprisonment. Leave not to be given till the
ship is visited, and the ports from whence she comes and
the health of the passengers known. If any persons or
wares come from infected or suspected places the wares
must be aired for thirty days and the passengers for twenty
days. Two houses of wood to be built near Dublin, one for
wares, the other for passengers, at the charge of the Fermors
of the Customs. Passengers to be provided with meat,
drink, lodging, and other necessaries. All other ports to
erect two similar houses at the expense of the Fermors of
the Customs. No victualler to receive persons from over-
seas without licence. Ward to be kept in all cities and
towns against persons from overseas. Customs officers to
take information of ports on oath from shipmasters and
others.

Lancelot Dublin, Cha. Wilmot, Tob. Caulfield, Hen.
Docwra, Dud. Norton, Iohn King, Adam Loftus.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (3) ; 1. A. (3). Antiq. 1 (38).

Youghal 115. N<> 262.

22 AUGUST. — BY THE LORD DEPUTIE
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation for the
banishing of idle and wandring persons.

Dublin : 22 August 1625.

Dublin : Co. of Stat. : 1625.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Scot- straightly first.

Henrie Falkland.

Cites Proclamation 21 Sept. 1622 [No. 241, q.v.]. No
Scotsman without lawful business, under the degree of
known landed gentleman, is to come to Ireland without a
licence from the Commissioners of the Middle Shires, &c.
Any Scotsman landed since 10 April last to leave the king-
dom within forty days. Shipmasters not to land them on
pain of £5 fine, half to informer, and imprisonment. Justices,
&c., to imprison strangers. Fugitives from justice to be
apprehended and sent back to England or Scotland.

Rich. Powerscourt, Chari. Wilmot, Tob. Caulfield, Hen.
Docwra, Dud. Norton, Roger Iones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (5); 1. A. (4); 1. B. (1). Antiq. 1 (39).

N° 263,

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1625-6: 1-2 Charles I

Nos 264-71

22 AUGUST. — BY THE LORD DEPUTIE
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation for the
forbidding of Drouers and Butchers to driue Cattle
by night, and against buying of any Cattle out of
Fayres and Markets.

Dublin : 22 August 1625.

Dublin : Co. of Stat. : 1625.

1 f. Gothic letter.

this of Scotland,

As No. 249, q.v.

Rich. Powerscourt, Chari. Wilmot, Tob. Caulfield, Hen.
Docwra, Dud. Norton, Roger Iones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (4) : 1. A. (5) ; 1. B. (1). Antiq. 1 (40).

N° 264.

24 AUGUST. — BY THE LORD DEPUTIE
AND COUNCELL. An Act of State touching
Beggers and wandring persons.

Dublin: 24 August 1625.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1625.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 Us loytering 2) doe Raigne

Henrie Falkland.

Houses of Correction to be built by Quarter Sessions before
20 Oct. next. Beggars, chapmen, common-rymers or bards,
without licence from two Justices to be arrested, whipped
naked from the waist upwards till blood comes, and sent
to their parish with a testimonial giving the date of the
whipping. Dangerous rogues to be banished overseas by
the Council. Constables not enforcing the law to be punished
by Quarter Sessions. Shipmasters bringing in rogues, &c.,
to be fined £5, half to informer. Regulations as to jurisdic-
tion. Shipwrecked mariners with a testimonial not to be
interfered with. Children under seven and glasse-men of
good behaviour exempt. This to be proclaimed.

Adam Loftus, Cane., Rich. Powerscourt, Charles Wilmot,
Tob. Caulfield, Henry Docwra.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (16) ; 1. A. (6) ; 1. B. (3). Antiq. 1 (41).

N° 266.

13 OCTOBER. — BY THE LORD DEPUTIE
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation for publike
Fasting and Prayer.

Kilbeggan : 13 October 1625.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1625.

1 f. Gothic letter.

England, mandement Lord

Henry Falkland.

A weekly fast to be kept on Wednesday for the plague in
England. Preachers to preach a sermon. Bishops to send
a prayer or prayers to every minister as some of the Cleargie
cannot preach.

Lancelot Dubl., Rich. Powerscourt, Chari. Wilmot, Tob.
Caulfield, Henry Docwra, Fr. Aungier, Dud. Norton, Iohn
King.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (7); 1. A. (7). Antiq. 1 (42). N° 266.

7 NOVEMBER.— BY THE KING. A Proclama-
tion for the due administration of Iustice to all his
Maiesties Subiects in his kingdome of Ireland.

Dublin : 7 November 1625.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1625.

1 f. Gothic letter (88).

Arms 172 that not November

The Deputy and Council Table in Ireland are not to take
cognizance of private causes between party and party, which
are to be proceeded with in the ordinary Courts of Justice
in the kingdom. Justice is to be equally distributed there
to all His Majesty’s subjects without respect of persons.

Antiq. 1 (43).

C.J.I. i (1). 177 (17 Feb. 1640-1). N° 267.

31 DECEMBER.— BY THE KING.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1625[-6].

1 f. Gothic letter.

and his severely
A reissue of No. 1463, England, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (8) ; 1. A. (8) ; 1. B. (4). Antiq. 1 (44).
Youghal 119. 208.

1625-6

9 JANUARY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTIE
AND COUNCELL. A proclamation to forbid
the Subiects of the Realme of Ireland, to haue any
Trade or Commerce within any the Dominions of
the King of Spaine, or the Arch-duchesse.

Dublin: 9 January 1625[-6].

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1625.

1 f. Gothic letter.

and Arch- of

Henry Falkland.

Cites English Procl. 24 Dec. 1625, No. 1458, q.v. This
proclamation is to be published by order of Privy Council of
England, 29 Dec. No one is to trade with Spain or the
Arch-duchess.

Adam Loftus, Cane., Tob. Caulfield, Hen. Docwra, Fr.
Annesly, William Parsons, Dud. Norton, Thom. Roper,
Adam Loftus.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (9) ; 1. A. (9) ; 1. B. (5). Antiq. 1 (45).

N° 269.

1626

20 JULY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE AND
COUNCELL. A Proclamation concerning the
payment of his Maiesties Revenues and Rents into
the receipt of the Exchequer.

Dublin: 20 July 1626.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1626.

1 f. Gothic letter.

of with day

Henry Falkland.

Assignments of rents and casualties have been made in
the hope of stimulating early payment of them into the
Exchequer. This has not happened, and no assignments
will be made after 29 September next. Severe measures
will be taken with tenants not paying their half-yearly rents
before the last day of term. This to be proclaimed.

Adam Loftus, Cane., Henry Docwra, Will. Parsons, Dud.
Norton, Roger Iones, Adam Loftus.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (10); 1. A. (10).

Youghal 125. N° 270.

23 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation against
the transportation of Cattle.

Dublin : 23 September 1626.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1626.

1 f. Gothic letter.

of chants Delinquents
Henry Falkland.

No cattle are to be exported from 10 October next to
1 April on pain of confiscation and fine. Searchers are not
to let them pass on any pretext. Reward to informers.
The price of meat is too high, and ‘ slaughter time in this
kingdome approacheth

Tob. Caulfield, Hen. Docwra, Will. Parsons, Roger Iones,
Adam Loftus.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (11); 1. A. (11); 1. B. (7). P.R.O. S.P.I.
243 (450).

Youghal 127 ; Cal. p. 159. N° 271.

29

Nos 272-8

1626-8: 2-4 Charles I

30 SEPTEMBER— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation concerning
the obstinate returning of the Transplanted Irish
Septs into the Queenes Countie, and other Counties
bordering vpon the same.

Dublin : 30 September 1626.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1626.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Queenes Queens Dublin
Henry Falkland.

Many transplanted Irish septs have returned into Queen’s
County. They are to leave it within seven days on pain of
death. Any one receiving former septs or their families to
be fined <£20, half to informer, and imprisoned during
pleasure. Sir Charles Coote, Baronet, to execute this
proclamation. Any gentleman harbouring any of these
banished septs to be severely punished by the Council. All
men and women of banished septs found in or near Queen’s
County to be accounted rebels, and executed by Martial
Law.

Rich. Powerscourt, Tob. Caulfield, Hen. Docwra, Will.
Parsons, Tho. Roper, Roger Iones, Iohn King, Adam Loftus.
P.R.O. Dub. 1 (12); 1. A. (12); 1. B. (6); 1. C. (1).

N° 272.

1627

4 AUGUST. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas the
Kings most . . .

[Concerning Heralds’ Fees at Funerals.]

Dublin : 4 August 1627.

Dublin: Soc. of Stat. : 1629.

1 f. Roman letter (58).

that (as 1627.

Henry Falkland.

Cites Order 10 November, 16 Jas. I, No. 1225, England,
q.v. Fees allowed in Ireland are half of those there ex-
pressed. Estates of under 500 marks to be free of fees.
Poor gentlemen may have Officers of Arms on paying Is. a
mile each way, and 40s. for blacks. A certificate of the
prices of funeral work to be obtained from two Kings of
Arms at London. [The Certificate given by Garter and
Clarencieux is appended.]

Adam Loftus, Cane., Ia. Armachanus, Lane. Dublin,
R. Corke, Hen. Valentia, Thom. Cromwell, Dom. Kilmal-
locke, Thom. Baltinglasse, R. Ranelagh, R. Dillon, Will.
Caulfield, Henr. Docwra, Fr. Aungier, Will. Parsons, Rich.
Bolton, Dud. Norton, Chas. Coote, Adam Loftus.

Antiq. 1 (47). N° 273.

4 AUGUST.

Dublin: Soc. of Stat. : 1634.

1 f. Roman letter.

that deep high

Another edition of No. 273, q.v.

U.L.C. 6054. N° 274.

4 AUGUST.

Dublin: Soc. of Stat. : 1636.

1 f. Roman letter.

that in 1627.

Another edition of No. 273, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (13). N° 275.

1 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE
AND COUNCELL. A Stay of the transporta-
tion of Cattle.

Dublin : 1 September 1627.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1627.

1 f. Gothic letter.

of Ports of

Henry Falkland.

No sheep, cows, oxen, swine, or other cattle to be exported
after 10 October till 1 April next. No entries to be taken
after 1 Oct. Reward to informers. Cattle are used for the
supply of the King’s enemies.

Baltinglasse, Henry Docwra, Fr. Aungier, Roger Iones,
Adam Loftus.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (13); 1. A. (14); 1. B. (8); 1. C. (2).

N° 276.

13 DECEMBER. -BY THE LORD DEPUTIE
AND CO UNCELL. [Begins] Whereas his most
excellent . . .

[Renewing Grants of Ulster Undertakers.]

Dublin : 13 December 1627.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1627.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Lord takers are

Henry Falkland.

By royal letters 1 6 August the grants of undertakers in
Cavan, Fermanagh, Tyrone, Dunegall, and Ardmagh are
renewed on payment of <£40 fine for every 1,000 acres,
doubling the former rent and taking bonds for performance.
The letters patent to be issued within five months at half-
fees.

Baltinglasse, Balfour, Henry Docwra, Fr. Aungier, Georg.
Shurley, Will. Parsons, Char. Coote, Adam Loftus.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (14) ; 1. A. (15); 1. B. (9) ; 1. C. (3).

N° 277.

1627-8

5 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation for the
reformation of the great abuses in Weights and
Measures, and for the due execution of the Office of
his Maiesties Cleavke of the Market, in and through-
out this Realme of Ireland.

Dublin : 5 February 1627[-8].

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1627[-8].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 measure to 2) shall this
Henry Falkland.

It is the duty of the Clerk of the Market to survey abuses
in weights and measures, and in all trades using them, and
the quality of food, cattle, and manufactures. He must
punish forestalled, engrossers, and regrators ; he and his
deputies must pass through every county once a year to
mark weights, &c. Hooped measures (which can be altered
at pleasure) to be suppressed. The general regulations
resemble those of the English proclamations. The table of
fees is reckoned in Irish money, 2 d. English to 4 d. Irish.

Hen. Valentia, Thom. Cromwell, Dom. Kilmallocke, Th.
Baltinglasse, R. Dillon, W. Caulfield, Henry Docwra, Fr.
Aungier, Geor. Shurley, Will. Parsons, Dud. Norton, Char.
Coote, Ed. Fisher, Will. Stewart.

Queen’s 79. A. 2 (36). MS. copies T.C.D. MSS. 853. 26.
B.M. Lansd. 198. 268. N° 278.

1628

27 JUNE.— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE AND
COUNCELL. A Proclamation for the bringing
in of Corne to serue the Market, and for the punish-
ing of sturdy Beggers.

Dublin: 27 June 1628.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1628.

1 f. Gothic letter.

the fidelities tertio

Henry Falkland.

Appointing Commissioners for each county, and giving

30

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Nos 279-85

them power to search for concealed grain, &c., and to order
it to be sent to market weekly. Refractory persons to be
imprisoned in the common gaol. All officers in the county
to search for aged and impotent persons, and give them
permission to beg in appointed limits by a sealed letter.
Any one begging outside the limits to be punished under
33 Hen. VIII of Ireland.

R. Dillon, Henr. Docwra, Lau. Esmond, Will. Parsons,
Char. Coote, Dud. Norton, Ed. Fisher, Ad. Loftus, Iohn
Vaughan.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (15) ; 1. A. (16) ; 1. B. (10) ; 1. C. (4).

In P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (17) is a list of the Commissioners. N° 279.

23 AUGUST. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation for the
Restraint of Rebellious persons who commit out-
rages in hope of a generall Pardon.

Dublin : 23 August 1628.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1628.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 and ving the

Henry Falkland.

Many outrages have been committed lately by kearnes
and others in the hope of the general pardon to be given at
the next Parliament. This, if granted, will not extend to
Crimes committed since 11 July last, which will receive no
benefit from it.

Th. Baltinglasse, Henry Docwra, Dud. Norton, Roger
Iones, Adam Loftus, lames Blount.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (18). Antiq. 1 (48). N° 280.

20 OCTOBER— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE.

A Proclamation for deferring the Assembly of
Parliament, published to begin vpon the third day
of Nouember next, vntill a further conuenient time.

Dublin: 20 October 1628.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1628.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 sent liament all

Henry Falkland.

Parliament was summoned on royal letters to meet on
3Nov. next. But the provisions of Poyning’sAct, lOHen. VII,
and of 3 & 4 Philip and Mary were not fulfilled. A certificate
under Great Seal of Ireland of the Acts to be passed, with
the reasons and motives, must be sent by the Lord Deputy
and Council. This must be returned as altered and approved
under Great Seal of England, with the King’s licence to
summon a Parliament. Otherwise Parliament is void.
The meeting of Parliament is therefore deferred till these
preparations can be made and a day fixed.

Adam Loftus, Cane., Ia. Armachanus, Th. Baltinglasse,
Fr. Aungier, R. Dillon, Henry Docwra, G. Shurley, Will.
Parsons, Dud. Norton, P. Crosbie, Adam Loftus, lames
Blount.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (15) ; 1. A. (19); 1. B. (11). Antiq. 1 (49).

N° 281.

1629

1 APRIL— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCELL. [Begins] Forasmuch as Wee . . .

[Forbidding exercise of Romish ecclesiastical
jurisdictions.]

Dublin : 1 April 1629.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1629.

1 f. Gothic letter (46^).

Arms 172 against of his

Henry Falkland.

The late intermission of proceedings against Romish
ecclesiastics has encouraged them to open public oratories,
colleges, mass-houses, and convents for education, &c., and

to exercise jurisdiction in this country. All titulary Arch-
bishops, Bishops, &c., are not to exercise any jurisdiction,
and convents are to be broken up. Owners of such houses
of friars, &c., are to expel the friars and resume their
property on pain of confiscation.

Adam Loftus, Cane., Ia. Armacha[n]us, Hen. Valentia,
Moore, T. Baltinglasse, R. Dillon, Anth. Midensis, Henry
Docwra, Wil. Parsons, Rich. Bolton, Dud. Norton, Ad. Loftus.
Antiq. 1 (50). P.R.O. S.P.I. 248 (551).

Youghal 147 ; Cal. p. 445. 282.

10 MAY— BY THE KING.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1629.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 be- are tenth

A reprint of No. 1582, England, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (20). Antiq. 1 (51).

Youghal 149; Cal. S.P.I. p. 457. Ifo 283.

JUNE.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES AND
COUNCELL. A Proclamation for paying all
sums due into the Exchequer.

Not found.

See Cal. S.P.I. p. 461. N° 283 a.

23 NOVEMBER. — BY THE LORDS IUS-
TICES AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Foras-
much as Wee obserue . . .

[Soldiers not to collect Assignments.]

Dublin : 23 November 1629.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1629.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 Collect no re-
Adam Loftus, Cane., R. Corke.

The use of soldiers to collect assignments on the Crown
rents and revenues made to officers is very burdensome to
the country. All soldiers quartered on any persons for
default are to return to garrison, and the chief officer of
every company is to apply to the Court of Exchequer for
relief, where payment with costs and damages will be
enforced.

C. Wilmot, Moore, Dom. Kilmallock, R. Ranelagh, R.
Dillon, Will. Caulfield, Henry Docwra, Fr. Aungier, Lau.
Esmond, Fra. Mountnoris, G. Shurley, Edw. Fisher, Ioh.
King.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (16); 1. A. (21); 1. B. (12); 1. C. (5).
Antiq. 1 (52). N° 284.

1629-30

13 JANUARY.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES,
AND COUNCELL. Instructions to be obserued
by the Shiriffes.

Dublin : 13 January 1629[-30].

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1629[-30].

1 f. Gothic letter.

and and Of-
Adam Loftus, Cane., R. Corke.

1. In general one bailiff to be kept for each barony.
2. Sheriffs Courts to be kept in market towns. 3. Pretended
sheriff’s officers. 4. Commitments to gaol. 5. Inventories
of criminals’ goods. 6. Levying distresses. 7. Levying
assessments on counties. 8. Fines in turne-courts. 9. Com-
plaints against any illegality of sheriffs to be made to Privy
Council.

C. Wilmot, Moore, R. Ranelagh, Will. Caulfield, Henry
Docwra, Fr. Aungier, Fra. Mountnoris, Will. Parsons, Rich.
Bolton, Ioh. King, Adam Loftus, Thom. Dutton, Thom.
Ratheram, Thom. Hybots.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (17) ; 1. A. (22). Antiq. 1 (54). N° 285.

Nos 286-91

1630-1: 6-7 Charles I

1630

20 MAY.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES, AND
COUNCELL. A Proclamation concerning dying
woods to be brought in logs for the House of
Correction.

Dublin : 20 May 1630.

Dublin: Soc. of Stat. : 1630.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 viz. charge &

Adam Loftus, Cane., R. Corke.

All dyeing woods after two months from date to be
brought in in logs to Dublin, and all dyeing woods now in
City or County of Dublin to be taken to the House of Cor-
rection, for which there shall be paid for the sawing 5s.
sterling for a hundred. Any one not obeying this order
within three days to be punished.

Grandison, Baltinglas, Will. Caulfield, Henry Docwx-a,
Will. Parsons, Thom. Dutton, Thom. Ratherham.

Antiq. 1 (55). N° 280.

30 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES AND
COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas the Surplusage. . .

[Places for Revenue to be paid.]

Dublin: 30 June 1630.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1630.

1 f. Gothic letter.

ordinarie And re-

Ad. Loftus, Cane., R. Corke.

His Majesty’s revenue not being paid promptly, and several
being behind, they are to get their money ready by Bartholo-
mew Day, 24 August next, and bring to the town named
below in their county.

Kilmaynan for Dublin, Nase for Kildare, Nauan for Meath,
Mullengare for Westmeath, Ardagh for Longford, Ardee for
Louth, Downe for Co. Downe, Knockfergus for Antrim,
Armagh for Co. Armagh, Dongannon for Tyrone, Derry for
Londonderry, Liffer for Donegall, Inniskillin for Fermanagh,
Belturbet for Cauan, Birre for King’s Co., Mary-borough for
Queen’s Co., Kilkenny for Co. Kilkenny, Cloanmell for Tip-
perary, Ivilmallocke for Limericke, Mallow for Corke, Dun-
garuan for Waterford, Traly for Kerry, Innish for Clare,
Athenry for Galway, Ballymore for Sligo, Jamestowne for
Letrim, Strade for Mayo, Roscoman for Roscoman, Rosse
for Weixford, Catherlagh for that Countie, Wickloe for Co.
Wickloe.

Grandison, Ch. Wilmot, Hen. Yalentia, Will. Caulfield,
Henry Docwra, I. Erskyne, Thom. Dutton, Adam Loftus,
Thom. Hybbots.

Antiq. 1 (56). N° 287.

1630-1

14 MARCH— BY THE KING. A Proclamation
declaring His Maiesties Royall Grace, to confirme to
His Subiects of the Realme of Ireland, their defec-
tiue Titles, and to establish their Estates and Pos-
sessions by His Commission vnder his greate scale of
England.

Whitehall : 14 March [1630-1].

London : Barker and Assigns : 1630[-1].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 21 of meanes 2) in Estate

The King finds that he has many petitioners for Irish
estates on the grounds of concealments, intrusions, defective
titles, &c., of present holders. He wishes to offer his Irish
subjects the same opportunities of making good their
titles as his English ones, and has appointed a Commission
of Grace. All persons having bad titles are to repair to
England before 1 September next, when they may compound

for a reasonable sum of money, or new increase of rent.
The commission titles will be confirmed by Parliament,
when the King's title will be limited to sixty years. No
further suits for forfeited lands to be presented till after
1 September.

B.L. B.M. 506. h. 11 (128). N° 288.

18 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS IUSTICES,
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas upon the
earnest . . .

[Export of Grain, &c.J
Dublin : 18 March 1 6301-1].

Clipped.

1 f. Gothic letter (41).

Headpiece groun- further of

Ad. Loftus, Cane., R. Corke.

Owing to the dearth of corn in England the Privy Council
had given warrants for the export of corn from Ireland, but
has suspended them upon advice. Nevertheless His Majesty
has thought fit to confirm a licence granted for the export
of 10,000 quarters, with the assurance that he will never
again under any pretext sanction the export of corn from
Ireland. How it is to be brought in and sold, &c.

Antiq. 1 (57).

Youglial 159. jfo 289.

1631

21 MAY.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES, AND
COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas our late Souer-
aigne . . .

[Concerning the monopoly of Starch.]

Dublin : 21 May 1631.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1631.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Headpiece Letters was 2) thereof, your

Ad. Loftus, Cane., R. Corke.

Cites Letters Patent (Ire.) 1 April, 11 Jas. I, granting
monopoly of starch in Ireland to Francis Pollard for nineteen
years, and 4 March, 5 Chas. I, to Sir Robert Kelligrew, Yice-
Chamberlain to the Queen, for thirty-one years from the
expiration of Pollard’s lease. No one is to sell any starch
under any name — white starch, smalt, biss, flowry blew,
lytranus, indico, or aimell — except Sir Robert Killigrew or
his assigns, on pain of forfeiture. The import of starch is
forbidden. This to be proclaimed in all markets, fairs, &c.

Ia. Armachanus, Ran. Tuam, I. Claneboye, R. Ranelagh,
R. Dillon, Tho. Rotherham, Tho. Dutton, Fr. [Tyjringham.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (23). ‘ N° 290.

20 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES AND
COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas the King . . .
[For Defective Titles.]

Dublin: 20 June 1631.

[Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1631.]

[If. Gothic letter.]

Not found.

Ad. Loftus, Cane., R. Corke.

Suits have been pressed in England for grants of land on
pretence of concealments and defective titles. They are
suspended till 30 November in order that all persons with
defective titles may make suit by themselves or their
attorneys for confirming their estates. After November the
King will take his just advantage.

Ia. Armachanus, C. Wilmot, I. Claneboye, Fr. Aungier,
Law. Esmond, Tho. Rotherham, R. Ranelagh, Will. Caul-
field, W. Parsons, Ed. Fisher.

Youghal 168; see Cal. S.P.I. pp. 615, 623. 291.

1631-3: 7-9 Charles I

Nos 292-7

21 JULY— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES, AND
COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas of late yeares
in . . .

[Against observation of unauthorized fast and feast days.]
Dublin : 21 July 1631.

Dublin: Soc. of Stat. : 1631.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 persons, it Board
Ad. Loftus, Cane., R. Corke.

No one is to appoint any other days for holy days or fasting
days than those authorized by the kalendar of the Church
of England and Ireland, on pain of fine and imprisonment.

R. Ranelagh, Tho. Rotherham, Ad. Loftus, Ar. Tyringham.
P.R.O. Dub. 1(18); 1. A. (25) ; 1. B. (13) ; 1. C. (6).

N° 292.

1631-2

4 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas the
Kings most . . .

[Concerning the licensing of Alehouses, &c.]
Dublin: 4 February 1631[-2].

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1631 [-2].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Headpiece Instructions, care 2) person Councell

Ad. Loftus, Cane., R. Corke.

As the grant for licensing the sale of ale and beer is illegal
and resumed, new orders must be issued for its regulation.
No one to sell ale or beer unless licensed. No licence to be
granted except by Commissioners appointed in each county
under Great Seal, chosen from the Justices of Peace and
others. The Commissioners to meet at Quarter Sessions
after Easter yearly, and choose fit persons to keep ale-houses
in convenient places, and not in bogs or woods. They are
to be licensed for one year and no longer, and enter into
recognizances to observe the assize of bread and ale and
beer, and to sell victuals to travellers at reasonable rates, to
keep two beds at least for travellers, and not to harbour any
stranger (unless for reasonable cause) above twenty-four
hours. Fee to be 3s. 6 d. English and no more. Collector
to retain 6 cl. of this for his fee. Every licensed house shall
have some sign, stake, or bush at its door. Offenders to be
proceeded against in the Court of Exchequer. Powers of
Commissioners made general, to include all future instructions
as to licensing matters.

I. Claneboy, R. Ranelagh, R. Dillon, Balfoure, Wil.
Caulfield, Law. Esmond, Ge. Sherley, W. Steward, I.
Erskyne.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (19); 1. A. (26) ; 1. B. (17). Sheet 1 only.
Youghnl 161. - 293.

24 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas sundry
factious and . . .

[The Impost on Wine to be continued.]

Dublin: 24 Februaiy 1631[ 2].

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1631 [-2].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Headpiece lande ther such
Ad. Loftus, Cane., R. Corke.

Certain factious persons have landed wines without paying
customs. Every tun of Spanish, Levant, or Canary wine is
to pay 40s. Irish, of France, Guyen, Gascoigne, or Rochell or
Rhenish, 26s. 8 d., if belonging to subjects, 53s. id. and 40s.

1 if to aliens. Fermors and officers to collect these sums. All
wine importers to pay them on pain of displeasure.

I R. Ranelagh, R. Dillon, W. Caulfield, Fr. Aungier, Ge.

1 Sherley, W. Parsons, I. Erskyne, Ad. Loftus.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (21); 1. A. (28); 1. B. (14). N° 294.
VOL. II

1632

20 APRIL. — BY THE LORDS IUSTICES

AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation upon the
new Booke of Rates.

Dublin: 20 April 1632.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1632.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Headpiece Soue- diuers 2) and paine
Ad. Loftus, Cane., R. Corke.

Cites Commission 1 1 Jas. I to rate goods exported from
Ireland, and publication of a book of rates ; also Privy Seal
31 Dec. 21 Jas. I ordering an amended book of rates, printed
1624. By letters patent 10 March, 7 Chas. I [1631-2] the
rates are confirmed except the following new rates : — Live
beasts, 2s. ; (English) stone (8 lb.) of wool, id. ; pack of linen
yarn, four long hundred lbs., 20s.; cwt. of tallow, 18d. ;
butter, 2s. barrel ; herrings, Is. barrel ; pilchers, 6s. tun ;
rugges or sets, 12s. score ; hides, 6 cl. to England or Scotland,
Is. abroad ; Spanish wines to pay 26s. 8 cl. the butt on entry ;
French, 33s. id. the tun ; Salt, 2s. the weigh. Collectors of
customs, &c., to take notice. Book of rates to be amended
and newly imprinted.

Ia. Armachanus, C. Wilmot, Fr. Aungier, Ge. Shurley,
R. Bolton, Tho. Rotherham, Io. Iephson, Tho. Hybbots, lo.
Bingley, Io. King.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (29).

Youglial 173. N° 295.

21 JULY.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES AND

COUNCELL. A Proclamation declaring His
Maiesties Royall Grace, to confirme to his Subiects
of this Realme of Ireland their defective Titles, and
to establish their estates and possessions by his
Commission under his Great Seale of England.
Dublin : 21 July 1632.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1632.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 quiet Regis their
Ad. Loftus, Cane., R. Corke.

Cites proclamation 20 June 1631, No. 291, q.v. Persons
with defective titles to appear before a Commission of Grace
on 30 November last. Persons who appeared in England
were not sufficiently prepared with informations. An
opportunity is allowed to all to appear in Dublin before
10 November next and secure their estates and possessions.

La. Dublin, W. Meth., C. Wilmot, T. Baltinglas, Will.
Parsons, Ad. Loftus.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (31).

Youghal 176 ; Cal. S.P.I. p. 669. N° 296.

c. SEPTEMBER —BY THE KING.

Not found.

A reprint of proclamation No. 1644, England, q.v., ordered
to be published in Ireland by royal letter 15 August.

See P.R.O. S.P I. 253 (62) ; Cal. p. 672 ; see Cal. (1635) p. 93. N° 297.

1633

22 APRIL. — BY THE LORDS IUSTICES

AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation declaring
His Majesties Royall Grace, to confirme to his Sub-
iects of this Realme of Ireland their defective Titles,
and to establish their estates and possessions by his
Commission under his Great Seale of England.
Dublin : 22 April 1633.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1633.

1 f. Gothic letter.

quiet bi most

33

F

Nos 298-303

1633-4: 9 Charles I

Ad. Loftus, Cane., R. Corke.

Cites proclamations 20 June 1631, No. 291, q.v., and

21 July 1632, No. 296, q.v. This date in the second could
not be observed on account of the Lord Deputy being detained
in England. All applicants to appear before beginning of
Trinity Term on pain, &c.

Ia. Armachanus, C. Wilmot, T. Baltinglas, R. Dillon, Fra.
Mountnoris, Tho. Rotherham, Ioh. King, Ad. Loftus, Artli.
Tyringham.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (22); 1. A. (33); 1. B. (15); 1. C. (7).
Youghal 178. 298.

8 OCTOBER. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation prohibit-
ing the exportation of Corne and Graine out of this
Kingdome of Ireland.

Dublin : 8 October 1633.

Sine nota.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 Har- of of

Wentworth.

Owing to the unseasonable weather the price of corn is
above that at which it may be exported. No corn is to be
laden into any ship after 1 November for a year on pain of
confiscation of ship and corn ; one-half to informer.

R. Corke, W. Methe., M. Mayo, T. Baltinglas, R. Dillon,
Ge. Shurley, C. Wandesforde, Thom. Dutton.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (23); 1. A. (33). N° 299.

22 OCTOBER. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY

AND COUNCELL. An Act for the punishing
of Rogues, Vagabonds, and sturdy Beggers, and
setting them to worke.

Dublin : 22 October 1633.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1633.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

pestered maintenance 2) Pa- to
Wentworth.

Two mass-houses lately seized are to be turned into Houses
of Correction, one late of Carmelite friars, situate between Cook
St. and Merchant Key, abutting S. with Robert Eustace,
baker, E. Sir John Brereton, N. Christopher Handcock,
W. Patrick Baathe ; the other in Osmontown, on the E.
side of the street from the N. bridge, near Hamons lane on
the opposite side of the street, and said to belong to the late
Richard Quin, merchant. All begging scholars, idlers, fortune-
tellers, and able-bodied idlers to be committed to these
Houses of Correction. Overseers of the poor to be appointed
in every parish who are to set poor people and their children
to work, providing a stock of material for them, and money
for the relief of impotent persons, apprenticeship, &c. Over-
seers to meet once a month. Children to be apprenticed to
24 years of age (females, 21 or marriage). Recovery of poor
rates by commitment to gaol and distress on goods. Privy
Councillors to be assessed by the Council.

R. Corke, M. Mayo, T. Baltinglas, R. Dillon, Ge. Shurley,
W. Parsons, C. Wandesford, P. Crosbie, Thom. Dutton,
Geo. Radcliffe.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (34). N° 300.

17 DECEMBER. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation concern-
ing the payments of 12. pence in the pound, of all
merchandizes imported and exported out the Citties
of Dublin, and Waterford, and the Townes of Drog-
heda and Gallway by the Freemen of the said Citties
and Townes.

Dublin : 17 December 1633.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1633.

1 f. Gothic letter.

of Towne Con-

Wentworth.

Cites Act 15 Hen. VII Ire. for poundage of Is. in the pound
on all exports and imports of Ireland, not to be prejudicial
to any Freeman of Dublin, Waterford, and Drogheda, the
exemption being also claimed by Galway under charter. By
letters patent 27 Nov. [1633] all goods, without exception,
are to pay this impost of 12 d. in the pound, the exemptions
being annulled. All goods to pass through the customs.
This to be proclaimed.

Ia. Armachanus, R. Corke, R. Dillon, Ge. Shurley, W.
Parsons, C. Wandesforde, Ch. Coote, Thom. Dutton, Edw.
Trevor, Geo. Radcliffe.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (24) ; 1. A. (37). N° 301.

27 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation concern-
ing the payment of his Maiesties Rents and Revenues
halfe yearely into his Maiesties Exchequer in Easter
and Michaelmasse Tearmes, and declaring that from
henceforward there shalbe no assignment given of
any Moneies payable to his Maiesties use.

Dublin : 27 December 1633.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1633.

1 f. Gothic letter.

ordinary liefes due

Wentworth.

As the surplus of the revenue, after ordinary charges are
met, is to be devoted to the army, and tenants and farmours
have been so backward in payments, the Lords Justices have
been compelled to grant assignations on the revenue. This
will cease. All rents, &c., must be brought into the Ex-
chequer in specie at the assigned times, in default pur-
suivants will be sent to arrest them for contempt of this
proclamation at a cost of 2 d. per mile each way. In further
default soldiers will be quartered on them in sufficient
numbers. This to be proclaimed in shire-towns, county -
courts, market-towns, and all public places.

Ad. Loftus, Cane., R. Corke, T. Baltinglas, Fra. Mount-
norris, W. Parsons, C. Wandesforde, Thom. Dutton, Tho.
Rotherham, Geo. Radcliffe.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (36). N° 302.

1633-4

16 JANUARY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation concerning
Coales, that none from henceforth be taken vp at
the Kings Rates.

Dublin : 16 January 1633[-4].

Dublin: Soc. of Stat. : 1633.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 Complained nerall them-
Wentworth.

In consequence of the excessive dearth of coals, and the
number of persons who claim to exercise the right of buying
them at the king’s rates, the Lord Deputy abolishes this
privilege for himself and others. No one is to claim to have
them at less than market rate. The mayor to proclaim this.

Ad. Loftus, Cane., R, Corke, M. Mayo. R. Dillon, W.
Parsons, C. Wandesforde, Thom. Dutton, Geo. Radcliffe.
P.R.O. Dub. 1 (25); 1. A. (38); 1. B. (16).

See Dublin Records iii. 307 (mayor deposed). JiT0 303.

13 MARCH.— BY THE LORD GENERALL.

Instructions to be observed by the Officers of Musters,
for the due keeping of the Army in full strength.
Dublin: 13 March 1633[-4].

Dublin: Soc. of Stat. : 1633[-4].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

seuerall maunds 2) be- default

34

1634-5: 10-11 Charles I

Nos 304-11

Wentworth.

Thirty-one articles. Not more than four Irish allowed
to a company of English (fifty). Warders to keep only
Englishmen.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (26) ; 1. A. (39) ; 1 B. (18). N° 304.

1634

23 MAY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCELL. A Proclamation concerning a Par-
liament, to be held July the 14.

Dublin : 23 May 1634.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1634.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 the yeare place

Wentworth.

Parliament will meet in the City of Dublin on Monday,
14 July.

Ad. Loftus, Cane., Ia. Armachanus, R. Corke, W. Meath,
Conway and Kilulta, R. Dillon, Anth. Midensis, W. Caul-
feild, Fra. Mountnoris, Geo. Shurley, W. Parsons, Ger.
Lowther, Ri. Bolton, C. Wandesforde, Ia. Erskyne, Io.
Vaughan, Arth. Tyringham, Ad. Loftus, Ed. Trevor, Tho.
Hybbots, Tho. Rotherham, Geo. Radcliffe.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. B. (19).

Youghal 180 ; sec Cal. S.P.I. p. 52. 305.

6 JUNE.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCELL. A Proclamation for tho Enter-
tainment of Souldiours.

Dublin : 6 June 1634.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1634.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 the Companies re-
Wentworth.

Potents have been issued for the moving of companies
from place to place. They are to pay ready money as other
travellers do, and are not to demand any billetting or lodging,
fire or light in this city, but to pay ready money during
their stay, on pain of * Martialls-Court \

Ad. Loftus, Cane., R. Corke, R. Dillon, Fra. Mountnoris,
Geo. Shurley, W. Parsons, Ger. Lowther, Ri. Bolton,
C. Wandesforde, Tho. Rotherham, Geo. Radcliffe.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (28) ; 1. A. (41). N° 306.

Before 24 JUNE. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation calling
home seafaring men, and prescribing the wearing of
flags.

Not found.

Wentworth.

See P.R.O. S.P.I. 254 (133) ; Cal. p. 55. N° 307.

16 SEPTEMBER— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation for the
currant passing of good Farthing tokens.

Dublin : 16 September 1634.

Sine nota.

1 f. Gothic letter.

from lesser Castle-

Wentworth.

Farthing tokens are not to be forced upon poor labourers
or working men in payments. No one to pay more than
2d. in farthings at once. Edward Lake, agent to the
patentees, will exchange for any sum in farthings an equiva-
lent in silver. Forging farthings to be punished by loss of
ears. Offenders to be arrested, and counterfeits destroyed.

Suspected persons to be committed in default of security to
appear before the Council in Castle Chamber.

R. Corke, W. Parsons, Ioh. Borlase, P. Crosby, Ad.
Loftus, Geo. Radcliffe.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (29); 1. A. (42); 1. B. (20); 1. C. (8).
Youghal 183; Simon 114 ; Ruding ii. 388. U° 308.

1635

10 APRIL — BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation concerning Gun
powder and Ammunition.

Dublin : 10 April 1635.

Found only in MS.

Wentworth.

Repeats provisions of previous proclamations, Nos. 185,
252, q.v. All persons to bring in any powder, imported
contrary to proclamation, to the Ordnance Stores before
1 July. Offenders to be seized by any person of honest
behaviour and lodged in the shire gaol till they are brought
before the Court of Castle Chamber. All mayors, &c., to be
diligent.

Youghal 184. 309.

30 JUNE— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCELL. A Proclamation concerning Linnen
Cloath.

Dublin: 30 June 1635.

Found only in MS.

Wentworth.

The linen now made in Ireland is too narrow. After
Michaelmas next all linen shall be woven three-quarters
of a yard wide at least, unless it is woven in chequers for
towels or napkins. Any owner of narrow linen may be
arrested by any person and carried before a J.P. to discover
the maker, who shall be committed to the shire gaol till he
gives security to appear before the Court of Castle Chamber
(Leinster), the Lord President (Munster or Connaught), or
the Commissioners (Ulster). Any person may apprehend
a weaver of narrow linen after 29 Sept, or a seller after
1 Feb. Gray merchants are forbidden to use Ban-laws,
Slatt, and other uncertain measures, all are to buy and sell
by the ell and yard.

Ja. Armachanus, M. Mayo, T. Baltinglas, R. Ranelagh,
R. Dillon, W. Parsons, Ger. Lowther, G. Wandesford,
Jo. Borlase, P. Mainwaring, Cha. Coote, Tho. Wenman,
Tho. Rotherham, Ad. Loftus, Geo. Radcliffe.

Youghal 186. 310.

17 SEPTEMBER— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation that
Noblemen, Undertakers, and all other persons of
Quality, place, or office within this kingdom shall
be resident here.

Dublin : 17 September [1635].

Found only in MS.

Wentworth.

Cites Order of 1622, that nobility and gentiy should
be resident here and not depart without licence, and royal
letter of 20 Jan. last calling attention to the disregard of
this order. No person holding estates or office in this
kingdom, except those employed on His Majesty’s service
in England, may leave Ireland without the licence of the
Lord Deputy, on pain of contempt.

Tho. Baltinglasse, R. Dillon, G. Shurley, Ph. Mainwaring,
Th. Wenman, G. Radcliffe.

Youghal 189 ; Rushworth, Trial, p. 462 (16th article of impeach-
ment) ; Cal. S.P.I. p. 93. N° 311.

F 2

Nos 312-18

1635-7: 11-13 Charles I

AUGUST — BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COMMISSIONERS OF PLANTATION.

A Proclamation.

[Against combinations of Jurors.]

Portumna : August 1635.

Not found.

Wentworth.

All to acknowledge the King’s true right and undoubted
title to Connaught by a time limited. Pardon for offences
offered if sued for.

R. Ranelagh, R. Dillon, Gerrard Lowther, Chr. Wandes-
ford, Ph. Main waring, Ad. Loftus, Geo. Radcliffe.

See Strafford’s Letters i. 451 sqq. 312.

1635- 6

31 JANUARY.

Not found.

A forthcoming Proclamation for wools referred to, perhaps
No. 317.

See Strafford’s Letters i. 513. 312 a.

1636

31 MAY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For the reeling of Yarn.]

Dublin: 31 May 1636.

Not found.

All linen yarn spun and wound up in this kingdom is to
be reeled only upon one end and no more, the reels to
consist of an ell in compass, the yarn to be reeled up in layes
or ronds, each lay or rond to be neither more nor less than
one hundred threads, and so to be knit up on every rond or
lay with a twine or packthread. Every skein of yarn to
consist of neither more nor less than ten of these layes or
ronds. Penalty, confiscation.

Rushworth, Trial, p. 416; see Procl. 22 Feb. 1637-8 revoking this.

N° 313.

1636- 7

31 JANUARY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For the winding of Yarn.]

Dublin : 31 January 1636-7.

Not found.

Wentworth.

Recites Procl. 31 May, No. 313, q.v. Some ill-disposed
persons have contracted for yarn not made according to
proclamation, at cheap and low rates. The proclamation is
to be strictly observed. Any offender after April next will
be proceeded against at the Council Board or Court of Castle
Chamber. Rewards to those informing against contempt.
Adam Loftus, C., Dublin, Ormond, Dillon, Adam Loftus.
Rushworth, Trial, p. 421. jfo 314,

1637

31 MARCH.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCELL. A Proclamation concerning the
reliei'e of poore Prisoners.

Dublin : 31 March 1637.

Dublin: Soc. of Stat. : 1637.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 suspe- of Coun-

Wentworth.

The Justices of Peace at Quarter Sessions are to rate
every parish for the relief of poor prisoners, to be paid
quarterly to collectors, who shall distribute weekly relief
in gaols. This to be strictly observed, and report to be
made at Assizes, on pain of contempt.

Ad. Loftus, Cane., Valentia, R. Dillon, Will. Parsons,
Gerrard Lowther, Ri. Bolton, Io. Borlase, Ph. Mainwaring,
Tlio. Wenman, Geo. Radcliffe, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (30); 1. A. (43). N° 315.

31 MARCH.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCELL. A Proclamation for avoyding of
Law suites, concerning the Meares and Bounds of
Lands throughout this Kingdome.

Dublin: 31 March 1637.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1637.

2 ft’. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 multitude Realme 2) re- interrup-

Wentwortli.

Through want of enclosures, many encroachments on land
are made. All persons desirous of having their bounds marked
are to bring in a bill of complaint to Chancery, Exchequer,
Presidential Courts, or Justices of Oyer and Terminer, when
a Commission or order of perambulation will be granted to
mark out the bounds. A ditch 4 foot deep and 5 foot broad,
set with two rows of quickset, is to be made at once and
kept in repair. Offenders punished by Council. No high-
ways to be stopped or barred up, but convenient passage
to be left for carts and carriages.

Ad. Loftus, Cane., Valentia, R. Dillon, Will. Parsons,
Gerrard Lowther, Ri. Bolton, Io. Borlase, Ph. Mainwaring,
Tho. Wenman, Geo. Radcliffe, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (44). N° 310.

31 MARCH— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCELL. A Proclamation concerning the
true making of all sorts of Cloath, and woollen
commodities made for sale, and the true searching
and sealing thereof.

Dublin : 31 March 1637.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1637.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 follow- and 2) quarter 3) receiue a-

Wentworth.

Cites royal letter, 18 July, 10 Chas. I, and patent, 25 July,
6 Jas. I, granting to Lodowick, Duke of Richmond and Lenox,
the office of Alnager for 55 years, at a yearly rent of £10,
and for cotton-wool for the same term at the same rent
(the new draperie). These are to be executed. The old
and the new draperies are to be made to measure as by
English law (4 Jas. I, c. 2). Offices for sealing and measur-
ing to be opened.

Signatures as No. 316, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (31) ; 1. A. (46). N° 317.

31 MARCH.

Dublin reprint : John Crook : 1665.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 173 haec also 2) peece 3) sealing same,

A reprint of No. 317, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (35). N° 318.

6 APRIL.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCELL. A Proclamation concerning the
abolishing of the Title or name of Irish Money, or
Harpes, and reducing all Accompts, Receipts, and
Payments to be made Sterling and English Money.

Dublin : 6 April 1637.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1637.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 and cords that

Wentworth.

Irish money, or harpes, is a fourth part less than English
money. Advantage has been taken of this by some sheriffs
to levy sterling money and to account only for Irish. On
and after 20 March last, all accounts of the King’s money

1637-8: 13 Charles I

Nos 319 25

are to pass in English money, accounting 12 d. sterling for
16 pence Irish. In all records, reservation of rents, &c.,
the money shall be interpreted to be English, if made after
that date.

Ia. Armachanus, R. Dillon, Will. Parsons, Gerrard Low-
ther, Chr. Wandesforde, Io. Borlase, Pli. Mainwaring, Geo.
Radcliffe.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (34); 1. A. (49).

Simon 116; Ruding ii. 390. N° 319.

13 JULY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas there was an Act
of Council made . . .

[Concerning Tenures under Commission of Defective
Titles.]

Dublin ; 13 July 1637.

Found only in reprints.

Wentworth.

Cites Act of Council, Boyle, 11 July 1635, as to defective
titles in Co. Roscommon, and others of like nature, and
letters patent granted under Commission of 4 Jas. I,
No. 186, q.v. These Patents having been questioned, the case
was argued for Viscount Dillon of Costillogan, and the letters
patent declared wholly void for holdings by any other tenure
than knight’s service in capite.

R. Dillon, Ad. Loftus, W. Parsons, Gerr. Lowtlier,
R. Bolton, Chr. Wandesford, Ph. Mainwaring, Cha. Coote,
Geo. Radcliffe.

From The Case of Tenures (1637), but see 7th article against
Strafford, Rushicorth Trial, p. 64. 320.

3 AUGUST.-BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCELL. A Proclamation for the preserva-
tion of Phesants, Partridges, Grows, and Moore-
game, &c.

Dublin : 3 August 1637.

Dublin ; Soc. of Stat. : 1637.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 and County accor-

Wentworth.

No one to take any ‘ phesants, partridges, grows, or moor-
game ’ within 7 miles of Dublin, or 5 miles from Naase
in Kildare. No one to shoot with a gun in these limits till
licensed, and till they have given bond in £40 not to shoot
at any game. No setting dogs to be kept within 20 miles
of Dublin. Offenders to be proceeded against in the Castle
Chamber on information by the Attorney-General. Coun-
cillors of State may hawk and kill with their hawks within
these bounds.

Ad. Loftus, Cane., R Dillon, Ad. Loftus, Gerrard Low-
ther, Ri. Bolton, Chr. Wandesforde, Ph. Mainwaring, Geo.
Radcliffe, Ro. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (35); 1. A. (50); 1. B. (21); 1. C. (9).

N° 321.

31 OCTOBER. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas there
was an Act . . .

[Landholders in Roscommon, Sligo, Mayo, and Galway
to prove their Titles.]

Dublin : 31 October 1637.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1637.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 Boyle in seuerall

Wentworth.

Cites Acts of Council, 11 July 1635, at Boyle, and others,
citing holders of land in Roscoman, Slygo, Mayo, and Gall-
way, who hold lands or estates under cover of letters patent
from the Crown (other than those granted under royal

letter, 2 July, 13 Jas. I). All are to attend on 30 November
next by themselves or their agents to be heard in defence
of the validity of their letters patents. This to be pro-
claimed in these counties.

R. Dillon, Ad. Loftus, William Parsons, Gerrard Lowther,
Ri. Bolton, Chr. Wandesforde, Ioh. Borlase, Geo. Radcliffe,
Ro. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (36) ; 1. A. (57) ; 1. B. (22) ; 1. C. (10).

N° 322.

31 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation concerning
Licences for selling or retailing Wine or Aquavitte.

Dublin : 31 December 1637.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1637.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 the stands hereafter

Wentworth.

The grant for licensing wine and aquavitae has been
resumed on composition with the holders. Sir James Ware
and Sir Philip Perceval are appointed licensers in the King’s
name. All persons having licences to sell wine, &c., to
deposit them or certified copies. Licences not deposited
are void, and will be granted to other persons. No further
licences to be issued by any person till the Council directs.

R. Dillon, Ad. Loftus, Gerrard Lowther, Chr. Wandes-
forde, Ioh. Borlase, Ph. Mainwaring, Geo. Radcliffe, Ro.
Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (37); 1. A. (52); 1. B. (23). N° 323.

1637-8

9 JANUARY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation concerning
the Importation of Tobaccoe.

Dublin : 9 January 1637[-8].

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1637[-8].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 of the severall

Wentworth.

No tobacco is to be imported after 1 May without licence
from the Lord Deputy and Council on pain of contempt.
The customs officers are not to take entry of it after that
date without licence. The customs and impost to be those
directed by the farmers of customs lately. Cites Royal
Letter, 18 July.

R. Dillon, Ad. Loftus, William Parsons, Gerrard Lowther,
Chr. Wandesforde, Ioh. Borlase, Ph. Mainwaring, Geo. Rad-
cliffe, Ro. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (38); 1. A. (52); 1. B. (24); 1 C. (11).
Nalson ii. 66; Rush worth, Trial, p. 402. U0 324.

22 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation concerning
Linnen Yarne.

Dublin ; 22 February 1637[-8].

Dublin: Soc. of Stat. : 1637 [-8].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 the nen per-

Wentworth.

Cites Prods. 31 May 1636, No. 313, q.v., and 31 Jan.
1636[-7], No. 314, q.v., ordering yarn to be reeled only, on
one end only, reel to be one ell in compass, to be reeled in
lays of 1 00 threads, knit up with a packthread. The other
parts of the proclamations have been observed, and these
may be dispensed with for a time.

R. Dillon, Ad. Loftus, William Parsons, Gerrard Lowther,
Ri. Bolton, Chr. Wandesford, Ioh. Borlase, Geo. Radcliffe.
P.R.O. Dub. 1 (39); 1. A. (54); 1. B. (25). N° 325.

Nos 326-30

1638-9: 13-15 Charles I

23 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation concerning
the Sealing of Tobaccoe.

Dublin : 23 February 1637[-8].

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1637[-8].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 what pleat the

Wentworth.

Cites Procl. 9 Jan. 1637-8, No. 324, q.v. No tobacco
after 31 May next to be put on sale wholesale except in l’olls
sealed at each end. Powers of search to Ioshua Carpenter,
Bartholomew Peisly, Thomas Edmonds, Esquires, and
Thomas Littell, Gentleman, and to all mayors, &c. Unsealed
tobacco to be seized and brought to Gallway, Kinsale,
Youghall, Dublin, or Carickfergus. Sixpence per lb. reward
to any person who seizes unsealed tobacco. Tobacco already
landed will be sealed free in Dublin between 14 March and
31st, in Waterford from 2-10 April, in Youghall from
11-22 April, in Kinsale from 23 April to 7 May, in Lim-
bricke 9-12 May, Gallway 14-20 May, Carickfergus
24-31 May.

R. Dillon, Gerrard Lowther, Ri. Bolton, Chr. Wandes-
forde, loll. Borlase, Ph. Mainwaring, Geo. Radcliffe, Ro.
Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (40); 1. A. (55) ; 1. B. (26); 1. C. (12).

Nalson ii. 66; Rushworth, Trial, p. 402. 326.

1638

16 OCTOBER. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation to Prevent
the defrauding of his Majesties Customes.

Dublin : 16 October 1638.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1638.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 Cu- and 2) Boatswaines con-

Wentworth.

The delay of ships with merchandise in ports (not their
appointed ports of discharging) has caused many frauds on
the revenue. Two officers of any ship arriving in any port
shall immediately repair to the Custom House, and give in
on oath an invoice of their cargo and of its owners and
ports of discharge, and a statement of what, if any, goods
have been landed. They are to give bonds for not landing
goods without permission, and to allow free entry to customs
officers. No merchants are to buy goods till they have
passed the customs. All ships laden with sea-coal or in
ballast are to make similar declarations. Offenders to be
tried in the High Court of Castle Chamber.

R. Dillon, Ad. Loftus, William Parsons, Gerrard Lowther,
Chr. Wandesforde, Ioh. Borlase, Geo. Radcliffe, Ro. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (41); 1. A. (56); 1. B. (27); 1. C. (13).

See Rushworth, Trial, p. 67 (Article 14 of the Impeachment).

N° 327.

20 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation prohibiting
the Importation of Allome, and the buying and
spending thereof in any his Majesties Dominions.

Dublin : 20 December 1638.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1638.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 of also 2) require their

Wentworth.

Recites the importance of the alum trade for promoting
work, and as a means of revenue. Letters patent were
granted 1 March 1 633[— 4] to Sir John Gibson for the exclu-
sive manufacture of alum for a certain term in Ireland.
Commissions are to be granted to detect offenders against
this proclamation. If sailors import it, their ships will
be delayed until the Court is satisfied. Customs officers to
take no entries of alum, but to arrest all having it. Powers

of search to Sir John Gibson. Offenders to be brought
before the Privy Council.

R. Dillon, Ad. Loftus, William Parsons, Gerrard Lowther,
Ri. Bolton, Chr. Wandesforde, Ioh. Borlase, Ph. Mainwaring.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (43); 1. A. (58); 1. B. (28). N° 328.

20 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation touching
certaine times limitted for passing of Patents upon
the Commission for remedy of Defective Titles.

Dublin : 20 December 1638.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1638.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 good Patents dispose

Wentworth.

Commissions of Grace have been in existence for 6 years
and yet many subjects have not taken advantage of them,
though invited by divers late proclamations. Moreover
certain compositions have not yet been passed by letters
patents, and the validity of the statute for settling titles in
the late plantations will expire in a year or so. Letters
patents must be taken out before the last of Trinity Term
next. Those who have not compounded must do so before
Hilary Term, 1639, when suitors will be admitted to com-
pound for the lands and obtain grants thereof by new letters
patents.

Signatures as No. 328, q.v., with Tho. Rotherham.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (44) cut ; 1. A. (59) ; 1. B. (29) ; 1. C. (14).

N° 329.

1638-9

12 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation touching

Glasses

Dublin : 12 February 1638[-9].

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1638[-9].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 Charges, the prices.

Wentworth.

Cites Patent to Sir Robert Mansell, Lieutenant of the
Admiralty, for making glass, dated 1 March, 10 Chas. I,
to run for 21 years from the expiration of 15 years from
22 May, 21 Jas. I, at a yearly rent of £1,500. No one is to
import any glass into Ireland after 12 August next. No
one to make any glass in Ireland after 12 February 1 6 39[— 4 Oj,
on pain of displeasure. Those who oppose the due execution
of this notice shall be called before the Privy Council for
condign punishment, provided always Sir Robert Mansell
has a sufficient stock of glass in the kingdom at moderate
rates and prices.

R. Ranelagh, R. Dillon, Ad. Loftus, Gerrard Lowther,
Ioh. Borlase, Geo. Radcliffe, Rob. Mei'edith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (45) cut; 1. A. (60) ; 1. B. (30); 1. C. (15).

N° 330.

1639

21 MAY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND

COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We the Lord
Deputy and . . .

[Imposing an oath against the Covenant on Scots
settlers.]

Dublin: 21 May 1639.

Not found.

Wentworth.

Cites Act of Council, 16 May, approving of petition against
the Covenant sworn in Scotland, and asking for an oath
declaring the King’s regal power, &c. All persons of the
Scottish nation over 16 inhabiting or having estates, &c., in
Ireland are to take an oath against the Covenant before
Commissioners, who are to certify their names to the L.
Deputy and Council. All of the Scottish nation to appear

1639-41: 15-17 Charles I

Nos 331-8

before the Commission and take oath. This Act of Council
to be proclaimed.

Ja. Armachanus, La. Dublin, Ormond and Ossory, Conway
and Kilulta, R. Dillon, Ad. Loftus, Geo. Shurley, Wm.
Parsons, Gerrard Lowther, R. Bolton, Chr. Wandesford,
W. Stewart, Rob. Meredith.

Strafford's Letters ii. 344 ; see Rushworth, Trial, p. 501. N° 331.

19 DECEMBER— [BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCELL.] A Proclamation concern-
ing such as have not passed their estates upon his
Maiesties Commission of grace for remedy of defec-
tive titles.

Dublin: 19 December 1639.

Found only in MS.

[R. Dillon, Chr. Wandesford.]

Cites recent Acts giving security to undertakers passing
their lands by new Patents. Many have neglected to do
this. If new patents are not taken out before the end of the
five years, i. e. 21 March next, they will lose the benefit of
the statutes.

Ad. Loftus. George Radcliff, Iohn Borlase, Ro. Meredith,
Tho. Rotherham.

Youghal 196. N° 332.

1639-40

1 FEBRUARY— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation concerning
a Parliament to be held 16 March, 1639.

Dublin: 1 February 1639[-40].

[Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1639[-40].]

1 f. Gothic letter.

Found only in MS.

R. Dillon, Chr. Wandesford.

A Parliament will be held in Dublin, 16 March, Anno 15,
at which all prelates, earls, knights, and burgesses shall
personally appear.

Ri. Bolton, Cane., Lau. Dublin, Ormond Ossory, Adam
Loftus, Geo. Shurley, Will. Parsons, Gerrard Lowther, Edw.
Bolton, Io. Borlase, Tho. Rotherham, Geo. Radcliff, Rob.
Meredith.

Youghal 197. . N° 333.

1640

28 MARCH— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas at this
time . . .

[Officers to be at their posts 30 April.]

Dublin: 28 March 1640.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1640.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 occa- personally England
Strafforde.

All captaines, lieutenants, cornets, and ensigns of horse
and foote to hold themselves in readiness by 30 April at
Dublin Castle or at their garrisons, on peril of their lives,
to receive orders and thence not to depart without licence.

Ormond Ossory, Cromwell, R. Ranelagh, W. Sentleger,
Ad. Loftus, Io. Borlase, Cha. Coote, G. Wentworth, Geo.
Radcliffe.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (46) ; 1. A. (61) ; 1. B. (31) ; 1. C. (16).

N° 334.

5 MAY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas by severall . . .
[Concerning the rendezvous of pressed men.]
Dublin : 5 May 1640.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1640.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 Us said pro-
Chr. Wandesforde.

The pressed men were ordered to be at the rendezvous on

the 18th of this month. Owing to the delay of the mes-
sengers the rendezvous must be put off to 18 June, when
the pressed men, the voluntaries, and the twenty-five men
from each company of the standing army, are to attend.
The movement to Carrickfergus is to take place on 25 June,
for which date provisions are to be laid in on the route.
The Ulster rendezvous is to be at Antrim, not Carrickfergus.
All to take notice of this proclamation.

Ri. Bolton, Cane., R. Dillon, Ad. Loftus, W. Parsons,
Gerrard Lowther, Io. Borlase, Geo. Radcliffe, Rob. Meredith.
P.R.O. Dub. 1 (47) ; 1. A. (62); 1. B. (32). N° 335.

18 NOVEMBER— BY THE KING.

Dublin reprint : Soc. of Stat. : [1640].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 His doth both
A reprint of No. 1834, England, q.v. ‘This is a Coppy
of a Proclamation imprinted in England, and by the said
Proclamation required to be published in both Kingdomes.’
P.R.O. Dub. 1 (48) cut ; 1. A. (63) ; 1. B. (33) ; 1. C. (17).

N° 336.

1641

21 MAY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCELL. A Proclamation for the disband-
ing of the New Irish Army.

Dublin: 21 May 1641.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1641.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 Irish pay Subjects
W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

The new Irish army, disbanded by the King’s order, is to
return home quietly, the soldiers paying their own charges
as other travellers do. If any disorder is committed the
offender will not be exempted from punishment in the legal
course. Sheriffs and all others to take notice.

La. Dublin, Ormond Ossory, Moore, Cha. Coote, Will.
Stewart, Tho. Rotherham, la. Ware, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (49) cut; 1. A. (64); 1. B. (34); 1. C. (18).

N° 337.

28 AUGUST.— BY THE KING. A Proclamation
containing and declaring the Kings Majesties Grant
and Licence for transportation of Woolls from this
Kingdom into the Kingdom of England. Together
with his Majesties Declaration of what Customes
shall be payd for Woolls so to be transported.
Dublin: 28 August [1641].

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1641.

2 ff. Gothic letter. Carleton.

Arms 172 Ireland, the 2) at Eealme
Cites 11 Eliz. (Ire.) and 13 Eliz. (Ire.) pi’eventing export
of wool by high customs. On the advice of Sir William
Parsons and Sir Iohn Borlase, by royal letter of 2 August,
gives permission for export of wool from Dublin, Drogheda,
Wexford, Dundalk, Carlingford, Newrosse, Waterford, Dun-
garvan, Yeohall, Cork, Limerick, Kinsall, Bantry, Dingle-
choose, London-derry, Colerane, Ballintra, Knockfergus,
Banger, Donaghedee, Strangford, Calebeg, Galway, Sligo,
and Moyne to London, Bristol, West Chester, Barstable,
Leverpoole, Milford, Exeter, Southampton, Plimouth, and
Minehead, and those ports only. Wool to be entered before-
hand, and pay 6 d. a stone as customs, according to Order in
Council (Eng.) 16 June. The Proclamation to be in place
of a special licence to each importer. These to be made
patent.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (50); 1. A. (65); 1. B. (35); 1. C. (19).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 328.

This Proclamation is not entered on the Patent Polls, but the Royal
Letter of 2 August and the Order of 16 June are. The Justices are
advised to draft a Proclamation with the advice of counsel. All the
particulars are in the Proclamation only. They are ordered to issue
the Proclamation in the name of the King. 338.

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Nos 339-45

1641: 17 Charles I

23 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORDS IUS-
TICES AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation
for securing mens estates upon the Commission of
Grace for remedy of defective Titles.

Dublin: 23 September 1641.

Dublin: Soc. of Stat. : 1641.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 given dant wel-
W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

The Commission of Grace is still in force, and all subjects
that desire it may for moderate compositions secure their
estates by letters patents upon the said commission.

R. Dillon, Ad. Loftus, Tho. Rotherham, la. Ware, G.
Wentworth, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (52); 1. A. (67); 1. B. (36); 1. C. (20).

N° 339.

23 OCTOBER— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] These are to
make knowne . . .

[Proclaiming the Rebellion in Ireland.]

Dublin : 23 October 1641.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1641.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 this many Maiesties
W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

A conspiracy against the lives of the Council and many
others, and to seize Dublin Castle and the other fortifications
of the kingdom, has been discovered, and some of the con-
spirators arrested. All loyal subjects are to stand on their
defence, and advertise the Council of any oecurrents affecting
the peace of the kingdom. No levies of men to be made for
foreign service, and none to march on that pretence.

R. Dillon, Ro. Digby, Ad. Loftus, I. Temple, Tho. Rother-
ham, Fr. Willoughby, la. Ware, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (68).

R. iv. 401 ; N. ii. 522 ; Gilbert i. 226; Temple p. 37 ; Youghal 211 ;
Borlaee p. 22 ; Cal. S.P.I. p. 343.

The ‘ General Declaration of the Catholics of Ireland ’ of this date is
printed in Bernard’s ‘Whole Proceedings.’ A copy in Antiq.

N° 340.

26 OCTOBER— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES.

A Proclamation ordering all strangers to leave
Dublin in one hour.

Not found.

Borlaee p. 28. N0 340a.

27 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES.

A Proclamation for the Prorogation of the Parlia-
ment.

Dublin: 27 October 1641.

[Dublin: Soc. of Stat. : 1641.]

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 under Consideration Common
W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

Under Commission 4 Jan. 16 Chas. I (Eng.), Parliament
now adjourned (the Commons to 9 Nov., the Lords to 16 Nov.)
is further adjourned to 24 February next.

Moore, R. Dillon, Ro. Digby, Ad. Loftus, Gerrard Lowther,
Tho. Rotherham, la. Ware, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (53) cropped.

Youghal 214.

Parliament met on 9 November and adjourned to 16 November, and
on the 17tli adjourned to 11 January 1641[-2]. N° 341.

27 OCTOBER— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation for the
further Adjournment of Michaelmas Tearme.
Dublin: 27 October 1641.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1641.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 al- cell 2) forth to

W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

The Term has been adjourned by writ until Crastin. Anim.
next. Owing to the Rebellion ‘ raised by a multitude of
evil-affected meere Irish Papists’ it is further adjourned to
Octab. Hillar. next. Usual orders as to keeping essoignes,
treasury payments, writs, appearances, &c.

Signatures as in No. 341, q.v., except Moore.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (54) ; 1. A. (69).

Youghal 212. N° 342.

28 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES.

A Proclamation threatening death to any person
harbouring strangers.

Not found.

Borlaee p. 28. N° 342 a.

29 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORDS, JUSTICES,

AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas a Peti-
tion hath . . .

[On the meaning of the term ‘ Irish Papists ’.]
Dublin: 29 October 1641.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : [1641].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 172 Lords other of
Will. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

Recites a petition of lords and gentlemen of the English
pale and others of the old English, as to the use of the term
‘Irish Papists’ in a late proclamation, No. 342, q.v. They
are not included, being averse to the old Irish. Only such
of the old meer Irish in Ulster as have plotted, &c., and
their adherents, were intended. Protestants and Papists
are to forbear upbraiding matters of religion.

R. Ranelagh, R Dillon, Ant. Midensis, Ad. Loftus, Geo.
Shurley, Gerrard Lowther, I. Temple, Fr. Willoughby, la.
Ware.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (71) imprint gone.

Gilbert i. 228 ; Youghal 212; Rush. iv. 404 ; Temple p. 57.

N° 343.

29 OCTOBER.

Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1641.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Headpiece Lords, is of

A reprint of No. 343, q.v.

B.M. 669. f. 3 (23).

A London reprint. N° 344.

30 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCELL- [Begins] Whereas We . . .
have lately found . . .

[Against Conspirators claiming the King’s authority.]
Dublin : 30 October 1641.

[Dublin : Soc. of Stat. : 1641.]

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 was Subiects said
W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

Some forts and garrisons in the North of Ireland have
been surprised, many subjects robbed, and some killed.
The conspirators traduce the Crown by claiming its authority.
This is false and traitorous. By the King's authority the
Justices are marching against the rebels. All who have
been deluded by this report are ordered to lay down their
arms and submit at once.

La. Dublin, R. Ranelagh, R. Dillon, Ant. Midensis, Iohn
Raphoe, I. Temple, P. Crosbie, la. Ware, Rob. Meredith.
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (72) imprint gone.

N. ii. 638 ; Youghal 214 ; Borlaee App. iii. N° 345.

40

1641: 17 Charles I

Nos 346-52

I NOVEMBER— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES

AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas We . . .
have issued . . .

[Offering pardon to sundry pillagers.]

Dublin: 1 November 1641.

Dublin: Soc. of Stat. : 1641.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 the led submission

W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

Cites proclamation 30 October, No. 345, q.v. Sundry
subjects in Meath, Westmeath, Louth, and Longford have
taken the goods of faithful subjects. A free pardon offered
to all, not freeholders nor in prison, who have not shed
blood, and who come in within ten days and submit them-
selves, restoring the goods to the nearest Justice of Peace.
The names of those who come in to be certified to Council
within six days.

La. Dublin, R. Dillon, I. Temple, la. Ware, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (56) ; 1. A. (73). N° 346.

4 NOVEMBER. — [BY PARLIAMENT.] An

Order Of The Lords And Commons In This Present
Parliament In England Concerning Ireland.

[Westminster: 4 November 1641.]

Dublin : sine nom. : 12 November 1641.

1 f. Roman letter. Io. Browne.

Type headpiece pre- of Per-

Order for raising 6,000 foot and 2,000 horse, to be sent
from England as desired by the Lords Justices. Three
ports, Bristol, West Chester, and one other in Cumberland,
to be made magazines for supply of Ireland. Any one
raising horse or foot for service against the rebels will be
rewarded with lands of inheritance. They recommend a
proffer of pardon, and the offer of a reward for the heads of
such traitors as may be particularly named.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (57); 1. A. (74).

Temple p. 223; L.J. iv. 422 ; Borlace p. 86. N° 347.

II NOVEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-

TICES AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation
for the discovery and present removal of all such as
do or shall continue in the City of Dublin, or places
adjacent, without just or necessary cause.

Dublin: 11 November 1641.

Not found.

W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

Ormond Ossory, R. Dillon, Cha. Lambert, I. Temple, Cha.
Coote, P. Crosbie.

Borlace App. iv. N° 348.

16 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PARLIAMENT
OF IRELAND.] [Begins] Whereas sundrie per-
sons have . . .

[Appointing Commissioners to treat with the Rebels.]
[Dublin] : 16 November 1641.

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter. Phil. Percivall.

Headpiece 1 Armes wherefore Coun-

The following persons are selected (being approved by the
King or his representatives) to confer with those now in
arms in Ulster. Hostilities are to be suspended. A safe-
conduct during the Conference and four days after. The
Commissioners or any eight of them (3 Lords, 5 Commons)
to have power to report, and to proceed at pleasure of His
Majesty, &c.

E. of Antrym, Fingall, Visct. Gormanstown, Moore,
Baltinglas, L. Bishop of Kilmoore, L. of Slane, Dunsany,

, Lambert.

Sir Charles Coote, Bt., Sir Pierce Crosbie, Bt., Sir Richard
' Barnewell, Bt., Nicholas Plunket, Sir James Dillon, sen.,

YOL. II

Sir Christopher Bellew, John Belle w, Bryan 6 Neale, Sir
John Dougan, Bt., Thomas Bourke, Tibbot Taaffe, Richard
Belling, Sir Luke fitzGerald, Patricke Barnewell of Kilbrue,
Hugh Rochford, Sir Robert Forth, Sir Lucas Dillon, Capt.
John Piggot.

Bodl. Carte 65 (14), 2. 59. P.R.O. Dub. 1 (58) ; 1. A. (75).

C.J.I. i (1). 294 ; Gilbert i. 30 ; Cont. Hist. i. 370 ; Temple p. 87 ;
Youghal 215.

1 The letters C. R. in the block have been erased. N° 349.

16 NOVEMBER. —[BY THE PARLIAMENT

OF IRELAND.] [Begins] Whereas the present
Condition . . .

[Ordering the levy of troops and money.]
[Dublin]: 16 November 1641.

Dublin : sine nom. : 1641.

1 f. Italic letter. Phil. Percivall.

Headpiece Eingdome bettious the

As a speedy levy of forces is desirable in the present
danger of the kingdom, all counties ordered by the King,
&c., may raise armed men, and provide and import arms
and ammunition for them, and assess and collect money for
providing arms, &c., and for maintenance of horse and foot.
The sheriffs are to assemble the lords, gentlemen, and free-
holders as soon as possible.

Bodl. Carte 71, printed (7). P.R.O. Dub. 1 (59) cut;
1. A. (76).

C.J.I. i (1). 294. no 350 ,

17 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PARLIAMENT

OF IRELAND.] The Protestation and Declara-
tion of the Lords Spirituall and Temporall and
Commons in Parliament assembled.

[Dublin: 17 November 1641.]

Dublin : sine nom. : 1641.

1 f. Gothic letter. Phil. Percivall.

Arms 172 beene of or

The Lords and Commons detest the actions of the rebels,
and will take up arms to suppress them in any way approved
by the King or his deputies, by authority of Parliament.
P.R.O. Dub. 1 (60); 1. A. (77).

C.J.I. i (1). 294; Temple p. 218; Youghal 216; Gilbert i. 29;
Borlace p. 33. N° 351.

22 NOVEMBER. — BY LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation for assem-
bling of both Houses of Parliament at the Cittie of
Dublin, sooner then by a former Proclamation of
the 27. of October last was declared.

Dublin: 22 November 1641.

Dublin: sine nom. : 1641.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 adjourn- Since be-
W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

Cites proclamation 27 Oct., No. 341, q.v. On petition to
remove some doubts, Parliament was allowed to meet on
9 Nov., adjourn to 16 Nov., and then be prorogued. On
16 Nov. by request, Parliament was permitted to assemble
and make a public declaration of loyalty. It was moreover
asked that it might meet earlier. Parliament therefore met
on 16 Nov., and on 17 Nov. was prorogued to 11 January
next in the City of Dublin. In the meantime all are to
repair home to defend their own dwellings as ordered by
proclamation 11 Nov. last, No. 348, q.v.

Ormond Ossory, R. Dillon, Cha. Lambert, Ad. Loftus,
Geo. Shurley, I. Temple, Cha. Coote, P. Crosbie, Rob.
Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (61); 1. B. (37).

41

N° 352.

G

Nos 353-61

1641-2: 17 Charles I

22 NOVEMBER. — BY LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation for the
immediate fortifying of the Cittie of Dublin, and the
Suburbs thereof.

Dublin: 22 November 1641.

Dublin : sine nom. : 1641.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 Proposi- and and
W. Parsons, Io. Burlase.

All persons living in Dublin, citizens and soldiers, over
1 7 to attend within twelve hours, with 4 shovels, spades,
spittles, pickaxes,’ &c., to help in constructing fortifications
for the city, and to continue till the work is done. Persons
unable to attend through illness to pay 6 d. a day. Voluntary
contributions invited. Those who do not attend will be
esteemed ill-affected.

Ormond Ossory, R. Dillon, Cha. Lambert, Ad. Loftus,
Geo. Shurley, I. Temple, Cha. Coote, P. Crosbie, la. Ware,
Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (62) ; 1. A. (78). N° 353.

22 NOVEMBER.

London reprint : sold by Henry Walker : 1641.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 33 Propo- Majesties Generali
A reprint of No. 353, q.v.

Bodl. Ashm. H. 23 (39), (122). Antiq.* (32a). N° 354.

NOVEMBER.— BY LORDS IUSTICES AND
COUNCELL. A Proclamation to burn all corn
within 10 miles of Dublin if not brought in within
ten days. Full market prices will be given.

See Gilbert i. 249, &c. Ijo 355.

27 NOVEMBER. — BY THE LORDS IUS-
TICES AND COUNCELL. A Proclamation
for a publique Fast to be solemnized in the Cittie of
Dublin, and the Suburbs thereof.

Dublin : 27 November 1641.

Sine nota.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 and the Ab-
W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

A weekly fast to be held every Friday, divine service
and sermons to be celebrated and heard. The value of
what is saved to be given in alms to those deprived of their
livelihood by the Rebellion.

La. Dublin, Ormond Ossory, R. Dillon, Ant. Midensis,
Ad. Loftus, I. Temple, P. Crosbie, la. Ware, Rob. Meredith.
P.R.O. Dub. 1 (63) cut ; 1. A. (79). N° 356.

13 DECEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES AND COUNCIL.

[Summoning the Earl of Fingal and Confederate Peers.]
Dublin : 13 December 1641.

Not found.

Summoning them to appear at Dublin 17 Dec. and
pledging the public faith for their security.

Borlace p. 41 ; see letter to Council, Gilbert i. 242. J^o 357,

13 DECEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas
on the ninth day of this . . .

[Concerning an assembly in arms at Swords.]
Dublin : 13 December 1641.

[Dublin : sine nom. : 1641.]

Found only in MS.

W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

Luke Nettervill, George Blackney, George King, and
others being assembled in arms at Swords, were ordered to
appear before the Council on the 1 0th inst. They replied
in a letter signed by them and John Talbot, Richard Goulding,
Thomas and Christopher Russell, Patrick Caddell, William

Travers, Richard Barnewell, and Lawrence Bealing, that
they were in danger and required protection. They were
assembled, however, with 1,200 armed men, and are ordered
to appear before 18th inst., being promised protection on the
journey.

Ormond Ossory, R. Dillon, Cha. Lambart, Ad. Loftus,
J. Temple, Chas. Coote, Fra. Willoughby, Ja. Ware, Rob.
Meredith.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 314 (181).

Cal. (1663-5) p. 172 ; see Gilbert ii. 237. Jfo 353.

14 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Forasmuch as
divers of the inhabitants . . .

[Ormond to attack Clontarf.]

Dublin : 14 December 1641.

Not found.

W. Parsons, I. Borlase.

Order to burn rebels’ houses and goods in Clontarf,
Rhaheny, and Kilbarrock. Ships to be brought to the new
crane in Dublin or burnt.

Ormond Ossory, R. Dillon, C. Lambert, Ad. Loftus, Iohn
Temple, Ch. Coote, Fra. Willoughby,

Borlace p. 42. N° 358 a.

27 DECEMBER. — BY THE LORDS IUS-

TICES. A Proclamation for the Prorogation of
Parliament.

Dublin : 27 December 1641.

Dublin: sine nom. : 1641.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 Commission dome the
W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

Parliament is prorogued from 11 January next to 21 June
at Dublin Castle.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (64).

Parliament met 11 January at Tholsell of Dublin (Com. Journ.).

N° 359.

28 DECEMBER. — BY THE LORDS IUS-

TICES AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas
by the frequent Concourse . . .

[For the supply of corn, &c., to Dublin.]

Dublin: 28 December 1641.

Dublin : sine nom. : 1641.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 the and punishment
W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

No person to resort to Dublin, unless ordered by the Lords
Justices, lames Earl of Ormond and Ossory, Lieut.-Gen.
of the Army, or Sir Charles Coote, Bart., Governor of the
Forces in Dublin, or bringing corn. Corn masters to sell
wheat, pease, and beans at 20s. a Dublin peck, and oats at
5s. 6 d. per barrel. If corn masters do not send it in to market
measures will be taken to prevent it falling into the hands
of the rebels.

Ormond Ossory, R. Dillon, Ad. Loftus, I. Temple, Cha.
Coote, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (80). N° 360.

1641-2

1 JANUARY.— BY THE KING.

See No. 1915, England.

Gilbert i. 253 ; Youghal 217 ; Borlace p. 53, received 20 January.
Each original (40) under Sign Manual and Privy Signet. U-0 361.

14 JANUARY — BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas it is
observed . . .

[Against camp followers and concerning pillage.]
Dublin: 14 January 1641 [-2].

Sine nota.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 Maje- therfore pro-

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Nos 362-7

W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

No camp followers allowed on pain of death, unless those
authorized by a commander in the army. If any soldier takes
pillage it must be produced next day in St. Thomas Street,
near Newgate, and remain there from 9 a.m. to noon, so that
the owner, being a loyal subject, may claim it. Any colonel
or commander may execute to death or otherwise by martial
law any pillager or any rebel or traitor. Sheriffs of City
of Dublin to proclaim this.

Ormond Ossory, Cha. Lambart, Ad. Loftus, I. Temple,
Cha. Coote, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (65) cut ; 1. A. (81). N° 362.

15 J ANU ARY.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Although by
Proclamation . . .

[Rates for the assize of wheat, &c.]

Dublin: 15 January 1641[-2].

Dublin: sine nom. : 1641 [—2].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 We those Authorise.

W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

Cites proclamation 28 Dec. 1641, No. 360, q.v. The prices
there quoted are too high. Best wheat is not to exceed 18s.
a Dublin peck, and pease and beanes 12s. a peck. Offenders
will be severely punished.

Ormond Ossory, Cha. Lambart, Ad. Loftus, I. Temple,
Cha. Coote, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (66); 1. A. (82). N° 363.

18 JANUARY.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] We doe hereby
in His . . .

[Soldiers not to go to England without licence.]
Dublin : 18 January 1641 [-2].

Dublin: sine nom. : 1641[-2].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 all of Souldiers

W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

No soldiers, on pain of death, to depart for England
without leave from the Lieut.-General. No owners of
vessels, &c., to carry them, on pain of death. Searchers,
&c., to prevent their embarkation.

Ormond Ossory, R. Dillon, Ad. Loftus, I. Temple, Cha.
Coote, Fra. Willoughby, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (67); 1. A. (83).

N. ii. 919 ; Borlace p. 48. jjo 334,

8 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] It is well known
to all men, . . .

[Rewards for the chief rebels in Ireland.]

Dublin: 8 February 1641[-2].

Dublin: sine nom. : 1641 [-2].

4 ft'. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 this the 2) supporters 3) said 4) Wil- kill

W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

Recites the goodness of the King. Many of the rebels
are of English descent, and owe their estates to their
ancestors’ loyalty. The rebels pretend to be in arms to
defend the King’s prerogative. Refers to the proclamation
29 Oct., No. 343, q.v., as showing their confidence in loyal
Roman Catholics, and refers to the issue of arms to them.
The Roman Catholics then revolted to the enemy, and those
of the Pale have assisted them. The following are declared
rebels. Sir Con Magenis of Newcastle, Co. Down, Patrick
mac Cartan of Loghnelan, Art oge mac Glasny Magenis of
Ilanderry, Ever mac Phelim Magenis of Castlewelan, Rory

mac Brian oge Magenis of Edenteecullagh, Philip mac Hugh
mac Shane 6 Rely of Ballinecarrig, Co. Cavan, Phillip mac
Mulmorry 6 Rely of Lismore, Mulmorry mac Edmond 6
Rely of Cavet, Hugh Boy mac Shane 6 Rely of Kilmore,
Owen mac Shane mac Phillip 6 Rely of the same, Rory
Magwyre of Hassets-towne, Co. Fermanagh (brother to Lord
Magwyre), Donogh bane Magwyre of Carrow (uncle), Brian
mac Cowconnaght Magwyre of Tempoe, Sir Phelim 6 Neale
of Kinard, Co. Turone, Tirlagh Roe 6 Neale, his brother,
Tirlagh Gi’oome 6 Quin of Donoghmore, Cormock mac Owin
oge 6 Hagan of Mullinecor, Patrick Modder 6 Donelly of
Croskanena, Art mac Tirlagh mac Henry 6 Neale of Dever-
nagh, Co. Armagh, Tirlagh mac Henry mac Tirlagh 6 Neale
of the Fues, Hugh oge 6 Neale of Aghadamph, Donogh oge
6 Murchie of Cashed, Collo mac Brian mac Mahowne of
Balloghie, Co. Monaghan, Neale mac Kena of the Trough,
Coolo mac Ever mac Mahowne, Art Roe mac Patrick mac
Art Moyle mac Mahowne of Fanahah, Capt. Hugh mac
Phelim Birne of Ballinecor, Co. Wickes, Shane mac Brien
mac Phelim Birne of Carrigocroe, Luke alias Feagh 6 Toole
of Castlekeven, Luke alias Feagh mac Redmond Birne of
Kilcloghran, Redmond mac Feagh Birne of Kilvane, Phelim
mac Redmond Birne of the same, Dermot mac Dowlin
Cavenagh of Ballidony, Co. Wexford, Lewis alias Lisagh
mac Owny Dempsie of Rahynne, Kings Co., Art 6 Molloy
of Rathlyan, Hubert Fox of Kilcoursie, Owen 6 Molloy of
Clonekeene, Florence mac Shane Fitz-Patrick of Castle-towne,
Queens Co., Barnabie Dempsie of Knockardegur, Daniel
Doine of Tenehinche, Barnabie Fitz-Patrick of Raghdowny,
lames mac Fergus mac Donell of Taghnekillie, Francis mac
Faghny 6 Farrall of the Mote, Co. Longford, William Farrall
of Ballintobber, lames mac Conell Farrall of Tenelecke,
Oliver Boy Fitz-Gerrald, Pierse Fitz-Gerrald of Ballysonan,
Co. Kildare, Maurice Eustace of Castle-Martin, Nicholas
Sutton of Tipper, Roger alias Rory 6 More of Bally nah,
William Fitz-Gerrald of Blackhall, Robert Preston (brother
to Yisct. Gormanstown), lames Fleming of Slane, Co. Meath
(brother to Lord Baron Slane), Patrick Cusacke of Gerrards-
towne, Edward Betagh of Mognaltie, Gerrald Leins of the
Knock, Luke Netervill of Corballies, Co. Dublin (son of Yisct.
Netervill), George Kinge of Clontarfe, Richard Barnewell of
Lespopell, Col. Richard Plunkett of Dunsoghlie, Matthew
Talbot of Kilgobban, Iohn Stanley of Mallettstowne or
Marlettstowne, Co. Lowth, John Bellew of Willets-towne,
Christopher Barnwell of Rathaskett alias Rathasker, Oliver
Cashed of Dundalk. .£1,000 for head, £800 proof of death
of Phelim 6 Neal, £600 or £400 for Sir Con Magenis, Rory
Magwyre, Phillip mac Hugh mac Shane 6 Rely and Collo
mac Brian mac Mahon if brought in before 25 March next.
A free pardon and £400 (or £300) reward for the others
except to Phillip mac Hugh mac Shane 6 Rely, Collo mac
Brian mac Mahowne, Luke Toole, Rory 6 More, and the
children and grandchildren of Feagh mac Hugh Birne, who
cannot be pardoned.

Ormond Ossory, R. Dillon, Cha. Lambart, Ad. Loftus,
I. Temple, Cha. Coote, Tho. Rotherham, Fra. Willoughby,
Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (84).

Gilbert, Cont. Hist. i. 383 in full ; Particular Relation (1642) ;
Borlace, App. vL 365.

FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

Not found.

W. Parsons, Jo. Borlase.

A proclamation ordering all who have surprised castles,
&c., to yield them up by 25 March next.

See Gilbert ii. 25. N° 366.

1642

23 APRIL.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES.

See No. 2085, England. N° 367.

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30 APRIL. — BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Forasmuch as
Almighty God . . .

[Ordering a Monthly Fast.]

Dublin : 30 April 1642.

Dublin : sine nom. : 1642.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 mercie and Abstinence,

W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

Ordering a public and religious fast in Dublin and suburbs
once every month on the Friday before the Sacrament, till
further order. The value saved on that day should be given
in alms on the Sunday after to the poor refugees.

Ormond Ossory, Roscomon, Moore, Ant. Midensis, Cha.
Lambart, Ad. Loftus, Tho. Rotherham, Fra. Willoughby,
la. Ware, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (68) cut ; 1. A. (88).

Ormonde MSS. 2. 7. N° 368.

10 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES AND
COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas for speciall
reasons of State . . .

[Annulling all protections in Dublin and Meath.]
Dublin : 10 June 1642.

Dublin: William Bladen: 1642.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 war- adhering 2) passing in-

W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

Recites the hopes with which warrants of protection were
granted, and the abuse made of them. Small parties of
loyalists are murdered by people, who show their protections
to larger parties. All protections and warrants to supply
the market are withdrawn in the following baronies : Castle-
knock, Nethercrosse, Balrothery or Coolock, Co. Dublin,
Duleeke, Skryne, Moyfenragh, Ratoath, Deece, and Dun-
boine, Co. Meath, from 25 June. This to be proclaimed by
the Mayor and Sheriffs of Dublin, and publicly fixed up.

Ormond Ossory, Roscomon, Ad. Loftus, I. Temple, Tho.
Rotherham, Fra. Willoughby, Tho. Lucas, la. Ware, Geo.
Wentworth, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (89).

Borlace App. ix. N° 369.

21 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES AND
COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas it is observed
that . . .

[Against soldiers pillaging, cutting corn, &c.]
Dublin: 21 June 1642.

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1642.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 the bring proclaimed

W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

Many persons, soldiers and others, pillage without orders ;
others cut grass and green corn and sell it in the markets,
which is likely to cause much famine next year ; others rob
persons coming in to market. The provost martial is to
go out every day with a party and arrest and punish all
offenders. He is in fault for permitting this evil. The pro-
clamation 10 June, No. 369, q.v., does not authorize pillage,
and any soldier found pillaging must expect instant execution
by martial law. The Mayor and Sheriffs of Dublin to
proclaim this and fix it up.

Moore, Ad. Loftus, I. Temple, la. Ware, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (69) ; 1. A. (91) ; 1. B. (38). N° 370.

19 AUGUST.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas in the
beginning of . . .

[Annulling protections granted in Ulster.]
Dublin: 19 August 1642.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1642.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 Ju- and State

W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

Certain persons were on 27 Oct. last authorized to treat
with the rebels in Down, Antrim, Armagh, Monaghan,
Cavan, Tirone, and Fermanagh, and to grant protections,
they being warned that the chief rebels would not be
pardoned. But long after some commissioners have granted
protections to the chief rebels. All protections granted
since 1 March last in Co. Down or any other county named
are voided, and in ten days after publication of this, in
Down-patrick or Strangford. This to be proclaimed in Co.
Down and the other counties, and particularly at Down-
Patrick and Strangford.

La. Dublin, Ormond Ossory, Cha. Lambert, Ad. Loftus,
I. Temple, Tho. Lucas, la. Ware, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (70); 1. A. (92).

Borlace App. ix. N° 371.

9 SEPTEMBER .-[BY THE KING.] [Begins]
Charles . . . Whereas We have taken into our . . .

[Nominating Commissioners to search for arms.]
Dublin: 9 September [1642].

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1642.

2 ff. Roman letter.

Headpiece 1 the Rowlls 2) said eighteeenth

Commission to Mayor of Dublin, Sir William Anderson,
Sir Christopher Forster, Sir William Usher, Sir Phillip
Percivall, Iohn Bysse, Recorder, William Smith, Aid.,
Aid. William Bladen, William Pluncket, Capt. Theodore
Schout, Robert Savill, Matthew Ford, Anthony Dopping,
Capt. Phillip Feaneley, Robert Kenedy, Iohn Woodcocke,
Ion Pue, Sankey Sulliard, Iosua Carpenter, Brian Iones,
Thomas Tallis, William Rowlls, Thomas Leigh, Thomas
Hill, William Scott, Daniell Forster, Richard Francis,
Ioseph Hall, Daniell Adrian, Thomas Hooke, Frederick
Panchart, Capt. Balthazar Creamer, Iohn Wogan, Randall
Becket, lames Smith, Iohn Fisher, Ralph Bryen, Richard
Stone, Robert Davies, Ralph Wallis, Daniell Hutchinson,
Peter Wybrant, Iohn Hill, Iohn Norris, Thomas Hawkins,
Thomas Windall, Nathaniel Neve, and Robert Scarborow,
to search for arms in papists’ houses, or of those related to
them, and to seize any carried by any papist, to search for
their titular clergy or friars, to expel papists not settled in
the city, to make lists of all papists allowed to stay and of
those ordered to leave, of victuals, arms, &c., brought in or
taken out of the city, of families moving out of Dublin
between 23 October and 1 April, and since returned, and to
destroy any thatched houses near Dublin dangerous to the
city.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (93).

Rush. v. 552.

1 C.R. inserted again in the headpiece. N° 372.

14 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas many
malignant . . .

[ Appointing 23 October a yearly day of thanksgiving.]
Dublin: 14 October 1642.

Sine nota [clipped].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 priests, And 14.

W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

Recites the popish and Jesuit conspiracy to seize Dublin,
massacre the Lords Justices, &c., and root out Protestants,
to be begun 23 October 1641. Praises God for preservation
from it. Establishes by this Act of Council a perpetual
day of thanksgiving for this joyful day of deliverance on
23 October at Morning Prayer.

Ormond, Ad. Loftus, Geo. Shurley, Gerrard Lowther,
I. Temple, Tho. Rotherham, Fr. Willoughby, la. Ware,
G. Wentworth, Rob. Meredith.

B.M. 669. f. 5 (107). P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (95).

Ormonde MSS. 2. 14. N° 373.

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Nos 374_9

18 NOVEMBER. — BY THE LORDS IUS-
TICES AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas
His Maiestie is at . . .

[Oaths to be taken for true Musters.]

Dublin: 18 November 1642.

[Imprint cut off.]

1 f. Gothic letter (47 mm.).

Arms 172 in The the

W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

Owing to the frauds at musters every officer present is to
sign the muster roll. Oaths are prescribed to captains and
privates of horse and foot. Rules as to sick men, recruits,
arms lost on service, &c. All Irish to be cashiered (except
known protestants).

Ormond, Moore, Cha. Lambert, Ad. Loftus, I. Temple,
Tho. Rotherham, Hen. Tichborne, Fr. Willoughby, Tho.
Lucas, la. Ware, G. Wentworth, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 260 (78).

Cal. p. 372. N° 374.

31 DECEMBER— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas by
severall Warrants . . .

[For the supply of corn from rebels’ lands.]

Dublin : 31 December 1642.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1642.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 162 to as to

W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

All persons holding rebels’ towns and lands by way of
custodium for the King to send half the wheat at 10s. per
barrel to the granaries at the nearest garrison, and the
remainder to supply the markets at these garrisons to be
sold at best advantage for the custodian. This to be done
within ten days.

Edw. Brabazon, Ad. Loftus, I. Temple, Fr. Willoughby,
Tho. Lucas, G. Wentworth.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (96). N° 375.

1642-3

14 JANUARY.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas We the
Lords Justices . . .

[Calling in plate for the relief of the Army.]
Dublin : 14 January 1642[-3].

[Dublin: W. Bladen: 1642-3.]

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 or value Castle

W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

All persons living in Dublin to bring in half their plate
to Alderman William Bladen and Sheriff John Pue at
Bladen’s house in Castle Street within ten days, between
9 and 11 a.m., and 2-4 p.m. The plate will be paid for
when money arrives out of England at 5s. per oz. with
interest at 8 per cent, per annum, or otherwise as the
English Parliament may direct. Plate of less than true
touch will be allowed for. Gilbert Tonques and Peter
Vandenhoven are to assist in viewing the plate, and to
certify its touch and value on the receipt given for it. This
to be proclaimed in the city and suburbs of Dublin.

Edw. Brabazon, Cha. Lambart, Ad. Loftus, I. Temple,
Tho. Lucas, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (71) cut; 1. A. (97) cut; 1. B. (39);
1. C. (21).

Simon 118; see Gilbert ii. 182. N° 376.

9 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES

AND COUNCELL. [Begins] We the Lords
Iustices and Councell . . .

[For ploughing.]

Dublin: 9 February 1642[-3].

Sine nota [Bladen].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 Farmers, ving severally

W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

All farmers and gardeners (other than freeholders, and
commanders or officers) tvho have been in rebellion may
plough, manure, and sow their grounds within the following
limits: 8 m. of Dublin, 4 of Naas, 4 of Dundalk, 6 of
Drogheda, 4 of Trim, 4 of Athy, 2 of Catherlagh, 2 of
Atherdee, 3 of Gormanstowne, 1 of Corduff, 1 of Vesings-
towne. Those who have one plough must not have more
than six men in family, two ploughs eight, three ploughs
ten, and they must give in their names, residence, servants’
names, and not carry any arms. A certificate will be given
them not to cost more than sixpence. They are not to be
interrupted. Fishermen and budgers are to be allowed to
pass and repass without hindrance. No one to cultivate the
mountains, nor within 2 miles of them. Persons sowing
rebels’ lands to deliver one-fourth of the crop, winnowed
clean, to the King’s store at Dublin.

Ormonde, Cha. Lambart, Ad. Loftus, I. Temple, Fr.
Willoughby, Tho. Lucas, la. Ware, G. Wentworth, Rob.
Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (72) ; 1. A. (98).

See Gilbert ii. 193. 377.

10 FEBRUARY. — BY THE LORDS IUS-

TICES AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas
the persons to . . .

[For the supply of corn from rebels’ lands.]
Dublin : 10 February 1642[-3].

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1642[-3].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 the ten con-

W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

Cites Procl. 31 Dec., No. 375, q.v. The ten shillings per
barrel is raised to fifteen on consideration of the charges
incident to the harvesting. The wheat to be sent in at once.

La. Dublin, Ormonde, Moore, Edw. Brabazon, Cha.
Lambart, Ad. Loftus, I. Temple, Tho. Rotherham, Fr.
Willoughby, Tho. Lucas, la. Ware, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (73); 1. A. (99); 1. B. (40); 1. C. (22).

N° 378.

6 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas by Pro-
clamation. . . .

[For ploughing and sowing the lands freely.]
Dublin : 6 March 1642 [-3].

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1642[-3].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 pu- condition for

W. Parsons, Io. Borlase.

Cites Procl. 9 Feb. 1642[-3], No. 377, q.v. It is extended
to the parishes of Balruddery, Balscaddan, Holme-patrick,
Lusk, Swords, Donnebate, Ballebaghal, and Balmadun.
Farmers may freely sow hemp, flax, and other seeds as well
as wheat. All persons benefiting by this proclamation
may be entertained by loyal subjects without any danger.

R. Bolton, Cane., La. Dublin, Edw. Brabazon, R. Ranelagh,
Cha. Lambart, Ad. Loftus, Geo. Shurley, Gerrard Lowther,
I. Temple, Tho. Rotherham, la. Ware.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (74); 1. A. (100); 1. B. (41); 1. C. (23).

N° 379.

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1643: 19 Charles I

1643

1 APRIL.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES AND
COUNCELL. [Begins] We . . . having taken
into consideration . . .

[All papists and others not housekeepers to leave Dublin.]
Dublin: 1 April 1643.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1643.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 this tinue depart

W. Parsons, lo. Borlase.

All papists, men, women, and children, who have come
to Dublin since 1 Feb. 1641 [-2] and are not housekeepers,
are to leave Dublin within 6 days, and not to return without
special licence. All despoiled British or Protestants, not
housekeepers, are to leave for England within 6 days, so as
wind and weather serve, where they will be better relieved
than here. An exemplary punishment will be inflicted on
the disobedient.

E. Bolton, Cane., Ormonde, Ed. Brabazon, Ant. Midensis,
Cha. Lambart, Ad. Loftus, Geo. Shurley, Gerrard Lowther,
I. Temple, Tho. Rotherham, Fr. Willoughby, la. Ware, Rob.
Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (76); 1. A. (101); 1. B. (42); 1. C. (24).

N° 380.

29 MAY.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES AND
COUNCELL. [Begins] We . . . doe by this
Proclamation, . . .

[For the Herring Fishery and import of Corn, Victual,
Salt, &c.]

Dublin : 29 May 1643.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1643.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 publish, Majesties Pro-

Io. Borlase, Hen. Tichborne.

All good subjects may freely go on with the herring fishery
(so as not to make their herring in Dublin or the suburbs)
and export it, paying customs and impositions. Any fish
required by the state will be paid for at market price, and
taken before it is shipped. All persons may bring in corn,
victual, salt, or other merchandise. Any used by the state
will be paid for in ready money at market price. All corn
and victual imported to 1 May 1644 shall be free of custom
and impositions. Mayor and sheriffs to proclaim this.

R. Bolton, Cane., Ormonde, Roscomon, Edw. Brabazon,
Ant. Midensis, Geo. Shurley, W. Parsons, Gerrard Lowther,
Tho. Rotherham, Fr. Willoughby, la. Ware, Rob. Meridith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (75); 1. A. (102); 1. B. (43); 1. C. (25).

N° 381.

24 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES AND
COUNCELL. [Begins] We having taken into
our . . .

[Excise in Ireland.]

Dublin: 24 June 1643.

Dublin: W. Bladen : 1643.

3 ff. Gothic (and Roman) letter.

Headpiece of Monies 2) ad- 3) Distil- be.

Io. Borlase, Hen. Tichborne.

In pursuance of an Act of Council, 6 June 1643, to raise
a weekly sum of money for the army for six months, to be
paid to Thomas Leigh, Daniel Foster, and Iohn Wogan,
Impost-masters, at an office in the house of Henry King in
Castle Street, these rates are levied. Imported ale or beer
worth 16s. to 18s. barrel to pay 8s., and retail at 3d. qt. ;
worth 8s., 10s., to pay 5s., and sell 2d. qt. ; 5s., 6s., to pay
3s., sell at Id. qt. Private houses, 16s., 18s., to pay 4s. ;
8s., 10s., to pay 2s. ; 5s., 6s., to pay Is. ; brewers to pay 3s. 4 d.
for weak ale sold at Id. qt., and 10s. for strong ale sold at 3d.
qt. ; French wines to pay .£6 per tun (4 hhd.), sell at 8 d. qt. ;
Spanish wines £6 pipe, sell at Is. 4d. qt. Private houses
pay £3 a tun French wines, and £3 a pipe Spanish wines ;

aqua vita, &c., to sell, pays 2s. a gallon ; for private use Is.
Slaughtered cattle: oxen, &c., pay 4s.; calves, 2s. ; swine,
sheep, goats, Is. ; lambs and kids, 6d. Private persons pay
half these rates. 1. No one to brew ale, beer, or spirits
without licence ; fine £5. 2. Brewers and distillers to keep

exact account ; fine £5. 3. Sorts of ale, &c., to be brewed.

4. Excise to be paid before ale, &c., leaves brewery. 5. Re-
ceivers to have a delivery billet. 6. Brewers retailing,
orders for. 7. Private brewers. 8. Carriage of malt without
licence. 9. Imported beer. 10. Size of beer barrels. 11.
Present stocks to be paid for. 1 2. Brewers’ stocks. 13. Mer-
chants importing wines, &c. 14-18. Regulations for wine

selling. 19-22. Regulations for spirit selling, &c. 23-25.

Regulations for cattle slaughtering and selling. 26. Penalties
to be levied on goods. This to be proclaimed in Dublin.

R. Bolton, Cane., La. Dublin, Ormonde, Roscomon,
Moore, Edw. Brabazon, Ant. Midensis, Cha. Lambart,
Ad. Loftus, Geo. Shurley, W. Parsons, Gerrard Lowther,
I. Temple, Tho. Rotherham, Fr. Willoughby, Tho. Lucas, la.
Ware, G. Wentworth, Rob. Meridith.

B.M. 816. m. 17 (71), sheets 1 and 3 only. P.R.O. Dub.
1. (77), (80); 1. A. (107); 1. B. (44). R.I.A. Fragments
(1 and 2).

See Gilbert ii. 302. N° 382.

8 JULY —BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCELL. [BeginsJ We . . . having received
His Majesties . . .

[For the coinage of small silver.]

Dublin : 8 July 1643.

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1643.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 letters hereafter 2) values Proclama-

Io. Borlase, Hen. Tichborne.

Recites royal letter (signed Edw. Nicholas), 25 May 1643,
in full. Without founding a mint, plate is to be melted
down into pieces of the standard weight and alloy, stamped
on one side with C. R. and a crown, on the other with the
value. These to be current coin.

A Commission under Great Seal of Ireland, 7 July 1643,
has been granted to Sir John Veale, Peter Vandenhoven,
and Gilbert Tonques, goldsmiths, to melt down plate, silver,
&c., into small coins, one-eighth to be in groats, 3d. pieces,
and 2d. pieces, under recognizances of £2,000 to make them
of Tower fineness and weight, receiving for the coinage 3s.
per lb., every lb. being £3 of sterling money. All money
made by them is to be current in Ireland. This to be
published and proclaimed.

L. Dublin, Ormonde, Roscomon, Edw. Brabazon, Ant.
Midensis, Cha. Lambert, I. Temple, Tho. Rotherham, Fr.
Willoughby. Tho. Lucas, la. Ware, G. Wentworth.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (83); 1. A. (104); 1. B. (45); 1. C. (26).

Youghal 245; Simon 119.

This proclamation is recited, and the coins made current in England
by Oxford proclamation 13 October 1643, No. 2501, q.v. 383.

2 AUGUST. — BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] We doe by this
Proclamation, •

[Forbidding pillage of houses or goods in Dublin.]
Dublin: 2 August 1643.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1643.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 and like this

Io. Borlase, Hen. Tichborne.

Commanders, officers, and souldiers forbidden on pain of
death to pillage any houses or goods of inhabitants of Dublin.
None to excite others to pillage. Any one caught in the act
to be executed to death by the provost martial.

Edw. Brabazon, Geo. Shurley, Gerrard Lowther, Tho.
Rotherham, la. Ware.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (85); 1. A. (106); 1. B. (46); 1. C. (27).

1643-4: 19 Charles I

Nos 385-92

19 AUGUST. — BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] We having taken
into our serious . . .

[For raising an Impost at Drogheda.]

Dublin: 19 August 1643.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1643.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Headpiece of Impost 2) Ma- 3) Commis- and

Io. Borlase, Hen. Tichborne.

By Act of Council, 17 August 1643, a six months’ rate is
set on Droghedah to be paid to Iohn Tench and Thomas
Churchey at the Impost Office in Droghedah for the relief of
the Army. Taxes as in Procl. 24 June 1643, No. 382, q.v.

R. Bolton, Cane., Ormonde, Roscomon, Edw. Brabazon,
Ant. Midensis, Cha. Lambart, Geo. Shurley, Tho. Rotherham,
Fr. Willoughby, Tho. Lucas, la. Ware.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (86); 1. A. (110); 1. B. (47). N° 385.

19 AUGUST. — BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] We having taken
into our serious . . .

[For raising an Impost at Trim.]

Dublin: 19 August 1643.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1643.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Headpiece of Impost- 2) Ma- 3) Commis- this

Io. Borlase, Hen. Tichborne.

As No. 385, q.v., for Trim, to be paid to Peter Blake and
George Newman.

Signatures as No. 385, q.v., omitting Fr. Willoughby
and la. Ware.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (89); 1. A. (113); 1. C. (28). N° 386.

19 AUGUST. -BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] We haveing
taken into our . . .

[For laying an impost on tobacco.]

Dublin: 19 August 1643.

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1643.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Headpiece this said as

Io. Borlase, Hen. Tichborne.

By Act of Council, 6 June 1643, all merchants of tobacco,
sneesing, or tobacco stalks are to enter the quantity and
quality of their stock in the Impost Office, and hereafter
keep an exact account. All importers to register their
import, and not dispose of it without a certificate from the
office. Retailers to enter their stock and pay impost. They
are to have a ‘ ticquet ’ with any fresh purchases. Ripe
tobacco to pay 6 d. per lb., sneesing and stalks, 3d. ; Spanish
tobacco, Is. Retailers to pay one half this duty on their
present stock.

Signatures as No. 385, q.v., omitting Cha. Lambart and
la. Ware.

P.R.O. Dub. 1(92); 1. A. (116); 1. B. (48); 1. C. (35).

N° 387.

15 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE LIEUTENANT
GENERAL AND THE CONFEDERA-
TION.] [Begins] Whereas, after a longe and
serious debate . . .

[Proclaiming the cessation of arms.]

Sigginstown: 15 September 1643.

Found only in MS.

Ormonde.

Muskry, N. Plunkett, Robt. Talbott, Geffr. Browne, Lucas
Dillon, R. Barnewall, Tori. O’Neill, Ever Magines, John
Walshe.

Cessation of hostilities for one year.

Bodl. Carte 6. 329.

Gilbert ii. 376 ; Youghal 234.

N° 388.

19 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Upon
consideration . . .

[Ordering cessation of arms.]

Dublin : 19 September 1643.

Found only in MS.

Jo. Borlase, Hen. Tichborne.

Ordering a cessation of arms from 15 Sept. 1643 for a year
from 12 noon in accordance with royal letter of 31 July.

R. Bolton, Cane., La. Dublin, Ormonde, Roscomon,
Ed. Brabazon, Ant. Midensis, Cha. Lambart, Geo. Shurley,
Gerrard Lowther, Tho. Rotherham, Fr. Willoughby, Tho.
Lucas, Ja. Ware.

Bodl. Carte 6. 325.

In full Gilbert ii. 381 ; H. ii. 334. Jfo 389.

21 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE SVPREAME
COVNCELL OF THE CONFEDERATE
CATHOLICKS OF IRELAND. [Begins]
Forasmuch as after a long and serious debate . . .
[Cessation of arms for a year.]

Cashell: 21 September 1643.

Waterford: Thomas Bourke1: 1643.

1 f. Roman letter.

Cessation Viscount delinquents

A cessation of arms for a year from 15 Sept. [1643] at
noon has been agreed on between the Marquis of Ormond
and Viscount Muskry and the rest of the Commissioners,
and has been approved. No acts of hostility of any kind
are to be committed during this period.

Mountgarett, Hugo Armach., Thom. Cashell, Castle-haven,
Audly, Muskry, Emer Dun. Coner., Daniell O Bryen, Lucas
Dillon, N. Plunket, R. Belling, Thom. Fleming, Gerald
Fenell, Geo. Commyn, Patr. Darcy.

Bodl. Carte 6. 511.

1 Printer to tho Confederate Catholicks of Ireland. 300.

18 DECEMBER. — BY THE LORDS IUS-
TICES AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas
We have lately seen . . .

[The League and Covenant is not to be taken.]
Dublin : 18 December 1643.

Dublin : W. Bladen 1 : 1644.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 solemn before all
Jo. Borlase, Hen. Tichborne.

The Solemn League and Covenant, printed at London
9 Oct. 1643, is contrary to Irish municipal law and destruc-
tive to Church government. All taking of oaths is illegal
except before a judge. No one is to enter into this league.

Ri. Bolton, Cane., La. Dublin, Ormonde, Roscomon,
Edw. Brabazon, Ant. Midensis, Cha. Lambart, Geo. Shirley,
Gerrard Lowther, Tho. Rotherham, Fr. Willoughby, Tho.
Lucas, la. Ware, G. Wentworth.

Bodl. Carte 8. 153.

Borlace App. x.

Date taken in error from that of the Proclamation forbidding the
Covenant, No. 2496, England, q.v.

1 Reprinted by Command of L. Lieutenant at request of the
Commons. N° 391.

1643-4

17 MARCH— BY THE KING.

See No. 2544, England.

Youghal 248. N° 392.

47

Nos 393-9

1644: 20 Charles I

1644

29 MARCH.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas Wee are
informed . . .

[Against a report that goods sent to Dublin are seized.]
Dublin: 29 March 1644.

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1643 L
1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 parts false Suburbs.

Ormonde.

A false report has been raised in England that goods sent
here are seized and applied to the relief of papists. Cites
proclamation 19 May 1643, No. 381, q.v. Since then this
proclamation has been punctually observed. No goods have
been taken by the state except by contract, and then only
for relief of the army. Corn and other victual to enter free
of custom and imposition till 30 June next. Mayor and
sheriffs of Dublin to proclaim this.

Ri. Bolton, Cane., La. Dublin, Edw. Brabazon, Ant.
Midensis, Cha. Lambart, Gerrard Lowther, Io. Borlase,
Tho. Rotherham, Fr. Willoughby, Tho. Lucas.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (93); 1. A. (117); 1. B. (49); 1. C. (29).

1 Altered by pen to 1644. Jf° 393.

12 APRIL.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas We are
informed . . .

[Warrants, &c., for advances to army to be lodged with
the Muster Master.]

Dublin : 12 April 1644.

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1644.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 1641. may aforesaid,

Ormonde.

As all money, victuals, clothes, &c , advanced to officers
or soldiers since 23 October 1641 must be charged to their
account, all persons who advanced them are required to
lodge their warrants or ‘ticquets’ with the Muster Master
General within a month, dividing them into particulars of
money, victuals, clothes, advanced between 23 Oct. 1641
and 15 Sept. 1643, and after that date. Any vouchers not
lodged by then may not be paid.

La. Dublin, Roscomon, Edw. Brabazon, Ant. Midensis,
Cha. Lambart, Io. Box-lase, Fr. Willoughby, Tho. Lucas, la.
Ware, G. Wentworth.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (94) ; 1. A. (118). N° 394.

18 APRIL. — [BY THE PARLIAMENT OP
IRELAND.] The Copy of a Letter Written by
direction of the Lords Spirituall and Temporall, and
Commons in Parliament Assembled, to severall
Commanders and Officers of His Majesties Army
and others in the Kingdom of Ireland.

Dublin: 18 April 1644.

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter.

and and ther-

They have seen the Solemn League and Covenant printed
at London 9 October 1643, No. 2496, England, q.v., and a
proclamation 18 Dec. 1643, No. 391, q.v. They approve of
the proclamation, and it is their express pleasure that the
army and all others obey it.

Ri. Bolton, Cane., Maur. Eustace, Speaker.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (95); 1. A. (119).

L.J.I. i. 206 ; C.J.I. i (1). 325 ; Borlace App. xi. jq'o 395.

20 APRIL. — BY THE SUPREAME COUN-
CELL. [Begins] Whereas divers persons . . .
[Against such as would break the League betweene the
Hollander and the Confederate Catholickes.]
Galway: 20 April 1644.

Found only in MS.

Certain persons assert that the States of Holland are
enemies. They are in league and amity with the King, and
all persons are forbidden to attempt any act of hostility
against them.

From Gilbert iii. 150 in full. Jfo 393.

20 MAY— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] We hauing taken
into our . . .

[For raising 6 months’ maintenance.]

Dublin : 20 May 1644.

Dublin: W. Bladen : 1644.

4 ff. Gothic letter.

Headpiece Kingdome, Masters 2) Majesties 3) be
4) Pro- be

Ormonde.

Incorporating the provisions of Nos. 382 and 387, q.v.,
for six months.

R. Bolton, Cane., Roscomon, Edw. Brabazon, Ant.
Midensis, Cha. Lambart, Io. Borlase, Fr. Willoughby, Tho.
Lucas, la. Ware, G. Wentworth.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (96) ; 1. A. (120). N° 397.

20 MAY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas We
observe that . . .

[Against communicating with the enemy’s ships.]
Dublin: 20 May 1644.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1644.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 and on Proclamation

Ormonde.

Certain ships in Dublin Bay have interrupted barques
bound for Dublin and seized certain vessels with goods
bound for Dublin. No one is to hold any correspondence or
intelligence with them without licence, on pain of punish-
ment. Mayor and sheriffs of Dublin to proclaim this.

Ri. Bolton, Cane., Roscommon, Edw. Brabazon, Ant.
Midensis, Cha. Lambart, Geo. Shurley, Io. Borlase, Fr.
Willoughby, Tho. Lucas, la. Ware, G. Wentworth.
P.R.O. Dub. 1 (100); 1. A. (124). N° 398.

20 MAY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas The
late Lords Justices . . .

[For the free entry of provisions.]

Dublin : 20 May 1 644.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1644.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 of whereas 2) dur- Youghall,

Ormonde.

Cites proclamation 29 May 1643, No. 381, q.v., and
29 March 1644, No. 393, q.v. They have received a royal
proclamation 17 March 1643[-4], No. 2544, England, q.v.,
which is reprinted textually with imprint. To remove
doubts, all ships bringing within the next six months to
Dublin, Drogheda, Dundalke, Carlingford, Corke, Kinsale,
or Youghall, any wheat, corn, grain, salt, coales, victualls
or provisions shall be free to go and come as thejr will,
and the goods shall be imported free of all customs and
impositions.

Ri. Bolton, Cane., Roscomon, Edw. Brabazon, Ant.
Midensis, Cha. Lambart, Io. Borlase, Fr. Willoughby, Tho.
Lucas, la. Ware, G. Wentworth.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (101); 1. A. (125). N° 399.

1644: 20 Charles I

Nos 400-5

6 JULY.— BY THE SUPREAME COUNCELL
OF THE CONFEDERATE CATHOLICKS
OF IRELAND. — [Begins] Whereas the Scottish
armie in the province of Ulster . . .

[For a general levy against the Scots army.]
Kilkenny : 6 July 1644.

[Waterford: T. Bourke: 1644.]

Found only in MS.

Recites the cruelty of the Scots Covenanting army. The
Parliamentarians have drowned a company of Willoughbie’s
regiment, all Protestants, and many women. An invasion
is expected. All between 18 and 60 are to arm themselves.
Lists of armed men to be made.

Mountgarret, Fr. Tho. [Fleming] Dublin, John Clonfert,
Antrim, Netterville, Arthur [Visct.] Iveaghe, Thomas Preston,
Edmund FitzMorice, Richard Bellings, Torlogh O’Neill,
Patrick Darcy, George Commyn.

Bodl. Carte 11. 217, a MS. copy from a printed original.
Gilbert iii. 205. N° 400.

28 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas, sundry
persons who . . .

[Refugees in Dublin, &c., to return thither.]

Dublin : 28 August 1644.

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1644.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 at of in

Ormonde.

Certain refugees residing in Dublin, Drogheda, Dundalk,
Newry, Naas, Athy, Trim, Catherlagh, or Maryburrogh on
15 September 1643 have since gone into the quarters of the
Roman Catholics during the cessation. This causes the
burden of the taxes to be heavier on those remaining. All
are to return on pain of contempt, and application of their
houses, property, &c., to the relief of the army. No one
now inhabiting these cities to leave them.

Ri. Bolton, Cane., La. Dublin, Roscomon, Ed. Brabazon,
Ant. Midensis, Clia. Lambart, Geo. Shurley, Fr. Willoughby,
Tho. Lucas, la. Ware, G. Wentworth.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (103); 1. A. (127). N° 401.

5 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Vpon con-
sideration of the . . .

[For a further cessation of arms.]

Dublin : 5 September 1644.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1644.

2 ff. Gothic and Roman letter.

Arms 172 concluded to 2) His have.

Ormonde.

On consideration of the annexed instrument a further
cessation of arms is ordered to 1 Dec. at noon.

Ri. Bolton, Cane., La. Dublin, Roscomon, Edw. Brabazon,
Ant. Midensis, Cha. Lambart, Geo. Shurley, la. Ware.

The instrument’s purport and signatures are given in Procl.

18 Nov. 1644, No. 406, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (104); 1. A. (128). Bodl. Carte 176. 181.
Gilbert iii. 273 (articles only). Jfo 492.

20 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORD LIEU-
TENANT AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Wee
. . . doe by this Proclamation . . .

[For free export of Herrings.]

Dublin : 20 September 1644.

Dublin: W. Bladen : 1644.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 declare by and

Ormonde.

Repeats provisions of proclamation 29 May 1643, No. 381,

YOL. II 49

q.v., as regards herring fishery. Any soldier or other
person robbing fishermen or hurting their nets will be
severely punished.

Ri. Bolton, Cane., Roscommon, Dillon, Ant. Midensis,
Hen. Tichborne, Fr. Willoughby, Tho. Lucas, la. Ware,
G. Wentworth.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (106); 1. A. (130). N° 403.

12 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Wee having
taken into Our . . .

Dublin : 12 October 1644.

[For raising 6 months’ maintenance.]

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1644.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Headpiece King. Conferred 2) of 3) that Procla-
Ormonde.

By Act of Council, 20 May 1644, a rate is set for 6 months’
maintenance of the army, to be paid to Thomas Leigh,
Daniell Foster, and Thomas Cuffe at the house of Henry
King in Castle Street.

Wheat and misceline, 2s. per peck (heap) or barrel (strike
measure) ; rye, barly, pease, beanes, bockwheat, Is. 6 d. ; oats,
Is. ; meal, flower, grotts, bread, bisket, Is. cwt. ; salt, Is.
barrel (40 gallons); hides, Is. 10 lb. ; 6 d. 6-10 lb., less 6 d.
per doz. ; goats’ skins (Spanish leather), bucks’ and stags’
skins, 6d. each ; goats’ skins otherwise dressed, 2s. doz. ; kids,
lambs, sheep, and slink skins dressed, 3d. doz. ; candles, 6d.
for 12 lb. Customs regulations on millers, salt merchants,
tanners and skinners, chandlers, brewers, and vintners. This
to be proclaimed by mayor and sheriffs of Dublin.

R. Bolton, Cane., Roscomon, Edw. Brabazon, Ant.
Midensis, Cha. Lambart, Geo. Shurley, Hen. Tichborne,
Fr. Willoughby, la. Ware.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (107); 1. A. (131). N° 404.

11 NOVEMBER— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Wh eas
sundry Lands, Tenements . . .

[Revoking Custodiums.]

Dublin: 11 November 1644.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1644.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Headpiece since same every

Ormonde.

Revokes all custodiams [sic] not under seal of the Court of
Exchequer. Custodees may enjoy any crops sown, on terms.
No lands in the Protestant quarters are to be held for the
benefit of any Roman Catholics in arms who have not
compounded and paid contribution since 15 September 1643.
Any who have paid rents to such and not paid contribution
are to do so at once.

Ri. Bolton, Cane., Roscomon, Ant. Midensis, Cha.
Lambart, Fr. Willoughby, Tho. Lucas, G. Wentworth.
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (134). N° 405.

18 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Vpon con-
sideration of the . . .

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1644.

1 f. Gothic letter.

con- confirme day

Ormonde.

On consideration of the annexed instrument a further
cessation is ordered to 31 Jan. at noon.

Ri. Bolton, Cane., Roscomon, Ant. Midensis, Cha. Lambart,
Fr. Willoughby.

The instrument cites articles of cessation at Sigginstowne
in Kildare, 15 Sept. 1643, between Marques of Ormonde and
Donogh Visct. Muskery for one year, continued on 5 Sept,
to 1 Dec. by Visct. Muskery, Nicholas Plunket, Sir Robert

H

Nos 406-13

1644-5: 20 Charles I

Talbot, Bart., Dermot 6 Bryen, Patrick Darcy, Geffrey
Browne, and John Dillon, and continued till the last of
January by the M. of Ormonde and Yisct. Muskery, Alexander
mac Donell, Nicholas Plunket, Sir Robert Talbot, Dermot 6
Bryen, Patrick Darcy, Geffrey Browne, and John Dillon on
11 November.

Bodl. Carte 12. 589. P.R.O. Dub. 1 (110) ; 1. A. (135).

Gilbert iv. 58, see p. 46. R"0 406.

3 DECEMBER —BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-

ANT AND COUNCELL. [Begins] For speciall
reasons of State, . . .

[Protections to compounders, importers, &c.]
Dublin : 3 December 1644.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1644.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 this Lands Majesties

Ormonde.

Persons who have compounded for lands in the Protestant
quarters, and duly pay contribution, &c., to be free from
arrest for debts incurred before 15 September 1643. Those
who desire to compound for lands lately in custodiam are
also free from arrest in coming, staying, and going. All
who bring in merchandise for sale are free similarly from
arrest for debts incurred before 15 Sept. 1643.

Ri. Bolton, Cane., Roscomon, Ant. Midensis, Cha. Lambart,
Tho. Lucas, G. Wentworth.

P.R.O. Dub. 1(111); 1. A. (136). N° 407.

4 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-

ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Wee doe
hereby declare and . . .

[For the free import of provisions.]

Dublin : 4 December 1644.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1644.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 and without the

Ormonde.

All persons of any nation may freely import wheat, corne,
graine, salt, coales, victuals, or other provisions to Dublin,
Drogheda, Dundalke, or Carlingford, without being forced
or detained in any service whatever, the provisions to be
free of all customs and impositions.

Ri. Bolton, Cane., Roscomon, Ant. Midensis, Cha. Lambart,
Tho. Lucas, G. Wentworth.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (112); 1. A. (137). N° 408.

9 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
Dublin : 9 December 1644.

Not found.

See No. 413, 7 February 1644-5. N° 409.

14 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas
by former Orders made . . .

[Charge of 2d. per acre on winter corn.]

Dublin : 14 December 1644.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1644.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 pence any to

Ormonde.

The charge last harvest was 3d per acre on winter corn.
This year 2d or less will be charged. Nothing to be paid
for horses, garrons, oxen, cowes, sheep, or other cattle by
those who keep ploughing, and no excise to be paid on corn
or cattle consumed in their own families. All who have
not returned the number of acres to do so forthwith, and
any error in return to be corrected within 12 days.

Ri. Bolton, Cane., Ant. Midensis, Cha. Lambart, Fr.
Willoughby, Tho. Lucas, G. Wentworth.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (113) ; 1. A. (138). N° 410.

1644-5

8 JANUARY.— [BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT OF IRELAND.] [Begins] Whereas in the
present treaty . . .

[Postponing negotiations till 10 February.]
[Dublin] : 8 January 1644[-5].

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter (71).

the day ne-

Ormonde.

The negotiations adjourned to 10 January are further
postponed to 10 February. Donogh L. Yisct. Muskery,
Alexander mac Donell, Nicholas Plunket, Sir Robert Talbot,
Bt. , Dermot 6 Brien, Patricke Darcy, Geffrey Brown, and
lohn Dillon, on behalf of H.M. Roman Catholique subjects,
to have free intercourse with Dublin in the mean time.

Bodl. Carte 65. 212; 13. 316. P.R.O. Dub. 1 (114);
1. A. (139); 1. B. (50); 1. C. (30).

Gilbert iv. 117 prints the Catholic copy from a MS. copy in Carte
13. 210. N° 411.

13 JANUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Vpon con-
sideration of the annexed . . .

[Cessation continued till 31 March 1645.]

Dublin : 13 January 1644[-5].

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1644[-5].

1 f. Gothic letter.

con- confirme December

Ormonde.

Cessation continued till 31 March next at noon.

Ri. Bolton, Cane., Roscomon, Ant. Midensis, Cha. Lambart,
Gerrard Lowther, Fr. Willoughby, Tho. Lucas.

Instrument cites cessations of 15 Sept. 1643, 5 Sept. 1644,
11 Nov. 1644, prolonged in agreement with Yisct. Muskery,
Alexander mac Donell, Nicholas Plunket, Sir Robert Talbot,
Bt., Dermot 6 Bryen, Patrick Darcy, Geffrey Browne, and
lohn Dillon to 31 March next at noon. Signed and sealed
31 December 1644.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (115); 1. A. (140); 1. B. (51) ; 1. C. (31).

N° 412.

7 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCELL. An addition to the
late Proclamation bearing date the ninth day of
December, 1644. Which all manner of persons are
to observe, upon forfeiture of the penalties expressed
herein.

Dublin: 7 February 1644[-5].

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1644[-5].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 hydes That the

Ormonde.

Customs regulations for tanners, shoemakers, curriers,
leather-dressers, and maltsters and brewers.

Ri. Bolton, Cane., Roscomon, Ant. Midensis.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (116); 1. A. (141); 1. B. (54); 1. C. (32).

N° 413.

7 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Forasmuch
as the uphoulding . . .

[Against pulling down or defacing houses.]
Dublin: 7 February 1644[-5].

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1644[-5J.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 of sundry may

Ormonde.

Orders have already been given to prevent the destruction
of houses, but complaints are still made of soldiers destroying

1645: 20-21 Charles I

Nos 414-22

them. No soldier or any other person is, on pain of death,
to pull down or deface any house or to remove the materials
of any fallen house without the consent of the proprietor.
Officers to enforce this Proclamation.

Ri. Bolton, Cane., Roscomon, Ant. Midensis, Cha. Lambart,
Fr. Willoughby, Tho. Lucas, G. Wentworth.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (117); 1. A. (143); 1. B. (52); 1. C. (34).
Dublin Records iii. 579. 414.

7 FEBRUARY— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCELL. [Begins] We finding
reat abuse in the . . .

[Revoking all protections from billeting.]

Dublin : 7 February 1644 [-5].

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1644[-5].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 of Incumbents the

Ormonde.

All protections from billeting revoked. The following
are exempt: — Privy councillors, archbishops, bishops, deans,
archdeacons, and all other ecclesiastical dignitaries, in-
cumbents and curates of churches, mayor, recorder, sheriffs,
judges, king’s counsel, clerk of the council, officers of justice
keeping records in their house, army captains, and com-
missioners of the new imposition at Dublin. Soldiers
billeted must live at their billet, and must pay extra for
wives and children (if any). No householder of Dublin to be
billeted on another.

Ri. Bolton, Cane., Roscomon, Ant. Midensis, Cha. Lambart,
Tho. Lucas, G. Wentworth.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (118); 1. A. (142); 1. B. (53); 1. C. (33).

N° 415.

17 MARCH— BY THE KING. A Proclamation
for all Commanders and Officers of Ireland, to repair
to their severall charges.

Oxford: 17 March 1644-5.

See No. 2606, England.

Issued at request of D. O’Neill. See Gilbert, Cont. Hist. i. 599.

N° 416.

1645

2 APRIL- BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Vpon considera-
tion of the annexed . . .

[Cessation continued to 30 April.]

Dublin : 2 April 1645.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1645.

1 f. Gothic letter.

accor- Sea day

Ormonde.

Cessation continued to 30 April at noon.

Roscomon, Ant. Midensis, Geo. Cloyne, Cha. Lambart,
Arthur Chichester, Fr. Willoughby, Robert Forth.

Instrument cites cessations of 15 Sept, 1643, 5 Sept. 1644,
11 Nov. 1644, 31 Dec. 1644, further prolonged now to
30 April at noon, signed Visct. Muskery, Alexander mac
Donell, Nicholas Plunket, Sir Robert Talbot, Dermot 6
Bryen, Patrick Darcy, Geffrey Browne, John Dillon. 1 March
1644[-5],

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (119) ; 1. A. (144). N° 417.

16 APRIL.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas We ob-
serve that these . . .

[Forbidding communication with the enemy’s ships.]
Dublin : 16 April 1645.

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1645.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 172 out jesties and

Ormonde.

Reissue of Procl. 20 May 1644, No. 398, q.v.

Ri. Bolton, Cane., Roscomon, Dillon, Geo. Cloyne, Cha.
Lambart, Arthur Chichester, Ge. Shurley, Edw. Bolton, Fr.
Willoughby, Tho. Lucas, Robert Forth.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (120); 1. A. (145). N° 418.

22 APRIL.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Vpon considera-
tion of the annexed . . .

[Cessation continued to 20 May.]

Dublin: 22 April 1645.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1645 .

1 f. Gothic letter.

acoor- Sea of

Ormonde.

Cessation continued to 20 May at noon.

Ri. Bolton, Cane., Roscomon, Dillon, Ant. Midensis, Geo.
Cloyne, Cha. Lambart, Arthur Chichester, Ge. Shurley-,
Gerrard Lowther, Edw. Bolton, Fr. Willoughby, Tho. Lucas,
Robert Forth.

Instrument cites cessations of 15 Sept. 1643, 5 Sept. 1644,
11 Nov. 1644, 31 Dec. 1644, 1 March 1644[-5j. Now have
agreed for cessation to 20 May with Visct. Muskery, Nicholas
Plunket, Sir Robert Talbot, Dermot 6 Bryen, and Geffrey
Browne. Dated 21 April.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (121); 1. A. (146). N° 419.

22 MAY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Vpon consideration
of the annexed . . .

[Further cessation till 4 June.]

Dublin : 22 May 1645.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1645.

1 f. Gothic letter.

accor- Sea one

Ormonde.

Further cessation till 4 June at noon.

Ri. Bolton, Cane., Roscomon, Geo. Cloyne, Cha. Lambart,
Arthur Chichester, Ge. Shurley, Gerrard Lowther, Fr.
Willoughby, Tho. Lucas, Robert Forth, Geo. Wentworth.

Instrument dated 16 May with Visct. Muskery, Alexander
mac Donell, Nicholas Pluncket, Sir Robert Talbot, Dermot
6 Bryen, Geoffrey Browne, and Iohn Dillon.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (147). N° 420.

4 JUNE — BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Vpon considera-
tion of the annexed . . .

[Further cessation till 18 June.]

Dublin : 4 June 1645.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1645.

1 f. Gothic letter.

accor- Sea one

Ormonde.

Further cessation till 18 June at noon.

Ri. Bolton, Cane., Roscomon, Ant. Midensis, Geo. Cloyne,
Cha. Lambart, Arthur Chichester, Ge. Shurley, Gerrard
Lowther, Fr. Willoughby, Robert Forth.

Instrument dated 1 June between Visct. Muskery,
Alexander mac Donell, Nicholas Pluncket, Sir Robert
Talbot, Dermot 6 Bryen, Patrick Darcy, Geoffrey Browne,
Iohn Dillon.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (123) ; 1. A. (148). N° 421.

9 JUNE.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation for raising
six months’ maintenance.

Dublin: 9 June 1645.

Not found.

From No. 426, q.v. N° 422.

51

H 2

Nos 423-30

1645: 21 Charles I

21 JUNE— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Vpon considera-
tion of the annexed . . .

[Further cessation till 4 July.]

Dublin: 21 June 1645.

Dublin: W. Bladen : 1645.

1 f. Gothic letter.

accor- Sea one

Ormonde.

Further cessation till 4 July at noon.

Ri. Bolton, Cane., Roscomon, Ant. Midensis, Geo. Cloyne,
Arthur Chichester, Ge. Shurley, Gerrard Lowther, Fr.
Willoughby, G. Wentworth.

Instrument dated 14 June with Yisct. Muskery, Alexander
mac Donell, Nicholas Pluncket, Sir Robert Talbot, Dermot
6 Bryen, Patrick Darcy, Geffrey Browne, and Iohn Dillon.
P.R.O. Dub. 1 (124) ; 1. A. (149). N° 423.

30 JUNE— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Ypon consideration
of the annexed . . .

[Further cessation till 18 July.]

Dublin: 30 June 1645.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1645.

1 f. Gothic letter.

accor- Sea hands

Ormonde.

Further cessation till 18 July at noon.

Thomonde, Roscomon, Ant. Midensis, Geo. Cloyne, Cha.
Lambart, Arthur Chichester, Gerrard Lowther, Edw. Bolton,

Fr. Willoughby, Tho. Lucas, Robert Forth, G. Wentworth.

Instrument dated 30 June 1643 with Patrick Darcy and
Geffrey Browne.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (150). N° 424.

4 JULY.— BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE CONFEDERATE CATHOLICKS
OF IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas severall De-
clarations and Protestations . . .

[Against certain recent Declarations and Protestations.]
Kilkenny: 4 July 1645.

Waterford printed : 1645.

Kilkenny reprint : sine nom. : 1646.

1 f. Roman letter. N. Plunket.

Arms 174 unduely touching Market
The recent Protestations and Declarations have been
obtained in error from the signatories, are contrary to the
fundamental laws of this realm and the Oath of Association,
and prejudicial to the Assembly. They are to be suppressed
as slanderous and calumnious. Any further such combina-
tions, &c., will be high treason. This to be printed and
published on market days between 10 and 2 in every market
town in the kingdom.

Bodl. Carte 18. 8. Cf. P.R.O. S.P.I. 260 (140).

Gilbert iv. 323 in full ; Cal. S.P.I. p. 404. 425.

17 JULY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas Wee
issued a Proclamation . . .

[Fixing Impositions on Corn, Flour, &c.]

Dublin: 17 July 1645.

Dublin: W. Bladen : 1645.

1 f. Gothic letter.

said barrell forthwith

Ormonde.

Cites proclamation 9 June 1645 [No. 422, q.v.]. Wheat and
mescelin to pay 2s. a peck (heap) or barrel (strike measure) ;
rye, bean, barley, pease, buckwheat, Is. 6d. ; meal, flower,
grotts, pilcorne, bread, and biskett, Is. Cites Order of
Council 16 July whereby Daniel Hutchinson and Thomas

52

Hill are to supply 2,978 soldiers with 8 lb. of bread to each
man [weekly] receiving the new imposition, the mills at
Kilmainham (as Richard Font the miller now has them)
and £55 weekly. In case peace is concluded and Kilmainham
mill and weares taken out of their hands, £3. 16s. to be
allowed them weekly in lieu. This to last six months.

Grist is only to be carried between 5 a.m. and 9 p.m.
Regulations for millers to ensure payment of impost. This
to be proclaimed by mayor and sheriffs.

Ri. Bolton, Cane., Roscomon, Ant. Midensis, Geo. Cloyne,
Cha. Lambart, Fr. Willoughby, Robert Forth, G. Wentworth.
P.R O. Dub. 1 (125); 1. A. (151). N° 426.

24 JULY— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Vpon considera-
tion of the . . .

[Further cessation till 31 July.]

Dublin : 24 July 1645.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1645.

1 f. Gothic letter (41 and 59).

accor- Sea one

Ormonde.

Further cessation till 31 July noon.

Geo. Cloyne, Cha. Lambart, Arthur Chichester, Fr.
Willoughby, Tho. Lucas, Robert Forth, G. Wentworth.

Instrument dated 15 July with Visct. Muskery, Nicholas
Plunket, Sir Robert Talbot, Dermot 6 Bryen, Patrick Darcy,
Geffrey Browne.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (126); 1. A. (152). Bodl. Carte 65. 242
cropped. N° 427.

29 JULY— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Vpon considera-
tion of the . . .

[Further cessation till 15 August.]

Dublin : 29 July 1645.

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1645.

1 f. Gothic letter (41).

continuation whom 1645,

Ormonde.

Further cessation until 1 5 August at noon.

Ri. Bolton, Cane., Ant. Midensis, Geo. Cloyne, Cha.
Lambart, Arthur Chichester, Gerrard Lowther, Fr. Wil-
loughby, Tho. Lucas, Robert Forth, G. Wentworth.

Instrument 28 July with [Viscount] Muskery, N. Plunket,
Rob. Talbot, Dermot 6 Bryen, Patr. Darcy, Geffr. Browne.
P.R.O. Dub. 1 (127) ; 1. A. (153). Bodl. Carte 15. 308.
Gilbert iv. 358. N° 428.

28 AUGUST.— BY THE GENERAL ASSEM-
BLY OF THE CONFEDERATE CATHO-
LICKS OF IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas the
said Confederate Catholicks have taken . . .

[The Oath of Association to remain in force.]
Kilkenny : 28 August 1645.

Found only in MS. Phil. Kearney.

The association is not to be dissolved in any way till
the treaty is confirmed by Parliament. Declaration and
explanation to be printed (1 Sept.).

Bodl. Carte 15. 684.

Gilbert v. 75. N° 429.

4 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
Dublin : 4 December 1645.

Not found.

See No. 431, 13 January 1645-6. N° 430.

1645 6: 21-22 Charles I

N°s 431-7

1645-6

13 JANUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-

ANT AND COUNCELL. [Begins] Whereas
Wee issued a Proclamation . . .

[Fixing Imposition on Corn, Flour, &c.]

Dublin: 13 January 1645[-6].

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1645 [-6].

1 f. Gothic letter.

said barrell forthwith

Ormonde.

Cites proclamation 4 Dec. [No. 430, q.v.]. Appoints same
rates as proclamation 17 July [No. 426, q.v.]. Cites Order
in Council 22 Dec. 1645 renewing contract for bread for
2,978 soldiers to Daniell Hutchinson and Thomas Hill.
Repeats revenue regulations.

Roscomon, Cha. Lambart, Arthur Chichester, Hen.
Tichborne, Fr. Willoughby, Tho. Lucas, Robert Forth.
P.R.O. Dub. 1 (128); 1. A. (154). N° 431.

3 MARCH.— BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OP THE CONFEDERATE CATHOLICKS
OF IRELAND. [Begins] It is ordered that any
commander . . .

[For service in the proposed expedition.]
Kilkenny: 3 March 1645[-6].

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter (41). Nicholas Plunket.

their Commander here

Any officer, &c., refusing to serve for the King in England
to be incapable of employment and of no repute. Soldiers
not to withdraw from colours on pain of death.

With a declaration by the Earl of Glamorgan that he
has ships and convoy, that Chester is holding out, and
Montrose has won a victory. Promises great rewards from
the King.

Ordered by the Supreme Council : This to be printed
and published. Richard Bellings, 9 March.

Bodl. Carte 16. 617.

Gilbert v. 2G7, jjo 432.

16 MARCH.— BY THE SUPREAME COUN-
CELL OF THE CONFEDERATE CATHO-
LICKES OF IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas
our dread Soveraigne Lord King Charles . . .
[Assistance to be given to the Earl of Glamorgan.]
Kilkenny: 16 March 1645[-6].

Found only in MS.

Glamorgan, who has been appointed general of the 10,000
men to be raised for the King, is to be assisted against the
Parliamentary forces landed at the Shannon.

Emerus [Mac Mahon] Clogherensis, Alexander McDonnell,
Lucas Dillon, Nicholas Plunkett, Donogh O’Callahane,
Richard Bellings.

Bodl. Carte 16. 653.

Gilbert v. 279. 433.

1646

14 APRIL.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT

AND COUNCIL. [Begins] We do hereby
declare . . .

[Concerning ships and commerce.]

Dublin : 14 April 1646.

Not found.

Ormonde.

All ships bringing food or goods in the next six months
to Dublin, Drogheda, Dundalk, or Carlingford, shall be free
of press or any hostile act. The goods to be free of all
imposts except those in force before 23 Oct. 1641.

Ed. Brabazon, Geo. Cloyne, C. Lambart, G. Lowther,
F. Willoughby, Tho. Lucas, R. Forth, la. Ware, G. Went-
worth.

Ormonde MSS. 2. 36. U° 433 a.

21 MAY.— [BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT.]

[Begins] Right trusty and entirely . . .

[Publishing the King’s intention to join the Scots.]
[Dublin]: 21 May 1646.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1646.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 172 all they Oxon,

Ormonde.

By royal letter of 3 April the Lord Lieutenant is ordered
to publish this letter. 500 copies are to be printed.

Roscomon, Edw. Brabazon, Ant. Midensis, Geo. Cloyne,
Cha. Lambart, Arthur Chichester, Gerrard Lowther, Fr.
Willoughby, Robert Forth, la. Ware.

[By the King to Ormonde.] The Parliament ignore all
the King’s offers of peace. He will ‘ be safe in Our Persons,
Honour, and Consciences, in the Scotts Armie’, and has
resolved to join them near Newark, and by the aid of
Montrose to force a peace. He desires Ormonde to com-
municate as frequently as possible with the Council at Oxford.
Dated 3 April 1646, Oxford.

B.M. Eg. MS. 2541 (329). Bodl. Carte 71, printed (48).

N° 434.

30 JULY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCEL. [Begins] Whereas articles
of peace . . .

[Publishing the articles of peace.]

Dublin : 30 July 1646.

Found only in MS.

Ormonde.

A peace has been concluded with the Confederate Catholics
under an authority of 6 March 1645-6 to Donagh Yisct.
Muskery and others and 24 June 1644 at Buckingham to
Ormonde.

Ri. Bolton, C., La. Dublin, Roscomon, Dillon, Geo. Cloyne,
Cha. Lambart, Arthur Chichester, Gerrard Lowther, Hen.
Tichborn, Fr. Willoughby, Tho. Lucas, Robert Forth, Ja.
Ware.

(With order to print, Kilkenny, 3 August. Mountgarret,
Muskery, Alexander mac Donnell, Lucas Dillon, Nicholas
Plunket, Richard Bellings, Patrick Darcy.)

Bodl. Carte 18. 237.

Gilbert v. 286 ; vi. 58 ; Perfect Occurrences, 10 September, gives
copy of Ormond Proclamation alone ; Rush. vi. 401 ; B.M. E. 353
(14) ; Borlaee 156. 435,

3 AUGUST.

Kilkenny : sine nom. : 1646.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 174 and betweene Signed,

Another edition of No. 435, q.v.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 261 (38). N° 436.

12 AUGUST.— [BY THE ECCLESIASTICAL
CONGREGATION AND NUNCIO.] [Be-
gins] Concerning the question between us debated . . .
[Rejecting the articles of peace.]

Waterford: 12 August 1646.

Found only in MS.

All Confederate Catholics who adhere to the peace,
No. 435, q.v., are perjured, because no mention is made in
it of the Catholic religion and the security thereof, or regard
to the conservation of the privileges of the country : all
being subjected to the authority of the Council and Protestant
officers of the King. This to be written and published in all
places in the English and Irish tongues.

From Perfect Diurnall, p. 1329; see Bodl. Carte 18. 248, 250;
another translation Gilbert vi. 71 ; Rush. vi. 416 ; Cal. S.P.I. p. 493.

N° 437.

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1646-7 : 22-23 Charles I

19 AUGUST— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by his
Majesties . . .

[For the observance of the peace.]

Dublin : 19 August 1646.

Not found.

Ormonde.

No reviling speeches or language to be used to those of
the other side.

As No. 435, omitting La. Dublin, H. Ticliborn, T. Lucas.

Ormonde MSS. 2. 46. N° 437 a.

1 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE NUNCIO IN IRE-
LAND.] The Decree of Excommunication By
Iohn Baptist . Rinvccini, By The Grace of God, and
of the See Apostolicke Archbishop and Prince of
Firmo, and Extraordinarie Apostolicke Nuncius in
the Kingdome of Ireland, And By the Congregation
of the Secular and Regular Clergy.

Waterford : 1 September 1646.

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter (59). Nicholaus Fernensis.

Congregation threaten, hereunto

Catholics are not to adhere to the late peace on pain of
excommunication, reserved to the Nuncio. The Protestant
ministers are beginning to appear in some places and threaten
to exercise their religion.

Bodl. Carte 65. 328 ; 18. 414.

Gilbert vi. 131. N° 438.

10 SEPTEMBER— BY THE ECCLESIASTI-
CAL CONGREGATION ... A Solemn Pro-
testation of the clergye’s faith to God and fidelity
to their soveraign.

Waterford: 10 September 1646.

Found only in MS. Nich. Fernensis.

The prelates, &c., of Ireland protest their fidelity. They
will maintain the immunities of the Church, allegiance to the
Crown, and the Oath of Association. This to be printed.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 262 (3).

Gilbert vi. 307, from Fingal MSS. 1. 157 ; Cal. p. 507. U° 439.

28 SEPTEMBER— BY THE COVNCELL AND
CONGREGATION. [Begins] Whereas such of
the Roman . . .

[Safety of property of Roman Catholics on line of march
to Dublin.]

Kilkenny: 28 September 1646.

Kilkenny : sine nom. : 1646.

1 f. Roman letter (59^).

Quar- Forces and

The Roman Catholics in the English quarters are not to
be molested or plundered on pain of indignation. Such
Catholics to be liable to the same contribution for maintenance
of the army as others. ( Signed ) Io. Bap. Archiep. Firman,
et Nuncius, Emer. Clogherensis, Nicolaus Fernensis, Fr. Pa.
Plunket, Lowthe, Alex. Mac Donnell, N. Plunket, Phe.
O’Neill, Piers Butler. [Follows] An order from the
generals to the troops to give due obedience to the above
‘ Declaration and Order ’, on pain of death. Thomas
Preston, Owen O’Neale.

Bodl. Carte 18. 616.

Gilbert vi. 146. o 440,

5 OCTOBER— BY IOHN BAPTIST RINVC-
CINI, Archbishop and Prince of Firmo, And by the
Ecclesiasticall Congregation of both Clergies of the
Kingdome of Ireland. A Decree of Excommunica-

tion against such as adhere to the late Peace, and
doe beare armes for the Hereticks of Ireland, or doe
aid or assist them.

Kilkenny : 5 October 1646.

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter (42 mm.).

Nicolaus Fernensis Ep.

sword : for eius.

The late peace of Dublin is contrary to religion and the
Oath of Association. Wherefore we excommunicate all who
adhere to it or join in war with the Puritans or other heretics
of Dublin, Corke, Yoghell, or other places, or aid them in
any way.

Bodl. Carte 65. 330.

Borlace 165. KT° 441.

22 DECEMBER— [BY THE GENERAL OP

THE CATHOLIC ARMY.] The Declaration
Of The Lord Generali Of The Army of the Con-
federat Catholicks In The Province off Leinster.

Waterford: 22 December 1646.

[Kilkenny] : sine nota : 1646.

1 f. Roman letter (59). T. Preston.

particular destruction Waterford

Explains circumstances through which he is forced to
withdraw from the treaty made with the Marquesse of Clan-
rickard. It does not grant the requisite freedom to the
Catholic religion, or security to the Confederates. Moreover
the refusal to admit a garrison of them in Dublin shows
that there was no real intention of keeping the treaty. Con-
federates are warned to stand on their own defence and only
to treat through the Council and Congregation.

Bodl. Carte 65. 329, 342 ; 71, printed (48) ; 19. 670.

Gilbert vi. 167 ; Ormonde MSS. 2.50.

1 Printed by Commaund of the Councell and Congregation.

N° 442.

1647

3 APRIL— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas we are
informed . . .

[Protection of Roman Catholics in army quarters.]
Dublin : 3 April 1647.

Not found.

Ormonde.

Protection from pillage. In force till 10 June.

R. Bolton, Cane., G. Cloyne, C. Lambart, R. Forth.

Ormonde MSS. 2. 56. N° 442 a.

23 JUNE. — BY THE COMMISSIONERS

FROM THE PARLIAMENT OP ENG-
LAND. [Begins] Whereas Wee . . .

[Protection to all paying Contributions.]

Dublin: 23 June 1647.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1647.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Headpiece, crowned rose of of are

Recites certain abuses, levying of contributions and free
quarters by unauthorized persons, and buying cattle, &c.,
from soldiers who have obtained them by indirect means.
These practices are strictly forbidden. No one is to buy any
commodity from a soldier unless he has a certificate from
his commander. All persons who have come under con-
tribution will be protected from violence by any person
whatever, without distinction of offence or religion. This
proclamation to be in force one year. All persons who
reside outside the English quarters who shall agree with the
Commissioners (or Col. Michael Jones, Commander-in-Chief
of Leinster) within 28 days to pay contribution will be taken
under the protection of Parliament, to the utmost of its

54

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Nos 443-5

power. All commanders, &c., and soldiers to take notice at
their perils. God save the King.

Arthur Annesley, Rob. King, Rob. Meredith, Mic. Jones,
Iohn Moore.

Bodl. Carte 21. 263. P.R.O. S.P.I. 264 (132), MS. copy
signed.

Cal. p. 688. N° 443.

2 NOVEMBER— BY THE COMMANDER IN
CHIEF of the Parliamentary Forces in the Pro-
vince of Leinster. A Proclamation for Robberies
committed by the tories and rebels upon the protes-
tants and others adhering to the protestant party
within the English quarters to be answered by the
kindred of such as commit them.

Dublin: 2 November 1647.

Found only in MS.

Mi. Jones.

Relations of persons committing robberies in the English
quarters shall make satisfaction for them, unless they bring
them in for punishment. God save the King.

T.C.D. MS. 844.

‘ Imprinted at Dublin by William Bladen, Printer to the King’s
most excellent Maiestie. Anno Dom. 1647.’ N° 443 a.

1647-8

4 MARCH. — BY THE COMMANDER IN
CHIEF of the Forces within the Province of
Leinster. [Begins] Whereas I am given . . .
[Against deserting farms.]

[Trim] : 4 March 1647[-8J.

Not found.

Michael Jones.

Those abandoning their farms will not be allowed to
return and harvest their crops.

Ormonde MSS. 2. 72. Ifo 443

6 MARCH. — BY THE COMMANDER . . .

Leinster. [Begins] Whereas I have lately . . .
[Deserters to return to their colours.]

[Trim] : 6 March 1647[-8].

Not found.

M. Jones.

1648

27 MAY. — BY THE SVPREAME COVN-
CELL OF THE CONFEDERATE CATHO-
LICQVES OF IRELAND. [Begins] Wee the
supreame Councell of the said Confederate Catho-
lickes . . .

[Against the interference of the Nuncio in temporal
affairs.]

Kilkenny : 27 May 1648.

Kilkenny: sine nom. : 1648.

1 f. Roman letter (58).

dee- pe are

Recites their extreme respect for the Nuncio (Arch bp. of
Firmo), who is being misled by a few individuals for their
private ends. The Confederate Catholics are not to be
drawn from their obedience in consequence. The late
declaration against the cessation was only signed by some
of the bishops and others after vigorous opposition. It is pub-
lished to-day by order of the Nuncio, and Bishops of Clogher,
Rosse, and Cork. In concluding the cessation we provided
for the free exercise of our religion and function, and the
possessions of the clergy, as well as some other propositions
purely temporal sent us from the Nuncio by Patrick Bryan
and Geffrey Barron. The government of the kingdom must
not be cast down and trod upon or devolve to a spiritual
tribunal, which would be the case if we may not (without
licence first had) either conclude cessation, regulate armies,
nominate officers, appoint commissioners, or dispose of places
of trust in the civil list. We appeal to the Pope, and warn
Confederate Catholics that nothing done by the Nuncio will
lessen the obedience due by them on oath to us.

Mountgarett, Athunry, Alex Mac Donnell, Lucas Dillon,
Rob. Linch, Plielim 6 Neil, Richard Bellings, Gerrald
Fennell, Patrick Brian, Rohert Deuereux.

Bodl. Carte 22. 108.

Gilbert vi. 241. N° 444.

3 JUNE— BY THE SVPREAME COUNCELL
OF THE CONFEDERAT CATHOLICKS
OF IRELAND. [Begins] The deepe sense which
wee haue of the sadd conditions, . . .

[Warning the Clergy to obey the cessation.]
Kilkenny : 3 June 1648.

Kilkenny: sine nom. : 1648.

1 f. Roman letter (40).

Cites recent proclamation against desertion. Some de-
serters have re-enlisted in other companies. They are to
return, on pain of death.

Ormonde MSS. 2. 72. jq-o 443 c

6 MARCH.— BY; THE COMMANDER . . .

Leinster. [Begins] Whereas several of the . . .
[Kindred liable for outrages of the Irish.]

[Trim] : 6 March 1647[-8].

Not found.

M. Jones.

Irish living under protection liable to make good any
spoils of their kindred unless they bring them in in ten
days.

Ormonde MSS. 2. 73. t\to aao h

6 MARCH. — BY THE COMMANDER . . .

Leinster. [Begins] Whereas by the Laws . . .
[For the protection of the market.]

[Trim] : 6 March 1647[-8].

Not found.

M. Jones.

No soldier to be more than one mile from camp without
leave, on pain of death. Any pillage committed by them to
be made good by the troop.

Ormonde MSS. 2. 73. Wo 440 B

Arms 174 some Prelats the

All archbusshops, &c., are charged on their oath of associa-
tion and allegiance not to molest any one for persevering
in their loyalty and observing the cessation agreed on with
Lord Insiquin, even on pretence of the censure of the Nuncio
from which we have appealed, and whose jurisdiction is ipso
facto suspended. All inferior clergy are required not to
withdraw confederates from approving the cessation. All
obedient churchmen are taken under the protection of the
government. Any churchman found seducing the people
will be proceeded against as an enemy of the common good.
No illegal powrer is intended to be usurped over the immunities
of the church.

Mountgarrett, Athunry, Dunboyne, Lucas Dillon, Rob.
Linch, Richard Barnewell, Richard Euerard, Richard Bel-
lings, Patrick Gough, Iohn Walsh, Gerrald Fennell, Patricke
Brian, Robert Deuereux, George Commin.

Bodl. Carte 22. 122.

Gilbert vi. 253. Jf° 445.

7 JULY.— BY THE SVPREAME COVNCELL
OF THE CONFEDERAT CATHOLICK[S]
OF IRELAND. [Begins] It cannot be ex-
pressed . . .

Kilkenny Castle: 7 July 1648.

Kilkenny : sine nom. : 1648.

1 f. Roman letter (58-|).

Arms 174 dis- tractions France,

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1648: 24 Charles I

Refuting calumnious assertion of their wish to resuscitate
the rejected peace, by the cessation agreed on with L. Baron
of Inchiquin, and the statement that they have concluded
a peace through their agent in France. They repeat their
declaration of 22 May last only to make peace on the terms
sent to Rome, 'France, and Spain, until the General Assembly
of Confederate Catholicks otherwise determines. They would
gladly remove the jealousies between the Lord Nuncio and
themselves.

Mountgarrett, Dounboyn, Lucas Dillon, Rob. Lynch,
Richard Bellings, Gerald Fenell, Robert Deuereux, Iohn
Walsh, Patrick Bryan.

Eodl. Carte 65. 418 impft. ; 22. 145.

Gilbert vi. 263. U-0 446.

28 JULY.— BY THE SVPREAME COVNCELL
OF THE CONFEDERAT CATHOLICKS
OF IRELAND. [Begins] Although wee find
our selues much afflicted . . .

[Forbidding the Synod of Galway 15 August.]
Kilkenny: 28 July 1648.

Kilkenny: sine nom. : 1648.

1 f. Roman letter (58§).

his violent of

Exposing the reasons for forbidding the Synod summoned
by the Nuncio for 15 August at Galway. The Nuncio has
by his declaration introduced a civil war among the con-
federates, and now by this Synod intends to force an appro-
bation of his proceedings by terror of such severities as he
has already exercised on Fathers George Dillon and Valentine
Browne. The place is in a seat of war, and the populace are
ill-affected. There is fear of pillage. A synod should not
meet in time of war. The General Assembly is convened
for 4 September next. No one is to attend this Synod or
send proxies there. All commanders, officers, &c., are to
prevent its being held.

Dounboyn, Lucas Dillon, Richard Blake, Richard Bellings,
Gerald Fenell, Iohn Walsh, Patrick Bryan, Robert Deuereux.

Bodl. Carte 22. 158.

Gilbert vi. 264. 447.

13 AUGUST— BY THE SVPREAME COVN-
CELL OF THE CONFEDERAT CATHO-
LICKES OF IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas
by our late Proclamation . . .

[Against Owen 6 Neill.]

Kilkenny : 13 August 1648.

Kilkenny: Thomas Bourke 1 : [1648].

1 f. Roman letter (58-|).

Arms 174 all who Anno

Cites proclamation offering protection to Ulster men
who take the oath to observe the cessation. Many under
protection have joined Owen 6 Neyll on his advance to Leix.
All persons who join, aid, adhere to him are put out of
protection. Commanders, &c., to take notice.

Dunboyne, Lucas Dillon, R. Blake, R. Bellings, Gerald
Fennell, John Walsh, Rob. Deuereux, P. Bryan.

Bodl. Carte 22. 167.

Gilbert, Cont. Hist. i. 743.

1 Printer to Confederate Catholicks of Ireland. N0 448.

After 20 AUGUST— BY THE SUPREAME
COUNCELL OF THE CONFEDERATE
CATHOLICKS OF IRELAND. [Begins] We
cannot believe that any Confederate Catholick . . .

[Owen O’Neill in league with the Parliament.]
[Kilkenny: August 1648.]

Found only in MS.

O’Neil, who opposed the cessation, is in league with Col.
Jones the Parliamentary commander. Publishes a letter to
the Protestant Bishop of Clogher, brother of Col. Jones.

Printed by command of Mountgaret, Dunboyn, Lucas

Dillon, R. Blake, Phel. O’Neylle, R. Bellings, Gerald Fennell,
John Walsh, Robert Devereux, P. Bryan,

Gilbert, Cont. Hist. i. 744, from Collectanea MS. 9. 64. Nat. Lib.
Ireland. N° 449.

SEPTEMBER.— BY THE GENERAL ASSEM-
BLIE OF THE CONFEDERATE CATHO-
LIQ.UES OF IRELAND. [Begins] The ensuing
Declaration of the Lord Nuncio . . .

[Condemning the Nuncio’s Declaration.]
[Kilkenny: September 1648.]

Kilkenny1: sine nom. : 1648. Richard Blake,

1 f. Roman letter (58£). Prol. Gen. Conv.

fit . irregularity thir-

Orders the Declaration of the Nuncio to be printed to
show how the people are seduced from their allegiance, and
such riots as those in Galway are caused. It is ‘ wicked,
malicious, and traiterous, repugnant to all lawes, Human and
Divine, and tending to the utter subversion of the Govern-
ment of the Church, and Commonwealth of this Kingdome ’.

[Follows] The Declaration. [Begins] Whereas about
our late decision . . . ‘ It is a deadly sinne against the Law
of God, and his Church, and a periurie against the Oath of
Association, to have or to suffer the said cessation to be
proclaimed.’ Men are to lose lives, goods, &c., rather than
obey or proclaim it, and we know they could not lose their
goods without the ioss of some or many lives perhaps.

Signed 30 August 1648. Joannes Baptista, Arch. Firmanus
Nunc. Ap., Ioannes Papotensis, Fr. Boetius Rossensis,
Walterus Clonfertensis, Robertus Corcagiensis et Cloan,
Fr. Terentius Imolacensis, Fr. Athon, Ep. Clonmacnois, Fr.
Dionisius 6 Driscoll, Provincialis Augustinorum, Patricius
Lynch Prepositus, Fr. Gregorius French, Fr. Bernardus
Connius, Stephanus Lynch Doctor, Nicholaus Condulmanus,
lames Fallan V.A. A., Iacobus Abbas de Conge, Gregorius
Ioyce, Michael Lynch.

Bodl. Carte 22. 185.

Gilbert vi. 278.

1 By command of the Gen. Assembly, Phill. Kerney Cler. Gen.
Conven. N° 450.

14 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE GENERALL
ASSEMBLY OF THE CONFEDERATE
CAT HOLIQVES OF IRELAND. [Begins]
Whereas divers ill affected to the Government . . .
[Affirming the Religion of the Assembly.]
Kilkenny : 14 September 1648.

Kilkenny 1 : sine nom. : 1648.

1 f. Roman letter (59). Phill. Kearney.

Kingdom sembly the

Owing to the scandalous aspersions of the ill-affected this
Assembly declares its agreement with all previous ones in
preserving and advancing the Roman Catholic religion, and
its immunities and privileges. Any one who ought to be at
the Assembly and is absent is declared to be an ill-affected
person.

Bodl. Carte 22. 208.

Gilbert vi. 279.

1 By command of the General Assembly. N° 451.

30 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE GENERALL
ASSEMBLY OF THE CONFEDERATE
CATHOLIQVES OF IRELAND. [Begins]
Whereas Colonell Owen O Neill, coming into this
Kingdome, . . .

[Owen O’Neill declared a traitor.]

Kilkenny: 30 September 1648.

Sine nota (cropped).

1 f. Roman letter (58|).

Arms 174 Majestie, thousand Eng-

Col. Owen O’Neill was made Governor of Ulster by the
Supreme Council in 1642, and took the Oath of Association,
and another of office. He has appointed Lieut. -Generals to
raise forces throughout the kingdom, pillaged the other three

1648-9: 24 Charles I & 1 Commonwealth

N°s 452-9

provinces, and seized their strongholds. He has now joined
Col. Jones, a Parliamentary, against the King, burned the
Council’s letter, and threatened to hang the messenger. He
is declared a traitor; all governors, &c., are to proceed
against and destroy him.

Bodi. Carte 22. 261. Tanner MS. 57. 320.

Gilbert, Cont. Hist. i. 747. If0 452.

30 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE GENERALL
ASSEMBLIE OF THE CONFEDERATE
CATHOLIQUES OF IRELAND. [Begins]
This Assembly taking seriously into consideration . . .

[Against Owen O’Neill and the Bishop of Clogher.]
Kilkenny : 30 September 1648.

Kilkenny: sine nom, : [1648].

1 f. Roman letter (59). Phill. Kearney.

Arms 174 & Land England,

Owen Mac Arte O’Neill, late Generali of Ulster, and Emer,
L. Bishop of Clogher, have entered into rebellion and hostility
to the King and the Confederate Catholiques. Any of their
supporters who come in before 25 October next will be
pardoned except the said Colonell Owen Mac Arte O’Neill,
Emer, L. Bishop of Clogher, and Edmond Reilly, Priest
Vicar Generali to the L. Archbishop of Dublin, Thirlagh
Duffe mac Donnogh 6 Brien, Iohn 6 Kennedy of Dunally,
Arte alias Arthur Cavanagh of Ballynloghan, Captain
Donnogh 6 Connor mac Hugh, Captain Richard Bourke mac
David of Partry, Alderman Dominicke Fanning of Lymericke.
In any peace made the gentlemen of Ulster will receive the
same consideration as the Confederate Catholics, provided
they lay down arms at once. Those who do not will be
treated as rebels after 25 October next.

Bodl. Carte 65. 421 ; 22. 262 cropped.

Gilbert, Cont. Hist. i. 749. Ijo 453.

6 OCTOBER. — BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT GENERAL OF IRELAND. [Begins]
To prevent the too frequent prejudices incident
through jealousies . . .

[Taking up the government again.]

[Cork : 6 October 1648.]

Found only in MS.

Ormonde.

Dublin was abandoned to the Parliament in hope of an
agreement between them and the King. This has failed.
The Protestant army in Munster is loyal. The King accepts
its declaration, and has sent Ormonde to fulfil his office.
Promises to settle the Protestant religion as in the best
reformed churches, defend King’s prerogatives, maintain
the privileges of Parliament. Will suppress the Indepen-
dents, maintain trade with England. Offers an indemnity
for all past offences. Promises equal consideration to all
persons resorting to the King’s service, whatever their past
may have been.

T.C.D. MS. 844 (25).

Moderate Intelligencer, No. 194.

‘ Printed at Corke, 6th October 646 (tic).' Reprint 27 Nov. B.M. E.
473 (25). No 454f

1648-9

17 JANUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT GENERALL AND GENERALL
GOVERNOR OF THE KINGDOM OF
IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas Articles of Peace
are made . . .

[Announcing a Treaty of Peace with the Catholics.]
Kilkenny : 17 January 1648[-9].

Kilkenny : William Smith : 1648[-9],

1 f. Roman letter (59).

Arms 174 be All of

Ormonde.

Terms of a treaty of peace with the General Council of
the Catholics.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 266 (13).

Gilbert vii. 184, 211 ; ‘Articles of Peace’, Corcke 1648 (B.M. C. 38.
c. 4) ; Cal. p. 40. N° 455.

25 JANUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT GENERALL OF IRELAND. [Begins]
Whereas by the articles of peace . . .

[Appointment of judicatures postponed till April.]
Kilkenny : 25 January 1648[-9].

Found only in MS.

Ormonde.

Bodl. Carte 23. 332. Original paper signed, endorsed
with an order signed by Ormonde to print 50 copies.

Gilbert vii. 221. jj° 456.

COMMONWEALTH

16 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-

ANT GENERALL OF IRELAND. [Begins]
Whereas our late Soveraigne King Charles of happy
memory, . . .

[Proclaiming Charles II.]

Garrick : 16 February 1648[-9].

Not found.

Ormond.

From B.M. E. 548 (28) ; Perfect Diurnall, p. 236 ; Perfect Occur-
rences, p. 927. n° 457.

17 FEBRUARY —BY THE KING [Charles II].

A Proclamation Declaringe lames Marqves Of Or-
mond To Be Lievtenant Generali and Generali
Governour Of The Kingdome of Ireland.

Hage : 17 February 1648[-9] old style.
Kilkenny : sine nom. : 1649.

1 f. Roman letter (58^).

Arms 174 De- fender according
Confirming acts of James Marques of Ormond as Lieutenant
General and General Governor of Ireland under Charles I’s
patents, and appointing him to the same office.

Bodl. Carte 65. 460 ; 23. 507.

Gilbert vii. 261. n° 458.

1649

23 AUGUST.— [BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT.] [Begins] Whereas God Almighty, in the
aboundance of his mercy and . . .

[Against profanity, drunkenness, and Sabbath breaking.]
Dublin : 23 August 1649.

Not found.

O. Cromwell.

The mayor and all officers of the city or the army to
execute the laws against these offences.

Gilbert, Cont. Hist. ii. 231, from ‘ The last great . . . fight ' ;
Whitelock, p. 423. N° 459.

8 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT GENERALL OF IRELAND. [Begins]
Whereas I am informed . . .

[Enforcing discipline on his forces.]

[Cork] : 8 December 1649.

Corke : sine nom. : 1649.

1 f. Roman letter (45^).

since Contenting un-

VOL. II

57

i

Nos 460-6

O. Cromwell.

The troops are not to pillage as they have done since
crossing Blackwater, on pain of death. Officers are to carry
out the articles of war as in England. Any inhabitant not
righted by officers may bring his grievance to me. No stacks
of barley or wheat are to be broken down. Pease, oats, hay,
&c. , are to be paid for at the rates in force before our coming.

Hodgkin.

Rariora iii. 35. N° 460.

1649-50

25 FEBRUARY.— BY THE GOVERNOR . . .
OF DUBLIN. A Proclamation for robberies
committed by the tories and rebels upon the protes-
tants and others adhering to the protestant party
within the English quarters to be answered by the
papist inhabitants of such barony where such rob-
beries, &c. shall be committed.

[Dublin] : 25 February 1649[-50].

[Dublin : W. Bladen : 1649-50.]

Found only in MS.

J. Hewson.

Cites proclamation of Col. Jones, 2 Nov. 1647, No. 443 a, q.v.
These offences are on the increase, and it is most difficult to
find out offenders’ names. Accordingly all papists in the
barony are now to be held liable for restitution of all thefts
committed, unless they raise the hue and cry after any tories
and rebels passing through their lands. Assessments to be
made by court martial. Papists in other baronies through
which the offenders have passed are likewise to be jointly
liable unless a hue and cry has been raised. Baronies may
be heard in their defence by an advocate.

T.C.D. MS. 844. N° 460 a.

1650

20 MAY.— [BY THE BISHOP OF CLOGHER.]

The declaration of the nobility, gentry, and com-
aunders of his Majestys forces of the province of
Ulster. [Begins] Whereas we are given to under-
stand that some ill-affected . . .

Chari emont : 20 May 1650.

Found only in MS.

No adherent of the King will be troubled in the free
exercise of his religion. Scots will be treated on the same
footing as Irishmen.

Clogherensis, Arthur Dunencis et Conorencis, Richard
Ferrall, Iveagh, Iniskillin, Alexander McDonell, Phelim
ONeill, Phillipp Reilly, Torlagh ONeill, Shane OCahane,
Hugh Maguire, Anguis McDonell, Myles Swyne, Bryan
McArt Oge ONeill, Hugh McMahon McPatrick, Torlagh
OBoyle, Bryan ONeill, Torlagh ONeill, Owen ODogherty,
Calvagh ODonell, Iohn ODonell, Terence OQuin, Tor.
Boyle, Iohn McDonell, Patrick ODonelly, Cormuck Mull-
hallen, Iohn McDonell.

Bodl. Carte 27. 355.

Gilbert, Cont. Hist. ii. 418. 401,

30 JULY.— BY THE DEPUTY GENERALL
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation. [Begins] It
hath pleased the Lord . . .

[Appointing three fast days in August ]

Waterford : 30 July 1650.

Not found.

H. Ireton.

First, second, and third Tuesdays in August to be kept as
days of public humiliation. This to be printed and published.
From Severall Proceedings, p. 715 ; B.M. E. 612 (3). 462.

58

1649-51 : 2-3 Commonwealth

11 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE DEPUTY GEN-
ERAL OF IRELAND.] A Declaration for
the encouragement of tillage and husbandry.
Waterford: 11 September 1650.

Not found.

From No. 469, q.v. N° 462a.

1650-1

2 JANUARY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
GENERAL OF IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas
divers of the Tradesmen . . .

[Against communication with the Parliamentary army.]
Armes : 2 January 1650[-1].

Not found.

Clanrickard.

Any tradesmen or others withdrawing from their habita-
tions to avoid contributions to the King’s army to be
accounted traitors. Any tories not joining the army within
14 days to be unhorsed and accounted traitors. These to be
proclaimed in all liberties.

From Severall Proceedings, p. 1076. 453,

8 FEBRUARY.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE PARLIAMENT OF THE COM-
MONWEALTH OF ENGLAND FOR THE
AFFAIRES OF IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas
there is at present great decay . . .

[Against killing lambs.]

Waterford : 8 February 1650[-1].

Found only in MS.

No lambs to be killed, fine 10s. for killing, 10s. for eating,
half to informer, half to maimed soldiers. To be levied on
goods, eight days imprisonment in default. This to be
proclaimed. In force till 1 August 1651.

Edm. Ludlowe, Miles Corbet, Jo. Jones, Jo. Weaver.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 1.

From Severall Proceedings, p. 1278.

Has been printed.

[1] MARCH. — [BY THE DEPUTY
ERALL OF IRELAND.] [Begins]
upon the Rendition . . .

[Inhabitants of Waterford to leave it.]
Waterford : March 1650[-1],

Not found.

N° 464.

GEN-

Wheras

H. Ireton.

In accordance with the Treaty of Rendition all inhabitants
of Waterford are to leave it within three months from
10 February. Waterford has been a centre of piracy, and
has been obstinate in refusing peace, it is firmly attached to
the Roman Catholic religion. All who took no part in the
first rebellion may remain.

From Perfect Diurnall, p. 888.

N° 465.

19 MARCH.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. [Begins] It is Ordered, That the
Commissioners . . .

[For the letting of waste houses and lands.]
Kilkenny : 19 March 1650[-1].

Not found.

The Commissioners of the Revenue to survey all waste
houses and lands, and to let them for a year at the best
advantage. They may make leases not exceeding seven years
to any one who will repair or finish any buildings.

H. Ireton, Edm. Ludlowe, J. Weaver, Miles Corbet, Jo.
Jones.

Severall Proceedings, p. 1279; Belfast Town Book, p. 64. H° 466.

Nos 467-75

1651: 3 Commonwealth

19 MARCH.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. [Begins] It is ordered that the
respective . . .

[Treasurers not to pay without due warrants.]
Kilkenny : 19 March 1650[-1].

[Dublin : sine nom. : 1650-1.]

Not found.

Treasurers of the Revenue not to pay out any money from
the customs or excise without warrants signed by three or
more of the commissioners.

H. Ireton, Edm. Ludlow, Miles Corbet, Jo. Jones, John
Weaver.

Belfast Town Book, p. 64. Jf° 467.

22 MARCH.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas great spoyle and
waste hath . . .

[Against cutting timber or quickset hedges.]
Kilkenny : 22 March 1650[-1].

Not found.

No timber or quickset hedges are to be felled or destroyed
without licence from the Commissioners of the Revenue.
No building materials from ruined houses to be destroyed.
Offenders to be imprisoned. Governors of counties, cities,
and garrisons to enforce care in use of timber.

Hen. Ireton, Edm. Ludlow, John Weaver, Miles Corbet,
Jo. Jones.

Severall Proceedings, p. 1280; Belfast Town Book, p. 64. Jfo 468.

1651

[11] APRIL.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas by a late Declara-
tion . . .

[Excluding certain places from protection ]
[Kilkenny] : April 1651.

Not found.

Cites Declaration of Waterford, No. 462 a, for encourage-
ment of tillage and husbandry. The places there excepted
as harbours for the enemy, bogs, woods, mountains, and
certain others are still out of protection, and no one is to
inhabit them. Parts of Tipperary, Waterford, Kilkenny,
Queen’s Co., King’s Co., Cork, Limerick, Wexford, Carlow,
and Wicklow are excepted. Any person found there before
10 April 1652 will be slain, and their goods spoiled.

Hen. Ireton, Edm. Ludlow, Miles Corbet, Io. lones, Iohn
Weaver.

Perfect Diurnall, p. 1000. 469.

22 APRIL— BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas the said Commis-
sioners have . . .

[For the arrest of the 1641 rebels.]

Kilkenny: 22 April 1651.

Not found.

All Justices, Commissioners of Revenue, &c., to inquire as
to any persons in the provinces of Leinster, Munster, and
Ulster, who on or about October 1641 or since that date
committed murder on the Protestant English, not being
officers or souldiers in command or pay. They are to be
arrested and sent up with informations.

H. Ireton, Ed, Ludlow, Miles Corbet, John Jones, John
Weaver.

Severall Proceedings, p. 1454. 470.

22 APRIL.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas there is a great
decay of Cattle . . .

[Against the export of Horses, Cattle, or Sheep.]
Kilkenny: 22 April 1651.

Not found.

Owing to the decay of live stock, no horses, cattle, or
sheep are to be exported on pain of forfeiture or a fine of
40s. per head, half to informer, half to poor soldiers, &c.
Commissioners of Revenue, &c., to enforce. To be in force
one year.

H. Ireton, Ed. Ludlow, Miles Corbet, John Jones, John
Weaver.

Severall Proceedings, p. 1455. Jfo 471.

28 APRIL.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. A Declaration for the removing of
the Wives, Children and Families, of such Persons
as are in Rebellion or live in the Enemies Quarters
out of the Garrisons of the Parliament, and the de-
molishing of all Cabines and Huts, in or near the
said Garisons which are Receptacles of such as live
by stealth and robbery, or as Rogues, Vagrants and
idle Persons.

Kilkenny : 28 April 1651.

Not found.

Every person or persons whose parents, husbands, sons,
or brothers are in actual rebellion against the Parliament,
or live in any woods, bogs, or places out of protection, are
to remove themselves, their children and families to a
distance of more than two miles from any garrison within
fifteen days on pain of punishment as spies. All cottages,
cabins, huts, or sheds within two miles of a garrison are to
be pulled down unless special licence in writing is given.

Ed. Ludlow, Miles Corbet, John Jones, John Weaver.
Severall Proceedings, p. 1456. 472.

28 APRIL.- BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. [Begins] It is Ordered, That the
Commissioners for the Revenue . . .

[For the preservation of meadow land.]
Kilkenny : 28 April 1651.

Not found.

Commissioners of Revenue and governors of garrisons to
preserve all meadow lands till they are mowed. They are
to press men to mow them and bring in the hay to store,
paying the owners 6 cl. per cwt. of hay. Certificates to be
sent in by 20 September of the quantity in store.

Ed. Ludlow, Miles Corbet, John Jones, John Weaver.
Severall Proceedings, p. 1457. N° 473.

1 MAY.— BY THE DEPUTY GENERALL OF
IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas divers Officers
and . . .

[Against intermarriage with Irish women.]
Waterford : 1 May 1651.

Not found.

H. Ireton.

Officers or soldiers marrying Irish women that are papists,
or have lately been such, will be held incapable of command
or trust. Horse soldiers will be degraded to foot, foot
soldiers to pioneers.

Severall Proceedings, p. 1458 ; see Gilbert, Cont. Hist. iii. 225 ;
continued 10 March 1652-8 ; see No. 522. N° 474.

5 MAY. — BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. An order for apprehension of rogues,
vagabonds, and sturdy beggars.

Clonmel : 5 May 1651.

Not found.

Ordered to be printed and published 20 June 1651.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 34, p. 3. N° 475.

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20 MAY. — BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .

IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas (through the
Liberty sundry . . .

[Prohibiting export of Hides.]

Cashel : 20 May 1651.

Not found.

No hides (raw, salt, or in the hair) may be exported. No
tanned hides or leather may be exported for nine months,
nor after that time to any foreign parts on pain of forfeiture
and 40s. per hide — half to informer, half to poor soldiers,
&c. Commissioners of Kevenue to enforce. In force till
1 June 1652.

H. Ireton, Ed. Ludlow, Miles Corbet, Iohn Iones, Iohn
Weaver.

Severall Proceedings, p. 1460. N° 476.

21 MAY. — BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .

IRELAND. [Begins] It is Ordered, That all
Personages and Vicarages, . . .

[For the due collection of Ecclesiastical Revenues.]
Clonmel : 21 May 1651.

Not found.

All ecclesiastical revenues to be improved to the best
advantage by the Commissioners of the Revenue and devoted
one-half to preaching ministers and schoolmasters, the other
to sick soldiers and soldiers’ widows and orphans.

H. Ireton, Ed. Ludlow, Miles Corbet, John Jones, John
Weaver.

Severall Proceedings, p. 1461. N° 477.

(?) 25 MAY.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. [Begins] It is Ordered, that the
Commissioners of Applotments . . .

Clonmel : [? 25] 15 May 1651.

Not found.

25 AUGUST.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS
. . . IRELAND. [Begins] Vpon serious con-
sideration had, . . .

[For a solemn fast 28 August.]

Dublin: 25 August 1651.

Found only in MS.

On account of plague in Dublin, invasion of England, and
the spirit of division among the Parliamentary party, a
solemn fast is ordered on Thursday next, 28 August. Mayor
to give notice.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 3. N° 481.

10 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE COMMISSION-
ERS . . . IRELAND. A Declaration for en-
couraging and drawing hither fishermen from Ulster
and other parts during the herring season.

Dublin: c. 10 September 1651.

Not found.

See P.R.O. Dub. Domestic Correspondence Book 49,
p. 133.

Has been printed and published. 482.

22 OCTOBER.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS
. . . IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas vpon notice
given out . . .

[Thanksgiving for Worcester.]

Dublin : 22 October 1651.

Found only in MS.

Cites ordinance for thanksgiving for Worcester on 24th
inst., Friday next, to be kept. No markets to be held or
ordinary vocations to be followed. This to be proclaimed
by the Governor.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 47. N° 483.

The Commissioners of Applotments in each barony are
to imprison sturdy beggars, rogues, and vagabonds, &c., and
ex-ect stocks in convenient places. They are to ascertain
servants’ wages, prevent excessive rates in tawing, tanning,
and brogues, cause watch and ward to be kept, and appoint
persons in each parish to keep the watch.

Ed. Ludlow, Miles Corbet, John Jones, John Weaver.
Severall Proceedings, p. 1461. 478.

12 JUNE.— BY THE DEPUTY GENERALL
OP IRELAND. [Begins] Forasmuch as it
hath . . .

[Appointing 13 June a day of thanksgiving for the
ai'my.]

Limerick: 12 June 1651.

Found only in MS.

[H. Ireton.]

Recounting the mercies of God to the Parliamentai-y army.
Gilbert, Cont. Hist. iii. 237. U° 479.

1 JULY. — BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. [Begins] Upon consideration had
of a Paper, containing,

[Encouraging English tradesmen to settle in Dublin.]
Dublin: 1 July 1651.

Not found.

Approving ‘The Humble Desires of the Mayor and Citizens
of Dublin ’. Any English Protestant ti-adesmen or handi-
craftsmen settling in Dublin before 29 September 1652
shall be made free of the city on apprenticeship terms, viz.
20s. to be paid — 5s. a quarter. The ‘Desires’ with this
order to be printed and published.

‘ The Humble Desires ’ offered the fi’eedom during three
years. It is signed by Raphael Hunt, Major of Dublin,
Richard Cooke, George Gilbert, Sheriffs, 27 June 1651.

Miles Corbet, Io. Iones, Io. Weaver.

Perfect Diurnall, p. 1190. U"o 480.

18 NOVEMBER. — BY THE COMMISSION-
ERS . . . IRELAND. [Begins] Forasmuch as
it hath bene the . . .

[For a day of thanksgiving.]

Dublin: 18 November 1651.

Found only in MS.

Wednesday, 26 Nov., declared a day of thanksgiving
for the taking of Limerick, and the reduction of Man,
Guernsey, and Jersey. Ordinary vocations not to be fol-
lowed. This to be proclaimed and published.

Edm. Ludlow, John Jones, Miles Corbett, John Weaver.
P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 69. N° 484.

6 DECEMBER.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS
. . . IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas the Lord hath
bene pleased . . .

[For a day of humiliation.]

Dublin: 6 December 1651.

Found only in MS.

Thursday, 11 and 18 December, to be days of public
humiliation for death of the Lord Deputy, plague in Limerick
and elsewhere, and storms at sea. This to be proclaimed
and observed according to the Act.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 84. N° 485.

1651-2

2 JANUARY.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS
. . . IRELAND. [Begins] Ordered, That such
persons . . .

[Encouragement to rebels to lay down arms.]
Kilkenny: 2 January 1651 [-2].

Found only in MS.

Those laying down arms (priests, Jesuits, &c., excepted)

60

1651-2: 3-4 Commonwealth

Nos 486-93

shall have protection in the Parliament’s quarters, and full
benefit of terms of peace, with one month’s time to secure
their own safety if the terms are deemed unfavourable, pro-
vided that they do not prejudice the Commonwealth, and
that they have taken no part in the 1,641 murders, &c.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 105.

Has been printed. N° 486.

2 JANUARY— BY THE COMMISSIONERS
. . . IRELAND. [Begins] Ordered . . . That all
such persons . . .

[For preventing such as are in from going out of
protection.]

Kilkenny : 2 January 1651[-2].

Found only in MS.

All persons of this nation who have been received into
protection since July 1649, and have afterwards taken up
arms against the Parliament, or shall voluntarily aid or abet
persons in arms, and shall be taken in arms, shall, being
found guilty, be put to death.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 107.

Has been printed ; see Correspondence Book 49, p. 351. N° 487.

13 JANUARY.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS
. . . IRELAND. [Begins] Ordered, That all
persons . . .

[Concerning the resort of the rebels to the army.]
Kilkenny: 13 January 1651[-2].

Found only in MS.

Prohibiting the enemy, under the number of twelve
persons, to come into our quarters, or without an officer at
the head of them though more when coming in or ‘agen-
going’ out of protection.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 111.

Has been printed ; see Correspondence Book 49, p. 337. 488.

13 JANUARY— BY THE COMMISSIONERS
. . . IRELAND. [Begins] Vpon consideration
had of the great supplies . . .

[Cutting off supplies from the rebels.]
Kilkenny: 13 January 1651[-2].

Found only in MS.

No smiths to work outside garrisons on pain of forfeiture
and death on second offence. No unwrought iron to be sold
without a licence. No horseshoes to be sold without licence.
No arms or furniture of war to be made except in garrisons.
No ale, beer, or strong waters to be sold except in garrison
towns. This to be proclaimed. Not to extend to Down,
Antrim, Londonderry, Donegal, and Fermanagh. In force
till 10 Feb. 1652.

Edm. Ludlowe, Miles Corbet, Jo. Jones, John Weaver.
P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 112.

Merc. Pol. p. 1463 ; Gilbert, Cont. Hist. iii. 277.

Has been printed ; see Letter to Council of State 5 Feb. 1651-2.
P.R.O. Dub. Dom. Corr. 49. 337. 489.

13 FEBRUARY. — BY THE COMMISSION-
ERS . . . IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas the
Places hereafter mentioned . . .

[Parts of Ireland out of protection.]

Dublin: 13 February 1651[-2].

Found only in MS.

Limiting the parts out of protection from 28 Feb. to
1 March 1652[-3], Wicklow, Dublin, Kildare, Carlow, in
parts. All persons to remove themselves and their goods,
on pain of death and spoliation. Suitable provision made
for them in protected lands.

Edm. Ludlow, Miles Corbet, Io. Iones, John Weaver.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 134.

Perfect Diurnall, p. 1762; Merc. Pol. p. 1484; Gilbert, Cont. Hist,
iii. 283.

Has been printed; see P.R.O. Dub. Dom. Corresp. 49, p.337. N° 490.

12 MARCH— BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. A Declaration.

[An answer to Garald FitzGerald’s offer.]

Dublin: 12 March 1651[-2].

Found only in MS.

In answer to a letter by Garald FitzGerald in behalf of
an assembly of the Irish at Glanmaliero in the province of
Leinster in Ireland to the Commissioners of Parliament,
dated Garrench, 20 Feb. 1651, delivered 11 March. Desiring
safe conducts for an assembly to treat of peace, the Commis-
sioners refuse to recognize their authority. All persons who
lay down their arms will receive moderate terms. A dis-
tinction will be made against those who joined in the
massacre.

Miles Corbet, Jo. Jones, John Weaver.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 159.

Severall Proceedings, p. 2045 ; Perfect Diurnall, p. 1776; Merc. Pol.
p. 1513. N° 491.

1652

25 MARCH.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas it hath bene the
vsuall practice . . .

[Restraint on passing oversea.]

Dublin : 25 March 1652.

Found only in MS.

No shipmaster is to transport any soldier or other person
whatsoever over sea without special licence from the Lord
Deputy of Ireland or the Commissioners or Commandei'-in-
Chief on pain of forfeiture of ship and imprisonment of
master.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 174. N° 492.

29 APRIL.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. A Declaration for the more effectuall
Discovery of such Rebells, Theives, and Robbers, as
resort vnto, or are harboured in places not excluded
from Protection, by whom many Murthers and
Robberies are committed, and for preuenting of
Reliefe and Intelligence to the Rebells by persons
living in protection.

Kilkenny : 29 April 1652.

Found only in MS.

On advice of a Council of War held at Kilkenny 19 April,
the Commissioners of Revenue are to prepare a list and
description of all over ten years of age in their precincts,
which they are to deliver within thirty days to the Com-
mander-in-Chief. He shall give a pass to every one contained
in the register. Any one found in the garrisons or pi-otected
places without a pass after forty days declared a spy. No
one to be harboured without a pass. This not to extend to
servants of Parliament or to men of approved good will.
Irish in protected places liable for all murders, thefts, &c.,
committed by their kindred, unless they are given up to
justice on demand. Communication with relatives out of
protection forbidden. Parents of rebels to leave the Parlia-
mentary quarters. This to be published and put in execution.
In force till 25 Mai’ch 1653.

Edmund Ludlow, Miles Corbett, John Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 211.

40,000 passes printed at Dublin and 40,000 at Waterford. N° 493.

12 MAY.— BY THE GOVERNOR OF DUB-
LIN. [Begins] Whereas by diuers wayes and
meanes . . .

[Against aiding the rebels by provisions.]
Dublin: 12 May 1652.

Found only in MS.

J. Hewson.

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Nos 494-502

1652: 4 Commonwealth

To prevent the victualling of tories and rebels from
Dublin no one is to carry victuals or salt south of the Liffey,
on pain of confiscation for the first offence, and court martial
for aiding rebellion for the second. Officers, &c., to seize
any provisions, arms, ammunition, south of the Liffey in
Co. Dublin, Kildare, Wicklow, Carlow, &c., and not to
restore it without direction from the Governor.

T.C.D. MS. 844. N° 494.

22 MAY. — BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. A Declaration. [Begins] Whereas by
an order made . . .

Clonmel : 22 May 1652.

Found only in MS.

Cites Order, Kilkenny, 2 Jan. 1651 [-2], giving power to
commanders to receive rebels into protection, and Articles of
Kilkenny, 12 May 1652, between Sir Walter Dungan for the
Irish and Commissioner General J ohn Keinolds for the Parlia-
ment. All Irish, not guilty of 1641 murders, who lay down
their arms are received into protection. Those who do not
come in are presumed guilty. Power determined on 30 J une.
Rewards offered for the persons or heads of the following
guilty : Lord Muskerry £500, L. Mountgarrett £300, Bp. of
Limerick £300, Bp. of Cork £300, Col. Rich. Grace £300,
Leift.-Col. Doyne £100, Col. Florence FitzPatrick £200, Lt.-
Col. Carrol £200, Lt.-Col. McEgan £100, Col. Mortagh o
Bryan £200, Col. FitzGerald £150, Col. John Condon £200,
Edmund FitzGerald of Ballymartyr £200, McCarty Ryagh
£200, Mr. Lawler £100, Ferriter of Ferriter’s Fort £100,
Col. Ed. FzMorris £200, Col. David Rock £200, Col. OMolloy
£100. Pardon to any rebel, not being a priest, Jesuit, or
guilty of the said murders, in addition to reward. Governors
to pay rewards. This to be published.

P.It.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 237. N° 495.

21 JUNE.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. [Begins] The Parliament of the
Commonwealth . . .

[For a day of humiliation.]

Cork: 21 June 1652.

Found only in MS.

Wed., 30 June, has been ordered by Parliament, No. 2970,
Eng., q.v., to be kept as a day of humiliation. This to be
published.

P.It.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 255. N° 496.

26 JUNE.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. A Declaration.

[Publishing votes of Parliament.]

Cork : 26 June 1652.

Found only in MS.

Votes of 15 June 1652. Oliver Cromwell to be Com-
mander-in-Chief in Ireland as in England. He is to appoint
an Irish Commander-in-Chief under him. All commissions
granted by the Lord-Lieutenant or his deputy to remain in
force from 22 June till order is taken. This to be sent by
Council of State to Commissioners in Ireland to be published.

P.R.O. Dub. Corresp. Book 50, p. 137. N° 497.

2 JULY. — BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. [Begins] Vpon Reading ye Peticion
of ye Shoemakers . . .

[Concerning the tanning of leather.]

Dublin: 2 July 1652.

Found only in MS.

On petition of the shoemakers of Kilkenny, Clonmel, and
Cork it is ordered that all hides of over 100 lb. weight shall
be thoroughly tanned in the English manner or be forfeited
to the Commonwealth. Small hides under 10 lb. already
tanned may pass for use of brogue makers, if not horny.
Two well-affected men, shoemakers or curriers, to examine
all leather, and stamp it with a seal of the state’s arms.
This to be published by Commissioners of Revenue.

P.It.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 267. N° 498.

14 JULY. — BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. An Order prohibiting the Irish that
have come in upon Articles to go from County to
County without licence.

Clonmel: 14 July 1652.

Found only in MS.

Many Irish who have come in do under pretence of travel
for private affairs hold communication with and supply
rebels still in hostility. (1) No person who has been in arms
since 1 Jan. 1649 is to leave his county without special
licence from the Commander-in-Chief, &c., the licence to
contain his description, and limit a time. (2) All persons
found in arms after ten days from date shall suffer as
enemies. (3) All persons included in any treaty after

I March 1651 [-2], and taken in arms after 20 July shall
be punished as traitors. (4) Any one aiding or sheltering
enemies in arms shall be proceeded against as traitors and
spies by court martial. This to be published by drum and
trumpet.

P.It.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 316. N° 499.

7 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE COMMISSION-
ERS . . . IRELAND. An Order to prevent the
transportation of Cattle.

Tredagh : 7 September 1652.

Found only in MS.

No one to ship any horses, garrons, oxen, calves, beefs,
steers, sheep, lambs, corn, oatmeal, or other provision, on
pain of forfeiture, and 40s. fine per head, one-half to sick
and maimed soldiers, orphans, and widows, the other to the
discoverer. Commissioners of revenue to levy fines. Any
one aiding such export to be declared incapable of public
trust. This to be published, and registered in every port.
Declaration not to extend to persons exporting their own
horse by licence.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 327. N° 500.

II OCTOBER.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS

. . . IRELAND. [Begins] The Parliament . . .
[For taking the submission of the Irish.]
Kilkenny: 11 October 1652.

Found only in MS.

The Act of Oblivion with this Declaration to be proclaimed.
The commissioners for revenue, &c., to administer the
engagement, keeping lists and giving certificates (at a
charge of 3d.). All persons banished allowed two months’
time on giving security.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 368.

Perfect Diurnall, p. 2285. N° 501.

5 NOVEMBER.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS
. . . IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas there hath . . .
[Concerning the value of coin.]

Kilkenny : 5 November 1652.

Found only in MS.

Clipt English money to pass by weight only. Ryals or
pieces of eight, Rix, Flemmish, or cross dollars (that have
passed as 5s.) to pass as 4s. 6 d., Philip’s money called
ducatoons (formerly 6s.) as 5s. 6 cl., French quardecues as
Is. 6 d. No other foreign money to pass.

Charles Fleetwood, Edm. Ludlow, Miles Corbet, Jo. Jones.
Dublin, 8 Nov. These to be printed and published. Jo.
Hughes.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 421.

Severall Proceedings, p. 2714 ; Merc. Pol. p. 2043. N° 502.

18 NOVEMBER. — BY THE COMMISSION-
ERS . . . IRELAND. A Declaration against

Malting of Oats.

Dublin : 18 November 1652.

Found only in MS.

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No® 503-11

In consequence of the great scarcity of oats, no one is to
make any oat-malt, or brew any ale or beer from oat-malt,
on pain of forfeiture and a fine of 1 Os. a barrel, levied by
distress ; half to informer. This to be proclaimed. Officers
to aid in execution. This to be in force till 1 August 1653.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 434. N° 503.

14 DECEMBER. — BY THE COMMISSION-

ERS . . . IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas the
time limited . . .

[Extending time for taking the Engagement.]
Dublin: 14 December 1652.

Found only in MS.

The time limited for taking the engagement in Declaration
of 11 Oct., No. 501, q.v. (ten days) having elapsed is found
to have been too short. It is continued to 20 January next.
This to be proclaimed.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 476. N° 504.

15 DECEMBER. — BY THE COMMISSION-

ERS . . . IRELAND. A Declaration for putting
out of protection several places in the precinct of
Belturbet.

Dublin : 15 December 1652.

Found only in MS.

Many Irish taken into protection have again labelled, and
are in shelter in Cavan, Monaghan, and Fermanagh. The
Commander-in-Chief, &c., are empowered to put any part of
the precinct of Belturbet out of protection. They may
take up provisions for the garrison at reasonable prices.
Inhabitants may be removed into Meath or Westmeath.
Their names, stocks, &c., to be certified so that their assess-
ment may be levied on their new barony. A four months’
contribution to be levied on the precinct. Fifty horses to
be levied at reasonable prices. Caddows aud bed-clothes to
be levied. Those living under protection to be prepared
to victual the troops. One half of all fines to be applied in
building.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 477. N° 505.

15 DECEMBER. — BY THE COMMISSION-
ERS . . . IRELAND. A Declaration for putting
out of protection such islands, loughs, and bogs, as
harbour the revolting rebels.

Dublin : 15 December 1652.

Found only in MS.

Fifteen days after publication all islands, loughs, and bogs
in Ireland, and all persons who shall live in them are ex-
cluded from the protection of the Commonwealth. Any
person found in them shall be taken, slain, and destroyed
as an enemy. Any person communicating with dwellers
in such places, or with rebels in arms is to be deemed a
spy. This Declaration does not include soldiers, English, or
Protestants living on islands. Colts and boats kept in any
part of Ulster are to be given up to the commander, on pain
of punishment of owners as abettors of murderers. This
to be taken notice of by all.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 485. N° 506.

18 DECEMBER. — BY THE COMMISSION-
ERS . . . IRELAND. [Begins] Upon considera-
tion of a former . . .

[Wexford, Carlow, and Kildare taken into protection.]
Dublin : 18 December 1652.

Found only in MS.

Cites Declaration, No. 469, q.v., excluding these counties
from protection. Some parts of them are now fit to be
under contribution and to be inhabited and protected. A
new line is drawn by certificate of Col. Hewson and Col.
Pretty, and all lawful persons may reside within it.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 479. N° 507.

63

21 DECEMBER. — BY THE COMMANDER-
IN-CHIEF OF THE PARLIAMENTS
FORCES IN IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas
the Lord in mercie hath been pleased . . .

[Rules for the government of Irish garrisons.]
Dublin : 21 December 1652.

Not found.

Charles Fleetwood.

Nine orders for careful watch, disarming Irish, &c., &c.
Severall Proceedings, p. 2734 ; Perfect Diurnall, p. 2464 ; Gilbert,
Cont. Hist. iii. 361. jfo 508.

1652-3

6 JANUARY.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS
. . . IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas it hath bin
by many . . .

[Order for banishment of all Priests.]

Dublin: 6 January 1652/3.

Not found.

All Jesuits, seminary priests, and persons in popish orders
to leave Ireland in twenty days or be subject to the penalties
of 27 Eliz.

Charles Fleetwood, Edmund Ludlow, Miles Corbet, John
Jones.

Mere. Pol. p. 2189. See Prendergast, ‘Cromwellian Settlement,’
p. 319. Confirmed by Commissioners 19 February. Papists will not
be forced to attend Protestant worship. P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 42,
P- 635. N° 509.

11 FEBRUARY. — BY THE COMMISSION-
ERS . . . IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas the
Inhabitants of this . . .

[Limiting time for claims for robbery.]

Dublin: 11 February 165 2 [-3].

Found only in MS.

In consequence of the many claims for prey, booty,
robberies, &c., by friends and kindred of the inhabitants,
it is ordered that no claims be entertained that are not
lodged within one month from publication, or for any loss
before 1 May last. All future claims to be lodged within
a month.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 617. N° 510.

25 FEBRUARY. — BY THE COMMISSION-
ERS . . . IRELAND. [Begins] For the better
prevention of . . .

[For the pricing of Wine.]

Dublin : 25 February 1652[-3].

Found only in MS.

French wines (in Dublin or a port) 3s. per gallon, else-
where 3s. 4 d. per gallon. Fine for overcharge 20s. per
gallon. Justices of Peace, &c., to make inquiries on oath.
Fine levied by warrant. Half fine to informer; other
half to maimed soldiers, widows, and orphans. In force
till 1 November 1653. This to be printed and published.
P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 42, p. 648.

Order to Bladen to print 500 copies. N° 511.

1653

1 APRIL.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. A Declaration touching Hay. [Be-
gins] For the better prevention of the manifold . . .
Dublin : 1 April 1653.

Found only in MS.

By advice of a Council of War, governors, &c., on advice
had with the Commissioners of Applotment and others, to
see that sufficient hay land is kept up and delivered to the
garrisons. Powers of impressing haymakers, pounding
trespassing cattle, paying for land, &c. (so that the cost be
less than £6 per cwt. delivered) out of monthly assessment.

Nos 512 19

1653: 5 Commonwealth

Account of hay collected to be sent in before 29 September.
Commanders responsible for storage.

Charles Fleetwood, Edm. Ludlow, Miles Corbet, Jo.
Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 44, p. 92. N° 512.

12 APRIL.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. A Declaration touching Measures.
[Begins] Whereas one weight and one measure . . .
Dublin : 12 April 1653.

Found only in MS.

Gallons of brass have been made according to the old
brass standard gallon remaining in the City of Dublin,
marked and sealed, and sent into Dublin, Wexford, Kildare,
Athy, Catterlough, Kilkenny, Waterford, Youghall, Cork,
Kinsale, Clonmell, Cashell, Lymerick, Galway, Lough Reagh,
Roscommon, Athlone, Sleigo, Belturbett, Drogheda, Newry,
Belfast, Carrickfergus, Colerane, London Derry. In future
corn is to be measured by a bushel rased and stricken of
eight gallons, four bushels rased and stricken a barrel, and
eight bushels rased and stricken a quarter. No other corn
measure is to be used. Penalties declared in the Statutes.
All bushels and measures not agreeing to be burnt and
destroyed. Laws to be enforced.

Edm. Ludlow, Miles Corbet, Jo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 44, p. 73. N° 513.

29 APRIL.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. [Begins] The Declaration . . .

[Appointing fast days for change of government.]
Dublin : 29 April 1653.

Found only in MS.

Publishing the Declaration of the Lord General and the
Council of Officers, No. 2993, Eng., q.v. Appointing Wed-
nesday, 4 and 1 1 May, fast days.

Charles Fleetwood, Edm. Ludlow, Miles Corbet, Jo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 44, p. 108.

Perfect Diurnall, p. 2703.

‘Ordered that Mr. Bladen, Printer doo Print the Declarations from
his Excellency the Lord Gen. Cromwell and his Councill of Officers,
together with this Order.* Jfo 5^4_

12 MAY. — BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. A Declaration touching the Poor.
[Begins] Vpon serious consideration had of the
great . . .

Dublin : 12 May 1653.

Found only in MS.

There are great multitudes of vagrant poor, caused by the
devastation of the rebellion, who have acquired habits of
licentiousness and idleness. Some feed on carrion and
weeds, some starve on the highways, poor children deserted
or exposed by their parents are fed on by ravenous wolves
and beasts and birds of prey. All means of stopping this
must be tried. Impotent people are to be assisted and able-
bodied vagrants sent to houses of correction till they are
broken from their idle course of life, and willing to betake
themselves to some honest calling. At present the number
is too large, and the poverty of the country too great to
effectually put the law in force. Subscriptions are to be
taken from all persons, civil and military, for the relief of
poor children, paid quarterly in advance for one year, to be
disbursed in every precinct by overseers of the poor appointed
by the commissioners. This to be published in print.

Charles Fleetwood, Edm. Ludlow, Miles Corbet, Jo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 44. N° 515.

23 MAY.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS FOR
SETLING AND SECURING THE PRO-
VINCE OF ULSTER. [Begins] Whereas the
Right Honourable the Commissioners . . .

[For transplanting Scots from Ulster.]
Carrickfergus : 23 May 1653.

Not found.

Certain persons are to be transplanted to Leinster and
Munster. Their lands are to be valued in considering the
Act of August, 1652, for the settling of Ireland, and equiva-
lents given in Kilkenny, Tipperary, Waterford. They shall
pay no contribution till November twelvemonth if the land
is waste, allowed wood, the produce of their present lands,
freedom of religion and their own ministers, and good leases.
A list of persons to remove follows (nearly 300).

Merc. Pol. p. 2521. U° 516.

7 JUNE. — BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. [Begins] Upon consideration of the
greate mortality now againe broken out . . .

[Orders for persons infected with plague.]

Dublin: 7 June 1653.

Found only in MS.

Ireland.

English statutes, 1 Jas. I (plague) and 43 Eliz. (poor law),
and all other English laws and orders for plague to be in
force in Ireland. The Mayor of Dublin, the Governor, Sir
Hardresse Waller, Sir Robert Kinge, Col. Hierome Sankey,
Col. Theophilus Jones, Col. Rich. Lawrance, Aid. Daniel
Huchinson, Col. Thos. Hei'bert, Dr. Henry Jones, Assist.
General Aden, Quart.-Gen. Vernon, Dr. Philip Carteret,
Col. Hen. Markham, Maj. Brian Smith, Maj. Henry Jones,
Dr. John Foy, Lt.-Col. Dobson, Dr. John Petty, Aid. Thos.
Hooke, Timothy Avery, and Robert Mouldsworth, or any
three, to be a committee to sit once a week and enforce all
good laws, and bind over offenders to next General Session
and commit them to prison in default of securities to
appear. Power to examine on oath. This to be in force
till 10 November.

Charles Fleetwood, Edm. Ludlowe, Jo. Jones.

T.C.D. MS. 844. N° 517.

29 JUNE.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. A Declaration touching wolves.
[Begins] For the better destroying of wolves, which
of late . . .

Dublin : 29 June 1653.

Found only in MS.

Commanders and commissioners of revenue to arrange
periodical wolf hunts. Rewards : £6 for a bitch wolf, £5
for a dog wolf, 40s. for a cub hunting for himself, 10s. for
a suckling cub. Between 30 Sept, and 1 Jan. all young
wolves to be accounted full grown. Account to be given
twice a year of the amount paid which is to be assessed on
the precinct.

Charles Fleetwood, Edm. Ludlow, Miles Corbet, Jo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 44, p. 255. N° 518.

29 JUNE.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. A Declaration touching selling
Strong Beer, &c. [Begins] The said Commissioners
. . . having just reason to fear . . .

Dublin: 29 June 1653.

Found only in MS.

There is no law in Ireland to restrain the multitude of
houses for selling strong waters, beer, and ale ; the resort to
which is a cause of drunkenness and licentiousness in all
sorts of people, and particularly of servants and apprentices.
No person to sell wine, strong waters, strong ale or beer in
his house on penalty of £10 after 1 August, except inn-
keepers licensed to sell small beer by retail. Householders
allowing drunkenness in their families to be fined £5.
English Acts of 5 & 6 Ed. VI, 4 & 21 Jas. I, 1 & 3 Chas. I
enforced. This to be in force till 25 June 1654.

Charles Fleetwood, Edm. Ludlow, Miles Corbet, Jo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 44, p. 263. N° 519.

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Nos 520-9

1 JULY. — BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. [Begins] Vpon consideration had of
the multitude . . .

[For the expatriation of poor vagrants.]

Dublin: 1 July 1653.

Found only in MS.

Considering the multitude of women and children wander-
ing up and down the country that perish daily in ditches
for want of relief, the overseers of the poor in every precinct
are authorized to treat with merchants for transporting of
able-bodied women (and children over 12 years) whose
husbands are dead or over sea, and who have no means of
support, into some English plantations in America. No
other persons to be taken up or molested in virtue of this
order, but only such as wander up and down and have no
means to keep them from perishing.

Charles Fleetwood, Miles Corbet, Jo. Jones.

P.B.O. Dub. Order Book 44, p. 261. N° 520.

15 JULY.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS...
IRELAND. A Declaration touching Claims.
[Begins] By virtue of a Commission under the
Create Seale . . .

Dublin : 15 July 1653.

Found only in MS.

Every person, or the heirs, executors, or assigns of such
person who on 23 October 1641 had any lawful right, title,
or interest in any lands since forfeited to the Commonwealth,
is to enter his claim in writing and deliver it to the com-
missioners of revenue for the precinct within twenty days,
who are to receive it and endorse on it the name of the
person who presents it and the date, and thereon to forward
it to the Commissioners of the Commonwealth. This to be
published in every county, that all may have timely notice.

Charles Fleetwood, Edm. Ludlow, Miles Corbet, Jo. Jones.

This to be printed, and 500 copies delivered to the com-
missioners, Ben. Worsley.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 44, p. 300. N° 521.

22 JULY— BY THE COMMISSIONERS . - .
IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas the late Lord
Deputy . . .

[Marriages with Irish papists forbidden.]

Dublin : 22 July 1653.

Found only in MS.

Cites Order 1 May 1651, No. 474, q.v., confirmed 10 March
1652-3. It is now extended to all civil officers who since
1 May 1651 have married Irish women. The commissioners
of revenue to receive information and make inquiries.

Charles Fleetwood, Edm. Ludlow, Jo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 44, p. 341. N° 522.

5 AUGUST.-BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. A Declaration of Indemnity to the
soldiers for Acts of War. [Begins] In pursuance of
certain proposals . . .

Dublin : 5 August 1653.

Found only in MS.

Cites Council of War 9 June 1653. Indemnity granted to
all servants of the Commonwealth for acts of war in Ireland,
done in execution of their duty. Ordinance of 21 May 1647,
and all other ordinances, acts, &c., for indemnity, to be in
force in Ireland. All judges, &c., to take notice.

Charles Fleetwood, Edm. Ludlow, Miles Corbet, Jo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 44, p. 390. N° 523.

24 AUGUST— BY THE COMMISSIONERS
. . . IRELAND. A Declaration touching Debts.
[Begins] Whereas severall persons having been
sued

Dublin : 24 August 1653.

Found only in MS.

VOL. II

The creditors of those in prison for debt and having
estates sufficient may come before the judge who committed
them, and relinquish the power of personal restraint on
condition of being satisfied out of the estate. The judge
may then order the discharge of the prisoner, leaving the
creditor full remedy against his estate, against which an
order may be made. Any debtor in prison giving up his
whole estate for satisfaction of his debts may be discharged
from prison, except those owing accounts as factor or bailiff
or receiver, or any merchant with estate over seas, or those
in prison for breach of contract, or for sale of goods in open
market.

Charles Fleetwood, Edm. Ludlow, Miles Corbet, Jo. Jones.
P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 44, p. 520. N° 524.

1653-4

30 JANUARY.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS

. . . IRELAND. [Begins] The Proclamation
above mentioned . . .

[Publishing the Proclamation of Oliver Cromwell.]
Dublin : 30 January 1653[-4].

Not found. Jo. Hughes.

Publishing the Proclamation 16 Dec., No. 3020, England,
q.v., in full. All mayors, &c., to take notice of it, and be
vigilant.

Merc. Pol. p. 3299. N° 525.

1654

5 APRIL. — BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. A Declaration.

[Publishing Ordinance of 20 March.]

Dublin : 5 April 1654.

Not found.

The Ordinance of 20 March, No. 3027, Eng., q.v., from
the Protector and Council, making murder high treason, to
be printed and published.

P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 47. N° 520.

12 APRIL. -BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. A Declaration.

[Against the export of brass.]

Dublin : 12 April 1654.

Not found.

An order that no brass be transported out of the nation
without special licence on penalty of forfeiture.

P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 47. N° 527.

31 MAY. — BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .

IRELAND. A Declaration.

[Against papist schoolmasters.]

Dublin: 31 May 1654.

Not found.

A general order to prohibit any papist, Irish or other,
whatever his nation, to teach school or instruct children.
P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 47. N° 528.

28 JUNE.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. A Declaration.

[Reviving the Declaration concerning Ale-houses.]
Dublin: 28 June 1654.

Not found.

The Declaration concerning ale-houses, No. 519, q.v.,
declared to be in force for one year from the date hereof,
and all J.P.’s required to meet the first morning in every
month (Lord’s Days excepted).

P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 47. N° 529.

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8 JULY. — BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. A Declaration.

[Reviving the Declaration against Drunkenness.]
Dublin : 8 July 1654.

Not found.

The Declaration against drunkenness to be revived for
one year and put in execution.

P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 47. N° 530.

17 JULY. — BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. A Declaration.

[For removing Papists from Dublin, &c.]

Dublin: 17 July 1654.

Not found.

In view of the crime committed by tories, &c., harbouring
in the great fastnesses of Wicklow, Wexford, &c., all Co.
Dublin south of the Liffy, Wicklow, Wexford, Kildare, and
Catlierlagh north of the Barrow is to be wholly transplanted
of Irish papists by 1 May 1654. Any found there after that
date without licence from two commissioners will be tried
by court martial as spies.

See Proclamation 21 May 1655, No. 558, q.v. U° 531.

1 AUGUST.- [BY THE LORD PROTECTOR
AND COUNCIL.] An Ordinance For Indem-
pnitie To The English Protestants of the Province of
Munster In Ireland.

[Whitehall] : 1 August 1654.

Dublin reprint : W. Bladen : 1654.

12 pp. fo. Gothic letter. Hen. Scobell.

Arms 175

[0. Cromwell.]

Full pardon to all British and Protestants of the Province
of Munster with some exceptions. Fines on those of estates
over £400 per ann. Those in arms after 1 Dec. 1649 fined.
Pardon not to cover any subsequent enmity. Arrangements
for arrears.

B.M. 806. i. 14 (3).

See P.R.O. Dub. Corr. Book 28, p. 143, letter to Cromwell.

N° 532.

30 AUGUST. — BY THE COMMISSIONERS
. . . IRELAND. A Declaration concerning Idlers
and Sturdy Beggars.

Dublin : 30 August 1654.

Not found.

P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 47. N° 533.

8 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE COMMISSION-
ERS . . . IRELAND. A Declaration.

[Against the keeping of holy days.]

Dublin : 8 September 1654.

Not found.

To prohibit the keeping of days vulgarly called holy
days under a penalty that such offenders do repair highways,
and do some other public service as may be necessary, which
all justices are to see performed, &c.

P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 47. N° 534.

13 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL.] A Proclamation establishing
the order of government by Lord Deputy and
Council.

Phenix : 13 September 1654.

Found only in MS. Thos. Herbert.

All commissions in force 9 September to be continued till
20 November or further order.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 5, p. 1 ; Order Book 10, p. 1.

500 printed. 535.

14 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] The Lord by His
Providence . . .

[Ordering a Day of Humiliation.]

Dublin : 14 September 1654.

Found only in MS. Tho. Herbert.

21 September to be a fast day for aid to the Lord Deputy
in the discharge of his magistracy.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 5, p. 2. N° 538.

7 NOVEMBER. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. A Declaration concerning
Ale-houses.

Dublin : 7 November 1654.

Not found. Thos. Herbert.

The Declaration concerning ale-houses to be published.

P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 38. N° 537.

14 NOVEMBER— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. A Declaration.

[For compounding for Protestant estates out of
Munster.]

Dublin: 14 November 1654.

Not found. Thos. Herbert.

Cites Ordinance 2 Sept. 1654, England, allowing Protest-
ants in Ireland (out of Munster) to compound for their
estates. Particulars are to be brought to the Clerk of the
Council before 20 February. Penalties expressed by Com-
missioners of the Commonwealth to be effectually put iu
execution.

See Proclamation 7 August 1655, No. 566, q.v. N0 538.

25 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas great com-
plaint is made . . .

[For the ringing of hogs or swine.]

Dublin : 25 November 1654.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1654.

1 f. Gothic letter. Thomas Herbert.

Arms 175 in all force,

On complaint of the damage caused by hogs and swine to
arable lands and pastures all owners of hogs and swine are
to cause them to be ringed with wire or nails within fourteen
days. Any person may detain unringed swine till the
damage they have done is paid for, and Is. for the use of
the poor. On a second conviction double damages and 2s.
fine, and after that to forfeit the swine. If no Justice of
Peace is near to hear the case two persons in each barony
are to be appointed to hear trespasses, &c. This to be in
force till 1 Nov. 1655.

T.C.D. B. 5. 21 (2). N° 539.

30 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. A Declaration.

[For transplanting Irish papist proprietors.]
Dublin : 30 November 1654.

Not found. Thos. Herbert.

All Irish papist proprietors of land who have not mani-
fested their constant good affections, or have been in arms
since 21 Oct. 1641, or have aided the rebellion since then,
are to remove from Leinster, Munster, and Ulster, into Con-
naught and Clare before 1 March 1 654[— 5] with their wives,
children, and families. Governors, officers, &c., to arrest
those who do not and try them by martial law.

See Proclamation 14 July 1655, No. 563, q.v. See Declaration
28 November. P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 47, citing Declaration
14 November and allowing Irish papists to remain till 1 February
provided they make no preparations for longer stay. Has been
printed, see Minute Book 47 (5 December), 38 (18 December).

N° 540.

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Nos 541-8

22 DECEMBER— BY THE LORD DEPUTY

AND COUNCIL. A Declaration.

[Concerning the superstitious keeping of days.]
Dublin : 22 December 1654.

Not found. Thos. Herbert.

A Declaration to be prepared for suppressing the super-
stitious keeping and observation of days not warranted by
God’s word or tending to His worship, but rather to de-
bauchery, &c. All laws, ordinances, and declarations in
force in England to be put in execution here.

P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 47. N° 541.

23 DECEMBER. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY

AND COUNCIL. [Begins] For the better
destroying of . . .

[Rewards for the destruction of wolves.]

Dublin : 23 December 1654.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1654.

1 f. Gothic letter. Thomas Herbert.

Arms 175 o[f] with fur-
Every person bringing a wolfs head shall receive for
every bitch wolf £6, for every dog wolf £5, for every grown
cub £2, for every sucking cub 10s. No wolf between 30 Sep-
tember and 10 January shall be counted a young wolf.
Regulations for payment of reward and for accounts. In
force till 1 August or further order. This to be printed and
published.

B.M. 806. i. 14 (15).

P.R.O. Dub. Council Minute Book 47, 20 December ‘The Declaration
concerning wolfe money to be reprinted. The Commissioner and . . .
first revising the same and altering what may be material.’ N° 542.

26 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. A Declaration.

[Extending time for Composition for Estates.]
Dublin : 26 December 1654.

Not found. Thos. Herbert.

Those who claim to benefit by the Ordinance of 2 Sep-
tember 1654, Eng., to perfect their compositions by 1 March.
See Proclamation 7 August 1655, No. 566, q.v. U° 543.

1654-5

1 JANUARY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas his High-
ness . . .

[For a return of real and personal estates in Munster.]
Dublin : 1 January 1654[-5].

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1654 [-5].

1 f. Gothic letter. Thomas Herbert.

Arms 175 Common- real the
By Ordinance 1 Aug. 1654, No. 532, q.v., all British
Protestants in Munster are admitted to compound for their
real and personal estates. Such persons are before 1 0 March
to supply particulars to the Commissioners General of the
Revenue at Cork-House in Dublin. Sheriffs to proclaim
this. This to be printed and published.

B.M. 806. i. 14 (5), (6). P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 52
(25 Dec.). N° 544.

24 JANUARY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY

AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas several
murthers, . . .

[Commission for trial of tories and other Irish rebels.]
Dublin : 24 January 1654[-5].

Dublin: W. Bladen : 1654[-5].

1 f. Gothic letter. Thomas Herbert.

Arms 175 by this this

In consequence of several murders, rapes, and robberies
by rebels, no quarter is to be given to any Irish rebels in
arms. The Commanders-in-Chief in every precinct and the
commissioned officers (one to be a field officer) are em-
powered to hear and determine all charges of massacre, &c.,
and may try and condemn to death or otherwise by the
articles of war as in case of murder or spies. They are
authorized to send for and examine witnesses on oath. In
force for three months or till further order. This to be
printed and published.

B.M. 806. i. 14 (10). P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 52
(22 Jan.). N° 545.

12 FEBRUARY —BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Vpon consideration
had . . .

[For removal of recusants, &c., from Dublin.]
Dublin: 12 February 1654[-5].

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1654[-5].

1 f. Roman letter. Thomas Herbert.

Arms 175 re- Dublin take

All popish recusants, and those implicated in the late
rebellion who do not live in Dublin, to leave it within forty-
eight hours, and not to return within three months except
on licence from the Commander-in-Chief of their precincts,
to be handed to the governor of the city. Others to be
apprehended as spies. Persons who have entered claims
according to the Declaration of 21 December last may
x-emain. This to be printed and published.

B.M. 806. i. 14 (11).

Merc. Pol. p. 5157 ; Perfect Diurnall, p. 4187. 540.

27 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by an
Order . . .

[Extending time for transplanting into Connaught, &c.]
Dublin: 2 7 February 1654[-5].

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1654[-5].

1 f. Gothic letter. Thomas Herbert.

Arms 175 who into consider-

By an Order of 30 Nov. last, No. 540, q.v., certain pro-
prietoi’s of land who had aided the rebellion are oi-dered to
transplant themselves and families into Connaught and Clare
befoi-e 1 March next. In consequence of the heavy rains
the Commander-in-Chief, with two Justices of Peace, may
give licence to remain for any fixed time up to 20 May next
without incurring the penalties named in the Declaration.
This to be printed and published.

B.M. 806. i. 14 (12). N° 547.

7 MARCH— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Declaration For making Sale of
the Com of such Irish Proprietors and others, that
did not transplant themselves into the Province of
Connaught and County of Clare : according to the
Declaration of the 30 day of November last.

Dublin : 7 March 1654[-5].

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1654[-5].

1 f. Roman letter. Thomas Herbert.

Type headpiece bearing bellion con-

Refers to Order of 30 Nov. last ordering transplantation
of all in arms after 21 October 1641, or of those who aided
l’ebellion before 21 Oct. 1642, on penalty of forfeiture of all
crops sown. The Commissioners General are to sell these
crops, and keep the money for buying corn to be laid up in
Limerick, Athlone, Galway, Loghreah, &c., for the relief of
such as may need the same in Connaught or Clai’e. This to
be printed and published.

B.M. 806. i. 14 (13).

P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 52 (2 March). N° 548.

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12 MARCH.-BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND

COUNCIL. A Declaration directing the Officers
of Horse in Ireland, to provide Grass and Hay for
the Troops under their Charge, for the Year, 1655.

Dublin: 12 March 1654[-5l.

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1654[-5].

1 f. Roman letter. Thomas Herbert.

Arms 175 for paid and

The forage for the horse and dragoons in Ireland has
hitherto been found by the State, and the price deducted
from their pay. In future they are to find it themselves
and receive full pay. Commanding officers are to see that
enough hay and grazing is provided. The Auditor-General
is to advance fourteen days’ pay in May, and deduct it in
equal instalments from the muster in May to that of March
next. No countryman is to be molested, or his lands used
without payment. This to be printed and published.

B.M. 806. i. 14 (14).

P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 52 (March). jjo 549.

1655

2 APRIL .—BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND

COUNCIL. [Begins] Ordered that all persons . . .

[Royal Head-rents, &c., to be paid to Receivers of the
Revenue.]

Dublin : 2 April 1655.

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1655.

1 f. Roman letter. Thomas Herbert.

Arms 175 Tene- they of

All persons holding houses, lands, &e., for which farm
rents, fee-farm rents, &c., were reserved to the King, are to
pay all rents due since 20 March 1653[-4] and deliver a
true particular of all the estates held by them, failing which
they shall be liable for all arrears from 21 October 1641.
Receivers are to send particulars to the Commissioners
General of Revenue at Dublin for record. This to be printed
and published.

B.M. 806. i. 14 (16).

300 printed.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 5, p. 112. U° 550.

3 APRIL.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND

COUNCIL. A Declaration, That no transplanted
person do return out of Connaught or Clare without
such Pass as herein is mentioned.

Dublin : 3 April 1655.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1655.

1 f. Gothic letter. Thomas Herbert.

Arms 175 pub- whatsoever take

Many transplanted persons return across Shannon on
pretext of passes from inferior officers. No person is to
return without a licence from Sir Charles Coot, Bart., Lord
President of Connaught, Col. Peter Stubbers, Governor of
Galway, Lieut. -Col. Alexander Brayfield, Governor of Ath-
lone, and the Governor of Limerick, specifying stature, age,
sex, hair, quality, calling, place of abode, destination, and
reason for journey. They must give security for return,
and must be entered in a book. Any person found without
such a pass will be proceeded against as a spy. This to be
printed and published.

B.M. 806. i. 14 (17). . N° 551.

13 APRIL— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND

COUNCIL. [Begins] The Lord . . . taking into
consideration . . .

[Easter holidays prohibited.]

Dublin: 13 April 1655.

Found only in MS. Thos. Herbert.

In keeping Easter ‘ not only idolatry and superstition
(derived from the Church of Rome) is maintained ’, but also

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drunkenness, &c. No shops in Dublin are to be closed on
Monday or Tuesday next, but all are to follow their lawful
calling. The Mayor of Dublin to see this read in all
churches after morning sermon.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 5, p. 131 ; see Minute Book 52
(14 April). N° 552.

18 APRIL.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas, notwithstanding
the manie waies and means formerly Declared . . .

[For a hue and cry.]

Dublin : 18 April 1655.

Not found. Thos. Herbert.

In consequence of the support given to the rebels, and the
injuries they cause to protected persons, the following orders
are made : (1) Watch and ward, hue and cry to be duly kept,
and searches for vagabonds made. (2) If any protected
person is murdered and the murderers go free, the officer
commanding, if he cannot arrest the murderers, is to appre-
hend four persons of the Irish nation and popish religion
living near the place, and imprison them for twenty-eight
days, after which they shall be transported to America if
the murderers are not caught. He may also cause all the
Irish inhabitants of that barony. . . .

Perf. Proc. p. 4676 (imperfect). Cited in P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 5,
p. 260. Has been printed, see Correspondence Book 28, p. 61.

N° 553.

28 APRIL.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the hand of the
Lord was stretched . . .

[A fast day appointed 3 May.]

Dublin: 28 April 1655.

Found only in MS. Thos. Herbert.

Orders a fast on Thursday, 3 May, in view of the pestilence;
quotes Isaiah lviii. 3. Mayor of Dublin to give notice.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 5, p. 142. N° 554.

11 MAY— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Declaration concerning the Fines
to be imposed on the Delinquent English and Brittish
Protestants of Munster.

Dublin: 11 May 1655.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1655.

1 f. Gothic letter. Thomas Herbert.

Arms 175 wealth Fine may

Refers to Order of 1 Jan. 1654[-5], No. 491, q.v. The
delinquents have neglected to furnish particulars of their
estates. All who submitted before 1 Dec. 1649 and have
clear estates in land of .£400 and more (in 1638) or £8,000
goods and chattels at present, and all who remained with
the rebels, having estates of £50 per ann. or goods, &c., of
£500 are before 10 June to bring in particulars of their
estate now and in 1638, to the Commissioners General at
Cork-House, Dublin. Every person within the proclamation
who neglects this is to be fined two and a half years’ value
of their real estate in 1638, and one-eighth their personal
estate, to be paid in two equal moieties on 1 August and
1 February next to James Standish, Esq., Receiver-General.
In default estates to be sequestered. This to be printed and
published.

B.M. 806. i. 14 (18).

See P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 38 (9 May). N° 555.

18 MAY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Declaration, That all Irish Papists
l-emaining within Dublin and two Miles of the Line
about the same, after the 20 of June next, are to
remove thence, and the Cabbins to be pull’d down.
Dublin : 18 May 1655.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1655.

1 f. Gothic letter. Thomas Herbert.

Arms 175 Pa- aforesaid also,

1655 : 7 Commonwealth

N°s 556-64

Irish papists who have not proved their good affection
are to leave Dublin, &c., before 20 June next. Those that
refuse shall be sent to Connaught. None are to return to
Dublin. The governor and mayor are to destroy all cabins.
The laws of England in force against unlawful games, rogues,
vagrants, &c., to be enforced. Any persons giving evidence
of their change from popery to the protestant religion unto
Dr. Winter, Col. Markham, Edward Roberts, Esq., Aid.
Hutchinson, Aid. Preston, Aid. Cliff, Mr. Rob. Chambers,
Mr. Tim Avery, Mr. Iohn Price or two or more of them may
remain. This to be printed and published.

B.M. 806. i. 14 (19). N° 556.

21 MAY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Declaration, That all persons hold-
ing Custodiums or Leases from the State, and have
or do entertain Irish Papists as Tenants therein, are
to forfeit their Leases.

Dublin: 21 May 1655.

Dublin: W. Bladen : 1655.

1 f. Gothic letter. Thomas Herbert.

Arras 175 the tence General,

By instructions 3 February 1652[-3] leases of waste lands
were granted to soldiers for five years with the proviso of
keeping one-third the land in corn, and other lands for seven
years, provided they planted English tenants on them. It
appears that Irish rebels and papists have been settled on
many of these farms. In future all leases under which Irish
papists are tenants are made void and of no effect. Pro-
visions for execution of the order. This to be printed and
published.

B.M. 816. i. 14 (20).

P.E.O. Dub. Minute Book 52 (20 April). 557.

21 MAY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the late Commis-
sioners . . .

[Regulations for licences to Irish servants.]
Dublin: 21 May 1655.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1655.

1 f. Roman letter. Thomas Herbert.

Type headpiece the Whereby to

By order of 17 July 1654, No. 531, q.v., all Dublin,
Wicklo, Wexford, and Kildare, and part of Catherlagh
north of Barrow, to be cleared of Irish papists 1 May 1655.
The protestant proprietors have petitioned that some might
remain to help in farm labour. Licences may be granted
on the motion of protestant employers by (Dublin and
Wicklo) Sir Hardress Waller, Col. Hewson, the Mayor of
Dublin, Col. Theophilus Iones, Col. Ponsonby, Aid. Hutchin-
son, William Dixon, Esq. : (Wexford) Lt.-Cols. Brett, Puckle,
and Overstreet, Capts. Abel Warren, and Camby, Mr. Hussey ;
(Kildare) Sir Paul Davis, Sir Robert Meredith, Sir Iohn
Hoey,Col. Hewson, Col. Theophilus Jones, Aid. Hutchinson,
Aid. Tygh, Maj. Meredith, Maj. Morgan, Mr. Dixon, Robert
Hall, Gent., Capt. Sands ; (Carlo) Col. Pretty, Capts. Bennet,
Stopford, Preston, and William Rydout, gent.

Licences to run to 20 October, specifying particulars of the
person. Irish recusants must not live near bogs, &c., or in
scattered houses, &c., &c. This to be printed and published.

B.M. 806. i. 14 (21).

On 19 October Sir Hardress Waller, Sir John Reynolds, Col. Hewson,
and Maj. Morgan to report as to advisability of modifications possible.

N° 558.

28 MAY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas several Mur-
thers . . .

[Commission of Trial for tories and other Irish rebels.]
Dublin : 28 May 1655.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1655.

1 f. Gothic letter. Thomas Herbert.

Arms 175 by this That

A reissue of No. 545, q.v., expiring 1 August.

B.M. 806. i. 14 (22). P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 5, p. 172.
300 printed. 55 g_

15 JUNE.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Ordered that Thursday . . .
[Appointing 5 July a day of humiliation.]
Athlone : 15 June 1655.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1655.

12 pp. fo. Roman letter. Thomas Herbert.
Arms 175

With Declaration 25 May [see No. 3049, England] and
instructions for collection. This to be printed and published.
B.M. 806. i. 14 (2).

£1097. 6s. 3d. collected. See P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 5, p. 265 ; see
Correspondence Book 28, p. 78. Jfo 560.

27 JUNE.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Declaration and Commission for
three Months Assessment of Ten thousand Pounds
by the Month; Beginning the 12th of July 1655,
and Ending the 12th of October following.
Dublin-Castle : 27 June 1655.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1655.

1 f. Gothic letter. Thomas Herbert.

Arms 175 be And man-
<£30,000 to be raised, as directed in the order of 5 April
last. It must be paid in to the receivers by 20 July next
to prevent the troops from taking free quarter, &c.

B.M. 806. i. 14 (23). N° 561.

9 JULY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] The Lord ... in their late
March . . .

[For i-emoving and preventing some mistakes in
government.]

Dublin : 9 July 1655.

Dublin: W. Bladen : 1655.

12 pp. fo. Roman letter. Thomas Herbert.
Arms 175

Ale-houses, profanity, illegal imprisonment, refusal of bail,
illegal distress, transportation and assumed jurisdictions,
sheriffs’ exactions, blank warrants, no workhouses, letters of
favour, &c., are common. Judges of Assize to inquire and
punish. Justices of Peace to do their office. Sheriffs to
proclaim.

B.M. 806. i. 14 (1). N° 562.

14 JULY— BY THE DEPUTY OF IRELAND.

[Begins] Whereas in pursuance of . . .

[Enforcing Proclamations as to Transplantation.]
Dublin Castle : 14 July 1655.

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1655.

1 f. Gothic letter. Charls Fleetwood.

Arms 175 transplanting themselves entertained
Recites Order of 30 Nov. last, No. 540, q.v., in which
governors, officers, and soldiers were to apprehend all who
had not transplanted themselves. Some have not done
this. If any neglect his duty he shall be tried by court
martial. The advocate-general of the army to prosecute.
B.M. 806. i. 14 (24). N° 563.

23 JULY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by Instructions
from . . .

[For letting the Commonwealth property.]

Dublin : 23 July 1655.

Found only in MS. Thos. Herbert.

Cites instructions from Lord Protector as to letting
bishops’ lands, &c. All persons wishing to rent such to
apply before 1 0 August with full particulars to the commis-
sioners of revenue. Sheriffs to publish.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 5, p. 201. N° 564.

69

Nos 565-74

1655: 7 Commonwealth

27 JULY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas several Officers
and . . .

[For a statement of unsatisfied Arrears of Pay.]
Dublin Castle: 2 7 July 1655.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1655.

1 f. Gothic letter. Thomas Herbert.

Arms 175 in An given

Lays down the way in which officers and soldiers who
have served the Commonwealth of England in Ireland are
to make out and authenticate their statements of arrears,
which will be sent to England for passing, and debentures
issued after in Dublin. This to be printed and published.
B.M. 806. i. 14 (25). N° 565.

7 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas his Highness . . .
[Extending the time for compounding for estates.]
Dublin Castle: 7 August 1655.

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1655.

1 f. Roman letter. Thomas Herbert.

Arms 175 with in notice
In pursuance of the Ordinance 2 Sept. 1654 declarations
have been issued, one 14 Nov. 1654, No. 538, q.v., appointing
20 Feb. for claims, and one 26 December 1654, No. 543, q.v.,
appointing 1 March as the date for perfecting compositions.
The Lord Protector has now extended this date to 25 De-
cember next 1 655, by which date the composition must be
perfected. This to be printed and published.

B.M. 806. i. 14 (26). N° 566.

16 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND

COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas many murthers,
robberies, . . .

[Irish not transplantable to gather into villages.]
Dublin : 16 August 1655.

Found only in MS. Thos. Herbert.

In consequence of the outrages committed by the tories
who find shelter in the scattered dwellings of the Irish
all Irish not transplanted into Connaught and Clare are
before 20 August next to draw themselves into villages and
townships of at least thirty families, more than half a mile
at least from any shelter for tories. They are to appoint a
headman, tithing man, or constable, who is to see the cattle
brought in every night, and a watch set.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 5, p. 224. N° 567.

17 AUGUST— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND

COUNCIL. A Declaration concerning Priests.
Dublin : 17 August 1655.

Hot found. Thos. Herbert.

The Declaration against priests, No. 509, q.v., to be
revived.

P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 48. N° 588.

5 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY

AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the late
Commissioners . . .

[Taking off restraint on export of provisions.]
Dublin: 5 September 1655.

Found only in MS. Thos. Herbert.

A free trade and export of commodities would tend to the
public good, so that the restraints put by the late commis-
sioners on the export of tallow, butter, hides, beef, pork,
and cattle are removed, merchants paying the usual duties.
P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 5, p. 235. N° 569.

6 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE COUNCIL FOR

THE AFFAIRS OF IRELAND. A Declara-
tion And Commission for Three Months Assessment,
Of Ten thousand Pounds by the Month ; Beginning
the 12th of October 1655, and ending the 12 of
January following.

Dublin: 6 September 1655.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1655.

8 pp. fo. Gothic letter. Thomas Herbert.

Arms 175

Assessment on thirty-three counties and county towns.
This to be printed and published.

B.M. 806. i. 14 (4). N° 570.

3 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas many murthers,
robberies, . . .

[Rewards for arrest of tories.]

Wexford : 3 October 1655.

Found only in MS. Thos. Herbert.

In view of the murders, &c., committed by the tories the
following rewards are offered for the persons or heads of
their leaders: £30 for Donnogh o’ Derricke commonly
called blind Donnogh, £20 for Dermot Ryan, £20 for Art
McKreen otherwise called Kavanagh, £5 for James Leigh,
£5 for Kelly, and 40s. for any other tory if brought in by
a countryman, 20s. if by a soldier.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 5, p. 241. N° 571.

26 OCTOBER. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] It is ordered that
all Rents and all fee farms . . .

[Rents, &c., to be paid into Exchequer by
10 November.]

Dublin : 26 October 1655.

Found only in MS. Thos. Herbert.

All crown rents, ecclesiastical rents due 29 September
last and not paid, are to be paid in to the receipt of the
Exchequer by 10 November. Officers of Exchequer to attend
and give quittances. Process to be issued against defaulters.
This to be printed and published (October 30).

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 5, p. 271. N° 572.

28 OCTOBER — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. A Declaration.

[Concerning sons and heirs of unfriendly proprietors.]
Dublin : 28 October 1655.

Not found. Thos. Herbert.

A Declaration to be prepared for the sons, brothers, and
next heirs of proprietors (that have not manifested their
constant good affections) to transplant into Connaught and
Clare by the 1st of March next (save those of the county of
Dublin) who are to be ordered to remove forthwith.

P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 48. N° 573.

3 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] When Wee reflect
upon the great . . .

[For a fast on 8 November.]

Dublin: 3 November 1655.

Found only in MS. Thos. Herbert.

Cites Deut. xxxiii. last verse and Ps. cvii., and the sufferings
of the Protestants of Savoy. A fast to be kept on Thursday,
8 November, for direction to the Lord Protector in foreign
affairs, and a blessing on home undertakings.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 5, p. 275. N° 574.

28 NOVEMBER— [BY THE EXCHEQUER
OF IRELAND.] [Begins] Whereas by reason
of the late Wars . . .

[Resumption of the Receipt of the Exchequer.]
Dublin : 28 November 1655.

Not found.

Miles Corbet.

The receipt of the Exchequer is again open at the Ex-
chequer Chamber in Dublin. All tenants and farmers to

1656: 8 Commonwealth

Nos 575-84

bring in the rents and dues for the half-year ending Michael-
mas by the fourth day of Hilary Term. This to be proclaimed
by the sheriffs.

Merc. Pol. p. 5827. N° 575.

1656

28 MARCH. — [BY THE COUNCIL.] For a

solemn fast on 3 April. [Begins] Whereas His
Highness for the reasons expressed . . .

Dublin : 28 March 1656.

Found only in MS.

Cites Declaration, No. 3069, Eng., q.v. A fast to be held
on Thursday, 3 April and 17 April. Mayor and sheriffs to
give notice. No fairs, markets, &c., to be held or servile
work to be done.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 10, p. 47. N° 576.

7 APRIL.— BY HIS HIGHNESS THE LORD
PROTECTOR’S COUNCIL FOR THE AF-
FAIRS OF IRELAND. [Begins] His Highness
Council having taken . . .

[Prolonging the Court of Claims at Athlone.]
Dublin-Castle : 7 April 1656.

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1656.

1 f. Gothic letter. Thomas Herbert.

Arms 175 appoint- them Counties

Many claims are yet undetermined by the dilatoriness of
the transplantable persons in prosecuting their claims. The
court is allowed to receive all claims up to 20 May next and
no more. Inhabitants of Cork, Youghal, or Kinsale, who ad-
mitted Sir William St. Leger, and who have continued faithful
are exempted, but must prove it. This to be proclaimed,
and a return of the proclamation made to Athlone. This
to be printed and published.

B.M. 806. i. 14 (29).

See P.K.O. Dub. Order Book 10, p. 54 ; Corr. Book 28, p. 146.

N° 577.

14 APRIL.— BY HIS HIGHNESS THE LORD

PROTECTOR’S COUNCIL FOR THE AF-
FAIRS OF IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas it
hath been by many . . .

[For discovery and punishment of Jesuits, &c.]
Dublin Castle : 14 April 1656.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1656.

2 ff. Gothic letter. Thomas Herbert.

Arms 175 Priests, Priests 2) payd concerned

Notwithstanding previous Declarations the Jesuits and
seminary priests still remain. All mayors, &c., are to
search them out and imprison them. The receiver-
general to pay on conviction £5 for every Jesuit or priest,
£2 for every harbourer. The informer shall also receive
20 marks from the goods of any popish recusant in the
parish where such Jesuit or priest is arrested. This not to
apply to any recusant willing to attend public worship or
informing. Order to print and publish.

B.M. 806. i. 14 (27). N° 578.

15 APRIL.— BY HIS HIGHNESS THE LORD

PROTECTOR’S COUNCIL FOR THE AF-
FAIRS OF IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas
Dermott Riane . . .

[Against Dish who turn tories or woodkerns.]
Dublin-Castle: 15 April 1656.

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1656.

1 f. Roman letter. Thomas Herbert.

Arms 175 Countie that others,

Since Dermot Ryan and others in county Carlow have
betaken themselves to fastnesses and uninhabited places no

mercy will be shown to tories and woodkerns. This to be
printed and published.

B.M. 806. i. 14 (28). MS. P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 10,
p. 61. N° 579.

Before JULY. — BY HIS HIGHNESS THE
LORD PROTECTOR’S COUNCIL FOR AF-
FAIRS IN IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas by
a Declaration . . .

[Means for the conversion of the Irish.]

[Dublin Castle : 1656.]

[Dublin : W. Bladen : 1656.]

[2 ff.] Gothic letter.

Arms 175 of said [who]

Quotes Declaration of 17 July 1654, No. 531, q.v., and
23 [sic] May 1655, No. 558, q.v., ordering transplantation.
Any one who conforms and takes the abjuration may
remain. They must abjure papal supremacy, transubstan-
tiation, purgatoiy, and salvation by works. Persons between
eleven and twenty must speak and use English only within
a year. All under twelve must be taught English. Pro-
prietors are exempted from this benefit. All Irish within
4 miles of a meeting to attend every Lord’s day, within

6 miles every second at least, further, once a month at
least. Children to learn the catechism in English. No
Irish to be spoken.

B.M. 806. i. 14 (31), sheet 1 only.

2000 of Mr. Bristowe’s catechism printed in June 1657 (Council
Minute Book 48). N° 580.

7 JULY.— BY HIS HIGHNESS THE LORD

PROTECTOR’S COUNCIL FOR THE AF-
FAIRS OF IRELAND. [Begins] For the
better destroying of Wolves . . .

[Rewards for the destruction of wolves.]

Dublin : 7 July 1656.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1656.

1 f. Gothic letter. Thomas Herbert.

Arms 176 of tied the
A reissue of No. 541, q.v., in force till 1 July 1657.

B.M. 806. i. 14 (30). N° 581.

21 OCTOBER. — [BY THE COUNCIL.] A Pro-
clamation for a day of thanksgiving.

Dublin : 21 October 1656.

Not found.

5 Nov. to be a day of thanksgiving. The narrative of the
defeat of the Spanish fleet to be printed with this order.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 10, p. 198 ; Minute Book 48
(20 Oct.).

200 copies printed. 582.

21 OCTOBER. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas divers
persons have taken leases . . .

[Rents for Commonwealth lands to be paid.]
Dublin : 21 October 1656.

Found only in MS. Thos. Herbert.

Commonwealth rents for lands in Leinster payable at
25 Dec. to be paid to receivers of the precincts. Order of
13 March 1655[-6] cancelled. This to be printed and pub-
lished.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 10, p. 205 ; Minute Book 48
(20 Oct.); Correspondence Book 28, p. 197. N° 583.

10 DECEMBER. — [BY THE COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation of Grace to the Tories.

Dublin : 10 December 1656.

Not found.

P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 48 (17 Feb.). N° 584.

Nos 585-94

1656-8 : 8-9 Commonwealth

1656-7

23 JANUARY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Forasmuch as many
evills do dayly . . .

[Enforcing laws against vagrants, ale-houses, &c.]
Dublin : 23 January 1656[-7].

Found only in MS. Thos. Herbert.

The following Acts are to be printed and published :
33 Hen. VIII, c. 15, Vagabonds ; 10 & 11 Chas. I, c. 4, Houses
of Correction: 10 & 11 Chas. I, c. 15, Ale-house Keepers;
11 Chas. I, c. 16, Cosherers ; 15 Chas. I, Ale-house Keepers
in Dublin. All justices, &c., to execute them. All Judges
of Assize, &c., to give them in charge at their Courts, and
inquire as to their execution, reporting to the Council.
P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 10, p. 253. N° 585.

16 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas his High-
ness . . . and the Parliament . . .

[For a day of thanksgiving.]

Dublin : 16 February 1 65 6[-7].

Found only in MS. Thos. Herbert.

Cites Declaration 2 Feb. Friday, 27 February, to be a
day of thanksgiving in this nation (20th in Dublin) for the
preservation of the Lord Protector. Sheriffs to distribute
this declaration to all ministers.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 10, p. 268. N° 586.

2 MARCH.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Declaration for putting Irish out
of port towns, walled towns, and garrisons.

Dublin : before 2 March 1656[-7].

Not found. Thos. Herbert.

All popish recusants, proprietors and others, dwelling in
port towns, walled towns or garrisons, who did not before
15 September 1643 and ever since profess the protestant
religion are to remove themselves and their families at least
2 miles away from them before 20 May.

P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 48 ; Corr. Book 28, p. 246.

N° 587.

4 MARCH — BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Declaration.

[Abolishing transplantation to Colonies.]

Dublin : 4 March 1656[-7].

Not found. Thos. Herbert.

All orders and licences granted to any persons whatsoever
(being now in force) to take up and carry to the West Indies
idle and vagabond persons be henceforth made void and
null, and it is referred to the care of the Justices of the Peace
of the several counties and to the governors of the several
precincts and garrisons in this nation that the execution of
all such orders be for the future forborne.

P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 48. N° 588.

1657

19 JUNE.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Declaration concerning the obser-
vation of the Lord’s Day.

Dublin : 19 June 1657.

Not found. Thos. Herbert.

An order for it to be printed and sent to the sheriffs to
be dispersed and observed accordingly.

P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 48. N° 580.

8 JULY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

Publishing Proclamation of Lord Protector.

Not found. Thos. Herbert.

Publishing Proclamation, No. 3082, Eng., q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. Corr. Book 28, p. 274.

Has been printed. N° 590.

BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND COUNCIL.

A Declaration concerning the Coin.

Not found. Thos. Herbert.

An order to take this into consideration (Nov. 25).

P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 48. N° 591.

5 DECEMBER. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Appointing Judges for the Court of Claims.]
Dublin : 5 December 1657.

Not found. Thos. Herbert.

Cites Act for attainder of rebels in Ireland where claims
on estates (other than in the eleven counties) are to be entered
and prosecuted by 1 June next, before judges appointed by
the L. Deputy and Council. The following are appointed :
Sir John Temple, Master of the Rolls, Sir Robert Moreby,
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Justice Donnellan, John
Sankey, and Thos. Fowler, Esq. All persons to take note.
P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 48. N° 592.

1657-8

14 JANUARY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] To the end, faithful
and painful . . .

[Concerning the appointment of Ministers.]
Dublin : 14 January 1657[-8].

Not found. Thos. Herbert.

Henry Cromwell.

No person to be admitted as a public preacher unless
approved by the persons named in the Ordinance for appro-
bation of public preachers, or having a testimonial from two
or more godly able ministers of the Cospel.

W. Steel, Cane., R. Pepys, Miles Corbet, Matthew Thom-
linson, William Bury.

Merc. Pol. p. 366. jjo 593.

17 JANUARY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation concerning
Gunpowder.

Dublin : 17 January 1657[-8].

Not found. Thos. Herbert.

‘ The proclamation concerning gunpowder to be continued,
the title, by the Lord Deputy, or Lord Deputy and Council,
disjunctive.’ 300 to be printed.

P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 48. N° 594.

20 JANUARY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas in pur-
suance of . . .

[Reports on ministers and schoolmasters to be made.]
Dublin: 20 January 1657[— 8].

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1657[-8].

1 f. Roman letter. Thomas Herbert.

Arms 176 Lord timely discountenancing
Henry Cromwell.

Cites Ordinance 23 June 1654. As many ejected persons
from England and Scotland have intruded into Ireland, the
Justices of Peace at their next meeting are to peruse the list
of ministers and schoolmasters allowed by public authority

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N°s 595-605

in their country and to report the names and abodes of all
persons who preach or teach schools without such authority,
that authority may be given them or they be removed.
This to be printed and published.

W. Steele, Cane., R. Pepys, Miles Corbet, Math. Tom-
linson, William Bury.

T.C.D. B. 5. 21 (3). N° 595.

29 JANUARY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas in and by
an Act . . .

[All transplanted persons not in Connaught, &c., to be
arrested.]

Dublin : 29 January 1657[-8].

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1657[-8].

1 f. Gothic letter. Thomas Herbert.

Arms 176 the said manner,

Henry Cromwell.

Cites provisions of Act for removing certain persons and
their families to Connaught and Clare. The Acts are to be
enforced. All transplanted or transplantable persons found
in Leinster, Ulster, or Munster are to be arrested. If any
Jesuits or priests are found the names and examinations are
to be sent up at once to the Lord Deputy. This to be printed
and published.

W. Steele, Cane., R. Pepys, Miles Corbet, Math. Thom-
linson, William Bury.

K.I.D. N. 1. 27 (11). N° 596.

11 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. A Declaration concerning
Wolves.

Dublin: 11 February 1657[-8].

Not found. Thos. Herbert.

To be renewed from the determination of the former,
No. 581, q.v., and to be continued to the first day of January
next. Print.

P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 48. N° 597.

10 MARCH.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation for the levying and
payment of Excise.

Dublin : 10 March 1657[-8].

Not found.

Referred to in Order of 9 June, No. 599, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 48. N° 598.

1658

9 JUNE— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas divers good
laws . . .

[Concerning the export of Wool.]

Dublin : 9 June 1658.

Not found.

Enforcing laws against export of wool, except to England
and Wales. Collectors to take bonds of double the value
that it will be landed in England.

P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 48. N° 599.

19 JULY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Declaration for encouraging the
discovery of concealed lands.

Dublin: 19 July 1658.

Not found.

Referred to in orders of 15 December 1658 and 10 Feb.
1658-9.

P.R.O. Dub. See Minute Book 48 ; Order Book 15, p. 93.

N° 600.

11 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. Proclaiming Richard Crom-
well Lord Protector. [Begins] Whereas it hath
pleased . . .

Dublin : 11 September 1658.

Found only in MS. Thos. Herbert.

Richard Cromwell proclaimed at Dublin 10 September.

W. Steele, Cane., R. Pepys, Miles Corbet, Wm. Bury.
P.R.O. Dub. Corr. Book 28, p. 323.

Rot. Pat. Ire. (1658) p. 7. m. 1.

Merc. Pol. p. 841.

Ordered to be printed and published. The patent roll is copied
from a print by Bladen. jjo qqj

14 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Upon consideration
of the above . . .

[A Proclamation for continuing in Office.]

Dublin : 11 September 1658.

Found only in MS. Thos. Herbert.

Publishing proclamation of 4 Sept., No. 3100, Eng., q.v.
Rot. Pat. Ire. (1658) p. 7. m. 2.

Order to print and publish. Patent roll copied from a print by
Bladen. N° 602.

1659

2 MAY. — BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. A Declaration concerning
popish priests.

Dublin: 2 May 1659.

Not found.

Order to print and publish forthwith, and that 600 of
them be printed.

P.R.O. Dub. Minute Book 48. N° 603.

9 MAY. — BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT.

[Begins] Whereas we take notice . . .

[Public Peace to be preserved.]

Dublin : 9 May 1659.

London reprint.

1 f. Roman letter. Robert Gorges.

apprehen- other Du-

To prevent public disturbance soldiers are to return to
their quarters, unlawful assemblies are to be stopped, and
no engagements, &c., are to be signed. This to be proclaimed
to the people and the troops. This to be printed and
published.

B.M. 21. b. 16 (39); 669. f. 21 (38). Bodl. 22857. d. 2
(35). Guild. 1 (199).

MS. date 25 May.

Printed at Dublin by W. Bladen. 604.

27 JUNE.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas (upon Conference
with . . .

[Shipmasters to bring return cargoes of coal.]
Dublin: 27 June 1659.

Found only in MS.

Shipmasters coming to Dublin for cattle were formerly
used to bring in cargoes of coal. This custom has been
neglected, but is to be enforced, and customs officers are to
take bonds from them to do so before clearing ships.

Wm. Steele, Miles Corbett.

P.R.O. Dub. Order Book 17, p. 5.

VOL. II

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N° 605.
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Nos 605-10

1659-60: 11-12 Commonwealth

14 DECEMBER.— [BY THE ARMY.] A Declara-
* tion of several Officers of the Army in Ireland, on
behalf of themselves and those under their Com-
mands, holding forth their steadfast resolutions to
adhere to the Parliament in defence of its priviledges ;
and the just Rights and Liberties of the People of
these Nations as Men and Christians.

Dublin : 14 December 1659.

London reprint : for N. Brook: 1659.

1 f. Roman letter.

sinful the Declaration

Six resolutions: (1) to adhere to the restored Parliament
as promised by Lieut. -Gen. Ludlow, their Commander-in-
Chief ; (2) to remain united ; (3) to support a godly, learned,
and faithful ministry ; (4) to suppress disturbers ; (5) not
to impose on tender consciences ; (6) to protect adherents.
Twenty-two signatures, headed by Sir Hardress Waller.

B.M. 669. f. 22 (40).

Pub. Int. p. 979. Printed at Dublin by special order.

MS. date 29 December. U° 605 a.

DECEMBER.— BY GEN. MONK. A Letter from
Gen. Monck in Scotland, to the Commissioners
of Parliament in Ireland, Touching his present Act-
ings. For the Commander-in-Chief of the Forces
in Ireland, to be communicated to the rest of the
Officers of the Army there.

London reprint : for Nath. Brook 1 : [1659].

1 f. Roman letter.

pleased and that

Acknowledges a letter of the 4th inst. The army is
engaged to the Parliament. A few officers cannot be en-
trusted with the power of abolishing laws, raising money,
choosing generals, &c. Desires successive parliaments and
a Council of State on legal foundations. The Parliament to
be restored and to put a term to itself.

B.M. 669. f. 22 (38). Bodl. Wood 276. A. (335).

‘ Dublin. Printed by order.’

MS. date 29 December.

1 At Angel in Cornhill. N0 606.

28 DECEMBER. — [BY THE COUNCIL OF
OFFICERS IN IRELAND.] A Declaration of
Sir Hardresse Waller, Major General of the Parlia-
ment’s Forces in Ireland, and the Council of Officers
there.

Dublin Castle : 28 December 1659.

London reprint : J. Macock : 1659[-60].

1 f. Roman letter.

ex- Lord after

Tuesday, 3 January 1 659[— 60] for Dublin, and Tuesday,
17 January for the rest of Ireland to be a day of thanksgiving
[for the return of the Long Parliament].

B.M. 669. f. 22 (70). Bodl. Wood 276. A. (229). Guild.

1 (218). Firth.

Merc. Pub. p. 1014. Printed at Dublin by special order, W. Bladen.

N° 607.

1659-60

9 JANUARY. — [BY THE COUNCIL OF
OFFICERS IN IRELAND.] A Declaration
by The Major-General and Council of Officers in
Ireland, concerning their late Actings there, and for
the Tryal of such Officers and Souldiers as finde
themselves agrieved for being laid aside.

[Dublin] : 9 January 1659[-60].

London reprint : James Cottrel : 1659[-60].

1 f. Roman letter.

Autho- horrid give

Condemns the action of the English army under Lieut. -Gen.
Fleetwood. A certain number of officers were laid aside
then. Any officer aggrieved may appeal before 24 March to
be tried by court martial. Dr. Ralph King to be judge-
advocate in Dublin. (Signed by twenty-five officers.)

B.M. 669. f. 23 (17). Bodl. Fol. ©. 660 (41). Guild. 1
(180).

Printed at Dublin by W. Bladen. 0Q8.

11 JANUARY.— BY THE MAJOR GENERAL
OF THE PARLIAMENTS FORCES IN
IRELAND, with the advice of the Council of
Officers. [Begins] Whereas Lt. General Ludlow. . .

[For arrest of messengers from Duncannon.]
Dublin : 11 January 1659[-60].

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1659[-60].

1 f. Roman letter. Har. Waller.

be- him or

Lieut.-Gen. Ludlow, charged with high treason, is endeav-
ouring to gather troops round him at Duncannon. All
persons coming out of Duncannon are to be seized and sent
to head quarters, unless they have a pass from the officer
commanding for parliament.

T.C.D. RR. d. 46 (4), (5). N° 609.

18 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE ARMY.] A

Declaration of the Lord Broghil and the Officers of
the Army of Ireland, in the province of Munster.
Cork: 18 February 1659[-60].

Not found.

Declares for a free Parliament, including those sitting on
11 October 1659 and those excluded in December 1648,
except any who have been in arms against Parliament.
Forty-four signatures, headed by Brogliill.

Tlmrloe Papers, vii. 817 ; Merc. Pol. p. 1187. ]y° 009 a.

1660

4 APRIL.— [BY THE KING.] To Our Trusty

and Well-beloved General Monck to be by him
communicated to the President and Council of State,
and to the Officers of the Armies under his command.
Breda : 14 April 1660.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1660.

1 f. Roman letter.

ever Force published

Appeals to Monk, whose armies have complied with their
obligations. Encloses a Declaration to be published. Refers
to the evils of successive revolutions, and hopes God will
inspire him to his duty. Sir John Green vil brings this.
B.M. 807. g. 5 (6).

Belfast Town Book, p. 85. N° 610.

13 APRIL.— [BY THE ARMY.] The Declaration
and Engagement of the Army and Forces in Ireland.
[Begins] We cannot but take notice . . .

[Adhering to the English authorities.]

Dublin : 13 April 1660.

Sine nota [Dublin : W. Bladen].

1 f. Roman letter.

by several to

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Nos 611-20

Will acquiesce cheerfully in the decisions of the Council
of State or Parliament will determine. Fifty-eight signa-
tures.

K.I.D. N. 1. 27 (10).

Pari. Intelligencer, p. 259 ; Merc. Publicus, p. 254. N° 011.

13 APRIL.

London reprint : W. Godbid : 1660.

1 f. Roman letter.

notwith- from all
A reprint of No. 611, q.v.

B.M. 506. h. 13 (36). Bodl. Carte 71, printed (9). Guild.
1 (236). N° 612.

1 MAY. — [BY THE GENERAL CONVEN-
TION OP IRELAND.] A Declaration of the
General Convention of Ireland, Expressing their
Detestation of the unjust Proceedings against the
late King, in a pretended High Court of Justice in
England.

[Dublin] : 1 May 1660.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1660.

1 f. Roman letter. Mat. Barry.

and der Foun-

The people of Ireland have not met since 1648. They
repudiate the High Court of Justice, the death of the King
is murder, contrary to the Solemn League and Covenant.
This Declaration to be printed and published.

Bodl. Fol. ©. 589 (5).

Merc. Civ. p. 25, Merc. Pub. p. 290. N° 013.

1 MAY.

London : John Macock : 1660.

1 f. Roman letter.

unexem- Those of

A reprint of No. 613, q.v.

B.L. N° 614.

CHARLES II

14 MAY.— [BY THE GENERAL CONVEN-
TION OP IRELAND.] A Proclamation.

S Proclaiming Charles II.]

Dublin : 14 May 1660.]
lladen : 1660.

1 f. Roman letter. Ma. Barry.

Arms 173 of every whom
A repetition of the English Proclamation, No. 3188, q.v.,
by the General Convention, the Lords Commissioners for
Government, the Commissioners for the Army, the Mayor,
&c., of Dublin, the officers and soldiers and other freemen.
Signed J. Barry, Chairman. This to be printed and pub-
lished.

B.M. 1851. b. 3 (48).

Account of ceremony of proclamation, Dublin Records, iv. 572.

Pari. Intelligencer, p. 337. N° 615.

14 MAY.

London : Daniel Pakeman : [1660].

1 f. Gothic letter.

King his to
A reprint of No. 615, q.v.

Guild. 1 (35). N° 616.

16 MAY. — [BY THE KING.] His Majesties Letter
to his Excellencie the Lord General Monck, to be
communicated to the Officers of the Army, brought
to his Excellency from his Majesties Court at the
Hague, By Sir Thomas Clarges.

Hague: 26[16] May 1660.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1660.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 173 that come May,

Charles R.

Acknowledges receipt of letter of 5 May by Sir Thomas
Clarges. Thanks the army for its affection. Promises pro-
tection to them, and will punish any who reproach them
for the past. Hopes to be with them soon. Authorization,
dated Rochester 24 May 1660, to Henry Muddiman to cause
this letter to be printed. George Monck.

B.M. 807. g. 5 (5). N° 617.

28 MAY.— [BY THE GENERAL CONVEN-
TION OF IRELAND.] A Declaration of the
General Convention of Ireland For suppression of
Tories and Woodkerns.

[Dublin]: 28 May 1660.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1660.

1 f. Roman letter. Ma. Barry.

Arms 173 them- or his

Certain persons called tories and woodkerns daily betake
themselves in arms to the woods, bogs, mountains, and rob,
burn, kill, destroy, &c., the English and other good subjects.
Every person so in arms is a rebel and a traitor. £10 for
conviction of every leading tory or woodkern, £5 for every
common one, £3 for every aider and abettor or reliever.
Payment to be made by the collector of the poll money.
This to be printed and published.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (156) ; 1. B. (55). N° 618.

30 MAY.— BY THE KING.

Dublin : W. Bladen 1 : 1660.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 173 less so the
A reprint of No. 3211, England, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (157); 1. B. (56).

1 By special order. N° 619.

1 JUNE.— BY THE KING.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1660.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 173 of out Proclama-
A reprint of No. 3220, England, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (129) ; 1. A. (158) ; 1. B. (57). N° 620.

24 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE COMMISSION-
ERS FOR GOVERNMENT AND MAN-
AGEMENT OP AFFAIRS IN IRELAND.

"Begins] Whereas the Lords of His Majesties most
lonorable . . .

Continuing Excise, &c., till Parliament meets.]
Dublin : 24 September 1660.

Not found.

Chas. Coote, William Bury.

By letter of the Privy Council, the collection of excise
and custom is to continue at the former rates till after the
meeting of Parliament or the arrival of the Lord Deputy
and Council, on pain of free quarter.

Merc. Pub. p. 636.

(Lords Justices appointed 3 Nov.). Tf° 620 a.

L 2

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1660-1

2 JANUARY.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the late
General Convention . . .

[Continuing the Excise and New Impost.]
Dublin: 2 January 1660[-1].

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1660[-1].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 177 Majesties inducing the
Maurice Eustace, Cane., Mountrath.

The Convention continued the excise and new impost on
26 May to 29 Sept. The Commissioners for Government
and Management of Affairs in this kingdom of Ireland, on
24 Sept, continued it until a new parliament should be
called. Arrangements are now being made for drafting
bills. The excise, &c., is to be paid, especially as the pay-
ment of the army depends on it, which would otherwise
have to be met by free quarters.

Io. Elect. Armachanus, la. Margetson, Dublin Elect.,
Montgomerie, Io. Bysse, Hen. Tichborne, la. Ware, Rob.
Meredith. Theo. Iones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (159); 1. B. (58).

Merc. Pub. p. 28; Kingdom’s Intelligencer, p. 35. 621.

5 JANUARY.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] His Majesty taking
into His . . .

[For the redress of grievances.]

Dublin : 5 January 1660[-1].

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1660[-1].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 177 of preserved and
Maurice Eustace, Cane., Mountrath.

The King has ordered us to take order for the church, to
open courts of justice with all convenient speed, to put
down violent extortions and oppressions by soldiers and
others, and to prepare bills for the meeting of parliament.
All subjects to be obedient and loyal.

Io. Elect. Armachanus, la. Margetson, Elect. Dublin,
Montgomerie, la. Donelan, Io. Bysse, Hen. Tichborne, Rob.
Forth, la. Ware, Rob. Meredith, Theo. Iones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (160); 1. B. (59).

Mer. Pub. p. 42 ; King. Int. p. 50. Tf° 622.

7 JANUARY— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas upon the
humble application . . .

[Summoning the General Convention for 22 January.]
Dublin: 7 January 1660[-1].

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1660[-1].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 177 Maje- quaint to
Maurice Eustace, Cane., Mountrath.

By royal letter 1 8 Dec. the General Convention is sum-
moned to meet at the Four Courts, Dublin, on 22 January
at 9 a.m. where they formerly assembled. Members to be
elected in place of those dead. Protection for members and
their servants granted.

Io. Elect. Armachanus, la. Margetson, Elect. Dublin,
Montgomerie, la. Donelan, Io. Bysse, Hen. Tichborne, Rob.
Forth, la. Ware, Rob. Meredith, Theo. Iones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (161); 1. B. (60). N° 623.

9 JANUARY.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas his Majesty
by his . . .

[For hearing grievances as to restitution of lands.]
Dublin : 9 January 1660[-1].

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1660[-1].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 177 Lords Right their

Maurice Eustace, Can., Mountrath.

Cites in full royal letter 31 Dec. 1660, giving Justices
power to suspend or modify decisions as to restitution of
lands. Application to be made to the Justices. Waste on
all lands in dispute is to be stopped, and timber not to be
cut down or sold.

Io. Elect. Armachanus, la. Margetson, Elect. Dublin,
Montgomerie, la. Donelan, Io. Bysse, Hen. Tichborne, Rob.
Forth, la. Ware, Rob. Meredith, Theo. Iones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (162).

Merc. Pub. p. 44 ; King. Int. p. 52. jjo 624.

15 JANUARY— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] We the Lords
Iustices and Council . . .

[Adjourning Hilary Term.]

Dublin: 15 January 1660[-1].

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1660[-1].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 177 consideration tionis 1660
Mau. Eustace, Cane., Mountrath.

Hilary Term adjourned from Odabis Hilarii to Octdbis
Purificationis. Revenue payments as usual.

Io. Elect. Armachanus, Io. Margetson, Elect. Dublin,
Montgomerie, Hen. Tichborne, Rob. Forth, la. Ware, Rob.
Meredith.

P.R.O. 1. A. (163) ; 1. B. (61). N° 625.

19 JANUARY.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas divers per-
sons in seveal . . .

[Pardon to tories and woodkerns coming in.]
Dublin : 19 January 1660[-1].

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1660[-1].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 177 of contrary
Maurice Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

Certain tories, &c., John Costegin, Edward Cashen, James
Shiren, and others have prayed for pardon, not having shed
blood. A free pardon to all tories giving up arms and
ammunition on or before 18 February and finding recog-
nizances for good behaviour, for all crimes but murder. Any
not coming in by then are proclaimed rebels and traitors.
All who aid them are to be committed for trial. Reward
for arrest of any tories. Army officers to aid in arrest.

Io. Armachanus, la. Margetson, Elect. Dublin, Mont-
gomerie, Hen. Tichborne, la. Donelan, Io. Bysse, Rob.
Forth, la. Ware, Rob. Meredith, Theo. Iones.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 306. 17. P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (164); 1. B.
(62).

Cal. p. 187. N° 626.

21 JANUARY— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation for a day of
Humiliation to be kept and observed on the Thirty-
eth day of January 1660, being the anniversary of
the Murder of King Charles the First of blessed
memory.

Dublin : 21 January 1660[-1].

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1660[-lJ.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 177 the giance Maje-
Maurice Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

30 January to be day of fasting and humiliation. All
ministers and curates to meet at 10 a.m. and read this
Proclamation to their parishioners, and exhort them to
loyalty and obedience.

Io. Armachanus, la. Margetson, Elect. Dublin, Michael
Boyle, Elect. Cork, Cloyn Ross, Montgomerie, Hen. Tich-
borne, Rob. Forth, la. Ware, Rob. Meredith, Arthur Hill,
Theo. Iones.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 306. 19. P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (165); 1. B. (63).
Cal. p. 190; King. Int. p. 73. N° 627.

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22 JANUARY— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We are
given to understand by . . .

[Against assemblies of Papists, Presbyterians, Inde-
pendents, &c.]

Dublin: 22 January 1660[-1].

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1660[-1J.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 177 credit, as publique

Maurice Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

All assemblies of papists, presbyterians, independents,
anabaptists, quakers, or other fanatical persons are illegal
whether under the names of days of humiliation, thanks-
giving, &c., or no. Bishops, sheriffs, magistrates, &c., to
stop them and arrest all persons so assembled. Army to
assist. All mayors, &c., to publish this proclamation,
which is to be publicly fixed up.

Io. Armachanus, la. Margetson, Elect. Dublin, Mont-
gomerie, Michael Boyle, Elect. Cork, Cloyn Ross, Hen.
Tichborne, Rob. Forth, Rob. Meredith, Theo. Iones.

B.M. C. 21. f. 1 (20). P.R.O. S.P.I. 306. 20. P.R.O.
Dub. 1. A. (166).

Cal. p. 191 ; King. Int. p. 77. N° 628.

29 JANUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the Kings
most excellent Maiesty . . .

[For the currency of certain foreign coins.]

Dublin : 29 January 1660[-1],

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1660[-1].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 177 that and differences

Maurice Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

Cites royal letter of 30 Nov. as to scarcity of coin. The
following coins are made current from 2 February : — Gold.
Gold rider 6 dwt. 12 gr. at £1. 2s. 6d. and half-rider;
Pistoll, French or Spanish, 4 dwt. 8gr. at 16s., and half,
double, or quadruple pistoll ; Ducat 2 dwt. 6 gr. at 9s. ;
Spanish suffrain 7 dwt. 2 gr. at £1. 8s., and half-suffrain.
Silver. Mexico or Sevil piece of eight, Rix-dollar or Cross-
dollar, 17 dwt. at 4s. 9 d., and half, quarter, and half-quarter
dollars; Portugal royal 14 dwt. at 3s. 8 d., and half and
quarter-royals; Ducatoon 20 dwt. 16gr. at 5s. 9 d., and
half and quarters ; old Peru piece and French Lewis 1 7 dwt.
at 4s. 6 d., and half, quarters, and half-quarters. 2d. allowed
for each grain deficient in gold, and 3d for each dwt. of
silver.

Io. Armachanus, la. Dublin, Montgomerie, Ioh. Raphoe,
Mich. Cork, Jerem. Dunensis, Hen. Tichborne, Rob. Forth,
la. Ware, Rob. Meredith, Theo. Iones, Arthur Hill, M.
Trevor.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 306. 30.

Simon 126 ; Cal. p. 197 ; King. Int. p. 92 ; Merc. Pub. p. 84.

N° 629.

7 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas for the
better enabling . . .

[For payment of rents for Adventurers’ Lands, &c.]
Dublin : 7 February 1660[-1].

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1660[-1].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 177 requi- ticular good

Maurice Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

Rents due for adventurers’ lands, soldiers’ lands, and
transplanted persons’ lands assigned to payment of arrears
before 5 June 1649, and for grants since 23 October 1641,
are to be paid. Only the half-year due last Michaelmas
(Sept. 29, 1660) will be demanded. Collectors will be
appointed in every county. Docquets will be prepared having
in columns the proprietors’ names, denomination of the
lands, Irish acreage, English acreage. Rent due (Leinster

3d., Munster 2 \d., Connought 1 \d., Ulster Id. per acre).
Commissioners will be appointed to fill these in, in duplicate.
The Collectors will then demand these rents, which are to
be paid forthwith on pain of free quarter.

Montgomerie, Io. Raphoe, Michael Cork, W. Cawlfield,
Hen. Tichborne, Rob. Forth, Rob. Meredith, Theo. Iones,
Arthur Hill, M. Trevor.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (167). N° 630.

16 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] In pursuance of
a Proclamation . . .

[Commission for ascertaining rents due to Crown.]
Dublin : 16 February 1660[-1].

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1660[-1].

2 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 177 Ma- Instructions 2) the in
Maurice Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

Cites Procl. 7 Feb., No. 630, q.v. Appoints . . . Com-
missioners for the county of . . . A meeting of proprietors
to be held in each barony and the blanks in the docquets
filled in. If the ownership has been changed since 29 May
the old owner’s name to be ascertained. Note to be taken
of divided ownerships, of church and charitable lands, &c.
A table of fees due on payment is given. Bonds to be taken
of the collectors. Inquiry as to concealed forfeited lands to
be made.

Ia. Dublin, Montgomerie, Ioh. Raphoe, Mich. Cork, W.
Cawlfield, Santry, Hen. Tichborne, Rob. Forth, Ia. Ware,
Theo. Iones, M. Trevor.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (168). N° 631.

16 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] In pursuance of
a Proclamation . . .

[Commission for appointment of Collectors of Crown
Rents.]

Dublin: 16 February 1660[-1].

Dublin: W. Bladen : 1660[-1].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 177 Ma- you Given
Maurice Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

Cites Procl. 7 Feb., No. 630, q.v. Appoints . . . Collector
for county of . . . To enter in a bond for payment to Sir
James Ware of sums collected. A table of authorized fees
given. Form of the acquittance to be given. Deductions
to be made.

Ia. Dublin, Montgomerie, Ioh. Raphoe, Mich. Cork, W.
Cawlfield, Santry, Hen. Tichborne, Rob. Forth, Ia. Ware,
Theo. Iones, M. Trevor.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (170). N° 632.

23 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas a Committee
of the General . . .

[Against disturbing adventurers or soldiers.]
Dublin : 23 February 1660[-1].

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1660[-1].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 177 and Rents in
Maur. Eustace, Orrery, Mountrath.

On complaint of a Committee of the General Convention,
and consideration of the Declaration of 30 Nov. last for the
settlement of Ireland, the adventurers and soldiers or trans-
planted persons are not to be disturbed in their lands except
by legal process, and if any such have been dispossessed they
are to be reinstated. Not to hinder any ecclesiastical or
charitable lands to be entered on.

Ia. Dublin, Kildare, Montgomerie, Ioh. Raphoe, Mich.
Cork, W. Cawlfield, Santry, Hen. Tichborne, Rob. Forth,
Ia. Ware, M. Trevor.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (171) ; 1. B. (64).

Merc. Pub. p. 145 ; King. Int. p. 153. N° 633.

77

Nos 634-41

23 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation for the due
and speedy execution of the Laws against Drunken-
ness, Cursing, Swearing, and Prophaning of the
Lords Day.

Dublin : 23 February 1660[-1],

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1660[-1].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 177 Cursing are and
Maurice Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

Cites Proclamation 30 May 1660, No. 3211 Eng., q.v.
The laws against drunkenness, cursing, swearing, and pro-
faning the Lord’s day to be put in execution. Justices of
Peace not executing them will be removed. Officers to see
their soldiers keep the law. No innkeepers, &c., to allow
persons to remain in their houses after 9 p.m. except lodgers.
Ministers to read this proclamation once a month to their
congregations.

Ia. Dublin, Kildare, Montgomerie, Ioh. Raphoe, Mich.
Cork, W. Cawlfield, Santry, Hen. Tichborne, Rob. Forth,
Ia. Ware, Rob. Meredith, Theo. Jones, M. Trevor.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (172); 1. B. (65).

Merc. Pub. p. 158; King. Int. p. 164. N° 634.

12 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Forasmuch as We
the Lords . . .

[Postponing Escheators’ and Feodaries’ Courts.]
Dublin : 12 March 1660[-1].

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1660[-1].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 177 his Soldiors to
Maurice Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

Escheators’ and Feodaries’ Courts are to be deferred till
the first day of next Easter Term.

Ia. Dublin, Montgomerie, Massereene, Mich. Cork, W.
Cawlfield, Hen. Tichborne, Rob. Meredith, Theo. Jones.
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (155) ; 1. B. (66). N° 635.

1661

26 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS IUSTICES

AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation concerning
a Parliament to be held May the 8th 1661.

Dublin : 26 March 1661.

Dublin: W. Bladen : 1661.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 177 con- there May
Maur. Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

A Parliament is to be held at Dublin 8 May next.

Io. Armachanus, Ia. Dublin, Montgomery, W. Caulfield,
R. Coote, Santry, Hen. Tichborne, Io. Bysse, R. Forth, Ia.
Ware, Rob. Meredith, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (174).

Merc. Pub. p. 237. 636.

27 MARCH. — BY HIS MAJESTIES COM

MISSIONERS FOR EXECUTING HIS
GRACIOUS DECLARATION FOR THE
SETTLEMENT OF IRELAND. A Procla-
mation.

[For ascertaining the debt due to adventurers.]
Kings Inns, Dublin : 27 March 1661.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 177 King- rers Kings-
Cites Commission under Great Seal 19 March [1660-1].
All adventurers satisfied or no are to send in particulars of
the money advanced, and by whom, and where the lots
formerly drawn fell. Those who have had satisfaction to
make a return of the number of acres. False certificates will
entail 3 years’ loss of profits on concealments. Surveys
to be brought in.

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Montgomerie, R. Coote, Santry, Hen. Tichborne, Io.
Bysse, Art. Forbess, Ia. Ware, 01. St. George, Iohn Cole,
Au. Mervyn, la. Cuff, Hen. Warren.

K.I.D. (14). N° 637.

27 MARCH.

London : sine nom. : 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 60 King- feited Dub-
A reprint of No. 638, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 1 (141); 669. f. 27 (10). Guild. 1 (57).
Dalk. 1 (190).

19 April. N° 638.

30 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas his Majestie
(out of . . .

[Remitting additional duty on exported oxen.]
Dublin: 30 March 1661.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1661.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 177 sub- head reign.

Maurice Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

Bonds for the additional impost of 4s. 8 d. per ox are
cancelled, the toll to be only 2s. per head. All persons to
take notice of this.

Io. Armachanus, Ia. Dublin, Montgomery, W. Caulfeild,
R. Coote, Hen. Tichborne, Io. Bysse, Theo. Iones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (175); 1. B. (68). N° 639.

1 APRIL.— BY HIS MAJESTIES COMMIS-

SIONERS . . . IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Innocent Papists to put in their claims.]

Kings Inns, Dublin : 1 April 1661.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 177 settle- his Dublin
It is provided that papists who have been dispossessed
merely for being papists shall be restored to their estates by

2 May 1661. They are to send in their claims and proofs
at once.

Montgomerie, R. Coote, Santry, Hen. Tichborne, Io.
Bysse, Art. Forbess, Iohn Cole, Ia. Cuff, Au. Mervyn.
K.I.D. (15). N° 640.

11 APRIL.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] We . . . taking into our
Consideration . . .

[Adjourning Easter Term to 13 May.]

Dublin: 11 April 1661.

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1661.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 177 the vertheless Reign.

Maurice Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

Easter Term is adjourned to the third return, Mensa
Paschae, 1 3 May. Revenue payments as usual.

Io. Armachanus, Kildare, Montgomerie, R. Coote, Santry,
Hen. Tichborne, Io. Bisse, Fra. Hamilton, Art. Forbess,
Ia. Ware, Rob. Meredith, Theo. Iones, Arthur Hill.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (176); 1. B. (69). N° 641.

15 APRIL. — BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas it is a
certain truth, . . .

[For a day of prayer and fast 2 May.]

Dublin: 15 April 1661.

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1661.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 177 by sties thirteenth

78

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Nos 642-6

Maurice Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

Ordering a day of prayer and fasting on 2 May for the
Parliaments of Scotland, now sitting, England and Ireland
to meet 8 May. All incumbents, &c., to preach.

Io. Armachanus, Kildare, Massereene, W. Caulfield,
R. Coote, Hen. Tichborne, Tho. Pigot, Io. Bisse, Fra.
Hamilton, Art. Forbess, Robert Forth, la. Ware, Rob.
Meredith, Theo. Iones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (177) ; 1. B. (70). N° 042.

17 APRIL. — BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the Duke
of Albemarle . . .

[Respecting arrears of pay due to officers.]
Dublin: 17 April 1661.

Dublin: W. Bladen : 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 177 Lord Forbess the
Maurice Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

The D. of Albemarle and D. of Ormond have appointed
(2 March 1660-1), under authority of Declaration 30 Nov.
1660, Henry, Yisct. Moor of Droghedagh, Arthur, Yisct.
Valentia, John, Visct. Massereene, Francis, L. Angyer, John,
L. Kingston, Richard, L. Colloony, Sir James Ware, Sir
Theophilus Jones, Col. Arthur Hill, Col. Marcus Trevor,
Capt. Robert Fits-Gerald, Sir Robert Newcomen, Barf., Sir
Arthur Forbess, Bart., Sir Richard Lane, Bart., Sir Patrick
Weyms, Sir George Lane, Sir John Stevens, Sir Audley
Mervin, Sir William Flower, Col. Chidley Coote, Col.
Francis Fowke, Serjeant-Maj. Thomas Harman, Serj-Maj.
George Rawden, Capt. Hans Hamilton, Capt. Robert Ward,
Capt. Richard Gething, Brian Jones, Esq., Dr. William
Perty, Richard Stevens, James Cuff, Samuell Bathurst, and
Aid. Daniel Bellingham, or any five to satisfy arrears due to
officers and men before 5 June 1649. Any lands set apart
for this purpose are to be vacated by fixed days. The lands
will be let on fixed days at various towns from 26 April to
27 May. Improvements made during the holding of the
late usurpers’ leases will give the holder a preference for
new leases. Holders may supplicate for new leases by
attorney.

Io. Armachanus, Massereene, W. Caulfield, R. Coote, Hen.
Tichborne, Tho. Pigot, Io. Bisse, Fra. Hamilton, Art.
Forbess, Robert Forth, Arthur Hill.

B.M. 807. g. 5 (7). P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (178) ; 1. B. (71).
K.I.D. N. 1. 27 (15).

Merc. Pub. p. 257. I^o @43.

17 MAY.— [BY THE PARLIAMENT OF IRE-
LAND.] A Declaration Of the Lords Spiritual
and Temporal, and the Commons in this present
Parliament of Ireland assembled, concerning Eccle-
siastical Government, and the Book of Common-
Prayer.

[Dublin] : 17 May 1661.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter. John Keating.

O

Arms 177 Parlia- that or

The laws for the government of the Church by the Book
of Common Prayer are in full force and are to be obeyed.
Magistrates to act severely against contemners of the Prayer
Book. This to be read in all Churches the Sunday after
receipt .

P.R.O. Dub. 2. A. (1); 2 (6). Antiq. 1 (60).

L.J.I. i. 236 ; Cal. S.P.I. p. 334 ; King. Int. p. 357 ; Merc. Pub.
p. 349.

2000 copies printed. jjo (344

18 MAY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Concerning grants under usurped powers.]

Dublin : 18 May 1661.

Not found.

[Maurice Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.]

Persons holding land in virtue of grants from the late
usurped powers may hold the same for one year from 1 May
1661 paying the like rents.

From a citation in Memoranda Rolls, Ire. 13 C. II. m. 41. 345.

22 MAY.— [BY THE PARLIAMENT OF IRE-
LAND.] The Declaration of the Lords Spiritual,
and Temporal, and Commons of Ireland assembled
in Parliament, concerning his Majesties intended
match with the Infanta of Portugal.

[Dublin: 22 May 1661.]

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter. John Keating.

Arms 177 blessed jesties Maje-

Congratulations on the marriage. Vows of loyalty and
thanks for his intentions. This to be printed and published.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (173); 1. B. (67). MS. draft, P.R.O.
S.P.I. 307. 70.

L.J.I. i. 241 ; Cal. S.P.I. p. 338.

1000 printed. N0 040.

28 MAY.— [BY THE PARLIAMENT OF IRE-
LAND.] A Declaration and Order of the Lords
Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in Parlia-
ment assembled, against the Solemn League and
Covenant.

Dublin: 28 May 1661.

Not found. John Keating.

The Solemn League and Covenant ‘ was and is against
the Laws of God and the fundamental constitution of this
Kingdom’, and is to be burnt in all cities, &c., by the com-
mon hangman on the next market day.

L.J.I. i. 240, 242; King. Int. p. 362; Merc. Pub. p. 371.

1500 printed. N° 040 a.

31 MAY. [BY THE PARLIAMENT OF IRE-
LAND.] A Declaration of the Lords Spiritual
and Temporal and Commons in this present Parlia-
ment assembled concerning the continuation of the
Customs, Excise, and New-Impost until the first of
September next.

Dublin: 31 May 1661.

Not found. John Keating.

Cites Order of Convention continuing these taxes to 1 J une
1661. They are to be continued till 1 September, as the
Bill cannot be returned from England in time.

L.J.I. i. 243-5 ; King. Int. p. 361 ; Merc. Pub. 370.

50 printed. N0 040 b.

21 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas a Committee of
the . . .

[Commissions for finding of Offices Post Mortem
deferred.]

Dublin: 21 June 1661.

Dublin : W. Bladen: 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 177 by sions take

Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

On petition from committee of House of Lords (18 June
1661) against issue of commissions for finding offices post
mortem, their issue is deferred to 29 Sept, next, and all

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escheators, feodaries, &c., to whom commissions are issued
are not to proceed on them till then.

Io. Armachanus, Corke, Kildare, Meath, Barrymore,
Donegall, Drogheda, Montgomerie, Ioh. Clogher, Mich.
Corke, Ierem. Dunensis, Kingston, R. Coote, Santry, Rob.
Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (179); 1. B. (73).

See L.J.I. i. 249. jg-o 047.

29 JUNE— BY THE LORDS IUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas in pursuance
to a . . .

[Continuing the Collection of Crown Rents.]
Dublin : 29 June 1661.

Dublin: W. Bladen: 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter.

last For their

Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

Gives names of collectors and commissioners appointed
16 Feb. on Procl. 7 Feb., Nos. 630, 1, 2, q.v. These are
to be receivers of the rent due at Easter last under similar
terms.

Io. Armachanus, Corke, Barrymore, Donegall, Mont-
gomerie, Ioh. Clogher, Mich. Corke, Ierem. Dunensis, Santry,
Hen. Tichborne, Tho. Piggott, I. Temple, Fra. Hamilton,
M. Trevor.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (180); 1. B. (74). N° 648.

12 JULY.— BY THE KING.

Dublin : W. Bladen : 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 177 last, which observation
A reprint of No. 3311, England, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (181); 1. B. (75). N° 649.

31 JULY. — [BY THE PARLIAMENT OF
IRE L AND.] A Declaration Of The Lords
Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons in this
present Parliament assembled : Concerning the

continuance of the Customs, Excize, and New Impost,
from the First of September next, to the First of
December following.

[Dublin]: 31 July 1661.

Dublin: John Crook 1 : 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter. John Keatinge.

Type headpiece Commons New any
The payment of customs, excise, and new impost with
the arrears to be continued under the same rules as before
to 1 December next. All horses, nags, mares, colts, and
garrons of 13 handful high or no more, price £ 7 or less,
may be exported, paying 2s. per head. This to be printed
and published.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (131); 1. B. (76); 2. A. (3).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 388 ; see C.J.I. i. 442 ; L.J.I. i. 276.

1 Sold by John North. jjo 650.

31 JULY.— [BY THE PARLIAMENT OF IRE-
LAND.] A Declaration Of The Lords Spiritual
and Temporal, and Commons in the Parliament of
Ireland assembled : F or the speedy raising of Moneys
for His Majesties Service.

[Dublin] : 31 July 1661.

Dublin : John Crook : 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter. John Keatinge.

Type headpiece Ju- reason Temporal,

As a poll-bill has been transmitted into England for
levying money as recommended by the General Convention
1 March 1660[-l], the moneys intended shall be collected on

80

10 Sept, and paid to Arthur, E. of Anglesey, Vice-Treasurer
of Ireland. Not to regulate the payments made by peerage
and clergy of Ireland. This to be printed and published.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (130); 1. B. (77); 2. A. (2).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 387 ; L.J.I. i. 276. 651.

15 AUGUST. — BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by reason
that diverse . . .

[Concerning payment of Crown Rents, &c.]
Dublin : 15 August 1661.

Dublin : J. Crook 1 : 1661.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Tenants, a 2) pay- notwithstanding

Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

Assignations on overdue crown rents have been made
and not paid. Cites Declaration 31 July, No. 651, q.v.
All persons who fail in the punctual payment of crown
rents, and collectors of customs, excise, poll-money, &c.,
not paying it in due time will be attached by a pursuivant
and brought before the Lords Justices, at a cost to them
of 2d. per mile each way, to answer their neglect. This
to be proclaimed in all public places and fixed up.

Ja. Dublin, Shannon, Francis Augier, R. Coote, Santry,
Jo. Bysse, J. Temple, Paul Davys, Fra. Hamilton, Ja. Ware,
Rob. Meredith, Arthur Hill.

P.R.O. Dub. I (132) ; 2. A. (4).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 399.

1 Sold by John North. TT° 652.

17 AUGUST. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas amongst
many other . . .

[Forbidding the making or vending of copper tokens.]
Dublin : 17 August 1661.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 in portions King-

Mail. Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

Many people have uttered brass stamps at Id. each, getting
for 20 d. worth of brass about 20s. of silver, which it is pre-
sumed they have exported owing to the scarcity of silver at
present. No one is to use these tokens, except to sell them
to the original issuer, at the same rates at which they were
issued. No one is to make tokens in future except with
royal licence.

Ja. Dublin, Francis Aungier, R. Coote, Jo. Bysse, J.
Temple, Paul Davys, Fra. Hamilton, Robert Forth, Ja. Ware,
Rob, Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (134) ; 1. B. (78) ; 2. A. (5).

Simon 127; Cal. S.P.I. p. 401. N° 653.

20 AUGUST. — BY HIS MAJESTIES COM-
MISSIONERS . . . IRELAND . . . [Begins]
Whereas the Kings most Excellent Majesty . . .

[As to lodgement of claims.]

Kings Inns, Dublin: 20 August [1661].

Dublin: J. Crook: 1661.

3 If. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Proclamati- Majesties 2) Adventurers
3) custody the

Cites Proclamation 12 July, No. 3311, England, q.v., and
Commissioners’ Proclamation 27 March, No. 637, q.v. All
claims not lodged must be sent in with particulars before
15 September next. All subdivisions of unregistered estates
must be registered. All officers settled on land must put in
the debentures under which they claim it and all other par-
ticulars. All transplanted persons must send in their claims

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Nos 654-60

and the decree of the Court of Athlone and the settlement
of the Commissioners at Loughreagh. If this is not done
all these claims will be certified into the Court of Exchequer
as failing in default. This to be printed and published.

R. Coote, Jo. Bysse, Fra. Hamilton, Robert Forth, Ja.
Ware, 01. St. George, Ric. Lane, Tho. Brown.

P.R.O. Dub. 2. A. (6).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 404. N° 654.

10 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas
. . . Halsey and Walter Butler . . .

[For apprehending Halsey and Butler.]

Dublin: 10 September 1661.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 179 wicked Act their

Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

. . . Halsey and Walter Butler have been on their keeping in
Waterford and Tipperary, stealing, ravishing, burning houses,
and murdering. They and all that adhere to them after
20 September are rebels and traitors. None are to aid them.
A suitable reward will be paid for their apprehension.
Army and other officers to assist.

Shannon, R. Coote, Paul Davys, Robert Forth, Ja. Ware,
Edw. Massey.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (136); 1. B. (79); 2. A. (11).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 418. N° 655.

10 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas
We are informed . . .

[For discovery of concealed lands.]

Dublin: 10 September 1661.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Soul- jesty due

Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

Divers adventurers and others have taken into possession
more land than they are entitled to. Every person who by
30 November discovers this to the L. Chief Baron of the
Exchequer and proves it shall have a custodiam of the lands
at a moderate rent.

Shannon, R. Coote, Paul Davys, Robert Forth, Ja. Ware,
Edw. Massey.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (135); 1. B. (80); 2. A. (9).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 419. no QQ0

13 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas
amongst many other . . .

[Against issuing copper or brass tokens.]

Dublin: 13 September 1661.

Dublin: J. Crook: 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 His stood His

Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

A reissue of proclamation 17 Aug., No. 653, q.v. Sir
Thomas Armstrong has the sole right of issuing tokens, by
patent under Great Seal of England.

Ja. Dublin, Jo. Bysse, Paul Davys, Drogheda, Shannon,
W. Caulfield, Ja. Ware.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (183); 1. B. (81); 2. A. (10).

Simon 128 ; Cal. S.P.I. p. 422.

VOL. II

16 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORDS IUS-
TICES OP IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas
We are informed, and . . .

[Concerning officers’ leave of absence.]

Dublin : 16 September 1661.

Dublin : T. Crook : 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Officers ed due
Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

Two commissioned officers must always be kept with each
troop, and at least one with each company. Any officer
absenting himself from duty (even if he has leave) when
there are not sufficient officers left shall be proceeded against
according to the rules and articles of war.

P.R.O. Dub. 2. A. (12).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 423, p. 16. N° 658.

10 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation Concerning
Gun-Powder and Munition.

Dublin : 10 October 1661.

Dublin: J. Crook: 1661.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Rebellions, and 2) are the
Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

Cites previous proclamations against import of gunpowder
and munitions. Disaffected persons have privately brought
in great quantities. No gunpowder is to be imported or
bought without licence. A reasonable quantity may be
bought by responsible persons. Any gunpowder now owned
by private persons to be given up. Every person of honest
behaviour and conformable to the English fashion of apparel
to arrest importers of powder, and to seize the powder for
the King. A reward of half its value given.

Jo. Armachanus, Ja. Dublin, W. Caulfeild, Ja. Donelan,
Paul Davys, Robert Forth, Ja. Ware, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (137); 2. A. (13).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 437. N° 659.

14 OCTOBER -BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation Concerning
Gun-Powder.

Dublin : 14 October 1661.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1661.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Mnje- persons 2) the 3) thereunto, absence,
Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

Cites recent Proclamation, No. 659, q.v., against import
or sale of gunpowder. Instructions are now issued for the
sale of powder by government.

Instructions. Cites Proclamations of 1625, No. 253, q.v.,
and 1635, No. 309, q.v. Gunpowder is sold every day be-
tween 9 and 11 a.m. at 20s. English per lb. The licence to
buy gunpowder issued free, 6d. fees. Fowlers allowed ; three
to a noble, two to a knight, one to a gentleman of £200
English per annum. Fowlers to be known protestants.
The names of the persons authorized to give licences follow.

Jo. Armachanus, Ja. Dublin, W. Caulfeild, Ja. Donelan,
Paul Davys, Robert Forth, Ja. Ware, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (8), sheets 2 and 3 only ; 2. A. (15). Antiq.
1 (60), sheets 2 and 3 only.

Cal. S.P.I. p. 440. N° 660.

7 NOVEMBER —BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We are
informed that . . .

[Fire arms not to be worn while travelling.]
Dublin : 7 November 1661.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 do to And

81

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Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

No one except Members of the Board, of Parliament, or
of the Army, to wear fire-arms when travelling or in any
garrison. All such arms to be seized and sent into store.
This to be in force till 5 December next.

Jo. Armachanus, Ja. Dublin, Drogheda, Hen. Midensis,
Shannon, W. Caulfeild, Santry, R. Coote, Ja. Donelan, Jo.
Bysse, Paul Davys, J. Temple, Ja. Ware.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (139); 1. B. (82); 2. A. (18).

King. Int. p. 743 ; Merc. Pub. p. 747. Jfo 661.

7 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas on the
nineteenth of . . .

[Continuing Collectors of Crown Rents, &c.]
Dublin: 7 November 1661.

Dublin: J. Crook: 1661.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Proclama- by 2) such Defalkati-
Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

Cites Proclamation 29 June, No. 648, q.v. The collectors
(names given) are continued for the half-year’s dues ending
Michaelmas 1661. A list of their duties and the returns
they have to make. One shilling in the £ allowed for
collection.

Jo. Armachanus, Ja. Dublin, Drogheda, Hen. Midensis,
Shannon, W. Caulfeild, Santry, R. Coote, Ja. Donelan, Paul
Davys, J. Temple, Ja. Ware.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (184); 2. A. (19).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 460. N° 662.

20 NOVEMBER. — BY THE LORDS IUS-
TICES AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas
the Lords Spiritual . . .

[Continuing Declaration as to Excise.]

Dublin: 20 November 1661.

Dublin: John Crook1: 1661.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 present and 2) no tender-
Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

Publishing Declaration 31 July, No. 650, q.v. This is
continued till 31 Dec. unless Parliament otherwise directs
when it meets.

Ja. Dublin, Hen. Midensis, W. Caulfeild, Jo. Bysse, J.
Temple, Paul Davys, Robert Forth, Rob. Meredith.
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (182), p. 1 only ; 2. A. (21).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 469.

1 Sold by S. Dancer, Bookseller in Castle Street. 663.

22 NOVEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas
We formerly issued a . . .

[Concerning the payment of Crown Rents.]
Dublin : 22 November 1661.

Dublin: J. Crook: 1661.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Fifteenth ty 2) Colie- Fees
Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

Cites Proclamation 15 Aug., No. 652, q.v. The army
needing money urgently, this must be ‘ declined ’ at present.
The auditor-general to certify what new quit rents are un-
paid, and the commissioners what inland excise. Acquit-
tances to be prepared for these sums and distributed for
satisfaction of warrants for two-thirds of the pay of disbanded
soldiers, and for insolvent assignments duly certified. All
other revenues except quit rents and inland excise to be paid
in to the Exchequer. Table of fees payable.

Ja. Dublin, Hen. Midensis, R. Coote, Ja. Donelan, J.
Temple, Robert Forth, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (140); 2. A. (23).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 471. N° 664.

7 DECEMBER. — [BY THE PARLIAMENT
OF IRELAND.] A Declaration Of The Lords
Spiritual and Temporal and Commons in this present
Parliament assembled, concerning the continuance
of the Customs, Excize and New-Impost, from the
last day of November last, to the 25. day of March
following.

[Dublin
Dublin : J. Crook :

1 f. Gothic letter

Arms 178 assem- and contrary

7 December 1661.
1661].

John Keating.

Continues payment of excise, &c., from 30 Nov. last to 25
March 1662. Repeals provision as to customs on exported
horses. This to be printed and published.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (186) ; 1. B. (83) ; 2. A. (28).

C.J.I. i. 464 ; L.J.I. i. 282 ; Cal. S.P.I. p. 476. N° 665.

10 DECEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES. [Begins] Whereas for sundry good
Causes and . . .

[Proroguing Parliament till 21 January.]

Dublin : 10 December 1661.

Dublin: J. Crook: 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 We that Great
Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

Parliament is prorogued until Tuesday, 21 January next.
P.R.O. Dub. 1 (142); 1. B. (85); 2. A. (25), (29), (34).
Antiq. 1 (62).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 476. N° 666.

10 DECEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS
TICES AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas
We the Lords Justices . . .

[Concerning an apprehended conspiracy.]

Dublin: 10 December 1661.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1661.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 1661. a 2) on Contrivers

Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mountrath.

Recites letters from Thomas Ash, Alexander Jepson, Capt.
Hy. Morton, and Stafford Lighthouse, enclosing a letter
from Dublin 18 Nov. 1661 from James Dermot, priest or
friar, to James Feilam, popish priest at Kildalky, Co. Meath,
containing treasonable and suspicious expressions, quoted at
length. On the address of a Committee of Parliament to
us on 7 December at 8 p.m., being then in Council, we, after
consideration, order all persons transplanted to Connaught
or Co. Clare to return thither before 31 December on pain
of arrest. The army has been warned and the garrisons
strengthened.

Jo. Armachanus, Ja. Dublin, Hen. Midensis, W. Caulfeild,
Ja. Donelan, J. Temple, Paul Davys, Robert Forth, Rob.
Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (143); 1. B. (84); 2. A. (26).

L.J.I. i. 284; C.J.I. i. 465-6; Cal. S.P.I. p. 476; King. Int. p. 813;
Merc. Pub. p. 820. U° 667.

24 DECEMBER. — BY HIS MAJESTIES

PRIVY COUNCIL OF THE KINGDOM
OF IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas there was
a Letter . . .

[For the arrest of James Feilam, a popish priest.]
Dublin : 24 December 1661.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Type headpiece di- publick answer

Recites letter of 18 Nov. 1661 from James Dermot,
popish priest, to James Feilam, priest at Kildalky, who has
escaped. He is to appear at the Council Board at Dublin

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on 7 January next. He shall have a safe conduct for all
other matters than this letter. £100 reward will be paid
for his apprehension between 7 January and 7 February.

Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery, R. Coote, Santry, J. Temple,
Paul Davys, Robert Forth, Ja. Ware, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (187) ; 1. B. (86), (87). N° 668.

1661-2

20 JANUARY —BY THE LORDS JUSTICES.

[Begins] Whereas for sundry good Causes . . .
[Proroguing Parliament until 20 February.]
Dublin: 20 January 1661 [-2].

Dublin : J. Crook : 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 We tended of
Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery.

Parliament further prorogued until 20 February next.
P.R.O. Dub. 2. A. (30). N° 669.

13 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas there was
an Ordinance . . .

[Concerning complaints as to the Double Poll.]
Dublin: 13 February 1661[-2].

Dublin: J. Crook : 1661 [-2].

1 f. Gothic letter.

General exacting Cir-
Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery.

Complaints have been made of the manner of raising the
double poll authorized by the Convention 1 March 1660[-l].
All the duplicates of books delivered to the collectors of poll-
money to be sent in to the Receiver- General on pain of pro-
ceedings against them. These duplicates are to be taken
round to the Judges of Assize, who are to hear and examine
all complaints against the collectors, and proceed by law
against all offenders, certifying their action to the Council.

Ja. Dublin, Hen. Tichborne, Ja. Donelan, J. Temple, R.
Coote, Paul Davys, Fra. Hamilton, Robert Forth, Ja. Ware,
Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (145) ; 1. B. (88) ; 2 (1) ; 2. A. (31). Antiq.
1 (63).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 507. N° 670.

19 FEBRUARY. — BY THE LORDS JUS
TICES. [Begins] Whereas for sundry good
Causes . . .

[Parliament prorogued until 4 March.]

Dublin: 19 February 1661[-2].

Dublin: J. Crook: 1661 [-2].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 We tended the
Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery.

Parliament further prorogued until 4 March.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (146); 1. B. (89) ; 2. A. (32).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 509. 071,

27 FEBRUARY. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas
on the Seventh day . . .

[Continuing Collectors of Crown Rents.]

Dublin: 27 February 1661 [-2].

Dublin: J. Crook : 1661 [-2].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 out therein 2) receive Majesties

Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery.

Continuing collectors (names given) for the half-year
ending Easter next. Usual directions.

Ja. Dublin, Kildare, W. Caulfeild, R. Coote, Santry, J.
Temple, Paul Davys, Rob. Meredith, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (147) ; 1. A. (188) ; 1. B. (90) ; 2 (2) ; 2. A.
(33), (35). Antiq. 1 (64).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 511. jjo 672.

6 MARCH.— [BY THE PARLIAMENT OF
IRELAND.] An Act For the continuance of the
Customs, Excize and New Impost, to the Five and
twentieth day of March next.

[Dublin] : 6 March 1661 [-2].

Dublin : J. Crook : 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter. John Keating.

Typo headpiece payment this ex-

Continues customs, excise, and new impost to 25 March
next. Steers not more than 2s. per head customs, broad
cloth imported, 3s. yard excise ; stuffs or bays, 6 d. yard
excise ; horses, 2s. a head export ; salt for fish, 3s. 4 d. per
hogshead ; beef, 2s. barrel export. This to be printed and
published.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (190); 1. B. (91).

L.J.I. i. 293. 073.

17 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas Popish
Priests, Friers, . . .

[For release of imprisoned priests, &c., on bond.]
Dublin: 17 March 1661[-2].

Dublin : J. Crook : 1661[-2].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 179 Su- of as
Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery.

Certain popish priests, friars, Jesuits, and others were
arrested in December ; they are to be released on bond to
do nothing contrary to law. Bonds to be sent by sheriffs
to Council within next two months.

Jo. Armachanus, Ja. Dublin, Kildare, W. Caulfeild, R.
Coote, Santry, Hen. Tichborne, Ja. Donelan, J. Temple,
Robert Forth, Rob. Meredith, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (191); 2. A. (36).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 520. jq-o 074,

22 MARCH— [BY THE PARLIAMENT OF
IRELAND.] A Declaration Of The Lords Spirit-
ual and Temporal and Commons in this present
Parliament Assembled, concerning the continuance
of the Customs, Excize, and New-Impost, untill the
Four and twentieth of June, 1662.

[Dublin] : 22 March 1661 [-2].

Dublin : J. Crook: 1661[-2].

1 f. Gothic letter. Robert Keresforth.

Arms 179 the next concerned
Continuing customs, excise, and new impost to 24 June.
P.R.O. Dub. 1 (149); 1. B. (92); 2. A. (37).

L.J.I. i. 294; C.J.I. i. 485-7. jjo 075

24 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS IUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas at the
Parliament . . .

[Against export of grain without licence.]

Dublin : 24 March 1661 [-2].

Dublin: T. Crook: 1661[-2].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 179 the Grains Months
Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery.

Cites Act 12 Ed. IV (Ireland) against exporting grain

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when price is over 10 d. per peck. No grain is to be sent
abroad without special licence. All grain for England or
Scotland must be covered by bond for landing at a port
there, certificate of landing to be returned in six months.

Jo. Armachanus, Massereene, Hen. Midensis, R. Coote,
Santry, Hen. Tichborne, Ja. Donelan, J. Temple, Art.
Forbes, Ja. Ware, Eob. Meredith, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (150); 1. B. (93); 2 (4); 2. A. (38).
Antiq. 1 (65).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 522 ; King. Int. p. 235; Merc. Pub. p. 236. 676.

1662

30 APRIL. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas in expec-
tation of . . .

[Against Recusants, Non-conformists, and Sectaries.]
Dublin : 30 April 1662.

Dublin: J. Crook: 1662.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Land, thought pretend
Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery.

Eecusants, non-conformists, and sectaries have been in-
dulged and grown worse for clemency. Past offences against
the Act of Uniformity will be overlooked, but from this
time forward it will be strictly enforced.

Ja. Dublin, Donegall, Drogheda, Conway and Kilulta,
Hen. Midensis, Jerem. Dunensis, E. Coote, Hen. Tichborne,
Jo. Bysse, Paul Davys, Eobert Forth, Eob. Meredith,
Arthur Hill.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (151); 1. B. (95); 2 (5); 2. A. (39).
Bodl. Clar. State Papers 131 (5). Antiq. 1 (66).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 540. Ifo 077.

21 JUNE. — [BY THE PARLIAMENT OF
IRELAND.] A Declaration Of the Lords
Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons in this
present Parliament Assembled, concerning the con-
tinuance of the Customs, Excize, and New Impost,
until the 24th day of December 1662.

[Dublin: 21 June 1662.]

Dublin : J. Crook : 1662.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 the by Order
Continues payment of customs, excise, and new impost
to 24 Dec.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (152) ; 1. B. (94) ; 2. A. (40).

C.J.I. i (2). 32C ; Cal. S.P.I. p. 562. 678.

23 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by Act of Parlia-
ment . . .

[Concerning the export of sheep and deer fells, &c.]
Dublin : 23 June 1662.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1662.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 the ver 2) creek 3) Maje- of
Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery.

Cites Act 2 Eliz. (Ire.) concerning export of fells, and the
explaining Act of 1 3 Eliz. These Acts are to be enforced
so that English artificers may be encouraged to settle here
and work at leather trades. Customs officers, merchants,
and tradesmen to take careful heed of their provisions.

Jo. Armachanus, Ja. Dublin, Hen. Midensis, Joh. Cloghor.,
Conway and Kilulta, Massereene, W. Caulfeild, Hen. Tich-
born, J. Temple, Ja. Ware, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (153); 1. B. (96); 2. A. (40).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 567. Bft> 679.

16 JULY— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas Robert Brown
Vicar of . . .

[Brief for a Collection for Castle-Lyons, Co. Cork.]
Dublin: 16 July 1662.

Dublin : John Crook : 1662.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 179 Parr houses to

Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery.

Robert Brown, vicar, Oliver Parr, Henry Parr, Edward
Morly, Dennis Kearny, John Patt, petition that on 11 June
1662 Castle-Lyons was burnt, the men being absent at
Fermoy fair, losing 31 dwelling-houses and over £1,500
worth of goods. A collection allowed in all Ireland. This
to last 9 months from date.

Jo. Armachanus, Ja. Dublin, Robert Forth, Eob. Mere-
dith, Theo. Jones, Arthur Hill.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (7). Antiq. 1 (67). N° 680.

23 JULY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by occasion of
the . . .

[Prohibiting the exaction of ‘ Delinquent-Money ’.]
Dublin : 23 July 1662.

Dublin: J. Crook: 1662.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 179 Ma- sties deserve

Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery.

The giving of assignments on rents has been forced on
the Lords Justices by the delay in paying crown rents.
Some soldiers in collecting rents on assignments drive dis-
tresses, quarter on them, and demand delinquent-money or
riding money. No officers or soldiers are to demand any-
thing more than the amount named in their assignment, on
pain of discharge from the army and further punishment.

Ja. Dublin, Hen. Midensis, Joh. Cloghor., Drogheda,
Massereene, Santry, Jo. Bysse, J. Temple, Paul Davys,
Eobert Forth, Ja. Ware, Theo. Jones, Arthur Hill.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (156); 1. B. (97); 2. A. (41).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 577. R-0 681.

4 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We are
informed . . .

[Collectors to perfect their accounts this month.]
Dublin : 4 August 1662.

Dublin: J. Crook: 1662.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 179 se- County 2) Monaghan. 3) one one

Ormond.

A list of collectors — for the single poll-money, for the
first double poll-mqney, for the second double poll-money,
&c. They are to account for their receipts into Exchequer
before 30 August. The collectors of quit rents in arrears
are to settle before the same date. Commissioners to return
estreats before 20 August.

J. Armachanus, Mau. Eustace, Cane., Ja. Dublin, Ossory,
Drogheda, Anglesey, Mount-Alexander, Falkland, Mas-
sereene, Hen. Tichborne, Tho. Pigot, E. Coote, Fra.
Hamilton, J. Ware, J. Temple, Robert Forth, Theo. Jones,
Mar. Trevor.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (157); 1. B. (98); 2 (10); 2. A. (42).
Antiq. 1 (68).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 580. N0 682.

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15 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the late
Lords Justices . . .

[For the receipt of Crown Rents, &c.]

Dublin: 15 August 1662.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1662.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 179 the jesties 2) We immediately
Ormonde.

Recites causes which led to giving of assignments. The
evils produced by it. It is to be stopped. Any who fail
to pay at the appointed time their dues will be prose-
cuted with all severity. No assignments shall henceforth
be granted. Money must be paid in specie. No further
delay than the last day of term allowed. This to be pro-
claimed in all market towns and fixed up publicly.

J. Armachanus, Mau. Eustace, Cane., Ja. Dublin, Ossory,
Mount-Alexander, Anglesey, Falkland, Mich. Corke, Jerem.
Dunensis, W. Caulfeild, Santry, Tho. Pigot, J. Temple,
Robert Forth, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (160); 2. A. (45).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 583. No 683

18 AUGUST. — BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-

ANT GENERAL AND GENERAL GOV-
ERNOR OP IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas
We understand . . .

[Army Officers to return to their quarters.]

Dublin : 18 August 1662.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1662.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 179 of several as

Ormonde.

Many officers are absent from duty, some in England,
some in remote parts of the kingdom. All officers (except
members of Parliament) to return to quarters forthwith, and
not to leave them without special licence. Chief officers of
every troop and company to report any neglect of duty by
their subordinates.

P.R.O. Dub. 2. A. (47).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 584 ; King. Int. p. 575 ; Merc. Pub. p. 585. N° 6S4.

29 AUGUST— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT GENERAL AND GENERAL GOV-
ERNOR OP IRELAND. [Begins] All persons
that shall have occasion . . .

[Concerning Petitions to the Lord Lieutenant.]
Dublin : 29 August 1662.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1662.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 179 Us, their dis-

Ormonde.

Petitions are to be handed to Sir George Lane, secretary.
Answers may be expected four days later at the office under
the Council Chamber, near the Custom House. Petitioners
are not to come to the Castle, or unseasonably solicit the
secretaries.

P.R.O. Dub. 2. A. (48). Bodl. Carte 71, printed (11).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 587. N° 685.

19 SEPTEMBER— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-

ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by
Proclamation . . .

[Mexico Pillar Pieces to pass current.]

Dublin: 19 September 1662.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1662.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 179 pub- thing 2) nor to

Ormonde.

Cites Procl. 29 Jan. 1660[-1], No. 629, q.v. Piece of
Eight, Mexico or Civil, Rix Dollar, or Cross Dollar, 17 dvvt.,
at 4s. 9 d., half, quarter, and half-quarter to pass current.
The Mexico Plate pieces or Pillar dollars are of equal fine-
ness and greater weight than the Civil pieces, yet they are
often refused. They were included in that Proclamation,
and are now declared current at the same rates, provided
that the whole piece weigh 17dwt. Troy, and the lesser
pieces proportionably.

Mau. Eustace, Cane., Meath, Ja. Dublin, Ossory, Orrery,
Massareen, Anglesey, Conway and Kilulta, W. Caulfield,
Kingston, R. Coote, J. Temple, Ja. Ware.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (162) ; 2. A. (49).

Simon 136; Cal. S.P.I. p. 592. jj° Q3gi

19 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEU-
TENANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas
by the Act intituled . . .

[Appointing lading and landing places.]

Dublin : 19 September 1662.

Dublin: J. Crook : 1662.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 of discharged 2) 3)

Ormonde.

Cites Act for settling subsidy of poundage, &c. , as to the
times and places of landing, and Act for excise to same
effect. Landing places fixed at Dublin, Wexford, Rosse,
Waterford, Dungarvan, Youghal, Cork, Kinsale, Baltimore,
Limerick, Galway, Sligoe, Killebeggs, Londonderry, Colerain ,
Ballitra, Carickfergus, Donoghadee, Strongford, Dundalk
and Carlingford, Drogheda. Commissioners of excise may
allow pilchards, gross goods, or merchandise to be landed
elsewhere.

Mau. Eustace, Cane., Ja. Dublin, Meath, Ossory, Orrery,
Massareen, Anglesey, W. Caulfield, Kingston, R. Coote,
Conway and Kilulta, J. Temple.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (164); 2. A. (52).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 593. N° 687.

22 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORD LIEU-

TENANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas
We are informed . . .

[Against waste on Adventurers’ Lands.]

Dublin : 22 September 1662.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1662.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 178 day- Woods of

Ormonde.

Repeats order of 9 Jan. 1660[-1], No. 624, q.v., as to
waste and cutting of wood on adventurers’ and soldiers’
lands.

Jo. Armachanus, Mau. Eustace, Cane., Ja. Dublin, Ossory,
Orrery, Mount-Alexander, Anglesey, Conway and Kilulta,
Massareen, Shannon.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (192); 1. B. (99); 2. A. (51).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 594. N° 688.

23 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORD LIEU-

TENANT. A Proclamation Appointing the Time
for putting in of Claims.

Dublin : 23 September 1662.

Dublin : J. Crook: 1662.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 178 the sed day

Ormonde.

Cites Act for execution of the settlement. All claims
under the Act are to be put in within 31 days next after the
6th of October.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (193); 1. B. (100). Antiq. 1 (69).

K° 689.

85

Nos 690-5

1662-3: 14 Charles II

2 OCTOBER— BY HIS MAJESTIES COM-
MISSIONERS, Appointed for putting in Execu-
tion An Act of Parliament, Intituled An Act for the
better Execution of His Majesties Gracious Declara-
tion for the Settlement of His Kingdome of Ireland,
and Satisfaction of the several Interests of Adven-
turers, Souldiers, and other His Subjects there.

Kings Inns, Dublin : 2 October [1662].

Dublin : J. Crook : 1662.

3 If. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 of regular 2) Ad- 3) in Endor-

Cites Proclamation 23 Sept., No. 689, q.v. Gives notice
of the form of claims to be sent in. The attorneys that will
be heard are Ralph Merry, Samuel Bull, Walter Scudamore,
Robert Golborne, George Lambert, George Ryder, John
Humphrey, John Coghlan, Dominick Dean, Gilbert Fitch,
Tho. Heron, George Milner, Tho. Lloyd, Robert Pain,
Samuel Mosley, John Brampton, Robert Pugh, John Mo-
land, John Barber, Seaming Phillips, William Westley.

Henry Coventry, Edward Dering, Ri. Raynsford, Tho.
Beverley, Edward Smith, Edward Cooke, W. Churchil.

Bodl. Fol. 0. 589 (6). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (13); 2. A. (55).
K.I.D. N. 1. 27 (16). Antiq. 1 (70).

King. Int. p. 685 ; Merc. Pub. p. 685. U° 690.

17 OCTOBER. — BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by
one Act of Parliament . . .

[Enlarging periods for claims.]

Dublin : 17 October 1662.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1662.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 in- said 2) and all

Ormonde.

Under the Act for enlargement, &c., power is given to
enlarge the times appointed in the Act for claims, &c. They
are now enlarged to 1 April 1663. Times for payments
postponed from 1 Nov. 1662 to 15 December 1662. Sus-
pensory powers enlarged to 1 June 1663. This Act of
Council to be proclaimed.

Mau. Eustace, Cane., Orrery, Mount-Alexander, Anglesey,
Conway and Kilulta, Massareene, Hen. Tichborne, Dun-
gannon, R. Coote, Kingston, W. Caulfield, San try, Tho.
Pigot, Jo. Bysse, Paul Davis, Robert Forth, Ja. Ware, Rob.
Meredith, Arthur Hill.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (167); 1. B. (101); 2. A. (55).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 603. 994.

12 NOVEMBER. -BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation For
the Suppressing of Unlawful Assemblies.

Dublin : 12 November 1662.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1662.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 As- were 2) mischievous cause

Ormonde.

Cites Procl. 22 Jan. 1660[-1], No. 627, q.v., against un-
lawful assemblies. Masses have been lately said publicly in
Dublin, and conventicles of other sectaries held. The laws
must be strictly observed. All dignitaries responsible for
seeing that no unlawful assemblies take place in their juris-
diction. All popish pretended clergy or other seducers to
be arrested and sent to the Council.

Jo. Armachanus, Mau. Eustace, Cane., Ja. Dublin, Orrery,
Mount-Alexander, Anglesey, Dungannon, Hen. Midensis,
R. Coot, Santry, Jo. Berkeley, Hen. Tichborne, Tho. Pigot,
Ja. Donelan, Jo. Bysse, J. Temple, Paul Davis, Robert Forth,
Ja. Ware, Rob. Meredith, Theo. Jones, Arthur Hill.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (169); 2. A. (57).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 615. N° 692.

14 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] For the more
due and . . .

[Preservation of game near Dublin.]

Dublin: 14 November 1662.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1662.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Pheasants, not an-

Ormonde.

A reissue of Procl. 3 Aug. 1637, No. 321, q.v., substituting
for Naas, the Curragh of Kildare, and for moore-game, hares.
Licences for shooting to be obtained from the Master of His
Majesties game, or the Lord Lieutenant under bond of £40.
No setting dogs to be kept in Ireland.

Jo. Armachanus, Mau. Eustace, Cane. , Ja. Dublin, Ossory,
Orrery, Mount-Alexander, Anglesey, Dungannon, Fran.
Aungier, Hen. Midensis, Tho. Pigot, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (171); 1. B. (102); 2. A. (59); 2 (28).
Antiq. 1 (71).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 620. jfo 093_

13 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] We . . . con-
sidering the Duty incumbent . . .

[Enlarging time for payment of Adventurers’ Rents.]
Dublin : 13 December 1662.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1662.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 incumbent diers 2) with His
Ormonde.

Enlarging time for first half-year’s payments of adven-
turers’ and soldiers’ rents unto 3 February. An allowance
will be made of any surplus if the Commission reduces the
rents.

Jo. Armachanus, Mau. Eustace, Cane., Ja. Dublin, Ossory,
Barrymore, Drogheda, Mount-Alexander, Anglesey, Shannon,
Massereene, Hen. Midensis, Mich. Cork, Fran. Aungier, Tho.
Pigot, Jo. Bysse, J. Temple, Paul Davys, Fra. Hamilton,
Robert Forth, Ja. Ware, Rob. Meredith, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (172); 2 (29); 2. A. (60). Antiq. 1 (72).
Cal. S.P.I. p. 648. Ifo 094,

18 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOV-
ERNOR OF IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas
we are informed, That . . .

[Debts for quarters to be paid.]

Dublin: 18 December 1662.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1662.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 179 Majesties hundred respe-
Ormonde.

Any debts incurred for quarters of the troops since
11 February 1 660[— 1 ] are to be claimed in writing from
the Earl of Anglesey, Vice-Treasurer, with the tickets of the
soldiers to be checked, after which they will be returned
till the debts are paid.

Bodl. Carte 68 (593). P.R.O. Dub. 2. A. (62).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 662. ifo 995.

1662-3

22 JANUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas in
an Act lately . . .

[Concerning Customs on Foreign and Colonial produce.]
Dublin: 28 January 1662[-3].

Dublin : J. Crook 1 : 1662[-3].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 in parts 2) and obe-

1662-3: 14-15 Charles II

Nos 696-702

Ormonde.

Recites provisos of Act for poundage and tonnage as
to Navigation Act. Additional duty on silk imported from
abroad, half duties on sugar, indicoe, ginger, cotton wool
imported from England, rebate only on wines and tobacco
imported from England. Aliens to pay double duties of Irish
subjects. The following duties lowered for six months
(15 Sept. 1662) are continued for a year after, iron value
£20 per ton, pays 20s. custom and 20s. excise, silk value
30s. lb. pays 18d. per lb. excise. Plate free of custom and
excise.

Jo. Armachanus, Mau. Eustace, Cane., Ja. Dublin, Cork,
Orrery, Anglesey, Conway and Kilulta, Shannon, Mount-
Alexander, Massereene, Henr. Midensis, Jerem. Dunensis,
Paul Davys, Robert Forth, R. Meredith, Theo. Jones, Tho.
Pigott.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (174); 1. B. (103); 2. A. (63).

Mercurius Hibernicus (No. 4).

1 Sold by S. Dancer at the sign of the Horse shoe. N° 696.

18 MARCH.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by one
Act of . . .

[Enlarging time for putting in claims.]

Dublin: 18 March 1662[-3].

Dublin: J. Crook1: 1663.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Act respective 2) Estates Coun-

Ormonde.

Cites Act of Council 17 Oct. 1662, No. 691, q.v. Times
enlarged for adventurers’ claims, Kildare forfeiture claims,
innocent papists’ claims, and for sending in surveys. Sheriffs
to proclaim this.

Jo. Armachanus, Ja. Dublin, Corke, Ossory, Orrery, Shan-
non, Massereene, Hen. Midensis, Joh. Cloghor., Mich. Corke,
Fran. Aungier, Kingston, Santry, Ja. Ware, Rob. Meredith,
Tho. Pigott.

P R.O. Dub. 1 (176) ; 1. B. (104) ; 2. A. (65).

Cal. S.P.T. p. 45 ; King. Int. p. 239 ; Merc. Pub. p. 231.

1 Sold by S. Dancer next to Bear and Ragged Staff. N° 697.

1663

10 APRIL.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by our
Proclamation . . .

[Enforcing payment of Crown Rents and Debts.]
Dublin : 10 April 1663.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1663.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 August made 2) what this

Ormonde.

Cites proclamation 15 Aug., No. 683, q.v. The payment
of dues is now much more in arrear than ever, and the pay
of the army is three months in arrear. As it is about to
take the field this must be remedied. Distresses will be
taken on all who do not pay the Easter Term. Arthur, Earl
of Anglesey, Vice-Treasurer, to report the vigorous execution
of this order. This to be proclaimed in all towns, courts,
&c., throughout the kingdom, and fixed up.

Jo. Armachanus, Mau. Eustace, Cane., Ja. Dublin, Mount-
Alexander, Anglesey, Massereene, R. Coote, Santry, Hen.
Tichborne, Jo. Bysse, J. Temple, Paul Davys, Fra. Hamilton,
Art. Forbes, Robert Forth, Ja. Ware.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (178); 1. B. (105); 2 (17); 2. A. (68).
Antiq. 1 (73).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 67. N° 698.

30 APRIL.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOR OF IRELAND. [Begins] For the more
ready dispatch of such Petitions, . . .

[Order as to Petitions, &c.]

Dublin : 30 April 1 663.

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1663.

1 f. Roman letter.

Type headpiece War- rants Co-

Ormonde.

Leinster, Connaught, and army business to pass through
the hands of Sir George Lane, Munster and Ulster civil
business through Thomas Page, Esquire, the Secretaries.
Entries to be made at large of all petitions, orders, warrants,
&c., which shall pass our signature.

P.R.O. Dub. 2. A. (67).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 70. N° 699.

21 MAY— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas certain
wicked persons . . .

[Concerning a late conspiracy.]

Dublin : 21 May 1663.

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1663.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 principles, that 2) of hither-
Ormonde.

A conspiracy to seize Dublin Castle on 21 May has been
discovered, and some of the conspirators lodged in prison.
The Presidents of Munster and Connaught, and all mayors,
&c., to search for and arrest all who have a hand in this
conspiracy.

Jo. Armachanus, Mau. Eustace, Cane., Ja. Dublin, Ossory,
Kildare, Mount-Alexander, Anglesey, Massareene, Hen.
Midensis, Joh. Clogher, W. Caulfield, Fran. Angier, R.
Coote, Santry, Hen. Tichborne, Ja. Donelan, Jo. Bysse, J.
Temple, Paul Davys, Ja. Ware, Rob. Meredith, Theo. Jones,
Tho. Pigott.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (180); 2. A. (68). Bodl. Carte 71,
printed (15) ; 68 (558).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 97. N° 700.

21 MAY— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT.

[Begins] Whereas the present Parliament . . .
[Parliament prorogued to 21 J uly.]

Dublin : 21 May 1663.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1663.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 179 twentieth ment fail.

Ormonde.

Parliament, now adjourned to 25 May, is further prorogued
to 21 July.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. B. (72) ; 1 (182) ; 2. A. (72).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 98. N<> 701.

21 MAY.

Arms 178 twentieth ment fail.

Another edition of No. 701, q.v.

Bodl. Carte 71, printed (12). N° 702.

22 MAY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT

GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOUR OF IRELAND. [Begins] Forasmuch
as for His Majesties Service . . .

[All officers to return to quarters.]

Dublin : 22 May 1663.

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1663.

1 f. Roman letter. G. Lane.

Arms 178 all may Peril.

Nos 703-8

1663 : 15 Charles II

Ormonde.

All officers (including Members of Parliament) to join
their commands at once in spite of any leave.

P.R.O. Dub. 2. (19); 2. A. (72). Bodl. Carte 71,

printed (13); 54 (437). Antiq. 1 (74).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 98.

1. 12 ‘wherefore’ altered in MS. to ‘whereof’. 703.

23 MAY— BY THE LOUD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas, We have
by the blessing . . .

[For the arrest of Thomas Blood and others.]
Dublin : 23 May 1 663.

Dublin: J. Crooke: 1663.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 dis- Warren 2) and a-

Ormonde.

£100 reward for the apprehension before 24 June of
Thomas Blood, late of Sarny near Dunboine, Col. Daniel
Abbot, Major Abel Warren, Andrew MacCormock, a pre-
tended minister of Magherawly, Co. Down, Robert Chambers,
a pretended minister, Col. Gilbert Carr (Gibby Carr), John
Chamberlin, brewer, John Fooke of Atherdee, Lieut. John
Ruxton of the same, Lieut, de la Rock, Maj. Henry Jones
of Stelorgan, Co. Dublin, Maj. Alexander Staples of London-
derry, Lieut.-Col. William Moore of Galway and Athlone.
No one is to aid them. Unless they surrender within 48
hours they are proclaimed traitors and rebels.

Mau. Eustace, Cane., Drogheda. Mount-Alexander,
Anglesey, Massereene, Dungannon, W. Caulfield, R. Coote,
Santry, Hen. Tichborne, Jo. Bysse, J. Temple, Paul Davis,
Tho. Pigot, Ja. Donelan.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (183); 2. A. (70). Bodl. Carte 71,

printed (14); 68 (560). Antiq. 1 (75).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 99. jjo 704.

27 MAY. — BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by an Act
made . . .

[Enlarging the periods for sending in claims, &c.]
Dublin : 27 May 1663.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1663.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 en- Lieutenant 2) first 3) Houses, notice

Ormonde.

Cites Act of Council 17 Oct. 1662, No. 691, q.v., 18 March
1662-3, Nos. 697, q.v., and 15 April 1663, officers’ arrears.
Enlarges all periods fixed for opposing grants, adventurers*
claims, Kildare claims, innocent papists, surveys, innocent
protestants, bribery and subornation, Connaught lands,
cavalier claims, purchased lands in Connaught, certificates
of assigned lands, arrears due to officers.

Mau. Eustace, Cane., Ja. Dublin, Mount-Alexander,
Drogheda, Anglesey, Massereene, Dungannon, Hen. Midensis,
Fran. Aungier, Kingston, J. Temple, Robert Forth, Robert
Meredith, Theo. Jones, Tho. Clarges, Tho. Pigott.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (185); 2. A. (74). Bodl. Carte 71,
printed (16); R.I.A. (2 ff. only).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 106. jjo 706.

3 JUNE. — BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by an Act
made . . .

[Enlarging time for payment by Soldiers and Adven-
turers.]

Dublin : 3 June 1663.

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1663.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Ormonde.

Cites proclamations 17 Oct. 1662, No. 691, q.v., 13 Dec.
1662, No. 694, q.v., 28 Jan. 1662-3, No. 696, q.v., and 18
March 1662-3, No. 697, q.v., enlarging time for first half-
year’s payment of rents by adventurers and soldiers. The
time for 1 Nov. 1662 payment enlarged to 21 Nov. 1663,
and for the second payment 1 Nov. 1663 to 31 May 1664.
This to be proclaimed.

Jo. Armachanus, Ja. Dublin, Anglesey, Ossory, Drogheda,
Mount-Alexander, Shannon, Massereene, Dungannon, Hen.
Midensis, Santry, J. Temple, Arthur Forbes, Mau. Berkely,
Robert Meredith, Theo. Jones, Tho. Pigott.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (188); 1. B. (106); 2. A. (77).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 118. i^o 7qq

26 JUNE .—BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We have
seen a . . .

[For burning ‘a Collection of some of the Murthers,’ &c.]
Dublin: 26 June 1663.

Dublin: J. Crook: 1663.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 178 Col- and an-

Ormonde.

The printed book ‘ A Collection of some of the Murthers
and Massacres committed on the Irish in Ireland since the
Twenty third of October, one thousand six hundred forty
one : With some Observations and Falsifications on a late
Printed Abstract of Murthers, said to be committed by
the Irish. Now published by R. S. London, Printed for
the Author, 1662 ’, is false, scandalous, and barbarous. The
Mayor of Dublin is to burn it publicly on next market day,
and all copies he can find by the hands of the common
hangman. All copies to be given up within 24 hours.

Ja. Dublin, Mount - Alexander, Anglesey, Shannon,
Massareen, Hen. Midensis, Fran. Aungier, J. Temple, Fra.
Hamilton, Rob. Forth, G. Wentworth, Rob. Meredith, Tho.
Clarges, Tho. Pigott.

P.R.O. Dub. 2. A. (79).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 151. N° 707.

29 JUNE.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] We cannot but call
to mind . . .

[Concerning Recusants, &c.]

Dublin: 29 June 1663.

Dublin: J. Crooke: 1663.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Lords are 2) Tempo- not
Ormonde.

Cites Declaration 30 April 1662, No. 677, q.v. The King’s
goodness has not been fully met. He is unwilling to use
force, especially as he finds many non-conformists loyal.
A stop will be put on all trials for past offences against the
Act of Uniformity. No one to expect the same indulgence
after 24 December next.

Dublin,. Mount-Alexander, Anglesey, Shannon, Hen.
Midensis, Fran. Aungier, R. Coot, Paul Davis, Fra. Hamilton,
Rob. Fox-th, J. Bysse, J. Temple, Ja. Ware, G. Wentworth,
Rob. Meredith, Tho. Clarges, Edw. Massie, Tho. Pigott.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. B. (107); 1 (189); 2. A. (80). Bodl.
Carte 68 (596).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 154. N0 708.

1 JULY. — BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT.

[Begins] Whei’eas the present Parliament is . . .
[Parliament prorogued until 25 August.]

Dublin : 1 July 1663.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1663.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 178 and sures whereof

Arms 178 of tured 2) so Published

88

1663: 15 Charles II

Nos 709-16

Ormonde.

Parliament adjourned to 21 July is further prorogued
until 25 August.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (191) ; 1. B. (108) ; 2. A. (82).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 156. N° 709.

3 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT.

[Begins] Whereas the present Parliament . . .
[Parliament prorogued until 1 October.]

Dublin : 3 August 1663.

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1663.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 until pointed not

Ormonde.

Parliament is further prorogued until 1 October next.
P.R.O. Dub. 1 (192); 1. B^(109); 2. A. (83).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 193. N° 710.

5 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas, by the
direction . . .

[For restitution of arms lately seized.]

Dublin : 5 August 1663.

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1663.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 seve- Board 2) prescribed, under

Ormonde.

Any arms lately seized may be restored, (1) on certificat
of taking the blessed Sacrament of the Communion within
the last six months, (2) or on special application to the
L. Lieutenant. The Lords Presidents of Munster and
Connaught, and the Governors of Counties in Leinster and
Ulster are to see the former rules enforced. In case of
concealed arms not given up by 10 September they are to
be confiscated. Lists are to be made of all persons to whom
arms have been restored.

Mau. Eustace, Cane., Ja. Dublin, Ossory, Kildare, Shannon,
Dungannon, Hen. Midensis, Mich. Cork, W. Caulfield,
Kingston, J. Temple, Mau. Berkeley, Robert Forth, Ja.
Ware, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (194). Bodl. Carte 68 (594). N° 711.

26 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation Con-
cerning Licences for selling all sorts of Wine and
Strong-waters by Retail within the Kingdome of
Ireland.

Dublin : 26 August 1663.

Dublin: J. Crooke: 1663.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 179 Patents Revenue King-

Ormonde.

By Patent 16 Jan. 12 Chas.* II [1660-1] Sir William Clark
and Gilbert Mabbot and the survivor have the office of
granting licences for retail of wines and spirits in Ireland.
Any one who sells wine or spirits between 1 May 1661
and 1 May 1664 will be punished. Farmers who have
received money for licences to pay it over to these agents
by 31 October. The lawful interest of Viscount Massereene
and Baron Kingston to be regarded.

^ Ja. Dublin, Ossory, Arran, Massereene, Dungannon, R.
Coote, J. Temple, Mau. Berkeley, G. Wentworth, Ja. Ware,
Rob. Meredith, Theo. Jones, Tho. Clarges.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (196) ; 1. B. (110) ; 2 (16).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 225. jjo 712,

28 AUGUST. — BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas
since His Majesties . . .

[Grants under Great Seal of England to be registered in
Ireland.]

Dublin : 28 August 1663.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1663.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 several pointed 2) of Act
Ormonde.

All honours, offices, pardons, lands, granted under Great
Seal of England must be enrolled in Ireland within a month
from date on pain of disannulling.

Mau. Eustace, Cane., Ja. Dublin, Ossory, Arran, Dungan-
non, Massareen, R. Coote, J. Temple, Mau. Berkeley, Ja.
Ware, Tho. Clarges, Rob. Meredith, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (197); 1. B. (Ill); 2 (20).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 226. jjo 713.

4 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT. [Begins] Whereas the present Parliament . . .
[Parliament prorogued until 17 November.]
Dublin : 4 September 1663.

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1663.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 First Council one

Ormonde.

Parliament further prorogued from 1 October to 17
November.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (199) ; 1. B. (114). N° 714.

8 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-

ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We
are informed . . .

[Concerning abduction of children.]

Dublin : 8 September 1663.

Dublin: J. Crooke : 1663.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 this dom of

Ormonde.

Certain persons, wickedly pretending authority, have
stolen children to sell them in foreign parts. The Mayors
of Dublin and all other cities to arrest such persons and
present them at the Assizes for trial. All ships and barques
are to be searched for such offenders and such children.

Ja. Armachanus, Mau. Eustace, Cane., Ossory, Arran,
Massareen, Dungannon, W. Caulfield, Hen. Titchborne,
Paul Davys, Fra. Hamilton, Rob. Meredith, Ja. Ware, Mau.
Berkeley, G. Wentworth, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (200) ; 1. B. (112). N° 715.

9 SEPTEMBER— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-

ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas in
the Act intituled . . .

[Enlarging time for lodging of adventurers’ surveys.]
Dublin : 9 September 1663.

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1663.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 of in 2) the concerned
Ormonde.

By proclamation 20 July 1663 of the Commissioners,
adventurers were ordered to lodge their surveys in forty
days. On address 9 Sept, signed Ri. Raynsford, Edwai’d
Dering, Thomas Beverley, Edward Smith, A. Brodrick,
Edward Cooke, W. Churchill, the time is extended to
17 November next.

Ja. Armachanus, Mau. Eustace, Cane., Dungannon, W.
Caulfield, R. Coote, Paul Davys, G. Wentworth, Rob.
Meredith, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (201); 1. B. (113, 115).

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N° 710.
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31 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT. [Begins] Whereas the present Parliament
is . . .

[Parliament prorogued until 12 January.]

Dublin : 31 October 1663.

Dublin: J. Crooke: 1663.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Prorogued at ap-

Ormonde.

Parliament further prorogued from 17 Nov. to 12 January
next.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (203); 1. B. (116). N° 717.

11 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas in
the Act intituled . . .

[Enlarging time for lodging adventurers’ claims.]
Dublin: 11 November 1663.

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1663.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Execution that 2) this said
Ormonde.

The time for lodging adventurers’ claims on forfeited lands
enlarged by proclamation 9 Sept. 1663, No. 716, q.v., is
further enlarged to twelve months after the forty days
mentioned on 20 July 1663.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (204); 1. B. (117). N° 718.

19 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT. [Begins] Whereas the Present Parliament . . .
[Parliament further prorogued to 3 February.]
Dublin : 19 December 1663.

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1663.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Proro- sures intend-

Ormonde.

Parliament is further prorogued from 1 2 Jan. to 3 February.
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (206); 1. B. (118). N° 719.

1663-4

22 JANUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT. [Begins] Whereas the present Parliament . . .
[Parliament prorogued until 17 February.]

Dublin : 22 January 1663[-4].

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1663 [-4].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Prorogued give may

Ormonde.

Parliament is further prorogued from 3 to 17 February
next.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (193); 1. B. (119); 2 (22); 2. A. (84).
Antiq. 1 (76).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 355. U° 720.

6 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT. [Begins] Whereas the present Parliament . . .
[Proroguing Parliament till 3 March.]

Dublin: 6 February 1663[-4].

Dublin: J. Crooke: 1663 [-4],

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Prorogued give may

Ormonde.

Parliament is further prorogued from 17 Feb. to 3 March.
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (207) ; 1. B. (120). N° 721.

22 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT. [Begins] Whereas the Parliament is Pro-
rogued . . .

[Parliament prorogued to 19 April.]

Dublin: 22 February 1663[-4J.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1663 [-4].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Prorogued give may

Ormonde.

Parliament further prorogued from 3 March to 1 7 April.
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (208); 1. B. (121). F 722.

27 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas in
an Act . . .

[Concerning Customs on Foreign and Colonial Produce.]
Dublin : 27 February 1663[-4].

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1663 [-4].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 En- parts 2) Aliens Persons
Ormonde.

Repeats proclamation 28 Jan. 1662[-3],No. 696, q.v., and
extends it for another year.

Ja. Armachanus, Mau. Eustace, Cane., Mich. Dublin,
Ossory, Massereene, Dungannon, Hen. Midensis, W. Caulfield,
Kingston, Santry, Hen. Tichborne, Mau. Berkeley, Robert
Forth, C. Wentworth, Rob. Meredith, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (194); 1. B. (122); 2 (23); 2. A. (85).
Antiq. 1 (77).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 371. N° 723.

1664

6 MAY. — BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Enlarging time for payment of second instalment.]
Dublin : 6 May 1664.

Not found.

Ormonde.

Enlarging the time for payment of second instalments of
value of lands payable by adventurers from 1 November
1663 to 21 November 1664, when they must pay such in-
stalment according to the best estimate of the value of the
lands in 1659.

From No. 732, q.v.

Has been printed ; see Cal. S.P.I. p. 529. If0 724.

27 MAY. — BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOR OF IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas We
are informed . . .

[Officers to repair to their quarters.]

Dublin: 27 May 1664.

Dublin: J. Crooke: 1664.

1 f. Roman letter. G. Lane.

Arms 178 Offi- Guarrisons Army,

Ormonde. ,

Officers to repair to their quarters within ten days after
publication of this if on leave, if absent without leave forth-
with, or they will be dismissed.

Bodl. Carte 54 (528). F 725.

12 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY.

[Begins] Whereas the Parliament stands . . .
[Parliament prorogued to 25 October.]

Dublin : 12 September 1664.

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1664.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Prorogued Affairs ap-

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N°s 726-35

Ossory.

Parliament is further prorogued from 23 Sept, to 25
October.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (25) ; 2. A. (87). Antiq. 1 (78). N° 726.

1 OCTOBER— BY THE LORD DEPUTY GEN-
ERAL OF IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas We
are informed . . .

[Officers to return to their quarters.]

Dublin : 1 October 1664.

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1664.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 178 Disadvantage end may

Ossory.

Many officers are absent from quarters without leave, and
others have had leave for harvest. All are to return, those
without leave forthwith, those on leave within ten days,
and not to leave them without special licence, on pain of
dismissal.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (26); 2. A. (88). Bodl. Carte 71, printed
(17), (18); 54 (547). Antiq. 1 (79). N° 727.

13 OCTOBER. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY.

[Begins] Whereas the Parliament stands . . .
[Parliament prorogued to 1 December.]

Dublin : 13 October 1664.

Dublin: J. Crooke: 1664.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Prorogued Affairs ap-

Ossory.

Parliament further prorogued from 25 Oct. to 1 December.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (27). N° 728.

17 NOVEMBER— BY THE LORD DEPUTY.

[Begins] Whereas the Parliament stands . . .
[Parliament prorogued to 17 January.]

Dublin : 17 November 1664.

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1664.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Prorogued Affairs ap-

Ossory.

Parliament further adjourned from 1 Dec. to 17 January.
P.R.O. Dub. 2 (31); 2. A. (89). Antiq. 1 (80).

N° 729.

19 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY.

[Begins] Whereas the Parliament stands . . .
[Parliament prorogued to 20 February.]

Dublin : 19 December 1664.

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1664.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Prorogued Affairs ap-

Ossory.

Parliament further prorogued from 17 January to 20
February.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (32). Antiq. 1 (81). N° 730.

1664-5

7 JANUARY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the Kings
Most . . .

[Publishing Declaration 28 October 1664.]

Dublin: 7 January 1664[-5].

Dublin: J. Crook: 1664[-5].

2 ff. Gothic and Roman letter.

Arms 178 Declarati- Maiestie 2) Mer- gra-
Ossory.

Reprinting Order in Council 28 Oct. 1664, No. 3402, Eng.,
q.v.

Ja. Armachanus, Mau. Eustace, Cane., Mich. Dublin,
Massereen, Dungannon, Joh. Cloghor., Paul Davys, Fra.
Hamilton, Robert Forth, G. Wentworth, Rob. Meredith.
P.R.O. Dub. 2 (33) ; 2. A. (90). Antiq. 1 (82).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 523. N° 731.

21 JANUARY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas we have
lately seen an order . . .

[Suspending an Act of Council of 6 May.]

Dublin : 21 January [1664-5].

Only found in MS.

Ossoiy.

Respiting and suspending the payment of the second
instalment ordered by proclamation 6 May 1664, No. 724,
q.v., in accordance with a royal letter and Order in Council
of 7 December 1664.

Ja. Armachanus, Mau. Eustace, Cane., Massereene, Hen.
Midensis, John Clogher, Fran. Aungier, Fra. Hamilton, Art.
Forbes, Rob. Forth, Mau. Berkley, G. Wentworth, Rob.
Meredith, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 319. 10.

Cal. S.P.I. p. 529. U"o 732.

10 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY.

[Begins] Whereas the Parliament stands . . .
[Parliament prorogued to 10 April.]

Dublin : 10 February 1664[-5].

Dublin: J. Crook: 1664[-5].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Prorogued Affairs ap-

Ossory.

Parliament further prorogued from 20 Feb. to 10 April.
P.R.O. Dub. 2 (34). Antiq. 1 (83). N° 733.

14 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY

AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Concerning Customs on foreign produce, &c.]
Dublin : 14 February 1664[-5].

Not found.

Continuing Proclamation of 27 Feb. 1663-4, No. 723, q.v.,
for six months more.

From No. 745, q.v. N° 734.

1665

30 MARCH.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY. [Be-
gins] Whereas the Parliament stands . . .
[Parliament prorogued to 2 May.]

Dublin : 30 March 1665.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1665.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Prorogued Affairs ap-

Ossory.

Parliament further prorogued from 10 April to 2 May.
P.R.O. Dub. 1 (196); 1. B. (123); 2 (38); 2. A. (92).
Antiq. 1 (84). N° 735.

15 APRIL.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND

COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas notwithstand-
ing. . .

[For bringing in Crown rents.]

Dublin: 15 April 1665.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1665.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Proclama- in 2) Sub- 3) to their
Ossory.

Cites proclamations 15 Aug. 1662, No. 683, q.v., and
10 April 1663, No. 698, q.v. Any one failing to bring in

N 2

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N°s 736-44

1665: 17 Charles II

their rents or dues at the appointed time to be coerced
severely. Vice-Treasurer to be responsible for execution.
This to be proclaimed and fixed up.

Ja. Armachanus, Mau. Eustace, Cane., Mich. Dublin,
Drogheda, Arran, Fran. Aungier, Paul Davis, Hen. Tich-
born, Jo. Bysse, Art. Forbese, Robert Forth.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (209); 1. B. (124). N° 736.

18 APRIL.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY. [Be-
gins] Whereas the Parliament stands . . .
[Parliament prorogued to 1 June.]

Dublin : 18 April 1665.

Dublin: J. Crook: 1665.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 prorogued their ap-

Ossory.

Parliament further prorogued from 2 May to 1 June.
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (212); 1. B. (125). N° 737.

18 MAY— BY THE LORD DEPUTY. [Begins]
Whereas the Parliament stands . . .

[Parliament prorogued to 4 J uly.]

Dublin : 18 May 1665.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1665.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 prorogued their ap-

Ossory.

Parliament further prorogued from 1 June to 4 July.
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (213) ; 1. B. (126). N° 738.

22 JUNE— BY THE LORD DEPUTY. [Be-
gins] Whereas the Parliament stands . . .
[Parliament prorogued to 3 August.]

Dublin : 22 June 1665.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1665.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 prorogued their ap-

Ossory.

Parliament further prorogued from 4 July to 3 August.
P.R.O. Dub. 1 (197); 1. B. (128); 2 (41); 2. A. (93).
Antiq. 1 (85).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 592. No 739

22 JUNE. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation For a Thanks-
giving for the late Victory by His Majesties Naval
Forces.

Dublin : 22 June 1665.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1665.

2 tf. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 his Signal 2) a observe

Ossory.

Tuesday, 4 July, appointed a day of thanksgiving. This
to be read in all churches the Sunday before.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Arran, Dungannon, Hen.
Midensis, Massareene, Santry, Jo. Bysse, Paul Davis, Robert
Byron, G. Wentworth, Ja. Ware, Robert Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (214); 1. B. (127); 2 (42). Antiq. 1
(86).

Cal. S.P.I. p. 592. N° 740.

24 JULY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation For Publique Prayer
and Fasting.

Dublin : 24 July 1665.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1665.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 to alms 2) and dili-

Ossory.

Wednesday, 2 August, in Dublin, &c., and every first
Wednesday in the month to be a day of fasting and humilia-

tion for the plague in London. All people to attend divine
service and sermon.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Meath, Arran,
Hen. Midensis, Fra. Aungier, Edward Smythe, Paul Davys,
Arthur Forbes, Ja. Ware, Geo. Wentworth, Theo. Jones.
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (216) ; 1. B. (129). H° 741.

24 JULY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE. [Be-
gins] Whereas the Parliament stands . . .
[Parliament prorogued to 7 September.]

Dublin: 24 July 1665.

Dublin: J. Crook: 1665.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 prorogued at ap-

Ossory.

Parliament further prorogued from 3 Aug. to 7 September.
P.R.O. Dub. 1 (198); 1. B. (130); 2 (44); 2. A. (94).
Antiq. 1 (87). N° 742.

26 JULY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] We . . . considering that at
this . . .

[For preserving the health of Dublin.]

Dublin: 26 July 1665.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1665.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 considering land 2) com- contemners
Ossory.

No bricks to be burnt within half a mile of the gates of
Dublin after 31 August next. All beggars in Dublin to be
arrested and sent to Bridewell or expelled. The streets and
by-lanes to be kept free from dung, filth, &c. Seneschals
of Liberties to see them clean.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Meath, Drogheda,
Arran, Hen. Midensis, Fra. Aungier, Edward Smythe. Rob.
Byron, Paul Davys, Arth. Forbes, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (218) ; 1. B. (131). N° 743.

28 JULY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Forasmuch as the infec-
tion . . .

[For Quarantine. Plague.]

Dublin : 28 July 1665.

Dublin: J. Crook: 1665.

3 ff Gothic letter.

Arms 178 present proof 2) Merchan- 3) Water- exa-
Ossory.

No passengers to land without leave until after examina-
tion. If suspected the goods are to be kept thirty days and
the passengers twenty days. Two houses have been built
on the Island of Clontarf at a cost to the city of £300,
which they may remove afterwards. Order to be taken that
quarantined passengers be provided with meat, drink, and
lodging at reasonable prices. Similar houses to be built in
every port of entry. Victuallers and city officers not to
admit strangers.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Arran, Dungannon,
Hen. Midensis, Fra. Aungier, Rob. [Byron], Paul [Davys],
Geo. Wentworth, T[heo. Jones].

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (220). N° 744.

16 AUGUST. — BY THE LORD DEPUTIE
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas an Act

lately . . .

[Concerning Customs on Foreign and Colonial Produce.]
Dublin : 16 August 1665.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1665.

2 ff Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Parliament, Ireland 2) over con-

Ossory.

Cites proclamations 28 Jan. 1662[-3], No. 696, q.v.,

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Nos 745-52

27 Feb. 1 663[ — 4], No. 723, q.v., 14 Feb. 1664[-5], No. 734,
q.v., for six months more. Now renewed for one year
more.

Meath, Arran, Dungannon, Hen. Midensis, Fra. Aungier,
Rob. Byron, Paul Davys, Fra. Hamilton, Art. Forbes, Ja.
Ware, Geo. Wenthworth, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (199); 2 (45); 2. A. (95). Antiq. 1 (88).
Cal. S.P.I. p. 627. N° 745.

19 AUGUST. — BY THE LORD DEPUTIE
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] As by Proclamation
bearing . . .

[Against bringing or landing passengers.]

Dublin: 19 August 1665.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1665.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 of hereby 2) shall ex-

Ossory.

Cites proclamation 28 July, No. 744, q.v. No passengers
for Ireland to be taken on board ship without a certificate
under common seal of some corporation free from infection
that for thirty days he has not come from any infected place,
and he is only to be landed at prescribed ports after having
obtained licence.

Meath, Arran, Dungannon, Hen. Midensis, Fra. Aungier,
Rob. Byron, Paul Davys, Fra. Hamilton, Art. Forbes, Ja.
Ware, Geo. Wenthworth, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (223). N° 746.

21 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD DEPUTIE.

[Begins] Whereas the Parliament stands . . .
[Parliament prorogued to 5 October.]

Dublin: 21 August 1665.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1665.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 prorogued at ap-

Ossory.

Parliament further prorogued from 7 Sept, to 5 October.
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (225) ; 1. B. (132). N° 747.

16 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORD LIEU-
TENANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas
notwithstanding . . .

[For bringing in Crown Bents.]

Kilkenny : 16 September 1665.

Dublin: J. Crook: 1665.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 the inconveniences 2) Vice- ae-

Ormond.

Cites proclamations 15 Aug. 1662, No. 683, q.v., 10 April
1663, No. 698, q.v., 15 April 1665, No. 736, q.v. Repeats
them, and revokes all delays granted. This to be proclaimed
and fixed up.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Meath, Anglesey,
Kingston, Santry, Hen. Midensis, Edward Smythe, Rob.
Byron, Paul Davys, Ja. Ware, Geo. Wentworth, Rob.
Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (226) ; 1. B. (133). N° 748.

18 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORD LIEU-
TENANT. [Begins] Whereas the Parliament
stands . . .

[Parliament adjourned to 26 October.]
Kilkenny : 18 September 1665.

Dublin: J. Crook : 1665. *

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 prorogued Nevertheless where-

Ormond.

Parliament is further prorogued from 5 to 26 October to
ensure a full meeting.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (228); 1. B. (134). N° 749.

19 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the
late Lord Deputy . . .

[Monthly Fast to be kept on 8 November.]

Dublin : 19 October 1665.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1665.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 a dral 2) is Visit

Ormonde.

Cites proclamation 24 July, No. 741, q.v., for monthly
fast. As All Saints Day falls on the first Wednesday in
November the fast is to be kept on 8 November instead,
and after that on the first Wednesday as usual. A collection
to be made for the sick and infirm.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Ossory, Meath,
Donegall, Arran, Anglesey, Dungannon, Santry, Hen. Tich-
born, Edw. Smith, Jo. Bysse, Rob. Byron, Paul Davys,
Rob. Forth, Ja. Ware, Rob. Meredith, Theo. Jones, Tho.
Pigott.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (229) ; 1. B. (135). N° 750.

1665-6

3 JANUARY.- BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by
the Act . . .

[Notice of concealments requiring a new survey.]
Dublin : 3 January 1665[-6],

Dublin: J. Crook: 1665[-6].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 doubts in publish

Ormonde.

Notice is given that information of concealments by false
measurement must be given in within 3 months of the
passing of the Act for explaining some doubts.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Meath, Donegall,
Anglesey, Dungannon, Hen. Midensis, Kingston, Santry,
Jo. Bysse, J. Temple, Rob. Byron, Rob. Forth, Rob. Mere-
dith, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (231) ; 1. B. (136) ; 2 (47) ; 2. A. (97)
torn. N° 751.

22 JANUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the
Commissioners . . .

[Enlarging the time for paying a year’s rent.]
Dublin: 22 January 1665[-6].

Dublin: J. Crooke: 1665 [-6].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 the loweth 2) the the
Ormonde.

On address from the Commissioners 20 Jan. 1665[-6]
signed Edward Smith, Edward Dering, V. Churchill, Edward
Cooke, the year’s rent of all land in Ireland let to a papist
is to be paid 1 August 1666 instead of 1 Feb. 1665[-6].
This to be proclaimed.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Ossory, Donegall,
Anglesey, Dungannon, Hen. Midensis, Fran. Aungier, Rob.
Byron, Art. Forbes, Rob. Meredith, Theo. Jones, Tho.
Pigott.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (232) ; 1. B. (137). N° 752.

8 FEBRUARY— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the
sins of . . .

[Against cursing and swearing.]

Dublin: 8 February 1665 [-6].

Dublin: J. Crooke: 1665[-6].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 swearing ring 2) the publicque-

93

Nos 753-9

1665-6: 18 Charles II

Ormonde.

Cites Act 1 0 Chas. I (Ire.). All officers to put it in execu-
tion. Persons will be nominated to enforce the Act — they
are to have an allowance from the forfeitures. The Act is
to be read after Evening Prayer next Sunday and twice
every year regularly.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Donegall, Arran,
Anglesey, Kingston, Jo. Bysse, Rob. Byron, Rob. Forth,
Tho. Pigott.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (201); 1. B. (138); 2 (48); 2. A. (98).
Antiq. 1 (89). N° 753.

28 FEBRUARY.- BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas upon
the French . . .

[Publishing Declaration of War, 9 Feb.]

Dublin: 28 February 1665[-6].

Dublin: J. Crooke : 1665[-6].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 and followeth 2) of Ma-
Ormonde.

Publishes Declaration of War, No. 3455, Eng., q.v.,
by order of royal letter of 20 February.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Meath, Donegall,
Drogheda, Arran, Anglesey, Dungannon, Charlemount,
Hen. Midensis, Kingston, R. Coote, Santry, Edw. Smith,
J. Bysse, J. Temple, Rob. Byron, Paul Davys, Fra. Hamilton,
Art. Forbes, Rob. Forth, Ja. Ware, Rob. Meredith, Theo.
Jones, Tho. Pigott.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (203); 1. B. (139); 2 (50); 2. A. (100).
Antiq. 1 (90). N° 754.

24 MARCH.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas several
Felonies, . . .

[As to robberies from prizes.]

Dublin: 24 March 1665[-6].

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1665[-6].

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Robberies Ships 2) Ma- 3) so Custom-
Ormonde.

Goods and merchandise, arms, tackle and furniture have
been stolen recently from ships forced by distress or brought
as prizes into Irish ports, and the subjects who bought
them have been deceived, as no property can pass before
a decision of an Admiralty Court. The Vice-Admirals of
the Provinces and the Admiralty Judges are to inquire,
and secure offenders. Buyers of embezzled goods to be
proceeded against. No one to go on board prizes unless
duly authorized.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Donegall, Arran,
Anglesey, Dungannon, Jo. Bysse, Rob. Byron, Paul Davys,
Fra. Hamilton, Art. Forbes, Ja. Ware, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (234); 1. B. (140). N° 755.

1666

26 MARCH— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the Com-
missioners . . .

[Enlarging the time for entering certain decrees.]
Dublin : 26 March 1666.

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1666.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 the followeth 2) Acts concerned
Ormonde.

On the address of the Commissioners for Settlement,
16 March 1665[-6], signed Edw. Smythe, Edward Dering,
A. Brodrick, W. Churchill, Edward Cooke, the time for

entering decrees in favour of innocent protestants and
papists is enlarged to 20 May next. This to be proclaimed.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Arran, Anglesey,
Dungannon, Kingston, R. Coot, J. Temple, Rob. Byron,
Paul Davys.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (237); 1. B. (141); 2 (52). N° 758.

12 APRIL.— BY THE LORDS SPIRITUAL
AND TEMPORAL IN PARLIAMENT
ASSEMBLED. [Begins] Whereas this House
have taken notice . . .

[Protections annulled for two years.]

[Dublin] : 12 April 1666.

Dublin: J. Crooke : 1666.

1 f. Roman letter. Jo. Keating.

O

Arms 182 great after and
All protections granted by Irish peers null and void from
17 May for two years, the House voluntarily waiving its
privileges. This to be printed and published.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (55).

L.J.I. i. 421. N° 757.

14 APRIL.— BY THE KNIGHTS, CITIZENS

AND BURGESSES IN PARLIAMENT
ASSEMBLED. [Begins] It is this Day Ordered,

[Protections annulled for two years.]

[Dublin] : 14 April 1666.

Dublin: J. Crook : 1666.

1 f. Roman letter. Phil. Fermeley.

Arms 178 That judged same
All protections, past and future, granted by members are
null and void from 1 7 May for two years if Parliament last
so long. This to be printed and published.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (54).

C.J.I. i (2). 737. N° 758.

27 APRIL.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the Com-
missioners.

(Enlarging time for payment of first moiety of £30,000.]
Dublin: 27 April 1666.

Dublin: J. Crook: 1666.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 intituled, for 2) there 3) the no-
Ormonde.

On the address of the Commissioners for Settlement,
21 April 1666, signed Edw. Smythe, Edward Dering, A.
Brodrick, W. Churchill, Edward Cooke, the time for pay-
ment of the first moiety of £30,000 is enlarged to 1 May
1667.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Drogheda, Ros-
comon, Arran, Anglesey, Hen. Midensis, Hen. Tichbom,
Robert Forth, Rob. Meredith, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (239) ; 2 (56), sheet A and B only.

N° 759.

16 MAY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas a Writing
under . . .

[Further enlarging time for taking out decrees.]
Dublin : 16 May 1666.

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1666.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 Commission- ter 2) this notice
Ormonde.

On address from the Commissioners of Settlement dated

15 May 1666, signed Edw. Smith, Edward Dering, A. Brod-

1666: 18 Charles II

Nos 760-7

rick, W. Churchill, Edward Cooke, the time for taking out
decrees is enlarged to 31 July.

Mich. Dublin, Arran, Shannon, Dungannon, Hen.
Midensis, R. Coot, J. Temple, Paul Davys, Robert Forth,
Robert Meredith, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (242) ; 1. B. (142). N° 760.

8 JUNE —BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] We ... do Order,
Command, . . .

[For a day of fasting and humiliation.]

Dublin: 8 June 1666.

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1666.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 Order, duly perfor-

Ormonde.

Wednesday, 27 June (20th in Dublin), to be a day of
humiliation and fasting for a blessing on the army and fleet.

Mich. Dublin, Cane., Cork, Roscommon, Meath, Anglesey,
Dungannon, J. Temple, Paul Davys, Robert Forth, Ja. Ware,
Rob. Meredith, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (244); 1. B. (143). Antiq. 1 (91).

N° 761.

25 JUNE. — BY HIS MAJESTIES COM-
MISSIONERS APPOINTED FOR EXE-
CUTING THE ACT OF SETTLEMENT
AND THE ACT OF EXPLANATION OF
THE SAME.

[Claims against Commissioned Officers’ Lands.]
Kings Inns, Dublin: 25 June [1666],

Sine nota [J. Crook]. George Philips.

1 f. Roman letter. John Jeffreys.

Arms 180 for Longfurd more
Thursday, July 24, has been appointed for hearing claims
of ’49 commissioned officers to forfeited lands. All persons
claiming interests to attend the court on that day.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (58). ' N° 762.

25 JUNE.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas Dualtagh

[Reward for several rebels.]

Dublin: 25 June 1666.

Dublin: J. Crook : 1666.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 Nangle mas 2) they con-

Ormonde.

Dualtagh alias Dudly Costelo, Edmund Nangle (Cornet
Nangle), Christopher Hill, Thomas Plunket, Cahel alias
Charles MacCawell, Neil 6 Neil, and their complices are in
the woods in Meath, Turone, Monaghan, Fermanagh, Long-
ford, Leitrim, Cavan. They are to surrender before 17 July
on pain of proclamation as notorious rebels and traitors.
£20 reward for any of them or their head, and a pardon if
an accomplice.

Meath, Roscomon, Arran, Anglesey, Dungannon, Henry
Tichborne, J. Temple, Paul Davys, Robert Forth, Ja. Ware,
Rob. Meredith, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (205); 2 (59); 2. A. (102). Bodl. Ashm.
H. 23 (261). Antiq. 1 (92).

The date was printed 8th June and altered in ink to 25tli.

N° 763.

12 JULY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas for the
better . . .

[For arming the Militia.]

Dublin : 12 July 1666.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1666.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 For- lately 2) a- Ac-

Ormonde.

The arms in private possession are needed for arming the
Militia. 20s. will be paid for every case of pistols, 10s. for
every firelock musket, 7s. for every matchlock musket, to
be paid out of the first subsidy.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Roscomon, Arran,
Anglesey, Dungannon, Fran. Aungier, J. Temple, Paul
Davys, Robert North, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (245). N° 764.

3 AUGUST.— BY THE KNIGHTS, CITIZENS
AND BURGESSES ASSEMBLED IN
PARLIAMENT. [Begins] Ordered upon Ques-
tion . . .

[Concerning the Bill of Indemnity.]

[Dublin] : 3 August 1666.

Dublin: J. Crook : 1666.

1 f. Roman letter. Phil. Ferneley.

Arms 180 to livion to

Resolution to ask the Lord Lieutenant to send the amended
Act of Indemnity to England, according to Poyning’s Law,
and in the meantime to stop proceedings as if it were passed.
Committee to meet him at 8 a.m. to-morrow. Master of the
Rolls, Sir Hen. Tichborn, Lord Annesley, Capt. Nicholl,
Sir Hugh Middleton, Col. Dillon, Mr. Meredith, Capt. Evans,
Sir Geo. Lane, Mr. Weaver, Dr. Margetson, Sir Peter Pett,
Sir George St. George, Sir William Petty, Mr. Bridges, Sir
Dan Treswell, Capt. Colvill.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (61); 2. A. (104). Antiq. 1 (93).

C.J.I. i (2). 772. 765

13 AUGUST— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
GENERALL OF IRELAND. [Begins] Where-
as by the Lawes & Statutes of this realme . . .
Dublin : 13 August 1666.

Found only in MS.

Ormonde.

Against soldiers leaving His Majesty’s service without
licence.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 309. N° 766.

15 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas in the
Tenth . . .

[For the preservation of Fishing.]

Dublin: 15 August 1666.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1666.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 Ma- this 2) by 3) King- notice
Ormonde.

Recites Act 10 Chas. I for preservation of fishing, allow-
ing balkers, huers, and conders to climb hills near the
sea-shore for giving notice of herring, pilchards, &c., Thomas
Walker and company to have free right to fish like other
fishermen according to the Act.

Meath, Arran, Hen. Midensis, R. Coote, Art. Forbess,
Jo. Bysse, Rob. Byron, Paul Davys, Ja. Ware, Rob.
Meredith, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (62) ; 2. A. (105). Antiq. 1 (94).

N° 767.

15 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL : A Proclamation For A Thanks-
giving For the late Victory obtained the 25th of
July, 1666, by His Majesties Naval Forces.

Dublin: 15 August 1666.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1666.

2 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 180 late humility 2) pay ob

95

Nos 768-75

1666-7: 18 Charles II

Ormonde.

Thursday, 6 September, to be a day of thanksgiving for
the late naval victory.

Mich. Dublin, Cane., Meath, Shannon, Hen. Midensis,
Fran. Aungier, R. Coote, Santry, J. Temple, Paul Davys,
Ja. Ware, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (247); 1. B. (144). N° 768.

15 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL : [Begins] Whereas by direc-
tion . . .

[Ordering restoration of concealed arms.]

Dublin : 15 August 1666.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1666.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 were dated Pro-

Ormonde.

The arms seized were ordered to be restored 5 Aug. 1663,
No. 711, q.v. Some remain concealed and have not been
restored. A search is to be made for them, and they are to
be returned to their owners or passed into store. This does
not authorize the seizing of any other arms than those
formerly seized and not given up.

Jo. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Anglesey, Shannon,
Hen. Midensis, J. Temple, Paul Davys, Rob. Meredith.
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (249); 1. B. (145). N° 769.

15 AUGUST.- BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL : [Begins] Whereas by an Act
of . . .

[Appointing Collectors of Hearth-money.]

Dublin: 15 August 1666.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1666.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 the and 2) Ba- it

Ormonde.

Sir Richard Gethings, Bt., Sir Peter Pett, Denny Mus-
champ, John Stepney, and Joseph Dean appointed receivers
of hearth-money. The former collectors are discharged.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Anglesey, Hen.
Midensis, R. Coote, J. Temple, Paul Davys, Ja. Ware, Rob.
Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (250) ; 1. B. (146). N° 770.

4 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas His
Majestie . . .

[Publishing Proclamation 25 May 1665.]
Charlevill : 4 September 1666.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1666.

8 ff. Gothic & Roman letter.

Arms 180 be loweth 2) va- 3) Majesties Majesties
Ormonde.

Publishing proclamation 25 May 1665, No. 3420, Eng., q.v.,
on enrolment of the charter in Ireland.

Corke, Barrymore, Arran, Anglesey, Shannon, Fran.
Aungier, Rob. Byron, Art. Forbess, Hen. Midensis, R.
Coote.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (252); 1. B. (147); 2 (39), sheet 1 and
2 only, (65). N° 771.

17 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL : [Begins] Whereas by
an Act . . .

[For licensing Wine and Spirit Retailers.]
Kilkenny : 17 September 1666.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1666.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 the place 2) without they

Ormonde.

By Act of last session no one is to sell wine or spirits
without a licence after 29 September 1666. Licences to
run 3 years, paying not less than 40s. yearly, or in Dublin
more than £40, and other cities £20 for a wine licence ; for
aquavite, usquebagh, brandy, balkon, not less than 10s.
yearly, or more than £10 (Dublin) or £5 other cities, in two
equal payments, the first on taking the licence, the second
6 months later. Sir Richard Gethin, Sir Richard Kyrle,
Joseph Dean, John Stepney, and Denny Muschamp to be
Commissioners with others.

Meath, Dungannon, Fran. Aungier, Kingston, Jo. Bysse,
Paul Davys, Art. Forbess, Rob. Meredith, Theo. Jones.
P.R.O. Dub. 1 (206) ; 2 (68) ; 2. A. (108). Antiq. 1 (95).

N° 772.

22 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL : [Begins] Whereas on
the second day . . .

[Fast Day for Great Fire of London.]

Dublin : 22 September 1666.

Dublin: J. Crook : 1666.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 September, row 2) the that
Ormonde.

In consequence of the fire of London, 2 Sept. 1666,
10 October is to be kept as a fast day with divine service
and sermons.

Meath, Arran, Dungannon, Hen. Midensis, Fran. Aungier,
Kingston, R. Coote, Jo. Bysse, J. Temple, Rob. Byron,
Paul Davys, Fra. Hamilton, Art. Forbess, Ja. Ware, Rob.
Meredith, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (255); 1. B. (148). N° 773.

26 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL : [Begins] Whereas Wo
the Lord Lieutenant . . .

[All Cities and Tovrns to apply for new Charters.]
Dublin: 26 September 1666.

Dublin: J. Crook: 1666.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 His Majestie 2) Majesties renewed
Ormonde.

Royal letter 3 Aug. 1666 recites that the charters of
cities and corporate towns are forfeit during the rebellion.
New charters with all fit and reasonable parts of their
ancient lands and liberties will be granted them. Writs of
Quo Warranto will be issued against all who refuse to come
in. All magistrates, &c., to deliver their charters to the
Attorney-General before last day of Michaelmas Term.

Corke, Conway and Kilulta, Dungannon, Hen. Midensis,
Fran. Aungier, Kingston, Santry, Jo. Bysse, J. Temple,
Rob. Byron, Fra. Hamilton.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (257). N° 774.

1666-7

5 JANUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOV-
ERNOUR OF IRELAND. [Begins] For
special reasons . . .

[Officers to repair to their quarters.]

Dublin : 5 January 1666[-7].

Dublin: J. Crook: 1666[-7].

1 f. Roman letter. G. Lane.

Arms 180 Service, immediately Li-
Ormonde.

All officers to repair to their quarters forthwith, notwith-
standing leave.

Bodl. Carte 71, printed (19). P.R.O. S.P.I. 322 (2 copies).

N° 775.

96

1666-7: 18-19 Charles II

Nos 776-82

7 JANUARY —BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL : [Begins] Wee the Lord
Lieutenant . . .

[Authorizing purchase of Trumpets, Colours, Drums,
&c., for Militia.]

Dublin : 7 January 1666[-7].

Dublin: J. Crook: 1666[-7].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 the sums it

Ormonde.

Authorizing expenditure of £10 for a horse-troop or £6
for a foot-company on trumpets, colours, drums, and other
trophies.

Ja. Armachanus, Santry, Hen. Midensis, Jo. Bysse, J.
Temple, Robert Byron, Robert Forth, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (259) ; 1. B. (149). N° 77 6.

23 JANUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas in
an Act . . .

[Customs on Foreign and Colonial Produce.]
Dublin: 23 January 1666[-7].

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1666[-7].

2 ff. Gothic & Roman letter.

Arms 180 in- from 2) the per-
Ormonde.

Cites Acts 15 Sept. 1662, 28 Jan. 1662[-3], No. 696, q.v.,
27 Feb. 1663[-4], No. 723, q.v., 14 Feb. 1664[-5], No.
734, q.v., 16 Aug. 1665, No. 745, q.v. Now enlarges the
period for two years.

Ja. Armachanus, Roscommon, Meath, Dungannon, Hen.
Midensis, Heugh Glenauly, Rob. Byron, Fra. Hamilton, Rob.
Meredith, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (70); 2. A. (110). Antiq. 1 (96).

N° 777.

11 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation For
Bringing in a proportion of Corn and Meal into His
Majesties Stores, in lieu of part of the Subsidies
payable to His Majestie.

Dublin: 11 February 1666[-7].

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1666[-7].

5 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 in to 2) of 3) Four- 4) plot 5) to of
Ormonde.

Part of the recent subsidies are to be paid in wheat and
oatmeal. Prices payable at magazines: Leinster, Dublin
16s. a barrel wheat, Kilkenny 14s., Duncannon 14s. ;
Conaght, Athlone 15s., Galway 15s. ; Munster, Cork 15s.,
Lymerick 14s., Waterford 14s., Clonmel 14s. ; Ulster, London-
derry 8s. long hundred of oatmeal, Enniskillin 8s., Charle-
mont 8s., Carigfergus 8s., to be delivered by 1 May.

Ja. Armachanus, Ossory, Roscomon, Orrery, Barrymore,
Arran, Hen. Midensis, Dungannon, Fra. Aungier, Rob.
Byron, Robert Forth, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (260); 1. B. (150), wants sheet D.
P.R.O. S.P.I. 322. N° 778.

22 FEBRUARY— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation For
publishing an Act of Parliament, intituled, An Act
for the advancement of the Trade of Linen Manu-
facture, and for remitting the penalties already
thereby incurred, and for inlarging several periods
of time in the said Act contained.

Dublin: 22 February 1666[-7].

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1666[-7].

4 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 His thousand 2) Hemp 3) man-
4) the Forfeitures

Ormonde.

Cites Act for encouragement of linen manufacture, and
royal letter 12 Dec. 1666 for remitting penalties igno-
rantly incurred against this Act. The times for letting
cottages, sowing flax,- making linen clothes, &c. , in the Act
are enlarged one year. All persons to take notice of the
Act.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Ossory, Roscomon,
Meath, Arran, Dungannon, Hen. Midensis, Fra. Aungier,
Kingston, Robert Forth, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (208); 2 (72); 2. A. (112). Antiq. 1 (97).

N° 779.

21 MARCH.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We have
been necessarily . . .

[For enforcing Hearth-money.]

Dublin: 21 March 1666[-7].

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1666[-7].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 to boured 2) and re-
Ormonde.

The hearth-money does not come in, owing to concealment
of hearths, &c., obstinacy of persons of quality who will not
admit inspectors, the combination against distresses, and
the connivance of magistrates. All arrears from 24 June
1965 [sic, 1665] must be paid at once to the Deputies,
No. 770, q.v. Magistrates and officers to assist Deputies.
This to be proclaimed within 14 days after receipt.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Ossory, R. Coot,
Hen. Midensis, Kingston, Fra. Aungier, Santry, J. Temple,
Rob. Byron.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (211); 1. B. (151); 2 (76); 2. A. (116).
Antiq. 1 (98). H° 780.

1667

1 APRIL. — BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Removing restraints on Foreign Trade.]

Dublin : 1 April 1667.

Not found.

Ormonde.

By advice of the Privy Council of England, all restraints
on the exportation of commodities of the growth or manu-
facture of Ireland to foreign parts is taken off. There is to
be no trade to the foreign plantations, otherwise than the
laws allow, nor to prejudice the charter of the Canary
Company.

From No. 784, q.v. B° 781.

29 APRIL.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by a Pro-
clamation . . .

[Enlarging time for bringing in wheat and meal.]
Dublin : 29 April 1667.

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1667.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 Us, quantities 2) declare, benefit
Ormonde.

Cites Proclamation 11 Feb. 1666[-7], No. 778, q.v. Owing
to the neglect of some Commissioners of the Subsidies, some
have not been able to bring in their wheat, &c., by 1 May.
The time is enlarged to 1 June.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Ossory, Roscomon,
Meath, Donegal, Dungannon, Kingston, J. Temple, Rob.
Byron, Paul Davys, Robert Forth, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (265); 1. B. (152).

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N° 782.
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Nos 783-91

1667: 19 Charles II

29 APRIL.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by Act of
Council . . .

[Further enlarging the payment of first moiety of
£30,000.]

Dublin: 29 April 1667.

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1667.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 of 1667 re-

Ormonde.

Cites Act 27 April 1666, No. 759, q.v. The time is
further enlarged to 1 Nov. 1667. This to be published and
proclaimed.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Ossory, Meath,
Donegal, Dungannon, Charlemont, Kingston, J. Temple,
Rob. Byron, Robert Forth.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (267); 1. B. (153). N° 783.

7 JUNE. — BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] As by Proclamation
dated . . .

[Concerning Liberty of Trade.]

Dublin : 7 June 1667.

Dublin: J. Crooke: 1667.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 did Kingdom take

Ormonde.

Cites Proclamation 1 April 1667, No. 781, q.v., taking off
restraints on the export of Irish manufactures to foreign
parts, but not including the plantations or the limits of the
Canary Co. By letter from Lord Arlington the charters of
the Royal, East Indy, and Turkey Companies as well are
not to be infringed.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Meath, Donegal,
Dungannon, Kingston, R. Coot, Robert Forth, Edw. Massie.
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (268) ; 1. B. (154). N° 784.

31 JULY. — BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas His
Majesties . . .

[Claims for abatement of quit-rents, &c.]

Dublin: 31 July 1667.

Dublin: J. Crooke: 1667.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 the Act 2) or taking
Ormonde.

Claims for abatement of quit-rents must be lodged with
full particulars within four months. Certificates from com-
missioners to pass letters patent within four months, or if
previous reprisals are taken within four months after restora-
tion of their lands. Future certificates to pass letters patent
within six months.

Mich. Dublin, Cane., A. Ranelagh, Fran. Aungier, Heugh
Glenaully, Jo. Bysse, J. Temple, Paul Davis, Theo. Jones.
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (269); 1. B. (155). N° 785.

24 AUGUST.— BY THE KING.

Dublin : J. Crooke : 1667.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 179 Bre- Twenty Sub-
A reprint of No. 3500, Eng., q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (271); 1. B. (156); 2 (79). N° 786.

24 AUGUST.— BY THE KING.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1667.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 Breda, mity conform
A reprint of No. 3501, Eng., q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (272) ; 1. B. (157) ; 2 (78). N° 787.

24 AUGUST.— BY THE KING.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1667.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 be- gust to
A reprint of No. 3502, Eng., q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (273); 1. B. (157); 2 (80). N° 788.

11 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by
occasion of the backwardness . . .

[For bringing in the King’s rents.]

Kilkenny: 11 September 1667.

Dublin: J. Crook : 1667.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 backwardness people 2) all they

Ormonde.

His Majesty’s rents are to be duly paid into the Exchequer
as before the late rebellion. The strictest measures will be
taken with any one failing to pay their Michaelmas rents
before the last day of Michaelmas Term or Easter rents in
Easter Term, or with any farmer not paying his dues at the
appointed day. The vice-treasurer or his deputy receiver-
general is responsible for the strict execution of this pro-
clamation. These to be published in all cities, market
towns, courts, &c.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Charlemont,
Kingston, Edw. Smythe, Jo. Bysse, J. Temple, Rob. Byron,
Paul Davys, Fra. Hamilton, Art. Forbess, Edw. Massie.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 323. Bodl. Carte 71, printed (20), (22).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (274). N° 789.

14 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORD LIEU-
TENANT GENERAL AND GENERAL
GOVERNOUR OF IRELAND. [Begins]
Whereas several Complaints . . .

[Soldiers who brew to pay excise and licence.]
Kilkenny : 14 September 1667.

Sine nota [J. Crook].

1 f. Roman letter. G. Lane.

Arms 180 made by respective

Ormonde.

On complaint of farmers of the excise soldiers who brew
or sell beer, ale, &c., after 1 October next and refuse to pay
excise and licence will be turned out of the army and left
for the farmers to recover their legal dues.

P.R.O. Dub. 2. A. (118) ; 2 (81). Antiq. 1 (99).

N° 790.

15 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by
a Clause in the . . .

[For payment of the year’s rent on Papist, &c., lands.]
Dublin : 15 October 1667.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1667.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 explaining some 2) therein aforesaid

Ormonde.

The valuationsof the year’s rent on papists’ and adventurers’
lands due in two payments 1 February 1665 and 1 February
1666 have now been made and are with Matthew Barry.
The rent is to be paid to John and Alexander Bence, on
24 June 1668 and 24 June 1669. All sums paid to Earl of
Orrery or Visct. Massereene on this account to be allowed.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Roscommon,
Drogheda, Dungannon, Fran. Aungier, Heugh Glenaully,
Fra. Hamilton, Art. Forbess.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (82); 2. A. (119). Antiq. 1 (100).

N° 791.*

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N°s 792-8

15 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas
divers complaints . . .

[Justices of Peace, &c., to assist Excise Officers.]
Dublin : 15 October 1667.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1667.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 Farmers and disobey

Ormonde.

Justices of Peace are said to arrest and imprison excise
officers. In future all Justices and other officers are to
assist the farmers of excise and their deputies to collect the
duties according to law.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Roscomon, Meath,
Dungannon. Fran. Aungier, Rob. Byron, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (276) ; 1. B. (158) ; 2 (84). N° 792.

1667-8

3 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. Concerning the cur-
rency of French Lewis’s.

Dublin : 3 February 1667[-8].

Not found.

From No. 918, q.v. N° 793.

1668

3 JUNE.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas Rory mac Ran-
dal .. .

[Reward for certain outlaws.]

Dublin : 3 June 1668.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1668.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 Baro- in 2) Murchy, 3) Neale, the

Ossory.

£10 reward for Rory mac Randal mac Donnel of Dun-
gannon Barony, Owen Doo mac Donel of the same, Toole
Ballagh mac Donnel of Croskevenagh in the same, Ferdarrogh
mac Donnel of the same, Gorry 6 Cahane of the same barony,
Gillespick mac Donnel of the same, Bryan Roe 6 Cahan of
the same, Shane 6 Cahan of the same, Patrick mac Cormick
6 Hagan of Ballynaskreen (Co. Derry), Patrick 6 Hagan of
the same, Shane 6 Hagan of the same, Robert Hamilton of
Castle Caulfield (Tyrone), William Miller of Carinteele, Conn
mac Neale Oge 6 Neale mac Art, mac Hugh Mergagh 6
Neale of Longfield (Co. Tyrone), Thomas mac Gragh of
Dromore, Bryan mac Donnel Carragh mac Cawell of Donagh
Cavagh (Tyrone), Hugh mac Murchy of Aghalurgher (Fer-
managh), Hugh mac Mahon of Dartry (Monaghan), Edmond
6 Moylan of Ballynaskreen, and Donnogh Roe Kevannagh,
Pierce Fitz Harris alias Pierce Bane, convicted of murder
of one Cubbadge, and Edmond Roe Brannagh, and Paul
Murphy, convicted of cutting out a man’s tongue, having
broken gaol at Wexford, unless they surrender before
24 June.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Donegall, Masse-
reene, Hen. Midensis, J. Temple, Robert Forth.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (85); 2. A. (121). Antiq. 1 (101).

N° 794.

19 JUNE— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For the payment of the year’s rent.]

Dublin : 19 June 1668.

Not found.

Ossory.

The first payment of the year’s rent payable by the Act
of Explanation from papists’, adventurers’, or soldiers’ lands

99

must be made on or before 1 August next, according to the
valuation in the hands of Matthew Barry, Esquire.

From No. 79 7, q.v. N° 795.

10 JULY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas in the Act,
Entituled, . . .

[Concerning claims for abatement of quit-rents.]
Dublin : 10 July 1668.

Dublin: J. Crook : 1668.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 the from 2) the persons
Ossory.

Cites proclamation 31 July 1667, No. 785, q.v. Persons
having claims for abatement of quit-rents on any grounds
must send them in before 25 October next, on which day
the statutory three years expire.

Mich. Dublin, Cane., Ranelagh, Hen. Midensis, Hugh
Glenaully, Paul Davys, Rob. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (88). N° 790.

14 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by Pro-
clamation, . . .

[For payment of the first half of the year’s rent.]
Dublin : 14 September 1668.

Dublin : J. Crook : 1668.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 date the 2) sixty Act

Ossory.

Cites proclamation 19 June, No. 795, q.v. The Commis-
sioners are to deposit the valuation books in the Exchequer
that process may issue against defaulters, who are warned
to pay the instalment before process is issued.

Mich. Dublin, Cane., A. Ranelaugh, G. Carteret, Edw.
Smythe, Paul Davis.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (90) ; 2. A. (124). Antiq. 1 (102).

N° 797.

1668-9

29 JANUARY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
GENERALL OF IRELAND. [Begins]
Whereas we are informed . . .

[Officers to return to their quarters.]

Dublin : 29 January 1668[-9].

Sine nota [J. Crook].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 180 disadvantage as may

Ossory.

Officers absent without leave, and those on leave for
harvest or for the term in Dublin, are to return to quarters
before 24 February next, on pain of dismissal from employ-
ment.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (92) ; 2. A. (126). Antiq. 1 (103).

N° 798.

1669

3 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas several Proclama-
tions . . .

[For payment of the year’s rent.]

Dublin : 3 August 1669.

Dublin: Benjamin Tooke : 1669.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 181 issued ation Exche-

Ossory.

Cites proclamations as to payment of year’s rent, Nos. 795,
797, &c., q.v. The valuations of lands liable to the year’s

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1669-70: 21-22 Charles II

rent are in the auditor-general’s office, and debets may be
had and full discharges granted. Payments should be com-
pleted before the process of the Exchequer issues.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Meath, Arran, G.
Carteret, Eich. Jones, Kob. Byron, Paul Davys.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (277); 1. B. (159). N° 799.

9 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the Lords of His . . .
[Forbidding import of Corn to Ireland.]

Dublin : 9 August 1669.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1669.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 most Ireland 2) persons the
Ossory.

Cites P. C. letter 28 July 1669. The proclamation of
29 March, No. 3525, Eng., q.v., does not apply to Irish corn
properly certificated. To ensure that the corn is Irish no
foreign corn or grain is to be imported on pain of forfeit and
other punishment by royal prerogative.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Arran, Kanalagh,
Hen. Midensis, G. Carteret, Rich. Jones, Paul Davys.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (278); 1. B. (160) ; 2 (93). 800.

26 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas in an Act of . . .
[For assessing Hearth-money where there are no hearths.]
Dublin : 26 August 1669.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1669.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 lately It conform

Ossory.

Cites Act ; any house with no chimney or hearth to be
counted as having two hearths (after 24 March 1667-8) until
it has one or more fixed hearths with a chimney or chimneys
over. This clause is published that all may know.

Mich. Dublin, Cane., R. le Power and Carraghmore,
Kingston, Rich. Jones, Edw. Massie, G. Lane.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (212); 1. B. (161); 2(96); 2. A. (127).
Antiq. 1 (104). N° 801.

1 OCTOBER. — BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas
several Rolls . . .

[For restoring several records to Dublin Castle.]
Dublin : 1 October 1669.

Dublin : B. Tooke : [1669].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 of quisitions ut-

J. Roberts.

Several rolls, inquisitions, and other records of crown
lands, &c. , have been embezzelled and taken out of Berming-
liam’s Tower in Dublin Castle. Any one who has any of
them to bring them in to Sir William Domvile, Attorney-
General, within three months. Information of their where-
abouts to be given within one month by any person who
knows of them.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Donegal!, Drogheda,
Arran, Shannon, Dungannon, Fitzharding, Charlemount, Fra.
Aungier, Herbert, R. Coote, Santry, J. Temple, Paul Davys,
G. Lane, Fra. Hamilton, Theo. Jones, Edw. Massie.

Bodl. Carte 71, printed (23). P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (280);
1. B. (162); 2 (95). N° 802.

29 OCTOBER. — BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the
Commissioners . . .

[Estreats and Accounts of Subsidies to be completed.]
Dublin : 29 October 1669.

Dublin : B. Tooke : [1669].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 181 ra- accompts 2) make shall

J. Roberts.

The Commissioners of Subsidies have not made complete
returns of the estreats, and some collectors have not finished
their accounts and paid in the money due. The estreats
are to be put in by 20 November and the accounts settled
by 3 December, on which dates the Exchequer is to issue
process against delinquents.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Roscomon, Drog-
heda, Conway and Kilulta, Ranelagh, Dungannon, R.
Coote, Jo. Bysse, Paul Davys.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (213); 1. B. (163); 2 (97); 2. A. (128).
Antiq. 1 (105). N° 803.

26 NOVEMBER— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas

divers persons . . .

[Letters Patent to be taken out on Settlement.]
Dublin : 26 November 1669.

Dublin : B. Tooke : [1669].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 from ance Letters

J. Roberts.

All persons who have certificates from the late Commis-
sioners for Settlement to pass their letters patent within
four months.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Roscomon, Drog-
heda, Conway and Kilulta, Massareene, Dungannon, Fitz-
Harding, Henry Midensis, R. Coote, Rich. Jones, J. Temple,
G. Lane.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (281) ; 1. B. (164); 2 (99). N° 804.

1669-70

21 MARCH.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas His Most
Excellent . . .

[Appointing commissioners for crown rents.]
Dublin : 21 March 1669[-70],

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1669[-70].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 182 Commission One Requireing

J. Roberts.

John Stone, Samuell Richardson, Richard Bucknall, and
Thomas Breedon are to collect all quit-rents and payments
due to the Crown from 25 Dec. 1668, chief rents, rents,
service of inheritance, rents of assize, rents charge, rents
seek, fee-farme rents, rents reserved on twenty-one year
leases, ascart rents, purprestures arrested, copyhold rents,
and all other certain and ancient crown rents.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Roscomon, Arran,
R. Ranelagh, J. Temple, Theo. Jones, Edw. Massie.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (282); 1. B. (165). N° 805.

21 MARCH— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas in pur-
suance of . . .

[Appointing collectors of hearth-money.]

Dublin : 21 March 1669[-70].

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1669[-70].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 182 pas- Establishing thereof

J. Roberts.

John Stone, Samuell Richardson, Richard Bucknall, and
Thomas Breedon are appointed collectors of hearth-money
from 25 Dec. 1668.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Roscomon, Arran,
R. Ranelagh, J. Temple, Theo. Jones, Edw. Massie.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (283) ; 1. B. (166) ; 2 (100). N° 806.

100

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Nos 807-13

1670

28 MARCH— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT

AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas divers
persons . . .

[Enlargement of time for obtaining Patents.]

Dublin : 28 March 1670.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1670.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 183 Certifi- cates perills

J. Roberts.

Cites proclamation 26 Nov. 1669, No. 804, q.v. Enlarges
time for three months from date.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., R. Booth, J.
Temple, Paul Davys, Edw. Massie.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (101) ; 2. A. (130). Antiq. 1 (106).

N° 807.

29 APRIL— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT

AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas Rory mac
Randall . . .

[£20 reward for certain proclaimed rebels.]

Dublin : 29 April 1670.

Dublin : B. Tooke 1 : 1670.

3 ff Gothic letter.

Arms 180 Barony Parish 2) Subjects, 3) for and

Jo. Berkeley.

Cites proclamation 3 June 1668, No. 794, q.v., against
certain Ulster outlaws. Bryan 6 Cane is now protected by
William Yisct. Charlemont, Toole Ballagh mac Donnel is
dead, Bryan mac Donnell Carragh mac Cawell killed, Gory
6 Cahan in Dungannon Prison, Robert Hamilton hanged.
£20 reward for any of the others. Kedagh Backa 6 Hart
of Co. Sligoe, Patrick Cambell of Co. Mayo, Edmond mac
Gwire, Connor mac Loghlin, James 6 Farrell, Cormock 6
Canane alias 6 Coonan, Randall mac Donell of Co. Leitrim,
and Oliver Bannagh and Shane mac Gragh, tones all, are to
surrender before 24 May. £20 reward for each of them
after that date. Rewards to be paid in Ulster by Earl of
Donegal, or Visct. Charlemont, and in Connaught by L.
Kingston, L. President.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Desmond, Arran,

R. Ranelagh, R. le Power, R. Coote, R. Booth, Rob. Byron,
Fra. Hamilton, Art. Forbess, Robert Forth, Theo. Jones,
Tho. Pigott.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (102). Antiq. 1 (107).

1 Sold by Mary Crooke in Castle Street. jjo 808.

1 JUNE. — BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas Edmund
mac Gilaspy . . .

[£20 reward for certain outlaws.]

Dublin : 1 June 1670.

Dublin: B. Tooke : 1670.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 Long- Sonaghan 2) Coun- 3) in and
Jo. Berkeley.

£10 reward for Edmund mac Gilaspy of Longfeild (Co.
Tyrone), Redmond mac Knogher mac Quayd of the same,
Thomas 6 Connelly of Dartry (Co. Monaghan), Owen mac
Gwire (Co. Fermanagh), Daniel Boy mac Cormuck of Long-
feild, Neile mac Gill of Clogher, Bryan 6 Boyle of Donnegall,
Bryan mac Gilligan of Longfield, Henry 6 Neile mac Neile
Oge of Dromore, James mac Coscar, Rory mac Quayd mac
Henry, Hugh Oge mac Cagh of Lurg (Fermanagh), Art mac
Rory of Omagh, Edmund mac Swyne of Maghery-killmoony
(Ferm.), Patrick 6 Sonaghan of Magashell (Tyrone), Donell
6 Sonaghan of the same, Loughlin Donnalan of Annagh
(Mayo), Jonin Reagh mac Philip of Aghamore (Mayo), Enass
jnac Donnel of Loghlin (Rose.), William Callin of Strad

101

(Mayo), Edmund mac Mullin of the same, unless they sur-
render before 30 June. Rewards to be paid as before
[No. 808, q.v.].

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Donegall, Arran,
R. Ranelagh, Shannon, Charlemont, R. le Power, Kingston,
R. Booth, J. Temple, Rob. Byron, Theo. Jones, Tho. Pigott.
P.R.O. Dub. 2 (105). N° 809.

22 JUNE.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We are
highly sensible . . .

[Publishing the Table of Fees for Sheriffs, &c.]
Dublin : 22 June 1670.

Dublin : B. Tooke1 : 1670.

5 ff. Gothic and Roman letter.

Arms 180 great poverish 2) Fees Coun- 3-5 Table of Fees
Jo. Berkeley.

Indictments (except for felony or treason) to bear the
prosecutor’s name and place of abode. Table of fees author-
ized by Yisct. Grandison [circ. 1620] to be observed and to
be publicly fixed up. No fees in future on traverses of
indictments. The offices of Clerk of the Crown and Clerk
of the Peace must not be farmed. This proclamation and
Table of Fees to be read in every county at Assizes and
Quarter Sessions.

Fees. Sheriffs, Clerk of the Crown and Assizes in Cir-
cuits, Clerk of the Peace, Gaolers’ Fees.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Donegall, R. Rane-
lagh, Shannon, Massereene, Henry Midensis, Kingston, R.
Booth, Jo. Bysse, J. Temple, Rob. Byron, Paul Davys,
Tho. Piggot.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (108).

fol. [D] 1. 2 ends ‘ dyeth be- ’ no signature.

Ormonde MSS. ii. 336.

1 Sold by Joseph Wilde, Bookseller in Castle Street. N° 810.

22 JUNE.

Dublin : B. Tooke : [1670].

5 ff. Gothic and Roman letter.

Arms 180 great poverish 2) Fees every 3-5 Table of Fees
Another edition of No. 810, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 2. A. (131).
fol. 3 has sig. C. fol. [D] 1. 2 ends ‘ dy- ’.

Sold by Mary Crook. U° 811.

22 JUNE.

Dublin: B. Tooke: [1670].

5 ff. Roman and Gothic letter.

Another edition of No. 810, q.v.

Orm. (1), wanting ff. 1 and 2.

fol. C, ‘ Ore every person ’ last line but one. fol. D, 1. 2 ends
‘ dieth be ’.

Sold by Mary Crook. U° 812.

22 JUNE.

Dublin : B. Tooke : [1670].

5 ff. Gothic and Roman letter.

Arms 180 and and 2) Fees do 3-5 Table of Fees
Another edition of No. 810, q.v.

Antiq. 1 (108).

fol. C ‘For’, fol. D, 1. 2 ends ‘dieth be-’.

Sold by Mary Crooke. U° 813.

6 JULY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by one
Clause . . .

[For the payment of the year’s rent.]

Dublin : 6 July 1670.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1670.

2 ff Gothic letter.

Arms 180 En tholick 2) de- hereby

Nos 814-20

1670-1: 22-23 Charles II

Jo. Berkeley.

The arrears of the year’s rent of papists’ and adventurers’
lands will be levied by process of Exchequer this long vaca-
tion. They will be issued 10 September 1670. Arrears
may be paid before that date.

Ja. Armachanus, Donegall, R. Ranelagh, Shannon, Masse-
reene, R. Booth, J. Temple, Theo. Jones, Tho. Pigott.
P.R.O. Dub. 2 (113) ; 2. A. (137).

Sold by Mary Crooke. U-0 814.

17 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas Thurloe
Boyle, Thurloe . . .

[£20 reward for certain outlaws.]

Dublin : 17 August 1670.

Dublin: B. Tooke : 1670.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 Richard of 2) their con-
Jo. Berkeley.

£20 reward for Thurloe Boyle, Thurloe Bryan, Richard
Burke, Miles Swiney, William Hogan of Tipperary unless
they surrender before 7 September. Reward paid by Earl
of Arran, Pres, of Munster.

Mich. Dublin, Cane., Thomond, Arran, R. Ranelagh, Fran.
Aungier, Kingston, Windesor, Paul Davis, Edw. Massie,
Tho. Pigott.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (115). N° 815.

2 SEPTEMBER— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] We . . . For

prevention of . . .

[Building regulations for Dublin.]

Dublin : 2 September 1670.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1670.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 Council, windows contrary
Jo. Berkeley.

All houses to be built of stone or brick or both, covered
with slate or tile, no jutting in the front (except balconies).
Foundations to first story to be a brick and a half thick.
Thatch to be taken off all houses and cabins within a year.

Mich. Dublin, Cane., R. Ranelagh, Fran. Aungier, King-
ston, Windesor, Jo. Bysse, Paul Davys, Tho. Pigott.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (117). N° 816.

1671

15 APRIL— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER
NOUR OF IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas
Information hath been made . . .

[Concerning the pay of the Army.]

Dublin : 15 April 1671.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1671.

1 f. Roman letter. Ellis Leighton.

Arms 178 the Twelve notice
Jo. Berkeley.

Since 2 1 April last 1 2 months’ pay has been issued to the
Royal Regiment and Horse Guards, and 15 months’ pay to
the rest of the army. Commanding officers to certify within
a month whether this has been paid, as complaints have
been made on the matter. This to be printed and posted up
in all garrisons.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (118). N° 817.

9 OCTOBER. — BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas
His Majesty . . .

[Concerning the granting of new charters.]
Dublin : 9 October 1671.

Dublin: B. Tooke : 1671.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Roy- ved 2) and 3) Quo ly-

Jo. Berkeley.

Cites royal letter 16 Aug. 1671. Irish charters were all
forfeited and brought in by proclamation, Sept. 1666, No. 774,
q.v. The chief magistrates of all cities to attend the Council
before 1 February next and sue out new charters.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Roscommon, Clan-
brasill, Ro. Booth, Jo. Bysse, Rob. Byron, Paul Davys,
Maurice Eustace, Char. Meredyth.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (284); 1. B. (167). K.I.D. N. 1. 27 (17).

N° 818.

20 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas His
Majesty by His . . .

[Appointing Commissioners for the Revenue.]
Dublin : 20 October 1671.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1671.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 the the 2) John 3) set- Pe-

Jo. Berkeley.

Cites patent 4 Aug. 1671 to Yisct. Ranelagh and others
for the revenue to 26 Dec. 1675, and patent 23 Sept, to
Yisct. Ranelagh or Robert Sands, Sir Alexander Bence or
Thomas Taylor, Sir James Hayes or John Hayes, John
Bence or Thomas Scarth, George Dashwood or Edward
Roberts, Joseph Dean, sen. or jun., Robert Huntington or
Griffith Bodurda, John or Lancellot Stepney, Richard King-
don or John Winkworth ; or any five of them to be com-
missioners for the Vice-Treasurership. Commission 1 0 October
to L. Lieutenant, L. Chancellor, Richard, E. of Cork and
Burlington, Thomas, E. of Ossory, Lieut.-Gen. of the Army,
Roger, E. of Orrery, L. Pres, of Munster, H., E. of Drogheda,
Richard Visct. Ranelagh, Richard, L. Power, Hugh, Baron
Glanawly, Sir Arthur Forbes, Bart., Martiall, Sir Robert
Booth, C.J.C.P., John Bysse, Chief Baron, Sir Theophilus
Jones, and George Cooper to settle debts and arrears in
not more than eight half-yearly payments if necessary. All
debtors to appear before the Commission before 1 December.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., J. Temple, Paul
Davys, Mau. Eustace, Char. Meredyth.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (287); 1. B. (168). N° 819.

24 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the

Commissioned . . .

[Concerning the money due to Commissioned Officers.]
Dublin: 24 November 1671.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1671.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 Ma- ther 2) much con-

Jo. Berkeley.

The commissioned officers of 1649 have offered to assign
to the King one half of the sum of £100,000 on condition of
prompt payment of the remainder. Those of them who have
not yet agreed are asked to fall in with it and sign the con-
ditions. John Champante, Deputy Receiver-General, and
Thomas Taylor, Comptroller, to receive subscriptions. The
money will be paid within six months.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Desmond, Hen.
Midensis, Robert Booth, Jo. Bysse, John Temple, Theophilus
Jones, Edward Massie, Maurice Eustace, Charles Meredyth.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (290). N° 820.

102

1671-2: 24 Charles II

Nos 82i-8

1671-2

8 MARCH.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT

AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We the
Lord Lieutenant . . .

[Liberty to Papists to sell and purchase houses.]
Dublin : 8 March 1671[-2].

Dublin: B. Tooke1: 1671 [-2].

4 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 and divers 2) with 3) said 4) incur take

Jo. Berkeley.

Cites in full royal letter 26 Feb. 1671 [-2] dispensing with
the Acts of Settlement and Explanation. All Roman Catholic
subjects are licensed to hire, purchase, demise, alien, or
grant to each other houses in any corporate town or liberty,
the purchaser taking only the usual oath of allegiance.
Roman Catholics formerly freemen, and those having right
to be admitted freemen of cities to have their full rights.
This to be published in all towns.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Clanbrazill, Heugh
Glenaully, Jo. Bysse, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1(215); 2(119); 2. A. (139). Antiq. 2(109).
P.R.O. S.P.I. 331 (2 copies).

Declared void 19 September 1695 ; see C.J.I. ii (1). 65.

] Sold by Joseph Wilde. R° 821.

17 MARCH.— [BY THE KING.] His Majesties
Declaration Against the States General Of The
United Provinces Of The Low-Countreys.

Whitehall : 17 March 1671-2.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1672.

4 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 Quiet Our 2) in 3) by 4) Declare, provo-
Recites league with United Provinces in 1 660 ; negotiations
of 1664; war 1665-7, and grievances under the Treaty of
Breda. They refuse to regulate the East India trade, to
allow the English settlers to remove from Surinam. They
publish abusive pictures of the King. They violate the right
of the flag in seas where they only fished by licence (1635,
1636, 1637), and refuse any satisfaction. War is declared.
Dutch subjects in England not to be molested. Any settling
there will be protected in person and estates. The true
intent of the Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle will be observed.
P.R.O. Dub. 2 (123).

Sold by J. Wilde. R° 822.

1672

27 MARCH.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] We. . .do Command
and . . .

[Wednesday 17 April to be a Fast Day.]

Dublin : 27 March 1672.

Dublin: B. Tooke: 1672.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 183 and Day to

Jo. Berkeley.

Wednesday, 17 April, to be a day of fasting, divine ser-
vice, and sermons for a blessing on the army and fleet.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., O. Bryen, Art.
Forbese, Ro. Booth, Paul Davys, Theo. Jones, Char. Mere-

dyth.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (127) ; 2. A. (141). Antiq. 2 (110).

N° 823.

9 JULY— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT

AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by the
antient . . .

[Against spreading of False News, &c.]

Dublin : 9 July 1672.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1672.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 of ings 2) and exem-

Jo. Berkeley.

Loyal subjects are warned against spreading false news or
reports, or intermeddling in affairs of State, or the persons
of His Majesty’s counsellors. Hearers are equally punish-
able. Those present at coffee houses or public or private
meetings will be punished if they do not reveal what is said
at once.

Ja. Armachanus, ' Mich. Dublin, Cane., O. Bryen, Art.
Forbese, Ro. Booth, J. Temple, Paul Davys, H. Ingoldsby,
Char. Meredyth.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (128); 2. A. (142). Antiq. 2 (111).

N° 824.

29 JULY— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOUR OF IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas His
Majestie by his Letters . . .

[For licensing Pedlars, &c.]

Dublin : 29 July 1672.

Dublin: B. Tooke: 1672.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 182 un- derations 2) a- first
Jo. Berkeley.

Cites royal letter of 16 June 1671. A patent under Great
Seal of Ireland was granted to Sir George Hamilton and
Capt. James Roch on 14 Jan., 16 Chas. II [1664-5] for
thirty-one years at a rent of 20 marks for an office for
licensing pedlars, petty chapmen, or gray merchants. As
this has not been carried into effect, it is now to be enforced.
Rates to be laid down, and magistrates ordered to assist.
Every pedlar is therefore to pay 20s. yearly as licence, from
the date of this proclamation, to the patentees. All magis-
trates, &c., to take notice and assist.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (130). Antiq. 2 (112).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 336. ro g25.

29 JULY.

Arms 180 un- therein

Another edition of No. 825, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 2. A. (144).

29 JULY.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1676.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 183 un- therein

Another edition of No. 825, q.v.

Orm. (21).

The date indistinct: distinguished from No. 826 by the catchword,
fo. 1 ‘Pattents’. R° 827.

17 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEU-
TENANT AND COUNCIL. Rules, orders &
directions made & established by vs the Lord
Lieutenant & Council for the better regulating of all
such Cities, Walled Towns & Corporations within
this Kingdom of Ireland and the Electing of Magis-
trates & officers there for which no other particular
Rules, Orders or directions have been or shall be
made by us before the 29 day of this instant Sep-
tember.

Dublin : 16 September 1672.

Found only in MS.

Essex.

Regulations for elections in corporations, under the Act
explaining doubts as to the Settlement.

P.R.O. S.P.I. Entry Book 309.

Has been printed. R° 828.

23 SEPTEMBER— BY THE LORD LIEU-
TENANT AND COUNCIL. Rules orders &
directions made & established by us the Lord
Lieutenant & Council for the better regulating the

2) a- first

R° 820.

2) a- first

103

Nos 829-35

1672-3: 24-25 Charles II

several Cities, Walled Townes & Corporations of
Cork, Waterford, Kinsale, Youghall, Cashel, Clon-
ruell, Athlone, Londonderry, Carrickfergus, Coleraine,
Strabane, Charlemont, Trym, Dundalk, Kilkenny,
Wexford, & Ross in the County of Wexford and the
electing of Magistrates and Officers there.

Dublin: 23 Sept. 1672.

Found only in MS.

Essex.

Rules for elections, &c., in these cities.

P.R.O. S.P.I. Entry Book 309.

Has been printed. 829.

23 SEPTEMBER— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. Rules, orders, & direc-
tions made & established by us the Lord Lieutenant
and Council for the better regulating of the Corpora-
tion of the City of Limerick and the electing of
Magistrates & officers there.

Dublin : 23 September 1672.

Found only in MS.

Essex.

P.R.O. S.P.I. Entry Book 309.

Has been printed. N° 830.

23 SEPTEMBER —BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-

ANT AND COUNCIL.

Found only in MS.

Similar rules for Galway.

P.R.O. S.P.I. Entry Book 309.

Has been printed. U° 830 a.

24 SEPTEMBER.— BYTHE LORD LIEUTEN-

ANT AND COUNCIL. Rules, Orders, and
Directions, Made and Establish'd by us the Lord
Lieutenant and Council, for the better Regulating
the Corporation of the City of Dublin; And the
Electing of Magistrates and Officers there.

Dublin: 24 September 1672.

Sine nota.

4 pp. foolscap fo. Gothic letter.

Double columns made p. 2) Twenty p. 3) the p. 4) the this
Essex.

Regulating the election, &c., of the Dublin Corporation
under the Act for explaining doubts as to the Settlement.

Ja. Armaccanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Conway and Kilulta,
Massereene, Hen. Midensis, Fran. Aungier, Art. Forbese,
Jo. Bysse, Will. Steward, Fra. Hamilton, H. Ingoldesby,
Theo. Jones, A. Chichester, Char. Meredyth.

T.C.D. A. 7. 1 (108). R.I.A. N° 831.

25 SEPTEMBER— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-

ANT AND COUNCIL.

Found only in MS.

Similar rules for Drogheda.

P.R.O. S.P.I. Entry Book 309.

Has been printed. Ifo gg^ a>

21 OCTOBER— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We
the Lord . . .

[Pardon for all offences before the Restoration.]
Dublin : 21 October 1672.

Dublin: B. Took: 1672.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 Lieutenant ‘ Cousin 2) and 3) the the
Essex.

Cites royal letter 28 Sept. 1672, enjoining that no indict-
ments be preferred against any Irish subjects for offences

during the rebellion or before the Restoration. These letters
to be enrolled in the four courts and published by Act of
State.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Arran, Fran.
Aungier, Ro. Booth, Jo. Bysse, J. Temple, Ro. Byron,
Will. Steuart, H. Ingoldsby, Theo. Iones, Maurice Eustace,
Char. Meredyth, Hen. Ford.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (132); 2. A. (146). Antiq. 2 (113).
P.R.O. S.P.I. 332. 21 (2 copies). N° 832.

25 OCTOBER— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We
are informed, . . .

[Concerning Tolls and Customs.]

Dublin : 25 October 1672.

Dublin: B. Took : 1672.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 in Families 2) unto as

Essex.

No tolls are to be charged but those paid in 1641 or since
granted by charter. A return of all customs, tolls, and
other duties charged to be sent up by every town before
24 Dec. expressing the authority for such charge.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Fran. Aungier,
Ro. Booth, J. Temple, Will. Steuart, Mau. Eustace, J.
Stephens, Will. Flower, Hen. Ford.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (135); 2. A. (149). Antiq. 2 (114).

N° 833.

22 NOVEMBER. — BY THE LORD LIEU-
TENANT GENERAL AND GENERAL
GOVERNOUR OF IRELAND. [Begins] We
judging it requisite . . .

[Officers to return to their quarters.]

Dublin: 22 November 1672.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1672.

1 f. Gothic letter. Hen. Ford.

Arms 180 Majesties of as

Essex.

Officers (except Privy Councillors) are to return to their
quarters forthwith and there to remain.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (137); 2. A. (157). Antiq. 2 (115).

N° 834.

1672-3

24 JANUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas His
Majesty by His . . .

[Against false reports as to Act of Settlement.]
Dublin : 24 January 1672[-3].

Dublin: B. Tooke : 1672[-3],

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 180 Let- judge 2) wea- one

Essex.

Cites royal letter 14 Jan. The King’s intention by his
late indulgence, No. 821, q.v., is not to weaken the Act of
Settlement. No one is to spread such a report.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Thomond, Donegall,
Conway and Kilulta, Hen. Midensis, Fran. Aungier, Jo.
Bysse, J. Temple, H. Ingoldesby, Theo. Jones, W. Flower,
Ed. Massey, A. Chichester, Char. Meredith, Hen. Ford.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 333. 43. P.R.O. Dub. 2 (138); 2. A. (152).
Antiq. 2 (116). N° 835.

4 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOV-
ERNOUR OF IRELAND. [Begins] Where-
as we are informed, That ...

[For the protection of Anthony Egan, B.D.]
Dublin: 4 February 1672[-3].

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter. Henry Forde.

Arms 184 And His 4th.

1672-3: 25 Charles II

Nos 836-42

Essex.

Anthony Egan, Clerk, has been assaulted last Sunday and
other times by a crowd of boys and idle persons. All magis-
trates, &c., are to give him free and quiet passage, and to
protect him and his servant from assault, arresting offenders.

With a certificate signed by the Vice-Chancellor of Oxford,
Provost of Queen’s, President of Trinity, Principal of St.
Edmund Hall, Prof. Wallis, President of Brazen Nose, and
Ab. Campion, senior proctor, dated 29 August 1673, to his
behaviour in Oxford.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (140). N° 836.

7 FEBRUARY— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas His
Majesty by . . .

[Concerning Tragedies, Comedies, Operas, and Interludes.]
Dublin: 7 February 1672[-3].

Dublin: B. Tooke : 1672[-3].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 183 His John Year

Essex.

Cites royal letter 6 Sept. 1672. John Ogleby was made
Master of the Revels for Ireland 8 May, 13 Chas. II [1661].
His office licenses persons to act tragedies, comedies, operas,
and interludes, provided they be decent, becoming, and not
profane or abnoxious. All plays, &c., not licensed to be
suppressed. Several men of good behaviour travelling with
licensed monsters, motions, shows, and other plays and
interludes have not been allowed to exhibit in some towns,
and afterwards other unlicensed persons, rope-dancers, &c.,
have been tolerated. This is a contempt. All officers,
mayors, &c., are to aid the Master of the Revels and his
assigns.

Thomond, H. Ingoldesby, Theo. Jones, A. Chichester,
Mau. Eustace, Char. Meredyth.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (141); 2. A. (154). Antiq. 2 (117).

N° 837.

18 FEBRUARY— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOV-
ERNOUR OF IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas
Our very good Lord . . .

[For the payment of soldiers’ arrears, and forbidding
compositions.]

Dublin: 18 February 1672[-3],

Dublin: B. Tooke: 1672[-3].

4 ff. Gothic letter. Hen. Ford.

Arms 178 Richard December 2) or 3) Officers 4) a- hath

Essex.

Recites contract with Visct. Ranelagh, 24 August 1671, to
pay all arrears (army, £139,001. 11s. 4 d., civil, £4,000,
artillery, £1,147) due 25 Dec. 1670 within 4 years, to be paid
in twelve equal portions, the first 24 Dec. 1672 and thence-
forward every three months. This cannot be paid until
the amount of debts due for quarters is ascertained. Every
person claiming debts contracted for quarters between
28 July 1662 and 25 March 1670 is to send in a statement
certified by the commanding officer of each troop or com-
pany, and the chief magistrate of the town where they are
now quartered. In the case of disbanded regiments, &c.,
Sir James Cuff, Joseph Dean, Griffith Bodurda, Abraham
Yarner, and Richard Barry are to certify. No soldier or
officer is to compound for arrears. No compositions will be
allowed.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (142); 2. A. (155). Antiq. 2 (118).

N° 838.

24 MARCH.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOUR OF IRELAND. [Begins] Forasmuch
as we judge it fit . . .

VOL. II

[Officers to return to their quarters.]

Dublin : 24 March 1672[-3].

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1672[-3].

1 f. Gothic letter. Hen. Ford.

Arms 180 Service, therefore Articles

Essex.

All officers of the army (except Privy Councillors) to
return to their quarters forthwith or if on leave within 14
days. On pain, &c.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (146) ; 2. A. (159). Antiq. 2 (119).

N° 839.

1673

28 JULY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas Informa-
tion is given . . .

[Against export of Precious Metals.]

Dublin: 28 July 1673.

Dublin: B. Tooke: 1673.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 184 the Laws 2) Maje- tender

Essex.

The laws against the export of money, plate, bullion, gold
or silver, wrought or unwrought, without licence are to be
strictly enforced. Informers to have one-quarter of what is
confiscated. Searchers to be strict in enforcing the law.

Mich. Dublin, Cane., Conway and Kilulta, Hen. Midensis,
Fran. Aungier, R. Coote, Jo. Bysse, Art. Forbes, Will.
Flower.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (147).

Simon 136. jfo g40.

28 JULY.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 Lieu- the p. 2) Sear- and

Essex.

A reprint of No. 840, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 2. A. (160). N° 841.

17 OCTOBER. — BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas

divers persons, . . .

[Against making or stamping tokens.]

Dublin: 17 October 1673.

Dublin: B. Tooke : 1673.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 184 of and they

Essex.

Many private persons in the cities and market towns of
Ireland have issued tokens for a penny or a halfpenny. No
one is to make or issue any token without special licence
from the King.

Mich. Dublin, Cane., Thomond, Conway and Kilulta,
Art. Forbese, J. Povey, Ro. Booth, Jo. Bysse, Char. Mere-
dyth, Geo. Rawdon, Hen. Ford.

Orm. (2). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (149); 2. A. (16 Antiq. 2

(120).

Simon 137 ; Ormonde MSS. ii. 337. g42.

27 OCTOBER— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT GENERAL AND GENERAL GOV-
ERNOUR OF IRELAND. [Begins] Forasmuch
as we judge it fit . . .

[Officers to repair to their quarters.]

Dublin : 27 October 1673.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1673.

1 f. Gothic letter. Henry Ford.

Arms 184 His their case

105

p

Nos 843-50

1673-4: 25-26 Charles II

Essex.

Officers (except Privy Councillors) to return to their
quarters forthwith. Those on leave within 7 days. On
pain, &c.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 334. 75. P.R.O. Dub. 2 (150). N° 843.

27 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the
Lords of His . . .

[Against Popish Archbishops, Bishops, &c.]

Dublin : 27 October 1673.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1673.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 184 Honoura- Ecclesiastical 2) Titu- 3) and ae-
Essex.

Cites Privy Council letter 26 Sept. Peter Talbott, pre-
tended Archbishop of Dublin, and all other titular popish
archbishops, bishops, vicars-general, abbots, and all others
exercising ecclesiastical jurisdiction by the Pope’s authority
are forthwith to depart out of this kingdom, all convents,
seminaries, and popish schools are dissolved and suppressed,
and regular priests are to depart. Arrangements made for
shipping. A search to be made on and after 1 December.

Mich. Dublin, Cane., Thomond, Conway and Kilulta,
Hen. Midensis, Art. Forbese, J. Povey, Eo. Booth, Geo.
Kawdon, Theo. Jones, Char. Meredyth, Hen. Ford.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 334. 76 (3 copies). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (151).

N° 844.

8 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT GENERAL AND GENERAL GOV-
ERNOUR OP IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas
Information hath been given . . .

[Against Papists keeping arms.]

Dublin : 8 November 1673.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1673.

3 ff. Gothic letter. O. Becher.

Arms 184 that Orders 2) Po- 3) Wadington. distur-
Essex.

No papists to have or cany any muskets, calivers, pistols,
or other guns without licence. All who have arms to give
them up within a month to the ordnance stores or the
persons mentioned, who will give receipts for them. List
of persons in each county authorized to receive arms. Those
who do not deliver up their arms to be accounted public
disturbers.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 334. 87. Orm. (3). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (154),
(162). Antiq. 2 (121).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 337. 845.

20 NOVEMBER.— BY THE KING.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1673.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 184 at or Indicted
A reprint of No. 3584, Eng., q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (157). K.I.D. P. 553. N° 846.

29 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas in
pursuance of . . .

[Return of all Court Fees ordered.]

Dublin : 29 November 1673.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1673.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 184 Letters cellor 2) Knight 3) Fees, their
Essex.

Cites commission under Great Seal 7 Nov. 1673, for
inquiry and regulation of official fees. All persons claiming
fees in Dublin city or county to send in a list within twenty
days to Matthew Barry, clerk of the commission. All

106

other officers to send a return before first day of Hilary
Term.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Thomond, Hen.
Midensis, E. Coote, Art. Forbese, J. Temple, J. Povey, Eo.
Booth, Jo. Bysse, Hans Hamilton, Geo. Eawdon, Theo.
Jones, Char. Meredyth, William Flower.

Orm. (4).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 339. 847.

1673-4

27 FEBRUARY— BY THE KING.

Dublin: B. Tooke : 1673[-4].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 184 His throughout all
A reprint of No. 3590, Eng., q.v.

Orm. (5). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (158). N° 848.

2 MARCH.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas Donnell
ODowd . . .

[Reward for certain outlaws.]

Dublin : 2 March 1673 [-4].

Dublin: B. Tooke : 1673[-4],

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 184 Bunan, have 2) O 3) the the
Essex.

£10 reward for Donnell ODowd of Bunan, Arneglasse
Parish (Sligo) son of Owen ODowd, Donnogh ODowd his
brother, Donnell Oge OFulvey of Carr, Parish Drumlesse,
(Leitrim) Donnogh alias Dennis mac Namarrah of St. John’s,
Sligoe, son of Donnogh mac Shane mac Donnell Grana,
Darby alias Dermott OConnor, of the same, unless they
surrender before 10 April next.

Thomond, J. Temple, J. Povey, J. Bysse, H. Ingoldesby,
Char. Meredyth.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (159). N° 849.

1674

27 APRIL.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We the
Lord . . .

[Popish Clergy to leave the kingdom.]

Dublin : 27 April 1674.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1674.

4 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 184 and all 2) time 3) also 4) high to
Essex.

Recites tenor of proclamation 27 Oct. 1673, No. 844, q.v.,
issued on royal letter of 26 Sept, last, ordering Peter
Talbot, titular archbishop of Dublin, and all other persons
exercising ecclesiastical jurisdiction by authority from
Rome, to leave Ireland before 1 December last, and all
convents, &c., to be dissolved, and ordering arrest of all
such persons found in Ireland after that date. This pro-
clamation has not been obeyed. All persons are to give it
strict obedience at once. All regular priests, &c., to leave
the kingdom within 21 days. Officers to make search for
them and arrest them.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Hen. Midensis,
Art. Forbese, Ca. Dillon, J. Povey, H. Ingoldesby, William
Flower, Char. Meredyth.

Orm. (6). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (162); 2. A. (165). Antiq. 2

(122).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 340. N° 850.

1674-5: 26-27 Charles II

Nos 851_6

18 MAY. — BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We are
informed . . .

[For supply of the market and against export of corn.]
Dublin : 18 May 1674.

Dublin: B. Tooke : 1674.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 183 price the 2) well 3) find and

Essex.

Owing to the high price of corn the export of wheat,
barley, rye, beare, oats, pease, pulse, meslin, or any meal
is forbidden till Michaelmas. Farmers and corn masters to
supply the market. Mayors, &c., to search for engrossers
and forestalled and hoarders of corn.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Thomond, J.
Temple, Jo. Bysse, H. Ingoldesby, Geo. Rawdon.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (166) ; 2. A. (169). Antiq. 2 (123).

N° 851.

5 OCTOBER. — BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We
held it necessary . . .

[Further restraint on transportation of corn from
Ulster!]

Dublin : 5 October 1674.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1674.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 183 Procla- ry 2) Our due

Essex.

Cites proclamation 18 May, No. 851, q.v. No corn, &c.,
to be exported from Ulster until Christmas next. All
magistrates to enforce the furnishing of the market.

Conway and Kilulta, R. Ranelagh, Massereene, Brabazon,
Hen. Midensis, Art. Forbes, R. FitzGerald, J. Povey, J.
Bysse, H. Ingoldesby, Wm. Flower.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (169); 2. A. (172). N° 852.

14 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas
Redmond OHanlon . . .

[For apprehending R. OHanlon and others.]
Dublin : 14 December 1674.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1674.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 183 Tonderegee, Murphy 2) Yeo- 3) persons an-

Essex.

Redmond OHanlon of Tonderegee, Armagh, Laughlin
mac Redmond OHanlon of Killeany, Daniel mac Murphy
mac Thorlagh Roe OMurphy of the same, Cormuck Raver
OMurphy of the same, Hugh Turr OMurphy of the same,
Bryan Moyle ONeale of the same, James Roe of Ballintegart,
Hugh mac Shane of the same, Peter Pill of the same,
Thomas Willson of Mullaghglasse, Thorlagh mac Patrick
Goam OHanlon of Aghynecloghmullen, Owen oge Carthy
of County Kerry, Cnogher Reardane, alias Griagh, of the
same, John Howrane and Hugh Noonane of the same,
Shane Kittagh ODonnel of Prison in County Mayo, James
Gallagher mac Edmond Dorragh of Kilmore, Donnogh Boy
OGallagher of Coolkearny, Terlagh mac Kolgeen of the
same, Hugh Bane mac Brehoune of Carra, Co. Sligoe,
Donnel oge ODonnel mac Donnel oge of Sligo, William
OKeavin of Ballyntrohan, Bryan mac Donnogh of Coppany,
Donnogh FitzJohn OHart of Knockadooe, Owen ODoghertie
of Coulkearny, Co. Mayo, Tirlagh mac Brehoune of Carra,
Co. Sligo, and William Gallagher of Court, all yeomen,
have committed burglaries, &c., and fled to the woods and
mountains. They are to surrender before 1 February next
or be adjudged rebels and traitors. Ten pounds reward for
the head of any of them, and if the slayer is a proclaimed

person a free pardon in addition. All officers and subjects
to assist.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Clanbrasill, Conway
and Kilulta, Massereene, Kingston, Ca. Dillon, J. Povey,
Will. Stewaxt, Theo. Jones, Char. Meredith.

Orm. (7). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (171). Antiq. 2 (125).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 342. jjo Q53.

14 DECEMBER — BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-

ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by
Proclamation . • .

[Against the exportation of corn.]

Dublin : 14 December 1674.

Dublin: B. Tooke : 1674.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 183 Eigh- thereof 2) Officers shall
Essex.

Cites proclamation 18 May 1674, No. 851, q.v., prohibiting
export of corn till Michaelmas. The price of corn being
still high, no wheat, barley, rye, oats, bare, pease, beans,
meslin, mault, or meal is to be exported before Easter. The
market is to be properly supplied. Engrossers, forestallers,
and regraters to be punished.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Conway and Kilulta,
Massereene, Hen. Midensis, Ca. Dillon, J. Povey, Will.
Stewart, Theo. Jones, Char. Meredith.

Orm. (8). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (174); 2. A. (174). Antiq. 2
(124).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 342. jjo 854,

1674-5

3 FEBRUARY.— BY THE KING IN COUN-
CIL.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1674[-5].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 184 Preservation neral al
A reprint of No. 3608, Eng., q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (176). K.I.D. P. 553. N° 855.

15 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-

ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas in
an Act . . .

[For raising £31,000, part of £300,000.]

Dublin: 15 February 1674[-5].

Dublin: B. Tooke: 1674[-5],

52 pp. fo. Gothic letter.

Headpiece

Essex.

Assessments and Commissioners in each county, &c.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Thomond, Conway
and Kilulta, Hen. Midensis, Fran. Aungier, R. Coote, Art.
Forbese, J. Povey. Jo. Bysse, Will. Stewart, O. St. George,
H. Ingoldesby, Geo. Rawdon, Hans Hamilton, Theo. Jones,
Mau. Eustace, Char. Meredith.

T.C.D. B. 5. 21 (5). N° 856.

1 MARCH.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas His
Majesty . . .

[For easing the Sheriffs.]

Dublin : 1 March 1674[-5j.

Dublin: B. Tooke: 1674[-5].

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 184 Letters “riffs 2) Accompts 3) Ta- Majesties
Essex.

Cites royal letter 10 Feb. 1674[-5] mentioning the great
burdens on sheriff’s, which are harder to bear owing to the
impoverishment of the gentry. Judges to be allowed £100
per circuit for entertainment. Fees from sheriff's to cease

P 2

107

Nos 857-64

1674-5: 27 Charles II

either to Exchequer or Judges. Fees on passing accounts
still to be paid.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Thomond, Conway
and Kilulta, Hen. Midensis, R. Coote, Art. Forbese, J. Povey,
J. Temple, O. St. George, Geo. Rawdon, Theo. Jones, Char.
Meredith, Will. Harbord.

Orm. (9), sheet 1 missing. P.R.O. Dub. 2 (177); 2. A.
(176). Antiq. 2 (126).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 344. N° 857.

1675

19 MAY.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1675.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 184 since this the
A reprint of No. 3612, Eng., q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (180). 858.

10 JUNE— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas Divers
Disloyal . . .

[Concerning protections granted to Tories.]

Dublin : 10 June 1675.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1675.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 184 Com- to 2) to answer

Essex.

Certain tories have committed crimes under cover of pro-
tections. No protections are to be granted after 24 June
next to any robbers or tories. Protections granted before
then to be valid for the times expressed in them and no
longer. Applications for renewal or pardon to be made
direct to the Lord Lieutenant. The sheriffs to raise the
county from time to time to apprehend the robbers and
tories. All who harbour them to be punished.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Hen. Midensis, R.
Coote, Heugh Gleneully, Art. Forbese, Ca. Dillon, Jo. Bysse,
Hans Hammilton, Will. Stewart, Char. Meredith.

Orm. (10). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (181); 2. A. (179). Antiq.
2 (127).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 344. U-0 859.

7 JULY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas in the
Twenty . . .

[Enforcing the law against notorious thieves, &c.]
Dublin: 7 July 1675.

Dublin: B. Tooke : 1675.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 184 the and 2) spoils, as

Essex.

Cites 28 Hen. VI for killing of notorious thieves, &c. All
subjects are to aid and assist in killing notorious thieves
and robbers, and the sheriffs are to levy the rewards promised
in the Act, and to report to the Lord Lieutenant within
a month.

Mich. Dublin, Cane., Thomond, Tyrone, Art. Forbese,
Ro. Booth, Will. Stewart, O. St. George, H. Ingoldesby,
Hans Hamilton, Theo. Jones, Wm. Flower, Char. Meredith.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 309. 144. Orm. (11). P.R.O. Dub. 2
(183); 2. A. (181). Antiq. 2 (128).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 345. Jfo 860.

26 JULY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas Information is . . .
[Against the export of money.]

Dublin: 26 July 1675.

Dublin: B. Tooke: 1675.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Anns 184 Lords That 2) he, utmost

Mich. Dublin, C., Art. Forbese.

A reissue of No. 840, q.v.

Donegall, Arran, Blesinton, Hen. Midensis, R. FitzGerald,
R. Booth, J. Temple, Wm. Gore, Theo. Jones, Wm. Flower.

Orm. (12). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (185); 2. A. (183). Antiq.
2 (129).

Simon 140. N° 861.

15 DECEMBER. -BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. [Begins]
Whereas the King’s most . . .

[Trustees for the execution of the Acts of Settlement
and Explanation.]

Dublin : 15 December 1675.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1675.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 184 by late Towns
Mich. Dublin, C., Art. Granard.

Some of the securities available for the satisfaction of the
officers employed before 5 July 1649 are concealed. A com-
mission of trustees has been issued 26 Oct. 1675 at White-
hall, appointing new trustees under the Declaration of
30 Nov. 1660, who have power to manage the remaining
part of the security and give rewards for discovery of con-
cealments. This commission is hereby published. The
trustees will meet 3 February next at the Green Chamber
in the New Custom House, and sit weekly till they have
discharged the trust. All mayors, &c., to publish this
proclamation.

Ja. Armachanus, Clanbrazil, Blesinton, OBrien, Hen.
Midensis, Jo. Bysse, Geo. Rawdon, Rich. Gethin, Wm.
Flower, Theo. Jones.

Orm. (13).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 347. N° 862.

15 DECEMBER.

Arms 180 by late Towns
Another edition of No. 862, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (187); 2. A. (185). Antiq. 2 (130).

‘ Clanbrazill ’. N° 863.

20 DECEMBER. -BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. [Begins]

Whereas His Majesty . . .

[Appointing Commissioners for the Revenue.]
Dublin : 20 December 1675.

Dublin: B. Tooke : 1675.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 184 Bill nyan and
Mich. Dublin, C., Art. Granard.

A warrant for a grant of the revenues of Ireland for seven
years from 25 December 1675 to Sir James Shaen, Bart.,
Sir William Petty, William Hill, William Ryder, Robert
Gorges, Thomas Hoare, Francis Soane, William Muschamp,
Edward Richbell, Stanhop Mill, Lawrence Stanyan, and
William Hanway, and for a commission to Sir Charles
Meredyth, Sir James Cuff, John Stone, Robert Wood, LL.D.,
Thomas Taylor, Robert Gorges, LL.D., Thomas Sheridan,
William Hannaway, Edward Wigg, Thomas Waller, and
Murtagh Dowling, to be Commissioners of Revenue. In
case the commission does not arrive in time, Sir James Cuff,
John Stone, Robert Wood, Thomas Sheridan, and Mortagh
Dowling, now in Ireland, are appointed commissioners till
the arrival of the commission from England.

Ja. Armachanus, Thomond, Clanbrasill, Blesinton,
OBrien, Hen. Midensis, J. Povey, Jo. Bysse, Will.
Stewart, John Cole, H. Ingoldesby, Ri. Gethin, Theo. Jones,
Wm. Flower.

Orm. (14). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (188); 2. A. (186). Antiq.
2 (131).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 347. N° 864.

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Nos 865-70

1676

26 MAY. — BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL OP IRELAND. [Begins]
Whereas his Majestie . . .

[Appointment of Farmers of the Revenue.]

Dublin : 26 May 1676.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1676.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 184 a ners 2) Majestie where-

Essex.

The commission granted 10 Dec. last to Sir Charles
Merideth, Sir James Cuff, John Stone, Robert Wood, LL.D.,
Thomas Sheridan, Thomas Taylor, Robert Gorges, LL.D.,
William Hanway, Edward Wigg, Thomas Waller, Murtogh
Dowling is revoked. The revenues from 26 Dec. 1675 to
25 Dec. 1682 are farmed to Sir James Shaen, Bart., William
Hill, William Rider, Thomas Hoar, Francis Soan, William
Muschamp, Edward Richbill, Stanhop Mill, Lawrence
Stannyan, John Gourney, and Thomas Sheridan by letters
patent 8 April. Proclaimed by order of royal letters 1 8 May.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Massereene, Fitz-
Harding, Heugh Glenaully, J. Povey, Jo. Bysse, Will.
Steward, 01. St. George, Hans Hamilton, Wm. Flower,
Ri. Gethin, John Cole.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (189) ; 2. A. (187). Antiq. 2 (132).

N° 865.

26 JUNE— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas his Ma-
jestie . . .

[Claims for reduction of quit-rents.]

Dublin: 26 June 1676.

Dublin: B. Tooke : 1676.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 184 informed, ged 2) dispo- 3) due Expla-

Essex.

Many lands, which have passed by certificate or patent,
are charged with quit-rents equal to the annual value of the
land. A commission has been issued under royal letters of
3 Dec. 1675 to inquire into the matter and remit quit- rents
if necessary. Lands of the yearly value of 12 d. per Irish
acre (Leinster), 9 d. Munster, 8 d. Ulster, or 6 d. Connaught
not to be relieved, and the total relief not to amount to
£ 4,000 per annum. Claims for relief to be sent in to Richard
Aldworth, Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant before 17
August next.

Ja. Armachanus, Art. Granard, Hen. Midensis, R. Coote,
Heugh Glenaully, R. Fitz-Gerald, J. Povey, Jo. Bysse,
J. Temple, Wm. Gore, 01. St. George, Wm. Flowei-, Ran.
Clayton.

Orm. (16).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 348. 866.

LORD LIEUTENANT

[Begins] Whereas his Majestie

26 JUNE.— BY THE
AND COUNCIL.

by . . .

[Claims of transplanted persons in Connaught and

Dublin : 26 June 1676.

Dublin: B. Tooke : 1676.

3 ff Gothic letter.

Arms 184 Let- purchased 2) as 3) concerned as
Essex.

Cites royal letter 22 Sept. last. No claims of transplanted
persons in Connaught and Clare have been adjudicated on,
and many have not been reprized for their lands according
to the Declaration of 30 November 1660. A commission
has now been appointed to hear and determine all claims
which will meet 21 August at the late Court of Claims in
the King’s Inn. All claims to be sent in by that date.

Ja. Armachanus, Art. Granard, Hen. Midensis, R. Coote,
Heugh Glenaully, Rob. Fitz-Gerald, J. Povey, Jo. Bysse,
J. Temple, Wm. Gore, 01. St. George, Hans Hamilton,
Wm. Flower, Ran. Clayton.

Orm. (17), (20). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (191); 2. A. (189).
Antiq. 2 (133).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 378. ggij

30 JUNE. — BY THE COMMISSINORS

apointed for hearing and Determining the Claimes
of Transplanted persons, in the Province of Con-
naught, and County of Clare.

[Concerning the hearing of claims.]

Kings Inns, Dublin: 30 June [1676].

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1676.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 183 date and 2) that 3) time respec-
Cites proclamation 26 June, No. 867, q.v. Claims to be
put in by 21 Aug. Full particulars to be sent in. Authorized
attorneys are Robert Longeville, Edward Mosley, Richard
Brooking, James Clarke, John Moland, Peter Ormsby, Hugh
Kelly, Charles Monk, Henry Daniell, and Joseph Barry.
Claims on Baronies of Tullagh and Bunratty taken first.
P.R.O. Dub. 2 (194) ; 2. A. (192). Antiq. 2 (134).

N° 868.

30 JUNE.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas his Majestie
upon . . .

[All grants under the Act of Explanation, &c., to be
enrolled within two years.]

Dublin : 30 June 1676.

Dublin: B. Tooke: 1676.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 184 in- not 2) is im-

Essex.

On petition the King by royal letter 28 March last
remits all forfeitures due by the Act of Explanation for
not enrolling grants or letters patent, &c., within the time
limited by the Act. A further period of two years is
allowed for enrolment. After that time forfeitures will
be enforced. These to be proclaimed in every county and
market town, and fixed up publicly.

Art. Granard, Hen. Midensis, R. Coote, J. Povey, R.
Booth, Jo. Bysse, J. Temple, Wm. Gore, 01. St. George,
Hans Hamilton, Tho. Ratcliffe.

Orm. (18). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (197).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 350. jjo 869.

30 JUNE— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by a
Clause . . .

[For raising £30,000 from Roman Catholic proprietors.]
Dublin : 30 June 1676.

Dqblin : B. Tooke : 16[76].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 183 Act, and 2) be all

Essex.

Cites clause in Act of Explanation authorizing raising of
£30,000 on lands restored or granted to Roman Catholics
of Ireland ; royal letter of 1 February 1674[-5] ordering the
sum to be raised, and Act of Council 7 April 1676 making
the assessment. The sum is to be paid to John Bence,
the receiver under the Act, in four equal instalments, on
29 Sept. 1676, 25 March 1677, 29 Sept. 1677, and 25 March
1678.

Art. Granard, Hen. Midensis, R. Coote, J. Povey, R.
Booth, Jo. Bysse, J. Temple, Wm. Gore, 01. St. George,
John Cole, Hans. Hamilton, Tho. Ratcliffe.

Orm. (19). P.R.O. Dub. 2. A. (195). Antiq. 2 (135).

N° 870.

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1676-7 : 28-29 Charles II

23 AUGUST— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. [Begins]
We the Lord Lieutenant . . .

T Against levying money by illegal presentments.]
Dublin: 23 August 1676.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1676.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 183 infor- for 2) onely Offence
Essex.

Sums of money have been raised under pretence of pre-
sentments from Grand Juries in divers cases not warranted
by law. Judges, &c., are to take care that no illegal
presentments are made. Persons levying money under
illegal presentments will be punished.

Mich. Dublin, Cane., Lanesborough, Ca. Dillon, Char.
Meredith, Ro. Booth, J. Povey, Will. Stewart.

Orm. (22). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (199); 2. A. (197). Antiq.

2 (136).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 350. N° 871.

23 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation Against
Tories.

Dublin : 23 August 1676.

Not found.

For the ai’rest of Patrick Fleming who is aiding OHanlon.
From No. 872, q.v. N° 871 a.

16 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas
Redmond OHanlon . . .

[Reward for certain outlaws.]

Dublin: 16 October 1676.

Dublin: B. Tooke : 1676.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 183 in deemed 2) Fleming day
Essex.

Cites proclamations 14 Dec. 1674, No. 853, q.v., and
23 Aug. 1676, No. 871a, q.v., against Redmond OHanlon
of Tondergee, and Patrick Fleming, late of Siddan. £20
reward for either of them or their heads.

Arran, Blesinton, Ca. Dillon, Cher. Meridith, Ro. Booth,
Jo. Bysse, Ja. Cuffe, Ric. Gethin, Tho. Newcomen.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (201); 2. A. (199). Antiq. 2 (137).

N° 872.

1676-7

10 JANUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation Con-
cerning Passes for Ships.

Dublin : 10 January 1676[-7].

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1676[-7].

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 183 of ranean 2) the 3) inclu- are
Essex.

All passes granted before 25 March 1676 to determine
29 Sept. 1677. All passes granted after that date to
determine 25 March 1678, for African or Mediterranean
trade (for any other trade 30 April 1677). Passes for Den-
mark, Algiers, Tunis, and Tripoli to be obtained at Darby
House from the Commissioners for Lord High Admiral ; for
Sweden, Spain, and the United Provinces, from the Mayors
of Dublin, Wexford, Waterford, Youghall, Cork, (Soveraign
of) Kinsale, Lymerick, Galway, Londonderry, Carrigfergus,
Drogheda, for their several districts.

Ja. Armachanus, Lanesborough, Hen. Midensis, Char.
Meredith, I. Povey, Ro. Booth, Jo. Bysse, Ric. Gethin,
Wm. Flower, Tho. Newcomen, Ja. Cuff.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (203); 2. A. (201). Antiq. 2 (138).

N° 873.

5 FEBRUARY— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the
Farmers of his . . .

[Concerning Certificates of Exemption from Hearth-
money.]

Dublin: 5 February 1676[-7].

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1676 [-7].

4 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 183 Majesties Duty 2) is 3) Cooke 4) Dro- the
Essex.

Certificates of exemption have been granted too freely.
Special Justices of Peace are now nominated for each county,
who alone have the power of granting exemptions. William
Hill, Sir James Shaen, Bart., William Rider, William
Muschamp, Edward Richbell, Lawrence Stanyan, John
Gourney, and Thomas Sheridan, are Commissioners for
Hearth-money.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Thomond, Blesin-
ton, Lanesborough, R. Coote, Rob. FitzGerald, Ca. Dillon,
Cha. Meredith, Ric. Gethin, J. Povey, Jo. Bysse, H. In-
goldesby, Wm. Flower, Ja. Cuff, Tho. Newcomen, Abrah.
Yarner, Will. Hill.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (206) ; 2. A. (204). Antiq. 2 (139).

N° 874.

19 FEBRUARY— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by
our Proclamation, . . .

[Claims to transplanted lands in Connaught.]
Dublin : 19 February 1676[-7].

Dublin: B. Tooke: 1676[-7].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 184 date said 2) there- thereof.

Essex.

Cites proclamation 26 June 1676, No. 867, q.v. All lands
not adjudged by the commissioners will be applied to the
making up of deficiencies and reprisals. Any one entitled
to land in the districts is to obtain a certificate from the
commissioners. Claims to be sent in by 1 April, when the
commissioners are to make up their books.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Thomond, Lanes-
borough, Hen. Midensis, R. Coote, Robt. FitzGerald, Ca.
Dillon, Char. Meredith, Jo. Povey, Ro. Booth, Jo. Bysse,
Ric. Gethin, Ja. Cuffe, Wm. Flower.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (210) ; 2. A. (208). Antiq. 2 (140).

N° 875.

1677

9 APRIL.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas Wee are
informed, . . .

[New Lyon Dollars are not current.]

Dublin : 9 April 1677.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1677.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 183 divers the 2) any to

Essex.

The new lyon dollars with a lion I’ampant on one side
and a man with an escutcheon covering his lower parts on
the other, dated 1674, 1675, or 1676, and the motto ‘ Confidens
Domino non movetur ’, have been uttered at 4s. 9 d. each.
They are only worth 3s. 4 ±d. intrinsically, being 2 oz. 5 dwt.
worse per lb. than standard, and in proportion to Spanish
money 3s. 9 d. They have never been made current, and
no one can be forced to take them in payment.

Ja. Armachanus, Lanesborough, Hen. Midensis, Ca. Dillon,
Char. Meredith, J. Povey, Ro. Booth, Abrah. Yarner, Ja.
Cuffe, Tho. Newcomen.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (212) ; 2. A. (210). Antiq. 2 (141).

Simon 141. N° 870.

110

1677-8: 29 Charles II

N°s 877-82

26 APRIL— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Complaint having
been . . .

[Against general warrants.]

Dublin : 26 April 1677.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1677.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 183 at whose 2) Justices misbehaved

Essex.

Warrants must contain expressed in the body thereof the
names of the persons against whom they are granted.
Justices are not to issue warrants only returnable to them-
selves. Any persons aggrieved by illegal warrants to apply
to the Privy Council or to Judges of Assize.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Thomond, Blesin-
ton, Lanesborough, Hen. Midensis, R. Coote, Ca. Dillon,
Char. Meredith, J. Povey, Ro. Booth, John Cole, Ja. Cuffe,
Wm. Flower, Abrah. Yarner.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (214); 2. A. (212). Antiq. 2 (142).

N° 877.

21 MAY .—BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas application
hath . . .

[Concerning money due to the late farmers of the
revenue.]

Dublin: 21 May 1677.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1677.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 184 to Richard 2) of of

Essex.

On the application of John Forth and others, late farmers
of the revenue, the commission granted to John Stone,
Samuel Richardson, Richard Bucknall, Dr. Robert Wood,
and Thomas Breedon is revoked, and a new one issued to
John Stone, Thomas Breedon, and Daniel Burgess on 8 May
to collect arrears due to the farmers.

Mic. Dublin, Cane., Blesinton, Lanesborough, R. Coote,
Robt. FitzGerald, Ca. Dillon, Char. Meredith, Ro. Booth,
Jo. Bysse, John Cole, Hans Hamilton, Ric. Gethin, Theo.
Jones, Wm. Flower, Ja. Cuffe, Walter Plunket, Abrah.
Yarner, Tho. Newcomen.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (216); 2. A. (214). Antiq. 2 (143).

N° 878.

16 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER
NOUR OF IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas we
are authorized . . .

[Rules for settling the security of the ’49 officers.]
Dublin : 16 August 1677.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1677.

3 ff. Gothic letter. W. Ellis.

Arms 183 by Rules 2) afore- 3) said shall

Essex.

Cites royal letter 13 Feb. 1676[-7]. The following rules
are laid down for settling the undisposed part of the said
security. Possessors compounding for the fee of any land
and discovering the King’s title themselves to pay one-third
the value at 10 years’ purchase (land), 8 years’ purchase
(houses). Encumbrances to be deducted. If the fault in
title is discovered by any one else the possessor has to satisfy
him and pay one half of the remainder. Deductions from
value for improvements. Rules for calculating the values
of the quit-rents.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (218); 2. A. (216). K.I.D. N. 1. 27(21).
Antiq. 2 (144). 1 N° 879.

1 Last page probably another edition, ‘in ’ for ‘ shall ’.

19 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas a
most barbarous . . .

[For the arrest of murderers and robbers, Rathdrum.]
Dublin : 19 October 1677.

Sine nota.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 outragi- caused 2) after Perils.

Ormond.

A barbarous murder and robbery was committed on
Sunday, 7 October, in Radrum (Co. Wicklow). Some
offenders are arrested. £10 reward for each malefactor
convicted who is not in custody. Informers will receive
pardon and the reward.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Blesinton, Lanes-
borough, Hen. Midensis, R. Coote, Ro. Booth, J. Temple,
John Cole, Ja. Hayes, Tho. Radcliffe.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (221) ; 2. A. (219). Antiq. 2 (145).

N° 880.

19 DECEMBER— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by
the good and . . .

[For the setting of night watches.]

Dublin : 19 December 167 7.

Dublin : B. Took : 1677.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 wholsome And 2) Rob- contrary

Ormond.

By law, night watches are to be set from Ascension to
Michaelmas and from Michaelmas to Easter, six men at each
gate of the city, and twelve men in every borough, six or
four men in every town to watch it from sunset to sunrise.
Suspicious strangers to be arrested, or the watchmen to raise
the hue and cry on them till they are taken. The execution
of this law is revived. All subjects to be ready to follow the
hue and cry.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Barrymore, Arran,
Strafforde, Blesinton, Lanesborough, R. Fitz-Gerald, Char.
Meredith, Jo. Bysse, 01. St. George, Ja. Cuffe, Walter
Plunkett.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (223). Antiq. 2 (146). N° 881.

1677-8

9 JANUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We
are informed . . .

[Against the fraudulent export of wool.]

Dublin : 9 January 1677[-8].

Dublin : B. Took : 1677.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 178 con- come 2) whe- 3) any they

Ormonde.

Wool has been fraudulently exported. Inquiry is to be
made. Informers will receive half penalty. Custom house
officers to certify what wool has been exported under licences
granted before 25 Dec. 1675, and how much is still to be
exported. The bonds for landing wool in England to be
given in to the Exchequer. Wool to be shipped only from
Drogheda, Dublin, Rosse, Waterford, Youghall, Cork,
Lymrick, Gallway, Sligo, Londonderry, or Carriekfergus.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Longford, Lanes-
borough, R. Coote, Rob. Fitz-Gerald, Ca. Dillon, Char.
Meredith. Jo. Bysse, 01. St. George, Walter Plunkett,
Ja. Cuffe, Mau. Eustace, Tho. Radcliffe, Tho. Newcomen.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (225). N° 882.

Ill

Nos 883-9

1677-8: 29-30 Charles II

23 JANUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. An order for all persons
having lands adjudged them, to pass their certificates.
Dublin : 23 January 1677-8.

Not found.

All persons having lands adjudged them by the commis-
sioners for claims of transplanted persons in Connaught and
Clare are to pass their certificates before 1 March.

From No. 885, q.v. N° 883.

22 MARCH.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We are
informed . . .

[Sheriffs to pay in all Moneys to the Treasury.]
Dublin : 22 March 1677[-8].

Dublin: B. Tooke : 1677[-8].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 is whereof aforesaid,

Ormonde.

At the instance of John Stepney (a party to the Earl of Rane-
lagh’s contract) all sheriffs who have received sums of money
due to the Crown (and belonging to the Earl and partners’
undertaking) are to pay in by the 1 Oth day of next Term, or
if their accounts are not yet made up, before the last day of
next Term.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Longford, Blesinton,
Lanesborough, Ca. Dillon, Char. Meredith, Walter Plun-
kett, John Cole, Theo. Jones, Ja. Cuff.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (228); 2. A. (221). Antiq. 2 (147).

N° 884.

1678

28 MARCH.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by Order, . . .

[Concerning claims to transplanted lands.]

Dublin : 28 March 1678.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1678.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 January Notwithstanding 2) said defence

Ormonde.

Cites Order 23 Jan., No. 883, q.v., that claims on trans-
planted lands be sent in before 1 March. This is enlarged
to 30 April. The lands are then to be distributed to deficient
transplanted persons by 24 June next. No discoveries of
concealed lands to be received after 1 May next, and these to
be dealt with within fourteen days.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Longford, Blesinton,
Lanesborough, Rob. Fitz-Gerald, Ca. Dillon, Char. Meredith,
Ro. Booth, Will. Stewart, Theo. Jones, Wm. Flower, Walter
Plunkett, Ja. Cuff.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (229). N° 885.

12 APRIL.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas His Ma-
jestie . . .

[Concerning discoveries of undisposed of lands.]
Dublin : 12 April 1678.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1678.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 the brought with-

Ormonde.

Cites commission 20 Oct. 1675 to Richard, E. of Cork and
Burlington, Arthur, E. of Anglesey, Richard, Baron Coloony,
and others, trustees for commissioned officersof 1 649. Several
persons have brought in discoveries of lands belonging to
this security and undisposed of. They are to prosecute their
claims before the end of Trinity Term next or lose the benefit
of their discoveries.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Donegall, Longford,
Massereene, Granard, Lanesborough, R. Coote, Ca. Dillon,
Char. Meredith.

P.R.O. Dub. 2(231); 2. A. (222). K.I.D. N. 1. 27. N°886.

27 APRIL.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the Process
of His . . .

[Sheriffs to account to Exchequer by 31 May.]
Dublin : 27 April 1678.

Dublin : B. Tooke 1 : 1678.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Court dred 2) Ar- Quietus
Ormonde.

Exchequer processes have been issued for rents due 25
Dec. 1668, and casual revenue to 25 Dec. 1675 to be applied
to certain payments made by Earl Ranelagh and his partners.
As some charges are doubtful, and the sheriffs have not paid
in what they have recovered, no action is to be taken on the
processes after 10 May, and all sheriffs are to account and
pay into the Exchequer their balances by 31 May.

Ja. Armachanus, Mich. Dublin, Cane., Donegall, Longford,
Strafforde, Massereene, Blesinton, Granard, Lanesborough,
Hen. Midensis, Ca. Dillon, Char. Meredith, Jo. Bysse, 01.
St. George, Hans Hamilton, Ja. Cuffe.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (232); 2. A. (223). Antiq. 2 (148).

1 Sold by Joseph Wilde. N° 887.

14 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT GENERAL AND GENERAL GOV-
ERNOUR OF IRELAND. [Begins] We
judging it requisite . . .

[Officers and soldiers to return to quarters.]
Dublin : 14 October 1678.

Dublin : B. Tooke1 : 1678.

1 f. Gothic letter. W. Ellis.

Arms 185 His be Guards

Ormonde.

All officers (except Privy Councillors) and soldiers on
leave or otherwise to return to quarters in fourteen days.
No one to leave quarters without express licence from the
Lord Lieutenant. The companies to be kept together, and
good guard to be set.

Orm. (23). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (234) ; 2. A. (225). Antiq.
2 (149).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 350.

1 Sold by Mary Crook at His Majesties Printing House in Skinner
Row. N° 888.

16 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by
two several . . .

[Popish Archbishops, &c., to leave the Kingdom.]
Dublin : 16 October 1678.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1678.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Proclamation, “all 2) refusing 3) Proclamation, the
Ormonde.

Cites proclamations 27 Oct. 1673, No. 844, q.v., and 27 April
1674, No. 850, q.v. These have not been fully carried out,
and certain pernicious plots have been contrived in Ireland
by Jesuits and other popish clergy. All persons exercising
ecclesiastical authority under Rome, and all Jesuits and
regular priests are to leave Ireland before 20 November.
All convents, &c., are to be closed. No one is to harbour
any such person, or to support any convent, &c. Magistrates
to assist them in leaving the kingdom. Special search to be
made for them after that date.

Mich. Dublin, Cane., Donegall, Blesinton, Lainsborough,
Hen. Midensis, Ro. Fitz-Gerald, Ca. Dillon, Char. Meredith,
Ro. Booth, J. Davys, John Cole, W. Flowr., Mau. Eustace,
Tho. Newcomen.

Orm. (24). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (235) ; 2. A. (226). Antiq.
2 (150). Guild. 2 (86).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 350.

N° 889.

1678: 30 Charles II

Nos 890-7

30 OCTOBER.— BY THE KING.

Dublin : B. Took : 1678.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Par- Religion accor-
A reprint of No. 3660, Eng., q.v.

Orm. (25).

Sold at the Printing House in Skinner-Row.

Ormonde MSS. ii. 352. 890.

2 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We
have received . . .

[Against Papists carrying arms.]

Dublin : 2 November 1678.

Dublin: B. Tooke : 1678.

5 flf. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 informa- out 2) person 3) Leigh, 4) Charles
5) man- the

Ormonde.

Notwithstanding proclamation 8 Nov. 1673, No. 845, q.v.,
many papists carry arms. No papist may keep or carry any
halbert, pike, musket, caliver, fowling-piece, carbine, pistol,
or other gun. All arms to be given up within twenty days
to the ordnance stores, or the persons appointed — a list of
whom follows. Search to be made for arms. All papists
and all shopkeepers who have more than one pound of gun-
powder to send an exact account of the quantity to the Clerk
of the Council.

Mich. Dublin, C., Arran, Blesinton, Hen. Midensis, R.
Coote, Ca. Dillon, Char. Meredith, Jo. Bysse, Jo. Davys, H.
Ingoldesby, Wm. Flower, Tho. Newcomen, Tho. Radcliffe.
Orm. (26). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (238) ; 2. A. (229).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 352. Ifo 891.

6 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] A Proclama-
tion having . . .

[Assisting departure of Popish Archbishops, &c.]
Dublin : 6 November 1678.

Dublin: B. Tooke : 1678.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Board, risdiction 2) several here-
Ormonde.

Cites proclamation 16 Oct. 1678, No. 889, q.v. Owners
of ships ready to sail before 20 November to put up notices
in the most public places of the date of sailing and the
places to which they are going. They are to receive aboard
all popish archbishops, bishops, dignitaries, abbots, Jesuits,
and regular priests, and carry them on the usual terms, on
pain of detention in the customs.

Mich. Dublin, C., Arran, Blesinton, Hen. Midensis, R.
Coote, Ed. Villiers, Ca. Dillon, Char. Meredith, Ro. Booth,
Jo. Bysse, Jo. Davys, Wil. Stewart, H. Ingoldesby, John
Cole, Wm. Flower, Walter Plunkett.

Orm. (27). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (243); 2. A. (236).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 355. N° 892.

19 NOVEMBER.— BY THE KING.

Dublin : B. Took : 1678.

1 f. Gothic letter [with No. 894].

Arms 185 did all and

A reprint of No. 3665, Eng., q.v.

Orm. (28).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 356. N° 893.

20 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE KING.]

Dublin : B. Took : 1678.

1 f. Gothic letter [with No. 893].

Arms 185 did all and

A reprint of No. 3666, Eng., q.v.

Orm. (28).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 356. N° 894.

VOL. II 1

20 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] For the pre-
vention of all Evil . . .

[Papists excluded from Dublin Castle and certain
fortified towns.]

Dublin : 20 November 1678.

Dublin: B. Took : 1678.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 and ligion 2) who Procla-
Ormonde.

No person of the popish religion may enter Dublin Castle
or any fort in the kingdom without an order from the Lord
Lieutenant. The markets at Drogheda, Wexford, Corke,
Lymerick, Waterford, Youghal, and Galway are to be held
outside the towns, and no papist is to be allowed to reside in
these or any other garrison towns unless they have dwelt
there for twelve months. No person of that religion is to
be allowed to come to market armed. They are not to meet
in any great numbers either by day or night. Sheriffs are
to prevent such meetings and arrest the principal offenders,
sending an account to Dublin.

Mich. Dublin, C., Lanesborough, Hen. Midensis, R. Coote,
Ed. Villiers, Rob. Fitz-Gerald, Ca. Dillon, Char. Meredith,
Ro. Booth, Jo. Davys, Wm. Gore, Will. Stewart, John Cole,
Hans Hamilton, Wm. Flower, Ric. Gethin, H. Ingoldesby,
Walter Plunkett, Theo. Jones, Tho. Radcliffe.

Bodl. Carte 71, printed (27). K.I.D. N. 9. 7 a (2). Antiq.
2 (152).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 356. U° 895.

20 NOVEMBER.

Arms 185 and Religion 2) who procla-
Another edition of No. 895, q.v.

Orm. (30). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (245) ; 2. A. (238).

Rob, Fitz-gerald. U° 890.

20 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] We the Lord
Lieutenant and . . .

[For discovering perverts in the Guards.]

Dublin : 20 November 1678.

Dublin : B. Took : 1687[78],

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 declare the forth-

Ormonde.

£10 reward for discovery of any commissioned officer,
£5 for a private trooper, and £2 for a foot soldier who having
taken the oaths becomes a pervert to the popish religion or
hears mass. This to be printed and published.

Mich. Dublin, C., Lanesborough, Hen. Midensis, R. Coote,
Ed. Villiers, Rob. FitzGerald, Ca. Dillon, Char. Meredith,
Ro. Booth, Jo. Davys, Wm. Gore, Will. Steward, John Cole,
Hans Hamilton, H. Ingoldesby, Wm. Flower, Ric. Gethin,
Walter Plunkett, Theo. Jones, Tho. Radcliffe.

Orm. (29). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (246) ; 2. A. (239). K.I.D. N. 9.
7a (3). Antiq. 2 (151).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 356. N° 897.

12 DECEMBER— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by
Proclamation, bearing . . .

[Against Papists carrying arms.]

Dublin: 12 December 1678.

Dublin : B. Took : 1678.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 se- the 2) King- 3) our against
Ormonde.

Cites proclamation 2 Nov., No. 891, q.v., for collecting the
arms of papists. This has not been executed. All sheriffs,
justices of peace, and officers of the army to put it into
execution forthwith. If any licence to carry arms is produced,
a copy of it is to be taken, noting the names of the retinue

3 Q

Nos 898-905

1678-9: 30-31 Charles II

covered by it, which is to be sent to the Clerk of the Council.
Any who do not execute these orders will be considered
contemners of His Majesty’s authority and proceeded against.

Mich. Dublin, C., Arran, Granard, Lanesborough, Hen.
Midensis, R. Coote, R. Fitz-gerald, Ca. Dillon, Char. Mere-
dith, Ro. Booth, Jo. Bysse, Jo. Davys, John Cole, Ric.
Gethin, Theo. Jones, Walter Plunkett, Tho. Radcliffe, Hans
Hamiltone, Tho. Newcomen.

Bodl. Carte 71, printed (28). Orm. (31). K.I.D. N. 1.
27 (2).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 357. I^o 898.

13 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by
some Letters . . .

[For discovery of a plot against the Lord Lieutenant.]
Dublin : 13 December 1678.

Dublin : B. Took : 1678.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 the be apprehend

Ormonde.

£200 reward and a free pardon to the person wrho gave
notice by letters scattered about Dublin, &c., of a conspiracy
against the life of the Lord Lieutenant, if he will perfect his
disclosures within twenty days.

Mich. Dublin, C. Arran, Granard, Lanesborough, Hen.
Midensis, R. Coote, R. FitzGerald, Char. Meredith, Ro.
Booth, Jo. Davys, John Cole, H. Ingoldesby, Hans Hamilton,
Ric. Gethin, Tlieo. Jones, Walter Plunkett, Tho. Newcomen,
Tho. Radcliffe.

Orm. (32). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (247); 2. A. (240). Antiq.
2 (153).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 359. N0 899.

1678-9

17 JANUARY — BYTHE KING IN COUNCIL.

Dublin : B. Took : 1678-[9].

1 f. Gothic & Roman letter.

Arms 185 viz, men In-
A reprint of No. 3677, Eng., q.v.

Orm. (33).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 359. N° 900.

23 JANUARY.— BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL
OF SCOTLAND.

Dublin: sinenom: 1679.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 183 Heralds, established ignorance
A reprint of a proclamation against papists, 23 Jan. 1679.
Orm. (34).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 359. N° 001.

1679

26 MARCH .—BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We are
informed . . .

[The kindred of tories to be imprisoned.]

Dublin : 26 March 1679.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1679.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 num- Majesties 2) Pa- they
Ormonde.

The kindred and nearest relations of men ‘on their
keeping ’ (wives, fathers, mothers, brothers, and sons) to
be kept in gaol till the tories are arrested. If any burglary,
robbery, or murder is committed by tories, the parish priest
is to be arrested and transported unless the criminal is
discovered in 14 days. Sheriffs to obey this and the pro-
clamation for watches, No. 881, q.v.

Mich. Armach., C., Jo. Dublin, Blesinton, Granard,
Lanesborough, Hen. Midensis, Char. Meredith, Jo. Davys,
01. St. George, Geo. Rawdon, Ric. Gethin, Theo. Jones,
Wm. Flower, Will. Hill.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (220); 2 (248); 2. A. (241). K.I.D. N.

1. 27. Antiq. 2 (154). N° 902.

26 MARCH.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by Our
Proclamation . . .

[For the discovery of Popish Archbishops, &c.]
Dublin : 26 March 1679.

Dublin : B. Took : 1679.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 date day 2) conve- dis-
Ormonde.

Cites proclamation 16 Oct., No. 889, q.v., ordering popish
dignitaries to leave the kingdom by 20 Nov. £10 reward
will be paid for the apprehension of any popish archbishop,
bishop, or Jesuit, and £5 for any other vicar-general, abbot,
or regular priest, who has not been licensed to remain in
the kingdom.

Mich. Armach., C., Jo. Dublin, Arran, Blesinton, Granard,
Lanesborough, Hen. Midensis, Ca. Dillon, Char. Meredith,
Jo. Davys, 01. St. George, Geo. Rawdon, Ric. Gethin, Theo.
Jones, Wm. Flower, Will. Hill.

Orm. (35). P.R.O. Dub. 1. B. (169); 1 (222); 2 (250);

2. A. (243). K.I.D. N. 1. 27. Antiq. 2 (155).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 359. H° 903.

14 APRIL.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas it appears
by the Examination . . .

[For apprehending the assailants of John Totty.]
Dublin : 14 April 1679.

Dublin : B. Tooke & J. Crook : 1679.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Examination and 2) foot, said
Ormonde.

John Totty, an officer at mace in the city of Dublin, was
sent on 1 April to a mass-house on the Merchant’s Key,
where he pulled away the priest by the shoulders, who cried
that he would be revenged for it. The same night between
9 and 10 p.m. he was met near the Tholsell by two men,
and left for dead. £20 reward for information leading to
the conviction of any of the assailants within three months,
besides a free pardon to the informer.

Mich. Armach., C., Jo. Dublin, Arran, Blesinton, Lanes-
borough, Hen. Midensis, Ro. Fitz-Gerald, Ca. Dillon, Char.
Meredith, Jo. Davys, 01. St. George, John Cole.

Bodl. Carte 71, printed (29). P.R.O. Dub. 1. B. (170);
1 (224) ; 2 (252); 2. A. (245). Antiq. 2 (156). N° 904.

14 MAY. — BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] We . . . being deeply
sensible . . .

[Wednesday, 28 May, to be a Fast Day.]

Dublin : 14 May 1679.

Dublin : Tooke & Crook : 1679.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Council, which 2) Gene due
Ormonde.

Wednesday, 28 May, to be a fast day to defeat popish con-
spiracies and implore a blessing on Parliament.

Mich. Armach., C., Jo. Dublin, Granard, Hen. Midensis,
Ed. Fits-Gerald al. Yilliers, Char. Meredith, Ro. Booth,
John Keatinge, Jo. Bysse, Jo. Davys, H. Ingoldesby, 01.
St. George, Geo. Rawdon, Ric. Gethin, Theo. Jones, Walter
Plunkett, Mau. Eustace, Tho. Newcomen.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (226); 1. B. (171) ; 2 (254) ; 2. A. (247).

N° 905.

114

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N°s 906-12

30 JUNE.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas there hath
been a . . .

[To apprehend all persons lately come from Scotland.]
Dublin: 30 June 1679.

Dublin : Tooke & Crook : [1679].

2 IF. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 and guilty 2) in the
Ormonde.

In consequence of the suppression of the notorious and
unnatural rebellion in Scotland many of the rebels have
fled to Ireland. All persons who have lately come from
Scotland are to be arrested unless they can give a good
account of their loyalty. No one is to harbour them.

Mich. Armach., C., Jo. Dublin, Arran, Blesinton, Lanes-
borough, Hen. Midensis, Ca. Dillon, Ro. Booth, John
Keating, Jo. Bysse, Jo. Davys, 01. St. George, Theo. Jones,
Wm. Flower, Tho. Newcomen, Tho. Radcliffe.

Bodl. Carte 59 (587). P.R.O. Dub. 1. B. (172) ; 1 (228) ;
2 (256) ; 2. A. (249). N° 906.

21 JULY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas, Tobacco
is one of . . .

[Forbidding Tobacco growing in Ireland.]

Dublin: 21 July 1679.

Dublin : Tooke & Crook : 1679.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 products and 2) of one
Ormonde.

No tobacco is to be planted, grown, or cured in Ireland.
All growing tobacco to be destroyed. It may be grown in
the University garden or in any physick garden, not more
than a quarter of a pole in any one place.

Arran, Lanesborough, R. Coote, Ro. Fitz-Gerald, Ro.
Booth, Ca. Dillon, Jo. Davys, 01. St. George, Wm. Flower,
Tho. Newcomen, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. B. (173); 1. A. (292). N° 907.

10 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the
late horrid Plot . . .

[For the discovery of the Popish Plot.]

Dublin : 10 December 1679.

Dublin : Took & Crook : [1679].

2 fF. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Conspiracy would 2) Lord misprisions
Ormonde.

Any person in Ireland having any information as to the
Popish Plot is to disclose it to the Council, Secretary of
State, or a Judge, before 29 February next.

Mich. Armach., C., Arran, Blesinton, Granard, Lanes-
borough, Hen. Midensis, R. Coote, Ro. Fitz-Gerald, Ca.
Dillon, Char. Meredith, Ro. Booth, John Keating, Jo. Davys,
Theo. Jones, Wm. Flower, Tho. Newcomen.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (230); 1. B. (174); 2 (258); 2. A. (251).
Antiq. 2 (158). N° 908.

10 DECEMBER— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Upon Con-
sideration had . . .

[Collectors of Revenue to account within 21 days.]
Dublin : 10 December 1679.

Dublin : Took & Crook : 1679.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 His sual that

Ormonde.

On petition, of Exchequer and the farmers of revenue, all
collectors are to account within 21 days for all sums received

up to 29 Sept, last from ter- tenants, and to pay in the
money received within 40 days.

M. Armach., C., Arran, Blesinton, Granard, Lanesborough,
Ranelagh, Hen. Midensis, R. Coote, Ro. Booth, John
Keatinge, Jo. Davys, Theo. Jones, Wm. Flower.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (260) ; 2. A. (253). Antiq. 2 (157).

N° 909.

23 DECEMBER— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We
have received . . .

[Proclaiming Gerald and Richard FitzGerald.]
Dublin : 23 December 1679.

Dublin : Took & Crook : 1679.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 information, victed 2) forth- 3) together con-
Ormonde.

Gerald FitzGerald and Richard, his brother, having been
convicted of burglaries, &c., have escaped from the gaol of
Cork. They are to surrender before 1 March ; £10 reward
for their heads. Pardon to accomplices.

Mich. Armach., C., Jo. Dublin, Arran, Ranelagh, Blesinton,
Lanesborough, Ca. Dillon, Char. Meredith, John Keatinge,
Theo. Jones, Wm. Flower, Tho. Newcomen.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (232); 2 (261); 2. A. (254). Antiq. 2

(159) . N° 910.

1679-80

21 JANUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas
Redmond OHanlon . . .

[£100 reward for Redmond OHanlon, &c.]

Dublin : 21 January 1679[-80].

Dublin : Took & Crook : 1679[-80].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 of Burglaries 2) prosecuted assisting,
Ormonde.

£100 reward for Redmond OHanlon and £50 for Laughlin
mac Redmond OHanlon of Killeany, proclaimed 14 Dec.
1674, No. 853, q.v., dead or alive.

Mich. Armach., C., Jo. Dublin, Arran, Ranelagh, Long-
ford, Lanesborough, Ed. Brabazon, Char. Meredith, Ro.
Booth, John Keatinge, Jo. Davys, Wm. Flower, Tho. New-
comen.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. B. (175) ; 2 (264); 2. A. (257). Antiq. 2

(160) . N° 911.

24 MARCH.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We are
informed . . .

[Collectors and Sheriffs to give in their Accounts.]
Dublin : 24 March 1679[-80].

Dublin : Took & Crook : 1679[-80].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Rane- We 2) against their

Ormonde.

On the application of the Earl of Ranelagh, all collectors
and sheriffs to send in accounts before 29 April next, or if
their accounts are not made up yet by 12 May. Collectors
for the supply of the deficiency to pay in by 29 April.

Mich. Armach., C., Jo. Dublin, Blesinton, Lanesborough ,
Hen. Midensis, Ro. FitzGerald, Ca. Dillon, Char. Meredith,
Ro. Booth, Jo. Davys, John Cole, Theo. Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (235); 1. B. (176); 2 (266); 2. A. (259).
Antiq. 2 (161). N° 912.

Q 2

115

Nos 913-18

1680: 32 Charles II

1680

26 APRIL.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by Pro-
clamation . . .

[For the arrest of titular Popish dignitaries.]
Dublin : 26 April 1680.

Dublin : Took & Crook : 1680.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 dated ‘ porate 2) out 3) May- and
Ormonde.

Recites proclamation 16 Oct. 1678, No. 889, q.v., and
rewards offered 26 March 1679, No. 903, q.v. All mayors,
&c., are to search for and arrest all archbishops, &c. Any
not doing so will be proceeded against severely.

Mich. Armach.,C., Jo. Dublin, Arran, Longford, Blesinton,
Granard, Lanesborough, Hen. Midensis, Ca. Dillon, Char.
Meredith, John Keatinge, He. Hene, Jo. Davys, Will.
Stewart, John Cole, Hans Hamilton.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (269) ; 2. A. (262). Antiq. 2 (162).

N° 913.

29 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT GENERAL AND GENERAL GOV-
ERNOUR, OF IRELAND. [Begins] Where-
as Divers Officers of His Majesties . . .

[For all officers to keep at their quarters.]
Dublin : 29 November 1680.

Dublin : Took & Crook : 1680.

2 ff. Gothic letter. Jn. Ellis.

Arms 185 Maje- of 2) dayes give

Ormonde.

Many officers absent themselves from quarters without
leave. Any one absent from garrison for above ten days
and nights shall be put out of employment, and similarly
any one who overstays his leave ten days. Officers coming
to head quarters must leave two commissioned officers with
the troop or company. Subalterns asking leave must
produce a certificate that they can be spared. An appeal
lies to the Lord Lieutenant.

Bodl. Carte 71, printed (33). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (277); 2.
A. (270). N° 916.

19 JULY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas His Ma-
jesty ...

[Patent to Sir Thomas Armestrong and Col. G. Legg
for Halfpence.]

Dublin: 19 July 1680.

Dublin : Tooke & Crook : 1680.

4 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 under pence 2) Copper, 3) or 4) Dealings contempt
Ormonde.

By patent of 18 May 1680, Sir Thomas Armestrong and
Col. George Legg are to make copper halfpence for Ireland
for 21 years, having on one side the King’s head, on the
other a crowned harp with Carolus Secundus Dei gratia,
Magnae Britanniae, Franciae, et Hiberniae Rex. Each is to
weigh 110 grains troy. No one else to issue any tokens
for pence, halfpence, or farthings. Powers of search. The
patentees will buy back 21s. worth of copper pieces for 20s.
Not current for more than 5s. in £100. All mayors, &c.,
to aid the patentees.

Mich. Armach., C. , Arran, Blesinton, Lanesborough, Hen.
Midensis, Ca. Dillon, John Keatinge, He. Hene, Jo. Davys,
Wm. Flower.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (279); 2. A. (264). Antiq. 2 (163).

Simon 143. N° 014,

15 NOVEMBER— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas His
Majesty . . .

[For discovery of the Popish Plot.]

Dublin : 15 November 1680.

Dublin: Took & Crook : 1680.

2 ff Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Carl October 2) free concerning
Ormonde.

Cites royal proclamation 30 October 1680, No. 3720,
Eng., q.v., offering a free pardon for all disclosures of the
plot within two months. The same is offered in Ireland.

Blesinton, Lanesborough, Hen. Midensis, R. Coote, Rob.
FitzGerald, Ca. Dillon, Char. Meredith, John Keatinge,
He. Hene, Jo. Davys, Will. Stewart, 01. St. George, W.
Wentworth, Mau. Eustace, Tho. Newcomen.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (275); 2. A. (268). Antiq. 2 (164).

K° 915.

29 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by
several Proclamations . . .

[For disarming Papists.]

Dublin : 29 November 1680.

Dublin : Took & Crook : 1680.

5 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Issued his 2) such 3) James 4) Erwin,
5) Protestants di-

Ormonde.

Cites proclamations ordering arms to be brought in.
Several papists having arms without licence have not
brought them in. All licensed papist holders of arms to
bring them in and deposit their licences. Receipts are to
be given and the arms marked with the owners’ names.
Names of those who are to receive arms. Sheriffs, justices
of peace, and army officers to search for arms, and to bind
over those in whose possession they are found to come up
for trial. All arms seized are to be sent up to Dublin
within 30 days. Protestants are not to keep arms for papist
neighbours. No one to have more than one pound of gun-
powder in their possession.

Mich. Armach., C., Jo. Dublin, Blesinton, Granard, Lanes-
borough, Hen. Midensis, R. Coote, Rob. FitzGerald, Ca.
Dillon, Char. Meredith, Wm. Gore, John Keatinge, He. Hene,
Will. Stewart, 01. St. George, John Cole, Theo. Jones,
Walter Plunket, John Eyre.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (278) ; 2. A. (272). K.I.D. N. 1. 27 (1).
Antiq. 2 (165). N° 917.

BY THE LORD MAYOR OF THE CITY OF
DUBLIN, Clerk of the Market in and throughout
the County of the said City.

[Sale of weights for coins.]

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter. Luke Lowther.

City arms of pass City,

Cites Act of 29 Jan. 1660[-1], No. 629, q.v., relating to
Eight of Mexico or Sevil, and Act of 3 Feb. 1667[-8],
No. 793, q.v., relating to French Lewis. It is notorious
that the weights used for these coins exceed the standard.
Richard Lord of Copper- Alley, Dublin, goldsmith and
sworn essay-master, to make and sell weights like those he
hath left with me in the New Hall at Is. a set.

Antiq. 2 (166). N° 918.

116

1680-3: 32-35 Charles II

Nos 919-25

1680-1

18 JANUARY.— BY THE KING.

Dublin : Tooke & Crook : [1680-1].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Sum- thought twentieth
A reprint of No. 3724, Eng., q.v.

B.M. 1851. b. 3 (58). Bodl. Carte 71, printed (38).
Orm. (37).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 360. N° 019.

1681

1 JULY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas we are
informed . . .

[Prohibiting export of corn.]

Dublin: 1 July 1681.

Dublin : Tooke & Crook : 1681.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 of His meaning

Ormonde.

No wheat, barley, rye, beare, oats, pease, pulse, meslin,
nor any meal nor malt is to be exported until Michaelmas
next, on peril. All shipped after this date will be confiscated.

Mich. Armach., C., Jo. Dublin, Drogheda, Longford,
Blesinton, Granard, Lanesborough, Ca. Dillon, Rich. Coote,
Char. Meredith, Wm. Davys, H. Hen., 01. St. George.
John Cole.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (283) ; 2. A. (277). Antiq. 2 (168).

Sold by Mary Crooke and Andrew Crooke at his Majesties Printing-
house in Skinner-row. N° 920.

7 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by
Former Orders, . . .

[Army officers to take the Sacrament annually.]
Dublin: 7 November 1681.

Dublin : Took & Crook : 1681.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Di- him 2) at Published ;
Ormonde.

Commissioners of Array to enforce order that every officer
produce a certificate of taking Communion at Christmas or
Easter before the muster. The certificates and names of
defaulters to be sent to the Clerk of the Council. This to
be printed and published.

Mich. Armach., C., Blesinton, Granard, Lanesbrough,
Hen. Midensis, Ca. Dillon, Char. Meredith, He. Hene, Jo.
Davys, Jo. Cole, W. Wentworth, Theo. Jones.

Orm. (38).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 361. J$° 921.

1682

10 APRIL.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We the
Lord . . .

[Justices of Peace to take Communion annually.]
Dublin : 10 April 1682.

Dublin : Took & Crook : 1682.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Council Ireland 2) who have

Ormonde.

Cites proclamation 7 Nov. 1681, No. 921, q.v. Justices
of Peace are also to take the Sacrament once a year at
Whitsuntide or Christmas. Clerks of the Crown and Peace
to send certificates, or the names of defaulters to the Clerk
of the Council. This to be proclaimed and published.

Mich. Armach., C., Arran, Blesinton, Lanesborough,
Ant. Midensis, W. Kildare, Cha. Feilding, Char. Meredith,
Jon. Davis, Will. Stewart, Theo. Jones.

Orm. (39).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 361. 922.

12 MAY.— [BY THE] LO[RD MAYOR] OF
THE CITY OF DUBLIN. [Begins] Whereas
great numbers . . .

[For the arrest of beggars without badges.]
[Dublin] : 12 May 1682.

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter. Humph. Jervis.

Va- are 1682.

Badges have been given to the poor of Dublin belonging
to the various parishes. All other beggars in Dublin are to
be arrested on Sunday next, 14 May, between 10 and

11 a.m., and taken to the Hospital in Back-Lane or to a
prison for examination and punishment. After that date
all beggars without a badge, or begging out of their parish,
are to be arrested. Is. reward will be paid.

Orm. (40).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 361.

Cal. Anc. Rec. Dublin iv. 586. N0 023.

1682-3

12 JANUARY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY

AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the late
Farmers of His . . .

[Concerning rebates of Customs due.]

Dublin: 12 January 1682[-3].

Dublin : Tooke & Crooke : 1682 [-3],

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Cu- Assigns of

Arran.

The late farmers of customs went out of office on
25 December last. All claims for rebate of customs due
on reshipping must be made before 25 March.

Mich. Armach., C., Franc. Dublin, Barrymore, Ardglasse,
Lanesborough, Anth. Midensis, Ca. Dillon, Char. Meredith,
John Keatinge, H. Hene, John1 Davys, R. Reynell, Walter
Plunket, Tho. Newcomen.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (284) ; 2. A. (278). Antiq. 2 (169).

1 s altered to n. N° 924.

15 JANUARY. —BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the Com-
missioners and . . .

[Concerning exemptions from Hearth-money.]
Dublin : 15 January 1682 [-3].

Dublin : Tooke & Crooke : 1682[-3].

4 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Gover- ling 2) for 3) Usher, 4) here-
concerned

Arran.

Recites provisions under which exemption from hearth-
money may be granted. A list of those authorized to grant
exemption. Francis, E. of Longford, Lemuel Kingdon,
William Dickinson, William Strong, and Robert Bridges
to be commissioners for hearth-money. All money due on
hearths, &c., on 10 January to be paid to them.

Mich. Armach., C., Franc. Dublin, Barrymore, Ardglasse,
Lanesborough, Anth. Midensis, Wm. Kildare, Ca. Dillon,
Char. Feilding, John Keatinge, H. Hene, John Davys,
R. Reynell, Tho. Newcomen.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (285); 2. A. (279). Antiq. 2 (170).

N° 925.

1683

6 JUNE.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas many and . . .
[Concerning foreign coin.]

Dublin : 6 June 1683.

Dublin : Tooke & Crooke : 1683.

4 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Inconveniences value 2) six 3) Sevil
4) Foreign un-

Nos 926-30

1683-4: 35-36 Charles II

* Arran.

Owing to the disregard of the Proclamations now in force
(most of them out of print) regulating the currency of foreign
coin, much inconvenience has resulted. The following pieces
are now current : —

Gold. Golden Rider 6 dwt. 12 gr., 22s. 6d. ; half golden
Rider 3 dwt. 6gr., 11s. 3d.; Spanish or French quadruple
Pistol 17 dwt. 4gr., .£3. 10s.; Spanish or French double
Pistol 8 dwt. 14gr., 35s.; Spanish or French single Pistol
4 dwt. 7 gr., 17s. 6 d.; Spanish or French half Pistol 2 dwt.
3-| gr., 8s. 9 d. ; double Ducal 4 dwt. 12 gr., 18s. ; single Ducal

2 dwt. 6 gr. , 9s.; Spanish Suffrance 7 dwt. 2 gr., 28s. 6 d.;
Spanish half Suffrance 3 dwt. 13gr., 14s. 3d.

Silver. Duccatoon 1 oz. 16 gr., 6s. ; half Duccatoon 10 dwt.
8gr., 3s.; quarter Duccatoon 5 dwt. 4gr., Is. 6d. ; piece of
eight of Mexico' or Seville, Pillar piece, Rix dollar, Cross
dollar, French Lewis, 1 7 dwt. , 4s. 9d. ; half piece of eight,
&c. 8 dwt. 12 gr., 2s. 4^d. ; quarter piece of eight, &c. 4 dwt.
6gr., Is. 2\d. ; half-quarter piece of eight, &c. 2 dwt. 3 gr.,
7 d. ; half-farthing, the twelfth part of the French Lewis
1 dwt. 12gr., 4|d. ; old Peru piece of eight 17 dwt., 4s. 6d. ;
half piece old Peru 8 dwt. 12gr., 2s. 3d.; quarter piece old
Peru 4 dwt. 6 gr., Is. l^d. ; half-quarter piece old Peru 2 dwt.

3 gr. , 6|d. ; Portugal Royal 14 dwt., 3s. 8d. ; half Portugal
7 dwt., Is. lOd. ; quarter Portugal 3 dwt. 12gr., lid.

Allowance of 2d. per grain wanting for gold, and 3d. per
dwt. for silver. Regulations for use of scales in weighing
money. Henry Paris and John Cuthbeard of Dublin are to
make weights for them, stamped with the name, and the
crown and harp at 12d. for the eight weights. Standard
weights to be sent to the sheriffs.

■ Mich. Armach., C., Franc. Dublin, Longford, Wm. Davys,
John Keating, He. Hene, Jon. Davys, Ric. Reynells, 01.
St. George, Mau. Eustace.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (291); 2. A. (283); 3 (239). K.I.D. N.
1.27 (23). Antiq. 2 (171).

Simon 146.

Sold at His Majesties Printing-House on Ormonde-Key, and at
Joseph Wild, Bookseller in Castle Street. N° 926.

2 JULY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas Robert Robinson
late of . . .

[For the arrest of certain outlaws.]

Dublin : 2 July 1683.

Dublin : Took & Crook: 1683.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Clanculgg nagh 2) Ja- 3) Murry, assisting
- Arram.

£10 reward, dead or alive, for Robert Robinson of Clan-
culgg (Fermanagh), John Irwin alias John Irwin Bowstane
of the same, Archibald Noble, jun., of Lisnaskea, Tirlagh
Oge Mac Shane Mac Guire of Desternan, Knocker Mac
Shane Mac Guire of the same, Robert Graham of Legin,
Arthur Graham of the same, Herbert Terrill of Ballanenagh,
Walter Bourk of the same, William Armstrong alias
Neddies Will, Rory Duff Mac Guire of BallyMacIllchony,
Cahill Mac Rory Oge Mac Guire of the same, Don Mac Guire,
Phelemy Mac Gawran of Carne, Tirlagh Mac Hugh of the
same, Flertagh Mac Guire of Garrison, Rory Keigh Mac
Gowan of Slieverosiell, Donoghy Mac Ilgea of the same,
Laughlin Mac Murry of the same, Lodowik Irwin alias
Lode wick Irwin of Lisnaskea, Cormuck Mac Cormuck, and
John Jamison of the same, unless they surrender for trial
before 1 August next.

Grenard, Longford, Lanesborough, Ed. Brabazon, 01. St.
George, John Keating, He. Hene, Ric. Reynells, Tlieo.
Jones.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (288). Antiq. 2.(172).

Sold by M. and A. Grook. If0 927.

13 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] It Having pleased Almighty
God . . .

[A Day of Thanksgiving for delivery from the Plot.]
Dublin : 13 August 1683.

Dublin : Took & Crook : 1683.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 won- to use

Arran.

Appointing 9 September a day of public thanksgiving for
the deliverance from the Monmouth conspiracy. The King’s
Declaration 28 July 1683 to be read with this in all churches
on Sunday, 2 September. The form of prayer to be that
composed in England for use on 9 September.

Mich. Armach., C., Lanesborough, Will. Kildare, Ca.
Dillon, Cha. Feilding, H. Boyle, Will. Davys, John Keating,
John Davys, Tho. Newcomen.

P.R.O. Dub. 2 (295); 2. A. (287). Antiq. 2 (173).

N° 928.

12 OCTOBER. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We have
received . . .

[For the arrest of two outlaws.].

Dublin : 12 October 1683.

Dublin : Took & Crook : [1683],

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 information, 6 2) and perils.

Arran.

£20 reward dead or alive for Connor 6 Dee of Arglin (Tip-
perary) and Richard Power of the same, who, having been
lodged in Clonmel gaol, have broken prison.

Francis Dublin, Massereene, Will. Kildare, Ca. Dillon,
Cha. Feilding, Ed. Brabazon, John Keating, He. Hene, John
Davys, John Cole.

P.R.O, Dub. 2 (296) ; 2. A. (288). Antiq. 2 (174).

N° 929.

1684

5 MAY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We are informed . . .
[Prohibiting export of corn.]

Dublin : 5 May 1684.

Dublin : B. Took : [1684].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Price Charge the

Arran.

Prohibiting export of wheat, barley, rye, beare, oats,
pease, pulse, meslin, meal, or malt till Michaelmas, on
peril, &c.

Mich. Armach., C., Longford, Granard, Char. Meredith,
William Davys, John Keating, He. Hene, Rich. Reynell,
John Cole, Rob. Hamilton, Tho. Newcomen.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. B. (177); 2 (298); 2. A. (290); 1 (240).
Antiq. 2 (175).

Sold by Mary Crook. N0 930.

4 JUNE— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas His Majestie
being . . .

[For granting titles to concealed lands.]

Dublin : 4 June 1684.

Dublin : B. Took : [1684].

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 In- strictness 2) settle 3) the as
Arran.

A commission has been granted under Great Seal of
England 14 March last to give titles to concealed lands, to
renew charters, erect manors, grant fairs, &c. The corn-

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Nos 931-7

mission will sit at the Kings Inns on Thursday, 12 June,
where all those desirous of the King’s grace are to attend.

Mich. Armach., C , Drogheda, Blesinton, Granard, Mount-
joy, Will. Kildare, Ca. Dillon, Cha. Feilding, Char. Meredith,
Wm. Davys, John Keating, He. Hene, Jon. Davys, Kich.
Reynell, Rob. Hamilton, Tho. Newcomen, Adam Loftus.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (294); 1. B. (178); 2 (299), (302).
E.I.D. N. 1. 27 (22). Antiq. 2 (176). N° 931.

9 JUNE.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We are Informed . . .
[Concerning the fraudulent export of wool.]
Dublin : 9 June 1684.

Dublin: B. Took: [1684].

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 con- that 2) for 3) Col- they
Arran.

Forbids export of wool or woolfells without obtaining
licence and paying duty. Informers to receive one-half the
forfeiture. Customs officers to report on the wool still to
be exported under licences granted since 25 August 1683.
Forfeits on bonds to be exacted. The ports of export limited
to twelve chief ports. Security to be taken when wool is ex-
ported to England that it is landed there.

Mich. Armach., C., Drogheda, Blesinton, Char. Meredith,
John Keating, He. Hene, Jon. Davys, Rich. Reynell, Mau.
Eustace, Tho. Newcomen, Adam Loftus.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (237); 1. B. (179); 2 (305); 2. A. (291).
Antiq. 2 (177). N° 932.

21 JUNE.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by Proclama-
tion . . .

[Allowing export of corn.]

Dublin : 21 June 1684.

Dublin : B. Took : [1684],

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Dated more Kingdom

Arran.

Cites proclamation 5 May 1684, No. 930, q.v. As there
is plenty of corn in the country, the export of corn, &c., is
permitted.

Mich. Armach., C., Franc. Dublin, Longford, Char. Mere-
dith, Wm. Davys, Jon. Davys, Rich. Reynell.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (241) ; 1. B. (180) cut ; 2 (308) cut ; 2. A.
(294) cut. Antiq. 2 (178). N° 933.

22 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] His Majesties Chief
Commissioner . . .

[Magistrates to assist in the collection of the Revenue.]
Dublin : 22 August 1684.

Dublin : B. Took : 1684.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Go- firing 2) A- Law.

Ormonde.

Complaints are made that some magistrates obstruct
revenue officers in collecting hearth-money, excises, licences,
will not punish persons who rescue distresses legally levied,
and take insolvent recognizances for the appearance of those
they do commit. All magistrates, &c., are in future to give
vigorous and hearty assistance to revenue officers, on pain of
disaffection.

Mich. Armach., C., Franc. Dublin, Arran, Longford,
Granard, Anth. Midensis, William Kildare, Cha. Feilding,
Rich. Coote, He. Hene, 01. St. George, Tho. Newcomen,
Lem. Kingdon.

P.R.O. Dub. 1 (241); 1. B. (181); 2 (309); 2. A. (295).
Antiq. 2 (179). N° 934.

1684-5

6 FEBRUARY— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the
King’s Most . . .

[For a Visitation by Ulster King-at-Arms.]
Dublin: 6 February 1684[-5].

Dublin : Andrew Crook : 1684[-5].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 Sur- purposes Majesties
Ormonde.

A commission under Great Seal of Ireland dated 5 June
1684 was issued to Sir Richard Carney, Ulster King-at-
Arms, to hold visitations from time to time, to register and
correct arms. No one to be called esquire or gentleman
without his approval. No one to paint arms, use escutcheons,
velvet palls, and the like except by his allowance.

Mich. Armach., C., Franc. Dublin, Droghedah, Arran,
Longford, Granard, Blesington, Anth. Midensis, Will. Kil-
dare, H. Boyle, Rich. Coote, Char. Meredith, He. Hene,
John Cole, Rich. Reynell, Mau. Eustace, C. Wich, Tho.
Newcomen, Adam Loftus.

B.L. B.M. G. 6022 (1). P.R.O. Dub. 1 (245); 1. B.
(183) ; 2. B. (1); 2. C- (1). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (1).

Sold by Samuel Helsham at the Colledge-Arms in Castle-Street.

N° 935.

JAMES II

6 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE KING.]

Dublin : B. Took : 1684[-5].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 189 say follow go
A reprint of No. 3767, Eng., q.v.

B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (3). Orm. (43).

Sold by Mary Crook. Jfo 933.

10 FEBRUARY -BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-

ANT GENERAL AND GENERAL GOV-
ERNOUR OF IRELAND. [Begins] We here-
by think fit . . .

[All officers to repair to their commands.]

Dublin: 10 February 168f.

Dublin : B. Took : [1684-5].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 185 all Contrary the

Ormonde.

All officers and soldiers to repair to their garrisons at
once ; leave is withdrawn.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (1); G. 6022 (2). P.R.O. Dub.
2. B. (2); 2. C. (2). K.I.D. N. 1. 28. Antiq. 2 (181).

N° 937.

11 FEBRUARY— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-

ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas it
hath pleased . . .

[Proclaiming James II.]

Dublin: 11 February 1684[-5].

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1684[-5].

2 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 186 to Lords 2) Proclamation of
Ormonde.

Proclaims James II in Dublin, following the London
form. To be proclaimed in all cities and towns in the
kingdom.

Mich. Armach., C., Franc. Dublin, Roscommon, Drogh-
edah, Arran, Longford, Granard, Blesington, Mountjoy,
Will. Kildare, H. Boyle, Rich. Coote, Char. Meredith,

Nos 938-49

1684-5: 1 James II

Will. Davys, John Keating, He. Hene, John Davys, Rich.
Reynel, John Cole, Mau. Eustace, C. Wich, Tho. Newcomen,
Adam Loftus.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (2). Orm. (42). P.R.O. Dub.
1. B. (184); 1 (246); 2. B. (3); 2. C. (5). K.I.D. N. 1.
28 (4).

Sold by Andrew Crook in Skinner Eow, and Samuel Helsham at
Colledg-Arms in Castle-Street.

Ormonde MSS. ii. 361. jjo 938.

13 JUNE.— BY THE KING.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1685.

4 pp. Gothic letter [with Nos. 945, 946].

Arms 188 Information, manner their
A reprint of No. 3794, Eng., q.v.

B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (9). Orm. (45). P.R.O. Dub. 1. A.
(297); 1. C. (36).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 364. 944

11 FEBRUARY.

Arms 187 to Lords 2) Proclamation of
Another edition of No. 938, q.v.

B.M. G. 6022 (4). N° 939.

11 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We
the Lord Lieutenant . . .

[All persons in office continued.]

Dublin: 11 February 1684[-5].

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1684[-5].

2 pp. folio Roman letter.

Arms 187 by vy p. 2) necessary of
Ormonde.

As ordered by Privy Council in England, publishes
proclamation 6 Feb., No. 3772, Eng., q.v., from a copy
attested by John Nicholas.

B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (4).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 361. Jfo 940.

11 FEBRUARY.

2 ff. Roman & Gothic letter.

Arms 186 required rable 2) aforementioned, eleventh
Another edition of No. 940, q.v.

B.L. B.M. G. 6022 (3). Orm. (41). P.R.O. Dub. 1. B.
(182); 1 (243) ; 2. B. (5); 2. C. (3). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (3).

N° 941.

1685

12 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND

COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas several of the . . .
[Concerning butter casks and the packing of butter.]
Dublin : 12 June 1685.

Dublin: B. Took: [1685].

4 pp. folio Gothic letter.

Anns 185 consi- only p. 2) and p. 3) twelve p. 4) the de-
Mich. Armach., C., Granard.

On the petition of the merchants as to the fraudulent
practices of butter packers and coopers who make firkins of
16 to 20 lb. which should weigh 10 lb. by using green
timber, the following orders are made, considering the
Westminster Act of 14 Chas. II on the subject.

(1) Butter casks to be made of seasoned timber ; (2) a
cwt. cask shall not weigh more than 20 lb., and so on
in proportion ; (3) casks to be made in three sizes to hold —
barrel 2241b., kilderkin 1121b., firkin 56 lb. ; (4) casks
to be branded with maker’s name ; (5) not too much salt to
be added ; (6) the butter packer’s name to be branded on
the cask ; (7) coopers and packers to be presented if these
rules are not obeyed.

Franc. Dublin, Longford, Cha. Fielding, Char. Meredith,
John Keating, He. Hene, Ric. Reynell, Tho. Newcomen.
B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (7). P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (299) ; 1. C. (37).

Sold by Samuel Helsham.

Ormonde MSS. ii. 362. 942.

12 JUNE.

4 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 consi- an 2) Re- 3) and 4) repu- his
Another edition of No. 942, q.v.

B.L. B.M. G. 6022 (5). Orm. (44). P.R.O. Dub. 1
(248) ; 2. B. (7) ; 2. C. (7). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (5). N° 943.

15 JUNE.— BY THE KING.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1685.

4 pp. Gothic letter [with Nos. 944, 946].
up Our An-

A reissue of No. 3799, Eng., q.v.

B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (9). Orm. (45). P.R.O. Dub. 1. A.
(297); 1. C. (37). N° 945.

16 JUNE.— BY THE KING.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1685.

4 pp. Gothic letter [with Nos. 944, 945].

Our Commons their
A reissue of No. 3803, Eng., q.v.

B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (9). Orm. (45). P.R.O. Dub. 1. A.
(297) ; 1. C. (36). N° 940.

20 JUNE— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas upon Informa-
tion . . .

[Captains of Militia to take charge of the arms.]
Dublin : 20 June 1685.

Dublin : B. Tooke : [1685].

2 pp. folio Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Arms pursuant p. 2) Go- As
Mich. Armach., C., Granard.

As the militia arms are exposed to theft, all captains are
to collect the arms of their company before 14 July, and
send in a return showing their cost, ownership, &c. The
arms to be maintained fit for service.

Franc. Dublin, Drogheda, Longford, Mountjoy, Char.
Meredith, John Keatinge, He. Hene, Jo. Davis, Ri. Reynell,
Tho. Newcomen.

B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (8). P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (301); 1. C.
(39).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 364. Jfo 947.

20 JUNE.

2 ff Gothic letter.

Arms 186 that signing 2) Horse utmost
Another edition of No. 947, q.v.

B.M. G. 6022 (6). Orm. (46). P.R.O. Dub. 1 (254);
2. B. (11). K.I.D. N. 1. 27 (24).

Ric. Reynell, John Keating. N® 948.

22 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We the Lords
Justices . . .

[Publishing Pi'oclamation against Monmouth.]
Dublin: 22 June 1685.

Dublin : B. Tooke : [1685].

2 ff Gothic letter.

Arms 188 lately followeth 2) Deputy all
Mich. Armach., C., Granard.

Publishing proclamation 13 June 1685, No. 3794, Eng.,
q.v. (Council as No. 951 q.v.).

B.L. B.M. G. 6022 (9). Orm. (47). P.R.O. Dub.

1 (258); 1. A. (302); 1. C. (40); 2. B. (16); 2. C. (14).
K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (8).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 364. N° 949.

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Nos 950-7

22 JUNE— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We the Lords
Justices . . .

[Publishing Proclamation against the Declaration.]
Dublin : 22 June 1685.

Dublin : B. Tooke : [1685].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 188 late- followeth 2) utmost dig-
Mich. Armach., C., Granard.

Publishing proclamation 15 June, No. 3799, Eng., q.v.
Any one spreading the declaration is to be apprehended.

Franc. Dublin, Drogheda, Longford, Mountjoy, Char.
Meredith, John Keatinge, He. Hene, Jo. Davis, Ri. Reynell,
Tho. Newcomen.

B.Ii. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (11); G. 6022 (8). P.R.O. Dub.

1 (256) ; 2. B. (14) ; 2. C. (12). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (7).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 364. N° 950.

22 JUNE. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We the Lords
Justices . . .

[Publishing the proclamation of a reward for Mon-
mouth.]

Dublin : 22 June 1685.

Dublin : B. Tooke : [1685].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 187 received a Ma-
Mich. Armach., C., Granard.

Publishing proclamation 16 June, No. 3803, Eng., q.v.
Franc. Dublin, Droghedah, Longford, William Davys,
Char. Meredith, John Davys, John Keating, He. Hene, Ric.
Reynell.

B.I«. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (10); G. 6022 (7). P.R.O. Dub.
1. A. (304); 1. C. (38); 1 (253); 2. B. (13); 2. C. (11).
K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (6). N° 951.

10 JULY— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] WThereas by the Ancient
Laws . . .

[Against discussion of affairs of State.]

Dublin : 10 July 1685.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1685.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 Statutes clamation 2) Subjects ; execu-
Mich. Armach., C., Granard.

Recites the penalties for spreading false news published
by proclamation 9 July 1672, No. 824, q.v. Of late this
public discussion of affairs of State has grown. No one is to
be a talker or hearer of such matters without revealing it to
the Council. On pain, &c.

Franc. Dublin, Longford, Blesinton, Char. Feilding,
William Davys, John Keating, He. Hene, John Davys.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (12) ; G. 6022 (10). Orm. (48).
P.R.O. Dub. 1 (260) ; 2. B. (18); 2. C. (16). K.I.D. N. 1.
28 (9).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 364. N° 952.

17 JULY— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas Richard Power,
late . . .

[£100 reward for the arrest of Richard Power.]
Dublin : 17 July 1685.

Dublin : B. Took : [1685].

2 pp. folio Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Bal- Sheriff p. 2) She- every
Mich. Armach., C., Granard.

A reward of <£20 was offered for Richard Power, late of
Ballintotty, in Tipperary, by proclamation 12 Oct. 1683,
No. 929, q.v. £100 reward is now offered for him dead or alive,
together with a free pardon to any complice who kills him.

VOL. II 1

Franc. Dublin, Blesinton, Char. Feilding, John Keating,
He. Hene, John Davis, Ric. Reynell.

B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (13). P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (305); 1. C.
(41).

Sold by A. Crocke on Ormonde Key, and S. Helsham at Colledge
.Arms &c.

Ormonde MSS. ii. 364. N° 953.

17 JULY.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 Bal- where 2) where their
Another edition of No. 953, q.v.

B.L. B.M. G. 6022 (11). Orm. (49). P.R.O. Dub. 1
(262); 2. B. (20) ; 2. C. (20). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (10).

Davys. N° 954.

24 JULY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We are informed .. .
[Against unlawful assemblies.]

Dublin: 24 July 1685.

Dublin: B. Tooke: [1685],

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 di- quiet 2) their Di-
Mich. Armach., C., Granard.

Many people have deserted their homes and gathered in
bands in castles and woods. These unlawful assemblies are
forbidden. The Government will be responsible for their
safety.

Franc. Dublin, Roscommon, Longford, Blesinton, Char.
Feilding, John Keating, He. Hene, John Davys, Ric. Rey-
nell, Rob. Hamilton.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (14) ; G. 6022 (12). Orm. (50).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (306); 1. C. (42); 1 (263); 2. B. (22);
2. C. (22). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (11). N° 955.

10 AUGUST.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES

AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation for a Solemn
and Publick Thanksgiving throughout the King-
dom for His Majesties late Victories over the Rebels.
Dublin : 10 August 1685.

Dublin: B. Tooke : 1685.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 in by 2) traiterous 3) And August,
Mich. Armach., C., Granard.

In consequence of the victory over the rebels and the
capture of their chiefs, Sunday, 23 August, is to be a day of
thanksgiving. This proclamation to be read in church the
Sunday before. The English form of prayer (reprinted in
Ireland) to be used.

Francis Dublin, Roscommon, Longford, Blesinton, Charles
Feilding, John Davys, Thomas Newcomen.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (15); G. 6022 (13). Orm. (51).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (308) ; 1. C. (43) ; 1 (267) ; 2. B. (24) ;
2. C. (24). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (11). N° 956.

11 AUGUST.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES

OF IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas His Majesty
being informed . . .

[Against duels.]

Dublin : 11 August 1685.

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1685.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 That hereby ren-
Mich. Armach., C., Granard.

Any officers sending, receiving, or delivering challenges,
or offering affronts to any other will be cashiered, and ren-
dered incapable of employment in H.M. Service.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (16); G. 6022 (14). Orm. (52).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (311); 1. C. (44); 1 (270); 2. B. (27);
2. C. (27). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (12). N° 957.

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N°s 958-65

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16 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by Pro-
clamation . . .

[Respecting the storage of the Militia arms.]
Dublin : 16 October 1685.

Dublin : B. Tooke : [1685].

3 ff Gothic letter.

Arms 185 of ther 2) they 3) be- We
Mich. Armach. C., Granard.

Recites proclamation 20 June 1685, No. 947, q.v., and the
means employed to enforce it by letters to the superior
officers. All persons who detain any of the militia arms
are to deliver them up to be collected and stored. All cap-
tains are to convey them to one of the following ammunition
stores. Dublin or Athloane for Leinster, Corke, Kinsale,
Lymerick, Waterford, or Duncannon for Munster, Gallway
or Athloane for Connaught, Londonderry, Carigfergus, or
Charlemont for Ulster, before 16 November next, with a list
of the arms and their owners. Charges of delivery to be
paid by the Crown.

Franc. Dublin, Longford, Blesinton, Mountjoy, Cha.
Feilding, John Keating, He. Hene, John Davies, Ric.
Reynell, Tho. Newcomen.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (17); G. 6022 (15). Orm. (53).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (312); 1. C. (45); 1 (273); 2. B. (28);
2. C. (28). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (13).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 365. Jf° 958.

23 DECEMBER —BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas it appears
by . . .

[Reward for apprehension of FitzGerald and others.]
Dublin : 23 December 1685.

Dublin : B. Took : 1685.

3 pp. (2 ff.) Gothic letter.

Arms 185 read nours p. 2) of p. 3) named, the
Mich. Armach., C., Granard.

John Mac William FitzGerald, John Carroll, Dominick
Warham, Dermott Grady, John Fowlon, Daniel Bryon,
John mac Morice Aheren, Connor Enraghty, Dun mac David
Hine, and Roger Gayny, have committed several burglaries,
&c., and fled to the mountains. They are to surrender
before 26 January next, on pain of being reputed rebels and
traitors. .£10 each will be paid for them, dead or alive,
after that date, and a free pardon for any crime except
murder.

Roscommon, Drogheda, Blesinton, Mountjoy, Cha. Feild-
ing, Char. Meridetli, John Davies, Richard Reynell, Tho.
Newcomen, Adam Loftus.

B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (18). P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (315); 1. C.
(46).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 367. N° 059.

23 DECEMBER.

3 ff Gothic letter.

Arms 185 read meanors 2) of 3) particularly and
Another edition of No. 959, q.v.

B.L. B.M. G. 6022 (16). Orm. (54). P.R.O. Dub. 1
(274); 2. B. (31); 2. C. (31). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (14). N° 960.

1685-6

27 JANUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas not
only the pious . . .

[6 Feb. to be kept as a Day of Thanksgiving.]
Dublin : 27 January 1685[-6].

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1685 [-6].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Em- Day 2) And it

Clarendon.

A form of prayer for Accession Day having been drawn
up and ordered to be used in England, 23 Dec. 1685, the
same form is to be reprinted and used in Ireland on 6
February, which is to be kept as a day of thanksgiving.

Mich. Armach.. Franc. Dublin, Roscommon, Drogheda,
Longford, Granard, Blesinton, Mountjoy, Cha. Feilding,
Char. Merideth, He. Hene, John Davies, Rich. Reynell,
Paul Rycaut.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (5); G. 6022 (17). Orm. (55).
P.R.O. Dub. 1 (277) ; 2. B. (34) ; 2. C. (34). K.I.D. N. 1.
28 (15). N° 961.

27 JANUARY.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Empe- His p. 2) Let- Ireland :
Another edition of No. 961, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (47). N° 962.

10 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas it
appears by . . .

[Proclaiming Denis Morisy and others rebels and
traitors.]

Dublin : 10 February 1685 [-6].

Dublin : B. Tooke : 1685[-6].

2 ff Gothic letter.

Arms 187 at Good 2) Loyal contrary
Clarendon.

Dennis Morisy alias Trory, Teige Leaghy, John Barry,
Francis Power, John Scoley alias Fouloe, John Gerald, and
John Scoley alias Bailiffe have committed burglaries and
stealths, and fled to the woods and mountains. They are
to surrender before 15 March next, on pain of being reputed
notorious rebels and traitors. They are to be apprehended.
£10 reward for their body or their head after that date.
Free pardon for all offences save murder to their slayers.

Mich. Armach., C., Roscommon, Drogheda, Longford,
Granard, Mountjoy, Cha. Feilding, Char. Merideth, He.
Hene.

B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (6). P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (317); 1. C.
(48). N° 963.

10 FEBRUARY.

Arms 185 at Good 2) hereby contrary
Another edition of No. 963, q.v.

B.L. B.M. G. 6022 (18). P.R.O. Dub. 1 (279); 2. B.
(36); 2. C. (36). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (16). N° 964.

10 MARCH— [BY THE KING.]

Dublin : Crook & Helsham 1 : 1686.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 189 Loving bedience and
A reprint of No. 3828, Eng., q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (319).

Sold by Samuel Helsham, Joseph Howes, and Eliphal Dopson,
Book-sellers in Castle-street.

1 Assigns of Benjamin Tooke. N° 965.

1686

28 JULY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT

AND COUNCIL. [Begins] For the Quieting of
the Minds . . .

[No one to be disquieted for any words used before
the King’s accession.]

Dublin: 28 July 1686.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1686.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Maje- Kingdom p. 2) His take

122

1686-7: 2-3 James II

Nos 966-72

Clarendon.

No one is to be sued, vexed, or disquieted for any treason-
able or seditious words spoken before the King’s accession.
Any such suits to be stayed.

Porter, C., Granard, P., Roscommon, Longford, Tyr-
connel, Lymerick, Gormanston, J. Macartie, Char. Meredith,
John Davys, Paul Rycaut, Rich. Hamilton, Nic. Purcell.

B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (20). P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (320); 1. C.
(50). N° 966.

28 JULY.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Ma- Kingdom 2) Late other
Another edition of No. 966, q.v.

B.L. B.M. G. 6022 (19); MS. 15894. 77. P.R.O. S.P.I.
351. Orm. (56). P.R.O. Dub. 1 (265); 2. B. (38); 2. C.
(38). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (17). N° 967.

8 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas there
have been . . .

[Against burglaries and robberies.]

Dublin : 8 December 1686.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1686.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 Bur- as 2) shall December,

Clarendon.

The King’s mercy having proved an encouragement to
burglaries and robberies, the law will now be left to take
its course. Criminals will be speedily tried. The hue and
cry to be made efficient. Sufficient bail to be taken.
Fugitives’ indictments to be returned to the Court of chief
place, that the offenders may be outlawed.

Porter, C., Granard, P., Roscommon, Drogheda, Longford,
Lymerick, John Keating, Nugent, De. Daly, Rob. Hamilton,
Tho. Newcomen, Paul Ricaut.

B.L. B.M. G. 6022 (20). Orm. (57). P.R.O. Dub. 1.

A. (321) ; 1. C. (51) ; 1 (281) ; 2. B. (40) ; 2. C. (40). K.I.D.

N. 1. 28 (18).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 368. jq'o 968.

1686-7

21 FEBRUARY— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We are
informed . . .

[Against scandalous reports and insinuations.]

Dublin: 21 February 1686[-7].

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1686[-7].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 dis- due 2) Govern inflicted

Tyrconnell.

Insinuations have been made that the Government intends
to disquiet loyal subjects in their liberties, properties, and
just rights. This is untrue. All subjects, whatever their
religion, will receive equal justice. All persons spreading
these reports will be punished.

A. Fytton, C., Franc. Dublin, Granard, P., Antrim,
Roscommon, Drogheda, Tyrone, Longford, Lymerick,
Gormonston, Galmoy, Nettervill, Rosse, J. Macartie, John
Keating, He. Ilene, John Davys, Th. Nugent, De. Daly,
Stephen Rice, Will. Talbot, Rob. Hamilton, Tho. Newcomen,

N. Purcell, Tho. Sheridan.

B. L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (19); G. 6022 (21). Orm. (59).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (52); 2. B. (42); 2. C. (42). K.I.D. N.

1. 28 (18).

Youghal 373; Ormonde MSS. ii. 371 ; Wodrow ii. 178. N° 969.

123

21 FEBRUARY —BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas a late Pro-
clamation . . .

[Reaffirming the Proclamation against tories, burglars,

&c.]

Dublin : 21 February 1686[-7].

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1686[-7].

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 by it 2) Publish 3) end con-
Tyrconnell.

Recites and republishes proclamation 8 Dec., No. 968,
q.v. The civil magistrates have not done their duty in
enforcing it. The Judges are to return the names of all
who do not execute it. Those who do not apprehend these
tories, robbers, and malefactors are to be punished.

A. Fytton, C., Franc. Dublin, Granard, P., Antrim, Ros-
common, Drogheda, Tyrone, Longford, Lymrick, Gormonston,
Galmoy, Nettervill, Rosse, J. Macartie, John Keating, He.
Hene, John Davys, Th. Nugent, De. Daly, Stephen Rice,
Will. Talbot, Rob. Hamilton, Tho. Newcomen, N. Purcel,
Tho. Sheridan.

B. L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (21); G. 6022 (22). Orm. (58).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (323); 1 (283); 2. B. (44); 2. C. (44).
K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (19).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 369. 970.

24 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY,

Chief Governour and General of His Majesties Army
in Ireland. A Declaration.

[For discipline in the Army.]

Dublin: 24 February 168f.

Dublin: C. & H., Ass. of Tooke: 1686[-7].

2 ff. Roman letter. Tho. Sheridan.

Arms 187 Majesties duly 2) themselves Mili-
Tyrconnel.

The usual proclamation as to discipline and credit on the
march. Officers and soldiers to repair to their quarters.
Officers, &c., to aid the magistrates to apprehend malefactors.
This to be published by the military and civil officers.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (22); G. 6022 (23). Orm. (60).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (326); 1. C. (53) ; 2. B. (47) ; 2. C. (47).
K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (20).

Youghal 375 ; Ormonde MSS. ii. 371. U° 971.

7 MARCH.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas several Mer-
chants . . .

[For the preservation of Salmon.]

Dublin : 7 March 1686[-7].

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1686[-7].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 189 Kingdom contrary according
Tyrconnell.

The salmon trade is like to suffer from the destruction
of salmon-fry and the unseasonable killing of salmon.
Justices, &c., are to enforce the laws against this, and
prosecute offenders rigorously.

A. Fytton, C., Franc. Dublin, Granard, P., Clanricarde,
Tyrone, Longford, Lymerick, Gormonston, Galmoy, Rosse,
John Davys, Rob. Hamilton, Tho. Newcomen, N. Purcell.

B. L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (23); G. 6022 (24). Orm. (61).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (328); 1. C. (54); 1 (286); 2. B. (49);
2. C. (49). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (21).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 373. N° 972.

1687

4 APRIL.— [BY THE KING.]

Dublin : C. A H., Ass. of Tooke : 1687.

3 ff. Roman letter. Tho. Sheridan.

Arms 186 Us to 2) have 3) the and

K 2

Nos 973_81

1687: 3 James II

A reprint of No. 3843, Eng., q.v. ‘ By His Excellencies
Special Command, Dublin Castle, April 11, 1687.’

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (26) ; G. 6022 (26). P.R.O. Dub.

2. B. (51); 2. C. (51).

N° 973.

4 APRIL.

3 pp. (2 ff.) Roman letter.

Arms 185 to ctually 2) out p. 3) subscribe

Abby-

Another edition of No. 973, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (329); 1. C. (55) ; 3 (4).

N° 974.

4 APRIL.

3 pp. (2 ff.) Roman letter.

Arms 186 Us to p. 2) have p 3) in

and

Another edition of No. 973, q.v.
Orm. (62). P.R.O. Dub. 3 (1).

N° 975.

4 APRIL.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We are informed
that . . .

[Export of corn forbidden.]

Dublin : 4 April 1 687.

Dublin : C. & H , Ass. of Tooke : 1687.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 189 of soever the

Tyrconnell.

Owing to the high price of corn, grain, meal, and malt,
the exportation of any wheat, barley, rye, beare, oats, peas,
pulse, maslin, meal, or malt is forbidden to Michaelmas
next [Sept. 29] on pain of seizure.

A. Fytton, C., Granard, P., Clanriccarde, Roscommon,
Lymerick, Ikiryn, Mountjoy, John Davys, T. Nugent, Tho.
Newcomen, Tho. Sheridan.

B. L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (27); G. 6022 (25). Orm. (63).

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (331) ; 1. C. (56) ; 2. B. (50) ; 2. C. (50) ;
3 (3). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (22). N° 976.

11 APRIL.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas the Commis-
sioners . . .

[Concerning exemptions from Hearth-money.]
Dublin : 11 April 1687.

Dublin: C. & H.,Ass. of Tooke : 1687.

5 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Go- whereas 2) any [inverted] 3) Bowen
4) Knight 5) pay- or

Tyrconnell.

Houses of less value than 8s. are exempt from hearth-
money on obtaining a certificate. A list of those empowered
to grant certificates to poor widows is added. The duties
are to be paid to the authorized collectors. Ten days’ notice
to be given at the house before distraint is made.

A. Fytton, C., Clanriccarde, Roscommon, Mountjoy, John
Davys, Tho. Nugent, Tho. Newcomen, Tho. Sheridan.

B. L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (28); G. 6022 (27). Orm. (64).

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (332) ; 1. C. (57) ; 2. B. (54) ; 2. C. (54) ;
3 (6). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (22). N° 977.

29 APRIL.- BY THE LORD DEPUTY GEN-
ERAL, AND GENERAL GOVERNOUR
OF IRELAND. A Declaration Concerning the
Pay, and Clothing of the Army.

Dublin : 29 April 1687.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1687.

3 ff. Roman letter. Tho. Sheridan.

Arms 186 His and 2) New 3) Re- and
Tyrconnel.

As the forces are in a disordered state owing to the want
of subsistence, the matter has been considered, with the
debts for old clothes, and the deductions for new clothes,
swords, and belts. A private centinel in the Guards at
Dublin, whose pay is 8 d. a day, is to be allowed 2s. 6 d.
per week subsistence money, and a private centinel else-

where (pay 6 d.) to be allowed Is. 1 1 \d. from the last of
March to the last of December next, weekly. Sergeants 6s.,
corporals 4s. After December, when their debts are fully
paid, every private in the Guards shall have 3s. 6 d., and
in the other regiments 2s. 4d. Sergeants 7s. and corporals
4s. 8 d., free of all deductions. The army to be clothed
every 18 months, to receive a coat and breeches lined, to be
returned free after 10 months, a hat, 4 pairs of shoes,
3 pairs of stockings, 3 shirts, 3 cravats, and a sash, all
good of their kind. All officers to send in an account of
every man’s pay, clothing, subsistence, and deductions from
31 March 1686 to 1 April 1687. No hardships to be put
upon the privates. No man to be discharged till he is paid.
Men to keep their clothes and linen neat and clean. This
to be read and hung up in every garrison.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (29); G. 6022 (28). Orm. (65).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (59) ; 2. C. (59). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (24).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 373. q>jq

29 APRIL.

3 pp. (2 ff.) Roman letter.

Arms 187 that look 2) a p. 3) produc'd concern'd ;
Another edition of No. 978, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (337); 1. C. (58) ; 3 (11). N° 979.

2 MAY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND

COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas a Petition was . . .
[Lowering the duties on imported iron.]

Dublin : 2 May 1687.

Dublin: C. & H., Ass. of Tooke: 1687.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 Board the 2) do and
Tyrconnell.

On petition of the merchants trading with Spain that the
great duty on imported iron should be dispensed with, it is
ordered that iron be rated at £20 per ton and pay 20s.
customs and 20s. excise. No rebate will be paid on export,
nor abatement of 5 per cent, on importation.

A. Fytton, C., Barrymore, Drogheda, Gormanston, Gal-
moy, Mountjoy, John Keating, Stephen Rice, John Davys,
Tho. Nugent, De. Daly, Tho. Newcomen, Sy. Luttrel, Tho.
Sheridan.

B. L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (30); G. 6022 (29). Orm. (66).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (339) ; 1. C. (59) ; 2. B. (62) ; 2. C. (62) ;

3 (13). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (24). N° 980.

18 JULY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY GEN-
ERAL, AND GENERAL GOVERNOUR
OF IRELAND. A Declaration.

[Authorizing the Market on the Curragh.)

Dublin : 18 July 1687.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1687.

1 f. Roman letter. Tho. Sheridan.

Arms 188 better ring of

Tyrconnell.

It has been published at Kildare, the head quarters, that
during the Curragh Camp an open and free market without
tolls, &c., might be held there. The market people and
victuallers are to be paid for everything purchased fairly
and quietly. Officers to enforce order. This to be pro-
claimed to the soldiers.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (31); G. 6022 (30). Orm. (67).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (341); 1. C. (60); 2. B. (64); 2. C. (64);
3(15). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (25).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 375. KT° 981.

18 JULY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas an Act of Council

[Revoking Act of Council, 2 May 1687.]

Dublin : 18 July 1687.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1687.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 of May 2) Prayed May

1687-8: 3-4 James II

Nos 982-9

Tyrconnell.

By royal letters of 7 June 1687, the Act of Council,
No. 980, q.v., of 2 May, recited in full, is revoked and
annulled.

A. Fytton, C., Granard, P., Thomond, Galmoy, Bellewe,
Stephen Eice, John Davys, T. Nugent, Will. Talbot, Tho.
Sheridan.

B. L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (32); G. 6022 (31). Orm. (68).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (342) ; 1. C. (61) ; 2. B. (65) ; 2. C. (65) ;
3(16). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (26).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 375. N° 982.

31 OCTOBER. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas it hath
been a . . .

[Forbidding bonfires in the streets.]

Dublin : 31 October 1687.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1687.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 189 Cities whatsoever the

Tyrconnell.

Forbidding bonfires to be lit in the streets on any
occasion without special directions from the Lord Deputy.

A. Fytton, C., Roscomon, Nettirvill, Ross, Mountjoy,
T. Nugent. Rob. Hamilton, Anth. Hamilton, Tho. Sheridan.

B. L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (33); G. 6022 (32). Orm. (69).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (344) ; 1. C. (62) ; 2. B. (67) ; 2. C. (67) ;
3(18). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (27).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 376. N° 983.

1687-8

16 JANUARY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas a Procla-
mation . . .

[Concerning foreign coin.]

Dublin: 16 January 1687[-8].

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1687[-8].

5 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 and Councel 2) followetli, 3) Sevil,

4) Forreign 5) do Contrary

Tyrconnell.

Reissues of proclamation 6 June 1683, No. 926, q.v.,
which is out of print, and orders it to be observed.

A. Fytton, C., Granard, P., Lymerick, Gormanston, Neth-
irvil, Ikirryn, Galmoy, Bu. Talbot, T. Nugent, John Keating,
Stephen Rice, John Davys, De. Daly, Rob. Hamilton, Tho.
Newcomen, N. Purcell, Tho. Sheridan.

B. M. C. 21. f. 12 (24).

Simon 150. 984.

16 JANUARY.

Arms 188 and Councel 2) followeth. 3) Mexico
4) otherwise 5) do Contrary

Another edition of No. 984, q.v.

B.L. B.M. G. 6022 (33). Orm. (70). P.R.O. Dub.

1. A. (347); 1. C. (63), sheet 5 only; 3 (19), the same;

2. B. (68) ; 2. C. (68). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (28). N° 985.

8 FEBRUARY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas it hath
pleased . . .

[Thanksgiving for the Queen being with child.]
Dublin: 8 February 1687[-8].

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1687[-8].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 who We 2) pla- Churches
Tyrconnell.

19 February appointed a day of thanksgiving for the
Queen being with child, in Dublin, and 26 February else-
where in Ireland. The English form of prayer, reprinted,
is to be used.

A. Fytton, C., Barrymore, Droheda, Gormanston, Tho.
Keightley, Bu. Talbot, Stephen Rice, John Davys, De.
Daly, Rob. Hamilton, W. Wentworth, Tho. Newcomen,
N. Purcell, Cha. White.

B. L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (25); G. 6022 (34). Orm. (71).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (345); 1. C. (64) ; 2. B. (73); 2. C. (73);

3 (20). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (29). N° 980.

1688

4 APRIL.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND

COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas His Sacred Majesty

[Publishing Proclamation of 2 March 168^.]
Dublin : 4 April 1688.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke: 1688.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 Councel in 2) mischief 3) his Officers

Tyrconnell.

Recites proclamation 2 March 1687f, No. 3860, Eng., q.v.
The Lord Deputy and Council print it to hinder any Irish
subject enlisting in foreign service.

A. Fytton, C., Granard, Gormanston, Fitzharding, Mount-
joy, Bu. Talbot, John Davys, Will. Talbot, Tho. Newcomen.

B. L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (37); G. 6022 (35). Orm. (72).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (352); 1. C. (65); 2. B. (75); 2. C. (75);

3 (22). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (30).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 377. N° 987.

4 APRIL.

3 pp. (2 ff.) Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Council in 2) the p. 3) all an-
Tyrconnell.

Another edition of No. 987, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 3 (25). N° 988.

31 MAY. — [BY THE LORD MAYOR OF
DUBLIN.J [Begins] Whereas the Master-Por-
ters . . .

[Confirming the porterage fees of Dublin.]

Dublin : 31 May 1688.

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman and Gothic letter.

said Assembly this

At an Assembly in the Tholsel of Dublin, the Master
Porters pray that the rules of the Holy Trinity Guild of
Merchants, Dublin, on 14 January might be confirmed, and
this was done. Phil Croft.

Rules. Thirty-five persons and no more to be Master
Porters. Measuring Fees. 3d. ton of coal or salt, 4 d. for
20 barrels of grain, 10d. 20 barrels of bark. Bearing Porters
(buyer pays). lOd. a ton from a bark or gabbard to a house
on the keys, and from that to Is. 10 d. Carmen to places
out of the walls Is. 10 d. to 2s. 6 d. Similar rates for the
Inns at Oxman-Town. Any one charging more to be in-
capable of being a Porter or Carman. Lord Mayor to license
carmen, Guild of Merchants to admit Master Porters.
(Signed) John Smith, L. Mayor, John Knox, Masters of
Trinity Guild, William Watt, Benjamin Leabeater,
Wardens.

Orm. (73).

Cal. Anc. Kec. Dub. iv. 579. 989.

1 JUNE. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY GEN-
ERAL, AND GENERAL GOVERNOUR
OF IRELAND. A Declaration.

[Market on the Curragh of Kildare proclaimed.]
Dublin : 1 June 1688.

Dublin : C. &. H., Ass. of Tooke : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter. W. Ellis.

Arms 188 Regi- ted His

Tyrconnel.

Three regiments of horse, one of dragoons, seven of foot
are to encamp on the Curragh for the month of July. All

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1688: 4 James II

persons who have provisions to sell may find a free and
open market there. No violence will be offered, and all
goods will be paid for.

B.L.1 B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (38) ; G. 6022 (36)1. Orm. (74).
P.R.O. Dub.1 1. A. (355) ; 1. C. (66) ; 2. B. (78) ; 2. C. (78) ;
3 (27). K.I.D.1 N. 1. 28 (31).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 378.

1 Bread in 1. 15 erased in these. U° 990.

23 JUNE.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND

COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas it hath pleased . . .
[Thanksgiving for the birth of a Son.]

Dublin : 23 June 1683.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1688.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 of Solemn 2) through- same
Tyrconnell.

On account of the birth of a Prince, Sunday, 1 July, in
Dublin, and Sunday, 8 July, elsewhere to be kept as a day
of public thanksgiving.

A. Fytton, C., Lymerick, Nettirvile, Eosse, J. Macartie,
T. Nugent, Stephen Rice, John Davys, De. Daly, Rob.
Hamilton, Cha. Whyte.

B. L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (39); G. 6022 (37). Orm. (75).

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (356); 1. C. (67); 2. B. (79) ; 2. C. (79);
3 (21). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (32). N° 991.

20 JULY— BY THE LORD DEPUTY GEN
ERAL, AND GENERAL GOVERNOUR
OF IRELAND. A Declaration For the Good
Government of the Army.

Camp [Kildare]: 20 July 1688.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1688.

4 ff. Gothic letter. W. Ellis.

Arms 185 and will 2) all 3) away 4) Complaints, of
Tyrconnel.

Every private centinel is to receive 2s. per week sub-
sistence money. His yearly pay is to be £7. 18s. id., which
he receives thus 2s. a week = ,£5. 4s. Coat and breeches
25s. id., hat 4s. 6 d., 3 pairs of shoes 10s. 6 d., 2 pairs of
stockings, 2s. 6 d., 2 shirts 5s. id., 2 cravats, Is. 8 d., 1 sash
2s. 6 d., 1 pair gloves Is., 1 pair garters 6 d., 1 pair shoe
buckles 6 d. Each [sergeant] souldier to have 6s. subsistence
money, corporal and drum 4s. No deduction for clerks.
Captains to act as clerks. Any soldiers aggrieved may
petition by post if the pay is detained. Officers responsible
for order. Officers to pay respect to the judges. Regulations
for officers’ leave in winter. Regulations for privates’ leave.
All complaints to be laid in the first instance before the
commanding officer. This to be read and proclaimed in all
garrisons and towns.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (40); G. 6022 (38). Orm. (76).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (358); 1. C. (68); 2. B. (81); 2. C. (81);
3 (30). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (34).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 378. N° 992.

24 AUGUST. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY

GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER
NOUR OF IRELAND. A Declaration For the
Good Government of the Army.

Dublin: 24 August 1688.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1688.

5 ff. Gothic letter. W. Ellis.

Arms 186 Date goons 2) after 3) espe- 4) Decla-
5) instructed no

Tyrconnel.

Recites Declaration 20 July, No. 992, q.v. Gives regula-
tion pay for a private horseman, £23. 14s. 7±d. ; out of which
subsistence money man and horse 6s. a week, £15. 1 2s. ; a coat
and hat £2. 16s. ; remainder accounted quarterly, £5. 6s. 7\d.
Corporals, kettle-drums, and trumpets to have 10s. per week.
Dragoons to be paid £18. 9s. 3 ^d., is. 6 d. a week subsistence
money £11. 14s., clothing 2d. a day for 336 days £2. 16s.,

remainder £3. 19s. 3 \d., sergeants 8s. per week, corporal,
drum, and hoboy 4s. 6 d. per week subsistence. Guard’s
pay for private centinels £10. 12s. 9 \d, subsistence 2s. 6 d.
per week £6. 10s., clothing £3. 2s. id., remainder £l. 0s. 5 \d.
A deduction may be made for mounts for horse and dragoons.
Rules as to Petitions : As to Divine Service. Roman Catho-
lics to present certificate of Easter Communion. Chaplains
to exercise their duties and hear confessions freely. Rules
as to leave. Only one trumpeter per troop allowed. Rules
as to supervision. Rule as to aiding civil power. Soldiers’
pay not to be impressed. The officer and senior non-com-
missioned officer of each troop is to keep a copy of the
articles of war and this declaration by him. This to be
proclaimed to all garrisons and posted up.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (41); G. 6022 (39). Orm. (77).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (362) ; 1. C. (69) ; 2. B. (85) ; 2. C. (85) ;
3 (34). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (35).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 381. N° 993.

28 AUGUST. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOUR OF IRELAND. A Declaration Concern-
ing the Incamping of the Horse and Dragoons, and
for Incouraging such as have Hay, to preserve it,
and bring it to the Camp.

Dublin : 28 August 1688.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter. W. Ellis.

Arms 186 the ther His

Tyrconnel.

As there will be a camp next July on the Curragh of
Kildare with a free market, all persons bringing hay shall
have 4s. ready money per load of 4 cwt. and ground to
set it out.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (42); G. 6022 (40). Orm. (78).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (367) ; 1. C. (70) ; 2. B. (90) ; 2. C. (90) ;
3 (39). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (36).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 385. N° 994.

20 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas Several
Persons . . .

[Against the export of wool.]

Dublin : 20 September 1688,

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke: 1688.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 used Transportation 2) Seas, 3) as and
Tyrconnell.

The illegal export of wool is to be stopped. Reward to
any person discovering it of three-quarters the value of the
wool, &c., and three-quarters of the fine on those exporting
it. Rules for recovery, &c.

A. Fytton, C., Granard, P., Rosse, Stephen Rice, John
Davys, Rob. Hamilton, Tho. Newcomen, Fran. Plowden.

B. L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (43); G. 6022 (41). Orm. (79).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (368); 1. C. (71); 2. B. (91); 2. C. (91);
3 (40). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (36).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 385. N0 995,

20 SEPTEMBER.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Took : [1688].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 187 and and the

Another edition of No. 995, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (371) ; 1. C. (72) ; 3 (43). N° 996.

21 SEPTEMBER— BY THE KING.

Dublin : C- & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1688.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 meet to Chosen

A reprint of No. 3873, Eng., q.v.

B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (44). Orm. (80). P.R.O. Dub. 1. A.
(372); 1. C. (73); 3 (44). N° 997.

1688: 4 James II

Nos 998-1007

25 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER
NOUR OP IRELAND. A Declaration.

[All officers to repair to their quarters.]

Dublin : 25 September 1688.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter. W. Ellis.

Arms 186 Ser- whatever Pro-

Tyrconnel.

All officers of the army except members of Privy Council
and generals to repair to their quarters and remain there,
on pain of cashiering.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (45); G. 6022 (42). Orm. (81).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (373) ; 1. C. (74) ; 2. B. (94) ; 2. C. (94) ;
3(43). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (37).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 387. N° 998.

28 SEPTEMBER— BY THE KING.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1688.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 188 Holland, with pain
A reprint of No. 3876, Eng., q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (374); 1. C. (75) ; 3 (46). N° 999.

15 OCTOBER. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by the
Ancient . . .

[Against spreading of false news.]

Dublin : 15 October 1688.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1688.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Sta- an 2) solemnly the

Tyrconnell.

The spreading of false news and calumnies, forbidden by
law, is worse when an invasion from Holland is threatened,
and when by proclamation No. 999, q.v., all are summoned
to unite. Offenders will be severely punished. Justices to
execute the law.

A. Fytton, C., Roscommon, Gormanston, Nettervill, Gal-
moy, Mountjoy, Lowth, Bellewe, T. Nugent, J. Keating,
S. Rice, Jo. Davys, Tho. Newcomen, Fran. Plowden.

B. L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (46); G. 6022 (43). Orm. (82).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (95) ; 2. C. (95).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 387. 1000.

15 OCTOBER.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Sta- an p. 2) Dominions, have
Another edition of No. 1000, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (375) ; 1. C. (76) ; 3 (47). N° 1001.

6 NOVEMBER.— BY THE KING.

Dublin: C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 185 Orange without Reign.

A reprint of No. 3893, Eng., q.v.

Orm. (83). P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (377); 1. C. (77) ; 3 (48).

N° 1002.

30 NOVEMBER.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1688.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 a lasting Gracious
A reprint of No. 3909, Eng., q.v.

Orm. (84). P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (376); 1. C. (78); 3 (49).

N° 1003.

7 DECEMBER. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas several
persons . . .

[Against the report of an intended massacre.]
Dublin: 7 December 1688.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1688.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 188 restless to 2) In- here-

Tyrconnell.

Refers to proclamation No. 1000, q.v., forbidding false
news and calumnies. A report has been spread that the
Protestants were to be massacred, and riotous assemblies
have been held. The King will protect all his subjects
without distinction of creed. All are to keep the peace and
unite against invasion. No unlawful assemblies in arms to
take place. Spreaders of false news will be punished.

A. Fytton, C., Granard, P., Roscomon, Lymerick, Gor-
manston, Mountjoy, Bellewe, I. Macartie, T. Newgent, John
Keating, Stephen Rice, John Davys, De. Daly, Tho. New-
comen, N. Pursell.

B. L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (47) ; G. 6022 (44). P.R.O. Dub.
2. B. (97) ; 2. C. (97). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (38).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 388. N° 1004.

7 DECEMBER.

Arms 188 restless to 2) In- here-

Another edition of No. 1004, q.v., differing in spelling of
names of Privy Council. ‘ Nugent,’ ‘Purcell.’

Orm. (85). P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (378) ; 1. C. (79); 3(50).
K.I.D. N. 1. 27. N° 1005.

7 DECEMBER.

London reprint : G. Croom, &c. : 1688.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 190 to ous aforesaid.

A reprint of No. 1004, q.v.

Bodl. Ashm. G. 12 (182). N° 1006.

28 DECEMBER— BY THE LORD DEPUTY

AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We have

[Relating to the collection of Hearth-money.]
Dublin : 28 December 1688.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1688.

5 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 issue said 2) several 3) Henry
4) Brownlow 5) Ma- judg-

Tyrconnell.

Appointing commissioners for exempting from hearth tax.

A. Fytton, C., Lymerick, Nettirvill, T. Nugent, Stephen
Rice, John Davys, Garett Moore, Co. Neale.

B. L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (48); G. 6022 (45). Orm. (86).

P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (380); 1. C. (80) ; 2. B. (99); 2. C. (99) ;
3 (52). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (39). N° 1007.

29 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY

GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOUR OF IRELAND. A Declaration.

[All soldiers to return to their colours.]

Dublin : 29 December 1688.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1688.

2 ff. Roman letter. W. Ellis.

Arms 185 several listed 2) di- same.
Tyrconnel.

Certain non-commissioned officers and men have deserted
their old regiments to enlist in new ones. They are to be
discharged and sent back to their regiments, where they will
be received and pardoned. The pay fixed in Declaration of
20 July, No. 992, q.v., must be reduced for the present.

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Guards 2s. 6 d. per week to 2s., others 2s. to Is. 6 d. Arrears
will be paid later. This to be proclaimed and posted up.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (49); G. 6022 (46). Orm. (87).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (385); 1. C. (81); 2. B. (104); 2. C.
(104); 3 (57). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (40).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 389. 1008.

1688-9

25 JANUARY. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas several
persons . . .

[Against riotous assemblies.]

Dublin: 25 January 1688[-9].

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1688[-9].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 187 Ma- vernment 2) as whatso-
Tyrconnell.

The late riotous assemblies resemble high treason,
especially in seizing strong places, arms, and ammunition.
All persons are to withdraw themselves from them on
promise of pardon. Thieves and robbers are to be brought
to justice. Future offenders will be prosecuted.

A. Fytton, C., Galmoy, T. Nugent, John Keating, Jo.
Davys, De. Daly, Rich. Hamilton, Tho. Newcomen, Garett
Moore.

B. L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12(34); G. 6022 (47). Orm. (88).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (387) ; 1. C. (83) ; 2. B. (106) ; 2. C. (106) ;
3 (59). T.C.D. B. 5. 21 (7a). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (41).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 390.

There was a London broadside reprint of this. N° 1009.

2 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOUR OF IRELAND. A Declaration.

[To prevent robberies by soldiers.]

Dublin: 2 February 168§.

Dublin: C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1688[-9].

2 pp. Roman letter. W. Ellis.

Arms 185 sun- mands p. 2) to or
Tyrconnel.

Complaints are made that the new levies are committing
robberies and depredations. Officers are to keep their men
under strict discipline, and to aid magistrates in seizing
offenders and restoring stolen property. This to be published
and affixed in market towns, &c.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (50). Orm. (89). P.R.O. Dub.
1. A. (389) ; 1. C. (82) ; 3 (61).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 392. U° 1010.

2 FEBRUARY.

2 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 185 sun- mands 2) to or
Another edition of No. 1010, q.v.

B.M. G. 6022 (48). P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (108) ; 2. C. (108).
T.C.D. B. 5.21 (7). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (42). N° 1011.

WILLIAM & MARY

14 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER
NOUR OF IRELAND. To the Commissioners
of His Majesties Revenue.

Dublin : 14 February 168[8-]9.

Not found. W. Ellis.

Tyrconil.

Ships coming with goods or in ballast to be allowed to
deposit any native commodities, but not passengers or goods.

Ships bringing in coal or merchandise may take away pas-
sengers or goods under a warrant from the Lord Deputy.
No passengers to leave Ireland without special licence. All
goods to pay customs according to value.

Keprinted in ‘A Letter, &c., from Dublin’. T.C.D. A. 7. 1 (161).

N° 1012.

22 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
QUEEN .] The Declaration of William and Mary,
King and Queen of England, France and Ireland,
To all Their Loving Subjects in the Kingdom of
Ireland.

Whitehall : 22 February 1688[-9].

London : Bill & Newcomb : 1688[-9],

1 f. Roman letter.

Sub- all that

Promising full indemnity to all who lay down arms and
return to their abodes by 10 April next. Free private
exercise of their religion allowed to subjects of the Romish
Church. Further indulgence promised. Those who continue
in arms are traitors. Their estates will be forfeited.

B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (52). P.C. 1 (87). Bodl. Ashm. H. 23
(433). Dalk. 2 (69). P.R.O. S.P.I. 352. Guild. 4 (10).

N° 1013.

22 FEBRUARY.

within and the
Another edition of No. 1013, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 190. g- 13 (296). P.R.O. 6 (11).

25 February. No 1014.

22 FEBRUARY.

Subjects whatsoever that
Another edition of No. 1013, q.v.

Queen’s 79. C. 7 (37). Guild. 1 (551). N° 1015.

22 FEBRUARY.

Dublin reprint : A. Crook1 : [1690].

1 f. Roman letter.

Our there those,

A reprint of No. 1013, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (390); 1. C. (84); 3 (62); 3.
A. (1).

1 Printer to Their Most Excellent Majesties. N° 1016.

25 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOR OF HIS MAJESTIES KINGDOM
OF IRELAND. A Declaration.

[Inhabitants of Dublin to give up their arms.]
Dublin: 25 February 1688[-9].

Dublin: C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1688[-9],

2 pp. Roman letter. W. Ellis.

Arms 185 the in p. 2) therefore Gentle-

Tyrconnel.

As the Prince of Orange is about to invade this kingdom,
and several persons have gone north, armed, to join the
rebels there, all persons (living in Dublin, the liberties of
St. Thomas Court, and St. Sepulchre) with arms, fire-arms,
swords, and bagganets, and serviceable horses, &c., are to
deliver them up at their parish church doors. Any one
found with arms must run the risks of the ill consequences
of the disorders of the soldiers. The swords of persons of
quality and gentlemen are excepted.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (35); G. 6022 (49). Orm. (90).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (391); 1. C. (85) ; 2. B. (1 10) ; 2. C. (110);
3 (63). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (43).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 392. N0 1017.

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Nos 1018-28

1 MARCH -BY THE LORD DEPUTY GEN-
ERAL, AND GENERAL GOVERNOR OF
HIS MAJESTIES KINGDOM OF IRE
LAND. A Declaration.

[Concerning the seizure of horses and arms.]
Dublin : 1 March 168|.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1688[-9].

2 pp. Roman letter. W. Ellis.

Arms 185 to their p. 2) any for
Tyrconnel.

Owing to the formation of treasonable associations it has
been found necessary to seize the arms and horses found in
the country. All officers seizing them to render an exact
account to their commanders, who are to restore the horses
unfit for service. Lists to be sent in duplicate to the chief
officer in the county and to the High Sheriff. Seizures in
County Cork to be sent to Lieut.-Gen. MacCarty ; in Dublin
and suburbs, or in the Liberties of St. Thomas Court or St.
Sepulchre, to the officer in command. No fresh seizures to
be made except from rebels. Travellers are not to be inter-
rupted except they are going to Ulster or to Sligoe. Plough
horses, &c., to be returned to their owners.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (51); G. 6022 (50). Orm. (91).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (Ill); 2. C. (111). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (44).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 393. 1018.

1 MARCH.

2 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 185 to their 2) any for
Another edition of No. 1018, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 3 (64). N° 1010.

7 MARCH.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas several persons . . .
[Pardoning all Protestants except the persons mentioned.]
Dublin: 7 March 1688[-9].

Dublin: C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

2 pp. fo. Gothic letter.

1689

25 MARCH.— BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A

Proclamation.

t Forbidding plundering.]

)ublin: 25 March 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 188 noise of p. 2) Horses such
James R.

Certain Irish subjects fearing invasion have armed them-
selves with half-pikes and skeans, and have used them to
spoil their neighbours. Justices of the Peace are to restore
cattle, &c., to their owners unless these are in rebellion,
when they are to hand them over to the sheriff. Private

persons not to carry half-pikes and skeans.
to be apprehended.

Robbers, &c.,

B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (54).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 398.

N° 1023.

25 MARCH.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 noise of p. 2) Horses,

such

James R.

Another edition of No. 1023, q.v.

B.L. B.M. G. 6022 (53). P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (116); 2 C.
(116); 3 (71); 3. B. (1). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (46). Orm. (95).

N° 1024.

25 MARCH.

London : sine nota : 1689.

1 f. 2 pp. Roman letter [with No. 1028].

Arms 191 cer- land p. 2) have secu-
A reprint of No. 1023, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 3 (59).

17 April. N° 1025.

25 MARCH — BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A

Proclamation.

Arms 188 the Callings p. 2) their this

Tyrconnell.

Treasonable associations have been formed in Ulster and
Sligo. A proclamation [not found] has been issued ordering
them to disperse, and an army has been raised under Lieut.-
Gen. Richard Hamilton. All persons are to lay down arms and
submit to him, giving hostages if required. Those in Sligo
to surrender to the Lord Deputy or to Col. MacDaniell at
the Boyle. A full pardon offered to every one except Hugh,
Earl of Mount Alexander, John, Lord Yisct. Massereene, Robert
Baron Kingston, Clotworthy Skevington, Esq., Sir Robert
Colvill, Sir Arthur Rawdon, Sir John Magill, John Hawkins,
Robert Sanderson, and Francis Hamilton, son of Sir Charles
Hamilton.

A. Fytton, C., Granard, Lymerick, Bellewe, Will. Talbot,
Tho. Newcomen, Rich. Hamilton, Fran. Plowden.

B. L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (36); G. 6022 (51). P.R.O. Dub.
1. A. (392); 2. B. (112); 2. C. (112); 3 (66). K.I.D. N. 1.
28 (44).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 395. Answer to State of Protestants in Ireland,

Appendix, pp. 20. 1020.

7 MARCH.

Arms 187 Ul- Blood p. 2) grace 7th
Another edition of No. 1020, q.v.

Orm. (92). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (86). N° 1021.

7 MARCH.

London reprint : for T. G. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter.

Majesties said think
A reprint of No. 1020, q.v.

B.M. C. 21. f. 2 (28). P.R.O. S.P.I. 352.

Sold by R. Baldwin next Black Bull in Old Bailey. N° 1022.

[Summoning Irish Parliament.]

Dublin Castle : 25 March 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 188 Council to the

Summons Parliament at Dublin on 7 May.

B.M. G. 6022 (55). Orm. (94). P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (118) ;
3 (72).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 398. U° 1020.

25 MARCH.

Arms 185 Council to the

Another edition of No. 1026, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 2. C. (118). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (48).

N° 1027.

25 MARCH.

London: sine nota: 1689.

2 pp. 1 f. Roman letter [with No. 1025].

Arms 191 cer- land p. 2) have secu-

A reprint of No. 1026, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 3 (59).

Price 2d. London, 17 April. N° 1028.

25 MARCH— BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A

Proclamation.

[For the free exercise of Religion.]

Dublin : 25 March 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Our fear p. 2) In Dublin

James R.

Notwithstanding previous proclamations some subjects
have withdrawn themselves out of fear, or in rebellion. All

129

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Nos 1029-38

1689: 1 William & Mary

subjects to have free exercise of their religion. Irish subjects
resident in England or Scotland to return within forty days.

B.L. B.M. G. 6022 (54). Orm. (93). P.R.O. Dub.
2. B. (117); 2. C. (117). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (47).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 396. N° 1029.

25 MARCH.

Arms 186 Our fear p. 2) In Dublin
Another edition of No. 1029, q.v.

B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (53). N° 1029 a.

25 MARCH.

2 pp. Roman letter.

Arms 185 King- apprehension p. 2) to endea-
James R.

Another edition of No. 1029, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 3 (67). N° 1030.

25 MARCH.

London : sine nom. : 1689.

2 pp. Roman letter.

Arms 191 King assuring p. 2) that di-
A reprint of No. 1029, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 3 (60).

Price 2d. 17 April. N° 1031.

25 MARCH— BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A

Proclamation.

[Raising the value of all current coin.]

Dublin : 25 March 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 of ing 2) French 3) seven- Reign
James R.

Coin is to pass at the following rates : — Gold. Golden
rider weight 6 dwt. 12 gr., 24s.; half golden rider 3 dwt.
6 gr., 12s.; Spanish or French quadruple pistol 17 dwt.
4 gr., £3. 16s.; Spanish or French double pistol 8 dwt.
14 gr., £l. 18s. ; Spanish or French pistol 4 dwt. 7 gr., 19s. ;
Spanish or French half pistol 2 dwt. 3^ gr., 9s. 6 d. ; double
ducal 4 dwt. 12 gr., £1 ; single ducal 2 dwt. 6 gr., 10s. ;
Spanish suffrance 7 dwt. 2 gr., £1. 11s. ; Spanish half suf-
france 3 dwt. 13 gr., 15s. 6 d. ; guiney, £1. 4s. ; half guiney,
12s. Silver. Duccatoon 1 oz. 16 gr., 6s. 3d. ; half duccatoon
10 dwt. 8 gr., 3s. 1 -|d. ; quarter duccatoon 5 dwt. 4 gr.,
Is. 7d. ; piece of eight of Mexico or Sevil, Pillar piece, Rix
dollar, Cross dollar, French Lewis, 17 dwt., 5s. ; half piece
of eight, &c., 8 dwt. 12 gr., 2s. 6 d. ; quarter piece of eight,
&c., 4 dwt. 6 gr., Is- 3d. ; half-quarter piece of eight, &c.,
2 dwt. 3 gr., 7\d. ; twelfth of French Lewis 1 dwt. 12 gr.,
5 d. ; old Peru piece of eight 17 dwt., 4s. 9 d. ; half, 2s. 4 Ad. ;
quarter, Is. 2Jd. ; half-quarter, 7 d. ; Portugal royal 14 dwt.,
3s. lOd. ; half, Is. lid. ; quarter, Is. ; English crown, 5s. 5 d. ;
half-crown, 2s. 3\d. ; shilling, Is. Id. ; sixpence, 6^d. Allow-
ance of 2d. per grain for light gold coin, 3d. per dwt. for
silver. All coins to be legal tender. The methods for
weights to be those employed as directed by proclamation
6 June 1683 under Richard, Earl of Arran, No. 926, q.v.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (55); G. 6022 (52). Orm. (96).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. A. (393); 2. B. (113); 2. C. (113); 3 (68).
K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (45). N° 1032.

1 APRIL. — BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A

Declaration.

[Provisions will be paid for by Army.]

Dublin : 1 April 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Melfort.

Arms 188 King- bringing day
The army is marching towards Ulster. Any one bringing
in provisions shall be protected and paid in ready money.
Troops not to molest them on pain of death.

Orm. (97).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 399. N° 1033.

1 APRIL.

Arms 185 King- bringing day

Another edition of No. 1033, q.v.

B.M. G. 6022 (56). P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (119). N° 1034.

1 APRIL.

Arms 187 this said Violence

Another edition of No. 1033, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 3 (73). N° 1035.

4 MAY.— BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A Pro-
clamation.

[Making the 3| sous piece current money.]
Dublin: 4 May 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 188 Proclama- what of

James R.

The French 3J sous piece of silver is to pass as current
money for 3 \d.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (56); G. 6022 (58). Orm. (100).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (121); 2. C. (120); 3 (76); 3. B. (2).
K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (49). N° 1036.

14 JUNE. — BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A

Proclamation.

[For the delivery of the horses seized under Tyrcon-
nell to the King.]

Dublin : 14 June 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 187 before reposed p. 2) all Act-
James R.

Richard, Duke of Tyrconnel, seized several serviceable
horses which have been detained by his officers for private
use. They are to be given up at once. All persons whose
horses have been taken from them are to send lists to the
governor of their county or the sheriff. Reward of 2s. in
the pound to other persons giving information as to horses.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (58); G. 6022 (60). Orm. (101).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (123); 2. C. (122); 3 (77); 3. B. (4).
K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (51). N° 1037.

18 JUNE. — BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A

Proclamation.

[Making brass money current.]

Dublin : 18 June 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 of side 2) for aforesaid,

James R.

Copper and brass sixpenny pieces have been coined, with
a legend Jacobus II Dei Gratia on one side, on the other,
cross sceptres and crown with J.R. and VI and a legend
Mag. Brit. Franc. &; Hiber. Bex. 1689, and fringed round.
These to pass current in all payments but customs and
excise, trust money, debts of record, &c. Merchants not
obliged to receive it in payment for imported goods. The
money will be redeemed in full.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (59) ; G. 6022 (62). Orm. (102).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (124); 2. C. (123); 3 (78); 3. B. (5).
K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (52).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 400. N° 1038.

24 JUNE. — BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A

Proclamation.

[Against unlawful seizures by soldiers.]

Dublin : 24 June 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 187 abuses where 2) Stealing none

1689: 1 William & Mary

Nos 1039-46

James R.

Complaints are made that horses are being seized by our
soldiers. This to cease on pain of severe punishment —
death or cashiering. Express messengers to press horses by
the legal authority. An account of all horses seized to be
sent in within twenty days. This to be published.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (60) ; G. 6022 (63). Orm. (103).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (126); 2. C. (125); 3 (80); 3. B. (6).
K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (54).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 401. N° 1039.

27JUNE. — BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A

Proclamation.

[For a further coinage of brass money.]

Dublin: 27 June 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

3 pp. (2 ff.) Gothic letter.

Arms 187 of Proclamation p. 2) make p. 3) whereas this
Copper and brass shillings and half-crowns are now made
current, the shillings to bear the King’s head with Jacobus II
Dei Gratia, obverse, cross sceptres and crown between,
J.R. with XII above the month with inscription Mag.
Brit. Fran. Hib. Bex. 1689, and fringed round. The
half-crown pieces to be similar but bear XXX instead of XII.
The pieces to be current for all purposes except trust money,
mortgage, and secured debts. Informers of counterfeiting
to have half estate of counterfeiters. The money is not to
be exported. The order as to sixpenny pieces not being
taken in payment for duty revoked No. 1038, q.v. The coin
will be redeemed at full rates.

B.L. B.M. G. 6022 (61). Orm. (104). P.R.O. Dub. 2.
C. (126) ; 3 (81); 3. B. (7). E.I.D. N. 1. 28 (55).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 401. N° 1040.

28 JUNE. — BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A

Declaration.

[Concerning illegal imprisonments by P. of Orange.]
Dublin : 28 June 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 lye of 2) any discharge
Any subjects imprisoned by the authority of the unlawful
assembly, calling itself a parliament, shall have a suit for
damages against any who give warrant for detaining them
or who seize or detain them, and if any are condemned to
die actions will lie against all judges, jurors, clerks, coun-
cillors, sheriffs, &c., concerned. No subjects are to pay
taxes to the pretended government, none are to collect them
or pay them in on pain of exclusion from any act of
indemnity.

B.L. B.M. G. 6022 (64). Orm. (105). P.R.O. Dub.
2. B. (127); 2. C. (128); 3 (83). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (56).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 402. N° 1041.

20 JULY. — BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A

Proclamation.

[Protestants to leave Dublin within 24 hours.]
Dublin: 20 July 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 information by de-

James R.

All Protestants in Dublin or the Liberties of St.
Sepulchre, Donore, and Thomas-Court, who are not in-
habitants thereof, are to return to their homes within
24 hours, on pain of committal to gaol.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (62); G. 6022 (66). Orm. (106).
P.R.O. Dub. 2, B. (130); 2. C. (130); 3 (86); 3. B. (8).
E.I.D. N. 1. 28 (58).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 403. N<> 1042.

20 JULY. — BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A

Proclamation.

[All Protestants to give up their arms.]

Dublin : 20 July 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 187 Our Our p. 2) such of
James R.

Tyrconnell had given instructions for the seizing of arms
of all suspected persons. All protestants not in the King’s
service are to give up their arms, ammunition, and horses
within fifteen days to the lieutenant of the county, or the
mayor of the town (if in Dublin within four days). Suspected
houses will be searched. £20 reward for information of
concealed arms. All arms given up to be brought into store.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (61) ; G. 6022 (65). Orm. (107).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (129); 2. C. (131); 3 (85); 3. B. (7).
E.I.D. N. 1. 28 (57).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 403. N0 1043.

26 JULY. — BY THE KING [JAS. II.] A

Proclamation.

[Remitting half the duty on French wines and spirits.]
Dublin : 26 July 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 188 Customs thought of

James R.

To encourage the direct importation of French wine and
brandy, half the duty is remitted on them when they come
direct from France. No drawback will be paid on export.
This to continue during pleasure. Two months’ notice will
be given of any change.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (63); G. 6022 (67). Orm. (109).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (131); 2. C. (132); 3 (87); 3. B. (9).
E.I.D. N. 1. 28 (59).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 405. 1044.

26 JULY. — BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A

Proclamation.

[Protestants not to leave their parishes.]

Dublin : 26 July 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 187 Protestants of p. 2) or answer
James R.

Owing to the fear of invasion, no Protestant is to leave
his parish or town without a pass from a governor or
deputy lieutenant of his county, on pain of imprisonment,
&c. Passes are not to be granted save on urgent occasion.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (64); G. 6022 (68). P.R.O.
Dub. 2. B. (132); 2. C. (133); 3. B. (10). E.I.D. N. 1.

28 (60).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 405.

N° 1045..

26 JULY.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 187 Protestants

of 2) or

answer

Another edition of No. 1045,

q.v.

Orm. (108).

N° 1046.

27 JULY. — BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A

Declaration.

[Officers to return to their posts.]

Dublin : 27 July 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke: 1689.

2 pp. Gothic letter. Melfort.

Arms 188 Of- without p. 2) they thereto
James R.

Several officers of the army before Londonderry and
others have left their commands without leave. They are
to return within fifteen days, and make up their companies.
Soldiers who have deserted are to return within fifteen days,

S 2

131

Nos 1047-56

1689 : 1 William & Mary

on promise of free pardon. All deserters are to be appre-
hended and sent to head quarters.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (65); G. 6022 (69). P.R.O.
Dub. 2. B. (133) ; 2. C. (134) ; 3 (88) ; 3. B. (11). K.I.D.
N. 1. 28 (61).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 406. 1047.

27 JULY.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 Of- without p. 2) they thereto
Another edition of No. 1047, q.v.

Orm. (110). N° 1048.

30 JULY. — BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A

Proclamation.

[For arraying the Militia.]

Dublin: 30 July 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 Information, Commissioners p. 2) all said

James R.

In view of invasion commissions of array have been
sent to each county. All Roman Catholick men of Ireland
from 16 to 60 are to arm, and be ready to assemble on
notice. All subjects are to remove ten miles inland with
their horses, cattle, provisions, &c., on the appearance of
the enemy. No court of claims will be held at present,
and the commissioners for the Act of Repeal will not sit.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (66); G. 6022 (70). P.R.O. Dub.
2. B. (134); 2. C. (135); 3 (89); 3. B. (12). K.I.D. N. 1.

28 (63).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 407.

One of these Commissions of Array (Dublin) issues a proclamation
of this date. Bodl. Carte 181 (424°) and Ormonde (112). U"° 1049.

30 JULY.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 Information Commissioners 2) all said
Another edition of No. 1049, q.v.

Orm. (111). N° 1050.

5 AUGUST. — BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A

Proclamation.

[Summoning all Roman Catholics to the standard ]
Dublin : 5 August 1689.

Dublin: C. & H., Ass. of Tooke: 1689.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 Our other p. 2) so be
James R.

In view of expected invasion all Roman Catholicks
have been warned to be ready. As the royal standard is
set up all captains who volunteered formerly to serve with
their companies and all Roman Catholicks of Ireland are
to repair to the royal standard with arms and horses.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (67); G. 6022 (71). Orm. (113).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (135); 2. C. (136); 3 (90). K.I.D. N.
1. 28 (64).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 408. N° 1061.

5 AUGUST.— BY THE KING [JAS. II]. [Be-
gins] Whereas an Address hath been . . .
[Authorizing a collection for sick and wounded soldiers.]
Dublin : 5 August 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Talbot.

Arms 188 se- And and

James R.

On an address from several good and pious persons a col-
lection for sick and wounded soldiers is authorized and
recommended to all archbishops, &c., Roman Catholick and

Protestant. The money to be sent to Luke Hore of Dublin,
merchant.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (68) ; G. 6022 (72). Orm. (114).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (136); 2. C. (137); 3 (91); 3. B. (13).
K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (65).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 409. N0 1052.

14 AUGUST. — At a General Court Martial Held at
the Inns in Dublin. [Begins] Whereas Information
hath been given . .

[Officers to redress grievances against their men.]
Dublin: 14 August 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Ja. Nihell.

Arms 185 that diers refused
Any person wronged by a soldier should make instant
application to his commanding officer who is bound to
make reparation forthwith on pain of martial law.

B.L. B.M. G. 6022 (73). P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (137);

2. C. (138). N° 1053.

18 AUGUST.— BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A

Declaration.

[Officers responsible for the stores issued to them.]
Dublin: 18 August 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

2 pp. Roman letter [with No. 1057]. Ri. Nagle.

Arms 186 given ceive of

James R.

In consequence of the embezzlement of arms, &c., by
deserters and others, all commanders shall in future be
responsible for the stores issued to them, and their pay
will be stopped till deficiencies are made up.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (71) ; G. 6022 (74). Orm.
(115 a). P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (138 a); 2. C. (139 a); 3
(92 a); 3. B. (14 a). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (66).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 409. If0 1054.

20 AUGUST.— BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A

Proclamation.

[For supply of forage to the Army.]

Dublin: 20 August [1689].

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 188 of to to

James R.

All farmers, innkeepers, &c., to provide hay, oats, and
straw as usual for the army, which shall be duly paid for.
The Secretaries [of State] will redress any grievances.
Meadows are not to be spoilt by dragoons, &c.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (69); G. 6022 (75). Orm.
(116). P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (139); 2. C. (140); 3 (93);

3. B. (13). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (67).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 410. N° 1055.

23 AUGUST.— BY THE KING [JAS. II]. An

Order.

[All officers and soldiers to be paid on the old
establishment.]

Dublin : 23 August 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter. Ri. Nagle.

Arms 189 encourage- ment without

James R.

An order to the commissioners of the Treasury to pay
all officers and soldiers after 1 September on the terms of
the old establishment. Arrears will be met by grants of for-
feited lands or a land tax.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (70); G. 6022 (76). Orm. (117).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (140); 2. C. (141); 3 (94); 3. B. (15).
K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (68).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 410. N° 1056.

1689: 1 William & Mary

Nos 1057-67

25 AUGUST —BY THE KING [JAS. II]. [Be-
gins] Our Will and Pleasure is that you . . .

[For the apprehension of deserters.]

Dublin : 25 August 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

2 pp. Roman letter [with No. 1054]. Ri. Nagle.
Arras 188 Apprehend Possession shall
James R.

Order to Lord Lieutenants, &c., to arrest deserters from
Lord Brittas’ and Lord Castleconnel's troops of horse.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (71); G. 6022 (74). Orm.
(115 b). P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (138b); 2. C. (139 b); 3 (92 b) ;
3. B. (14 b). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (66).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 411. N° 1057.

1 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE DUKE OP SCHON-

BERG.] A Proclamation, By Frederick Duke of
Schonberg, General of all their Majesties Forces in
Ireland. For preventing Plunders and Robberies.
Belfast : 1 September 1689.

London : for R. Baldwin: 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter [with No. 1067]. Schonberg.
late shall dis-

None are to follow the army and plunder the country
through which it passes. All camp-followers (except sutlers
and hired servants) to be treated as robbers by the Provost-
Martial.

B.M. 21. h. 3 (86). P.C. 1 (125). Nat. Lib. Ire.
Guild. 4 (41).

Price Id. 8 October. N° 1058.

2 SEPTEMBER— BY THE KING [JAS. II].

[Begins] We are Graciously pleased to Declare . . .
Offering reward to deserters from Schomberg.]
Drogheda : 2 September [1689].

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter. Ri. Nagle.

whom it day

A reward of 40s. offered to every deserter from Schomberge’s
army. Officers promised equivalent commands and speedy
promotion.

B.L. Orm. (118). P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (141) ; 2. C. (142).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 411. Jf° 1059.

2 SEPTEMBER.

whom it of

Another edition of No. 1059, q.v.

B.M. G. 6022 (77). P.R.O. Dub. 3 (96). K.I.D. N. 1.
28 (69). N° 1080.

2 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE KING [JAS. II].

A Declaration.

[Officers not to leave their commands.]
Drogheda : 2 September 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter [with No. 1062], Ri. Nagle.

Arms 189 attendance of and

James R.

All officers in Ireland not to leave their commands without
leave on pain of displeasure.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (72) ; G. 6022 (78). Orm. (119 a)
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (142 a); 2. C. (143 a); 3 (95 a); 3. B.
(16 a). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (70).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 411. 1061.

3 SEPTEMBER— BY THE KING [JAS. II].

A Declaration.

[Property taken from rebels by the recent levies to
belong to them.]

Droheda: 3 September 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter [with No. 1061], Ri. Nagle.

Arms 1S8 Our -full may

James R.

Certain levies, not enlisted, have armed themselves with
guns, pikes, skeans, &c., and are on the borders of Leinster
and Ulster. They are to be careful not to injure loyal
subjects. All horses, cattle, or goods taken from the rebels
by them may be converted to their own use.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (72) ; G. 6022 (78). Orm. (119 a).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (142 b); 2. C. (143 b); 3 (95 b); 3. B.
(16 b). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (70).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 412. Jfo 1062.

3 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE KING [JAS. II].

A Declaration.

[Offering pardon to Schomberg’s army.]
Drogheda : 3 September 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter. Ri. Nagle.

Arms 186 of England rigour

As many of the troops have engaged with the enemy
without treasonable intention, and may be anxious to return
to their allegiance, a free pardon and employment is offered
to all Marshal Schomberge’s troops with suitable promotion
provided they return to their duty before [left blank].

B.L. Orm. (120). P.R.O. Dub. 2. C. (144); 3 (97).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 411. N° 1063.

3 SEPTEMBER.

Arms 185 of England rigour

Another edition of No. 1063, q.v.

B.M. G. 6022 (79). P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (143). K.I.D.
N. 1. 28 (71). N° 1064.

4 SEPTEMBER. — BY HIS GRACE, RICH-

ARD DUKE OF TYRCONNELL, ETC.,
CAPTAIN GENERAL OF HIS MAJES-
TIES FORCES. [Begins] Whereas upon appli-
cation made . . .

[Protecting Dublin brewers’ horses.]

Dublin: 4 September 1689.

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 189 Twenty sixth fourth
On the application of the Commissioners of the Revenue,
the horses of Dublin brewers are protected from press. No
officer is to seize on any brewer’s horse. A list of seventy-
one brewers is added with the number of horses allotted to
each (from 1 to 7).

B.L. B.M. G. 6022 (80). Orm. (121). P.R.O. Dub.
2. B. (144); 2. C. (145). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (72).

Dublin Records v. 615. N° 1065.

4 SEPTEMBER.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Twenty sixth Published
Another edition of No. 1065, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 3 (98). N° 1066.

10 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE DUKE OF
SCHONBERG.] A Second Proclamation, By
Frederick Duke of Schonberg, &c. For Protecting
and Inviting all Persons to bring Provisions to the
Army.

Dundalk: 10 September 1689.

London : for Rich. Baldwin : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter [with No. 1058]. Schonberg.
late shall dis-

Offers protection to all who remain on their farms and
gather in harvest. A free market is open at Dundalk every
Thursday and Friday, where all goods shall be paid for in
ready money.

B.M. 21. h. 3 (86). Guild. 4 (41).

8 October. N° 1067.

133

Nos 1068-75

1689: 1 William & Mary

14 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE DUKE OF
SCHONBERG.] A Third Proclamation, By His
Grace Frederick Duke of Schonberg, General of all
their Majesties Forces in Ireland.

[Restoring ancient Corporations and Protestant Justices.]
Dundalk : 14 September 1689.

London : for Rich. Baldwin : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter. Schonberge.

has in that

Many ancient charters have been taken away and protestant
justices removed from office, whereby crime has increased.

‘ Protestant subjects . . . are restored to their former Pro-
perties, and the respective corporations to their ancient
Charters, and the several Protestant J ustices to their Ancient
Trusts.’ No landlord is to exact rent from a tenant unable
to pay, as this is a year of wars and devastations.

B.M. 816. m. 3 (75); 21. h. 3 (86). P.C. 1 (126). Bodl.
Ashm. H. 23 (281). Dalk. 2 (95). Hodgkin.

Belfast Town Book p. 167. U° 1068.

14 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE KING [JAS. II].

[Begins] Whereas all reasonable means are . . .
[Protecting persons bringing provisions or forage to the

camp.]

Drogheda: 14 September 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Ri. Nagle.

Arms 189 of ction Our

James R.

Royal protection granted to all persons bringing provisions
and forage to the camp with their horses, carts, truckels, or
other tacklings. Full payment to be made. No duty, &c.,
on wine and spirits brought and sold in camp, quantity to
be certified by Rowland White, Superintendent-General of
Victuals.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (73). Orm. (122). P.R.O. Dub.
2. B. (145) ; 2. C. (147) ; 3 (99). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (73).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 413. N° 1069.

James R.

Under colour of public service many plow-garrans and
small horses have been seized, and men engaged in harvest
and ploughing pressed. No horses are to be pressed without
special order from the Captain- General or King, and no
men.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (74) ; G. 6022 (82). Orm. (124).
P.R.O. Dub. 2.B. (146); 2. C. (149); 3. B. (18). K.I.D.
N. 1. 28 (74).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 413. 1072.

27 SEPTEMBER.-BY ALDERMAN EDMOND
REILY PRESENT DEPUTY LORD
MAYOR OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN.

[Begins] Whereas several of the Inhabitants . . .
[Rates of provisions to be sold in Dublin.]
Tholsell of Dublin : 27 September 1689.

Dublin: C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

2 pp. Roman letter.

City arms o- for p 2) seven for
Tanned leather uppers, 4 \d. ; soul, 5 \d. lb. ; shoes, men’s,
4s. ; women’s, 2s. 6 d. ; tallow, £23 tun ; candles, 3 A(7. lb. ;
soap, 3 cl. lb. ; butter, 2\d. to 3 -|c?. lb. ; cheese, 2 %d. lb. ; bacon,
2 irf. ; beef, fc?. ; mutton, veal, pork, Id. ; wheat, 15s. ; rye,
7s. 6c?.; baare, 7s. 6c?.; mault, 8s. 6c?. barrel; beer, 17s.;
ale, 15s. ; small beer, 7s. 6c?. ; white oats, 4s. ; white pease,
1 Os. ; grey pease, beans, 7s. barrel ; oatmeal, 2c?. pottle ; linen
not to advance 3c?. in the Is. over Nov. 1688 ; iron, 2s. 3c?.
per stone; ironware, lc?. in the Is. rise; furrs (furze) lc?.
sheaf ; master workmen, 2s. day ; journeymen, 14c?. ;
labourers, 8 cl.; charcoal, 16c?. barrel; firewood, 15s.; cord,
kish of turf (500), 1 8c?. ; salt, 2|c?. to 3c?. quart ; Flemish
hops, 18c?. lb. ; English or Irish, 2s. 3c7. ; saddlery, 2c?. in

tllG Is. riSG.

B.L. B.M. G. 6022 (84). Orm. (125). P.R.O. Dub.
2. B. (148); 2. C. (145); 3. B. (20). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (76).
Dublin Records v. 618. N° 1073.

14 SEPTEMBER.

Arms 189 of ction Our

Another edition of No. 1069, q.v. The day of the month
is blank and filled in by pen, not in type as the other
copies.

B.M. G. 6022 (81). P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (17). N° 1070.

24 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE KING [JAS. II].

[Begins] Whereas we are informed that . . .

[Ulster refugees to be sent to Wicklow Hills, &c.]
Bridge of Affayne: 24 September 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter. Ri. Nagle.

Arms 186 Inhabitants Cows of

James R.

Several inhabitants of Ulster, forced away by the enemy,
have taken refuge with their stock in Dublin, Meath, Kildare,
and West-Meath, where they have consumed the corn and
hay, and still remain. These inhabitants of Ulster, com-
monly called ‘ Kereight-men ’, are to remove all their
kereights, cows, and horses to the mountains of Wicklow,
Slieveblymen, Slieveneman, Slievemara, the Hills of Gawlin
and Ideogh. Lieutenants, &c., to enforce this.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (75); G. 6022 (83). Orm. (123).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (147); 2. C. (150); 3 (100); 3. B. (19).
K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (75).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 414. N° 1071.

24 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE KING [JAS. II].

[Begins] Whereas great disorders have been . . .
[Pressing of horses and men forbidden.]

Bridge of Affayne : 24 September 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter. Ri. Nagle.

Arms 185 colour of oc-

8 OCTOBER. — BY THE KING [JAS. II].

[Begins] Whereas We have issued a Proclamation.
[Revoking the free import of wines and spirits.]
Atherdee : 8 October 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter. Ri. Nagle.

Arms 186 the eighty 8th

James R.

The proclamation 14 September 1689, No. 1069, q.v., has
not made wine and brandy any cheaper in the camp owing
to engrossing. It is therefore revoked as far as regards wine
and spirits.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (76): G. 6022 (85). Orm. (126).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (149); 2. C. (151); 3 (101); 3. B. (21).
K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (77).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 414. N° 1074.

17 OCTpBER. — BY THE KING [JAS. II].

[Begins] Whereas We have Prorogued tne . . .
[Parliament prorogued to 12 January.]
Atherdee : 17 October 1689.

Dublin : A. Crook, Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter. Ri. Nagle.

Arms 185 Parliament all a

James R.

Parliament, now prorogued to 12 Nov., is further pro-
rogued to 12 January. No one to attend on 12 Nov. save
those resident in Dublin.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (77); G. 6022 (86). Orm. (127).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (150); 2. C. (152); 3 (102), 3. B. (22).
K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (78).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 415. N° 1075.

134

1689: 1 William & Mary

Nos 1076-83

31 OCTOBER.— BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A

Proclamation.

[Officers not to be absent from quarters without leave.]
Atherdee : 31 October 1689.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

(2 pp.) 1 f. Gothic letter [with No. 1077].

Ri. Nagle.

Arms 185 Orders evil their

James R.

Certain officers in second and reformed officers withdraw
from the regiments to which they have been assigned, with-
out leave. They are to continue with their regiments on
the march and in quarters on pain of cashiering. Pay to
stop during absence.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (78) ; G. 6022 (87). Orm. (128 b).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (151 a) ; 2. C. (153 a); 3 (103 b); 3. B.
(23 b). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (79 a).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 415. N° 1076.

31 OCTOBER.— BY THE KING [JAS. II.] A

Proclamation.

[Horses and forage not to be seized during winter
quarters.]

Atherdee : 31 October 1689.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter [with No. 1076], Ri. Nagle.

Arms 189 settle prehend with-

James R.

The army, about to take winter quarters, will need pro-
visions. No horses are to be seized, on pain of death, with-
out order. No forage or provisions are to be taken without
payment, except from rebels.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (78) ; G. 6022 (87). Orm.(128a).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (151b); 2. C. (151b); 3 (103 a); 3. B.
(23 a). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (79).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 414. 1077.

2 NOVEMBER. — BY THE KING [JAS. II].

[Begins] Whereas several of Our Troops of Horse . . .
[Provision of forage in winter quarters.]
Atherdee : 2 November 1689.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter. Ri. Nagle.

Arms 185 Dra- command the
The inhabitants near winter quarters are to supply the
troops with forage. They will be paid down for it. No one
is to take any oats, hay, or straw for forage unless they pay
for it at once, on pain of death for a private, and one month’s
pay for an officer.

B.L. B.M. G. 6022 (88). Orm. (129). P.R.O. Dub. 2.
B. (152); 2.0.(154); 3 (104) ; 3. B. (24). K.I.D. N. 1.28(80).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 416. H'o 1078.

12 NOVEMBER— BY THE KING [JAS. II].

A Declaration.

[All officers to remain with their troops in quarters.]
Dublin: 12 November 1689.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter. Ri. Nagle.

Arms 189 Collo- pointed 1689.

James R.

All officers to repair to their quarters and remain there.
Those absent without leave to be imprisoned and lose a
month’s pay for the use of ‘Our Hospitals’.

B. L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (79) ; G. 6022 (89). Orm. (130).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (153); 2. C. (155); 3 (105); 3. B. (25).
K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (81).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 416. 1079.

18 NOVEMBER. — BY THE KING [JAS. II]!

A Proclamation.

[All persons may bake and sell bread in Dublin.]
Dublin : 18 November 1689.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 189 that their Plea-

J

James R.

The bakers of Dublin (who pretend to exclude all not free
from the trade) do not provide a sufficient supply of bread.
Any person may bake or sell bread in Dublin. All officers
to aid and assist persons coming to Dublin to sell bread.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (80); G. 6022 (90). Orm. (131).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (154); 3 (106); 3. B. (26). K.I.D. N. 1.

28 (83).

Dublin Records v. 622. N° 1080.

24 NOVEMBER. — BY THE KING [JAS. II].

A Declaration.

[Against destruction of empty houses in Dublin.]
Dublin : 24 November 1689.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter. Ri. Nagle.

Arms 189 several my such

James R.

Sevex-al empty houses in Dublin, and the liberties of St.
Sepulchre, Donore, and Thomas Court, have been spoiled
by soldiers, and the doors, wainscots, shutters, rails, and
glasses taken up. This is forbidden on pain of death. Of-
fenders to be tried by council of war. Information to be
sent to the Governor of Dublin.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (81) ; G. 6022 (91). Orm. (132).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (155); 2. C. (155); 3 (107); 3. B. (27).
K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (84).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 417. Dublin Records v. 623. N° 1081.

29 NOVEMBER.— BY THE KING [JAS. II].

A Proclamation.

[For the bringing in of corn, straw, coals, wood, and
turf to Dublin.]

Dublin : 29 November 1689.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 189 Inhabi- Wood as

James R.

Several inhabitants have forborne to bring in provisions
for fear of seizure and pressing. No corn, straw, coals, wood,
or turf coming in shall be seized, or the persons and horses
employed pressed. The coal-pits in Kilkenny are thrown
open to all. Coal is to be sold at the pits 9 cl. per barrel, and
2s. 6 d. per barrel at the seaside at St. Molin and Rosse.
Officers and soldiers to protect trade.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (82) ; G. 6022 (92). Orm. (133).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (156); 2. C. (156); 3 (108); 3. B. (28).
K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (85).

Dublin Records v. 624. 1082.

30 NOVEMBER. — BY THE KING [JAS. II].

A Proclamation.

[Concerning the post and the conveyance of letters.]
Dublin: 30 November 1689.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 189 this al Our

James R.

The Postmaster-General of Ireland has complained of
abuses in riding post, in opening letters and mails, and
quartering of soldiers. No postmaster is obliged to furnish
horses except on a warrant signed by the Duke of Tyrconnell
or a secretary if leaving Dublin ; if coming to Dublin, on an
order from a governor showing the person is bearing dis-
patches. All persons riding post to pay 3d. per mile per
horse, to keep the post road, and to leave the horses at the
end of the post. The post mails not to be opened. No
soldiers to be quartered on a postmaster unless he keeps an
inn. None of his forage to be pressed. Officers to assist
all postmasters in the execution of their duty.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (83); G. 6022 (93). Orm. (134).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (157); 2. C. (157); 3 (109); 3. B. (29).
K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (86).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 417. . H'° 1083.

Nos 1084-91

1689-90: 1 William & Mary

13 DECEMBER. — BY THE KING [JAS. II].

A Proclamation.

[Protestant Ministers not to be dispossessed ]
Dublin : 13 December 1689.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 188 Our Roy;:l Pleasure

James R.

By a bill of last session full liberty of conscience has been
granted. Certain persons have entered protestant churches
and dispossessed the ministers. No one is to presume to
do such a thing, or enter even on a vacant church without
previous application to the King.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (84). Orm. (135). P.R.O. Dub.
2. B. (158); 2. C. (158); 3 (110); 3. B. (30). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (87).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 418. 1. 36 ‘Assignee’. 1084.

13 DECEMBER.

Arms 189 Our Royal Pleasure
Another edition of No. 1084, q.v.

B.M. G. 6022 (94).

1. 36 ‘ Assign ’. N° 1084 a.

20 DECEMBER.— BY THE KING [JAS. II].

A Declaration For the better Government of the
Army.

Dublin : 20 December 1689.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

2 pp. Roman letter. Ri. Nagle.

Arms 185 between Our p. 2) place peril,

James E.

Owing to dispute between the Paymaster-General and the
officers the following rules are laid down. Every trooper
to receive 8s. and dragoon 6s. a week subsistence money.
Forage to be paid for every month at the rate it was bought
for. Troops in quarters may pay 2 Id. a week per horse for
forage, or otherwise 1 2d. per cwt. for hay, delivered on the
spot. No excesses to be committed by the soldiers or violence
offered.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (85); G. 6022 (95). Orm. (136).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (159); 2. C. (159); 3(111). K.I.D. N. 1.
28 (88).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 419. N° 1085.

20 DECEMBER.

Arms 186 did by 2) Quar- peril,

Another edition of No. 1085, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (31). N° 1086.

23 DECEMBER.— BY THE KING [JAS. II].

A Proclamation For the better Government of the
Army.

Dublin : 23 December 1689.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

5 pp. (3 ff.) Roman & Gothic letter. Ri. Nagle.

Arms 185 to and 2) For- p. 3) take p. 4) of p. 5) send of
James E.

An account of the rate of pay and allowances to soldiers.
Troopers receive 8s. weekly for subsistence, washing, shoeing,
forage, and linen, leave 2s. with the paymaster-general for
clothing, accoutrements, &c., and 6 d. for hospital and pound-
age ; corporals, trumpets, and kettle-drums receive 1 4s.
weekly and leave 3s. Gd. Dragoons receive 6s. weekly and
leave 2s. 2d. ; corporals receive 8s. and leave 2s. 6 d. ; sergeants
receive 14s. and leave 3s. 6 d. Foot soldiers receive 2s. 4 d.
weekly, leave 6 d. with paymaster-general for clothing, 6 d.
with captain for shoes, stockings, linen, and mending, 2d.
for hospital, &c. ; corporals receive 3s. per week, leave
Is. 2d. ; sergeants receive 6s. and leave 4s. Gd. Private
soldiers straggling are to be arrested. Officers’ servants not
to ride in the ranks. A troop roll to be kept. No deduction
for clerks to be allowed. Religious observances to be en-
forced. Chaplains to attend troops. Good behaviour in

quarters to be enforced. All goods to be paid for. Pro-
clamation 24 June 1689, No. 1039, q.v., and declarations
24 Sept. 1689, No. 1072, q.v., and 14 Sept. 1689, No. 1069.
q.v., to be obeyed. Army to assist civil magistrates and
revenue officers. No impressment of money allowed. Com-
plaints against superior officers to be made first to the
immediate superior, who is to hear the matter. The articles
of war, rules for musters, and this declaration to be kept at
hand by every commanding officer. This to be read to every
troop and company.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (86) ; G. 6022 (96). P.R.O. Dub.
2. B. (160) ; 2. C. (160) ; 3 (112). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (89).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 420. N° 1087.

23 DECEMBER.

Arms 186 to and 2) For- p. 3) take p. 4) of p. 5) send of
Another edition of No. 1087, q.v.

Orm. (137). P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (72). N° 1088.

27 DECEMBER.— BY THE KING [JAS. II].

A Proclamation.

[Further proroguing Parliament till 12 October.]
Dublin: 27 December 1689.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 to on at

James R.

Parliament is further prorogued to 16 October next.
Arrangements for prorogation.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (87) ; G. 6022 (97). Orm. (138).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (163); 2. C. (163); 3 (115); 3. B. (73).
K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (90).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 424. N° 1089.

1689-90

3 JANUARY. — BY THE KING [JAS. II].

A Proclamation.

[Against engrossing and forestalling wheat and oats.]
Dublin: 3 January 1689[-90],

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1689[-90].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 persons, Wheat shall

James E.

Certain persons, by buying up wheat and oats and storing
them, have caused a great increase of price, very hurtful to
the soldiers and poorest sort of people. Persons who buy
with intent to sell will be severely punished as engrossers
and forestalled.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (88) ; G. 6022 (98). Orm. (139).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (164); 2. C. (169); 3 (116); 3. B. (74).
K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (91).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 424. N° 1090.

10 JANUARY. — BY THE KING [JAS. II].

A Proclamation.

[Concerning the importation of iron.]

Dublin: 10 January 1689[-90].

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1689[-90].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 188 Kingdom for be-

James R.

By (Irish) Act 14 & 15 Chas. II an extra duty of one-third
more was put on all goods not imported from England, and
if by aliens or strangers the duty should be doubled. Foreign
iron now pays £4 per ton and iron pots 20s. per hundred.
The extra thirds and double duty are remitted on all goods.
Foreign iron shall pay 40s. per ton and 12s. per hundred
iron pots. This to hold for two years from date and three
months’ notice will be given of alteration.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (89); G. 6022 (99). Orm. (140).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (165); 2. C. (170); 3 (117); 3. B. (75).
K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (92).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 424. jjo 1091.

136

1689-90: 1-2 William & Mary

Nos 1092-9

18 JANUARY— [BY THE DUKE OF SCHOM-
BERG.] A Proclamation By Frederick Duke of
Sckonberg, Lord General of all Their Majesties
Forces, &c.

Lisburn: 18 January 1689[- 90].

London : for R. Baldwin : 1690.

1 f. Gothic letter. Schonberg.

Detestable Sins Reign
Against cursing and swearing.

B.L. Nat. Mus. Ireland, 2 copies. N° 1092.

21 JANUARY. — BY THE KING [JAS. II].

A Proclamation.

[For the encouragement of tillage and husbandry.]
Dublin : 21 January 1689[-90l.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1689 -90].

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Husbandry will p. 2) private at
James R.

To encourage tillage and husbandry no corn or hay shall
be seized for rent, the sowers paying only the accustomed
sheaf. No plow-horses or oxen to be seized for rent if there
is any other distraint. Meadow grounds to be fenced in.
Soldiers not to destroy meadow ground. Provisions for
complaints and payment of damages. Crown lands to be let
to improvers of tillage. Crown rents may be paid in grain
or hay.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12(91); G. 6022 (101). Orm. (142).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (167); 2. C. (172); 3 (118); 3. B. (76).
Z.I.D. N. 1. 28 (94).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 425. N° 1093.

21 JANUARY. — BY THE KING [JAS. II].

A Proclamation.

[Against the exorbitant prices of butchers and
victuallers.]

Dublin: 21 January 1689[-90].

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1689[-90].

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 this Butchers p. 2) al Pleasure

James R.

The butchers and victuallers have lately raised the price
of butchers’ meat excessively. Any person, whether free of
the corporation of butchers or cooks or not, may kill, dress,
and sell meat anywhere in Dublin. Officers to assist and
protect them.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (90) ; G. 6022 (100). Orm. (141).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (166) ; 2. C. (171) ; 3. B. (77). Z.I.D.
N. 1. 28 (93).

Dublin Records v. 626. U° 1094.

24 JANUARY. — BY THE KING [JAS. II].

A Declaration.

[Servants of French officers not to be taken into
service.]

Dublin : 24 January 1689[-90].

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1689[-90].

1 f. Roman letter. Ri. Nagle.

Arms 186 and will they

James R.

All officers of any capacity whatever not to take or retain
any servants of French officers, on pain of losing two months’
pay for the use of the hospitals.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (92) ; G. 6022 (102). Orm. (143).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (168); 2. C. (173); 3. B. (78). Z.I.D.
N. 1. 28 (95).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 426. 1095.

4 FEBRUARY. — BY THE KING [JAS. II].

A Proclamation.

[Copper and brass money to be tender for all
obligations.]

Dublin : 4 February 1689[-90].

Dublin: for James Malone 1 : 1689[-90].

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 and twenty p. 2) Re- Silver.

James R.

Proclamations 18 June, No. 1038, q.v., and 27 June, No.
1040, q.v., disabled the copper and brass money then issued
from being legal tender for mortgages, bills, bonds, obliga-
tions, record debts, and trust money. This restriction is now
removed. The money will be redeemed in full when it is
cried down.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (S3); G. 6022 (103). Orm. (145).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (169) ; 2. C. (174) ; 3 (120) ; 3. B. (79).
Z.I.D. N. 1. 28 (96).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 428.

1 Alderman James Malone, Bookseller in Skinner Row, Printer to
the King’s Most Excellent Majesty. U° 1096.

4 FEBRUARY. — BY THE KING [JAS. II].

A Proclamation.

[A levy of £20,000 per month for three months on
personal estates.]

Dublin: 4 February 1689[-90].

Dublin: for J. Malone: 1689[-90].

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 Infer- We p. 2) Suffi- liere-
James R.

An invasion is expected with an army of Danes and other
foreigners. The army must be regularly paid. The late
subsidy is insufficient owing to waste lands and the rebellion,
and Parliament cannot meet. A contribution of £20,000 a
month for three months ending 31 January last is to be
made by advice of the Privy Council from personal estate
and the profits of trade. The allotment to be made by com-
missioners. Claims for illegal quartering are to be sent in.
Claims for damage to be sent to the Secretary for War.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (94); G. 6022 (104). Orm. (144).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. <170) ; 2. C. (175). Z.I.D. N. 1. 28 (97).
Ormonde MSS. 2. 427. N° 1097.

4 FEBRUARY.

Arms 185 Infor- Maintaining p. 2) like that
Another edition of No. 1097, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 3 (119). N° 1098.

14 FEBRUARY.— BY THE KING [JAS. II].

A Declaration.

[For sending horses to market.]

Dublin : 14 February 1689[-90J.

Dublin : for J. Malone : 1689[-90].

1 f. Roman letter. Ri. Nagle.

Arms 186 Hor- the rates

James R.

Many horses fit for military service are not sent to fairs
or markets for fear of being pressed. The press will be sus-
pended till 1 0 April next to afford an opportunity for selling
them. After that date all horses over 14A hands high will
be impressed.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (95); G. 6022 (105). P.R.O.
Dub. 2. B. (171); 2. C. (176); 3 (121); 3. B. (80). Z.I.D.
N. 1. 28 (98). N° 1099.

18 FEBRUARY.— BY THE KING [JAS. II].

A Declaration.

[Concerning the letting of forfeited lands, Ac.]
Dublin: 18 February 1689[-90].

Dublin: for J. Malone: 1689[-90].

3 pp. (2 ff.) Roman letter.

Arms 186 21tk forfeited p. 2) City p. 3) from Aid-

T

137

VOL. II

Nos 1100-6

1689-90: 2 William & Mary

James R.

Quotes proclamation 21 Jan., No. 1093, q.v. Certain con-
cealments of forfeited goods and stock have occurred. Three
Commissioners of Revenue have been sent to Wexford,
Kilkenny, Waterford, Tipperary, Cork, Lymerick, Kerry,
Clare, King’s County, Gallway, Mayo, Sligo, Roscommon,
Longford, and Leitrim, to inquire as to forfeited estates,
and to let them during pleasure, to give preference to those
who lost their estates by the Statute of Repeal, and to insert
covenants as to wheat, oats, hemp, and flax, at a rent of one-
quarter value above subsidies and taxes. They are to inquire
as to concealed and embezzled goods and horses, giving a
reward of one-quarter to informers. Inquiry is to be made
as to the estates of the Earls of Thomond and Kildare, and
likewise of minors and absentees, whose estates are to be
administered and the profits employed in public defence.

Tyrconnell, Riverston, Buno Talbot, Stephen Rice.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (96) ; G. 6022 (106). Orm. (146),
sheet 2, p. 3 only. P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (172) ; 2. C. (177);
3 (122) ; 3. B. (81). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (99). N° 1100.

28 FEBRUARY — BY THE KING [JAS. II].

A Declaration.

[Offering 6 per cent, interest on money deposited in the
Treasury.]

Dublin : 28 February 1689[-90].

Dublin : for J. Malone : 1689[-90].

2 pp. Roman letter.

Arms 186 per- cannot p. 2) Signed Kingdom

James R.

To relieve the store of cojiper and brass money in private
hands, and to prevent unnecessary coinage of it, 6 per cent,
interest will be paid for its loan, payable every six months.
No sum less than £100 will be received. Receipts will be
given, signed by the Secretary of the Treasury and the
Accomptant General. The principal and interest are charge-
able on the crown rents and quit-rents of the kingdom, a
certain portion of which may be assigned as security under
Great Seal.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (97); G. 6022 (107). Orm.
(147). P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (174); 2. C. (179); 3 (124); 3.
B. (82). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (100).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 429.

Sold by J. Malone at his shop in Skinnerrow and by Andrew Crook
on Ormond-Key. 1101.

28 FEBRUARY.— BY THE KING [JAS. II].

A Proclamation.

[Fixing the price of commodities bought for public
service.]

Dublin : 28 February 1689 [-90].

Dublin : for J. Malone : 1689[-90].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 188 Meal, petency 2) Rates at

James R.

The prices of commodities being raised, the following
prices are fixed, which will be paid for quantities taken for
public use: — Wheat, 20s. best, 18s. ordinary, 15s. meslin,
12s. best bear, 11s. ordinary bear, 13s. best mault, 12s.
ordinary, 14s. good barley, 6s. good oats per barrel in
Dublin, Meath, Westmeath, Wicklow, and Kildare ; and
15s. best wheat, 13s. ordinary, 11s. best bear, 10s. ordinary
bear, 12s. best mault, 11s. ordinary, 12s. good barley, 4s.
good oats, 12s. oatmeal in all other parts. Barrel to be
Bristol measure, price on delivery. Goods not sold may
be seized, leaving enough for subsistence and seed. All
who have any store of wool, leather, tallow, &c., to sell
it at — wool, 10s. stone ; leather, Id. lb. sole leather, 6 d.
uppers; tallow, 30s. cwt. ; ox hides, 20s. cwt., other hides,
13s. cwt.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (98); G. 6022 (108). Orm. (148).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (175); 2. C. (180); 3 (125). K.I.D.
N. 1. 28 (101).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 430 ; Dublin Records v. 627. Jfo ]q()2.

19 MARCH. — BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A

Declaration.

[Officers to return to their posts.]

Dublin: 19 March 1689[-90].

Dublin : for J. Malone : 1689[-90].

1 f. Roman letter. Ri. Nagle.

Arms 186 Lieutenants, forthwith Posts

James R.

All officers to return to their posts on pain of imprison-
ment and forfeiture of one month’s pay.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (99); G. 6022 (109). Orm.

(149) . P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (177); 2. C. (182); 3 (127);
3. B. (83). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (102).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 431. K° 1103.

1690

25 MARCH.— BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A

Proclamation.

[Concerning the price of corn, &c.]

Dublin: 25 March 1690.

Dublin : for J. Malone : 1689[-90].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 eight and 2) seven- for
James R.

Quotes proclamation 28 Feb., No. 1102, q.v. The price
of commodities has been raised. The following market
rates are fixed : — Best wheat 25s., ordinary 23s., meslin 18s.,
best beare 14s., ordinary beare 13s., barley 14s. in Dublin,
Meath, Westmeath, Wicklow, and Kildare, and 17s., 15s.
for wheat, 13s., 12s. beare, 13s. barley, and 14s. oatmeal
per barrel elsewhere, Bristol measure. Any one keeping
food back from market to be compelled to sell it.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (100); G. 6022 (110). Orm.

(150) . P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (87); 2. B. (178); 2. C. (183);
3 (128); 3. B. (84). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (103).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 431. N° 1104.

28 MARCH— BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A

Proclamation.

[For making pence and halfpence of white metal.]
Dublin: 28 March 1690.

Dublin : for J. Malone : 1689[-90].

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 and Our p. 2) a Currant
James R.

New pence and halfpence of white mixed metal have been
coined to pass current. The pence being of the size of Is.,
with the King’s head and Jacobus Secundus Dei Gratia on
one side, on the other a piece of Prince’s metal fixed in
the middle, with a harp and crown, and Mag. Br. Fra.
4' Hib. Bex and the year of our Lord ; halfpence being
of the size of a sixpence. This money is to pass current in
all payments. Those who refuse it will be punished. It
will be exchanged for good money after.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (101); G. 6022 (111). Orm.

(151) . P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (88); 2. B. (180); 2. C. (185);

3 (130) ; 3. B. (85). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (104).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 432. N° 1105.

4 APRIL.— BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A Procla-

mation.

[Remitting excise and customs on imported foreign
goods save tobacco and silk.]

Dublin : 4 April 1690.

Dublin : for J. Malone : 1690.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 Us Our We

James R.

To encourage the import of goods for the army, all excise
and customs are remitted (tobacco and silks excepted) during
pleasure and for six months after any new decision.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (102); G. 6022 (112). Orm.

(152) . P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (89); 2. B. (181); 2. C. (186); 3
(131); 3. B. (86). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (105).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 433. N° 1106.

138

1690: 2 William & Mary

Nos H07-13

14 APRIL. — BY THE LORD MAYOR [OF

DUBLIN], [Begins] Whereas His Majesty in . . .
[Rates of provisions in Dublin.]

Tholsel of Dublin : 14 April 1690.

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter. Terence m. Dermott.

City arms the ] 1th the

By Order in Council 11 April 1690, the following rates
are published Iron, wholesale, 20s. cwt.; retail, 24s.;
salt, wholesale, £3 ; retail, ,£3. 8s. hogshead or 2 \d. quart ;
Flemish hops, 3s. lb. ; beef, 3| d. lb. best to 2A d. ; mutton,
veal, pork, 3d. ; bacon, 4 d. ; cheese, 4d. ; butter, 6 d. and 5 d. ;
soap and candles, 5 d. lb. ; French wine, £44 tun, wholesale ;
14d. per quart; brandy, £50 tun; 15d. quart; ale, 2 d.
quart ; beer, 3d. ; small beer, \d. per quart. Offenders dis-
franchised and fined.

B.L. B.M. G. 6022 (113). Orm. (153). P.R.O. Dub.
1. C. (90); 2. B. (182); 2. C. (187); 3 (132); 3. B. (87).
K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (106). N° 1107.

15 APRIL.— BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A Pro-

clamation.

[For the preservation of enclosed meadows, &c.]
Dublin : 15 April 1690.

Dublin : for J. Malone : 1690.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 186 Proclama- Privy p. 2) be shall
James R.

Recites proclamation 21 Jan., No. 1093, q.v., as to preser-
vation of meadow ground. Certain commons, &c., have been
fenced in for use of the troops. Officers and privates are
not to graze any horses on enclosed meadows and pastures
on pain of cashiering for officers or death for soldiers, and
horses, &c., belonging to private persons will be forfeited
if they are found there. Lieutenants of counties, &c., to

GXGCllto.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (103); G. 6022 (114). Orm. (154).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (91) ; 2. B. (183) ; 2. C. (188) ; 3 (133) ;
3. B. (88). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (107).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 434. Jf° 1108.

21 APRIL. — BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A

Proclamation.

[For making white metal crown pieces current.]
Dublin : 21 April 1690.

Dublin : for J. Malone: 1690.

3 pp. (2 ff.) Gothic letter.

Arms 186 scarcity tion p. 2) We p. 3) that of
White metal crown pieces have been struck with a figure
on horseback, and inscription Jac. II Dei Gra. Mag. Bri.
Fra. 4' Hib- Rex on one side, on the other a piece of Prince’s
metal in the middle stamped with a crown surrounded with
the arms of England, Scotland, France, and Ireland, and
inscription Christo Victore triumpho, Anno Dom. 1690, and
round the edge Melioris tessera fati, Anno Regni sexto. These
are current in all payments. Counterfeiting them is high
treason. Reward for informers. The coin will be redeemed
at par.

B.L. B.M. G. 6022 (115). Orm. (155). P.R.O. Dub.
1. C. (92) ; 2. B. (184) ; 2. C. (189) ; 3 (134). K.I.D. N. 1.
28 (108).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 434. N° 1109.

25 APRIL. — BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A

Declaration.

[No further leases of forfeited lands to be granted.]
Dublin : 25 April 1690.

Dublin : for J. Malone : [1690].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 185 Army, in former

James R.

As several officers of the army have left their commands

to follow the commissioners for revenue to obtain leases of
forfeited lands, the commissioners are to make no more
leases. All leases made by them after 26 April are void.
The commissioners are to search for absentees’ goods as
before.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12(104); G. 6022(116). Orm. (156).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (93) ; 2. B. (186) ; 2. C. (191) ; 3 (136) ;
3. B. (89). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (109).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 4E6. 1110.

30 MAY— BY THE KING AND QUEEN. A

Proclamation for a general fast [in Ireland].
Whitehall: 30 May 1690.

London : Bill & Newcomb : 1690.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 113 on Secured Maje-
The rebellion in Ireland, fostered by the French king
who is desirous of turning it into a province, has brought on
war with France. A general fast and day of humiliation for
pardon and protection is ordered to be kept throughout
Ireland on Wednesday, 25 June next, and on every third
Wednesday till the end of the war. Form of prayer sent
herewith.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 3 (97) ; C. 21. f. 2 (33 e). P.C. 2 (27) ;
1 (135). Dalk. 2 (101). P.R.O. 6 (45). Queen’s 79. C. 7
(77). Signet. Guild. 4 (50).

4 June. N° 1111.

9 JUNE. — BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A De-

claration.

[Raising the interest on loans of copper money
to 10 per cent.]

Dublin : 9 June 1690.

Dublin : for J. Malone : [1690].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 189 last, We upon

James R.

Recites Declaration 28 Feb., No. 1101, q.v. Whereas the
rate of interest current is 10 per cent., £10 yearly will be
paid for the forbearance of £100, and the security shall be
either crown rents, or lands, mortgages, or encumbrances.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12(105); G. 6022 (117). Orm. (157).
P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (94) ; 2. B. (187) ; 2. C. (192) ; 3 (137) ;
3. B. (91). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (40).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 436. lf° 1112,

10 JUNE.— BY THE KING’S MOST EXCEL-

LENT MAJESTY [JAS. II]. [Begins] We
having thought fit . . .

[Appointing suttling houses for supplying ale to the
Army.]

Dublin: 10 June 1690.

Dublin : A. Crook : [1690].

1 f. Roman letter. Marquiss d’Albyvile.

Arms 186 parts of they
Suttling houses for the supply of ale to the army at 2d.
per quart ready money have been established. They bear a
sign in English and French. No officer or soldier is to
cause any disturbance or run in score.

B.L. B.M. G. 6022 (118). Orm. (158). P.R.O. Dub.
1. C. (95); 2. B. (188); 2. C. (193); 3 (138); 3. B. (92).
K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (111).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 436. Dublin Recoi’ds v. 634. N° 1113.

13 JUNE —BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A Pro-
clamation.

[For the supply of hay to the Army.]

Dublin : 13 June 1690.

Dublin : for J. Malone : 1690.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 189 Janu- ary rates

T 2

Nos H14-24

1690 : 2 William & Mary

Cites proclamation 21 Jan. 1689[— 90], No. 1093, q.v.
Rowland White, Commissioner-General of the Victuals has
orders to form magazines of hay and oats, and build stables
and case-arms for horses. Owners of meadows are to bring
in hay and sell it at 6s. a load of four hundredweight.

B.L. B.M. G. 6022 (119). Orm. (159). P.R.O. Dub.
1. C. (96); 2. B. (189); 2. C. (194); 3 (139); 3. B. (93).
K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (112).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 437. N° 1114.

15 JUNE.— BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A Pro-
clamation.

[Against buying gold and silver at high rates.]
Dublin: 15 June 1690.

Dublin : for J. Malone : [1690].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 who have answer
No one is to pay more than 30s. in brass or copper money
for any pistole or louis of gold, or 38s. for a guinea piece, or
7s. 6 d. for a silver crown piece. Informers to have all gold
and silver exchanged at higher rates.

B.L. B.M. G. 6022 (121). Orm. (161). P.R.O. Dub.
1. C. (98); 2. B. (191); 2. C. (196); 3 (141); 3. B. (95).
K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (114).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 439. N° 1115.

15 JUNE.— BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A Pro-
clamation.

[For crown pieces of copper and brass.]

Dublin: 15 June 1690.

Dublin : for J. Malone : [1690].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 185 defray each cur-

James R.

Crown pieces have been coined of copper and brass bearing
on one side the King on horseback with Jac. II Dei Gra.
Mag. Bri. Fra. 4' Hib. Rex, on the other the arms of
England, Scotland, France, and Ireland with a crown in
the middle, and the inscription Christo victore triumplio 1690.
This coin to be current, not to be counterfeited ; it will be
redeemed.

B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (106).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 433. N° 1116.

15 JUNE.

2 pp. (1 f.) Gothic letter [with No. 1118].

Arms 185 defray each cur-
Another edition of No. 1116, q.v., having No. 1 1 18 on back.
B.L. B.M. G. 6022 (120). Orm. (160a). P.R.O. Dub.
1. C. (97 a); 2. B. (190 a); 2. C. (195 a); 3 (140 a); 3. B.
(94 a). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (113). N° 1117.

15 JUNE.— BY THE KING [JAS. II]. A Pro-
clamation.

[Calling in copper half-crowns.]

Dublin: 15 June 1690.

Dublin : for J. Malone : 1690.

2 pp. (If-) Gothic letter [with No. 1117].

Arms 189 Pri- vy such

The copper half-crowns of May last are called in. Not
current in Dublin after 30 June, in Leinster after 15 July,
elsewhere after 31 July. They will be exchanged at the
Mint for current coin, or by the Collectors of Revenue.

B.L. B.M. G. 6022 (120). Orm. (160 b). P.R.O. Dub.
1. C. (97 b); 2. B. (190 b); 2. C. (195 b); 3 (140 a); 3. B.
(94 b). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (113 b).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 438. N° 1118.

19 JUNE.— BY THE KING AND QUEEN. A

Proclamation.

[Military discipline to be observed without plunder.]
Belfast: 19 June 1690.

Dublin: E. Jones: 1690.

1 f. Gothic letter. Geo. Clarke.

Arms 109 re- Houses they

All officers and soldiers to observe military discipline on
the march and not to plunder. They are to pay reasonable
rates for all food used. Officers to be responsible. These
orders to be read to each regiment.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f 12 (108). Orm. (162). P.R.O. Dub.
1. C. (99); 3 (142); 3. A. (2); 3. B. (96).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 439. 1119,

20 JUNE.— BY THE KING AND QUEEN. An

Order.

[Horses and carts not to be pressed.]
Hilsborough : 20 June 1690.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1690.

1 f. Gothic letter. Geo. Clarke.

Arms 193 great Sign be
No horses or carts are to be pressed except under sign
manual. Any one disobeying, if an officer, shall be dis-
missed ; if a trooper, shall stand three several times on the
picquet ; if a dragoon or foot soldier, shall run the gantlet
three times through the whole regiment. This order to be
read to each regiment.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (109). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (100),
(101) ; 3 (143) ; 3. A. (3) ; 3. B. (97). N° 1120.

24 JUNE.— BY THE KING AND QUEEN. A

Proclamation.

[Soldiers not to commit any violence.]

Lough brickland : 24 June 1690.

Dublin : Edward Jones1 : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 109 by mage June
As the abuses of the soldiers prevent the supply of pro-
visions no soldier is, on pain of death, to take away any
cattle or provision from any sutler or person whatsoever.
Officers to see that soldiers pay for all they use. This to be
read at the head of every regiment.

B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (107). Orm. (163). P.R.O. Dub. P. 1
(4); 3 (144); 3. A. (4); 3. B. (90).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 440.

1 At King’s-Hospital in Oxman-Town. lf° 1121.

24 JUNE.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 199 the to Twenty
Another edition of No. 1121, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (102). N° 1122.

7 JULY. — [BY THE KING AND QUEEN.] The

Declaration of William and Mary, King and Queen
of England, Scotland, France, and Ireland. To all
the People of Our Kingdom of Ireland, whom it may
Concern.

Finglas near Dublin : 7 July 1690.

Dublin : E. Jones : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 195 Enemies also Demonstrati-
After the battle of Boyne offers mercy to all poor labourers,
soldiers, &c., whatever, and to all citizens, &c., who return
to their homes by 1 August and surrender their arms.
Tenants holding from Protestant landlords to pay their rent
to them, from rebel landlords to hold it until notice. As
for the leaders who rejected the pardon of 22 Feb. 1688[-9],
No. 1013, q.v., they are left to the event of war.

B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (110). Reg. 4 (121). Orm. (164).
P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (5).

Rot. Pat. Ire. p. 1. d. (1).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 440. U° 1123.

7 JULY.

Arms as 193 Enemies from De-
Another edition of No. 1123, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (103); 3 (145); 3. A. (4); 3. B.
(98). N° 1124.

140

1690: 2 William & Mary

Nos 1125-36

7 JULY.

London reprint : for R. Baldwin : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 194 late Mercy those

A reprint of No. 1123, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 3 (103). Antiq. 2 (182).

19 July. N° 1125.

By letters patent 12 July 1690 Francis, Earl of Longford,
Anthony, Bp. of Meath, Robert Fitz-Gerrald, Esq., Sir
Henry Fane, Dr. Robert Gorges, William Robbinson, Joseph
Coghlan, Edward Corker, and Henry Davys are appointed
commissioners for forfeited estates. An account of all rebels’
property to be sent in. All goods of forfeited persons to be
handed over. Embezzlements w'ill be severely punished.

Orm. (166).

7 JULY.

London reprint.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 196 late duc’d Re
A reprint of No. 1123, q.v.

B.M. 816. m. 3 (91) cropped ; 8122. i. 2 (27) cropped.

N° 1126.

10 JULY. — BY THE KING AND QUEEN’S
MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTIES. A Pro-
clamation.

[Reducing the value of King James’ pewter and copper

money.]

By Dublin : 10 July 1690.

Dublin : E. Jones : 1690.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 109 com- at Pay-

Reduces the money coined by King James of copper or
mixed metal. Large half-crowns and crowns of copper Id.
sterling, small half-crowns at § d., large copper shilling
at \d., small shilling and sixpence at \d., the pewter pence
as halfpence, and the pewter halfpence as farthings. To
pass as current money.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (111). Orm. (165). P.R.O. Dub.
1. C. (104); P. 1 (6); 3 (146); 3. A. (5); 3. B. (99).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 441. N° 1127.

10 JULY.

London: E. Jones: 1690.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 200 Abuses ing Rates
A reprint of No. 1127, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 3 (104). Guild. 4 (56).

18 July. N° 1128.

10 JULY.

London : E. Jones : 1690.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms as 200 Oppressi-
A reprint of No. 1127, q.v.

B.M. 816. m. 3 (92).

10 JULY.

London: E. Jones : 1690.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 195 and
A reprint of No. 1127, q.v.

P.C. 1 (139). T.C.D. RR. bb. 42. Antiq. 2 (183).

N° 1130.

16 JULY. — BY THE RIGHT HONORABLE
THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE MAN-
AGEMENT OF THE SEVERAL FOR-
FEITED ESTATES, GOODS AND CHAT-
TELS OF THE REBELS OF IRELAND.
[Begins] Whereas their Majesties have been in-
formed . . .

[For ascertaining the estates of rebels.]

Dublin : 16 July 1690.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke: [1690].

1 f. Roman letter.

persons have this

Brass Within

N° 1129.

or Rates

Ormonde MSS. ii. 442. XJ° 1131.

19 JULY.— BY THE RIGHT HONOURABLE
THE COMMISSIONERS FOR MANAGE-
MENT OF THE SEVERAL FORFEITED
ESTATES, GOODS AND CHATTELS OF
THE REBELLS OF IRELAND.

[Concerning the limits of their Commission.]
Dublin: 19 July 1C90.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke: [1690].

1 f. Roman letter.

scruple, ted the

The Commission of 12 July to seize the goods of rebels
does not apply to those who come in under the terms of the
declaration of 7 July 1690, No. 1123, q.v., as expressed in
the terms of the order of 16 July, No. 1131, q.v.

Longford, Anth. Meath, R. Fitz-Gerald, Hen. Fane, Robert
Gorges, Joseph Coghlan, Edward Corker, Henry Davys.
B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (112). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (105).

N° 1132.

24 JULY.— BY THE LORD MAYOR OF THE
CITY OF DUBLIN. [Begins] Whereas the
several . . .

[Credit to be given to private soldiers.]

[Dublin] : 24 July 1690.

Dublin: E Jones: 1690.

1 f. Roman letter. Walt. Motley.

Arms 195 Ma- quire July
Owing to delay in arrival of subsistence private sentinels
are to be given credit for Is. 6 d. per head subsistence money,
which will be paid by the officers when the money arrives.
P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (106). N° 1133.

31 JULY.— BY THE KING AND QUEEN’S
MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTIES. A Pro-
clamation.

[Papists to bring in their arms in ten days.]
Chapelisard : 31 July 1690.

Dublin : E. Jones : 1690.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms as 188 Degrees, tion of
All papists are to bring in, on pain of treason , before ten
days all their fire-arms, swords, bagonets, skeins, half-pikes,
pikes, scythes, and gunpowder to the next magistrate, who
shall lodge the said arms and ammunition in the nearest
safe garrison. Protestants not to conceal the arms of their
neighbours. Magistrates to search.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (107) ; P. 1 (7) ; 3 (147) ; 3. A.
(6); 3. B. (100).

Rot. Pat. Ire. p. 1. d. (2).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 443.

Orange motto on arms. If0 1134.

31 JULY.

Dublin: E. Jones: 1690.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 195 Degrees, Persons Garison

Another edition of No. 1134, q.v.

Orm. (167). N° 1135.

31 JULY.

London: E. Jones: 1690.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 198 were quieted unto

A reprint of No. 1134, q.v.

B.L. P.C. 1 (142). N° 1130.

141

N°s 1137-48

1690: 2 William & Mary

31 JULY.

London: E. Jones: 1690.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 195 were any Ammunition

A reprint of No. 1134, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 3 (107).

9 August. N° 1137.

1 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND QUEEN.]

The second Declaration of William and Mary, King
and Queen of England, Scotland, France, and Ire-
land. To all the People of Our Kingdom of Ireland,
whom it may Concern.

Chapelisard : 1 August 1690.

Dublin : E. Jones : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 195 Effects lence be-

Repeats offer of 7 July, No. 1123, q.v. All who surrender
their arms by 25 August shall have free pardon. Repeats
provisions as to payment of rents. Persons of quality sur-
rendering shall have lodgings and maintenance assigned
them till peace. Foreigners surrendering shall have free
passports.

B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (114). Orm. (168). P.R.O. Dub. P.
1 (9).

Rot. Pat. Ire. p. 1. d. (4).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 445. U° 1138.

1 AUGUST.

Dublin : A. Crook 1 : 1690.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Gratitude their be-
A reprint of No. 1138, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 3 (149); 3. A. (8); 3. B. (102).

I On Cork Hill. N° 1139.

1 AUGUST.

London : R. Baldwin : 1 690.

2 pp. Roman letter.

Arms 196 last enlarge p. 2) Sub- mercy

A reprint of No. 1138, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 3 (108).

II August. N° 1140.

1 AUGUST.

London : R. Baldwin : 1690.

2 pp. Roman letter.

Arms 197 of as p. 2) Pro against
Another reprint of No. 1138, q.v.

B.L. N° 1141.

1 AUGUST.— BY THE KING AND QUEENS
MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTIES. A Pro-
clamation For a Fast.

Chapelisard: 1 August 1690.

Dublin: E. Jones : 1690.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 195 the Fasting hereof,

Friday, 15 August, is to be observed as a day of fasting,
prayer, and humiliation, and every Friday henceforth to the
end of the war. Archbishops, &c., to compose a form of
prayer. All persons to assemble in their parish churches
or public places of worship. Ministers to read this procla-
mation every Sunday.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (115). Orm. (169). P.R.O. Dub.
1. C. (108) ; P. 1 (8) ; 3 (148) ; 3. A. (7) ; 3. B. (101).

Rot. Pat. Ire. p. 1. d. (5).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 446. N° 1142.

1 AUGUST.

London : E. Jones : 1690.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 198 God Work during

A reprint of No. 1142, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 3 (109). P.C. 1 (143).

12 August. N° 1143.

15 AUGUST— BY THE KING AND QUEEN’S

MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTIES. A Pro-
clamation.

[Tithes to be paid to the Clergy.]

Limerick: 15 August 1690.

Dublin : E. Jones : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 109 Per- ties Our

Certain persons having refused to pay tithes, they are
ordered to be paid to all archbishops, &c., as they are due by
the laws and customs of Ireland.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (116). Orm. (170). P.R.O. Dub.
1. C. (109) ; P. 1 (10) ; 3 (150) ; 3. A. (9) ; 3. B. (103).

Rot. Pat. Ire. p. 1. d. (7).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 447. N° 1144.

16 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-

TICES OF IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas the
City of Dublin . . .

[For the transportation of coals to Dublin.]
Dublin : 16 September 1690.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter. Jo. Davis.

Arms 201 been under of
Sydney, Tho. Coningsby.

All ships and mariners engaged in transporting coal from
any part of England or Wales to Dublin shall be free of
impressment.

B.M. G. 5869 (2). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (2). N° 1145.
16 SEPTEMBER.

Arms 199 been taken peril.

Another edition of No. 1145, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (110); P. 1 (11); 3 (151);
3. A. (10) ; 3. B. (104). N° 1146.

16 SEPTEMBER.

London : for A. Crook : 1690.

2 pp. Roman letter [with No. 1150].

Arms 196 well said p. 2) been will

A reprint of No. 1 145, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 3 (111).

29 September. N° 1147.

16 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES OF IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas it
is of great importance . . .

[Concerning the markets.]

Dublin : 16 September 1690.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1690]

If. Roman letter. Jo. Davis.

Arms 199 well my purpose,

Sydney, Tho. Coningsby.

Abuses have been committed on the persons, horses, and
goods of people going to market. This must be stopped.
No horse is to be pressed within ten miles of Dublin.

B.M. G. 5869 (1). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (1). N° 1148.

1690: 2 William & Mary

Nos 1149-6O

16 SEPTEMBER.

Arms 193 to that peril.

Another edition of No. 1148, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (Ill); P. 1 (12); 3 (152);
3 A. (11); 3. B. (105). N° 1149.

16 SEPTEMBER.

London : for A. Crook : 1690.

2 pp. Roman letter [with No. 1147].

Arms 197 well said p. 2) been will
A reprint of No. 1148, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 3 (111). N° 1150.

18 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Papists not to leave their parishes.]

Dublin : 18 September 1690.

Dublin : A. C.. Ass. of Tooke : 1690.

1 f. Gothic letter. Jo. Davis.

Arms 193 Grace ed 1690.

Sydney, Tho. Coningsby.

Owing to the relapse of divers Irish papists, no papist is
to leave his parish unless to go to market on market days.
They may travel during harvest three miles round. Justices
are to license no one to travel unless he is well known, lives
within five miles of them, and gives reasonable cause. The
fee to be four pence.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (117); G. 5869 (3). P.R.O.
Dub. P. 1 (13); 3. C. (3). N° 1151.

18 SEPTEMBER.

London : for A. Crook : 1690.

2 pp. Gothic letter [with No. 1154].

Arms 197 not- rously p. 2) directions to
A reprint of No. 1151, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 3 (112). N° 1152.

19 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-

TICES OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Concerning the desertion of soldiers.]

Dublin: 19 September 1690.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Took : [1690].

1 f. Gothic letter. Jon. Davis.

Arms 201 Souldiers in Dublin
Sydney, Tho. Coningsby.

Deserters have been taken over sea to England and else-
where. No officer or soldier or other person except noted
merchants and traders, known not to be of the army, or
carrying a licence from the Lords Justices, or Lord General,
to be transported, on pain, &c.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (4). P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (14) ; 3. C. (4).

N° 1153.

19 SEPTEMBER.

London : for A. Crook : 1 690.

2 pp. Gothic letter [with No. 1152].

Arms 197 not- rously directions to

A reprint of No. 1153, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 3 (112). N° 1154.

26 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES OF IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas the
Wives Children and Family. . .

[Expulsion of families of rebels.]

Dublin : 26 September 1690.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter. Jon. Davis.

Arms 199 this of their

The wives, children, and families of rebels, either dead or
in open warfare, give them constant intelligence of the
movements of our troops. They are to be expelled west of
Shannon from county to county, and may take with them
sufficient chattels for use on the journey.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (119); G. 5689 (6). P.R.O.
Dub. P. 1 (15); 3. C. (5). N° 1155.

26 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Against sheltering or corresponding with rebels.]
Dublin : 26 September 1690.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Took : [1690].

1 f. Gothic letter. Jon. Davis.

Arms 201 Munster and Majesties
Sydney, Tho. Coningsby.

No one is to shelter or aid in any way a rebel or Irish
papist not known to be loyal, under pain of prosecution as
rebels and traitors. No correspondence to be held with
rebels under pain of high treason.

B.M. G. 5869 (7). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (5). N° 1156.

26 SEPTEMBER.

Arms 199 not- Received the
Another edition of No. 1156, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (112); P. 1 (16); 3 (153);
3. A. (12) ; 3. B. (106).

‘ Coningesby N° 1157.

26 SEPTEMBER. - BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Limiting residence of Papists.]

Dublin : 26 September 1690.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter. Jon. Davis.

Arms 199 that jesties Persons
In consequence of treasonable communications no papist
shall reside within ten miles of a frontier garrison or of the
river Shannon after 14 October next to the end of the war.
They are to be assisted to remove their goods and be well
treated. Any found in prohibited districts after 14 October
will be treated as spies.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (118). Orm. (172). P.R.O. Dub.
1. C. (113); P. 1 (17); 3 (154) ; 3. A. (13); 3. B. (107).
Ormonde MSS. ii 447. N° 1158.

26 SEPTEMBER.

Dublin: E Jones: 1690.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 109 Correspondence, Kingdom Se-
Another edition of No. 1158, q.v.

B.M. G. 5869 (5). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (4). N° 1159.

30 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Cattle, &c., only to be sold at Fairs.]

Dublin : 30 September 1690.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1690.

1 f. Gothic letter. Jo°. Davis.

Arms 193 unto to Reign
Sydney, Tho. Coningsby.

Owing to the depredations on protected Protestant families
by which a famine may ensue, no horses, cattle, or goods
are to be bought except in market overt. If stolon goods
are found in any person’s possession he is to be proceeded
against as an accessory, private buying to be no protection.

B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (120); G. 5869 (8). P.R.O. S.P.I.
352. P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (6). N° 1160.

Nos 1161-9

1690: 2 William & Mary

30 SEPTEMBER.

Arms 199 unto to day

Another edition of No. 1160, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (114); P. 1 (18); 3 (155);
3. A. (14); 3. B. (108). N° 1161.

7 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[For the arrest of private soldiers without passes.]
Dublin : 7 October 1690.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Took : [1690].

1 f. Gothic letter. Jo”. Davis.

Arms 201 Soul- are others

Sydney, Tho. Coningsby.

All private soldiers, not in Col. Foulkes’ and Col. Herbert's
regiments (now quartered in Dublin) who are not provided
with passes or are not in the Hospital at Killmainham,
are to be ai’rested and brought before Col. Foulkes or the
Governor of Dublin to avoid the danger of spies. No one
need quarter soldiers without a billet from the sheriffs or
constables.

B.M. G. 5869 (9). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (7). N° 1162.

9 OCTOBER.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS
AND CHIEF GOVERNORS OF THEIR
MAJESTIES REVENUES. Rules to bo
observed by the Persons Proposing to be Tenants to
any of tho Lands, or Houses, Forfeited by the Re-
bellion, and in their Majesties dispose.

Custom House, Dublin : 9 October 1690.

Dublin: Joseph Ray1: 1690.

1 f. Roman letter.

Woodcut of seal Houses, ty aforesaid

(1) Proposals to be lodged with secretary; (2) giving full
particulars of the property ; if tenanted, by whom, and at
what rent ; (3) the utmost rent for lease during pleasure.
(4) Also for forfeited houses the same particulars. (5) Full
security to be given. (6) All encumbrances before 13 Feb.
1688 to be notified.

Char. Meredith, John Lowther, William Culliford, Edward
May, Edward Ford, Bartho. Van Homrigh.

B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (113).

1 On Colledge Green. 1163.

9 OCTOBER.— BY LIEUT.-GENERAL GINC-
KELL. A Declaration against straggling soldiers.

Kilkenny: 9 October 1690.

Not found.

From No. 1166, q.v. N° 1164.

22 OCTOBER— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Appointing 16 Nov. a day of public thanksgiving.]
Dublin : 22 October 1690.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1690].

1 f. Gothic letter. Jon. Davis.

Arms 193 mer- Provinces for

Sydney, Tho. Coningsby.

On account of the late victory, and the reduction of Cork
and Kinsaile, Sunday, 16 November, is appointed a day of
thanksgiving. This proclamation to be read in all churches
on 9 November. The weekly fast to be discontinued till
further order.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12(121). ; G. 5869(10). P.R.O. Dub.
1. C. (115); P. 1 (19); 3 (156); 3. B. (109); 3. C. (8).

N° 1165.

13 NOVEMBER. — BY LIEUTENANT-GEN-
ERAL GINCKELL, COMMANDER IN
CHIEF OF THEIR MAJESTIES FORCES.

[Begins] Their Majesties Forces being now . . .

[For supplying the Army with provisions.]
Dublin: 13 November 1690.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1690. Bar. de Ginckell.
4 pp. Roman letter. Geo. Clarke.

Arms 193 Win- For p. 2) presume p. 3) the p. 4) Village be

The army now in winter quarters must be provisioned.

I. Soldiers are not to take food, but to pay at the rates
appointed by the Lords J ustices, on pain of punishment in
proclamation 24 June, No. 1121, q.v. 2. No one to press
horses or carts. Order 20 June, No. 1 120, q.v. 3. Stragglers
to be put down. Order of Kilkenny 9 Oct., No. 1164, q.v.,
to be executed. 4. No soldiers to go foraging without leave
from the General. 5. Forage to be brought into barony
stores. 6. Stox’ekeepers to render monthly accounts. 7. The
officers to requisition the sheriff for forage, 4 cwt. of hay and
5 bushels of oats per month per horse. 8. If this forage is
not provided the general-in-chief will look into the matter.
9. Regulations for payment of quarters when the soldiers
have not been paid. 10. Returns on changing quarters.

II. Officers commanding to sign billets for forage and diet.
1 2. Mode of making complaints.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (122); G. 5869 (11). P.R.O.
Dub. P. 1 (20) ; 3. C. (9). N° 1166.

14 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[For providing tho Army with provisions at fixed rates.]
Dublin: 14 November 1690.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1690].

2 pp. Gothic letter. Jon. Davis.

Arms 199 this regular p. 2) Souldier, respective

Sydney, Tho. Coningesby.

The need of provisioning the army. Inhabitants to pro-
vide one hot meal a day, and the remainder of the dinner
for night for — foot soldiers, 3d. ; dragoons, 3 \d. ; troopers,
4 d. This will be paid on certificate as in order 13 Nov.,
No. 1166, q.v.

Bates of provisions. Wheat, 15s. barrel (of 128 Winchester
quarts); mault, 7s. Gel. ; oats, 4s. barrel; oatmeal, Id. per
quart; mutton, l^d. lb.; beef, Id. lb.; new milk cheese,
2 Jd. lb. ; skim milk cheese, l^d. lb. ; butter, 4d. lb. ; strong
beer (in quarters), 2d. quart; if brought over 10 miles, 3d.
quart ; brandy, 2s. quart; good waters, Is. 3d. quart; sweet
milk, \d. quart ; hay, Is. cwt.

B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (123); G. 5869 (12). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C.
(116). N° 1167.

14 NOVEMBER.

Arms 193 this regular 2) Souldier, respective

Another edition of No. 1167, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (10). T.C.D. B. 5. 21 (10).

The price of malt is officially erased in all editions of 1167 and 1168
by the pen. N° 1168.

14 NOVEMBER.

Arms 199 this regular p. 2) Souldier, respective

Another edition of No. 1167, q.v. The price of malt is
omitted from the verso of the printed page, not erased by
pen.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 3 (157); 3. A. (15); P. 1 (22); 3. B.
(110). N° 1169.

144

1690: 2 William & Mary

Nos H70-8

19 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Making Papists responsible for all plunder of Pro-
testant subjects.]

Dublin : 19 November 1690.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1690],

2 pp. Gothic letter. Jo°. Davis.

Arms 201 exten- them p. 2) have hack
Sydney, Tho. Coningesby.

Notwithstanding all the clemency shown to papists they
are still enemies, even those that pretend to submit. In
future any outrage on protestants shall be reprised on the
popish inhabitants of .the county, except those of manifest
good will. No popish priest shall be allowed to live in a
county where rapparee outrages take place. No papist
will be protected whose son is with the rebels on or after
10 December next. The father shall have leave to go and
fetch him.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (124). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (1 1 7) ;
P. 1 (23); 3 (158); 3. A. (16); 3. B. (111).

2 line initial. N° 1170.

19 NOVEMBER.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 exten- them 2) have back

Another edition of No. 1170, q.v.

B.M. G. 5869 (13). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (12).

4 line initial. N° 1171.

20 NOVEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[All Papists to leave Dublin.]

Dublin : 20 November 1690.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1690].

2 pp. Roman letter. Jon. Davis.

Arms 199 o- Rebellion p. 2) do Lord-
Sydney, Tho. Coningesby.

All papists, not known householders for over three months,

I to leave Dublin and its liberties within forty-eight hours and
remain 1 0 miles or more distant on pain of punishment as
spies. The Lord Mayor, &c., to search and report names.
Any papist found in Dublin after 4 December, or any five
papists meeting, or any papists out of their houses after
9 p.m. shall be prosecuted. 20s. reward for information.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12(125); G. 5869(14). P.R.O. Dub.
1. C. (118); P. 1 (24); 3. C. (13); 3 (159); 3. A. (17); 3. B.
(112). N° 1172.

2 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Proclama-
tion.

[Against intercourse with France.]

Dublin : 2 December 1690.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1690].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 for for At-
Sydney, Tho. Coningesby.

No subject is to trade with France or hold any communi-
cation with the French king or his subjects. In case of
invasion all are to oppose their attempts.

Fran. Dublin, Drogheda, Longford, Granard, Lisburn,
Rob. Fitzgerald, Anth. Meath, Char. Meredith.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (126) ; G. 5869 (15). P.R.O. Dub.

| 1. C. (119); P. 1 (25); 3. C. (14); 3 (160); 3. A. (18); 3. B.
(113). N° 1173.

VOL. II 1

8 DECEMBER.— BY THE LOR.DS JUSTICES
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Extending time of protection.]

Dublin : 8 December 1690.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1690].

1 f. Gothic letter. Jon. Davis.

Arms 199 Nineteenth made the
Sydney, Tho. Coningesby.

Quotes proclamation 19 Nov., No. 1170, q.v. Extends
the time for bringing sons to obedience to 10 January next,
taking parents into protection till then.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12(128); G. 5869(18). P.R.O. Dub.
1. C. (120) ; P. 1 (26) ; 3. C. (16) ; 3 (161) ; 3. A. (19) ; 3. B.
(114). N° 1174.

8 DECEMBER— BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Suspects not to return to Dublin or any garrison
town during the rebellion.]

Dublin : 8 December 1690.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Took : [1690].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 Indulgence of 2) re- a-
Sydney, Tho. Coningesby.

Certain suspected persons who refused to take the oath of
fidelity have been removed from Dublin by an order [of
Council] dated 8 December. They are not to return to
Dublin or any other garrison town during the rebellion on
pain of treatment as spies.

Fran. Dublin, Longford, Granard, Lisburn, Anth. Midensis,
Char. Meredith, Hen. Fane.

B.M. G. 5869 (16). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (15). N° 1175.

8 DECEMBER.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 Indulgence of p. 2) re- a-
Another edition of No. 1175, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (121) ; P. 1 (27) ; 3 (162) ; 3. A.
(20); 3. B. (115). N° 1176.

8 DECEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Against export of wool.]

Dublin : 8 December 1690.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1690].

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 Wool that p. 2) and Majesties
Sydney, Tho. Coningesby.

The laws against exporting wool are to be enforced. Wool
may be sent with licence to England. Security is to be
taken, and a certificate of landing shown.

Fran. Dublin, Longford, Granard, Lisburn, Anth. Midensis,
Char. Meredith, Hen. Fane.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (127). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (122) ;
P. 1 (28); 3 (163); 3. A. (21); 3. B. (116). N° 1177.

8 DECEMBER.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 Wool that 2) and Majesties
Another edition of No. 1177, q.v.

B.M. G. 5869 (17). N° 1178.

12 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[No Papists to sell any wine, ale, beer, &c. in Dublin.]
Dublin : 12 December 1690,

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke: [1690].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 several good without

5 u

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1690-1: 2 William & Mary

Sydney, Tho. Coningesby.

In consequence of the shelter given to spies no Irish
papist is to sell ale, wine, beer, or other liquors in Dublin
by retail after 25 December next.

Fran. Dublin, Longford, Granard, Anth. Midensis, Char.
Meredith, Hen. Fane.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (129) ; G. 5869 (19). P.R.O. Dub.
1. C. (123); P. 1 (29); 3. C. (17); 3 (164); 3. A. (22); 3. B.
(117). N° 1179.

29 DECEMBER.— BYTHE LORDS-JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Certificates not granted by the Lord Mayor, &c., of
Dublin invalid.]

Dublin : 29 December 1690.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1690].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 seve- Undue of
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Certain persons, other than the Lord Mayor, Recorder,
and Seneschals of the Liberties of St. Sepulchers, Thomas-
Court, and Donore, have administered the oath of fidelity
and granted certificates to many inhabitants lately in
restraint. These certificates are invalid and ineffectual, and
no one but these officers is to tender the oath, on peril.

Fran. Dublin, Drogheda, Longford, Granard, Ant. Midensis,
Char. Meredith, Hen. Fane.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (132). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (124);
P. 1(30); 3(165); 3. A. (23) ; 3. B. (118).

1. 28 ends ‘ Midensis’. N° 1180.

29 DECEMBER.

Arms 193 seve- Undue of
Another edition of No. 1180, q.v.

B.M. G. 5869 (20). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (18).

1. 28 ends ‘Granard’. N° 1181.

31 DECEMBER. — BY THE LORDS-JUS-
TICES AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[Stolen or strayed Army horses to be brought in.]
Dublin : 31 December 1690.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke: [1690].

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Recites proclamation 19 Nov., No. 1170, q.v., and 8 Dec.,
No. 1174, q.v. The good result of these is encouraging.
Any parent of a rebel appearing before 10 February next,
taking the oath of fidelity, and entering into recognizances
not to correspond with rebels, but to appear within ten days
of summons, will be taken under protection.

Fran. Dublin, Meath, Longford, Granard, Lisburn, Anth.
Midensis, R. Fitz-Gerald, Char. Meredith, Hen. Fane.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (130). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (126) ;
P. 1 (32); 3 (167); 3. A. (25); 3. B. (120). N° 1183.

17 JANUARY.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 199 Nineteenth whereas 2) before recei-

Another edition of No. 1183, q.v.

B.M. G. 5869 (22). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (20). N° 1184.

27 JANUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
OP IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Respecting arrears of pay to the Army.]

Dublin : 27 January 1690[-ll.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1690-1 J.

3 ff. Gothic letter. Jon. Davis.

Arms 201 Plea- powered 2) Pro- 3) respective Vou-

Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

William Robinson, John Stone, Edward Corker, John
South, and William Molyneux, or any three of them having
been appointed commissioners for the debts of the army, all
persons to whom money is owing by the army should get
their debts certified by the colonel of the regiment and send
in their claims before 1 March to Dublin. All commanding
officers, &c., are to certify bills signed by the soldier or
officer. Where a certificate cannot be obtained notice is to
be given to the agents of the regiments in Dublin to show
cause against paying within twenty days. Colonels, &c., to
return before 1 March a list of all officers and soldiers dead
or removed from their regiments with an account of the
money due to them. Executors, &c., of deceased soldiers
may prove their right in any corporate town, and have their
claim sent up under seal of the town to the commissioners
for accounts. All stores, &c., to be accounted for with
vouchers.

B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (131). N° 1185.

Arms 193 belong- stody p. 2) Shil- Majesties
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Many artillery and transport horses have been stolen or
have strayed. They are to be returned to the sheriffs of the
county within twenty-five days, taking a receipt ; 1 0s. each
will be paid on receipt ; 30s. reward for the recovery of each
horse after twenty-five days. The marks, size, and condition
of each horse to be noted, and sent by the collector of
customs who pays the reward to John Davis, Secretary of
the Lords Justices. Any one detaining wagons belonging
to stores to be prosecuted.

Fran. Dublin, Drogheda, Longford, Granard, Anth.
Midensis, Rob. FitzGerald, Char. Meredith, Hen. Fane.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12(133); G. 5869(21). P.R.O. Dub.
1. C. (125) ; P. 1 (31) ; 3. C. (19) ; 3 (166) ; 3. A. (24) ; 3. B.
(119). N° 1182.

1690-1

17 JANUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Extending the time for protection.]

Dublin : 17 January 1690[-1].

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1690-1].

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 199 Nineteenth whereas p. 2) before recei-

27 JANUARY.

3 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 Plea- powered p. 2) Pro- p. 3) respective the
Another edition of No. 1185, q.v.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (23). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (127); P.
1 (33); 3. C. (21); 3 (168); 3. A. (26); 3. B. (121).

N° 1188.

4 FEBRUARY. — BY LIEUTENANT-GENE-
RAL GINCKELL, COMMANDER ;IN
CHIEF OF THEIR MAJESTIES FORCES.

Dublin : 4 February 1690[-lJ.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1690-lJ.

1 f. Gothic letter. G. Bar. de Ginckell.

Arms 193 Artifices that just
An Irish Roman Catholic gentleman who came to ascer-
tain the terms that would be granted to the Irish army has
been refused leave to return by some who fight for French
money not the Irish interest. The general is empowered
to grant reasonable terms, not persecuting Irishmen for
their religion, ruining them in their estates, or enslaving
them in their liberty.

B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (135). 1

1 This copy has a note on the back : ‘July ye 1st 1724 Rec‘)d from
Mr. Crook 88 Sheets.’ N° 1187.

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Nos 1188-95

4 FEBRUARY.

Arms 193 Artifices an to
Another edition of No. 1187, q.v.

B.L B.M. G. 5869 (24). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (128); P.

1 (35); 3. C. (22) ; 3 (171); 3. A. (27); 3. B. (124).

N° 1188.

6 FEBRUARY— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Against plundering by the soldiery.]

Dublin : 6 February 1690[-1].

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Took : [1690-1].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Complaints others 2) And Esta-
Chas. Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Complaints have been made of plundering by the army,
contrary to the articles of war and military discipline. Dis-
cipline is to be strictly observed, and no plundering of
protestant or popish subjects allowed. Complaints, on oath
before a Justice of Peace, are to be sent to the Lords Justices
for investigation, and punishment or redress. If commanding
officers do not punish offenders redress will be made out of
their pay. All officers and soldiers to pay then1 quarters
out of their pay.

Meath, Longford, Granard, Lisburn, Anth. Midensis, Rob.
Fitz-Gerald, Char. Meredith, Jn°. Hely, Ri. Pyne.

B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (134). ’ N° 1189.

6 FEBRUARY.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Complaints others p. 2) And Esta-
Another edition of No. 1189, q.v.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (25). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (129); P.
1 (36) ; 3. C. (23) ; 3 (172) ; 3. A. (28) ; 3. B. (125).

N° 1190.

17 FEBRUARY. — BY THE COMMISSION-
ERS. For Stating the Accounts of the Army.
[Begins] Upon Perusal of the Accounts . . .

[All original accounts to be sent to Dublin.]
Dublin : 17 February 1690[-1].

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [16S0-1].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 201 Accounts due your
All original bonds, bills, or accounts signed by officers or
soldiers to be sent to Dublin. Agents to be employed on
behalf of each county.

Wm. Robinson, John Stone, Edw. Corker, Will. Molyneux.
B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (26). P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (37); 3. C.
(24). N° 1191.

21 FEBRUARY- BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Laying down a Frontier Line.]

Dublin: 21 February [1690-1].

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Took : [1690-1].

1 f. Roman letter. Geo. Clarke.

Arms 193 that come defend
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Owing to the harbouring of rebels near the frontier line,
it is declared that all within the line now laid down are
under the king’s protection. All between this line and the
Shannon are to come in within twenty days to get protection
as long as they are 1 0 miles or more within the line. Any
persons found between the frontier and the Shannon after
1 3 March, except protestants with strong houses which they
can protect, are to be treated as spies.

Frontier Line, Castle-Haven, Kilmac Cabe, Drinagh, Dun-
manaway, Castletown, Kilmony. Macromp, Aghabulloge,
Kilolah, Temple Mitchell, Mourne. Mallow, Ballynagooly.
Ballyhooly, Fermoy Bridge, Lismore. Capperquin, Ballybeacon,

Castlegrace, Ardmain. Caliir, Knockgrassard. Golding-Bridge,
Cashed, Ardmaye, Holycross. Thurles, Loghmoe, Temple-
more, Clonckany. Boscrea, Ballybritt, Ballymonyne. Birr,
Eglish, Kilcormuck, Ballyboy, Gallis, Scregan, Clonmore,
Phillipstown, Clonnerell, Tyrrells Pass, Newcastle, Kilbride,
Katlinstown. Mollinghar, Cullonmore, Collun Murray, Fox-
hall, Ardah, Leny, Ballincloe, Mastrim, Newtown. Longford,
Castleforbus, Drumvile, Granard. Fina, Drumlomon, Ballin-
temple, Lismore, Kilmore. Cavan, Buttlerage Bridge. Beltur-
batt, Watelbridge, Newtownbridge, Linaskea, Lismila, Castle
Coote. Eniskilling, Ballycassedy, Newportstown, Lisnagarve,
Crevenisk, Turmon Castle, Rossebeg. Belleelc, Ballyshannon.

B.L. B.M 807. g. 5 (56); G. 5869 (27). P.R.O. Dub.
1. C. (130); P. 1 (38); 3. C. (25); 3 (173); 3. A. (29); 3. B.
(126). N° 1192.

23 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[The brass and copper coinage no longer current.]
Dublin : 23 February 1690[-1].

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Took : [1690-1].

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 Procla- said p. 2) un- Mo-

Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Quotes proclamation 10 July 1690, No. 1127, q.v., reducing
nominal value of brass and copper coinage. As most of this
money is in the hands of the rebels, none of these coins
shall be current after 26 February.

Fran. Dublin, Longford, Anth. Midensis, Rob. Fitz-Gerald,
Char. Meredith, Ri. Reynell, Ri. Pyne.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (29). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (131); P.
1 (39) ; 3. C. (27) ; 3 (174) ; 3. A. (30) ; 3. B. (126).

N° 1193.

23 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation against Duelling.
Dublin : 23 February 1690[-1].

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Took : [1690-1].

1 f. Roman letter. Jon. Davis.

Arms 193 and thorize Ma-
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

All officers or soldiers sending, receiving, or delivering a
challenge or offering a real affront to another will be cashiered
and made incapable of serving.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (28). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (132); P.
1 (40) ; 3. C. (26) ; 3 (175) ; 3. A. (31) ; 3. B. (127).

N° 1194.

24 FEBRUARY. — BY THE LORDS-JUS-
TICES AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[Voiding protections not granted by General Commander
or Secretary of State.]

Dublin : 24 February 1690[-1].

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1690-1].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 199 arise thers 2) them, Protection

Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Irregular protections having been granted, all, except
those granted by the general of the army and the Secretary
of State for Ireland or for War, are voided from the end of
the next assizes. Judges to grant protection to all who
surrender their arms and take the oath of fidelity. A list
of protected persons to be left with the sheriff and the con-
stable of the parish. No one to pay more than 6 d. for
writing, signing, and sealing the protection.

Fran. Dublin, Meath, Longford, Rob. Fits-Gerald, Char.
Meredith, Jn°. Hely, Hen. Fane.

B.M. G. 5869 (30). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (27). N° 1195.

U 2

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24 FEBRUARY.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 199 arise thers p. 2) them, Protection
Another edition of No. 1 1 95, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (133) ; P. 1 (41) ; 3 (176) ; 3. A.
(32); 3. B. (129). N° 1196.

27 FEBRUARY. — BY THE LORDS - JUS-
TICES OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Concerning the tillage of forfeited lands.]

Dublin : 27 February 1690[-1].

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1690-1].

2 ff. Gothic letter. Jon. Davis.

Arms 201 Majesties to 2) Do ut-
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

On the motion of the commissioners of revenue yearly
tenants of forfeited lands are to break up fallow for winter
corn in March and April. They will either be continued
tenants or be allowed satisfaction out of rent for every acre
ploughed and sowed. All subjects are to lay out meadows.
No soldiers are to trespass on enclosed meadows, &c.

B.M. G. 5869 (31). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (28). N° 1197.

27 FEBRUARY.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 Majesties to p. 2) Do ut-
Another edition of No. 1197, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (134) ; P. 1 (42). N° 1198.

28 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LQRDS-JUSTICES

OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

g’or the protection of the Post.]
ublin : 28 February 1690[-1].

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Took : [1690-1].

2 ff. Gothic letter. Jon. Davis.

Arms 193 Letters ny 2) Soldier the
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

No officer or soldier to be quartered on the post-master or
his deputies, the master of the pacquet boats, or any one
employed by them. No one to press, their horses or detain
their forage. They are to be provided, if necessary, with
horses and forage. They and their servants are exempt from
juries, inquests, musters, or any public employment which
will hinder their work.

B.M. G. 5869 (32). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C; (29). N° 1199.

28 FEBRUARY.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Letters ny p. 2) Soldier the
Another edition of No. 1199, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (135); P. 1 (43); 3(177); 3. A.
(33) ; 3. B. (130). N° 1200.

1691

26 MARCH.— BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES OF
IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Protected popish Irish responsible for murders in their

parish.]

Dublin: 26 March 1691.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1691].

1 f. Gothic letter. Jon. Davis.

Arms 193 Their at War.

Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Many murders are committed secretly by the inhabitants,
as for that recently discovered of eight soldiers strangled
near this city. If any such murder be committed near their
Majesties’ quarters, the popish Irish inhabitants of the parish

shall be put out of protection, and treated as spies, unless
they immediately use all diligence for the discovery of the
criminal.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (33). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (136); P. 1
(44) ; 3. C. (30) ; 3 (182) ; 3. A. (34) ; 3. B. (132). N° 1201.

15 APRIL. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For the arrest of Father Christopher Browne and others.]
Dublin : 15 April 1691.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1691].

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 199 find in p. 2) pro- Their

Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

A romish priest, Father Christopher Browne, who has
lived for many months undisturbed for his religion at the
house of John Common of Godamendy (lately executed) and
elsewhere, is found to have contrived the murder of the
soldiers in Mallahuddert Church, near Dublin, and Nathaniel
Moore of Notts-Town (Natty-Moor), William Lawrence, late
servant to Bartholomew Ward of Tyrrills-Town (Billy Law-
rence), Nicholas Strong of Ballicoolan, Bartholomew Clinch
of Kilmartin, and Thomas, brother of Martin Dillon of
Hunts-Town are guilty of committing these murders. £50
reward for apprehension of Browne, £10 each for the others.
A free pardon to any accomplices yielding them up. Persons
who aid them to be punished.

Fran. Dublin, Longford, Anth. Midensis, R. Fitz-Gerald,
Cha. Meredith, J. Hely.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (34). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (137) ; P. 1
(45) ; 3. C. (31) ; 3 (183) ; 3. A. (35) ; 3. B. (133). N° 1202.

27 APRIL. — BY LIEUTENANT-GENERAL
GINKELL; COMMANDER IN CHIEF
OF THEIR MAJESTIES FORCES. [Be-
gins] His Majesty by . . .

[Against unauthorized pressing.]

Dublin : 27 April 1691.

Dublin : A. 0., Ass. of Took : [1691].

1 f. Roman letter. Bar. de Ginckell.

Geo. Clarke.

Arms 193 Procla- without will

Recites proclamation, Hilsborough, 20 June 1690, No. 1120,
q.v., against pressing horses or carts without licence on
pain of picquet or of running the gantlope thrice. This
abuse is still committed. No one is to press horses or carts
without a written order. No horse listed for the militia is
to be pressed on any pretext, as the militia is on duty when
the army is in the field.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (35). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (139); P. 1
(47); 3. C. (32); 3 (185); 3. A. (37); 3. B. (135). N° 1203.

27 APRIL.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES OF
IRELAND. A Proclamation For the Encourage-
ment of Sutlers, and preventing other Persons to
follow the Camp.

Dublin: 27 April 1691.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1691].

1 f. Gothic letter. Geo. Clarke.

Arms 193 where ment follow

Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Sutlers with a warrant from the colonel of a regiment are
not to be disturbed or robbed. Soldiers to pay for their
provisions. All subjects to remain in their habitations. No
one to follow the camp, except to bring provisions, on pain
of death.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (138); P. 1 (46); 3 (184) ; 3. A.
(36) ; 3. B. (134). N° 1204.

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Nos 1205-12

30 APRIL.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES OP
IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Inhabitants of Munster to return to their homes.]
Dublin: 30 April 1691.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1691].

1 f. Gothic letter. Jon. Davis.

Arms 201 Inha- Attendance dealt

Charles Porter, Tho. Coningsby.

Several officers and inhabitants of Munster, who ought to
be at home there serving Their Majesties, are in Dublin on
pretence of term business. Orders have been given that no
man shall suffer by his absence in any civil business in the
four courts this term. All inhabitants of Waterford and
Tipperary are to return home within three days, inhabitants
of Cork, Limerick, and Kerry are to go to their own homes
or to the nearest garrison and there observe such further
orders as are given them.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (36). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (140);
P. 1 (148) ; 3. C. (33) ; 3 (186) ; 3. A. (38) ; 3. B. (136).

N° 1205.

9 MAY. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES OP
IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas we have sent
our . . .

[For assessing, hiring, and applotting horses.]
Dublin: 9 May 1691.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Took: [1691].

1 f. Roman letter. Geo. Clarke.

Arms 199 to in occasion,

Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

The High Sheriffs, &c., have order to assess each barony,
district, and parish for horses, carts, and drivers. Any one
not obeying to be arrested as disaffected.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (141) ; 3 (187) ; P. 1 (49) ; 3. A.
(39); 3. B. (137). N° 1206.

12 MAY. — BY LIEUTENANT-GENERAL
GINCKELL, COMMANDER IN CHIEF
OP THEIR MAJESTIES FORCES. [Be-
gins] The stealing of Horses . . .

[Horse stealers to be hanged forthwith.]

Dublin : 12 May 1691.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1691].

1 f. Roman letter. G. Bar. de Ginckell.

Geo. Clarke.

Arms 193 being upon accor-

Horse stealing forbidden, on pain of death. Proved
offenders to be immediately hanged without form or pro-
cess by the provost martial.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (37). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (142);
P. 1 (50); 3. C. (34); 3 (188); 3. A. (40); 3. B. (138).

N° 1207.

14 MAY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For the suppression of Rapparees.]

Dublin : 14 May 1691.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1691].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Buildings, shall good

Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

To prevent robberies, &c., by rapparees while the troops
are on the march, all popish Irish inhabitants of any barony
who do not give notice of such rapparees to the nearest
officer of militia, &c., and join in taking them, shall be
deemed confederates. No protected Irish papists to be out
between 9 p.m. and 4 a.m. If any arms or ammunition
after 30 May be found on them they shall be considered
rebels.

An th. Meath, Longford, Ri. Reynell, Jn°. Hely.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (39). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (143);
P. 1 (51); 3. C. (35); 3 (189); 3. A. (41); 3. B. (139).

N° 1208.

23 MAY.— BY THE LORDS- JUSTICES OP
IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Concerning excisemen and the supply of beer for the
camp.]

Dublin: 23 May 1691.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke: [1691],

1 f. Gothic letter. Geo. Clarke.

Arms 199 Com- Command of
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

The officers of inland excise (which supports the army)
are not to be hindered in their duty. The brewing of ale by
camp-followers under hedges and ditches is very dangerous,
causing fluxes and other disorders, and escapes the revenue.
No one is to bring ale or beer into the camp till at least it is six
days old, nor without a certificate from the gauger that it is
well-brewed and has paid duty. All persons owing excise
to pay it.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (40). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (144);
P. 1 (42); 3. C. (36); 3 (190); 3. A. (42); 3. B. (140).

N° 1209.

23 MAY. — BY LIEUTENANT-GENERAL
GINCKELL, COMMANDER IN CHIEF
OP THEIR MAJESTIES FORCES. [Be-
gins] Whereas the Right Honourable . . .
[Concerning excisemen in the camp.]

[Dublin : 23 May 1691.1
Dublin : A. G\, Ass. of Tooke : [1691].

1 f. Roman letter. G. Bar. de Ginckell.

Geo. Clarke.

of Branch Army.

Refers to proclamation of Lords Justices of this date, No.
1209, q.v., that beer is not to be brought to the camp with-
out a gauger’s certificate that it is well-brewed and duty paid.
The officers of excise appointed to the camp are to be
obeyed by the sutlers, and all officers and soldiers are to aid
and encourage them.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (38). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (145) ;
P. 1 (53) ;. 3 (191.) ; 3. A. (43) ; 3. B. (.141). N° 1210.

15 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Appointing 3 July a Fast Day.]

[Dublin] Council Chamber : 15 June 1691.
Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke: [1691].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 Goodness Majesties 2) Forces du-
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Friday, 3 July, and every following first Friday in the
month appointed a fast day for the success of Their Majes-
ties’ forces during the war. This proclamation to be read
the Sunday before. All subjects to meet in church at the
appointed time for divine worship.

Fran. Dublin, Drogheda, Anth. Meath, Rob. Fitz-Gerald,
Char. Meredith, Ri. Reynell, Jn°. Hely.

B.M. G. 5869 (41). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (38). N° 1211.

15 JUNE.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 Goodness Majesties p. 2) Forces du-
Another edition of No. 1211, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (146) ; 3 (1S2) ; P. 1 (54) ; 3. A.
(43); 3. B. (112). N° 1212.

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17 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES OF
IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[For the regulation of sutlers and carriers.]
Dublin: 17 June 1691.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1691].

2 ff. Gothic letter. Isr. Fielding.

Arms 193 Sutlers moned 2) City, them
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

The high charges of carriers to sutlers raise the price of
provisions, and deprive the King’s service of carriage. All
carriers are to bring their horses and cars weekly either on
Mondays, Wednesdays, or Fridays to Colledge-Green or Lazy-
Hill to be laden at King’s rates for the King’s service. Com-
missary generals of provisions to be first supplied and then
sutlers. The guard at the barriers not to allow any sutler
to pass without a licence, endorsed and dated every journey.
No carrier to charge more than King’s rates for a journey to
camp. (In case of extortion nothing is to be paid.) Soldiers
are to protect sutlers and not rob them.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (42). P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (56).

N° 1213.

17 JUNE.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Sutlers moned p. 2) City, them
Another edition of No. 1213, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (148); 3 (194); 3. A. (45); 3. B. (143).

N° 1214.

17 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Forbidding intercourse with Lambay.]

Dublin: 17 June 1691.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1691],

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 193 of pretence Law.

Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

The Ballymore prisoners are in Lambay Island in tents.
No one is to approach the island under pain of imprisonment
and confiscation of the boat.

Fran. Dublin, Drogheda, Anth. Meath, Ri. Reynell, Jn°.
Hely.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (147) ; 3 (193) ; 3. C. (39) ; P. 1
(55) ; 3. A. (44) ; 3. B. (143). N° 1215.

22 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES OF
IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Concerning soldiers absent without leave.]
Dublin: 22 June 1691.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1691].

1 f. Gothic letter. Jo“. Davis.

Arms 201 Majesties within be
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Any soldiers found in Dublin or the liberties after 28 June
without a licence will be treated as deserters, and their shel-
tered prosecuted. Sick and wounded soldiers will be pro-
vided for in the hospital until recovery.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (43). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (149);
P. 1 (57) ; 3. C. (40) ; 3 (195) ; 3. A. (46) ; 3. B. (144).

N° 1216.

22 JUNE — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES OF
IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Offering amnesty to rebel soldiers.]

Dublin : 22 June 1691.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke: 1691.

1 f. Roman letter. Jon. Davies.

Arms 193 Majesties Declare Their

Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Offers pardon to all governors, officers, and soldiers who
yield cities within three weeks, or to officers, soldiers, &c.,

who bring in their regiments or any great part of them with
their arms, with restoration of their estates, or other suitable
rewards.

B.L.

The first form of No. 1223, q.v., 7 July. jjo 1217

? 22 JUNE.

Dublin: [blank date] 1691.

Arms 193 to- of Their
Chales Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

A later form of No. 1217, q.v. Amnesty to governors, &c.,
to officers and soldiers, &c., and to citizens of Lymerick or
Galway delivering the town. A Parliament will be sum-
moned to secure the free exercise of their religion.

Second draft of No. 1223, q.v.

B.L. N° 1218.

22 JUNE.

Arms 193 to my Their
Chales Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

A later form of No. 1218, q.v. Amnesty to common
soldiers bringing in their arms, to governors, &c., to officers
and soldiers, &e., to citizens of Lymerick and Galway, &c.
Promise of Parliament, &c.

B.L.

Third Stage of No. 1223, q.v., 7 July. N° 1219.

25 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES OF
IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas by our Proclama-
tion . . .

[Enforcing orders on carriers and sutlers.]

Dublin : 25 June 1691.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1691.

1 f. Roman letter. Jo“. Davis.

Arms 193 the We at-
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Enforcing proclamation 17 June, No. 1213, q.v. Carriers
to give exact obedience to it. Sutlers paying more than the
rate to be debarred from attending the camp.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (44). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (150);
P. 1 (59) ; 3. C. (41) ; 3 (196) ; 3. A. (47) ; 3. B. (145).

N° 1220.

1JULY. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES OF
IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Concerning sutlers.]

Dublin : 1 July 1691.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1691.

2 ff. Gothic letter. Jo". Davis.

Arms 199 divers sing 2) a- con-
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Sutlers have complained of extortions in obtaining passes,
for guards, tolls, &c., to their great hindrance. Those who
have not a pass can obtain one from the Secretaiy’s clerks
at a cost of 12 d. which will allow them to pass without
molestation during this campaign. No fees to be charged to
persons bearing our pass on any account.

B.M. G. 5869 (45). N° 1221.

1 JULY.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 199 divers sing p. 2) a- eon-
Another edition of No. 1221, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (151); 3 (197); P. 1 (60); 3. A.
(47); 3. B. (146). N° 1222.

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[7 JULY.]— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES OF
IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Offering pardon to rebel soldiers.]

Dublin: 7 July 1691.

(Cropped.)

1 f. Roman letter. Jon. Davis.

Arms 193 to who Their

Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

By Their Majesties’ special direction a free pardon is
offered to all privates in the enemies’ army who surrender
in three weeks. Full payment for horse, arms, and furni-
ture. Pardon and restoration to all governors, captains,
officers, &c. Pardon and restoration to citizens of Lymerick
and Galway if the towns are given up in the time. Rewards
and employment to officers and soldiers without estates. A
parliament will be summoned at which Their Majesties will
endeavour to give security to the Roman Catholics.

P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (58).

A MS. copy in T.C.D. For earlier forms see Nos. 1217, 1218, 1219.

Date in MS. N° 1223.

15 JULY.— BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For the growth of hay, and labourers'* wages.]
Dublin : 15 July 1691.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1691].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 199 the to 2) Majesties persons

Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Recites proclamation 27 Feb. [1690-1], No. 1197, q.v.,
encouraging growth of hay. All hay made may be sold at
the best advantage, and any used for the army will be paid
for at market rates. Tenants neglecting to be reported by
the collectors of revenue. As labourers are asking double
wages because of their scarcity the Justices of Peace are to
meet and settle their rates and wages. Idlers and vagabonds
are to be arrested and punished with the utmost rigour.

Fran. Dublin, Longford, Anth. Meath, Rob. Fitz-Gerald,
Ri. Reynell, Ri. Pyne, Jn°. Hely.

B.M. G. 5869 (46). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (42). N° 1224.

15 JULY.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 199 the to p. 2) Majesties persons
Another edition of No. 1224, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (152) ; 3 (198) ; P. 1 (61) ; 3. A.
(48); 3. B. (147). N° 1225.

16 JULY.— BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[28 July appointed a day of thanksgiving.]
Dublin : 16 July 1691.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1691].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 as- their Con-

Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

In consequence of four victories over the enemy Tuesday,
28 July, is appointed a day of thanksgiving for all places in
Ireland except Dublin, where it has been observed. The
printed form of prayers is to be used. This proclamation
to be read the Lord’s Day before.

Fran. Dublin, Longford, Anth. Meath, Rob. Fitz-Gerald,
Ri. Reynell, Ri. Pyne, Jn°. Hely.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (47). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (153) ; P. 1
(62); 3. C. (43); 3 (199); 3. A. (49); 3. B. (148).

N° 1226.

24 JULY— BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES OF
IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Reward for the apprehension of J ohn Mac-Cabe.]
Dublin : 24 July 1691.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1691].

1 f. Gothic letter. Jo11. Davis.

Arms 201 Rap- did excepted.

Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

John mac-Cabe, leader of Rapparees in the Bogg of Allen,
applied through Denis Mac-Daniel for pardon, but on re-
ceiving the answer caused Mac-Daniel to be murdered.
Twenty guineas reward offered for Mac-Cabe, dead or alive,
and in addition a free pardon if one of Mac-Cabe’s party
arrest him for that murder or any other crime except
murder.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869(48). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (154); P. 1
(63) ; 3. C. (44) ; 3 (200) ; 3. A. (50) ; 3. B. (149).

N° 1227.

4 AUGUST. — BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation,

[Farmers and labourers in arms pardoned.]

Dublin : 4 August 1691.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke: [1691].

1 f. Gothic letter. Isr. Feilding.

Arms 201 and and Subjects.

Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Much hay and corn ready for reaping is to be found on
the deserted farms in Connaught, since after the battle of
Aghrim and the surrender of Gallway the farmers and
labourers have absented themselves. All farmers, under-
farmers, and cottiers who return to their farms within
fifteen days and bring in their harvest, paying their custom-
ary rent, shall be freely pardoned for all except private
murder. Any person bringing in the harvest on deserted
lands shall have one-half of it for himself.

B.M. G. 5869 (52). Orm. (171). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C.
(155) ; P. 1 (69) ; 3. C. (48) ; 3 (201) ; 3. A. (51) ; 3. B. (150).

Ormonde MSS. 2. 448; Dub. Intell., No. 46. If0 1228.

16 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[Forbidding export of beef, mutton, and pork.]
Dublin: 16 September 1691.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1691].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Cattle, to Proclama-
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Owing to the great destruction of cattle during the war
the export of beef, mutton, and pork is forbidden for six
months. Ships may carry enough for their crews on
voyage.

Fran. Dublin, Anth. Meath, Ri. Reynell, Ri. Pyne, Jn°.
Hely.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (49). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (156); P. 1
(65); 3. C. (45); 3 (202); 3. A. (52); 3. B. (151).

N° 1229.

18 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORDS-JUS-
TICES AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[Pardon to Rapparees submitting themselves.]
Dublin: 18 September 1691.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1691].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 late and 2) them, any
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningsby.

All robbers, thieves, and rapparees submitting within one
month and taking the oath of fidelity and allegiance will
be freely pardoned for all done before this day. Lords

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Justices to have a list sent them. Forty shillings reward
paid for each rapparee arrested. Burning corn in straw
(prohibited 1 1 Chas. II, Ireland) will forfeit protection.
Hiding or burying corn will lose protection.

Fran. Dublin, Anth. Meath, Ri. Reynell, Ri. Pyne.

B.M. G. 5869 (50). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (46). N° 1230.

18 SEPTEMBER.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 late and p. 2) them, any
Another edition of No. 1230, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (157) ; 3 (203) ; P. 1 (66) ; 3. A.

(53) ; 3. B. (152). N° 1231.

25 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORDS-JUS-
TICES AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[For the encouragement of markets and agriculture.]
Dublin : 25 September 1691.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1691].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 the said 2) upon their
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

In Galway, Athlone, Belturbet, Bannagher, Portumna,
Sligoe, and Birr wheat and other provisions are bought in
the market for the garrisons. Wheat will be bought for
ready money at 12s. 6 d. per barrel Dublin measure. Sheriffs
are to protect all persons going to or coming from market.
Tenants of forfeited lands to be protected and encouraged
to plough or sow. Under-tenants, when the chief tenant
is in default, may pay the former rent, or the .custom of the
barony at their -option. Growing crops at expiration of
tenancy to be enjoyed by persons sowing them. Any person
may enter on unlet forfeited lands, and plough and sow
them on giving notice to the collector of the district within
ten days. No horses or cars of tenants ploughing or sowing
to be pressed.

Fran. Dublin, Ri. Reynell, Ri. Pyne, Jn°. Hely.

B.M. G. 5869 (51). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (47). N° 1232.

25 SEPTEMBER.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 tho said p. 2) upon their
Another edition of No. 1232, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (158); 3(204); P. 1 (67); 3. A.

(54) ; 3. B. (153). N° 1233.

14 OCTOBER— BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Protection to all subjects taking the oath of fidelity.]
Dublin: 14 October 1691.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1691],

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Ma- my bring-
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Officers and soldiers not to injure any subject whatsoever.
Any person taking the oath of allegiance is esteemed a
subject under protection. Justices of Peace to give a certi-
ficate of taking the oath without any charge whatsoever.

Fran. Dublin, Granard, Anth. Meath, Longford, Ry.
Reynell.

B.M. G. 5869 (53). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (160); P. 1 (69) ;
3. C. (49); 3 (206); 3. A. (58); 3. B. (155). N° 1234.

14 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Extending pardon to Rapparees.]

Dublin: 14 October 1691.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 11691].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 day of 2) In- in

Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Recites in full proclamation 18 Sept., No. 1230, q.v.
Since then Connaught has been subdued. The proclamation
is therefore extended for Connaught, &c., to 5 Nov.

Fran. Dublin, Droheda, Longford, Granard, Anth. Meath,
Rob. FitzGerald, Ry. Reynell, Ri. Pyne, Jn°. Hely.

B.M. G. 5869 (54). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (50). N° 1235.

14 OCTOBER.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 day of p. 2) In- in
Another edition of No. 1235, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (159) ; 3 (205) ; P. 1 (68) ; 3. A.
(55); 3. B. (154). N° 1236.

7 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Concerning provisions for winter quarters.]
Dublin: 7 November 1691.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke: [1691].

2 ff. Gothic letter. Geo. Clark.

Arms 201 their Kingdom 2) may of

Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

The army being in winter quarters the subjects in the
respective counties shall provide for it at the rates and
prices affixed. Soldiers are to pay out of their subsistence
money, or officers are to sign weekly bills, payable by the
commissioners of accounts in Dublin. Troopers to be sup-
plied with 20 lb. of hay and sufficient straw, and 1 peck of
oats per day. Forage, &c., to be taken from a magazine if
possible. Prices: Wheat, per barrel of 128 Winchester
quarts, 13s.; oats, 4s.; oatmeal, Id. quart; mutton, l^d.
lb. ; beef, l^d. lb. ; new milk cheese, 2^d. ; skim milk
cheese, l^d. ; butter, 3-|d. ; strong beer, 2d. quart ; brandy,
2s. quart ; good waters, Is. 3d. quart ; milk, -|d. quart ; hay,
Is. per hundred ; diet (one hot meal and bread and cheese
morning and night) ; trumpet and corporal of horse, 3s. 6d.
a week ; trooper, 3s. ; non-com. officers, dragoons, 3s. ;
trooper, 2s. 6d. ; non-com. officers, foot, 2s. ; common
soldier, Is. 6d. Landlords to allow fire, small beer, salt
and ‘sower’ when they do not diet.

B.M. G. 5869 (55). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (51). N° 1237.

7 NOVEMBER.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 their Kingdom p. 2) may of

Another edition of No. 1237, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (161); 3 (207); P. 1 (70); 3. A.
(56); 3. B. (156). N° 1238.

9 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For the discovery of the murderers of William White.]
Dublin : 9 November 1691.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1691].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 193 that brought of
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

William White of Cork, merchant, was murdered within
a mile of Cork on 26 October. £40 reward will be paid on
the conviction of any person having a hand in this minder,
and a free pardon to accomplices.

Fran. Dublin, Drogheda, Anth. Meath, Longford, Ri.
Pyne, Jn°. Hely.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (57). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (162); P. 1
(71); 3. C. (53); 3 (208); 3. A. (57); 3. B. (157).

N° 1239.

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9 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[26 November appointed a day of thanksgiving.]
[Dublin] Council Chamber: 9 November 1691.
Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1691.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 199 fifteenth dom the
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Recites proclamation 15 June, No. 1211, q.v. Owing to
the return of the King, and the recovery of Ireland (against
the power of France) Thursday, 26 November, is appointed
a day of thanksgiving. A form of prayer will be composed
by the bishops. This proclamation to be read in church
the Sunday before.

Fran. Dublin, Longford, Drogheda, Anth. Meath, Ri.
Pine, Jn°. Hely.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (56). P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (72); 3. C.
(52). N° 1240.

25 NOVEMBER. — BY LIEUTENANT-GEN-
ERAL GINCKELL, COMMANDER IN
CHIEF OF THEIR MAJESTIES
FORCES. [Begins] Whereas Directions . . .
[Officers to register their Commissions.]

Dublin : 25 November 1691.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1691].

1 f. Roman letter. Bar. de Ginckell.

Arms 201 Ar- out Warrants
As the arrears of the army are to be paid immediately all
officers are to enter their commissions with the Commissary-
general of the musters, on pain of losing their pay.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (58). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (163); P. 1

(73) ; 3. C. (54) ; 3 (209) ; 3. A. (59) ; 3. B. (158). N° 1241.

4 DECEMBER. — BY LIEUTENANT-GEN
ERAL GINCKELL, COMMANDER IN
CHIEF OF THEIR MAJESTIES FORCES.

[Begins] Whereas several considerable . . .

[Moneys received for fortifications, &c., to be accounted

for.]

Dublin: 4 December 1691.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke: [1691].

1 f. Roman letter. Bar. de Ginckell.

Geo. Clarke.

Arms 193 Money Majesties are
Money has been paid out to commanders, engineers, and
others for repairing fortifications, bridges, passes, &c., since
the landing of the late Duke of Schomberg, August 1689.
These sums are to be accounted for at once, with receipts
and vouchers, to the Commissioners of accompts in Dublin.
B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (59). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (164) ; P. 1

(74) ; 3. C. (55) ; 3 (210) ; 3. A. (60) ; 3. B. (159).

N° 1242.

9 DECEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES OF IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas
divers persons . . .

[Accounts of the Royal Hospitals to be sent in.]
Dublin : 9 December 1691.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1691].

1 f. Roman letter. Isr. Feilding.

Arms 199 employ’d persons usual
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

All persons who have received money on account of Their
Majesties Hospitals to produce their accounts and vouchers
to the Commissioners for army accounts at Dublin. This
to be published in the cities and counties.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (60). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (165); P. 1

(75) ; 3. C. (56); 3 (211); 3. A. (61); 3. B. (160).

N° 1243.

14 DECEMBER. — BY THE LORDS-JUS-
TICES AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[Against selling wine at unreasonable prices.]
Dublin : 14 December 1691.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1691].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Wines riching de-
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

The vintners of Dublin (Act of 28 Eliz., Ire., to settle the
prices of wines not being enforced this year) have combined
to raise the prices of wines. J ustices of Peace are to call
a special sessions, and cause the grand juries to indict all
guilty of such combination, and to punish all found guilty.
Fran. Dublin, Meath, Anth. Meath, Ri. Pyne, Jn°. Hely.
B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (61). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (166); P. 1

(76) ; 3. C. (56); 3 (212); 3. A. (62); 3. B. (161).

N° 1244.

16 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORDS- JUSTICES
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Against enticing away enlisted soldiers.]
Dublin: 16 December 1691.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1691].

1 f. Roman letter. Isr. Feilding.

Arms 199 of no that
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Many private soldiers are seduced to quit the service by
country gentlemen and farmers. 1 0.s. reward will be paid
for proof that any person has encouraged a soldier to quit
the service, or for the apprehension of any soldier who has
left it.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (62). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (167); P. 1

(77) ; 3. C. (57); 3 (213); 3. A. (63); 3. B. (162).

N° 1245.

1691-2

4 JANUARY. — BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES
OF IRELAND. [Begins] Information haveing
been . . .

[Pardon to deserters from Lord George Hamilton’s
regiment.]

Dublin : 4 January 1691 [-21.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : [1691-2].

1 f. Roman letter. J. Thurston.

Arms 199 divers day they
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Some soldiers of Lord George Hamilton’s regiment have
deserted. Every deserter surrendering before 22 January
shall be pardoned. Others will be punished. Forty shil-
lings reward for each person discovered. No one is to aid
deserters.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (63). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (168);
P. 1 (78) ; 3. C. (58) ; 3 (216) ; 3. A. (64) ; 3. B. (163).

N° 1246.

11 JANUARY.— BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For claims under the Treaty of Limerick.]
Dublin: 11 January 1691[-2].

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1691[-2].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 201 such what Year
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

All persons claiming any benefit under the Treaty of
Limerick, 3 October 1691, are before 20 February to lodge
a petition with the Clerk of the Council stating the grounds
of claim, the county, town, and parish in which the lands to

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be restored lie, their present place of abode, and that they
inhabited, 1 Jas. II.

Fran. Dublin, E. Villiers, Ri. Pyne, Jn°. Hely.

B.M. G. 5869 (64). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (58). N° 1247.

11 JANUARY.

Arms 201 such Persons the

Another edition of No. 1247, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (169) ; P. 1 (79); 3 (215); 3. A.
(65) ; 3. B. (164). 1248.

20 JANUARY.— BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES
OF IRELAND. A Declaration.

[Against buying arrears of pay.]

Dublin: 20 January 1691 [-2].

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1691 [-2].

1 f. Roman letter. Isr. Feilding.

Arms 201 last Persons in

Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Many army and artillery officers were not paid in full at
the end of last campaign. Some treasury officers have been
buying their arrears at low and inconsiderable rates, to the
dishonour of the government. These agreements will be
treated as void, and clerks, &c., so offending will be dis-
missed.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (170); P. 1 (80); 3 (214);
3. A. (66) ; 3. B. (165). N° 1249.

4 FEBRUARY— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[All arms to be surrendered forthwith.]

Dublin : 4 February 169§.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 169§.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 of cles p. 2) every day
Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

The articles of the surrender of Lymerick, Galway, &c.,
have not been kept as to the surrender of arms. All except
noblemen and housekeepers with a freehold of £100 a year
(who are declared gentlemen) are to surrender all arms,
offensive and defensive, by 10 March next. Reward for
information, 105. each fire-arm, 5s. each other arm. Any
person having arms and not qualified is to give them up.
Qualified persons to apply for a licence. This to be pro-
claimed three market days and hung up.

Fra. Dublin, Meath, Drogheda, Will. Kildare, Ri. Pine,
Jn°. Hely.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 354. P.R.O. Dub. 3 (170); 1. C. (172);
3. A. (67) ; 3. B. (166). N° 1250.

4 FEBRUARY.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 of cles 2) every day
Another edition of No. 1250, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (82). N° 1251.

4 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Subjects not to be disturbed without legal warrant.]
Dublin: 4 February 1691[-2].

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1691 [-2J.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Justi- Kingdom 1691.

Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Some Justices of Peace and sheriffs have taken upon them
to dispossess subjects of goods and lands without warrant.
This is illegal. All sheriffs are to proclaim this in every
market town for three market days, so that any aggrieved
subject may complain at the next assizes. This not to inter-

fere with the proclamation for disarming and securing the
arms of certain persons to-day.

Fran. Dublin, Meath, Drogheda, Will. Kildare, Ri. Pyne,
Jn°. Hely.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (65). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (171);
P. 1 (81); 3. C. (59); 3 (217); 3. A. (68); 3. B. (167).

N° 1252.

22 FEBRUARY— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A List of the Persons to
whom Lycences have been Granted for Arms.
[Dublin] : 22 February 169|.

Sine nota.

4 pp. fo. Roman letter.

No arms

A list of 209 persons allowed 225 swords, 209 cases of
pistols, 164 guns, 2 horses.

T.C.D. B. 5. 21 (11). N° 1253.

18 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. An Order enlarging the time
for sending in Claims under the Treaty of Limerick
to 1 April next.

Dublin : 18 February 1691-2.

Not found.

From No. 1257, q.v. N°1253a.

3 MARCH.— BY THE KING AND QUEEN.

A Proclamation Declaring the War in Ireland to be
ended.

Kensington: 3 March 169§.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1691]-2].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 at Twentieth- such
Recites Act 1 W. & M., England, whereby protestants
were discharged of quit-rents, &c., due to the crown from 25
Dec. 1688 till the kingdom of Ireland is reduced. The king-
dom is now obedient, and the war and rebellion ended.
All rents and payments to be duly made.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (66). P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (83); 3. C.

(60) ; 3 (178); 3. A. (69) ; 3. B. (168). N° 1254.

5 MARCH.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES OF
IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas several soldiers . . .
[Deserters from Col. Du Cambon’s regiment.]
Dublin: 5 March 1691[-2].

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke: 1691[-2].

1 f. Roman letter. J. Thurston.

Arms 201 French clare of

Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Some soldiers from Col. Du Cambon’s French regiment
have deserted. Any soldier of that regiment above one mile
from Athlone is to be deemed a deserter. Ten shillings
reward to any person who shall stop them.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (67). P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (84); 3. C.

(61) ; 3 (179); 3. A. (70); 3. B. (169). N° 1255.

21 MARCH.— BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES OF
IRELAND. [Begins] Information having been
given . . .

[Deserters from the Brigade of Danes.]

Dublin : 21 March 169^.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke: 1691[-2].

1 f. Gothic letter. Isr. Fielding.

Arms 201 divers said Dublin ,

Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Deserters from the Duke of Wertemburge’s brigade of
Danes who surrender before 20 April will be pardoned.
Forty shillings reward for their apprehension. Shelterers
will be prosecuted. Sheriffs to publish.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (68). P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (85) ; 3. C.

N° 1250.

(62); 3 (180); 3. A. (71) ; 3. B. (170).
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23 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Concerning Claims under the Treaty of Limerick.]
Dublin: 23 March 1691 [-21.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. ofTooke: 1691 [-2].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 the cles 2) to aforesaid,

Charles Porter, Tho. Coningesby.

Quotes proclamation 11 January, No. 1247, q.v. Claims
to be sent in by 20 Feb. By order 18 Feb., No. 1253 a, q.v.,
the time was enlarged to 1 April. Some claims have been
withdrawn and others not entered. All claims must be
received by 15 April. On Wednesday, 6 April, and on
Friday, Monday, and Wednesday weekly, the first claims
will be heard. Ten days notice of hearing will be given.
Three credible witnesses viva voce, one to be a protestant,
required to show that claimants were in Limerick or
Galway.

Fran. Dublin, Blesinton, Will. Kildare, Galway.

B.M. G. 5869 (69). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (63).

Dub. Intell. No. 78. N° 1257.

23 MARCH.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 tho cles p. 2) to
Another edition of No. 1257, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 3 (181) ; P. 1 (86) ;

(131), page 2 reversed; 3. B. (170).

1692

20 MAY.— BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[All arms to be given up.]

Dublin : 20 May 1692.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1691 [but 2].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Fourth design 2) they Proclamation
Charles Porter, Coningesby.

Quotes proclamation 4 Feb., No. 1250, q.v., concerning
licences to have arms. All persons who have arms, licensed or
not, to give up fire-arms, swords, pikes, half-pikes, halbards, par-
tizans, skeenes, baggonets, and all others to the sheriffs, &c.,
who are to give x-eceipts, so that the arms can be returned
later. Justices to inquire about persons having arms
recently, and pi’oceed against them under proclamation 24
Feb. [sic but 4], No. 1250, q.v.

Fra. Dublin, Will. Kildare, Fz. Yilliers, Ri. Reynel, Ri.
Pyne, Jn°. Hely.

B.M. G. 5869 (70). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (64). T.C.D. B.

5. 21 (10 a).

Dub. Intell. No. 85.

N° 1259.

20 MAY.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Fourth design p. 2) they

Proclamation

Another edition of No. 1259, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (174); 3(218);

P. 1 (87); 3. A.

(73); 3. B. (171).

Date of imprint corrected in ink.

N° 1260.

20 MAY.— BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Concerning Fishing Boats from the South.]
Dublin : 20 May 1692.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1691 [but 2].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 from surprize shall

Chai’les Porter, Coningesby.

The Fi-ench pi'ivateers receive intelligence and provision
from fishing boats, manned with Irish papists, by which
means they have surprised some vessels in harbour. For
one month no fishing boat is to go out from between Wex-
ford and Sligo (except from Cork, Youghall, Kinsale, Water-
ford, Galway) except one-third of the crew be protestant.

Fran. Dublin, Longford, Will. Kildare, Fz. Yilliers, Ri.
Reynel, Ri. Pyne, Jn°. Hely.

B.M. G. 5869 (71). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (65).

Dub. Intell. No. 85. jfo 1261.

20 MAY.

Arms 201 from surprize shall
Another edition of No. 1261, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 3 (219) ; 1. C. (173) ; P. 1 (88); 3. A.
(74); 3. B. (172).

This edition has the imprint date correct 1692. N° 1262.

1 JULY. — BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Appointment of a Monthly Fast.]

Dublin : 1 July 1692.

Dublin : A. C.. Ass. ofTooke : 1692.

I f. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 En- kept Sunday
Charles Portei-, Coningesby.

Wednesday, 20 July, and every third Wednesday till
peace, appointed a day of fasting and humiliation. A form
of prayer appointed to be composed. This proclamation to
be read in church the Sunday before.

Drogheda, Blessinton, Rich. Coote, F. Robartes, Ri. Rynel,
R. Pyne, Jn°. Hely.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (72). Orm. (173). P.R.O. Dub.
1. C. (175) ; P. 1 (89) ; 3. C. (66) ; 3 (220) ; 3. A. (75) ; 3. B.
(1 73).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 448; Dub. Intell. No. 92. Jfo 1263.

7 JULY.— BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Pardoning arrears of Hearth-money, &c.]

Dublin: 7 July 1692.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1692.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Majesties since Ma-
Charles Porter, Coningesby.

Arrears of hearth-money and of quit-rent due at Lady-Day
or Easter last are exonerated and discharged.

Drogheda, Gi'anard, Rich. Coote, F. Robartes, Ri. Pyne,
Jn°. Hely, Tho. Keightlej^.

B.L. B.M. G. 5869 (73). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (176);
P. 1 (90) ; 3. C. (67) ; 3 (221) ; 3. A. (76) ; 3. B. (174).

Dub. Intell. No. 92. N° 1264.

23 JULY. — BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES OF
IRELAND. A Proclamation. Requireing all
Officers and Soldiers to observe strict Discipline,
and for Payment of Quarters.

Dublin : 23 July 1692.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1692.

2 ff. Gothic letter. Arth. Podmore.

Arms 193 may been 2) same No-
Charles Portei1, Coningesby.

Subsistence money has been duly paid since 1 Januaiy
last. Officei-s are to see that diet and quartei-s are paid
every week out of it. Officers and soldiers only to have
diet, lodging, fire, and candle, and no allowance for salt,
vinegar, or pepper, unless what is used at their meals. No
money to be taken unless at the request of the person they
are quartered on, and then not more than half the l’ates to

155 x 2

aforesaid,

3. A. (72) ; 3. B.
N° 1258.

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1692: 4 William & Mary

be paid. Horseman, 2s. 10 cl. per week ; dragoon, 2s. 4 d. ;
foot soldier, Is. 9 d. for diet and quarters. Soldiers to be
quartered by name, and not to change quarters. No violence
or threats to be used by soldiers. Commanding officers to
redress grievances. No money to be taken for changing
quarters. Discipline to be strictly observed.

B.M. G. 5869 (74). P.R.O. Dub. 3. C. (68).

Dub. Intell., No. 93. N° 1265.

23 JULY.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 may been p. 2) same No-
Another edition of No. 1265, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 3 (222); 1. C. (17 7); P. 1 (91); 3. A.
(77) ; 3. B. (175). N° 1266.

19 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOV-
ERNOUR OP IRELAND. A Declaration.
Concerning the Pay and Quarters of the Army.
Dublin : 19 September 1692.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1692.

3 pp. Roman letter. Cyril Wich.

Arms 193 this not 2) cheap- p. 3) behave with-
Sydney.

The subsistence money (15d. per day for horsemen, 9 ±d.
dragoons, 3 ^d. foot soldier) is sufficient for diet, but to obviate
complaints after 1 Oct. next the foot soldier will receive 4 d.
(2s. a week) and dragoons lOd. No provisions (except lodg-
ing and candle, and the use of one fire with the family) to
be found for officers or soldiers quartered. Privates to be
dismissed only at the musters. Violence and threats by
soldiers to be punished. Soldiers to be quartered by name.
The markets to be kept supplied. This to be printed and
published and read to every company, and affixed in the
usual places.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (92). N° 1267.

21 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[£5 reward for killing tories, thieves, and robbers.]
Dublin : 21 October 1692.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 169.2.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Loch, and 2) bet- as

Sydney.

Dermod Boghely, John Rouse, James Loch, Tiege Garry -
voge, Richard Stack, Richard Kenedy, Robert Bennet, Daniel
Boghelly, William Spelan, John Toller, Owen Derriro, of
County Cork, Bryan Rabath Connor, James Gallagher, and
John Magragh, of Roscommon, Dermot Maddin, Richard
Broder, Patrick Eustace (called the Highlander), Thomas
Moran, Connor Harrin, Batholomew Magee, of Galway,
John Mulvy, Keadagh Reynolds, and Edmond Moran of
Leitrim, and others have taken arms, and disturbed the
peace by robbery. No one is to aid them. All are to pursue
and kill them. £5 reward for any of them dead or alive,
and a free pardon to any of them who captures others.

Porter, C., Fran. Dublin, Drogheda, Longford, Granard,
Massereene, Anth. Meath, Will. Kildare, Coningesby, Robt.
Smythe, Ri. Reynel, Ri. Pyne, Rich. Cox.

Orm. (174).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 449. 1268.

21 OCTOBER.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Loch, and p. 2) bet- as
Another edition of No. 1268, q.v.

B.L. Orm. (175). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (178); 3 (223);
3. A. (78); 3. B. (176); P. 1 (93). N° 1269.

7 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For a general thanksgiving 10 and 24 November.]
Dublin : 7 November 1692.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1692.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Lords Majesties 2) Blessings In-
Sydney.

Cites proclamation 1 July, No. 1263, q.v., for a monthly
fast. Thursday, 10 Nov., in Dublin, and 24 Nov. elsewhere
to be a day of thanksgiving for late victory. Archbishops
and bishops to compose a form of prayer.

Porter, C., Fran. Dublin, Drogheda, Longford, Blesinton,
Anth. Meath, Will. Kildare, Coningesby, Fz. Villiers, Rich.
Coote, Robt. Smythe, Ri. Reynel, Ri. Pyne, Jn°. Hely,
C. Wich, Wm. Wolseley.

Orm. (176). N° 1270.

7 NOVEMBER.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Lords Majesties p. 2) Blessings In-
Another edition of No. 1270, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. l.C. (179); 3 (224); 3. A. (79) ; 3. B.
(177); P. 1 (94). N° 1271.

14 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT GENERAL AND GENERAL GOV-
ERNOUR OF IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas
their present Majesties . . .

[Suppressing unlicensed gaming bouses.]

Dublin : 14 November 1692.

Not found. C. Wich.

Sydney.

Cites patent (Irish) to Col. Francis Chantrell, Groom Porter
of Ireland for licensing gaming houses, 3 Sept. 1691. All
unlicensed gaming houses are to be suppressed. Magistrates
to aid.

Dub. Intell. No. 108. N° 1272.

18 NOVEMBER. -BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOV-
ERNOUR OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[For the discovery of concealments.]

Dublin : 18 November 1692.

Dublin: A. C.,Ass. of Tooke : 1692.

2 pp. Roman letter. C. Wich.

Arms 193 un- full p. 2) Ke- affix

Sydney.

John Weaver, sen., William Molyneux, and John Nelmes
are appointed commissioners to inquire into military stores
and forfeited goods by Great Seal, Ireland, 12 Nov. All
persons concerned are to yield ready obedience to the com-
missioners. One-fourth the value of concealed forfeitures
will be paid to discoverers. This to be proclaimed and
affixed.

B.L. P.R.O. S.P.I. 352. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (180);
3 (225) ; 3. A. (80) ; 3. B. (178) ; P. 1 (95). N° 1273.

19 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For arraying the Militia.]

Dublin : 19 December 1692.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1692.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Ireland sed 2) therein, con-
Sydney.

Commissions of array have been issued to array the in-
habitants between 16 and 60 into a serviceable militia. The

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N°s 1274-82

militia is to meet once a month for training. Officers to
attend their duty.

Porter, C., Fran. Dublin, Massereene, Blesinton, Anth.
Meath, Will. Kildare, Fz. Yilliers, Rich. Coote, Rob.
Smythe, Ri. Reyn el.

Orm. (178).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 451 ; Dub. Intell. No. 111. N° 1274.

19 DECEMBER.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Ireland sed p. 2) therein, con-
Another edition of No. 1274, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (181) ; 3 (22G) ; 3. A. (81) ; 3. B.
(179); P. 1 (97). N° 1275.

19 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[No Papists to leave their parish without licence.]
Dublin : 19 December 1692.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1692.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 199 this like 2) as said

Sydney.

Owing to the increasing number of vagrants, armed with
skeins, half-pikes, &c., no persons of the popish religion are
to leave their parish without licence except to go to the
nearest market town, public carriers excepted. Papists are
not to meet to the number of ten or upwards, except on
market days. Justices to be careful in licensing. Lists of
licences to be sent every three months to the Council. Fees
not to exceed twopence.

B.L. Orm. (177). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (182); 3 (227);
3. A. (82); 3. B. (180); P. 1 (96).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 450; Dub. Intell. No. 111. N° 1276.

1692-3

2 JANUARY. — BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[Against the robbers of Brigadier Villiers.]
Dublin: 2 January 1692[-3l.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1692 [-3].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 199 the vizt 2) the doing,

Sydney.

On Thursday, 29 Dec., between 3 and 4 of the night,
Brigadier Yilliers’ house in Stony-Batter, near Oxmond
Town-Green, was broken into, and four dozen silver plates,
two salvers, two cups, all marked with his arms (on a cross
five escallops and a label of three points, quartered with the
Fitz-Gerald’s arms being a saltier ermins, the crest a lyon-
rampant), and other things to the value of ,£500 stolen.
Search is to be made for them. Free pardon to any accom-
plice giving information, and £30 reward if the silver is
recovered.

Porter, C., Fran. Dublin, Blesinton, Anth. Meath, Will.
Kildare, Wm. Wolseley, Ri. Reynel, Ri. Pyne, Jn°. Hely,
Rich. Cox.

Orm. (179).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 152. U° 1277.

2 JANUARY.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 199 the vizt p. 2) the doing,

Another edition of No. 1277, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (183); 3 (229); 3. A. (83);
3. B. (182); P. 1 (98). N° 1278.

17 FEBRUARY— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[Concerning the currency of halfpence and farthings.]
Dublin: 17 February 1692[-3].

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1692[-3].

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 publi- of p. 2) Autho- in
Sydney.

Cites orders as to tin and copper halfpence and farthings.
They will bear their Majesties’ heads in future. These half-
pence and farthings and all those already in circulation are
to be current coin.

Massereene, Rob. Smythe, Wm. Wolseley, Ri. Reynel,
Tho. Keightly, Jn°. Hely.

B.L. N° 1279.

17 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[The value of the coin will not be raised.]

Dublin: 17 February 1692[-3].

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1692[-3].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 had any In-

Sydney.

Certain persons having learned of a discussion in Council
whether to raise the value of guinnys to 23s. 6 d., and plate-
cobs to 5s., are withdrawing them from circulation. No
alteration will be made in their value.

Porter, C., Fran. Dublin, Massereene, Blesinton, Will.
Kildare, Fz. Yilliers, Rob. Smythe, Rich. Coote.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (184); 3 (230); 3. A. (84);
3. B. (181); P. 1 (99).

Dub. Intell. No. 120. 1280.

1693

27 MARCH.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Parliament prorogued to 6 June.]

Dublin : 27 March 1693.

Dublin : A. Cl, Ass. of Tooke : 1693.

1 f. Gothic letter. C. Wich.

Arms 193 and June them-

Sydney.

Parliament is further prorogued from 6 Api’il to 6 June.
B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (185); 3 (231); 3. A. (85);
3. B. (183); P. 1 (100). N° 1281.

8 APRIL. — BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOUR OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[For the Commissioners for forfeitures, &c.]

Dublin : 8 April 1693.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1693.

3 ff. Gothic letter. C. Wich.

Arms 201 under War 2) Sta- 3) Commission- in
Sydney.

Cites commission, 4 April, under Great Seal to Sir Michael
Mitchel (Lord Mayor of Dublin), Charles Dering, John W eaver,
William Molineux, and John Nelmes, to inquire as to
military stores, forfeited goods, rents, lands, bonds, &c., for
seven years from 1 May next. All parties concerned are to
obey and aid them. Commissioners have full powers to
discharge all liabilities.

P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (101). N° 1282.

157

Nos 1283-92

1693 : 5 William & Mary

8 APRIL.

3 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 under War 2) Sta- p. 3) or Places
Another edition of No. 1282, q.y.

B.L. P.R.O. S.P.I. 355. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C (186);
3 (232) ; 3. A. (86) ; 3. B. (184). 1283.

28 APRIL.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For a monthly fast.]

Dublin: 28 April 1693.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1693.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 Conside- and 2) of as

Sydney.

Ordering a fast on Wednesday, 10 May, in Dublin (17th
elsewhere) and on every second Wednesday in the month.
Bishops to compose a form of prayer.

Porter, C., Fran. Dublin, Drogheda, Mount-Alexander,
Will. Kildare, F. Robartes, Ri. Pyne, Jn°. Hely, Wm. Wolse-
ley, Tho. Keightly, Jn°. Jeffreyson.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (102).

Dub. Intell. No. 130. 1284.

28 APRIL.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 Conside- and p. 2) of as
Another edition of No. 1284, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (187) ; 3 (234) ; 3. A. (87) ; 3. B. (185).

N° 1285.

3 MAY. — BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Concerning exemption from Hearth-money.]
Dublin: 3 May 1693.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1693.

5 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Governour[s] thereof 2) said p. 3) John
p. 4) Knight, p. 5) con- grant-

Sydney.

Regulations for exemption from hearth-money and list of
persons entitled to grant it.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (188); 3 (235); 3. A. (88); P.
1 (103). N° 1286.

8 MAY. — BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas Complaint
hath . . .

[Against a scandalous Advertisement.]

Dublin : 8 May 1693.

Not found.

Sydney.

Theobald Butler, councillor at law, complains of an
advertisement in the Gazette by Nicholas Fitz-Gerald, as if it
had public authority. It was without authority and the
printer has been punished.

Porter, C. , Fran. Dublin, Mount-Alexander, Will. Kildare,
Ri. Pyne, Wm. Wolsely, C. Wich, Jn°. Jeffreyson.

Dub. Intell. No. 130. N° 1287.

17 MAY. — BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOUR OP IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Proroguing Parliament.]

Dublin: 17 May 1693.

Dublin : A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter C. Wich.

Arms 193 divers ingly Attend

Sydney.

Parliament further prorogued from 6 June to 5 Sep-
tember.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (189); 3 (238); 3. A. (89);
3. B. (186); P. 1 (104).

Dub. Intell. No. 131. 1288

19 JUNE.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Their Majesties
having . .

[Concerning claims under the Articles of Limerick.]
Dublin: 19 June 1693.

Not found.

Sydney.

The claims under the Articles of Limerick and Galway
will be heard on Friday, 14 July, and after, 21 days’
notice of hearing being posted on the Council Hall.

Porter, C., Fran. Dublin, Massereene, Wm. Kildare, Ri.
Pyne, Jn°. Hely, Jn°. Jeffryson.

Dub. Intell. No. 137. jfo 1289.

26 JUNE— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOUR OP IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Dissolving Parliament.]

Dublin : 26 June 1693.

Dublin: A. C., Ass. of Tooke : 1C93.

1 f. Roman letter. C. Wich,

Arms 193 di- Dissolved not

Sydney.

Parliament, which began 5 October last, and is prorogued
to 5 September, is dissolved.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (190); 3 (243); 3. A. (90);
3. B. (187) ; P. 1 (105).

Dub. Intell. No. 138. U° 1290.

10 JULY— [BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Whereas several Persons . . .
[Postponing hearing of Claims.]

Dublin : 10 July 1693.

Not found. W. Palmer.

[C. Porter, C., C. Wich.]

Notices of hearing on 14, 19, and 21 July have been given.
As the judges are going on circuit only that on the 14th
will be taken.

Dub. Intell. No. 139. N° 1291.

18 AUGUST. — BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Against tories, robbers, and rapparees.]

Dublin: 18 August 1693.

Dublin : A. Crook 1 : 1693.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 Number are 2) Mothers, utmost
Capell, Cyrill Wich, W. Duncombe.

The popish pretended parish priest of any parish where
tories are out on their keeping, and the wives, fathers,
mothers, brothers, and sons are to be kept in the common
gaol of the county until the said tories, &c. are arrested, or
the parties discharged by process of law. Sheriffs to
execute this. All officers to arrest tories and robbers.

Porter, C., Fran. Dublin, Drogheda, Longford, Massareene,
Will. Kildare, F. Robartes, Wm. Wolseley, Rich. Cox,
Walter Plunket.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 355. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (106).

Dub. Intell. No. 146.

1 Their Majesties’ Printer General of Ireland, N° 1292.

158

1693-4: 5-6 William & Mary

Nos 1293-1301

18 AUGUST.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 Number are p. 2) Mothers, utmost

Another edition of No. 1292, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (188). N° 1293.

18 AUGUST.

Arms 193 Number are p. 2) Mothers, utmost

Another edition of No. 1293, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. l.C. (191); 3 (244); 3. A. (91). N°1294.

18 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Reissuing Proclamation 4 February 1691-2.]
Dublin : 18 October 1693.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1693.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Council, Majesties 2) pub- further

Capell, Cyrill Wich, W. Duncombe.

Recites proclamation 4 February 1691 [-2], No. 1252,
q.v. Any justice of peace or sheriff offending will be dis-
missed from office and further prosecuted.

Porter, C., Drogheda, Longford, Blesinton, F. Robartes,
Jn°. Hely, Wm. Wolsely, Rich. Cox, Jn°. Jefifreson.

P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (107). N° 1295.

18 OCTOBER.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Council, Majesties p. 2) pub- further
Another edition of No. 1295, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (192) ; 3 (245) ; 3. A. (92) ; 3. B.
(189). N° 1296.

19 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES

AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Against the export of corn, &c., to France.]
Dublin : 19 October 1693.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1693.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 this up 2) in provi-
Capell, Cyrill Wich, W. Duncombe.

Certain persons have bought up corn, grain, and other
provisions for export to France (which is high treason), and
have entered them for Spain and other countries. Moreover
trading ships to England and elsewhere have been seized by
French privateers. No imports or exports from France are
allowed. No ships laden with corn are to sail without con-
voy. Early notice to be given so that convoy may be
provided.

Porter, C., Longford, Blesinton, Will. Kildare, Ri. Pyne,
Jn°. Hely, Wm. Wolseley, Rich. Cox, Jn°. Jeflfreyson.

B.L. P.R.O. S.P.I. 355. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (108).

N° 1297.

19 OCTOBER.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 this up p. 2) in provi-
Another edition of No. 1297, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (193) ; 3 (246) ; 3. A. (93) ; 3. B. (190).

N° 1298.

22 NOVEMBER. — BY THE LORDS-JUS-
TICES AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[For a public thanksgiving.]

Dublin: 22 November 1693.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1693.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 His Great p. 2) the justly

Capell, Cyrill Wich, W. Duncombe.

Sunday, 10 December (3 Dec. in Dublin City and County)
is to be a day of thanksgiving. Archbishops and bishops
to compose a form of prayer.

Meath, Drogheda, Longford, Blesinton, Anth. Meath,
Will. Kildare, Ri. Pyne, Rich. Cox, Jn°. Jefifreson.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (194) ; 3 (247) ; 3. A. (94) ; 3. B.

(191) ; P. 1 (109). N° 1299.

1693-4

16 FEBRUARY— BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES
AND GENERAL GOVERNOURS OF
IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Concerning Commissioners for forfeitures, &c.]
Dublin: 16 February 1693[-4].

Dublin : A. Crook : 1693[-4].

2 pp. Gothic letter. Richard Aldworth.

Arms 193 under such p. 2) Commission- Proclama-
Capell, Cyrill Wich, W. Duncombe.

Cites Commission, Dublin 6 Feb. to Sir Richard Cox,
Francis Cuff, Edward Corker, Charles Dering, Edward
May, to inquire into army stores, forfeited goods, rents,
real estate, bonds, debts, concealments, &c., neglected by
former commissioners, &c., and to devise by way of public
cant or auction any forfeited lands for three years from
25 March next. All persons are to obey their orders, on
pain of contempt. Any one with information is to lay it
before them.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (195) ; 3 (248) ; 3. A. (95) ; 3. B.

(192) ; P. 1 (110). N° 1300.

3 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COLTNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Concerning exemptions from Hearth-money.]
Dublin : 3 March 1693-4.

Not found.

From No. 1366, q.v. N° 1300 a.

1694

23 MAY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For hearing claims under the Articles of Galway and
Limerick.]

Dublin: 23 May 1694.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1694.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Dire- will at
Cyrill Wich, W. Duncombe.

The claims under the Articles of Galway and Lymerick
already entered with the Clerk of the Council will be heard
on Monday, 11 June next, and every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday, by provinces, beginning with Leinster. Fourteen
days’ notice of hearing will be given. Every claim must
have three credible witnesses, of whom one must be a
protestant.

Longford, C.S., Blesinton, C.S., Anth. Meath, Cha.
Feilding, F. Robartes, Jn°. Hely, Jn°. Jeflfreyson, Rob
Colvill.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (196) ; 3 (253) ; 3. A. (96) ; 3. B.

(193) ; P. 1 (111). N° 1301.

2 JULY.— BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES OF
IRELAND AND COUNCIL. A Proclama-
tion For a General Fast.

Dublin : 2 July 1694.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1694.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 serious Prosperity of

159

Nos 1302-6

1694-5: 6 William & Mary & 7 William III

Cyrill Wich, W. Duncombe.

Friday, 27 July (13 July in Dublin City and County) to
be a public fast. Bishops to compose a form of prayer.

Porter, Can., Narcissus Dublin, Drogheda, Longford,
Blesinton, Clia. Feilding, Jn°. Hely, Rich. Cox, Jn\
JefTreyson.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (197) ; 3 (254) ; 3. A. (97) ; 3. B.
(194); P. 1 (112). N° 1302.

19 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES
OF IRELAND AND COUNCIL. A Procla-
mation.

[Reward for discovery of burglars at Youghall College.]
Dublin : 19 October 1694.

Dublin: A. Crook : 1694.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms as 203 and further Murder

Cyrill Wich, W. Duncombe.

£50 reward for the discovery of the burglars who broke
into Youghall College on Monday, 17 September, and stole
£500 of the Earl of Cork’s money. Pardon to accomplices
for all crimes except murder, so that one or two are brought
to justice. Reward with Richard Smith of Dublin.

Porter, C., Will. Kildare, Ri. Reynell, Jn°. Hely, Jn°.
Jeffreyson, Tho. Keightley.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (114). N° 1303.

10 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Reward for arrest of certain outlaws.]

Dublin : 10 December 1694.

Dublin : A. Crook: 1694.

3 IF. Roman letter.

Arms 202 of rice 2) Manus 3) of every

Capell, Cyrill Wich, W. Duncombe.

The following are on their keeping. Dermot Leary of
Iveleary (Cork), John Murphy alias Roe of Tomes, John
Hurly of Grillagh, J ohn Leary alias Barvole, Dermot Leary
alias Barvole, Dermod Sulivan alias Skeelagh of Bantry,
Dermod Mullain alias Thunder, Donagh Deeneen alias
Bariky of Clandroghid, Tiege mac Shane Sulivan, Garret
Downry, Murtogh mac Hugh,. Cornelius Sulivan alias Duff,
Teige Seaghbogh, Teige Croneene, John Croneene, Teige
Crowly alias Mague, Dennis Crone, Dermod Maghry, Maurice
Splane, Teige mac Geighy, Dermot mac Maurice Hurly, John
Na Churig, Cnogher Reagh, Fumine mac Donogh Sulivan,
Teige Barrull, John Canty, Daniel Mullane, Donogh Na
Geehy, Daniel mac Phillip Dire, Murrougli mac Erwan
Sweeny, Cnocher Doroch, Donogh Doroh, Murtagh mac
Hugh Crone, John mac Dermot mac Cnoher, Patrick Real,
John Real, Dermot an Taskig, Donogh Shehane, Cornelius
Murrihy, Donogh mac Morto, John Dina, Cnoher Duff,
Morris Gew, John Na Gwinn, Daniel Na Ganny, Teige Oge
na Ganny, Teige Sweeny, Teige mac Shane mac Aulif,
Fanine mac Shane, Morto mac Hugh mac Morto, Donogh
Oge beggna Brioly, Teige Heagarty, Teige Oge Nahaly, Guly
mac Shane mac Guly, all of Cork ; Edmond Knock Ryan,
Cornelius Ryan, Matthew Higgins, Thady Lonergan, Richard
Longan, Daniel Doran, Dennis Toghy, Phillip Roe Ryan,
Richard mac Daniel Longardan, Phillip Shanahan, Daniel
Lowre, Daniel Baron Ryan, Daniel Meagher Derby Bryan,
William Banon, James Laghard, James Brenan, all of
Tipperary ; Daniel Conway of Kells, Simon Brenan of
Corbetstown, Thomas Henesy of Ballyhemyn, Martin
Coll of Clonagh, Derby Swiddiny of Killaloe, Richard
Head of Tofeghny, Patrick Lauler of Knocktopher,
Edmond Phelan of Claragh, Hugh Brenan, John Gorman
of Bodolinore, all in Kilkenny ; Patrick Malleaghill of
Ballinorkill, Queen’s Co. ; Murragh mac Sweeny, Turlagh
Keith me. Fadin, and Patrick me. Cullin, of Co. Donnegall ;
Bryan mac Hugh, William Flanigan, Hugh Groome mac
Gwire, Cormuck mac Hugh, Plielimy Dolan, John mac
Gwyre, Patrick mac Haran, Turlagh mac Gageran, Patrick

Murritny, and Edmond mac Cormuck, all of Cavan ; Connor
me. Gwire, Edmond Cormuck, Felin Dolan, Keadagh me.
Sharry, Patrick me. Manus, Philip me. Cormuck, Patrick
me. Gwire, Owen me. Corry, Patrick me. Corry, James me.
Gowan, Cormuck me. Murray, William Monaghan, all of
Fennanagh ; Keadagh me. Manus, John Hanly, Cahil
Daffie, Dermot Roe, Cormuck Lavin, Bryan me. Gilmartine,
Cahil OBirne, Daniel Kelly, Laghlin Dun me. Dermot,
Teige Mungan, Bryan me. Casker alias me. Elester, Farril
Noran, Bryan me. Gill, Redmond Magrath, Manus Backagho
Byrne, all of Roscommon ; Cormuck Morey, of Leitrim ;
Henry Waldron, Jordan Grady, Kedagh Phillips, Manus
OByrne, John me. Donnel, Roger me. Donne], Patrick Rory
Duff Doharty, Don. Thiel, David me. Donogh, Charles me.
Donnel, Bryan Killehane, William Kelly, Thomas Grourke,
Roger Dogherty, John Dogherty, Dennis Shane, Bryan
Rumic, all of Mayo ; Owen gar me. Kevet, James Roony,
Daniel oge me. Inallie, and Patrick Murphie, all of Louth.
£50 reward for the head of Dermod Leary, John Murphy
alias Roe, John Hurly, Matthew Higgins, Edmond Ryan
alias Knock; £10 for any of the others after 25 Dec.
Pardon to accomplices. Bryan mac Hugh, of Fermanagh,
is not to be disturbed. The proclamation of 18 Aug. 1693,
No. 1292, q.v., is to be strictly enforced. This to be read
in every court for a year from date.

Porter, C., Drogheda, Longford, Will. Kildare, Cha.
Feilding, Ri. Reynell, Ri. Pyne, Jn°. Hely, Hen. Fane,
Rich. Cox, Jn°. Jeffreyson, H. Ingoldesby.

B.L. P.R.O. S.P.I. 356. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (113).

N° 1304.

WILLIAM III
1694-5

18 JANUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For the arrest of Leary and Kelly.]

Dublin: 18 January 1694[-5].

Dublin: A. Crook: 1694[— 5].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 202 slen- sty’s pro-
Capell, Cyrill Wich, W. Duncombe.

James Leary, of Wexford (40, black, tall, slender) and
Philip Kelly (50, tall, slender, black, pock marked),
mariners, were taken in treason and rebellion on the high
seas, and indicted to be tried 19 January, but by the assis-
tance of Rebekah Windgrave, spinster (15, tall, slender,
dark brown hair), Katherine me Donnell (26, tall,
strong, pale, dark hair), Purcell (40, fresh coloured, brown
and lank hair-), and others they broke gaol at Kilmainham
and fled. £20 reward for Leary and Kelly, £10 for the
others. All persons to arrest them. Ships to be watched.

Porter, Can., Inchiquin, Ri. Reynell, Jn°. Hely, Richard
Cox, Walter Plunket, H. Ingoldesby.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (115). N° 1305.

22 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORDS-JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Concerning Hearth-money.]

Dublin : 22 February 169f.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1694[-5].

4 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 202 Governours the 2) performing 3) and 4) the be
Capell, Cyrill Wich, W. Duncombe.

A list of exemptions from hearth-money and of those
entitled to grant it.

Porter, C., Narcissus Dublin, Inchiquin, Drogheda, Long-
ford, Will. Kildare, Cha. Feilding, Ri. Reynell, Jn°. Hely,
Rich. Cox, Th°. Jeffreyson, H. Ingoldesby, Walter Plunkett.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 3 (249) ; 3. A. (98) ; 3. B. (195) ; P. 1
(116). N° 1306.

160

1695-6: 7 William III

Nos 1307-14

1695

29 MAY. — BY THE LORD-DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation For the Raising of
Coyn.

Dublin : 29 May 1695.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1695.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 both And 2) Currant 3) man- Weigh-
Capell.

Owing to the rise in value of gold and silver money is
being exported. The following are the rates for foreign
gold and silver : Spanish or French pistol of gold wt. 4 dwt.
8 gr., 21s. ; half pistol 2 dwt. 4 gr., 10s. 6d. ; duccatoone
20 dwt. 16 gr., 6s. 8 cl. ; half, 3s. 4 d. ; quarter, Is. 8 d. ; piece of
eight of Mexico or Sevil, pillar piece, cross, and other dollars,
French lewis wt. 17 dwt., 5s. 4 d. ; half piece, 2s. 8 d. ;
quarter piece, Is. 4 d. ; old Peru, piece of eight, 17 dwt.,
4s. lOd. ; half, 2s. 5 d. ; quarter, Is. 2 %d. ; crusado of
Portugal, wt. 10 dwt. 20 gr., 3s. 6 d. ; half, Is. 9 d. Allow-
ance of 2 d. per grain for gold, and 3d. per dwt. for silver.
Orders as to buying by weight. Weights as those of
proclamation 6 June 1683, No. 926, q.v.

Porter, Can., Meath, Mount-Alexander, Longford, Ant.
Meath, Will. Kildare, P. Savage, Ri. Reynell, Ri. Pyne,
Jn°. Hely, Rich. Cox, Jn°. Jeffreyson, H. Ingoldesby, Walter
Plunkett, J. Williamson.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 358. Orm. (180). P.R.O. Dub. P. 1
(117).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 452. N° 1307.

29 MAY.

3 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 201 both And p. 2) Currant p. 3) man- Weigh-

Another edition of No. 1307, q.v. Distinguished by the
addition on p. 3 of ‘ A Table of Coyn at the Advanced Rates
1695’.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (198); 3 (255); 3. A. (99).

N° 1308.

24 JUNE.— BY THE LORD-DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation For a General Fast.
Dublin: 24 June 1695.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1695.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 202 conti- curity as

Capell.

Friday, 12 July, appointed a fast day. Bishops to compose
a form of prayer.

Porter, C., Narcissus Dublin, Meath, Drogheda, Longford,
Jn°. Hely, Rob. Doyne, Chris. Wandesford, Rob. King.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (199) ; 3 (257); 3. A. (100).

N° 1309.

17 JULY. — BY THE LORD-DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation, Concerning a Par-
liament to be held the 27th Day of August. 1695.
Dublin : 17 July 1695.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1695,

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 202 of lish Per-

Capell.

A parliament will be held at Dublin on 27 August next.
Porter, Can., Inchiquin, Blesinton, Anth. Meath, Will.
Kildare, P. Savage, Rob. King, J ohn Hanmer, H. Ingoldesby,
J. Williamson, Tho. Brodrick, Ri. Aldworth.

B.L. P.R.O. S.P.I. 358. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (200); 3
(258); 3. A. (101); 3. B. (196); P. 1 (118). N° 1310.

VOL. II

30 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY

AND CO UN CIL . A Proclamation For a P ublick
Thanksgiving.

Dublin : 30 September 1695.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1695.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 202 Considera- And Cham-

Capell.

Cites proclamation 24 June, No. 1309, q.v. A public
thanksgiving for capture of Namur on Sunday, 27 October
next (Dublin Tuesday, 8 October). Bishops to compose a
form of prayer.

Porter, Can., Dungarvan, Trear., Narcissus Dublin, Meath,
Inchiquin, Drogheda, Longford, Blesinton, Will. Kildare,
P. Savage, Ri. Pyne, Rob. Doyne, Wm. Wolseley, Wa.
Plunkett.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (201); 3 (259); 3. A. (102);
3. B. (197); P. 1 (119). N° 1311.

9 DECEMBER. — BY THE LORD-DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For holding Kerry Assizes twice a year.]

Dublin : 9 December 1695.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1695.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 202 of that ac

Capell.

It has been usual to hold only one gaol delivery in
Kerry owing to its remoteness from Dublin. In future the
Judges of Assize in Munster are to hold Assizes twice yearly
in Kerry as well as any other county in Munster.

Porter, Can., Mount-Alexander, Longford, Blesinton,
St. Geo. Cloyn, Rob. Fitz-Gerald, John Hanmer, Wm.
Wolseley, Ro. Colvil, H. Ingoldesby, Chris. Wandesford,
Ri. Pyne, Rob. King, Ri. Aldworth, Tho. Brodrick.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (202); 3 (260); 3. A. (103);
3. B. (198) ; P. 1 (120). N° 1312.

1695-6

20 JANUARY— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOUR OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Appointing receivers of Poll-money.]

Dublin : 20 January 169f .

Dublin : A. Crook : 1695{-6].

2 ff. Gothic letter. Ri. Aldworth.

Arms 202 Par- Publick 2) Bushe His
Capell.

Nominating receivers of poll-money according to the Act.
This to be published and affixed in the usual places.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (203); 3 (261); 3. A. (104);
3. B. (199); P. 1 (121). N° 1313.

11 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD-DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Concerning exemptions from Hearth-money, Cork.]
Dublin : 11 February 169£.

Dublin: A. Crook : 1695 [-6].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 202 Us others take

Capell.

Owing to the absence of the persons nominated in proclama-
tion 3 May 1693, No. 1286, q.v., no exemptions were given.
Twenty-six persons are nominated to grant exemptions.

Porter, Cane., Narcissus Dublin, Longford, Rob. Fitz-
Gerald, Rich. Coote, Ri. Pyne, Jn°. Hely, Chris. Wandesford,
Wm. Wolseley, Tho. Keightley, Ri. Aldworth.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (204); 3 (263); 3. A. (105);
3. B. (200); P. 1 (122). N° 1314.

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11 FEBRUARY— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For the arrest of certain outlaws.]

Dublin: 11 February 169f,

Dublin : A. Crook : 1695[-6].

2 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 202 the Bryan 2) al- to

Capell.

David Barry alias Snavee of Curraghgurram, John Kelly
of Cregg, Edmond Howraghan of Curraghgurram, John
Calligg of Iniskeane, Thomas Dore of Sleaveragh, Phillip
Barry of Carrigaduffe, John me. Fineen Carthy of Mishels,
Morrish Dawley of Fanick, Turlagh Bryan of Ballyglassig,
all of Cork ; Teige me. Shane Sulivan and Finine me. Shane
Sulivan of Bonane, Co. Kerry ; Oliver Healiky of Bally-
oulagh, Co. Lymerick ; and Owen me. Shane Charthy of
Abbyany, in the same, are to surrender before 3 March next.
£20 sterling reward for David Barry alias Snavee, and £5
for the others dead or alive.

Porter, Can., Narcissus Dublin, Longford, Rob. Fitz-Gerald,
Rich. Coote, Ri. Pyne, Jn°. Hely, Tho. Brodrick, Chris.
Wandesford, Wm. Wolseley, Tho. Keightley, Ri. Aldworth.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (205); 3 (264); 3. A. (106);
3. B. (201); P. 1 (123). N° 1315.

22 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation. For the
Publishing and putting in Execution the Act of
Measures.

Dublin: 22 February 169§.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1695[-6].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 202 In- said that

Capell.

After 26 March all grain to be measured by standard
measure. All sheriffs, &c., to provide standards (sealed in
Exchequer) before 15 March. The Act to be read in Court.

Porter, Can., Narcissus Dublin, Anth. Meath, John
Hanmer, Wm. Wolseley, Tho. Keightley, H. Ingoldesby,
Tho. Brodrick, Ri. Aldworth.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (206); 3 (265); 3. A. (107);
3. B. (202) ; P. 1 (124). N° 1316.

4 MARCH.-BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[£1,000 reward for the Duke of Berwick and his
accomplices.]

Dublin : 4 March 1695 [-6].

Dublin : A. Crook : 1695[-6].

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 203 Infor- and p. 2) Military, Directions
Capell.

£l,000 reward for the apprehension of James, Duke of
Berwick, Sir George Barclay, Major Lowick, George Porter,
Captain Stow, Capt. Walbank, Capt. James Courtney, Lieut.
Sherburne, Brice Blaire, . . . Dinant, . . . Chambers, . . .
Boyse, George Higgins, and his two brothers, . . . Davis,
Cardell Goodman, . . . Cramburne, . . . Keyes, . . .
Pendergross alias Prendergrass, . . . Bryerly, . . . Trevor,
Sir George Maxwell, . . . Durance (a Fleming), Christopher
Knightley, Lieut. King, . . . Holmes, Sir William Perkins,
. . . Rookwood. Pardon and reward to accomplices. Ships
to be searched. Passengers to have licences, masters to
certify the crew on oath.

Porter, Can., Narcissus Dublin, Meath, Montrath, Blesinton,
Anth. Meath, Wm. Wolseley, Chris. Wandesford, John
Hanmer, H. Ingoldesby, Tho. Brodrick, Tho. Keightley,
Ri. Aldworth.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (207); 3 (266); 3. A. (108);
3. B. (203); P. 1 (126). N° 1317.

16 MARCH.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY GEN-
ERAL AND GENERAL GOYERNOUR
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Parliament adjourned to 27 June.]

Dublin: 16 March 169§.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1695[-6].

1 f. Roman letter. Ri. Aldworth.

Arms 204 the of Majesties

Capell.

Parliament will meet on 28 March to adjourn to 27 June.
Only Dublin residents to attend.

B.L. P.C. 1 (219). P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (208); 3 (267);
3. A. (109) ; 3. B. (204) ; P. 1 (127). N° 1318.

1696

6 APRIL. — BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation, For a Thanksgiving.
Dublin : 6 April 1696.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1696.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 Provi- sion 6th

Capell.

Thursday, 23 April, a day of thanksgiving for discovery
of the intended assassination. Archbishops and bishops to
compose a form of prayer.

Porter, Can., Montrath, Longford, Blesinton, Will. Kil-
dare, Rob. Fitz-Gerald, Ri. Pyne, Rob. Doyne, John Hanmer,
Wm. Wolseley, H. Ingoldesby, Chris. Wandesford, Tho.
Keightley, Tho. Brodrick, Ri. Aldworth.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (209); 3 (268); 3. A. (110);
3. B. (205). N° 1319.

25 APRIL.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Against certain outlaws.]

Chappel-Izoad : 25 April 1696.

Dublin: A. Crook : 1696.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 Keturn- late 2) said at

Capell.

The following are to surrender by 14 May or be pro-
claimed rebels : Finine mac Shane Sullevane, Daniel Kada-
gan of Bunane, Daniel Bryan of Glaninciquin, Thomas
Ready of Tullycrimni, Walter Ryan of Ballincarrig, Cnoher
Dowgh, John mac Dermod Sullevan, Teige Duna, Dermod
Garraffe, Donogh Garraffe, John mac Dermod mac Knogher,
Donnogli mac Mortogh Sullevan, Feenine mac Shane, Don-
nogh Reagh, Dermod Herlihy, John Capprige, Teige Callahan,
Donnogh Hurrig, Co. Kerry ; Owen 6 Paden, Bryan 6
Runine, and Denis 6 Shyell, who robbed Bryan 6 Hara on
the highway on 13 January, Co. Sligo; Daniel Oge Mac-
anally of Loghross, and Aughly Bawne mac Conwell of
Onelan, Co. Armagh ; Bryan Boy 6 Hagan of Dundalk,
Turlagh mac Conwell of Glanmore, Owen Garr mac Kevett
of Ballymascanlan, Bryan mac Kevett of the same, Co.
Louth ; Martagh Fegan, Co. Down ; Tool Rice alias me
Ilreive of Ballymascanlan, Terence Boyle of Ardbalan,
Patrick Gasta me Kevett of Atherdee, Co. Louth ; Daniel
Oge me Nalley, Aughly Bane me Connell, Tool me Ilchreeve
alias Rice, Bryan me Kevett, Owen Garr me Kevett, Patrick
Gasta me Kevett, Bryan Buy 6 Hagan, Murtagh Bane 6
Fegan, Shane me Rean alias John Roan, Thurlagh me
Connell, Hugh 6 Touer, and . . . Hodge, all of Fews Barony,
Co. Armagh. Presented by several grand juries. They are
to be arrested and killed if they resist.

Porter, Can., Narcissus Dublin, Anth. Meath, Rob Fitz-
Gerald, Ri. Pyne, In°. Hely, Rob. Doyne, Tho. Keightley.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (210); 3 (269); 3. A. (Ill);
3. B. (206). N° 1320.

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Nos 1321-7

17 JUNE — BY THE LORD JUSTICE AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation, For a General Fast.
Dublin: 17 June 1696.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1696.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 the these Inflict

Charles Porter.

Friday, 10 July, to be a fast day. Bishops to compose
a form of prayer.

Narcissus Dublin, Longford, Will. Kildare, Bob. Fitz-
Gerald, P. Savage, Ri. Pyne, In0. Hely, H. Ingoldesby,
Tho. Brodrick, Ri. Aldworth.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (211); 3 (271); 3. A. (112);
3. B. (207) ; P. 1 (128). N° 1321.

29 JUNE. — BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE
LORD JUSTICE AND COUNCIL. A Pro-
clamation.

[For the arrest of outlaws.]

Dublin : 29 June 1696.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1696.

4 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 203 to Carrigaduffe 2) Der- 3) Sur- 4) such

Answer

Charles Porter.

Presentments of tories, &c. Cork (14 Jan.) David Barry
alias Snavee, John Kelly, Edmond Howraghan, Thomas
Dore, Phillip Barry, John me Fineen Carty, Monish Dawly,
Turlagh Bryan. Kerry (14 March) Daniel Kedagan, Finine
me. Shane Sullevane, Daniel Bryan, Thomas Ready, Walter
Ryan. Kerry (14 Jan.) see Proc. [No. 1320]. Sligo (14
Jan.) Owen 6 Paden, Denis 6 Shyell. Louth (14 Jan. [see
No. 1320]. Armagh (21 March) [see No. 1320]. Tipperary
(21 April) Daniel bane Ryan, James me. Grath, Bryan
Connor, Phillip Dwyre, William Heas, William Barron,
and Oliver Stephens (£15 reward for Daniel bane Ryan,
£10 for the others from the county), William Ryan, and
Richard Grant. These are to surrender before 14 July to
take their trial. £50 reward will be paid by Co. Cork for
David Barry alias Snavee and John Kelly, or either of
them, and £50 reward extra will be paid by government
for these two, and £10 for any other of the tories pro-
claimed. Pardon to any of them in addition to reward
except to David Barry or John Kelly — notorious murderers.

Narcissus Dublin, Longford, Will. Kildare, St. Geo.
Cloyn, Rob. Fitz-Gerald, P. Savage, Ri. Pyne, William
Berkeley, John Hanmer, H. Ingoldesby, Chris. Wandes-
ford, Tho. Brodrick.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (212); 3 (272); 3. A. (113);
3. B. (208); P. 1 (129). N° 1322.

16 JULY— BY THE LORD JUSTICE GEN-
ERAL, AND GENERAL GOVERNOUR
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[For the discovery of concealed forfeitures.]
Dublin: 16 July 1696.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1696.

2 ff. Gothic letter. Arth. Podmore.

Arms 204 Securi- Whereas 2) thereunto. Charges
Charles Porter.

A reward of one-fourth of all forfeited estates concealed
by persons with no right or title to them will be paid to
the discoverer on his making out the King’s title to them.
Information to be given to the commissioners of the
revenues.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (213); 3 (276); 3. A. (114);
3. B. (209); P. 1 (130). N° 1323.

21 AUGUST.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER
NOURS OF IRELAND AND COUNCIL.

A Proclamation.

[Publishing Proclamation against Henry Every.]
Dublin : 21 August 1696.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1696.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 a these 2) Custody in
Charles Porter, Montrath, Drogheda.

Recites in full proclamation 10 Aug., No. 4200, Eng., q.v.
All persons are to arrest these pirates from the Phansie or
Charles. Rewards will be paid from Irish Treasury.

Narcissus Dublin, Inchiquin, Will. Kildare, Rob. Fitz-
Gerald, H. Ingoldesby, Tho. Keightley.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (214); 3 (278); 3. A. (115); 3. B.
(210); P. 1 (131). N° 1324.

16 NOVEMBER— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOURS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Officers to return to their quarters.]

Dublin : 16 November 1696.

Dublin: A. Crook : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. W. Palmer.

Arms 204 be- hereof Dire-
Charles Porter, Montrath.

Officers (except Privy Councillors) to return to quarters
forthwith and remain there, on pain of cashiering. This to
be published and affixed in the accustomed places.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (215); 3 (279); 3. A. (116);
3. B. (211). N° 1325.

4 DECEMBER —BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOURS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Regulations for transport on movements of troops.]
Dublin : 4 December 1696.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1696.

2 ff. Roman letter. W. Palmer.

Arms 203 of what 2) such Coun-
Charles Porter, Montrath, Drogheda.

Officers of troops on the march to give notice the night
before to the constable of the number of horses and cars
they require. Horses to be paid for Id. per mile. None to
be pressed for more than 10 miles or one day. Quarters
and hire to be paid for on the spot. Violence to be punished
severely. This to be proclaimed and affixed.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (216); 3 (280); 3. A. (117);
3. B. (212). N° 1326.

1696-7

12 JANUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Forbidding export of grain from Ulster.]
Dublin: 12 January 1696[-7]

Dublin; A. Crook : 1696[-7].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 203 that city 2) the Unlawful
Montrath, Drogheda.

No corn or grain is to be exported from Londonderry, Bel-
fast, Carrickfergus, Coleraine, Strangford, or Donaghadee
from 19 January to Michaelmas next [29 Sept.]. Customs
officers not to permit corn to be shipped. Mayors, &c., to
assist them, and to enforce the laws against forestalling,
regrating, and engrossing in the counties of Londonderry,
Down, and Antrim.

Rob. Fitz Gerald, P. Savage, Wm. Wolseley, Robt. Doyne,
Tho. Keightly, Tho. Brodrick.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (217); 3 (282); 3. A. (118);
3. B. (213). N° 1327.

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1697

29 MARCH.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Forbidding export of com in Leinster.]

Dublin: 29 March 1697.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1697.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 203 date and 2) Perishing, Contrary
Montrath, Drogheda.

Cites proclamation 12 Jan., No. 1327, q.v. It is now
extended to Carlingford, Dundalk, Drogheda, Dublin, Wick-
low, and Wexford from this date to 24 June. Same regula-
tions for enforcement.

Meath, Mount-Alexander, Blesinton, Eob. Fitz-Gerald,
Jn°. Hely, Tho. Keightley, H. Ingoldesby, Wm. Steuart,
Wm. Wolseley.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (218); 3 (284); 3. A. (119);
3. B. (214). N° 1328.

18 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For the meeting of Parliament.]

Dublin : 18 June 1697.

Dublin: A. Crook1 : 1697.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 202 King- Citizens Parlia-
Winchester, Gallway.

Parliament adjourned to 27 July will meet then.

Jo. Methuen, C., Narcissus Dublin, Montrath, Drogheda,
Mount-Alexander, Longford, Blesinton, St. George Cloyn,
Eob. Fitz-Gerald, F. Eobartes, Ei. Pyne, Jn°. Hely, Eob.
Doyne, P. Savage, Wm. Wolseley, Christ. Wandesford,
Tho. Keightley.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (219); 3 (286) ; 3. A. (120);
3. B. (215); 4 (1).

1 On Cork-hill near Copper Alley. N° 1329.

22 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Forbidding export of corn.]

Dublin : 22 June 1697.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1697.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 203 by chiefly 2) out or
Winchester, Gallway.

Cites proclamations 12 Jan., No. 1327, q.v., and 29 March,
No. 1328, q.v. The export of corn is entirely forbidden till
further order. The laws against forestalling, &c., to be
strictly enforced.

Methuen, C., Mount-Alexander, Longford, Wm. Kildare,
St. George Cloyn, Eob. Fitz-Gerald, F. Eobartes, P. Savage,
Wm. Wolseley, Christ. Wandesford, Eob. King.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (220); 3 (287); 3. A. (121);
3. B. (216); 4 (2). N° 1330.

26 JULY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN-
ERAL, AND GENERAL GOVERNORS
OF HIS MAJESTY’S KINGDOM OF IRE-
LAND. A Proclamation.

[Orders for the Army.]

Dublin : 26 July 1697.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1697.

4 ff Roman letter. H. May.

Arms 204 Conside- Purpose 2) the 3) Viz. 4) de- ut-
Winchester, Gallway.

Foot soldiers quartered out of Dublin to receive 2s. a
week clear, in Dublin 3s. Captains to account for the Ad.
(or 6 d. in Dublin) per week stopped, out of which shoes,
linen, &c., are found every four months. Dragoons receive

9 \d. per day ; troopers 12 d. a day (18d. in Dublin). Cloth-
ing to be found from the off-reckoning. Infantry to have
first year a coat, breeches, cap, two shirts, two cravats, two
pair stockings, two pair shoes ; second year one surtout,
breeches, shirt, cravat, stockings, shoes ; every three years
a sword, a bayonet, a belt, a cartridge-box with slings.
Dragoons yearly breeches and hat, every two years a good
coat and cap, every three years a cloak, housing, saddle and
harness, swords, bayonets, belts, cartouch boxes and slings.
Troopers to be completely clothed every two years.
Officers’ uniforms to be of an agreed pattern. A book to be
kept by colonel with names of all soldiers. The captain of
a company containing a papist will be broke. £5 reward
for discovery of a popish soldier. Any officer striking
another to be broke, or any sending or bringing or receiving
a challenge. Commanders to visit quarters five times a year
at least and to report.

P.R.O. Dub. 4 (3); P. 1 (132). N° 1331.

26 JULY.

4 pp. Roman letter.

Arms 204 Conside- Purpose p. 2) the p. 3) Viz. p. 4) de- ul-
Another edition of No. 1331, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C, (221); 3 (289); 3. A. (122);
3. B. (217). N° 1332.

29 JULY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN-
ERAL, AND GENERAL GOVERNORS
OF IRELAND. Rules to be Observed by the
Chaplains of the several Regiments, in His Majesty’s
Army in this Kingdom.

Dublin : 29 July 1697.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1697.

4 pp. foolscap fo.

H. May.

Arms 202 p. 3) for of p. 4) of

Winchester, Gallway.

Keforma-

No beneficed clergyman to be chaplain after 1 October.
Chaplains to show letters of full orders, and a certificate
from the last bishop. Chaplains subject to bishop of the
diocese must reside with the regiment, read common prayer
every day, preach once a week, and administer sacrament
four times a year.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (222); 3 (291); 3. A. (122); 3. B.
(217) ; 4 (1) ; P. 1 (132). N° 1333.

13 AUGUST.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Against the import of halfpence.]

Dublin : 13 August 1697.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1697.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 to that p. 2) of to
Winchester, Gallway.

Many halfpence similar to those current by proclamation
have been imported or are about to be imported into this
kingdom. Any persons importing this counterfeit money
will be severely punished. All Justices of Peace, &c.,
customers, &c., to seize this coin and imprison the persons
importing it till security is given for their appearance at
next assizes.

B.L. P.R.O. S.P.I. 359. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (223);
3 (293) ; 3. A. (123) ; 3. B. (218) ; 4 (7) ; P. 1 (133).

N° 1334.

20 AUGUST —BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Concerning claims under Articles of Galway and
Limerick.]

Dublin : 20 August 1697.

Dublin: A. Crook : 1697.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 203 under the p. 2) of accordingly

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Nos 1335-40

Winchester, Gallway.

Sir Richard Pyne, C. J., Sir John Lyndon, Thomas Coote,
Justices of H.M. Court of Chief-Place, Sir Jo. Hely, C. J.,
Sir Richard Cox, Sir John Jeffreson, Justices of Common
Pleas, Robert Doyne, C. Baron, Sir Henry Echlin, Nehe-
miah Donelan, Barons of Exchequer, are appointed under
Great Seal 25 January to hear and determine all claims
under the Articles of Gallway and Limerick. They are to
meet on 9 September (Thursday) to hear all claims already
entered, and are to give notice of the method and order they
intend to proceed by.

Methuen, C., Narcissus Dublin, Meath, Inehiquin, Mont-
rath, Drogheda, Mount-Alexander, Longford, Blesinton,
Rich. Meath, St. George Clogher, Rob. Fitz-Gerald, P.
Savage, Ric. Pyne, In0. Hely, F. Robarts, Tho. Keiglitly,
Christ. Wandesford, Tho. Brodrick, Mich. Hill, R.
Molesworth.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (224); 3 (294); 3. A. (124);
3. B. (219) ; 4 (8) ; P. 1 (134). N° 1335.

21 AUGUST.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For the arrest of certain outlaws.]

Dublin : 21 August 1697.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1697.

4 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 lately of 2) late 3) Castlegarr,

4) Cherish, they

Winchester, Gallway.

Presented : Bryan mac Mahon alias Roe mac Cully mac
Caffy of Ballynacool, Ever mac Mahon alias Bryan Reagh
of Cabra, Owen Lagan of Cortobber, Darby Fitz Patrick of
Clonmonts, Art James and Phelemy 6 Hagan alias Kegan
of Castle-William, Turlagh mac Conwel and Bryan Camell
alias mac Cavell of Sturgan, and Art mac Hugh alias
Hughes of the same, Dudley Smith alias Gowen of Kellys-
town, Patrick mac Ardle of Cappock, Francis mac Shane of
Dromleghery, Connor Neil of Monsterboyse, Neal 6 Keelan
of Haynes Town, Patrick Gasta 6 Callan of Belpatrick,
Mortogh Maginally of Clonmore, Cormuck Gar mac Kevert
of Ahanloghan, Hugh Mullhallon of Analoghan, Roger
mac Quillin of Kilberry, Owen 6 Lagan of Cabragh, Edmond
mac Cavell of Cleman, Shane 6 Neil of Derrimuse, Edward
Freeman of Tavenireagh, Robert Craig of Tavenirin, Arthur
Dunn of Ballimackey, Francis Lee of Gortara-Gaile, William
Walsh of Killeban, William Barron of Templequoan, John
Brohie of Dorrow, Edmond Mac Aboy of Ballikeally, Morris
Nash of Water-Castle, Patrick Nowlan of Ballymullin, John
Barnagh Brohy of Dorrow, James Dillany of Munynemuck,
William Mayher of Grants Town, Kerr an Costigan of Egliss,
William Balkin alias Walkin of Cullenaghbegg, Robert
Forestall of Graigenegihy, Thomas Fanin of Eghs, Thomas
Balkin of Cullenaghbegg, William Glessan of Loghteoge,
Edmond Mac Aboy, Edmond Kenedy, Maurice Nash, Cucbo-
naght 6 Mulldoone of Bellynant, Manus 6 Denin, Garrett
Whelan of Curriheen, William Duffe alias Morris Roach of
Coscam, Teige 6 Connor alias Toganagh of Pollards-Town,
John 6 Hea of Castlegarr, and Joseph Fleming of the same,
Teige 6 Connor, John Heas, Phelemy Gasta Mac Cactan,
Daniel 6 Hagan, Daniel 6 Kelly, John Adaire, Richard
Pacher, Patrick 6 Shany. They are to surrender for trial
before 1 1 September or be convict of high treason. No one
to aid or assist them, on pain of felony, without benefit of
clergy.

Methuen, C., Narcissus Dublin, Inehiquin, Montrath,
Mount-Alexander, Longford, Blesinton, Rich. Meath, St.
George Clogher, Rob. Fitz-Gerald, P. Savage, Ri. Pyne,
In0. Hely, Rob. Doyne, Wm. Wolseley, Tho. Brodrick,
R. Molesworth.

P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (135).

21 AUGUST.

4 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 lately of p. 2) late p. 3) Castlegarr,
p. 4) Cherish, they

Another edition of No. 1336, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (225); 3 (295); 3. A. (125);
3. B. (220) ; 4 (9). N° 1337.

24 AUGUST.— [BY THE COMMISSIONERS.]

Rules, Orders, and Declarations, Agreed upon by
the Honourable the Commissioners appointed by
His Majesty’s Letters Patents under the Great Seal
of Ireland, for Hearing and Determining the Claims
of such Persons as pretend to be within the Articles
of Limerick and Gallaway, and are not yet Adjudged.
Kings Inns, Dublin : 24 August 1697.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter. Wm. Palmer.

Claimants, and Dublin,

(1) Claims heard by provinces; (2) Munster begins on
9 September, then Connaught, Leinster, and Ulster; (3)
a list of claimants to be posted up fourteen days before trial ;
(4) every claimant to prove by three credible witnesses viva
voce, one of whom to be a Protestant.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (136); 1. C. (226); 3 (297);
3. A. (126) ; 3. B. (226). N° 1338.

31 AUGUST- BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NORS OF IRELAND. Rules and Orders to be
observed by the Colonels and Captains of the Regi-
ments of Horse in this Kingdom ; for the raising
a Fund, out of the which the Recruit-Horses for
their several Troops shall be bought Yearly.

Dublin : 31 August 1697.

Dublin: A. Crook : 1697.

2 pp. Roman letter. H. May.

Arms 204 day for p. 2) for con-
Winchester, Gall way.

Cites proclamation 26 July, No. 1331, q.v. In future the
captain shall stop from every troop for remounting 4s. each
trooper per month in the six grass months (1 May to

1 November). This to be expended in buying horses. Any
money left to be shared out on 1 May amongst those who
have not lost a horse. 8s. per month to be stopped for
the next six grass months from any trooper remounted
from the fund. The horses belong to the troop, and a dis-
charged trooper cannot claim one. No stoppages to be
made while troops are in Dublin, but 2s. a month to be
stopped in the next winter months till the amount is
made up.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (227) ; 3 (298) ; 3. A. (127).

N° 1339.

31 AUGUST.

2 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 203 of Re-mounting 2) for contrary
Another edition of No. 1339, q.v., with an additional
paragraph. If troops are disbanded the horses go to the
troopers and not to the captains.

P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (137) ; 3. B. (221). N° 1340.

2 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES

GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NORS OF IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas by
Our Proclamation . . .

[Concerning remounting stoppages in the Dragoons.]
Dublin : 2 September 1697.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1697.

2 ff. Roman letter. H. May.

Arms 204 of mounting 2) is 169|,

N° 1330.

165

N°s 1341-9

1697: 9 William III

Winchester, Gallway.

Cites proclamation 26 July, No. 1331, q.v. 3s. 6 d. per
month per man is to be stopped in dragoon regiments
during the six grass months for remounts. Balance un-
expended to be shared on 1 May among those who have not
come on the fund. Those who have been remounted to pay
7s. next six grass months. Dragoons discharged or broke
have no claims on horses. If troops are disbanded the
horses belong to the troopers. As regards past stoppages
captains are to repay to those serving before 1694, £3
serjeants, £2 corporal, 30s. drums, 20s. privates ; to those
serving before 1696, 30s. serjeant, 20s. corporal, 15s. drum.
10s. privates. All dragoons who have served four years
from 1 Jan. 1691 [—2] are to receive 20s. for their horses if
they have been discharged.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (138 a); 3 (300); 3. A. (129);
3. B. (224), sheet 2 only ; 4 (11). N° 1341.

2 SEPTEMBER.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 202 day mounting p. 2) but towards

Another edition of No. 1341, q.v., with an additional
paragraph. That if troops are disbanded dragoons shall
have their swords and receive the 12s. stopped towards buy-
ing the fuzees.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (228); 3 (299); 3. A. (128);
3. B. (225). N° 1342.

2 SEPTEMBER.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 202 of mounting 2) but towards

Another edition of No. 1342, q.v., with an additional
paragraph. 24s. has been stopped in Col. Henry Conyng-
ham’s regiment for buying pistols, but this not being allowed
12s. was paid for broadswords and 12s. for fuzees; account is
to be made for this by 1 May. Dragoons who have left the
regiment to receive the 24s. if it was stopped from them.
P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (229). N° 1343.

19 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE HONOURABLE
THE COMMISSIONERS, Appointed to Hear
and Determine the Claims, to the Articles of Limerick
and Gallway.

[Claims to be entered at once.]

Kings-Inns, Dublin : 19 September 1697.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter.

Seal Articles to

Any claims not adjudicated are to be entered with the
Register, William Palmer, Esq., giving the fullest particulars.

Jn°. Hely, Rob. Doyne, J. Lyndon, Jn°. Jeffreyson, T.
Coote, N. Donnellan.

B.L. N° 1344.

14 OCTOBER— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NORS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Forbidding brewing or selling ale, &c., in quarters.]
Dublin ; 14 October 1697.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter. H. May.

Arms 204 to manding the
Winchester, Gallway.

Recites inconveniences of soldiers brewing or selling ale.
Commanding officers to see that no soldier or soldier’s wife
brews or sells any ale, beer, or strong waters. Revenue
officers discovering such to acquaint the commanding officers,
and to enforce the excise laws immediately. This to be
published and affixed.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (138 b); 1. C. (230); 3 (302);
3. A. (130); 3. B. (223) ; 4 (13). N° 1345.

3 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Publishing Proclamation of peace with France.]
Dublin : 3 November 1697.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1697.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 203 England, Dated p. 2) or Notice,
Winchester, Gallway.

Recites proclamation 18 Oct. 1697, No. 4233, Eng., q.v.
All subjects are to take notice.

Methuen, C., Narcissus Dublin, Meath, Inchiquin, Mont-
rath, Drogheda, Mount Alexander, Blesinton, Rich. Meath,
St. George Clogher, Rob. Fitz-Gerald, Cha. Feilding, F.
Robartes, P. Savage, In0. Hely, John Hanrner, H. In-
goldesby, Wa. Plunkett, Rob. King, Tho. Brodrick, R.
Molesworth.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (138 c); 1. C. (231); 3 (303);
3. A. (131) ; 3. B. (222) ; 4 (14). N° 1346.

30 NOVEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation For
a Thanksgiving.

Dublin : 30 November 1697.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1697.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 202 in Divine or
Winchester, Gallway.

Sunday, 12 December, to be a day of thanksgiving for
peace in Dublin (19 December elsewhere). Archbishops, &c.,
to compose a form of prayer.

Methuen, C., Narcissus Dublin, Inchiquin, St. George
Clogher, Cha. Feilding, R. Pyne, In0. Helv, Rob. Doyne.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (232); 3 (304); 3. A. (132);
3. B. (227). N° 1347.

10 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Against buying or selling counterfeit money.]
Dublin : 10 December 1697.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1697.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 203 Coun- Proclamation p. 2) of to
Winchester, Gallway.

Much false counterfeit money is in circulation. The laws
against coining are to be enforced. Certain persons buy
counterfeit money and issue it as genuine. The buying and
selling of counterfeit money is strictly forbidden, on pain of
the utmost severity of the law.

J. Methuen, C., Inchiquin, Montrath, Drogheda, Mount-
Alexander, Rob. Fitz-Gerald, Char. Feilding, P. Savage, Ri.
Pyne, R. Molesworth.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (139); 1. C. (233); 3 (305);
3. A. (133) ; 3. B. (228); 4 (15). N° 1348.

18 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Publishing Act to prevent return of exiles in France.]
Dublin : 18 December 1697.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1697.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 last Person p. 2) Heirs a-
Winchester, Gallway.

Cites Act at length, forbidding those who went to France
since 10 April 1689 to return after 23 October 1697 without
leave, on pain of high treason. Mayors, &c., to search for
all returned exiles and imprison them till trial.

Drogheda, Mount-Alexander, Rob. Fitz-Gerald, Cha.
Feilding, Ri. Pyne, Rob. Doyne, H. Ingoldesby, Rob. King.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (140); 1. C. (234); 3 (306);
3. A. (134) ; 3. B. (229) ; 4 (16). N° 1349.

166

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Nos 1350-6

1697-8

3 JANUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Publishing the Act for banishing popish prelates and
regulars.]

Dublin : 3 January 1697[-8].

Dublin : A. Crook : 1697[-8].

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 last First 2) Dublin, 3) Shipped, Grand-
Winchester, Gallway.

Cites Act at length for banishing all prelates and regulars.

No prelate or regular to enter Ireland after 29 Dec. 1697.
Shipping will be ready for the transport of those banished.

The recognizances of the archbishops, &c., to appear before
Council when required will be discharged when they embark.
This statute to be given in charge to the Grand-Juries.

Blesinton, C. S., Montrath, Rob. Fitz-Gerald, Chris.
Wandesford, Cha. Feilding, Ki. Pyne, H. Ingoldesby, Eob.
King.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (141); 4 (17). N° 1350.

3 JANUARY.

3 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 last First p. 2) Dublin, p. 3) Shipped, Grand-
Another edition of No. 1350, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (235); 3 (307); 3. A. (135); 3. B.
(230). N° 1351.

8 JANUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER
NORS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Appointing collectors of Poll-money.]

Dublin : 8 January 169|.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1697[-8].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 last given 2) Castledermot, several
Winchester, Gallway.

Appointing receivers of poll-money in the counties, cities,
and corporate towns of the kingdom.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (142); 1. C. (236); 3 (309);

3. A. (136) ; 3. B. (231) ; 4 (20). N° 1352.

27 JANUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Concerning claims under the Articles of Galway.]
Dublin: 27 January 1697[-8].

Dublin: A. Crook : 1697[-8].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 hath thought not
Winchester, Gallway.

All freemen, natives, and inhabitants of Gallway on 20
July 1691 who claim the benefit of the eighth and ninth
article of the treaty are to make out their claims before two
years from 1 September last. After that date no person
will be entitled to the benefit of the said articles.

Longford, C. S., Rob. Fitz-Gerald, Cha. Feilding, R. Pyne,
Chris. Wandesford, Rob. King, Tho. Keightly.

P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (125), (143); 1. C. (237); 3 (311);

3. A. (137) ; 3. B. (232) ; 4 (22). N° 1353.

5 FEBRUARY— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Concerning the resident popish clergy.]

Dublin : 5 February 1697[-8].

Dublin : A. Crook : 1697[-8].

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 203 last the p. 2) Romish shall
Winchester, Gallway.

Cites Act banishing Romish prelates by 1 May 1 698. They

* 167

have been busy holding ordinations, especially of regulars,
to appoint them to cures or parishes, so that they may
remain in Ireland, contrary to the act. Moreover it is
believed that many prelates will change their names and
addresses, and remain in the kingdom. A return is to be
made showing the name and place of abode of the priests on
27 July last, and if since removed, whither and when, who
succeeded him and from where, and if the successor has
ever been reputed a regular. All strangers come into the
neighbourhood since 25 September are to be similarly
reported on.

Meath, C. S., Longford, C. S., Blesinton, C. S, Cha.
Fielding, Ri. Pyne, Jn°. Hely, Rob. Doyne, Chris. Wandes-
ford, H. Ingoldesby, Rob. King.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (144); 1. C. (238); 3 (312);
3. A. (138); 3. B. (233); 4(23). N° 1354.

21 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Concerning the execution of the Articles of Limerick
and Galway.]

Dublin : 21 February 169^.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1697[-8].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 on Comprehended 2) Witnesses the

Winchester, Gallway.

Several persons, outlawed or otherwise for rebellion,
have claimed to come under the benefit of the Articles
of Limerick, and have had their estates restored to
them under recognizances to prove their right or to give
them back. They have however delayed proving their
claims. All these estates will be taken into the hands of
the Crown unless the parties bring their claims to a hearing
by 9 July 1698. If any afterwards prove their claims (see
proclamation 27 Jan., No. 1353, q.v.) their estates will be
restored.

Meath, C. S., Longford, C. S., Blesinton, C. S.. Montrath,
Cha. Fielding, Ri. Pyne, Jn°. Hely, Chris. Wandesford, H.
Ingoldesby, Rob. King.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (145) ; 3 (313) ; 4 (24).

N° 1355.

21 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Concerning weights for coins.]

Dublin: 21 February 169|.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1697[-8].

2 If. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 have sirous 2) Weight, Majesty's

Winchester, Gallway.

John Cuthbert and Henry Paris are forbidden in future to
make weights for coin. Vincent Kidder of Dublin, gold-
smith, is to make them according to the Tower standards.
They will cost 1 5 d. the set of eight. Three sets of standard
weights deposited with the Clerk of the Council, Chief Baron,
and Receiver General. Any other weights are illegal. Coin
need not turn the scales.

Meath, C. S., Longford, C. S., Blesinton, C. S., Montrath,
Cha. Fielding, Ri. Pyne, Jn°. Hely, Chris. Wandesford, H.
Ingoldesby, Rob. King.

P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (146); 1. C. (239) ; 3. A. (139) ; 3. B.
(234) ; 4 (26). N° 1356.

18 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOURS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation
For Preventing Disorders and Mischiefs, that may
arise from the Disbanded Soldiers in this Kingdom.

Dublin : 18 March 169^.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1697[-8].

1 f. Gothic letter. H. May.

Arms 202 Disbanded to Watches

Nos 1357-66

1698: 10 William III

Winchester, Gallway.

The disbanded soldiers have received all arrears, 3s. for
their swords, and ten days’ subsistence, with a passage to
England for those who will. They are not to travel above
three together, nor with arms. Robbery or violence will be
severely punished in course of law. Watches to be kept up.

P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (147); 1. C. (240); 3(315); 3. A. (140);
3. B. (235) ; 4 (28). N° 1357.

1698

1 APRIL.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Publishing Proclamation against foreign service.]
Dublin : 1 April 1698.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1698.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 Inti- tuled 2) Entring according
Winchester, Gallway.

Cites proclamation 28 January, No. 4244, Eng., q.v. No
subject is to leave the country for the service of any foreign
prince or state.

Longford, C. S., Blesinton, C. S., Narcissus Dublin, Rob.
Doyn, Chris. Wandesford, Rob. King, Tho. Keightly.

P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (148); 4 (29). N° 1358.

1 APRIL.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 Inti- tuled p. 2) Entring according
Another edition of No. 1358, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (241); 3 (316); 3. A. (141);
3. B. (236). N° 1359.

27 APRIL. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NORS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Proroguing Parliament.]

Dublin : 27 April 1698.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1698.

1 f. Gothic letter. H. May.

Arms 204 divers give to
Winchester, Gall way.

Parliament is further prorogued from 10 May to 7 June
next.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (149); P. 3 (30); 1. C. (242);
3 (317) ; 3. A. (142) ; 3. B. (237). N° 1360.

7 MAY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN-
ERAL, AND GENERAL GOVERNORS
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Against buying debentures for half-pay arrears.]
Dublin : 7 May 1698.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1698.

1 f. Gothic letter. H. May.

Arms 202 a the 1698.

Winchester, Gallway.

The debentures issued for arrears to half-pay officers are
not to be bought or sold. When they are redeemed, pur-
chasers will not receive more than they advanced, with
interest.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (150); 1. C. (243); 3 (318);
3. A. (143) ; 3. B. (238) ; 4 (31). N° 1361.

7 MAY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN-
ERAL, AND GENERAL GOVERNORS
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Against profanity.]

Dublin: 7 May 1698,

Dublin: A. Crook: 1698.

1 f. Gothic letter. H. May.

Arms 202 made for with

Winchester, Gallway.

Cites Act whereby servants, day-labourers, common sol-
diers, and seamen are fined Is. first offence, 2s. the second,
and 3s. the third. This Act to be enforced. Officers and
soldiers to pay a strict obedience to it. Soldiers who do not
pay their fines to be handed over to the civil authorities.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (151); 1. C. (244); 3 (319);
3. A. (144) ; 3. B. (239); 4 (32). N° 1362.

23 MAY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Reward for the conviction of counterfeit coiners.]
Dublin: 23 May 1698.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1698.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 that well p. 2) Appre- Assisting
Winchester, Gallway.

Several coiners have fled from England and have made
counterfeit coins in Ireland. £10 reward for evidence lead
ing to the conviction of any coiner, and a pardon to accom
plices.

Longford, C. S., Blesinton, C. S., Narcissus Dublin, Rich
Meath, St. Geo. Clogher, Cha. Feilding, Jn°. Rely, Rob
Doyn, Chris. Wandesford, H. Ingoldesby, Rob. King.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (152); 1. C. (245); 3 (320)
3. A. (145) ; 3. B. (240) ; 4 (33). N° 1363

2 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN

ERAL AND GENERAL GOVERNORS
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Proroguing Parliament.]

Dublin: 2 June 1698.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1698.

1 f. Gothic letter. H. May.

Arms 204 divers to said
Winchester, Gallway.

Parliament is further prorogued from 7 June to 15 July.
B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (153); P. 3 (31); 1. C. (246);

3 (321) ; 3. A. (146) ; 3. B. (241) ; 4 (34). N° 1364.

16 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN-
ERAL AND GENERAL GOVERNORS
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Against soldiers destroying game.]

Dublin: 16 June 1698.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1698.

1 f. Gothic letter. H. May.

Arms 204 that by concerned
Winchester, Gall way.

Complaints are made of soldiers shooting game. Com-
manding officers not to allow fire-arms to leave the barracks
except on service. Offenders to be severely punished. This
to be published by the sheriffs.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (154); 1. C. (247); 3 (322);
3. A. (147) ; 3. B. (242) ; 4 (35). N° 1365.

27 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Concerning exemptions from Hearth-money.]
Dublin : 27 June 1698.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1698.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 Grand- three 2) the are
Winchester, Gall way.

Cites proclamation 3 March 1693[-4], No. 1300 a, q.v.
The persons entitled to grant exemptions in Antrim are
added to.

Longford, C.S., Blesinton, C.S., Narcissus Dublin, St. Geo.
Clogher, Cha. Feilding, Rob. Doyn, Rob. King.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (155); 1. C. (248); 3 (323);
3. A. (148) ; 3. B. (243). N° 1366.

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Nos 1367-75

27 JUNE— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[All popish priests to report themselves to the Council.]
Dublin: 27 June 1698.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1698.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 in have p. 2) priests, fail
Winchester, Gallway.

Many regular priests have returned as seculars. All
secular popish priests in the kingdom to register with the
sheriff their names, abode, parish, barony, and length of
service. They are to renew registration on changing abode.
Keports to Council to be received by 23 J uly.

Longford, C.S., Blesinton, C.S., Narcissus Dublin, St. Geo.
Clogher, Cha. Feilding, Rob. Doyn, Rob. King.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (249); 3 (325); 3. A. (149);
3. B. (244) ; 4 (35). N° 1367.

30 JUNE. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER
NORS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Proroguing Parliament.]

Dublin: 30 June 1698.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1698.

1 f. Gothic letter. H. May.

Arms 204 divers ingly think
Winchester, Gall way.

Parliament is further prorogued from 5 July to 13 Sep-
tember.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (156); P. 3 (32); 1. C. (250);
3 (326); 3. A. (150); 3. B. (245); 4 (36). N° 1368.

12 JULY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN
ERAL AND GENERAL GOVERNORS
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Concerning arrears due to disbanded officers.]
Dublin : 12 July 1698.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1698.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

H. May.

Arms 204 the fleer p. 2) or

themselves

Winchester, Gallway.

The receivers and paymasters-general are to pay a fourth
of the arrears due to disbanded officers in the ten regiments.
The half-pay for April will be paid through Charles Bourchier,
agent for half-pay, who is to deduct 2d. in the £ for charges.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (157); 1. C. (251); 3 (327);

3. A. (151) ; 3. B. (246) ; 4 (37). N° 1369.

14 JULY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For the arrest of certain outlaws.]

Dublin: 14 July 1698.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1698.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 Parlia- Kelly 2) County, 3) Proclaimed Act,
Winchester, Gallway.

Presented : Moses alias Marcus Sheehy of Kilcanvoy,
John Connely of Saltabridge, Moris Roch, John Queefe alias
Brommoghgorrom, John Kelly of Ballynetra, John Doyle
alias FitzGerald, Hugh Oultagh alias Ea Oultagh, John
Welsh alias Praborytentain, Derby Braine alias Dermott
Ne Geere, late of Kilcleney, John the Garsoune (Waterford) ;
John Conelly, Manus Shighy, Tiege Roe-Dempsy, David
Welsh, John More, Lynegh alias Roch, Donnogh Dempsy,
and John Boyston (Tipperary); Phelomy Boy and Shane
Begg Mac Murphy and Art OHultaghan of Carnemore,
Cahall Oge Mac Manus of Knockmuny (Fermanagh) ; Teige
Mac Envall of Altmore, Shane Barnagh ODonnelly of
Shantammy, Dualtagh Duflfe ODonnelly of Altclogfm
(Tyrone) ; they are to surrender for trial by 7 August or to

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be convicted of high treason. Usual provisions as to shelter,
pardon to accomplices convicting, &c.

Meath, C.S., Longford, C.S., Narcissus Dublin, Mount-
Alexander, Rich. Meath, St. Geo. Clogher, Ri. Pyne, Jn°.
Hely, Rob. Doyn, Chris. Wandesford, Rob. King.

P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (158) ; 1. C. (252) ; 3 (328) ; 3. A. (152) ;
3. B. (247). N0 1370.

14 JULY.

3 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 Parlia- Kelly p. 2) County, p. 3) Proclaimed Act,
Another edition of No. 1370, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 4 (39). N° 1371.

14 JULY— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN-
ERAL AND GENERAL GOVERNORS
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[For discovery of concealments, &c.]

Dublin : 14 July 1698.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1698.

2 ff. Gothic letter. H. May.

Arms 204 Tenements, by 2) this desire,
Winchester, Gallway.

Any person discovering His Majesty’s title to forfeited
estates, &c., and discharging pretended claims on forfeited
property will receive one full fourth part of all discovered
property or of the encumbrances removed. Justices of
assize to give their certificates.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (249). N° 1372.

14 JULY.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 Tenements, by p. 2) this desire,
Another edition of No. 1372, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 4 (38). N° 1373.

14 JULY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Against export of wool and import of linen.]
Dublin : 14 July 1698.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1698.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Flocks, ther 2) For- Intituled
Winchester, Gallway.

Besides the reward of half-forfeiture, 5s. a stone will be
paid on all unlawfully exported wool, flocks, or woollen
yarn. £5 sterling, plus the half-forfeiture, will be paid for
the seizure of every 100 yards of linen seized and condemned
as smuggled.

Meath, C.S., Longford, C.S., Narcissus Dublin, Mount-
Alexander, Rich. Meath, St. Geo. Clogher, Ri. Pyne, Jn°.
Hely, Rob. Doyn, Chris. Wandesford, Rob. King.

P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (159) ; 4 (41). N° 1374.

14 JULY.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Flocks, ther p. 2) For- Intituled
Another edition of No. 1374, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (253); 3. A. (153); 3. B. (248).

N° 1375.

22 AUGUST.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER
NORS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[For incorporating the Officers of the disbanded
Regiments.]

Dublin : 22 August 1698.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1698.

2 pp. Gothic letter. H. May.

Arms 204 His to p. 2) Month Regi-

Z

Nos 1376-82

1698: 10 William III

Winchester, Gall way.

The officers of disbanded regiments are to be incorporated
in those remaining on the establishment. They are to join
by 15 November next unless they have further licence.
Their pay for May will soon be made through Charles
Bourchier, Esq. ; after that it will pass through the agents
of their new regiments. Wolsley’s officers join Levison’s
and Langston’s ; E. Drogheda’s join G. Hamilton’s and
Tiffin’s ; Mitchelburne's join Bridges’s and Ingoldsby’s ;
St. John’s join How’s and De Puissar’s ; Creightoun’s join
Fairfax’s and Columbine’s ; E. of Donegall’s join Hanmer’s
and Brewer’s ; Yisct. Mountjoy’s join Sir John Jacob’s and
Stanley’s ; St. George’s join Webb’s and Stewart’s ; Villiers’s
join Tidcombe’s and F. Hamilton’s ; L. Charlemont’s join
Ballasyse’s and Grenville’s.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (160) ; 3. A. (154) ; 4 (43).

N° 1376.

29 AUGUST.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NORS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
Parliament prorogued.]
ublin : 29 August 1698.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1698.

1 f. Gothic letter. H. May.

Arms 204 Divers venth Sep-
Winchester, Gallway.

Parliament is further prorogued from 13 September to
27 September.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (161); P. 3 (33); 3. A. (155);
4 (44). N° 1377.

12 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES GENERAL AND GENERAL
GOVERNORS OF IRELAND. A Procla-
mation.

[Arrears of non-commissioned officers disbanded.]
Dublin: 12 September 1698.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1698.

1 f. Gothic letter. H. May.

Arms 204 to tures delivering
Winchester, Gallway.

Non-commissioned disbanded officers will be paid their
arrears on application to the deputy-receiver general at the
Treasury Office in Dublin.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (162); 3. A. (156); 4 (45).

N° 1378.

7 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES

GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NORS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Arrears of disbanded officers.]

Dublin : 7 October 1698.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1698.

1 f. Gothic letter. H. May.

Arms 202 to Pay and
Winchester, Gallway.

Cites proclamation 12 July, No. 1369, q.v., for paying
one-fourth of arrears ; orders have now been given to pay
another fourth part of arrears. This to be published and
affixed.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (163); 3. A. (157); 4 (46).

N° 1379.

8 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES

AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Against the export of corn, &c.]

Dublin : 8 October 1698.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1698.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 202 Coun- tities p. 2) De- at

Winchester, Gallway.

Cites proclamation 29 [sic] June 1697, No. 1330, q.v.
Owing to the unseasonable harvest the price is likely to
continue to be very excessive. The prohibition is to be
strictly enforced by all customs officers, magistrates, &c.
Laws against forestalling, &c., to be enforced.

Jo. Methuen, C., Narcissus Dublin, Meath, Drogheda,
Mount-Alexander, Longford, Blesinton, Rich. Meath, St.
Geo. Clogher, P. Savage, Ri. Pyne, Cha. Feilding, Rob.
Doyne, Tho. Brodrick.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (164) ; 3. A. (158); 4 (47).

N° 1380.

19 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[£200 reward for discovery of the author of ‘ The Injured
Protestant Vindicated ’.]

Dublin : 19 October 1698.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1698.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 202 Libel, ter gratis
Winchester, Gallway.

£200 reward will be paid on conviction of the author of
‘The Injured Protestant Vindicated, from false and unjust
Aspersions of Papists and Jacobites, or an Answer by a
French Officer in Cork, to a Letter sent from an English
Officer in Dublin ’. A free pardon to any one concerned in
printing, publishing, or uttering it, gratis under Great Seal.

Jo. Methuen, C., Narcissus Dublin, Meath, Drogheda,
Mount-Alexander, Longford, Blesinton, Rich. Meath, Will.
Kildare, St. Geo. Clogher, Cha. Feilding, Ri. Pyne, Jn°.
Hely, Rob. Doyne, John Hanmer, Wa. Plunkett, Rob. King,
Mich. Hill, Tho. Brodrick.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (165); P. 3 (27); 3. A. (159);
4(48). N° 1381.

29 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER
NORS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Concerning pay of the disbanded officers.]
Dublin: 29 October 1698.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1698.

2 ff. Gothic letter. H. May.

Arms 203 Date Officers 2) Declare within.
Winchester, Gallway.

Cites proclamation 22 Aug., No. 1376, q.v., as to incor-
porating disbanded officers, and granting a delay to 15 No-
vember to join their new regiments. For various reasons
they need not join their regiments, but are to send in
quarterly a certificate of their being alive, when they will
receive subsistence money and the pay of the regiment.
This to be published and affixed.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (166) ; 3. A. (160); 4 (49).

N° 1382.

18 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Against export of corn, meal, &c.]

Dublin: 18 November 1698.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1698.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Coun- in p. 2) Collectors, their
Winchester, Gallway.

Cites recent proclamations against export of corn, &c.,
No. 1380, q.v., &c., no corn or meal baked or made up into
bread, bisket, &c., may be exported. Customs officers to
see that ships only carry necessary stores. Any one dis-
obeying to be severely punished.

Jo. Methuen, C., Narcissus Dublin, Longford, Blesinton,
Rich. Meath, Will. Kidare, St. Geo. Clogher, Cha. Feilding,

170

1698-9: 10-11 William III

Nos 1383-9

P. Savage, Ri. Pyne, Rob. Doyne, Tlio. Keightley, John
Hanmer, Tho. Brodrick.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (167) ; 3. A. (161) ; 4 (51).

N° 1383.

24 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOURS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Concerning quartering.]

Dublin: 24 November 1698.

Dublin: A. Crook : 1698.

1 f. Gothic letter. H. May.

Arms 202 unto Officers Li-

Wincliester, Gallvvay.

Cites Declaration by Sydney, No. 1167, q.v., as to quar-
tering. All colonels, &c., are to take particular care that
soldiers in quarters do not demand more than lodging and
candle, and the use of one fire with the family. This to be
published and affixed.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (168); 3. A. (162); 4 (52).

N° 1384.

3 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Against engrossing coal, salt, &c.]

Dublin : 3 December 1698.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1698.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 202 Pro- as every

Winchester, Gallvvay.

Certain persons have engrossed large quantities of salt,
with intent to sell it by retail at excessive rates. Engrossers
of salt, &c., are to be prosecuted at the next Assizes or Quarter
Sessions.

Jo. Methuen, C., Narcissus Dublin, Meath, Mount-
Alexander, Longford, Rich. Meath, Cha. Feilding, Rob.
Doyne, H. Ingoldesby, Wa. Plunkett.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (169); 3. A. (163); 4 (53).

N° 1385.

7 DECEMBER— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For raising £30,000 by way of ‘ Lapsed Money ’.]
Dublin : 7 December 1693.

Dublin : A. Crook 1 : 1698.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Act, That p. 2) thereof tliere-

Winchester, Gallvvay.

Cites Act empowering raising of £30,000 on papist’s lands
and royal letter 12 Jan. 1697[-8] to raise £8,000, a part
of the £27,000 assessed in Charles IPs time, a list of assess-
ments being made out, to be paid to Lionell, Earl of Orrery,
but not to be levied on protestant lands. The auditor-
general has made out the list. £3,000, one-ninth of £27,000,
is vested by Act in Richard Stratford, Esq. ; £8,000 is one-
third of the remainder, and the list of lands on which it is
assessed is entered on record as a charge. It is to be paid
in two moieties, 1 May 1699 and 1 November 1699.

Jo. Methuen, C., Narcissus Dublin, Longford, Blesinton,
Rich. Meath, Will. Kildare, St. Geo. Clogher, Cha. Feilding,
P. Savage, Ri. Pyne, Rob. Doyne, John Hanmer, Wa.
Plunkett.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (170).

1 On Cork Hill. jfo 1386.

1

1698-9

23 JANUARY— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER
NORS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Concerning quartering.]

Dublin: 23 January 1698[-9].

Dublin : A. Crook 1 : 1698[-9J.

2 ff. Gothic letter. H. May.

Arms 193 Lord mily 2) those their
Winchester, Gallvvay.

Cites proclamations by Visct. Sydney and others, Nos.
1167, 1384, q.v., as to quartering; commanding officers to
see that orders are obeyed. No person is obliged to find
diet, or provisions, or pepper, salt, or vinegar, nor any more
than lodging, and candle, and necessary use of the fire.
Oats not to be found for horses. Any soldier exacting more
will be punished. Commanding officers to execute this.
Sheriffs to publish it and affix it.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (171); 4 (54).

1 On the Blind Key near Copper Alley. N° 1387.

23 JANUARY.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Lord mily p. 2) those their
Another edition of No. 1387, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. A. (165). N° 1388.

7 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES

AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Against the export of corn, &c.]

Dublin : 7 February 1698[-9].

Dublin : A. Crook : 1698[-9].

3 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Council sure 2) Parts p. 3) time Offenders.
Winchester, Gallvvay.

Cites proclamations 22 June 1697, No. 1330, q.v., and

8 Oct. 1698, No. 1380, q.v., reinforced by proclamation
18 November 1698, No. 1383, q.v., forbidding export of
corn or meal, bread and bisket. The orders are to be strictly
enforced. Any merchant causing scarcity in the market
to be prosecuted. Reward of 3s. per barrel of corn, etc., to
informers. This prohibition will not be taken off before
All Saints next [Nov. 1],

Jo. Methuen, C., Drogheda, Mount- Alexander, Longford,
Blesinton, Rich. Meath, St. Geo. Clogher, Ri. Pyne, Rob.
Doyne, Cha. Feilding, John Hanmer, Mich. Hill, Tho.
Brodrick.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (172); 3. A. (164); 4 (56).

N° 1389.

1699

3 APRIL.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[List of the Regiments to be kept up in Ireland.]
Dublin : 3 April 1 699.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1699.

5 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 present banded 2) Drummer p. 3) Adju-
p. 4) Company p. 5) three, excepted

Bolton, Gallvvay.

By a recent English Act all foreign troops and all but
12,000 native troops are to be disbanded. The following
regiments are kept up : —

Horse : Col., Rich. Levison ; lieut.-col., major, chaplain,
3 captains, 6 lieutenants, 6 cornets, 6 quartermasters, 12
corporals, 6 trumpets, a chyrurgion, a kettledrummer, and
216 privates in 6 troops. Horse: Col., Francis Langton,

1 Z 2

Nos 1390-6

1699: 11 William III

the same. Dragoons: Col., Charles Ross ; lieut.-col., major,
chaplain, 5 captains, 8 lieutenants, 8 cornets, 8 quarter-
masters, 3 serjeants, 16 corporals, 8 drummers, 8 hoboys,
a chyrurgion, and 288 privates in 8 troops. Dragoons :
Col., Robert Echlyn, the same. Dragoons: Col., Henry
Cunningham, the same. Royal Foot: Col., George, Earl
of Orkney; lieut.-col., major, chaplain, 19 captains, 24
lieutenants, 20 ensigns, chyrurgion and mate, adjutant,
drum-major and piper, 44 serjeants, 44 corporals, 22
drummers, 792 privates in 22 companies. Foot: Col.,
Thomas Fairfax; lieut.-col., major, chaplain, 8 captains, 12
lieutenants, 10 ensigns, chyrui'gion and mate, adjutant, 22
serjeants, 22 corporals, 11 drummers, 396 privates in 11
companies. Foot : Col., Ventris Colenbine, the same.
Foot: Col., John Webb, the same. Foot: Col., William
Steuart, the same. Foot: Col., Sir Bevil Granvill, Bart.,
the same. Foot: Col., Sir John Hanmer, the same. Foot:
Col., Richard Brewer, the same. Foot: Col., Sir John
Jacob, Bart., the same. Foot : Col., John Tidcomb, the
same. Foot: Col., Emanuel How, the same. Foot: Col.,
James Stanley, the same. Foot : Col., Sir Mathew Bridges,
the same. Foot : Col., Gustavus Hamilton, the same.
Foot: Col., Frederick Hamilton, the same. Foot: Col.,
Thomas Erie, the same. Foot: Col., Sir Henry Belasyse,
the same. Foot: Col., Richard Ingoldesby, the same.

Foot: Col., Marquess de Puissar, the same. Foot: Col.,
Zachary Tiffin, the same.

Jo. Methuen, C., Narcissus Dublin, Mount-Alexander,
Blesinton, Will. Kildare, St. Geo. Clogher, Cha. Feilding,
John Hanmer, H. Ingoldesby, Tho. Keightley, Wm. Steuart,
Rob. King, R. Molesworth.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (173); 3. A. (166); 4 (58).

N° 1390.

5 APRIL.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation For a General Fast.

Dublin : 5 April 1699.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1699.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Almighty pointing inflicted

Bolton, Gallway.

Friday, 5 May, to be a fast day for those suffering abroad
for the protestant religion. Archbishops, &c., to compose
a form of prayer.

J. Methuen, C., Meath, Mount-Alexander, Blesinton,
Will. Kildare, Cha. Feilding, John Hanmer, H. Ingoldesby,
Wm. Steuart, Wa. Plunkett, Rob. King, Tho. Keightley.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (174); 3. A. (167); 4 (61).

N° 1391.

17 APRIL.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For enforcing the laws as to butter casks, &c.]
Dublin : 17 April 1699.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1699.

3 pp. Gothic & Roman letter.

Arms 193 this as 2) shall p. 3) other and
Bolton, Gallway.

Cites at length Acts as to manufacture of butter cask and
for packing of butter. The law is to be strictly enforced.
A hundredweight is 112 lb. Sizes of casks given: 18 in.
staff, 11^ in. head, will hold \ cwt. ; 22 in. staff, 14 in. head,
will hold 1 cwt. ; 24 in. staff, 16-§ in. head, will hold 1-| cwt. ;
28 in. staff, 17A in. head, will hold 2 cwt.

J. Methuen, C., Narcissus Dublin, Mount-Alexander,
Blesinton, Cha. Feilding, Wm. Steuart, H. Ingoldesby, John
Hanmer, Tho. Brodrick.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 3. A. (168). N° 1392.

17 APRIL.— [BY THE LORDS JUSTICES OP
IRELAND.] [Begins] William . . . Whereas it
has been humbly . . .

[Brief for a collection for the Vaudois Protestants.]
Dublin : 17 April 1699.

Dublin: A. Crook : 1699.

2 ff. Roman letter. Domvile.

Arms 193 and porate 2) said Year
On the petition of Henry Arnault and others, employed
by the Vaudois, who to the number of 3,500 have been
banished for their religion, and who are now desirous to
settle in the waste lands of Protestant Germany, a collection
is ordered in Ireland to be held on 5 May (the fast day) or
on 16 May. The sums received or collected from house to
house are to be entered on the brief, and sent up through
the bishops. Phillip d’Hervart, Envoy to Switzerland, and
George Stepny, Envoy to Brandenburgh, to superintend the
spending of the money. Witness Charles, Duke of Bolton,
and Henry, Earl of Gallway.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (175) ; 4 (62); 5. A. (105).
Entered on Patent Eolls, Ireland. jjo p3Q3_

1 MAY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN-
ERAL, AND GENERAL GOVERNOURS
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Concerning half-pay of disbanded officers.]
Dublin : 1 May 1699.

Dublin: A Crook: 1699.

2 ff. Gothic letter. H. May.

Arms 193 Date ment 2) that thereof,

Bolton, Gallway.

Cites proclamation 12 July 1698, No. 1369, q.v. As
arrangements are made for the regular payment of sub-
sistence money, Francis Cromwell, Esq., has been made sole
agent for receiving it and paying it as issued to the officers
entitled to receive it, deducting a commission of 2d. in the
£. Disbanded officers not in Dublin are to send a certificate
of their being alive. Sheriffs to publish this.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (176) ; 3. A. (169) ; 4 (64).

N° 1394.

4 MAY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Against the illegal importation of linen.]

Dublin : 4 May 1699.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1699.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 203 formerly other p. 2) into afore-
Bolton, Gallway.

Cites proclamation 14 July 1698, No. 1374, q.v., promising
£5 reward for every 100 yards of smuggled linen seized
besides the forfeiture (being one moiety) to the informer.
The reward is withdrawn, the forfeiture being sufficient
reward.

J. Methuen, C., Narcissus Dublin, Blesinton, Meath, Will.
Kildare, Cha. Feilding, Ri. Pyne, Jn°. Hely, John Hanmer.
B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (178) ; 4 (66). N° 1395.

14 MAY.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 203 formerly other 2) into afore-
Another edition of No. 1395, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. A. (170). N° 1396.

12 MAY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN-
ERAL, AND GENERAL GOVERNOURS
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Proroguing Parliament.]

Dublin : 12 May 1699.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1699.

1 f. Gothic letter. H. May.

Arms 193 diverse day Thirtieth

1699: 11 William III

N°s 1397-1405

Bolton, Gall way.

Parliament is prorogued from 30 May to Thursday,
28 September.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (179); P.3 (34); 3. A. (171);
4(67). N° 1397.

14 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN-
ERAL, AND GENERAL GOVERNOURS
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Dissolving Parliament.]

Dublin : 14 June 1699.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1699.

1 f. Gothic letter. H. May.

Arms 202 Majesty, Dissolved on

Gallway, N. Dublin.

Parliament, which began 27 Aug. 1695, and which is
now prorogued to 28 September, is dissolved.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (180); P. 3 (35); 3. A. (172);

4 (68). N° 1398.

5 JULY. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND

COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Enforcing the law against returned exiles in France.]
Dublin: 5 July 1699.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1699.

2 pp. Gothic & Roman letter.

Arms 193 last jects p. 2) having answer

Gallway, N. Dublin.

Cites Act 9 Wm. Ill at length. Any who left Ireland
since 10 April 1689 for France and who have returned since
23 Oct. 1697 without licence are to be prosecuted. Customs
officers to note all passengers ; mayors, justices of peace, &e.,
to make inquiry as to returned exiles.

J. Methuen, C., Drogheda, Longford, Blesinton, St. Geo.
Clogher, Cha. Feilding, Ri. Pyne, John Hanmer, Chris.
Wandesford.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (181); 3. A. (173); 4 (69).

N° 1399.

19 JULY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Enforcing the law against Papists owning valuable
horses.]

Dublin: 19 July 1699.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1 699.

3 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Parliament any 2) to p. 3) Papists Statute,
Gallway, N. Dublin.

Cites Acts by which no papist may have a horse, &c.,
worth more than £5. Protestants may obtain a search
warrant on sworn application, and bringing the horse before
a magistrate may buy it for the sum of £5. 5s., then to be
tendered and received by the magistrate for the owner’s use.
Magistrates not enforcing the Act liable to a forfeiture of £50.
Many papists elude this law by saying that the horses they
ride belong to protestants. The law is therefore published
that all may observe it.

J. Methuen, C., Meath, Longford, St. Geo. Clogher, Cha.
Feilding, John Hanmer, H. Ingoldesby, Chris. Wandesford,
Tho. Keightley.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (182); 4 (70). N° 1400.

14 AUGUST.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NORS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Enforcing the law against Profanity.]

Dublin : 14 August 1699.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1699.

1 f. Gothic letter. H. May.

Arms 202 in their Magi-
Gallway, N. Dublin.

A reissue of No. 1362, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (183); 4 (72).

4 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES GENERAL, AND GENERAL
GOVERNOURS OF IRELAND. Rules,
Orders and Directions, for Quartering His Majesty’s
Army of Ireland in Barracks, when fitted to receive
them.

Dublin : 4 September 1699.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1699.

3 ff. Roman letter. H. May.

Arms 204 Granted Barracks 2) Ma- 3) to Barracks
Berkeley, Gallway.

As barracks are being built, barrack-masters are appointed
to each. 1. Each shall receive from the barrack-office in
Dublin bedding, sheeting, and other goods and utensils as
appointed, and shall make two inventories. 2. On the
arrival of a troop the goods and inventory are handed
over to the commanding officer, to be received from him
in good order when he leaves or charged to his account.
3. Accidental damage to be certified at once, a monthly
inspection of all barracks to be made. 4. Firing and
candle to be provided by the barrack-master in sufficient
quantity. 5. The remainder to be given up on relief. 6.
Evex-y room to be inspected once a day for cleanliness, &c.,
and quarters to be locked up before dark. 7. No women or
children to lie in barracks. 8. Annual inspection of barracks
by Adjutant-General.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 1. C. (254) ; 3 (331) ; 3. B. (250).

N° 1402.

4 SEPTEMBER.

3 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 193 Granted Barracks 2) Ma- 3) to Barracks
Another edition of No. 1402, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (184) ; 4 (73). N° 1403.

13 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[For banishing all Papists exercising Ecclesiastical
Jurisdiction.]

Dublin : 13 September 1699.

Dublin : A Crook : 1699.

5 pp. Gothic & Roman letter.

Arms 193 Parliament this 2) afore- p. 3) Majesty
p. 4) France, p. 5) such recited

Berkeley, Gallway.

Cites at length fi-om Act 9 Wm. Ill banishing popish
prelates and regular clergy. The statutes are to be stx-ictly
enforced. Many of these banished persons have returned to
Ireland to stir up sedition and rebellion. Rewards for their
discovery as in proclamation No. 1431, q.v.

J. Methuen, C., Inchiquin, Mount-Alexandei’, Cha. Feild-
ing, John Hanmer, Chris. Wandesford.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (184 a). N° 1404.

13 SEPTEMBER.

Arms 204 Parliament this p. 2) afore- p. 3) Majesty
p. 4) France, p. 5) such recited

Another edition of No. 1404, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 4 (76). N° 1405.

5 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES

GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NORS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Concerning the pay of half-pay officers.]

Dublin : 5 October 1699.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1699.

1 f. Roman letter. H. May.

Arms 202 the ed, the

N° 1401.

173

Nos M06-14

1699-1700: 11-12 William III

Berkeley, Gallway.

Half-pay officers not living in Dublin are to forward every
three months a certificate of their being alive, and an affi-
davit on oath that they are not provided for in His Majesty’s
service. (List of regiments as No. 1427, q.v.)

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (185) ; 4 (79). N° 1406.

20 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Against the export of corn.]

Dublin: 20 October 1699.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1699.

3 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Council the p. 2) sorts, p. 3) for upon

Berkeley, Gallway.

Cites previous proclamations, Nos. 1389, &c., q.v., pro-
hibiting export of corn and grain. Several merchants have
baked great quantities of bread and bisket and made starch
which they have exported. The export of anything made
from corn and grain is absolutely forbidden. Several persons
have bought up stocks which they will not sell in hopes that
the prohibition will be taken off at 1 November next. The
prohibition will be kept up not only till All Saints (Nov. 1),
see proclamation 7 Feb., No. 1389, but until the price of corn
is low enough for the poor to be relieved. Only provisions
for ships to go out of the country. Keward to discoverers
of exporters of 3s. per barrel of corn, &c., paid on conviction.
Those causing the scarcity in the markets to be proceeded
against.

J. Methuen, C., N. Dublin, Meath, Inchiquin, Blesinton,
St. Geo. Clogher, Cha. Feilding, Ri. Pyne, Rob. Doyn,
John Hanmer, H. Ingoldesby, Chris. Wandesford.

P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (186) ; 4 (80). N° 1407.

20 OCTOBER.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 93 Council the 2) sorts, 3) for upon

Another edition of No. 1407, q.v.

B.L. N° 1408.

30 OCTOBER— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER
NORS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[For the payment of arrears of half-pay officers.]
Dublin : 30 October 1699.

Dublin: A. Crook : 1699.

1 f. Gothic letter. H. May.

Arms 201 late timation like

Berkeley, Gallway.

On the disbanding of ten regiments, and the reduction of
two companies of each battalion of foot, debentures were
issued for the arrears of pay due to the officers. These will
now be paid on application to the vice-treasurer or his
deputy at Dublin. (Names of ten regiments as in No.
1427, qv.)

B.L. P R.O. Dub. P. 1 (187); 4 (82). N° 1409.

29 NOVEMBER.— BYTHE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Recalling licences to carry arms.]

Dublin : 29 November 1699.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1699.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 that and them,

Berkeley, Gallway.

Owing to the abuses of the system of licences, arms are
now being carried in virtue of voided, forged, or altered
licences. All licences are henceforth void, and are to be
returned to the Council by 1 March. New licences will be
granted -without fee to those legally entitled to them. Any

papist carrying arms after 1 March under any former licence
is to be prosecuted.

J. Methuen, C., N. Dublin, Meath, Inchiquin, Longford,
Blesinton, Will. Kildare, Cha. Feilding, Ri. Pyne, Jn'1.
Hely, Rob. Doyn, John Hanmer.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (188); 4 (83). N° 1410.

29 DECEMBER— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For the due collection of Hearth money.]

Dublin : 29 December 1699.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1699.

6 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 203 Go- upon 2) made, 3) Mat- 4) Bur-
5) St. * 6) and to

Berkeley, Gallway.

Recites particulars of those exempted from hearth-money.
Appoints persons in every county, &c., to grant exemptions,
who are to be careful not to exceed the limits set down.
Magistrates, &c., are to assist the collectors. Duplicates of
exemptions to be sent to Quarter Sessions.

N. Dublin, Drogheda, Blesinton, Cha. Feilding, Ri. Pyne,
Chris. Wandesford, H. Ingoldesby, Wa. Plunket.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (189).

N° 1411.

29 DECEMBER.

6 pp. (4 ff.) Gothic letter.

Arms 203 Go- upon 2) made, p. 3) Mat-

p. 4) Bur-

p. 5) St. p. 6) and to

Another edition of No. 1411, q.v.
P.R.O. Dub. 4 (84).

N° 1412.

1699-1700

26 JANUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOURS OF IRELAND ; the Lords Keepers of
the Great Seal, and the Chief Justices of His
Majesty’s Courts of King’s-Bench and Common
Pleas of this Kingdom. [Begins] Whereas in and
by . . .

[For the prices of Wines.]

Dublin : 26 January 1699[-1700].

Dublin : A. Crook : 1699[-1700].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 202 passed nours 2) openly Subject
Berkeley, Gallway.

French white wine and claret, Is. 2 d. per quart; Canary, 2s. ;
sherry, Is. 8d. ; Portugal and Spanish wines (except tent).
Is. 2d. ; tent, 2s. 6 d. ; Rhenish, Is. id.

Meath, C.S., Longford, C.S., Ri. Pyne, Jn°. Hely.

P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (190); 4 (88). N° 1413.

26 JANUARY.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 202 passed nours p. 2) openly Subject
Another edition of No. 1413, q.v.

B.L. N° 1414

19 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Concerning the making of butter casks.]

Dublin : 19 February 1699[-1700].

Dublin : A. Crook : 1699[-1700].

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 King- Seasoned 2) Neat, 3) shillings said
Berkeley, Gall way.

Cites at length provisions of Act for making butter cask
and for packing of butter, 10 Wm. III. This was enforced

174

1699-1700 12 William III

Nos 1415-24

by proclamation of 17 April last, No. 1392, q.v. It is
reported that the law is not strictly enforced. All officers
are strictly charged to enforce it.

Drogheda, Longford, Blesinton, Rich. Meath, Cha. Feild-
ing, Ri. Pyne, Jn°. Hely, Rob. Doyne, Chris. Wandesford,
Wa. Plunket.

P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (191); 4 (90). N° 1415.

19 FEBRUARY.

3 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 King Seasoned p. 2) Neat, p. 3) shillings said
Another edition of No. 1415, q.v.

B.L. N° 1410.

18 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[List of Papists bearing arms.]

Dublin: 18 March 1 699 [-1700].

Dublin: A. Crook : 1699[-1700].

4 pp. Gothic & Roman letter.

Arms 193 the We p. 2) 0- the pp. 3 and 4) lists
Berkeley, Gallway.

Cites proclamation 29 Nov., No. 1410, q.v., recalling all
licences to papists to bear arms, and promising new licences
without fee. A list is given of all those who brought in
their arms and are licensed to carry them in future. Any
person not named who carries arms is to be pi’oceeded
against vigorously. 95 persons to wear 95 swords, 90 case
of pistols, 81 guns.

N. Dublin, C.S., Meath, C.S., Mount-Alexander, Blesin-
ton, Rich. Meath, Cha. Feilding, Rob. Doyne, H. Ingoldesby.
B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (192); 4 (93). N° 1417.

1700

26 APRIL. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Removing restrictions on export of corn.]
Dublin: 26 April 1700.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1700.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Council tors 2) Starved such
Berkeley, Gallway.

Cites recent proclamations against forestalled, &c., of
corn, and against its export, continued by proclama-
tion 20 Oct. last, No. 1407, q.v. As there is every prospect
of a good harvest and prices are low the prohibition is
removed. Magistrates are still to look very closely to fore-
stalled and engrossers of the market.

N. Dublin, C. S., Longford, C. S., Mount-Alexander,
Blesinton, Will. Kildare, Cha. Feilding, Ri. Pyne, Jn°.
Hely, Chris. Wandesford.

P.R.O. Dub. 4 (95). N° 1418.

26 APRIL.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Council tors p. 2) Starved such
Another edition of No. 1418, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (193). N° 1419.

17 MAY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Publishing English Acts as to Forfeitures, &c.]
Dublin : 17 May 1700.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1700.

5 pp. Roman letter.

Arms 193 His in p. 2) them p. 3) be p. 4) them,
p. 5) said by

Berkeley, Gallway.

Cites royal letter 4 May. Cites at length the English
Act for sale of forfeited estates in Ireland. Claims on for-
feited estates to be sent in before 10 Aug. 1700. Claims to
be heard before 25 March 1701. Special consideration for
those revealing concealments.

N. Dublin, C. S., Inchiquin, Mount-Alexander, Will.
Kildare, Cha. Feilding, Ri. Pyne, Jn°. Hely, Rob. Doyne,
H. Ingoldesby.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (194) ; 4 (97). N° 1420.

9 JUNE.— BY THE KING.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1700.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 202 Con- of afore-
A reprint of No. 4280, Eng., q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (195). N° 1421.

24 JUNE. - BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER
NORS OF HIS MAJESTY’S KINGDOM
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[For officers claiming arrears of pay.]

Dublin: 24 June 1700.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1700.

1 f. Roman letter. H. May.

Arms 202 the Foot be

Berkeley, Gallway.

All officers claiming arrears of pay due to Col. Robert
Echlin’s regiment of Dragoons, Col. Henry Conyngham’s
regiment of Dragoons, Brig. Sir John Hanmer’s regiment of
foot, and Col. Gustavus Hamilton’s regiment of foot from
1 January 1691-2 to 31 December 1697 are to make out their
claims to the paymaster general at the Treasury Office in
Dublin before 31 March 1701.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (196); 4 (100). N° 1422.

26 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Names of Papists entitled to carry arms.]

Dublin : 26 June 1700.

Dublin: A. Crook : 1700.

5 pp. Gothic & Roman letter.

Arms 193 Date having p. 2) *Baggot p. 3) *Eustace
p. 4) *Morris p. 5) are utmost

Berkeley, Gallway.

Cites proclamation 18 March, No. 1417, q.v. Gives list
of 154 persons licensed to carry 154 swords, 131 case of
pistols, 129 guns.

Jo. Methuen, C., N. Dublin, Longford, Will. Kildare,
Cha. Feilding, R. Savage, Ri. Pine, Jn°. Hely, John Ham-
mer, Wa. Plunkett.

P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (197) ; 4 (101). N° 1423.

30 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES GENERAL, AND GENERAL
GOVERNOURS OF IRELAND. [Begins]
For the better preserving good order.

[Army orders.]

Dublin: 30 September 1700.

Dublin: A. Crook : 1700.

5 ff. Roman letter. H. May.

Arms 193 Disci- being 2) as 3) that 4) of
5) send His

Berkeley, Gallway.

Army orders (15) as*No. 1475, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (198). N° 1424.

175

Nos 1425-30

1700-1: 12-13 William III

30 SEPTEMBER.

5 pp. Roman letter.

Arms 193 Disci- being p. 2) ns p. 3) that p. 4) of
p. 5) send His

Another edition of No. 1424, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. 4 (1,04). N° 1425.

21 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOURS OF IRELAND. Rules, Orders, and
Instructions, for Government of the Infirmary, at
St. Audeon’s Arch, Dublin, Appointed for Recovering
and Curing the Infirm Soldiers of the Army.

Dublin : 21 October 1700.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1700.

3 pp. Roman letter. H. May.

Arms 193 Proby, shall p. 2) for p. 3) the the
Berkeley, Gallway.

1. The orders of Thomas Proby, Chirurgeon-General
Superintendent to be obeyed by all persons. 2. A steward
to be appointed to keep the books, entering the admission
and dismissal or death of every soldier, and advancing them
one day’s pay for every ten miles to quarters. 3. Army
chaplains to visit daily in turns. 4. Army chirurgeons to
visit daily in turn. A mate to lodge there. All the army
chirurgeons in Dublin to meet there weekly. 5. Five
nurses. 6. One porter. 7. Quarterly report to governors
and general officers. 8. Care of arms, accoutrements, &c.,
4s. to be allowed by regiment for each funeral. Pay-steward,
<£10 pay, <£10 diet ; nurses, <£5 pay, £5 diet ; porter, the
same ; rent of the house, £30.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (199); 4 (107). N° 1420.

12 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER
NOURS OF HIS MAJESTY’S KINGDOM
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Concerning half-pay officers.]

Dublin: 12 December 1700.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1700.

2 pp. Gothic letter. H. May.

Arms 204 to signs p. 2) Ma- like
Berkeley, Gallway.

The officers of the ten late regiments are on half-pay.
Cites proclamation 1 May 1699, No. 1394, q.v. Francis
Cromwell appointed agent. Cites proclamation 5 Oct. 1 699,
No. 1406, q.v. Officers to send a quarterly certificate of non-
employment. Paul Augier of Dublin to act for Francis
Cromwell, Esq. Half-pay not to be paid unless the certificates
are sent in. Officers claiming arrears to send in an account
in writing to Paul Augier, Esq. This to be proclaimed.
List of regiments : Brigadier Wolsely’s, E. of Drogheda’s,
Col. John Michelburn’s, Col. Thomas St. John’s, Col. Abra-
ham Creichtoun’s, Earl of Donegall’s, Visct. Mountjoy’s,
Sir George St. George’s, Visct. Charlemont’s, Col. George
Villiers’s.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (200) ; 3 (334) ; 4 (109) ; 5 (1) ;
5. A. (2). N° 1427.

1700-1

12 FEBRUARY —BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOURS OF IRELAND, the Lord Chief Justices
of His Majesty’s Court of Kings-Bench, and the
the Lord Chief Baron of His Majesty’s Court of
Exchequer. [Begins] Whereas in and by one . . .
[For the prices of WinesJ
Dublin : 12 February 1700[-1].

Dublin: A. Crook: 1700[-1].

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 passed hours p. 2) openly Subject

Berkeley, Gallway.

French white wine and claret, Is. 2d. per quart ; Canary
and Sherry, Is. 8 d. ; Portugal and Spanish wines (except
tent), Is. 2d. ; tent, 2s. 6 d. ; Rhenish, Is. 4 d.

Ri. Pyne, Rob. Doyne.

B.L. ‘ P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (201). N° 1428.

27 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES

GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER
NOURS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Concerning arrears of half-pay officers.]

Dublin : 27 February 1700[-1].

Dublin: A. Crook: 1700[-1].

2 pp. Gothic letter. H. May.

Arms 193 the the p. 2) Ma- Counties.

Berkeley, Gallway.

Cites proclamation 12 Dec., No. 1427, q.v. Mr. Joseph
Boudre, clerk of Francis Cromwell, Esq., agent for pay-
ment was unsatisfactory and has been superseded by Mr. Paul
Augier. All half-pay officers claiming arrears unpaid by
Boudre are to appear before the Lord Chief Baron of the
Exchequer, Mr. Justice Coote, and William Robinson, Esq.,
and satisfy them that the money is due, before 31 March
next. Claims not made out by then to fail. The next
receipt for half-pay is to include all arrears to date. This to
be proclaimed.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (202). N° 1429.

28 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES

AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Papists to surrender their arms.]

Dublin: 28 February 1700[-1].

Dublin: A. Crook : 1700[-1].

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 Coun- cising p. 2) any be

Berkeley, Gallway.

As many popish regular clergy are coming into the king-
dom, and more frequent meetings than usual of the papists
are being held, all subjects of the Romish l'eligion are to
deliver up all their arms before 1 2 March next. All licences
for arms are revoked, but gentlemen entitled to the privilege
may wear a sword. A receipt in writing is to be given, and
a return made to the Council. Mayors and Justices are
warned as to past remissness in making returns. The statute
of 7 Wm. Ill for disarming papists is to be strictly observed.

Mount-Alexander, C. S., N. Dublin, Inchiquin, Blesinton,
Rich. Meath, Will. Kildare, Cha. Feilding, Ri. Pyne, Jn°.
Hely, Robt. Doyne, Rob. King.

B.L. P.R.O. S.P.I. 361. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (203).

N° 1430.

28 FEBRUARY— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For the registration of popish priests, &c.]
Dublin: 28 February 1700[-1].

Dublin: A. Crook : 1700[-1].

3 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 Informa- Majesty’s p. 2) down p. 3) of of

Berkeley, Gallway.

Many regular priests have returned, pretending to be
seculars. Every popish secular priest in the kingdom is
within 20 days to send to the High Sheriff his name and
sir-name, the place of habitation, and the parishes where
he officiates or serves, the barony and county, and how long
he has served it. He is to send in a like account on his
removal to any other place. The same is to be done in future
on any new priests entering on a parish. These returns to be
sent to Council on receipt, at latest by 22 April. The laws
as to regular priests, dignitaries, and returned Jacobites to
be enforced. £50 reward for a titular archbishop, bishop,
temporal peer, or general officer, £30 for a field-officer, £20

1700-1: 13 William III

Nos 1431-9

fora vicar-general, dean, or captain, £10 for a Jesuit, friar,
monk, lieutenant, cornet or ensign, £5 for non-commissioned
officer or private, to be paid on conviction.

Mount-Alexander, C. S., Narcissus Dublin, Inchiquin,
Blesinton, Will. Kildare, Ri. Pyne, Robt. Doyne, Wa.
Plunkett, Rob. King.

B.L. P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (204). N° 1431.

18 MARCH.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOURS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Concerning profanity, &c., in quarters.]

Dublin : 18 March 170£.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1700[-1].

2 pp. Gothic letter. H. May.

Arms 204 made more. p. 2) if further

Berkeley, Gallway.

Recites laws against profanity, which are to be observed
in all barracks, &c. No trust to be given to soldiers unless
an officer holds himself responsible. Officers to certify
necessary repairs to the barrack-master. No women or
children to lodge in quarters. Officers to admit civil
officers to search for offenders.

P.R.O. Dub. P. 1 (205). N° 1432.

1701

29 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOURS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Against profanity and against abuses in barracks.]
Dublin: 29 March 1701.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1701.

2 pp. Gothic letter. H. May.

Arms 204 made more p. 2) Barrack- fur-
Berkeley, Gallway.

The laws against profanity are to be observed by the
army. Notice to be given against giving credit to soldiers.
Commanding officers to certify the condition of the bar-
racks weekly to the barrack-master. Soldiers not to be
allowed to use their sheets for table-cloths and other pur-
poses. No women or children to be allowed to lodge in
barracks. Officers commanding to give up offenders to the
civil power.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (7) ; 5. A. (7). N° 1433.

29 MARCH.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 made more 2) Barrack- fur-
Another edition of No. 1433, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (251). N° 1434.

7 APRIL.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For a Fast Day on 2 May.]

Dublin : 7 April 1701.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1701.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 this the such
Narcissus Dublin, Mount-Alexander.

Friday, 2 May, to be a day of humiliation. Archbishops,
&c., to compose a form of prayer.

Inchiquin, Blesinton, Cha. Feilding, Robt. Doyne, Chris.
Wandesford, Rob. King, Thos. Keightley.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (8) ; 5. A. (8) ; 3. B. (252).

VOL. II

3 MAY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN-
ERAL AND GENERAL GOVERNOURS
OF IRELAND. A Declaration.

[Officers and soldiers to return to their quarters.]
Dublin : 3 May 1701.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1701.

1 f. Gothic letter. W. Palmer.

Arms 193 Majesty’s thereupon severity

Narcissus Dublin, Drogheda, Mount-Alexander.

All officers and soldiers absent without leave to return
at once to their quarters, and those on leave to return
before its expiration. No one to be absent in future without
licence from the Lords Justices. Commanding officers to
give notice to the officers and soldiers of their commands.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (9); 5. A. (9); 3. B. (253). N° 1436.

24 MAY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN-
ERAL AND GENERAL GOVERNOURS
OF IRELAND. A Declaration.

[For the apprehension of deserters.]

Dublin : 24 May 1701.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1701.

1 f. Gothic letter. W. Palmer.

Arms 193 Or- the Declara-

Narcissus Dublin, Drogheda, Mount-Alexander.

As twelve foot regiments are to be sent into Holland,
special care is to be taken to avoid desertion. All strag-
gling soldiers, and all loose persons who cannot prove
that they are not soldiers are to be arrested, and notice
sent to the Chief Secretary. This to be published and
affixed.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (10) ; 5. A. (10) ; 3. B. (234). N° 1437.

2 JUNE— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[The value of foreign coin.]

Dublin: 2 June 1701.

Dublin: A. Crooke : 1701.

3 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 Graciously dience p. 2) penny p. 3) not of

Narcissus Dublin, Drogheda, Mount-Alexander.

Cites royal letter 19 May 1701. The following rates are
enforced from Friday, 6 June. Gold. Spanish or French
pistole, 4 dwt. 8 gr., 18s. 6 d. ; half, 9s. 3d. Silver. Du-
catoone, 20 dwt. 16 gr., 6s. ; half and quarter, 3s., Is. 6 d. ;
piece of eight of Mexico or Sevil, pillar piece, cross dollar,
French lewis, 17 dwt., 4s. 9 d. ; half and quarter propor-
tionably ; old Peru, 17 dwt., 4s. 6d. ; half and quarter
proportionably ; cruisado of Portugal, 10 dwt. 20 gr., 3s. 2d.;
half, Is. 7 d. Allowance, 2d. per grain gold ; 3d. per dwt.
silver. Weights as in proclamation 21 Feb. 1697[-8],
No. 1356, q.v.

Blesinton, St. Geo. Clogher, Cha. Feilding, Rich. Pyne,
Rich. Cox, Rob. Doyne, Chris. Wandesford, Rob. King.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (11) ; 5. A. (11) ; 3.

B. (255).

N° 1438.

2 JUNE.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 213 Graciously ly 2) penny

3) weighing

Coins

A reissue of No. 1438, q.v.
P.R.O. Dub. Cart. 1 (1).
Imprint 1701, but after 1709.

N° 1439.

30 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For the arrest of certain outlaws.]

Dublin : 30 June 1701.

Dublin: A. Crook : 1701.

4 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 Parlia- Donough p. 2) Ri- p. 3) and
p. 4) have of

N° 1435.

177

a a

Nos 1440-6

1701: 13 William III

Narcissus Dublin, Drogheda, Mount-Alexander.

Presented as tories : — Donough Shea alias Darrife,
Donough Falvy, and Donough Cowlea of Litteromarrinane
(Kerry); Donogh Canlea alias Sulevane of Cullyny, Der-
mod Falvy and Hugh Canisy of the same (Kerry) ; Darby
Fitz-William Brennan of Castleeumber, Owen and John
Brennan of Uskertie, John me. Loughlin, Farr, and Michael
Brennan of Uskertie, Fardarough me. Quire of Crottemlough
(Kilkenny) ; Laurence Hinson of Carrickhead (Carlow) ;
Walter, Anthony, James, and Bichard Eyan, Michael Flan-
nigan of Gorbetstown, Leonard Shortall, late of Kille Bally-
nemoe, Thomas Kelly of Killeleagh (Kilkenny) ; William
Poore, Darby and John Eyan of Ballyline, Charles Eyan of
Stockale, James me. Hugh of Bramelstown, Nicholas
Loughman of Lymeoge, Toole me. Cann Owen of Knock-
naferus (Kilkenny) ; Philip Duffe me. Cardie of Knock-
branner (Carlow) ; Thomas Barry of Cloghranke, Murtagh
Haughny of Old Leighlin, Daniel Kinselagh of Ballycallan,
Thady alias Tiege Keefe and John Comerford of Coal
Pits, Patrick Lannan of Cappana (Kilkenny) ; Turlogh
Kenedy of Grange, Teige Finuchan of Tullagh, Patrick
Parloe of Flemingstown, Murtogh Oge me. Mahon, James
North an, James Creagh, Thomas Brusnehane, Morice me.
Nemarroe, Morrice Feighnewillin, Me. Donough Sheeghane
of Tullagh, Teige me. Cahu 6 Conor of Clonehehard (Lime-
rick) ; John me. Henry, Teige 6 Flinn, and James 6 Galaba
of Thomastown, William Moore, Keedagh Moore, Thomas
Joy, and Daniel Chahane of Clanlish (Limerick) ; John
Keogh Costelloe of Cloonfallagh (Mayo) ; Eoger Duffe 6
Dogherty, and Bryan Dogherty, Owen Boy me. Padin,
Donnel Ballagh 6 Hara, James Dogherty of Slieveduffe
(Sligo) ; Art Quin of Dunbarr, Thady Quin of Newrathbridge,
Farrel Cullen of Ballymortagh, Eoger me. Maghen, James
Magin, Eobert Hadsor, Wicklow, Denis and Patrick Byrne
of Carrickmore, Patrick Byrne of Castleruddery (Wicklow) ;
William Davys of Glaneclough (Wexford). They are to
surrender by 1 August or be convicted of high treason.
Usual terms as to pardon for killing, &c.

Blesinton, Will. Kildare, Ei. Pyne, Eich. Cox, Eobt.
Doyne, Chris. Wandesford, Eob. King, Tho. Keightly.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (13) ; 5. A. (12). N° 1440.

4 AUGUST. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOURS OF IRELAND, A Declaration.

[Officers and soldiers to rejoin their quarters.]
Dublin : 4 August 1701.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1701.

2 pp. Gothic letter. W. Palmer.

Arms 204 for the p. 2) immediately Publish

Narcissus Dublin, Drogheda, Mount-Alexander.

In view of the rendezvous at Cork on 20th inst., all officers
on leave or otherwise are to rejoin their quarters at once,
and to march with their companies. All privates are to
remain with their colours. Deserters and those who con-
ceal them will be rigorously punished. Magistrates, &c.,
are to arrest stragglers and notify William Palmer, Esq.
20s. reward for arrest of deserters. This to be published.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (15) ; 5. A. (13) ; 3. B. (256). N° 1441.

14 AUGUST.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOURS OF IRELAND. A Declaration.

[Half-pay officers to repair to Dublin.]

Dublin: 14 August 1701.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1701.

1 f. Gothic letter. W. Palmer.

Arms 204 Ma- blishment this

Narcissus Dublin, Drogheda, Mount-Alexander.

All reformed officers on half-pay to appear within four days

after publication before Michael Harrison, Muster Master
General, at Dublin, to receive such orders as we deem
fitting.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (16) ; 5. A. (14) ; 3. B. (257). N° 1442.

30 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORD LIEU-
TENANT GENERAL, AND GENERAL
GOVERNOUR OF IRELAND. A Declara-
tion.

[All deserters to return to their regiments.]
Dublin : 30 September 1701.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1701.

2 ff. Gothic letter. Francis Gwyn.

Arms 204 Pri- Example 2) take Our
Rochester.

There has been much desertion since 12 May last, due
rather to bad advice than to disaffection. Regimental
clothes and arms, and bedding and utensils have been
taken. All who have deserted from any regiment in the
kingdom on 12 May last are to return forthwith or
before 1 November. Deserters not challenged may enlist
in any of the new regiments. Those in prison may be
delivered to their officers. Deserters bringing back their
clothes and arms will be pardoned. This to be published
and affixed in the usual places.

Orm. (181).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 454. jjo 1443,

30 SEPTEMBER.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 Pri- Example p. 2) take Our
Another edition of No. 1443, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (17) ; 5. A. (15) ; 3. B. (258). N° 1444.

24 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOV-
ERNOUR OF IRELAND. A Declaration.

[Half-pay officers to serve in the West Indies.]
Dublin: 24 October 1701.

. a

Dublin: A. Crook : 1701.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Francis Gwyn.

Arms 204 sig- strictly

Our

Rochester.

Reformed officers of foot on half-pay who refuse commis-
sions to serve in the plantations in the West Indies to be
put out of half-pay. All reformed officers of foot under the
rank of field-officers to attend at Dublin Castle before 17
November to receive their commissions. This to be
published.

Orm. (182). P.R.O. Dub. 5 (18) ; 5. A. (16) ; 3. B. (259).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 455. N° 1445.

11 NOVEMBER. — BY THE LORD LIEU-
TENANT GENERAL, AND GENERAL
GOVERNOUR OF HIS MAJESTY’S
KINGDOM OF IRELAND. A Declaration.

[Against the giving of credit to soldiers.]

Dublin: 11 November 1701.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1701.

2 ff. Gothic letter. Francis Gwyn.

Arms 204 have Private 2) be Places

Rochester.

Officers on first entering a new garrison are to give notice
by beat of drum that credit is not to be given to any private
soldier without directions in writing from the commanding
officer, and that any inhabitant injured by soldiers is to
apply at once to his officers for redress. All subsistence
money to be issued regularly by officers, who are to pay all
debts regularly incurred by the soldiers from it, and to take
a clearance certificate from the mayor of the town before
they leave it.

P.R.O. Dub. 5(19); 5. A. (17); 3. B.(260). N° 1440.

178

1701-2: 13 William III

Nos 1447-55

24 NOVEMBER. — BY THE LORD LIEU

TENANT GENERAL, AND GENERAL
GOVERNOUR OF HIS MAJESTY’S
KINGDOM OF IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas
nothing can render the Army . . .

[Orders for the Army.]

Dublin : 24 November 1701.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1701.

5 pp. Roman letter. Francis Gwyn.

Arms 204 this ons p. 2) frequenting p. 3) Suspen-
p. 4) as p. 5) or Com-

Rochester.

Army orders as No. 1475, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 5. A. (18) ; 3. B. (262). N° 1447.

25 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-

ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[Concerning outlawries and attainders.]

Dublin: 25 November 1701.

Dublin: A. Crook : 1701.

6 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 Coun- Execution 2) Pro- 3) gone
4) having 5) Parlia- 6) ex those

Rochester.

Cites proclamations of 5 July 1699, No. 1399, q.v., and
28 Feb. 1700[-1], No. 1431, q.v., enforcing Acts against
returned rebels and papists and offering rewards for their
apprehension. £50 for every titular popish archbishop or
bishop, temporal peer, general officer of the army, £30 for
every field-officer, £20 for every vicar-general or popish
dean, or captain, £10 for every Jesuit, fryer, or monk,
lieutenant, cornet, or ensign, £5 for every non-commissioned
officer and private soldier. These proclamations are not put
in force owing to the neglect of the magistrates and officers.
Revenue officers are to take an exact account of all persons
coming into the kingdom, and arrest all suspicious characters.
An additional £50, making £100 in all, for the arrest of any
titular archbishop, or bishop, or general officer, and £10,
making £30 in all, for any vicar-general or popish dean.
All popish priests to make immediately the returns ordered
by proclamation 28 Feb. 1700[-l] and add a list of any co-
adjutors with full particulars. Sheriffs and Justices of Peace
to certify the returns made by the secular priests.

Jo. Methuen, C., Narcissus Dublin, Meath, Inchiquin,
Mount-Alexander, Abercorne, Will. Kildare, Edw. Down
and Conner, Cha. Feilding, Ri. Pyne, Rich. Cox, Robt.
Doyne, Chris. Wandesford, Rob. King, Francis Gwyn,
Tho. Erie.

Orm. (183).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 455. 1448.

25 NOVEMBER.

6 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 Coun- Execution p. 2) Pro- p. 3) gone
p. 4) having p. 5) Parlia- p. 6) ex- those

Another edition of No. 1448, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (22) ; 5. A. (20) ; 3. B. (263). N° 1449.

2 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOV-
ERNOUR OF IRELAND. A Declaration.
[Papists not to serve in the army.]

Dublin: 2 December 1701.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1701.

1 f. Roman letter. Francis Gwyn.

Arms 202 Service, the such

Rochester.

If any papists are found in a regiment the captain shall
be broke and the colonel suspended. £5 reward and a fx-ee
discharge for the discovery of any papist soldiei'. This to
be read to every regiment, &c., and published by the sheriffs.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (25) ; 5. A. (21) ; 3. B. (264). N° 1450.

22 DECEMBER— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation For
a General Fast.

Dublin : 22 December 1701.

Dublin: A. Crook : 1701.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Ma- on 2) the Duty.

Rochester.

Pai'liament (English) meets on 30 Dec. A fast is to be
obseived on Friday, 16 Januaiy, to ask God’s blessing on
them. Archbishops and bishops to compose a form of
prayer.

Narcissus Dublin, Will. Kildare, Edw. Down and Conner,
Shelburne, Abercorne, Robt. Doyne, Rob. King, Chris.
Wandesfoi-d, Tho. Keightley.

Orm. (184), (185). P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (266).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 460. N° 1451.

22 DECEMBER.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 193 Ma- on p. 2) the Duty.

Another edition of No. 1451, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (26) ; 5. A. (22). N° 1452.

24 DECEMBER. — BY THE LORD LIEU-
TENANT GENERAL, AND GENERAL
GOVERNOR OF HIS MAJESTY’S KING-
DOM OF IRELAND. A Declaration.
[Returns of Barrack-repairs to be made.]

Dublin : 24 December 1701.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1701.

1 f. Roman letter. Tho. Keightley.

Arms 202 chief saved who

Rochester.

Commanding officers are to make a weekly return to
Quarter-Master-Genex-al Gorges at the Barrack Office, Dub-
lin, of the condition of their barracks that the necessary
repairs may be made. This to be posted up in all barracks.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (21) ; 5. A. (19) ; 3. B. (267). N° 1453.

1701-2

11 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOURS OF IRELAND ; the Lords Keepers of
the Great Seal of Ireland, the Lords Chief Justices
of His Majesty’s Courts of Kings-Bench and Com-
mon-Pleas, and the Lord Chief Baron of His Majesty’s
Court of Exchequer. [Begins] Whei’eas in and . . .
[For the pricing of Wines.]

Dublin : 11 February 1701[-2].

Dublin: A. Crook : 1701[-2].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 202 passed nours 2) at Subject
Narcissus Dublin, Drogheda.

Cites 28 Eliz. conceiving wines. The following px-ices
are fixed to-day, Wednesday, 1 1 Februax-y, for one year : —
French white wine, Is. Id. quart ; claret, Is. Id. ; Canary,
Is. 8 d. ; sherry, Is. 8 d. ; Portugal and Spanisli wines :
white and red, Is. Id. ; tent, 2s. 6d. ; Rhenish wine, Is. 4d.

Meath, C.S., Mount-Alexander, C.S., Ri. Pyne, Rich. Cox,
Robt. Doyne.

Orm. (186).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 461. N° 1454.

11 FEBRUARY.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 202 passed nours p. 2) at Subject
Another edition of No. 1454, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (2) ; 5. A. (3) ; 3. B. (268). N° 1455.

A a 2

Nos 1456 64

1701-2: 14 William III & 1 Anne

28 FEBRUARY— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For the arrest of straggling seamen and able-bodied
landmen.]

Dublin: 28 February 170*.

Dublin : A. Crook : 170*.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 202 Informed, the p. 2) Kingdom, the
Narcissus Dublin, Drogheda.

As many seamen have come over from England to avoid
service, all magistrates, &c., are to arrest all straggling sea-
men or able-bodied landmen within 20 miles of the sea,
and send them on board any of the following ships : The
Bridgewater, Winchelsea, Seaford, Pensance, Bonetta,
Sharke, Prohibition, Merlin, Swallow, Swift, Wolfe, and
Hound. Seamen and landmen volunteering to have a
bounty of two or one month’s pay.

Mount- Alexander, C.S., Blesington, Edw. Down and
Conner, Ri. Pyne, Rich. Cox, Robt. Doyne, Cha. Feilding,
Tho. Keightley, Cha. Dering, Hen. Fane.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (3) ; 5. A (4) ; 3. B. (269). N° 1456.

ANNE

16 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES

AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[F or seizing the horses of Papists.]

Dublin: 16 March 170*.

Dublin: A. Crook: 170*.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 202 in Mares p. 2)

Narcissus Dublin, Drogheda.

The horses, mares, and geldings of papists are to be
seized in accordance with the Act. £20 reward to any who
shall discover the negligence of any magistrate in executing
this. All arms to be given up by papists, who are not to
travel beyond 3 miles from their homes, except to market.

Meath, C.S., Mount-Alexander, C.S., Incliiquin, Blesing-
ton, Will. Kildare, Edw. Down and Conner, Shelburne,
Cha. Feilding, Rich. Cox, Robt. Doyne, Cha. Dering, Cyrill
Wich, Chris. Wandesford.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (270). N° 1457.

17 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES

GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOURS OF IRELAND. [Begins] We hereby
think fit to Will . . .

[All officers to return to quarters.]

Dublin : 17 March 1701 [-2].

Dublin: A. Crook: 170*.

1 f. Roman letter. Tho. Keightley.

Arms 205 and formerly answer
Narcissus Dublin, Drogheda.

All officers and soldiers to return to quarters immediately.
P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (271). N° 1458.

18 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES

AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Publishing Proclamation 8 March.]

Dublin: 18 March 170*.

Dublin : A. Crook : 170*.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 205 by Letters 2) all sig-
Narcissus Dublin, Drogheda.

In accordance with letters from the Privy Council
8 March 1701 [-2] the proclamation 8 March, No. 4311, Eng.,
q.v., is published in Ireland.

Meath, C.S., Mount-Alexander, C.S., Inchiquin, Blesing-

ton, Will. Kildare, Edw. Down and Conner, Shelburne,
Cha. Feilding, Rich. Cox, Robt. Doyne, Hen. Fane, Chris.
Wandesford, Rob. King, Cha. Dering, Tho. Erie, Tho.
Keightley.

Orm. (188). P.R.O. Dub. 5 (4); 5. A. (5).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 463. Jfo 1459.

18 MARCH.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 205 by Letters p. 2) all sig-
Another edition of No. 1459, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (272). N° 1460.

18 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[Proclaiming Queen Anne.]

Dublin : 18 March 170*.

Dublin : A. Crook : 170*.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 205 to Privy 2) do to
Narcissus Dublin, Drogheda.

Queen Anne was proclaimed in Dublin 17 March. All
mayors, &c., to proclaim her in all cities, &c., and all
officers to be present and assist with due solemnity.

Meath, C.S., Mount-Alexander, C.S., Inchiquin, Blesing-
ton, Will. Kildare, Edw. Down and Conner, Shelburne,
Cha. Feilding, Rich. Cox, Robt. Doyne, Hen. Fane, Chris.
Wandesford, Rob. King, Cha. Dering, Tho. Erie, Tho.
Keightley.

Orm. (187).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 462. K° 1461.

18 MARCH.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 205 to Privy p. 2) do to
Another edition of No. 1461, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (273); 5 (6) ; 5. A. (6). N° 1462.

1702

26 MARCH.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1702.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 Edward and and
A reprint of No. 4315, Eng., q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (31); 5. A. (27); 3. B. (274). N° 1463.

4 MAY.— [BY THE QUEEN.] Her Majesty's
Declaration Of War against France and Spain.

St. James’s : 4 May 1702.

Dublin : F. Dickson and W. Smith : 1702.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms these Glorious safe
A reprint of No. 4321, Eng., q.v.

T.C.D. A. 7. 3 (27). N° 1464.

4 MAY— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation For the Encouraging
of Piety and Virtue, and for the Preventing and
Punishing of Vice, Prophaness, and Immorality.
Dublin : 4 May 1702.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1702.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 207 all Reign 2) Charge Conse-
Mount-Alexander, Tho. Keightly.

Against debauchery, dice or card-playing on Sunday, non-
attendance at worship. Magistrates to enforce the laws.
The proclamation to be read at Assizes and Quarter Sessions

180

1702: 1 Anne

Nos 1465-72

after the charge, and in church four times a year. Officers
to set a good example to their soldiers.

Narcissus Dublin, Blessington, Will. Kildare, Edw. Down
and Conner, Shelburne, Cha. Feilding, Rich. Cox, Robt.
Doyne, Rob. King, Cha. Dering.

Orm. (189). P.R.O. Dub. 5 (32) ; 5. A. (28) ; 3. B. (275).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 463. N° 1465.

8 MAY .—BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Against tories, robbers, &c.]

Dublin: 8 May 1702.

Dublin: A. Crook : 1702.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 Parlia- Tories 2) which 3) pre- Execution
Mount-Alexander, Tho. Keightley.

The following have been presented as tories by Grand
Juries :— Bryan Dogherty, son of Roger Duf Dogherty, and
Hugh OCahane alias Hara (Castlebar, 3 July 1701); John
Barry alias Snavee of Ballyhawra, and Charles Carthis of
Donerayle (Cork, 8 July 1701); Loughlin Quin of Dublin
and Phillip Welsh of Kilkenny, who robbed Mr. Morris
Higgins of Kilowen 5 Oct. 1701 (Dungarvan, 1 3 Jan. 1701 [-2]) ;
Dermod Sullivan alias Skillagh of Crumhologh, Dermod
Fowloe of the same, Dermod Sullivan alias Hurrigh of the
same, Daniel and Melcher Mac Tiege Sullivan of Hospital,
John Barry alias Snavee of Ballyhoura, Callaghan Mac
Auliffe Callaghan and Owen Mac Callaghan of Killcorney,
John Casey and Denis Regan of Gurtneglegg, Mortagh Mac
Maughan and Morriss Fegg alias Fitz Gerrald of Rocsagh
(Cork, 26 March 1702); John Bryan alias Oltagh of Bulle-
gragh, Daniel OLyne, William Walsh, Richard Morrisy of
Coolederry, Cnogher Hooly and William Hooly of Kingsale,
John Casey of Michillstown, and William Fling, all broken
out of gaol (Cork, 17 Aug. 1701); Glasney Mac Shean of
Dundalk, Hugh Roddy of the same, Bryan Daily of Carling-
ford, Art 6 Brian of Ballaschanlan (Dundalk, 31 March 1702).
They are to surrender before 10 June. They are not to be
aided in any way. Any of them causing the arrest of two
or more others or killing them shall receive a free pardon.

Narcissus Dublin, Inchiquin, Blesinton, Will. Kildare,
Edw. Down and Conner, Cha. Feilding, Ri. Pyne, Rich.
Cox, Robt. Doyne, Rob. King, Cha. Dering.

Orm. (190). P.R.O. Dub. 5 (34) ; 5. A. (29) ; 3. B. (276).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 465. N° 1466.

11 MAY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Publishing the Declaration of War.]

Dublin: 11 May 1702.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1702.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 207 War against Notice
Mount-Alexander, Tho. Keightley.

Publishing Declaration of War 4 May, No. 4321 , Eng., q.v.
Narcissus Dublin, Inchiquin, Blesinton, Will. Kildare,
Edw. Down and Conner, Shelburne, Cha. Feilding, Ri.
Pyne, Rich. Cox, Robt. Doyne, Rob. King, Cha. Dering.
Orm. (191). P.R.O. Dub. 5 (39) ; 5. A. (31) ; 3. B. (277).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 467. N° 1467.

11 MAY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Publishing Order in Council 2 May.]

Dublin : 11 May 1702.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1702.

2 ff. Roman & Gothic letter.

Arms 206 make an 2) Maje- the

Mount-Alexander, Tho. Keightley.

Publishing Order in Council 2 May, No. 4320, Eng., q.v.
Archbishops, &c., to take notice.

Narcissus Dublin, Inchiquin, Blesinton, Will. Kildare,
Edw. Down and Conner, Shelburne, Cha. Feilding, Ri.
Pyne, Rich. Cox, Robt. Doyne, Rob. King, Cha. Dering.
Orm. (192). P.R.O. Dub. 5 (37); 5. A. (30); 3. B. (278).

N° 1438.

8 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN-
ERAL, AND GENERAL GOVERNOURS
OF IRELAND. A Declaration.

[Concerning half-pay officers.]

Dublin : 8 June 1702.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1702.

1 f. Gothic letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 207 Lieu- said Employment
Mount-Alexander, Tho. Erie, Tho. Keightley.

Cites Declaration 24 Oct. 1701, No. 1445, q.v. This is
revoked by the Queen on the application of His Excellency.
Warrants for payment to 31 March last have been signed.
Certificates to be sent quarterly to Mr. Paul Augier of their
being alive and not employed by Her Majesty.

Orm. (193). P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (279) '.

Ormonde MSS. ii. 468.

1 ‘Our’ 1. 26 erased. N° 1469.

8 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN-
ERAL, AND GENERAL GOVERNOURS
OF IRELAND. A Declaration.

[Reward for deserters.]

Dublin: 8 June 1702.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1702.

1 f. Gothic letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 207 Regiments that Publish
Mount-Alexander, Tho. Erie, Tho. Keightley.

Several soldiers have deserted from the regiments of foot
commanded by Col. Ventris Colenbine, Maj.-Gen. Thomas
Erie, Col. Gustavus Hamilton, Earl of Donegall, and Visct.
Charlemont, now embarked. £5 reward for the capture of
any deserter. Sheriffs, &c., to publish and affix this as
usual.

Orm. (194). P.R.O. Dub. 5 (40) ; 5. A. (32) ; 3. B. (280).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 467. N° 1470.

10 JUNE.— [BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.]

[Against corresponding with the Queen’s enemies.]
Dublin: 10 June 1702.

Dublin: A. Crook : 1702.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 dure- my 2) rigour 3) and utmost
Mount-Alexander, [T. Keightley].

In the last war several boatmen and fishermen gave
information to the French privateers whereby many ships
were taken. No communication of any kind is to be held
with the Queen’s enemies. £20 reward for information of
any such correspondence, and a free pardon if an accomplice.
Arrangements for payment of reward. Judges, magistrates,
and officers to make diligent search.

Narcissus Dublin, Meath, C.S., Blesinton, Edw. Down
and Connor, Cha. Feilding, Ri. Pyne, Rich. Cox, Robt.
Doyne, Rob. King, Cha. Dering.

Orm. (195) torn, title gone.

Ormonde MSS. ii. 468. N0 1471.

10 JUNE.

3 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 dure- my p. 2) rigour p. 3) and utmost
Another edition of No. 1471, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (51) ; 5. A. (33) ; 3. B. (281). N° 1472.

181

Nos 1473-81

1702: 1 Anne

8 JULY— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Against those who carried off the cargo of the Betty
Galley.]

Dublin : 8 July 1702.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1702.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 Information the 2) John assisting

Mount-Alexander, Tho. Keightley.

A ship, the Betty Galley of London, was driven on shore
at Mall Bay, Co. Clare, where 278 hogsheads of tobacco and
other goods from Virginia were all carried away except 13
hogsheads, thus defrauding the Queen of customs and the
owners of their goods. The goods are to be delivered up to
JohnNapper, collector of Limerick, before 31 July that they
may be reshipped, paying such salvage as is due. Any
informer will be well rewarded and pardoned.

Narcissus Dublin, Inchiquin, Abercorne, Blesinton, Rich.
Meath, Robt. Doyne, Rob. King, Cyrill Wich, Cha. Dering.

Orm. (196). P.R.O. Dub. 5. A. (34).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 470. U0 1473.

8 JULY.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 Information the p. 2) John assisting
Another edition of No. 1473, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (282) ; 5 (43). N° 1474.

17 JULY.- BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN-
ERAL, AND GENERAL GOVERNOURS
OP HER MAJESTIES KINGDOM OF
IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas nothing can
render . . .

[Army Orders.]

Dublin: 17 July 1702.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1702.

5 ff. Roman letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 206 this ons 2) frequenting 3) hereafter
4) Colonel 5) Company, or

Mount-Alexander, Tho. Erie, Tho. Keightley.

Orders for (1) troops to be reviewed yearly; (2) chap-
lains’ orders; (3) recruiting in England yearly ; (4) discharges ;
(5) leave of absence ; (6) accounting with soldiers for ‘ odd
groats ’ ; (7) horse money ; (8) a general exercise twice a week ;
(9) lists of effectives to be kept; (10) borrowing horse and
arms and false musters ; (11) clothing ; (12) loss of arms or
accoutrements; (13) payment of subsistence money ; (14) no
papists to serve ; (15) commissions to be entered ; (16) duels
and affronts.

P.R.O. Dub. 5. A. (24). N° 1475.

17 JULY.

5 pp. Roman letter.

Arms 206 this ons p. 2) frequenting p. 3) hereafter
p. 4) Colonel p. 5) Company or

Another edition of No. 1475, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (283). N° 1476.

27 AUGUST. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOURS OP IRELAND. A Declaration.
[Officers to return to their quarters.]

Dublin : 27 August 1702.

Dublin: A. Crooke : 1702.

1 f. Roman letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 207 in diers Company ;

Mount-Alexander, Tho. Erie, Tho. Keightley.

Officers and soldiers (except colonels) to return at once to
their quarters (whether absent with or without licence), on
pain of suspension. This to be read to every troop and
company.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (45) ; 5. A. (36) ; 3. B. (285). N° 1478.

20 NOVEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation
For a Publick Thanksgiving.

Dublin: 20 November 1702.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1702.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 208 Ma- under 2) Success so
Mount-Alexander, Tho. Erie, Tho. Keightley.

Thursday, 3 Dec., in Dublin (17 Dec. rest of Ireland), to
be a day of thanksgiving for victories in the Low Countries,
at Vigo under James, Duke of Ormonde, and Sir George
Rooke, and in the West Indies. Archbishops, &c., to
compose a form of prayer.

Will. Kildare, C.S., Abercorne, Rich. Meath, Edw. Down
and Connor, Ri. Pyne, Rich. Cox, Cha. Feilding, W. Robin-
son, Cha. Dering.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (46) ; 5. A. (37). N° 1479.

20 NOVEMBER.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 208 Ma- under p. 2) Success so
Another edition of No. 1479, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (286). N° 1480.

9 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Against the sacrilege at Finglass.]

Dublin : 9 December 1702.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1702.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 207 of gious be
Mount-Alexander, Tho. Keightley.

The parish church of Finglass (Co. Dublin) was broken
into on 19 October and a strong iron-bound oak chest with
the poor’s money of the parish taken away. A pardon and
£10 reward to any accomplice convicting the robbers to be
paid by William Palmer, Esq., Deputy Clerk of the Council.

Meath, C.S., Will. Kildare, C.S., Narcissus Dublin, Aber-
corne, Blesinton, Cha. Feilding, Rich. Coote, P. Savage,
Robt. Doyne, W. Robinson.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (48) ; 5. A. (38) ; 3. B. (287). N° 1481.

20 JULY— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation For a General Fast.
Dublin : 20 July 1702.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1702.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 hath dom, p. 2) do the
Mount-Alexander, Tho. Keightley.

Friday, 14 August, to be a fast day. Archbishops, &c.,
to compose a form of prayer.

Narcissus Dublin, Abercorne, Rich. Meath, Rob. King,
Cha. Dering.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (44) ; 5. A. (35) ; 3. B. (284). N° 1477.

18 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Enforcing the laws against tories and rapparees.]
Dublin : 18 December 1702.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1702.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 207 se- Keeping p. 2) the above
Mount-Alexander, Tho. Keightley.

The evil of rapparees is daily increasing, and people can-
not go to market for fear of being stripped on the roads.
£20 reward, above the reward levied on the county for
every robber, tory, &c., brought in or killed, and a pardon

182

1702-3: 1-2 Anne

Nos 1482-9

if an accomplice for all crimes but murder. £10 reward for
the conviction of harbourers of tories, &c. If any tory, &c.,
guilty of murder be killed, his slayer, if a tory, may be
pardoned even for murder.

Narcissus Dublin, Abercorne, Eich. Meath, Edw. Down
and Connor, Cha. Feilding, Eich. Coote, Eich. Cox, Eobt.
Doyne, W. Eobinson, Cha. Dering.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (49) ; 5. A. (39) ; 3. B. (288). N° 1482.

1702-3

11 JANUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOURS OF HER MAJESTIES KINGDOM
OF IRELAND. A Declaration.

[For the surrender of certain deserters.]

Dublin: 11 January 1702[-3].

Dublin: A. Crook: 1702[-3].

3 pp. Gothic letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 206 Of- fences p. 2) Fownes’s such
p. 3) List of Deserters

Mount-Alexander, Tho. Keiglitley.

Certain privates and non-commissioned officers have de-
serted from Brig. Bosses regiment of dragoons in Flanders
and are in hiding. A free pardon to all who surrender to
Col. Owen Wynne, or Mr. James Southwell, at Mr. Fownes’s
warehouse, Cork Hill, before 10 February, or to any of
their officers. Any deserters re-enlisted are to be handed
over. Those who do not surrender will be punished.

[Follows] A list of 76 deserters with their place of
abode.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (27); 5. A. (23). N° 1483.

11 JANUARY.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 Of- fences 2) Fownes’s such 3) List.

Another edition of No. 1483, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (289). N° 1484.

25 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For the arrest of certain outlaws.]

Dublin : 25 February 170§.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1702[-3].

4 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 Parliament cell p. 2) the p. 3) the
p. 4) and their

Mount-Alexander, Tho. Keightley.

Presented as tories: — Charles Hennesy of Ballyloge,
Nicolas Purcell, James Hicky of Mokully (Kilkenny);
Phelim Doyle, David Jones, Thomas Carney, Rose Butler
(spinster), and Daniel Flood of Wexford ; Teige Hanly mac
Teige Braddagh Hanly and Bryan Hanly mac Teige Brad-
dagh Hanly of Tarmonbarry (Roscommon) ; Thady Skully
of Cappengarron (King’s Co.) ; Andrew Morrison of Culli-
garry (Tyrone); Patrick mac Donogh of Claremadden, and
Owen mac Dermot of the same (Galway) ; John Gold of
Cappagh (Waterford) ; Robert Freny of Ballyomurreene
(Tipperary) ; George Davis of Rahillmore, Terence Cunning-
ham of Cork, Donogh Carty alias Garruffe and Dermot Leary
alias Mauntaugh of Drishane, Phillip and Morris Noonane
of Aghasollus, Peter Leary alias Tubrid of Shanacrane,
Cornelius Callanane alias Carthy of Cummer (Cork) ; John
Feanagh and James Feanagh of Cleanless (Limerick) ; Cor-
nelius Doyle of Blind wood and Christopher Kenny (Wick-
low). They are to surrender by 25 March or be convict of
high treason. None to aid them. Any accomplice who kills
two of them pardoned.

Abercorne, Edw. Down and Connor, Cha. Feilding, Rich.
Coote, Robt. Doyne, W. Robinson, Cha. Dering.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (29) ; 5. A. (26) ; 3. B. (290). N° 1485.

183

1703

25 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For apprehending the murderers of Edward Heaton.]
Dublin : 25 March 1703.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1703.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 207 Murther ment Con-
Mount-Alexander, Tho. Keightley.

£20 reward and a free pardon to accomplices for convic-
tion of the murderers of Edward Heaton, Esq., of Balli-
skenagh (King’s Co.), on 4 March last near his dwelling
house. Information to William Palmer, Esq., Deputy
Clerk of the Privy Council; Richard Barry, Second Re-
membrancer of the Exchequer; or Francis Heaton, brother
of the said Edward Heaton.

Meath, C.S., Blesinton, Edw. Down and Connor, Shel-
burne, Cha. Feilding, W. Robinson, P. Savage, Cha. Dering.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (58) ; 5. A. (46) ; 3. B. (291). N° 1486.

21 APRIL. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For the recapture of French prisoners of war.]
Dublin: 21 April 1703.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1703.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 207 Information away for
Mount-Alexander, Tho. Erie, Tho. Keightley.

Many French prisoners of war have escaped from Kinsale,
and have been concealed by certain of Her Majesty’s subjects,
which is high treason. All subjects are to aid in their
capture. Any who conceal or aid them are to be committed
to gaol for high treason without bail.

Will. Kildare, Abercorne, Cha. Feilding, P. Savage, Ri.
Pyne, Robt. Doyne, W. Robinson, Cha. Dering.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (59); 5. A. (47) ; 3. B. (292). N° 1487.

21 APRIL. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Against tories, robbers, &c.]

Dublin : 21 April 1703.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1703.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 Parlia- gher 2) Sulivan 3) Defect in
Mount-Alexander, Tho. Erie, Tho. Keightley.

Denis Muing of Barleagh, Cnogher More Sulivan of
Derrynitubrid , David Cleary of Coolnekilly, Phillip Conill
of Derrintubrid, James Herbert of Clideragh, Loghlen
O Daw of Kilcollman, David Fling of Gortskagh, Dermod
Callaghan of Cappanagawe, Daniel Shanaliane of Kilteige,
Teige Leary alias Rountagh of Gurranapeky, Daniel Leary
alias Tubrid of Tullagh, Teige Sulivan of Bantry, father to
Daniel and Melcher Sulivan, Dennis mac Dermod Connor of
Ballyrodoonig, and Sarah, wife of Dermod Sulivan alias
Skeltagh of Curloon, are all presented as tories (Cork,
27 March 1703). They are to surrender before 21 May;
after that date they are outlawed. Pardon to accomplices
giving up two or more.

Will. Kildare, C.S., Abercorne, Cha. Feilding, P. Savage,
Ri. Pyne, Robt. Doyne, W. Robinson, Cha. Dering.

Orm. (197). P.R.O. Dub. 5. A. (48).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 471.

21 APRIL.

3 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 Parlia- gher p. 2) Sulivan
Another edition of No. 1488, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (60) ; 3. B. (293).

N° 1488.

p. 3) Defect, in

N° 1489.

Nos 1490-7

1703-4: 2 Anne

30 APRIL. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For apprehending the rescuers of Bishop Donelan.]
Dublin : 30 April 1703.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1703.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 Po- in 2) Titular 3) Require shall

Mount-Alexander, Tho. Erie.

The titular Bishop Donelan of Clonfert was taken by-
force from the custody of William Elliot, Neale Mount-
Gomery, Edward Jones, and William Feddericks on 30
March in the highway in Co. Galway, the said titular
popish bishop being in custody on a warrant. Their arms
were taken from them, and Jones and Mount-Gomei-y
wounded. Mayors, sheriffs, &c., are to search for the bishop
and for the rioters and apprehend them. £50 reward for
the bishop in addition to any sums under pi’evious proclama-
tions, £20 for two of the rioters on horseback, or four of the
rioters on foot, with a free pardon to accomplices. £20
reward for the apprehension of . . . Morragh, a titular vicar-
general, who escaped from a ship in Cork, on which he had
been placed to be transpoi'ted.

Will. Kildai-e, C.S., Abercorne, Cha. Feilding, Ri. Pyne,
Robt. Doyne, W. Robinson, Cha. Dering.

Orm. (198). P R.O. Dub. 5. A. (49).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 473. N° 1490.

30 APRIL.

3 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 Po- in p. 2) Titular p. 3) Require shall

Another edition of No. 1490, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (294); 5 (62). N° 1491.

12 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOUR OF IRELAND. A Declaration.

[Officers to return to their quarters.]

Dublin : 12 August 1703.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1703.

1 f. Gothic letter. Edward Southwell.

Arms 206 Majesties upon Notice

Ormonde.

All officers and soldiex-s absent without licence to return
to their quarters forthwith, and those on leave to return
when their leave is expired. No one to be absent in future
without leave. Colonels, &c., to give notice of this to their
officers.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (64); 5. A. (50) ; 3. B. (295). N° 1492.

24 NOVEMBER. — BY THE LORD LIEU-
TENANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclama-
tion.

[For the apprehension of certain outlaws.]

Dublin : 24 November 1703.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1703.

3 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 207 Parlia- renny p. 2) and p. 3) knowing- and

Ormonde.

Presented : Owen Bawn Mac Donnell of Rathmacrakan,
Patrick Mac Donnell of Bali-enny, Owen Boy Gilsenan of
Hamlinstown (Meath) ; William Braddagh Burk of Carri-
geene, William Geran, weaver, and Dennis Roe Ryan,
shoemaker, of Gurtna Wolagh, Teige Kennedy of Cullen,
James Cuninghan and Daniel Dwyer of Insologher (Tip-
perary) ; Owen Bane Mac Donnell of Longstowne (Louth)
to surrender before 22 December, or be convict of high
treason.

Donough Carty alias Garruffe of Drishane and Dermod
Leaiy alias Mountagh of the same, Phillip and Moms
Nonane of Aghasollus, Peter Leaiy alias Tubrid of Shana-
crane, Cornelius Callaghane alias Carty of Cumber (Cork) ;

John and James Feanagh of Cleanless (Co. Limerick), all
well known tories, have lately mui-dered Pierce Green,
eldest son of John Green of Abbey (Limerick). They are
to be arrested. £20 reward for Owen Bane Mac Donnell,
£10 for Patrick Mac Donnell, £20 for the murderers of
Pierce Green, £10 for taking and convicting any harbourer
of tories, and a free pai’don if an accomplice.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (65); 5. A. (51); 3. B. (296). N° 1493.

7 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT GENERAL AND GENERAL GOV-
ERNOUR OF IRELAND. A Declai-ation.
[Concerning BaiTack-room damages.]

Dublin : 7 December 1703.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1703.

2 pp. Gothic letter. Edward Southwell.

Arms 207 notwith- ed p. 2) and will
Ormonde.

Notwithstanding repeated orders, some officers do not
make good damages to barrack-room utensils and bedding.
The officer in command before leaving baxracks is to inspect
them with the barrack-master, and repair all damages or
leave him sufficient money to do so, or his subsistence shall
be stopped. A monthly report to be sent in by each com-
manding officer to the Quarter-Master-General in Dublin.
This to be hung up in every barracks.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (67); 5. A. (52). N° 1494.

7 DECEMBER.

2 ff. Gothic lettei-.

Arms 207 notwith- ed 2) and will
Another edition of No. 1494, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (297). N° 1495.

1703-4

15 JANUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation For
a General Fast.

Dublin: 15 Januai’y 1703[-4].

Dublin : A. Crook : 1703[-4].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 207 dreadful Wrath 2) restoring Duty.
Ormonde.

Fi-iday, 18 February, to be a fast for the Great Wind, and
to implore a blessing on Her Majesty’s arms. Archbishops,
&c., to compose a form of prayer.

Rich. Cox, Cane., Will. Dublin, Inchiquin, Mount-
Alexander, Abercorne, Rich. Meath, Will. Kildare, Edvv.
Down and Connor, Shelburne, Cha. Feilding, Wm. Stuart,
Chris. Wandesford, Robt. Doyne, Rich. Ingoldsby, Cha-
Dex-ing.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (50) ; 5. A. (40) ; 3. B. (298). N° 1490.

17 JANUARY. — BY EDWARD SOUTH
WELL, ESQ; HER MAJESTIES PRIN-
CIPAL SECRETARY OF STATE FOR
THE KINGDOM OF IRELAND. [Begins]

Whereas Her Majesty . . .

[Prisoners to be exchanged with France.]
Dublin: 17 January 1703[-4].

Dublin : A. Crook : 1703[-4].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 206 pleased and Dublin
A ship is at Kinsale to convey French prisoners to France
for exchange. It will be ready to sail 25th inst. Prisoners
repairing to Kinsale will be received by Col. Hawley, Lieut. -
Gov. of Kinsale Fort, and sent over with the rest. Any
French pi’isoners in custody are to be set free and allowed
to go to Kinsale.

P.R.O. Dub. 5. A. (41) ; 3. B. (299). N° 1497.

184

1703-4: 2-3 Anne

Nos 1498-1506

4 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT GENERAL AND GENERAL GOV-
ERNOUR OF IRELAND. A Declaration.
[For the Order of the Army.]

Dublin : 4 February 1703[-4].

Dublin: A. Crook: 1703[-4].

5 ff. Roman letter. Edward Southwell.

Arms 207 the behave 2) Broke ; 3) Commissioned

4) of 5) may bear

Ormonde.

As No. 1544, q.v., with slight differences.

P.R.O. Dub! 5. A. (42) ; 1. C. (255). N° 1498.

4 FEBRUARY.

5 pp. Roman letter.

Arms 207 the behave p. 2) Broke ; p. 3) Commissioned
p. 4) of p. 5) may bear

Another edition of No. 1498, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (300). N° 1499.

12 FEBRUARY. — BY THE LORD CHAN
CELLOR OF IRELAND, THE LORDS
CHIEF JUSTICES OF HER MAJESTIES
COURTS OF QUEENS-BENCH AND
COMMON-PLEAS, AND THE LORD
CHIEF BARON OF HER MAJESTIES
COURT OF EXCHEQUER. [Begins] Where-
as in and by one . . .

[For the prices of Wines.]

Four Courts, Dublin: 12 February 1703[-4],
Dublin : A. Crook : 1703[-4].

2 pp. Roman & Gothic letter.

Arms 206 passed nours p. 2) Proclamation the
French white wine and claret, Is. 2d. per quart ; Canary
and sherry, Is. 8 d. ; Portugal and Spanish wines, Is. 8 d. ;
tent, 2s. 6 d. ; Rhenish, Is. 4 d.

Rich. Cox, Cane., Ri. Pyne, Robb Doyne, N. Donnellan.
P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (301). N° 1500.

16 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[Against correspondence with French or Spanish
privateers.]

Dublin: 16 February 1703[-4].

Dublin : A. Crook : 1703[-4].

3 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 during Destruction p. 2) upon p. 3) of at

Ormonde.

Recites correspondence with French privateers kept up
by fishing boats. This must not take place. £20 reward
for the conviction of any person carrying intelligence or
provisions to any French or Spanish ship, and pardon if an
accomplice. Arrangements for payment of reward. Mayors,
&c., to seize on all holding correspondence with the enemy.

Rich. Cox, Cane., Inchiquin, Mount- Alexander, Abereorne,
Will. Kildare, Cha. Feilding, P. Savage, Ri. Pyne, Robb
Doyne, Cha. Deering, Edward Southwell.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (52) ; 5. A. (43) ; 3. B. (302). N° 1501.

18 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT GENERAL AND GENERAL GOV-
ERNOUR OF IRELAND. A Declaration.
[Concerning the care of empty Barracks.]
Dublin: 18 February 1703[-4].

Dublin : A. Crook : 1703[-4].

1 f. Roman letter. Edward Southwell.

Arms 207 Masters to affixed

Ormonde.

Empty barracks to be put under the care of the commanding

VOL. II

officer of adjoining ones, who shall be responsible for the
stores therein. Periodical inspections (in company with the
barrack-master) are to be held.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (54); 5. A. (44); 3. B. (303). N° 1502.

13 MARCH.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation For the
encouraging of Piety and Virtue, and for the pre-
venting and punishing of Vice, Prophaneness and
Immorality.

Dublin : 13 March 1703[-4].

Dublin : A. Crook : 1703[-4].

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 207 all Proclamation 2) enforced 3) and answera-

Ormonde.

A reissue of No. 1465, q.v.

Narcissus Armach. , Rich. Cox, Cane., Will. Dublin, Mount-
Alexander, Abereorne, Rich. Meath, Will. Kildare, Edw.
Down and Connor, Cha. Feilding, Ri. Pyne, Robb Doyne,
Wni. Stewart, Cha. Deering, Edward Southwell, Tho. Erie.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (55) ; 5. A. (45). N° 1503.

13 MARCH.

3 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 207 all Proclamation p. 2) enforced p. 3) and
answera-

Another edition of No. 1503, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (304). N° 1504.

1704

27 APRIL. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER
NOURS OF IRELAND. A Declaration.
[Concerning deserters.]

Dublin: 27 April 1704.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1704.

2 ff. Gothic letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 206 Pri- other 2) Regiment Declaration
Rich. Cox, Cane., Mount-Alexander, Tho. Erie.

A number of soldiers (owing to bad advice) have deserted
from their regiments, and some have enlisted in others. All
desertei's will be pardoned provided they re-enlist before
1 June. Those already enlisted to stay in the regiment they
have joined. Recruiting officers may enlist deserters. Those
who do not rejoin will be severely punished. This to be
published and affixed.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (69) ; 5. A. (54). N° 1505.

27 APRIL.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 Pri- other p. 2) Regiment Declaration
Another edition of No. 1505, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (305). N° 1506.

17 MAY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Concerning licences for Papists to carry arms.]
Dublin : 17 May 1704.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1704.

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 that Falsified p. 2) such appointed.
Rich. Cox, Cane., Mount-Alexander, Tho. Erie.

As forged licences for papists to carry arms are in circula-
tion all licences are revoked. Past licences to be sent in to
the Council and arms given up to magisti’ates before 10 June,
who are then to make search for concealed arms. New
licences will be issued without fee to papists entitled to bear

B b

185

Nos 1507-14

1704-5: 3 Anne

arms. Any one carrying arms after that date by virtue of
an old licence to be arrested. Half forfeiture to informers.

Will. Dublin, Will. Kildare, Cha. Feilding, P. Savage,

Ri. Pyne, Robt. Doyne, N. Donnellan.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (71); 5. A. (56); 3. B. (306). N° 1507.

19 JULY .—[BY THE LORD MAYOR OF
DUBLIN.] By the Right Honourable the Lord
Mayor of the City of Dublin, and the Worshipful
the Masters, Wardens, and Brethren of the Holy
Trinity Guild of Merchants, Dublin.

[Dublin] : 19 July 1704.

Dublin : Joseph Ray 1 : 1704.

1 f. Roman letter.

of Wardens Wardens

Appoints fees for the fifty master porters. Measuring
porters to be paid by the seller, and bearing porters paid by
the buyer.

John Page, Lord Mayor, Clement Milward and Thomas
Wilkinson, Masters of Trinity Guild, John Wimmin,
Thomas Thorne, Wardens.

P.R.O. Dub. P. 3 (100).

1 In Skinner Row. N° 1508.

31 JULY. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN-
ERAL AND GENERAL GOVERNORS OF
IRELAND. A Declaration.

[Reward for arrest of deserters.]

Dublin : 31 July 1704.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1704.

1 f. Roman letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 207 Her and Offi-

Rich. Cox, Cane., Mount-Alexander, Tho. Erie.

Offering a reward of £6 sterling for every deserter de-
livered to his company or regiment.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (72) ; 5. A. (57) ; 3. B. (307). N° 1509.

29 AUGUST. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation For a Thanks-
giving.

Dublin: 29 August 1704.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1704.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 his ness 2) gi- such
Rich. Cox, Cane , Mount-Alexander.

Thursday, 7 Sept. (Dublin) and 21 Sept, (rest of Ireland)
to be a day of thanksgiving for the victory at Blenheim.
Archbishops, &c., to compose a form of prayer.

Narcissus Armach., Will. Dublin, Abercorne, Will.
Kildare, St. Geo. Clogher, Cha. Feilding, Chris. Wandesford.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (73) ; 5. A. (58) ; 3. B. (308). N° 1510.

25 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES GENERAL AND GENERAL GOV
ERNOURS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Parliament prorogued.]

Dublin: 25 September 1704.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1704.

1 f. Gothic letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 206 divers ment ob-

Rich. Cox, Cane., Mount-Alexander.

Parliament is further prorogued from 3 Oct. to 10 February
next.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (75) ; 5. A. (59) ; P. 3 (36) ; 3. B. (309).

N° 1511.

186

7 OCTOBER— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NORS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Concerning deserters from the Earl of Donegall’s
regiment.]

Dublin : 7 October 1704.

Dub in : A. Crook : 1704.

1 f. Gothic letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 206 spread therefore due
Rich. Cox, Cane., Mount-Alexander, Tho. Erie.

Desertions from the Earl of Donegall’s regiment have
been caused by a report that the arrears would not be paid.
Tsvo commissioners will be at Cork on 12 October to pay all
arrears. All deserters since 24 June are to return there at
once to receive their arrears and set out for Portugal. Any
deserters who arrive too late, and produce within thirty days
at Dublin a certificate of having been to Cork to rejoin their
regiment, will be pardoned and paid their arrears.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (76); 5. A. (60) ; 3. B. (310). N° 1512.

30 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation, For
Encouraging Seamen and Landmen to Enter them-
selves on Board Her Majesties Ships of War.

Dublin : 30 December 1704.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1704.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 207 vo- Conduct Secured

Ormonde.

Cites proclamation 14 Dec. 1704, No. 4380, Eng., q.v.
Extends it to Irish seamen who enter between 1 Jan. and
20 Feb. at Carrickfergus, Dublin, Waterford, and Kinsale.
Magistrates to give a certificate of entry free. Conduct
money Id. per mile paid. Lists of entries to be sent to
Edward Southwell, Secretary of State for Ireland. Straggling
seamen and able-bodied landmen to be sent on board ship.

Narcissus Armach., Rich. Cox, Cane., Will. Dublin,
Drogheda, Mount-Alexander, Abercorne, Will. Kildare,
Shelburne, Cha. Feilding, John Percivale, P. Savage, Robt.
Doyne, N. Donnellan, Wm. Steuart, Edward Southwell.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (77); 5. A. (61), 3. B. (311). N° 1513.

1704-5

27 JANUARY— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT GENERAL AND GENERAL GOV-
ERNOR OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Parliament to meet on 10 February.]

Dublin : 27 January 1704[-5].

Dublin : A. Crook : 1704[-5].

1 f. Roman letter. Edward Southwell.

Arms 207 Parlia- fit due

Ormonde.

Cites proclamation 25 Sept., No. 1511, q.v. Parliament
will meet on 10 February.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (68) ; 5. A. (53) ; 3. B. (312). N° 1514.

12 FEBRUARY. — BY THE LORD CHAN-
CELLOR OF IRELAND, THE LORDS
CHIEF JUSTICES OF HER MAJESTIES
COURTS OF QUEENS-BENCH AND
COMMON-PLEAS, AND THE LORD
CHIEF BARON OF HER MAJESTIES
COURT OF EXCHEQUER. [Begins] Where-
as in and by one Act . . .

[For the prices of Wines.]

Four Courts, Dublin: 12 February 1704[-5].
Dublin : A. Crook : 1704[-5].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 passed of 2) openly same

1704-5: 3-4 Anne

Nos 1515-21

French white wine and claret, Is. 2d. per quart ; Canary,
sherry, and all Portugal or Spanish wines (except tent),
Is. 8 d. ; tent, 2s. 6 d. ; Rhenish wine, Is. 4 d.

Rich. Cox, Cane., Ri. Pyne, Robb Doyne, N. Donnellan.
P.R.O. Dub. 5. A. (55); 3. B. (313). N° 1515.

1705

30 MARCH - [BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL.] An Alphabetical List of the
Names of all such Persons of the Popish Religion
within the Kingdom of Ireland, who have Licences
to bear or carry Arms.

Dublin : 30 March 1705.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1705.

3 ff. Roman letter. H. Pulteney.

Arms 206

114 persons licensed to carry swords, and 1 burgess licensed
to have a gun and no sword. 21 of those licensed to have
swords only, the others to have a case of pistols and a gun.

P.R.O. S.P.I. 366. Orm. (199). P.R.O. Dub. 3. B.
(314).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 475. N° 1516.

9 APRIL— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For the arrest of certain outlaws.]

Dublin: 9 April 1705.

Dublin: A. Crook : 1705.

5 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 Parlia- County 2) Pil- 3) Yeoman,

4) shall 5) or same

Ormonde.

Presented : Neil 6 Donnell of Ardress, Bryan 6 Donnechy
of Castledillon, and John Dempsey of the same (Armagh) ;
James Burk of Cawsyestown (Meath) ; Art Duff 6 Donnelly,
Phelomy Bane 6 Gavan, Neile Frestagh 6 Donnolly, Hugh
Navadagh 6 Donnolly, Duoltoghe Duff 6 Donnolly, Shane
Barmagh 5 Donnolly, Owen Minagh, Hugh Minagh, Art
Minaghe, Paul Duffe 6 Divin (Tyrone) ; John Balfe of
Ballynestokan (Wicklow); Thomas Casey and Robert Griffith
of Ballygeeth (Meath) ; Bryan Keigh 6 Donnelly (Portnorris);
Fardinando Mac Cann of Loghgilly (Armagh) ; William
Wilson of Carrickfergus (Antrim) ; John Dempsy, Armagh ;
Daniel 6 Donagh of Dromoher (Armagh) ; Alexander Bane
Mac Cabe of Corungyen, Patrick Ward of Carkenagh,
Bryan 6 Murphy of Corgaloges, Owen and Sinister Mac
Mahon, Phillip mac Ardle, Neice mac Bread, Owen 6 Moan,
and Francis mac Kenna of Trugh (Monaghan) ; Patrick
Coyle, Bryan Duffy, Coll Murphy, Redmond mac Cabe, and
Patrick mac a Tee, all of Sharcock (Cavan) ; Auliffe Callahane
of Killcorney, Robert Barry alias Snave of Gortnaglough,
Simon Leary of Twohogige, Teige Roe Clighly of Shanakiel,
Daniel Sweny of Amphi-oybuy (Cork) ; Daniel Croneene of
Balloghcomane (Kerry) ; Denis Twomy of Macromp (Cork) ;
John Long of the same, Dermod Croneen of Ballyeomane,
James Barry alias Snavee of Shanakiel, Robert Barry of
the same, Teige Keighly of the same, John Twomy of
the same, Donogh Twomy of Ballyvorny, Thomas Curtin
of Binninagh, Finnin Driscoll of Crokhaven, William
Barry, late of Inchinavanagh, Dermod Callaghane of
Cappanagaule, Denis Croneene of Iweleary, Garret Culla-
bard of Glaunduffe. John Balfe is to surrender by 17 April ;
the others by 1 May, or be convicted of high treason. Pardon
to accomplices who kill or convict two of them.

Narcissus Armach., Rich. Cox, Cane., Inchiquin, Aber-
corne, Will. Kildare, Cha. Feilding, P. Savage, Wm. Steuart,
Edward Southwell, Chris. Wandesford, Tho. Erie.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (86) ; 5. A. (67) ; 3. B. (315). N° 1517.

10 APRIL— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For the arrest of John Balfe.]

Dublin : 10 April 1705.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1705.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 in Majesty 2) or John
Ormonde.

John Balfe of Ballynestockan, Co. Wicklow, presented as
a tory, has written to the Council promising to do all the
mischief he can, unless he is pardoned. He is to surrender
for trial before 17 April. £100 reward for him dead or
alive, and a free pardon for all robberies and burglaries.

Narcissus Armach., Rich. Cox, Cane., Mount-Alexander,
Inchiquin, Will. Kildare, Cha. Feilding, Edward Southwell,
Wm. Steuart, Cha. Dering.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (316). N° 1518.

10 APRIL.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVERNOR
OF IRELAND. A Declaration.

[For providing Barrack Furniture.]

Dublin : 10 April 1705.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1705.

1 f. Roman letter. Edward Southwell.

Arms 207 pro- tain from

Ormonde.

As No. 1582, q.v. Sum allowed, Is. 6 d. per trooper; Is.
per foot soldier.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (91) ; 5. A. (68) ; 3. B. (317). N° 1519.

2 MAY. — BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation Fora General
Fast.

Dublin: 2 May 1705.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1705.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 207 the of so

Ormonde.

11 May, Dublin (25 May, rest of Ireland) appointed a fast
day for success in war. Archbishops, &c., to compose a form
of prayer.

Narcissus Armach., Rich. Cox, Cane., Drogheda, Cha.
Feilding, Tho. Keigh tly, Wm. Steuart, Edward Southwell,
P. Savage, Rob1. Doyne, N. Donnellan.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (92); 5. A. (69); 3. B. (318). N° 1520.

31 JULY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For putting in execution the Mutiny Act.]
Dublin : 31 July 1705.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1705.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 207 England, “ if Receivers
Rich. Cox, Cane., Cutts.

Cites the Mutiny Act (Eng.) as to mutiny and desertion
with the clause extending it to. Ireland. This law is to be
strictly enforced against all who conceal deserters.

Montrath, Mount-Alexander, Blessinton, Will. Kildare.
Edward Southwell, Cha. Deering.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (93) ; 5. A. (70) ; 3. B. (319). N° 1521.

17 AUGUST. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation For a Thanks-
giving.

Dublin: 17 August 1705.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1705.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 207 his Publick all

B b 2

Nos 1522-8

1705-6: 4-5 Anne

Rich. Cox, Cane., Cutts.

Tuesday, 28 August, Dublin (Thursday, 6 Sept., elsewhere)
to be a day of thanksgiving for Marlborough’s victories in
the Netherlands. Archbishops, &c., to compose a form of
prayer.

Montrath, Mount-Alexander, Blesinton, Will. Kildare
Shelburne, Cha. Dering.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (94) ; 5. A. (71) ; 3. B. (320). N° 1522.

1705-6

3 JANUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation For Encou-
raging Seamen and Landmen to Enter themselves
on Board Her Majesty’s Ships of War.

Dublin : 3 January 170§.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1705[-6].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 207 vo- and such
Rich. Cox, Cane., Cutts.

Cites proclamation 18 Dec. 1705, No. 4399, Eng., q.v.
This is extended to Ireland. Seamen may enter at Dublin,
Waterford, or Kinsale. Conductmoney, Id. per mile, paid.
Straggling seamen and able-bodied landmen to be arrested.

Abercorne, W. Meath, W. Kildare, Edw. Down and
Connor, Cha. Feilding, Ri. Pyne, Cha. Dering, T. Fairfax,
Shelburne.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (78), (95); 5. A. (62), (72); 3. B. (321).

N° 1523.

9 FEBRUARY. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES GENERAL, AND GENERAL
GOVERNORS OF IRELAND. A Declara-
tion.

[For discovery of the robbers at the Treasury.]
Dublin: 9 February 1705[-6].

Dublin : A. Crook : 1705[-6],

1 f. Gothic letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 206 was Shillings Of-
Rich. Cox, Cane., Cutts.

The Treasury at Dublin was robbed on the 8th inst. of
about £1,300. £100 reward for the first information leading
to conviction of the malefactors, and 2s. in the pound for
recovery of the money.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (79); 5. A. (63); 3. B. (322). N° 1524.

12 FEBRUARY— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Declaration.

[For encouraging seamen to enter the Navy.]
Dublin : 12 February 1705[-6].

Dublin : A Crook : 1705 [-6].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 in with to
Rich. Cox. Cane., Cutts.

Cites proclamation 3 Jan., No. 1523, q.v. The date there
limited (20 Feb.) is extended to 1 March.

Narcissus Armach., Abercorne, Blesinton, W. Kildare,
Kerry, Cha. Feilding, Cha. Dering.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (80) ; 5. A. (64) ; 3. B. (323). N° 1525.

12 FEBRUARY. — BY THE LORD CHAN
CELLOR OF IRELAND, and the Lords Chief
Justices of Her Majesties Courts of Queens-Bench
and Common-Pleas. [Begins] Whereas in and
by . . .

[For the prices of Wines.]

Four Courts, Dublin : 12 February 170f.

Dublin : A. Crook : 170f.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 passed Chancellor 2) openly, are

French white wine and claret, Is. quart ; Canary, sherry,
and all Portugal and Spanish wines (except tent), Is. 8 d. ;
tent, 2s. 6 d. ; Rhenish, Is. id.

Rich. Cox, Cane., Ri. Pyne, Rob. Doyne.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (96) ; 5. A. (73) ; 3. B. (324). N° 1526.

20 FEBRUARY. — BY THE LORDS JUS
TICES AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[For the arrest of certain outlaws.]

Dublin : 20 February 1705 [-6].

Dublin: A. Crook: 1705[-6].

4 fF. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 Parlia- gan 2) of 3) Bally- 4) suf- pro-
Rich. Cox, Cane., Cutts.

Presented : Edward Freeman of Maghgrycanon, Robert
Goodman of Cloghore, Tomlin 6 Mullan of Ballykelly,
Patrick Tenny 6 Hagan and Hugh 6 Hagan of Shamore or
Stramore, Donaghy 6 Connor of Mawdamlaght, Rory
Bradagh o Cahan and John O’Cahan of Maglirymore,
Cormick Cassidy and Paul o Devlin of Ballynaskreen,
Tiege o Cassedy of Maghera (Londonderry) ; Patrick and
Jeffery Brennan of Ragarragh, Hugh Coffee alias Keho of
Farnane (Queen’s Co.); Patrick, Thomas, and Jeffery Brenan
of Rathgara, Bryan me. Evar of Cruttenelough, Teige o
Boe Brennan of Rathculty, Thomas Murphy of Knoeka-
leane, Hugh Byrne of Smithstown (Kilkenny) ; John Barry
of Duneraple (Cork) ; Richard Devoreux of Rathcoole
(Wexford) ; James Johnson of Navan (Meath) ; Bryan and
Con Connelly of Lismacanigan (Cavan); John Ryly alias
John Me. Torlogh Meregah Ryly of Drumhallry (Longford) ;
Thomas Conally of Briskwallstown, and James Balfe of
Ballyslackan (Wicklow) ; Daniel and Melcher Sullivan of
Glaungariff, Peter Connell of Clongeele, Daniel Shehehane
of Plackanes, John me. Thomas Barry of Ballyhooly,
Cahell o Garry of Ballydore (Cork). All are to surrender
before 20 March, or be convicted of high treason. Felony to
shelter them. Pardon to accomplices killing two of them.

Abercorn, W. Meath, W. Kildare, Edward Down and
Connor, Shelburn, Cha. Fielding, P. Savage, Robert Doyne,
T. Fairfax.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (81); 5. A. (65); 3. B. (325). N° 1527.

22 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[To encourage seamen to enter the Navy.]
Dublin: 22 March 1705[-6].

Dublin: A. Crook : 1705[-6].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 hath Prince hasten

Rich. Cox, Cane., Cutts.

A bounty of 40s. for every able seaman and 23s. to every
ordinary seaman, gaver-man, &c., will be paid with conduct
money of 1 d. per mile, and pay from day of entry before a
magistrate by Captain George Camock, commander of H.M.S.
Speedwell, at Dublin.

Mount-Alexander, Abercorn, W. Meath, Edward Down
and Connor, Kerry, Shelburne, R. Ingoldsby, Cha. Fielding,
P. Savage, Cha. Dering, Tho. Keightley, T. Fairfax.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (85); 5. A. (66); 3. B. (326). N° 1528.

1706

27 MAY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN
ERAL, AND GENERAL GOVERNORS
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Proroguing Parliament.]

Dublin: 27 May 1706.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1706.

1 f. Gothic letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 206 divers this atten-

188

1706-7: 5-6 Anne

Nos 1529-36

Rich. Cox, Cane., Cutts.

Parliament is further prorogued from 13 June to 4 March
next.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (100) ; 5. A. (76) ; 3. B. (327). N° 1529.

10 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation For a Thanksgiving.
Dublin : 10 June 1706.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1706.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 Infinite Blest neg-
Rich. Cox, Cane., Cutts.

Thursday, 27 June, to be a day of thanksgiving for recent
victories in Castile and Catalonia, and in Brabant. Arch-
bishops, &c., to compose a form of prayer.

Narcissus Armach., Will. Dublin, Drogheda, Abercorne,
Shelburne, Cha. Dering, W. Robinson.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (101) ; 5. A. (77) ; 3. B. (328). N° 1530.

3 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation For a Thanks-
giving.

Dublin: 3 December 1706.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1706.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 202 Prote- duty perfor-
Rich. Cox, Cane., Cutts.

Tuesday, 31 Dec., to be a day of thanksgiving for the suc-
cesses in the war. Archbishops, &c., to compose a form of
prayer.

Narcissus Armach., Will. Dublin, W. Kildare, St. Geo.
Clogher, Ri. Pyne, Rob. Doyne, P. Savage, Cha. Fielding,
T. Fairfax, Cha. Dering.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (102) ; 5. A. (78) ; 3. B. (329). N° 1531.

10 DECEMBER— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
OF IRELAND AND COUNCIL. A Procla-
mation.

[For enforcing the law as to butter packing, &c.]
Dublin : 10 December 1706.

Dublin: A. Crook : 1706.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 of Twenty 2) under Coun-
Rich. Cox, Cane., Cutts.

Cites law as to butter packing and slaughter of export
cattle. Half casks of butter which ought to contain 112 1b.
of butter now only contain 92, and beeves are slaughtered
for export below 5 years. These offences are to be stopped.
Mayors and magistrates to regard the oaths they have taken
to execute the law.

Narcissus Armach., Will. Dublin, St. Geo. Clogher,
Kerry, Shelburn, Cha. Fielding, P. Savage, Ri. Pyne,
Rob. Doyne, R. Freeman, Tho. Keiglitly, Cha. Dering, T.
Fairfax.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (103); 5. A. (79); 3. B. (330).

N° 1532.

1706-7

15 FEBRUARY— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NORS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
Dublin: 15 February 1706[-7l.

Dublin: A. Crook : 1706[-7].

1 f. Roman letter’.

Arms 206 divers That of
Narcissus Armach., Rich. Cox, Cane.

Parliament is further prorogued from 4 March to
13 May.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (98); 5. A. (74); 3. B. (331). N° 1533.

18 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation. For a
General Fast.

Dublin : 18 March 1706[-7].

Dublin : A. Crook : 1706[-7].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 serious Boundless such
Narcissus Armach., Rich. Cox, Cane.

Wednesday, 9 April, to be a fast for assistance in war.
Archbishops, &c., to compose a form of prayer.

Will. Dublin, W. Kildare, Kerry, Rob. Doyne, R. Free-
man, Fairfax, Cha. Fielding.

P.R. O.Dub. 5 (99); 5. A. (75); 3. B. (332).

Dub. Gaz. 200. £T0 1534.

1707

15 APRIL.-BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation For a Publick
Thanksgiving.

Dublin: 15 April 1707.

Dublin : A Crook : 1707.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 204 won- that justly
Narcissus Armach., Rich. Cox, Cane.

Thursday, 1 May, to be a day of thanksgiving for the
Union between England and Scotland, and establishment
of the Protestant succession. Archbishops, &c., to com-
pose a form of prayer.

Will. Dublin, Abercorn, Wellbore Kildare, St. Geo.
Clogher, Shelburne, Cha. Feilding, Cha. Dering, T.
Fairfax.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (105); 5. A. (80); 3. B. (333).

Dub. Gaz. 208. N° 1535.

1 MAY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN
ERAL, AND GENERAL GOVERNORS
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Proroguing Parliament.]

Dublin : 1 May 1707.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1707.

1 f. Roman letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 203 divers said May,

Narcissus Armach., Rich. Cox, Cane.

Parliament is further prorogued from 13 May to 23 June.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (106) ; 5. A. (81) ; 3. B. (334). N° 1536.

13 MAY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For the arrest of certain outlaws.]

Dublin : 13 May 1707.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1707.

5 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 203 lately the 2) in 3) on 4) Coun-
5) twentieth their

Narcissus Armach., Rich. Cox, Cane.

Presentments : Redman Baccagh Mac Mahon of Kinogo
(Monaghan) ; Teige Mac Nelly of Ballycona (Galway) ; Art
6 Mellan of Kart (Antrim) ; Thady Duffe Sullevan of Kil-
corny (Cork) ; Gorry 6 Morgan of Leginany, Roger Bane 6
Morgan of Trim (Down) ; Ferdinando Mac Cann (Armagh) ;
Miles Reilly of Stah, . . . Mac Vearty, Phelemy Mac Cabe
of Lisnabuntroy (Cavan) ; Owen Colgan of Newry (Down) ;
Bryan Roe 6 Murphy and Coll Murphy of Skeagh, Bryan
More Mac Quillen of Choghernagh, Art Mac Kenna of
Coneyan, Patrick Mac Etee of Lisinksy, Roger Mac Mahon
of Eternagh, Randle Mac Donnel of Monaghan, Bryan
Kelly of Corkclea (Armagh) ; Art 6 Mallon of Antrim,
William Purcel of Dammerstown (Kilkenny) ; Michael

189

Nos 1537-42

1707: 6 Anne

Doyle of Ballynepark, Luke Doyle (same), Darby Foley of
Askekile, and Patrick Donnelly, all of Co. Wexford ; John
Na Currane (Kerry) ; William Mahaffy of Tonaghneere
(Down) ; Daniel Mac Mullan and Knogher Mac Mullan of
Inch, Bryan 6 Neile of Annagliill, and Hugh Murry of
Drumaragh ( all Down) ; Adam Ward of Tiveleny (Mona-
ghan) ; James Gina, Mortogh Sheehy, Dermod Kennedy,
John Shea, Daniel Mancheen alias Slavee, Dermod Calla-
ghane (Kerry) ; Ferdinando Doyle (Carlow) ; Dermod Bane
Sulevane, Michael Donoghue, Jeffry Connel, and Darby
Falvey of Gort Dromokery, Cornelius Mahony of Lissivi-
geen, Edmond FitzGerald, Darby Hirnlagh, and John
Hirnlagh of Glanflesk (Kerry) ; Daniel and Melchior Sul-
levan, John Na Currane of Bunnane, John Sullevan alias
Na Ruoge, and Daniel Sullevane alias Na Buoge of
Ballybegg (Kerry) ; Murtagh me Gennis of Mullingar,
Cormuck Kegan of Irishtown (Westmeath) ; Laurence Roch
of Buttlerswood, Edward Rainsford of Kiltegan, Darby
Tovee of Killibeg (Wicklow) ; Peter Donohoe alias Cahill
of Meenekerig (Cork) ; William Power of Curraheene,
William Dannell alias Me Dannel of Knockillevally, Lau-
rence Power of Curraghkilly, and James Britt of Ballydura
(Waterford) ; Dermod Bane Sullivan of Gortdrowmikery
(Kerry) ; Michael Donoghoe, Jeffry Connell, and Darby
Falvy of the same, Cornelius Mahony of Lissivigine (Kerry);
Thomas Collins of Moyalow (Cork) ; Dennis Driscoll of
Agahard (Cork) ; Dermod Fowloe of Glanfesk (Kerry) alias
John Shea, John me Thomas Barry of Bally hooly (Cork).
They are to surrender before 24 J une, or be ipso facto convicted
of high treason. No one is to shelter them. Any accom-
plice killing or procuring the conviction of two of these
shall receive a free pardon.

Will. Dublin, Abercorn, Wellbore Kildare, Cha. Feilding,
P. Savage, Ri. Pyne, Rob. Doyne, T. Fairfax.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (107) ; 5. A. (82); 3. B. (335).1

1 This copy has an extra sheet, ‘ A List of the Tories, Robbers, and
Rapparees, in this Proclamation mentioned.’ 76 lines. N° 1537.

24 MAY —BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Publishing Orders in Council of 17 April.]
Dublin : 24 May 1707.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1707.

1 f. Gothic & Roman letter.

Arms 202 between (with respective

Narcissus Armach., Rich. Cox, Cane.

Publishes Order in Council of 17 April, No. 4418, Eng.,
q.v. Similar changes are to be made in Ireland.

Will. Dublin, Abercorn, Shelburne, Cha. Feilding, P.
Savage, Ri. Pyne, Rob. Doyne, R. Freeman, Cha. Dering.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (336). N° 1538.

5 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN-
ERAL, AND GENERAL GOVERNORS
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Proroguing Parliament.]

Dublin : 5 June 1707.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1707.

1 f. Roman letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 203 weighty Declare give

Narcissus Armach., Rich. Cox, Cane.

Parliament is further prorogued from 23 June to 1 July.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (112) ; 5. A. (83) ; 3. B. (337). N° 1539.

10 JULY. — BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOR OF IRELAND. A Declaration.

[Officers to return to their quarters.]

Dublin : 10 July 1707.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1707.

1 f. Roman letter. Geo. Dodington.

O

Arms 203 Majesty’s taken answerable

Pembroke.

Officers and soldiers absent without leave to return to
quarters at once, those on licence at the expiration of their
leave.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (338).

Dub. Gaz. 233. Jfo 1540.

1 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Against unauthorized holidays.]

Dublin : 1 August 1707.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1707.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 203 the ry 2) who will
Pembroke.

Recites the public holidays (7 Wm. Ill), Sundays, Cir-
cumcision, Epiphany, St. Paul, Purification, St. Matthias,
Annunciation, St. Mark, St. Philip and St. Jacob, St. Bar-
nabas, Ascension, St. John Baptist, St. Peter, St. James,
St. Bartholomew, St. Matthew, St. Michael, St. Luke,
St. Simon and St. Jude, St. Andrew, St. Thomas, the
Nativity, St. Stephen, St. John, Holy Innocents, Monday
and Tuesday in Easter and Whitsun week, 23 October, 5
November, 30 January, and 29 May, with any other
oi’dered by government. A fine of 2s. or a whipping for
those refusing to work on any other day. Popish priests
are not to publish unauthorized holy-days at mass. Magis-
trates to punish offenders.

Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C., Will. Dublin, as in
No. 1542, except Drogheda.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (339).

Dub. Gaz. 246. N° 1541.

1 AUGUST.-BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For the arrest of those who took away Marg. me
Nemarra.]

Dublin : 1 August 1707.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1707.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 204 Assem- from and

Pembroke.

John OBryen, gent, of Co. Clare, with Stephen Buttler,
Luke Magrath, Patrick me Nemarra, Mortogh Bryen, and
Darby me Inering, all Irish papists, stopped Margaret me
Nemarra and her daughter Margaret on the high road from
Ennis, and carried away the daughter, and procuring John
Machlyn, a popish friar, to marry her against her consent.
They are all to be arrested. <£'50 reward for John OBryen,
£20 for John Machlin, £10 each for the others, and £40 for
the rescue of Margaret me Nemarra.

Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C., Will. Dublin, Jo.
Tuam, Drogheda, Mount-Alexander, Abercorn, W. Kildare,
St. Geo. Clogher, Edw. Down and Conner, Kerry, Coningesby,
Shelburne, Cha. Feilding, P. Savage, Rob. Doyne, Tho.
Brodrick, Cha. Dering, Geo. Dodington.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (113) ; 5. A. (84) ; 3. B. (340).

C.J.I. N° 1542.

9 AUGUST— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For the arrest of Garret and Joseph Nagle.]
Dublin : 9 August 1707.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1707.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 203 in sembled

Pembroke.

£20 reward each offered for the arrest of Garret and
Joseph Nagle for assaulting Arthur, Lord Visct. Donerayle,
on the address of the Lords.

Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C., Jo. Tuam, W. Kildare,

190

1707: 6 Anne

Nos 1543-50

Edw. Down and Conner, Coningesby, Cha. Feilding, Rob.
Doyne, Rob. Rochfort, T. Fairfax, Tho. Brodriek, Cha.
Dering.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (341).

L J.I. ii. 180. N° 1543.

26 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORD LIEU
TENANT GENERAL, AND GENERAL
GOVERNOR OF IRELAND. A Declaration.
[For the better government of the army.]

Dublin : 26 September 1707.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1707.

5 pp. Roman letter. Geo. Doddington.

Arms 203 Ma- every p. 2) care p. 3) Coinpanys
p. 4) a p. 5) admitted Cashiered,

Pembroke.

As No. 1563, q.v., omitting article (12) as to delivery on
10 April.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (114) ; 5. A. (85). N° 1544.

26 SEPTEMBER.

5 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 203 Ma- every 2) care 3) Companys
4) a 5) admitted Cashiered,

Another edition of No. 1544, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (342). N° 1545.

10 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[Reward for apprehension of FitzDonnel, Flaherty,
and Joyce.]

Dublin : 10 October 1707.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1707.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 203 Citizens Barbarously 2) and and
Pembroke.

On the petition of Richard Martin of Birtshall, Co. Cork,
and the inhabitants of the baronies of Muckullin, Ballyne-
hinch, and Ross that Ireconaught is overrun by Bryan
Flaherty FitzDonnell, Edmond Flaherty, Patrick Flaherty,
and John Joyce, who murdered his son, and were outlawed
two years since. These persons levy money, cattle, corn,
and other necessaries. All Justices, &c., and officers to use
their utmost endeavours to seize them. ,£20 reward for
their apprehension. Army to assist in arrest.

Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C., Will. Dublin, Jo.
Tuam, Inchiquin, Mount-Alexander, Ikerrin, W. Meath,
W. Kildare, St. Geo. Clogher, Edw. Down and Connor,
Shelburne, Cha. Feilding, P. Savage, Ri. Pyne, Rob.
Doyne, Rob. Rochfort, Tho. Brodriek, Cha. Dering, Geo.
Doddington.

Marsh. V. 3. 1. 26. P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (343). N° 1546.

10 OCTOBER— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation ; For
the Encouraging of Piety and Vertue, and for
Preventing and Punishing of Vice, Prophaneness
and Immorality.

Dublin: 10 October 1707.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1707.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 203 Go- vice 2) loving 3) Religion will
Pembroke.

As 4 May 1702, No. 1465, q.v., generally.

Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C., Will. Dublin, Jo.
Tuam, Inchiquin, Mount-Alexander, Ikerrin, W. Meath, W.
Kildare, St. Geo. Clogher, Edw. Down and Connor, Shel-
burne, Cha. Feilding, P. Savage, Ri. Pyne, Rob. Doyne,
Rob. Rochfort.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (344). N° 1547.

16 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For the arrest of the murderers of Owen Mac Kernon
and Thomas Humes.]

Dublin : 16 October 1707.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1707.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 203 the Situation 2) the Per-
Pembroke.

The rapparees in Granard (Co. Longford) murdered Owen
Mac Kernon in March last, and Thomas Humes of Johns-
town in September. £20 reward and a free pardon to any
accomplice who shall procure the conviction of any of the
murderers. The law7 is to be enforced by the magistrates.

Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C., Will. Dublin, Jo.
Tuam, W. Kildare, St. Geo. Clogher, Shelburne, Cha.
Feilding, Ri. Pyne, Rob. Doyne, Rob. Rochfort.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (345).

Dub. Gaz. 261. N° 1548.

7 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.
[Concerning sheep-killing, &c.]

Dublin: 7 November [1707].

Dublin: A. Crook: 1707.

2 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 209 Dublin , Wicked 2) for- and

Pembroke.

As 10 Sept. 1709, No. 1574, q.v. Date for information
25 March.

Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C., Mount-Alexander, W.
Kildare, Edw. Down and Connor, Cha. Feilding, P. Savage,
Rob. Doyne, Rob. Rochfort, Cha. Dering, T. Fairfax, Tho.
Keightly.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (117) ; 5. A. (86) ; 3. B. (346). N° 1549.

1 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation For a General
Fast.

Dublin : 1 December 1707.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1707.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 203 serious bition of

Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C.

14 January to be a fast in Ireland. Archbishops, &c., to
compose a form of prayer.

Will. Dublin, Inchiquin, Drogheda, Blesinton, W. Meath,
W. Kildare, Kerry, Cha. Feilding, P. Savage, Ri. Pyne,
Rob. Doyne, Rob. Rochfort, Tho. Keightly, Cha. Dering,
T Fairfax.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (119) ; 5. A. (87) ; 3. B. (347). N° 1550.

9 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NORS OF IRELAND. A Declaration.

[Regulations for soldiers on the march.]

Dublin : 9 December 1707.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1 707.

3 ff. Roman letter. J- Dawson.

Arms 209 Directi- our 2) Number 3) under re-

Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C.

Any party of fifteen soldiers must be accompanied by a
commissioned officer urho is responsible for all damage com-
mitted by them. The proclamation recites the provisions ot
the ‘Act to prevent disorders that may happen by the

191

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1707-8: 6-7 Anne

marching of soldiers’, Ac., in full. The High Sheriffs are
to cause this Declaration to be affixed in the most public
places.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (120) ; 5. A. (88) ; 3. B. (348). N° 1551.

10 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Concerning the burning of Richard Huddy’s house.]
Dublin : 10 December 1707.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1707.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 206 the Popish and
Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C.

Richard Huddy of Ballynoe, Co. Cork, gentleman,
arrested William Hennessy, one of the regular popish
clergy. In consequence his house and goods were burnt
in October last. A reward of ,£20 and a free pardon for all
crimes but murder to those who cause the conviction of any
of the persons who burnt the house. Every effort is to be
made to discover the guilty persons.

Blesinton, W. Kildare, Edw. Down and Connor, Cha.
Feilding, P. Savage, Ri. Pyne, Rob. Doyne, Rob. Rochfort,
Tlio. Keiglitly, Cha. Dering, T. Fairfax.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (123); 5. A. (89) ; 3. B. (349).

Dub. Gaz. 279. 1552.

1707-8

12 FEBRUARY — BY THE LORD CHANCEL-
LOR OF IRELAND, THE CHANCELLOR
OF HER MAJESTY’S COURT OF EX-
CHEQUER, THE LORDS CHIEF JUS-
TICES OF HER MAJESTY’S COURTS
OF QUEEN’S-BENCH AND COMMON-
PLEAS, AND THE LORD CHIEF BARON
OF HER MAJESTY’S COURT OF EX-
CHEQUER. [Begins] Whereas in and by . . .
[For the prices of Wines.]

Dublin : A. Crook : 1707[-8],

2 ff. Gothic & Roman letter.

Arms 203 in this 2) pre- Offenders
French white wine and claret, Portugal and Spanish
wines (except tent), Is. quart ; Canary and sherry, Is. 8 d. ;
tent, 2s. 6 d. ; Rhenish, Is. 2d.

R. Freeman, C., P. Savage, Ri. Pyne, Rob. Doyne, Rob.
Rochfort.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (350). N° 1553.

16 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Against the Pretender, disarming Papists, &c.]
Dublin: 16 March 170|.

Dublin: A. Crook : 1707[-8].

3 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 210 Certain dom 2) Par- 3) their their
Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C.

The person styling himself James the Third and Eighth
has undertaken an invasion of these realms. He and his
adherents have been proclaimed traitors by proclamation
6 March, No. 4437, Eng., q.v. They are to be apprehended
if they are found in Ireland. Justices of Peace, &c., are to
seize all the arms and serviceable horses, &c. , in the pos-
session of papists, keeping a strict account. They are to
arrest all popish priests and commit them to gaol. Justices,
&c., are to prevent all unlawful meetings, &c., in their
counties.

Will. Dublin, Inchiquin, Blesington, W. Meath, Cha.
Fielding, P. Savage, Rob. Doyne, Rob. Rochfort, Tho.
Keightly, T. Fairfax, Cha. Dering.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (351); 5 (126); 5. A. (92). N° 1554.

23 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Popish priests to surrender themselves at once.]
Dublin : 23 March 170|.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1708.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 211 Causes We Prosecuted

Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C.

Very few of the registered popish clergy have been appre-
hended, see proclamation 16 March, No. 1554. Any priest
not yet secured is to surrender himself at once to the sheriffs,
on pain of contempt. All magistrates, &c., to use their
utmost efforts to arrest them. No one is to conceal them.

Will. Dublin, Inchiquin, Edw. Down and Connor, Kerry,
Cha. Fielding, Rob. Rochfort, Cha. Dering.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (125) ; 5. A. (91) ; 3. B. (352). N° 1556.

1708

27 APRIL. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NORS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Proroguing Parliament.]

Dublin : 27 April 1708.

Dublin: A. Crook : 1708.

1 f. Gothic letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 211 Reasons House Atten-
Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C.

Parliament is further prorogued from 6 May to 28
February.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (129) ; 5. A. (93) ; P. 3 (38) ; 3. B. (353).

N° 1557.

30 APRIL. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Enforcing the law relating to butter casks.]
Dublin : 30 April 1708.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1708.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 211 relation and 2) which of
Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C.

Cites Act of 23 July last in full which comes into force
1 May 1708. Justices of Peace, &c., to enforce the Act.

Will. Dublin. Jo. Tuam, Blesinton, W. Meath, Edw.
Down and Connor, Kerry, Cha. Feilding, Ri. Pyne, Rob.
Doyne, Tho. Keightly, R. Ingoldsby, T. Fairfax.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (130); 5. A. (94) ; 3. B. (354).

Dub. Gaz. 318. Tf° 1558.

2 JUNE. -BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[27 June a day of thanksgiving.]

Dublin : 2 June 1708.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1708.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 211 Mer- Churches contrary

Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C.

Sunday, 27 June, a day of thanksgiving for the dis-
appointment of the intended invasion. A form of prayer to
be prepared.

Jo. Tuam, Drogheda, W. Meath, Cha. Feilding, Rob.
Doyne, Rob. Rochford.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (132); 5. A. (95); 3. B. (355). N° 1559.

192

1708-9: 7 Anne

Nos 1560-8

27 JULY— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN-
ERAL, AND GENERAL GOVERNORS
OP IRELAND. A Declaration.

[For providing Barrack furniture.]

Dublin : 27 July 1708.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1708.

1 f. Roman letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 21 1 November ready this

Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C.

As No. 1582, q.v.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (133) ; 5. A. (96) ; 3. B. (356). N° 1560.

19 AUGUST.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[Concerning light foreign coin.]

Dublin : 19 August 1708.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1708.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 211 Is- in with

Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C.

Light current foreign coin is to pass with the allowance
of 2d. per grain in gold and three halfpence for each half
dwt. silver. Coins are to pass even if they do not break
down the scale in weighing.

Will. Dublin, Inchiquin, W. Kildare, Shelburne, Cha.
Feilding.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (134) ; 5. A. (97) ; 3. B. (357). N° 1561.

19 AUGUST.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL. A Proclamation.

[For a day of thanksgiving.]

Dublin : 19 August 1708.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1708.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 213 Occa- daring and
Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C.

Thursday, 16 September next, to be a day of thanksgiving
for the battle of Audenard.

Will. Dublin, Inchiquin, W. Kildare, Shelburne, Cha.
Feilding.

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (358).

Dub. Gaz. 349. lip 1502.

2 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NORS OF IRELAND. A Declaration.

[Orders for the government of the Army.]

Dublin: 2 October 1708.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1708.

5 pp. Roman letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 212 in concerned p. 2) Re- p. 3) or
p. 4) Conditi- p. 5) Cloathing, under

Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C.

Orders concerning (1) the duties of chaplains ; (2) recruit-
ing in Britain, age between 20 and 40, height 5 ft. 6 in. ;

(3) discharges ; (4) absence from musters ; (5) exchange of
officers ; (6) payment of soldiers ; (7) horse money ; (8)
transfer of company’s accounts ; (9) quarterly return of
efficients; (10) branding horses; (11) supply of clothes,
which must be according to pattern; (12) and issued 10
April; (13) selling arms, &c. ; (14) papists not to be en-
listed ; (15) duels and affronts.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (135); 5. A. (98); 3. B. (359). N° 1563.

VOL. II. 193

1708-9

15 JANUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NORS OP IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Proroguing Parliament.]

Dublin: 15 January 1708[-9].

Dublin: A. Crook: 1708[-9].

1 f. Gothic letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 213 weigh- Prorogued not

Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C.

Parliament is further prorogued from 28 February to
28 April.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (124); 5. A. (90); P. 3 (37); 3. B. (360).

Dub. Gaz. 391. N° 1564.

12 FEBRUARY— BY THE LORD CHANCEL-
LOR OP IRELAND, THE LORD CHIEF
JUSTICE OF HER MAJESTY’S COURT
OF COMMON PLEAS, AND THE LORD
CHIEF BARON OF HER MAJESTY’S
COURT OF EXCHEQUER. A Proclama-
tion.

[For the prices of Wines.]

Four Courts, Dublin: 12 February 170§.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1708[-9J.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 214 in this 2) pre- Offenders

French white wine and claret, Is. per quart: Canary and
sherry, Is. 8 d. per quart; Portugal and Spanish wines
(except tent), Is. per quart ; tent, 2s. 6d. ; Rhenish, Is. 2d.

R. Freeman, C., Rob. Doyne, Rob. Rochfort.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (138). N°1565.

12 FEBRUARY.

Arms 214 in this 2) pre Offenders
Another edition of No. 1565, q.v., with error in imprint
‘ 1707’ for 1708.

P.R.O. Dub. 5. A. (99). N° 1566.

12 FEBRUARY.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1708[-9].

2 pp. Gothic letter.

Arms 214 in this p. 2) pre- Offenders
Another edition of No. 1565, q.v. (Date correct in
imprint.)

P.R.O. Dub. 3. B. (361). N° 1567.

21 FEBRUARY— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Procla-
mation for a Thanksgiving.

Dublin : 21 February 1708 [-9],

Dublin : A. Crook : 1708[-9].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 210 Di- of Con-
Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C.

Thursday, 17 March, a day of thanksgiving for the
capture of Lisle, Ghent, and Bruges. Archbishops, &c.,
to compose a form of prayer.

Will. Dublin, W. Meath, W. Kildare, St. Geo. Clogher,
Cha. Feilding, R. Ingoldsby, Robt. Doyne, John Percivall.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (140); 5. A. (100); 3. B. (362).

Dub. Gaz. 402. N° 1568.

C C

Nos 1569-76

1708-9: 7-8 Anne

2 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Procla-
mation.

[ Against fishermen corresponding with the enemy.]
Dublin : 2 March 170§.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1708[-9].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 210 the Ships 2) any their
Narcissus Armach., R. Freeman, C.

A reissue of No. 1471, q.v.

Will. Dublin, Blesinton, W. Kildare, St. Geo. Clogher,
Cha. Feilding, Tho. Keightly.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (141) ; 5. A. (101) ; 3. B. (363).

Dub. Gaz. 406. N° 1569.

11 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Procla-
mation.

[Forbidding the export of corn, &c.]

Dublin : 11 March 170§.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1708[-9],

2 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 210 Council the 2) as Se-
Narcissus Armach., E. Freeman, C.

Owing to the dearth and high prices of food, the export
of any kind of corn, grain, or meal is strictly forbidden.
Customs officers to see that ships only carry necessary pro-
visions. Merchants promoting dearth by forestalling, &c.,
will be severely punished.

Will. Dublin, Inchiquin, Blesinton, W. Meath, W. Kil-
dare, St. Geo. Clogher, Cha. Feilding, Eobt. Doyne, E.
Ingoldsby, Eob. Eochfort, John Percivall, Tho. Keightly.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (143) ; 5. A. (102) ; 3. B. (364).

Dub. Gaz. 407. N° 1570.

1709

30 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVERNOR
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Against stopping the mails.]

Dublin : 30 August 1709.

Not found. J. Addison.

T. Wharton.

On the complaint of the Deputy Post-Master, it is ordered
that no person is to open the Queen’s mails or post-bags or
take thence any post-letters till they are duly delivered into
the post offices.

Dub. Gaz. 457. N° 1573.

10 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORD LIEU-
TENANT AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND.

A Proclamation.

[Against the killing of sheep and robbing bee-hives.]
Dublin : 10 September 1709.

Dublin: A. Crooke : 1709.

2 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 214 Dub- the 2) future, may
T. Wharton.

On the petition of the High Sheriff of Dublin, £10 reward
for the conviction of any two or more offenders guilty of
sheep killing and taking away the wool or tallow, and £4
reward for any who have robbed bee-hives and taken away
honey and wax, with pardon to accomplices under Great
Seal.

R. Freeman, Shelburne, E. Ingoldsby, Cha. Feilding,
Tho. Broderick, Cha. Dering, J. Addison.

P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (2) ; 5(151); 5. A. (1 1 1). N° 1574.

13 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT GENERAL AND GENERAL GOV-
ERNOR OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Proroguing Convocation.]

Dublin : 13 September 1709.

Dublin : A. Crooke : 1709.

1 f. Roman letter. J. Addison.

22 APRIL.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVERNOR
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Proroguing Parliament.]

Dublin : 22 April 1709.

Dublin: A. Crook: 1709.

1 f. Roman letter. J. Addison.

Arms 210 Parlia- hereby of
T. Wharton.

Parliament is further prorogued from 28 April to 5 May.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (148) ; 5. A. (10); P. 3 (40); 3. B. (365).
Dub. Gaz. 419. N° 1571.

10 JUNE— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVERNOR
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[For discovery of the thieves who robbed Samuel Hobson.]
Dublin : 10 June 1709.

Dublin : A. Crook : 1709.
1 f. Roman letter.

J. Addison.

Arms 209 Wexford,

three it

T. Wharton.

Samuel Hobson, collector at Wexford, brought up £3,000
of the Queen’s money under guard to Dublin. At Wicklow
some persons broke in at night and stole £305. 9s. 7 d.

£40 reward offered by Hobson for discovery of thieves.

A free pardon to accomplices who help in the recovery of
the money.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (149); 5. A. (109); 3. B. (366).

N° 1572.

194

Arms 214 Con- the March
T. Wharton.

Convocation is further prorogued from 4 October to
O lYTnrcli

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (150); 5. A. (110).

Dub. Gaz. 460. N° 1575.

22 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-

TICES AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND.

A Proclamation.

[In favour of the Palatine refugees.]

Dublin: 22 September 1709.

Dublin : A. Crooke : 1709.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 214 Pro- have Pe-
R. Freeman, C., R. Ingoldsby.

3,000 Palatine refugees have been sent to Ireland to
strengthen the Protestant interest of the kingdom and
improve it by their industry. They are to be protected
and well treated on the road to their settlements.

Will. Dublin, Abercorn, W. Killdare, Kerry, Shelburne,
Cha. Fielding, Cha. Dering, Tho. Keightly, T. Fairfax.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (153) ; 5. A. (112). N° 1576.

23 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE LORD LIEU-

TENANT OF IRELAND.] [Begins] Anne . . .
Whereas by reason of the ...

[Letters Patent for a collection for Palatine refugees.]
Dublin : 23 September 1709.

Dublin: A. Crooke: 1709.

3 ff. Roman letter. Domville.

Arms 210 which deplorable 2) quitted 3) Publish the

1709-10: 8 Anne

N°s 1577-84

Owing to the invasions of the French on the Palatinate,
near 3,000 men, women, and children have taken refuge in
Dublin. Thomas, Earl of Wharton [Lord Lieut.] referred the
case to Narcissus, Archbp. of Armagh, Lord Almoner of
Ireland, for report, who advised that a General Brief by
Letters Patent for a collection should be granted. Accord-
ingly a house-to-house and general collection is to be made
and returned through the chancellors of the diocese to the
commissioners for settlement.

Witness, Rich. Freeman, Cane., Rich. Ingoldsby, Lieut.-
General.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (154); 5. A. (113).

Not on Patent Rolls of Ireland. N° 1577

21 OCTOBER— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Procla-
mation For a General Thanksgiving.

Dublin: 21 October 1709.

Dublin: A. Crooke: 1709.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 213 Goodness the or
R. Freeman, C., R. Ingoldsby.

Tuesday, 22 Nov., appointed a day of thanksgiving for
the victory at Blaregnies. Archbishops, &e., to compose
a form of prayer.

Will. Dublin, Abercorn, W. Meath, W. Killdare, Kerry,
Cha. Fielding, P. Savage, T. Fairfax.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (157) ; 5. A. (114). N° 1578.

21 OCTOBER— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Procla-
mation against Fore-stalling, Regrating and Ingross-
ing Bread-Corn and other sort of Grain.

Dublin: 21 October 1709.

Not found.

R. Freeman, C., R. Ingoldsby.

Enforcing 17 Ed. II and 8 Ed. IV, Ire. Engrossing
is common in Dublin.

Will. Dublin, Abercorn, W. Meath, W. Kildare, Kerry,
Cha. Fielding, P. Savage, T. Fairfax.

Dub. Gaz. 471. 1579.

10 NOVEMBER— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NORS OF IRELAND. A Declaration.
[Officers to return to their quarters.]

Dublin : 10 November 1709.

Dublin: A. Crooke: 1709.

1 f. Roman letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 210 Her ter must
R. Freeman, C., R. Ingoldsby.

On a view of the last muster, many officers are found
absent without leave. As the regiments are changing
quarters all officers are to rejoin forthwith and march with
their men. No one to be absent in future without licence.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (158); 5. A. (115). N° 1580.

19 DECEMBER— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Procla-
mation.

[Continuing the restraint on export of corn.]
Dublin : 19 December 1709.

Dublin: A. Crooke : 1709.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 211 refrain or for
R. Freeman, C., R. Ingoldsby.

No one is to hold back corn for the market in expectation
of the restraint of export being removed. The proclamation
8 [sic] March 1708-9, No. 1570, q.v., is to be strictly observed.

Merchants instrumental in causing a scarcity of corn by
forestalling, &c., to be severely punished.

Abercorn, W. Meath, Wellbore Kildare, Cha. Fielding,
Robt. Doyne, Rob. Rochfort, Cha. Dering, T. Fairfax.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (158 a).

Dub. Gaz. 488. jjo

1709-10

27 JANUARY— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL, AND GENERAL GOVER-
NORS OF IRELAND. A Declaration.

[For providing furniture for Barracks.]

Dublin : 27 January 1709[-10].

Dublin : A. Crooke 1 : 1709[-10].

1 f. Roman letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 211 November dy Declara-

R. Freeman, C., R. Ingoldsby.

On 1 Nov. £15. 6s. will be paid to each horse regiment
and £30 to each of foot, to provide barrack -room furniture
(34 to a troop, 50 to a company). The supply is to be kept
good and handed over to the barrack-master. Credit to be
cried down when soldiers enter fresh quarters. Free entry
to barracks for the civil magistrates. This to be affixed.
Each troop of horse to have 5 pair of bellows, 28 wooden
platters, 40 wooden bowl-dishes, 9 ladles, 6 doz. trenchers,

12 drinking horns, 20 brown chamber pots, 4 shovels for
stables, 4 pitchforks, 1 lanthorn for each stable. Each com-
pany of foot to have 4 pair of bellows, 28 wooden platters,
48 wooden bowl-dishes, 8 ladles, 6 doz. trenchers, 12 drinking
horns, 24 brown chamber pots.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (145); 5. A. (104).

1 In Copper Alley. N° 1582.

13 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD CHANCEL-

LOR OF IRELAND, THE LORD CHIEF
JUSTICE OF HER MAJESTY’S COURT
OF QUEEN’S BENCH, THE LORD CHIEF
JUSTICE OF HER MAJESTY’S COURT
OF COMMON-PLEAS, AND THE LORD
CHIEF BARON OF HER MAJESTY’S
COURT OF EXCHEQUER. A Proclamation.
[For the prices of Wines.]

Four Courts, Dublin: 13 February 170t9q.

Dublin: A. Crooke: 1709[-10].

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 210 in this 2) con- a-
Prices as No. 1597, q.v.

R. Freeman, C., Alan Brodrick, Rob. Doyne, Rob.
Rochfort.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (159); 5. A. (116).

Dub. Gaz. 506. N° 1583.

4 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Procla-
mation For a General Fast.

Dublin: 4 March 170x9q.

Dublin : A. Crooke : 170x9o •

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 210 Consideration Implore as
R. Freeman, C., R. Ingoldsby.

Wednesday, 29 March, to be a fast day. Archbishops,
&c., to compose a form of prayer.

Inchiquin, Abercorn, W. Meath, Wellbore Killdare, St.
Geo. Clogher, Cha. Fielding, Robt. Doyne, Rob. Rochfort,
Cha. Dering, T. Fairfax.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (146); 5. A. (106). N° 1584.

195

C C 2

Nos 1585-92

1709-10 : 9 Anne

9 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NORS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Proroguing Parliament.]

Dublin : 9 March 1709[-10].

Dublin: A. Crooke: 1709[-10].

1 f. Roman letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 210 Us ingly said
R. Freeman, C., R. Ingoldsby.

Parliament is further prorogued from 30 March to
27 April.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (147) ; 5. A. (107) ; P. 3 (39). N° 1585.

1710

28 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Procla-
mation.

[For the arrest of Francis Eustace for wife murder.]
Dublin: 28 March 1710.

Dublin: A. Crooke: 1710.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 207

of the

with

R. Freeman, C., R. Ingoldsby.

Francis Eustace, jun., late of Castlemore, Co. Catherlogh,
now of Dublin, gent., on Sunday, 26 March, between 10 and
11 p.m., at the house of the Bishop of Raphoe, in Smithfield,
Dublin, murdered his wife, the daughter of Bartholomew
Wybrants, with seven or eight sword stabs. £100 reward
for his arrest. No one to harbour him.

Abercorn, W. Meath, W. Kildare, Cha. Fielding, Cha.
Dering, T. Fairfax.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (163); 5. A. (119).

Dub. Gaz. 511. N° 1586.

14 APRIL. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NORS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Proroguing Parliament.]

Dublin : 14 April 1710.

Dublin : A. Crooke : 1710 .

1 f. Roman letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 210 Her Parliament oblig-

R. Freeman, C., R. Ingoldsby.

Parliament is further prorogued from 27 April to 4 May.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (164); 5. A. (120); P. 3 (42).

Dub. Gaz. 516. 1587.

26 APRIL. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Procla-
mation.

[Allowing the export of corn.]

Dublin : 26 April 1710.

Dublin: A. Crooke: 1710.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 211 King- ever Majesties
R. Freeman, C., R. Ingoldsby.

Cites proclamation 11 March 1708[-9], No. 1570, q.v.
As there is a fair prospect of a very plentiful harvest the
prohibition of export is removed.

Inchiquin, Abercorn, W. Meath, W. Kildare, St. Geo.
Clogher, Kerry, Cha. Feilding, Alan Brodrick, Rob. Doyne,
Rob. Rochfort, Cha. Dering, T. Fairfax.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (165) ; 5. A. (121). N° 1588.

27 APRIL. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NORS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Proroguing Parliament.]

Dublin : 27 April 1710.

Dublin: A. Crooke: 1710.

1 f. Roman letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 210

Her Parliament

oblig-

R. Freeman, C., R. Ingoldsby.

Parliament is further prorogued fi’om 4 to 1 1 May.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (166) ; 5. A. (122) ; P. 3 (43). N° 1589.

8 MAY. — BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVERNOR
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Proroguing Parliament.]

Dublin : 8 May 1710.

Dublin: A. Crooke: 1710.

1 f. Roman letter. J. Addison.

Arms 210 now the of

T. Wharton.

Parliament is further prorogued from 1 1 to 19 May.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (167) ; 5. A. (123) ; P. 3 (44). N° 1590.

[BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT.] [Begins] Es
wird euch hiedurch kundt . . .

[Notice to Palatinate refugees.]

[Dublin : May 1710.]

Sine nota.

1 f. Gothic letter.

bewillige achtzehn you,

A notice, in German and English, giving the amount
allowed by the Queen : Is. 6d. a week for every person over
14 and Is. a week for every child to be paid in addition to
the usual wages. Commissioners in Dublin appointed to
receive complaints. Subsistence money will not be paid
to those who do not go to the places indicated by the com-
missioners, or who leave them without permission.

P.R.O. Dub. 5. A. (134).

No. 133 is a 4 pp. fo. letter to landlords asking for full particulars
as to the proposed settlement of the Palatine's acreage, advance of
grain and beasts, rent, &c., and stating that the amount available for
distribution on 25 March (1711) will be £6 each, say £24 per family.
It refers to a forthcoming Declaration in High Dutch. If0 1591.

26 JUNE.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Procla-
mation.

[Against an unlawful assembly of papists.]
Dublin : 26 June 1710.

Dublin : A. Crooke : 1710.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 213 As-

We

T. Wharton.

Ten thousand papists are riotously assembled at St. John's
Well in Meath. On the address of the Commons, the High
Sheriff is to raise the posse comitatus, disperse the assembly,
and arrest the leaders.

R. Freeman, C., Will. Dublin, Kildare, Inchiquin, Mount-
Alexander, Abercorn, W. Meath, W. Kildare, Edw. Down
and Connor, Kerry, Cha. Feilding, Alan Brodrick, Rob.
Doyne, Rob. Rochfort, Cha. Dering, Donat. Brien, R.
Ingoldsby, Tho. Brodrick, Gus. Hamilton, Wm. Conelly,
Theoph. Butler.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (168); 5. A. (124).

C.J.I. ii (1). 669. N° 1592.

196

i

1710-11: 9-10 Anne

Nos 1593-8

26 JUNE. — BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Procla-
mation.

[£100 reward for discovery of breaker of K. William’s
Statue.]

Dublin: 26 June 1710.

Dublin : A. Crooke : 1710.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 213 Go- Baseness have
T. Wharton.

£100 reward for discovery of the persons who defaced
King William’s Statue on Colledge Green on Sunday night,
25 June, and a pardon to accomplices.

R. Freeman, C., Will. Dublin, Kildare, Inchiquin, Mount-
Alexander, Abercorn, W. Meath, W. Kildare, Edw. Down
and Connor, Kerry, Cha. Feilding, Alan Brodrick, Rob.
Doyne, Rob. Rochfort, Cha. Dering, Donat. Brien, R.
Ingoldsby, Tho. Brodrick, Gus. Hamilton, Wm. Conelly,
Theoph. Butler.

P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (3), and Bundle 1. N° 1593.

5 JULY. — BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NOR OF IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas, the
Commissioners appointed . . .

[For the settlement of the Palatinate refugees.]
Dublin: 5 July 1710.

Dublin : A. Crooke : 1710.

2 pp. Roman letter. J. Addison.

Let- the p. 2) of Dutch

T. Wharton.

The Palatines are to settle at once. They will receive £5
to buy stock, and 40s. per annum for 31 years from 1 Nov.
next if they remain in the kingdom, and do not intermarry
with or become papists. They must signify in writing their
intention to settle before 15 July for Dublin (22 July for
40 miles round, 1 Aug. for all Ireland) and treat for the
farm they wish before 1 November, when they are to report
to the commissioners. Persons who will not settle on
approved terms to be sent into Holland. This to be printed
and published in High Dutch as well as English.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (169); 5. A. (125).

German copy not found. N° 1594.

13 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Procla-
mation.

[£50 reward for apprehending the robbers of Edward
Bulstroad.]

Dublin : 13 October 1710.

Dublin : A. Crooke : 1710.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 213 Twen- Council, said

R. Freeman, C., R. Ingoldsby.

Some twenty persons in masks broke into the house of
Edward Bulstroad, coast officer, at Coshindrum, Co. Antrim,
on 23 Sept, last, and forced away ten trusses of tobacco
which had been seized as smuggled. £50 reward for the
discovery of the owners of the tobacco, and £10 each on the
conviction of the persons who took away the tobacco, and
pardon if an accomplice.

W. Dublin, Blesinton, Castlecomer, W. Kildare, Cha.
Feilding, Tho. Keightley, T. Fairfax, Gus. Hamilton.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (170); 5. A. (126). N° 1695.

28 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Procla-
mation ; Requiring Quarantain to be performed by
Ships coming from the Baltick-Sea.

Dublin : 28 November 1710.

Dublin : A. Crooke : 1710.

2 fx. Roman letter.

Arms 213 Her from 2) other coming

Narcissus Armach., R. Ingoldsby.

Cites proclamation 9 Nov., No. 4492, Eng., q.v. Baltic
vessels to make 40 days quarantine for Dublin or any out-
port. Usual quarantine regulations for passengers and
cargo.

Killdare, St. Geo. Clogher, Cha. Feilding, Rob. Rochfort,
Cha. Dering, Robt. Doyne, T. Fairfax, Wm. Conolly.

P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (4) ; 5 (171) ; 5. A. (127). N° 1590.

1710-11

12 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD CHANCEL-
LOR OF IRELAND, THE LORD CHIEF
JUSTICE OF HER MAJESTY’S COURT
OF QUEEN’S-BENCH, THE LORD
CHIEF JUSTICE OF HER MAJESTY’S
COURT OF COMMON-PLEAS, AND THE
LORD CHIEF BARON OF HER MAJES-
TY’S COURT OF EXCHEQUER. A Pro-
clamation.

[For the pricing of Wines.]

Four Courts, Dublin : 12 February 17yy.

Dublin: A. Crooke : 171[0-]1.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 213 in this 2) meet a-

Cites Act 28 Eliz. Prices of wines by retail : French white
wine, £14 per hogshead, Is. id. per qt. ; claret, £14 per
hogshead, Is. id. per qt. ; Canary, £36 per pipe, Is. 8 d. per
qt. ; sherry, £26 per butt, Is. 8 d. per qt. ; all other Portugal
or Spanish wines (except tent), £14 per hogshead, Is. id. per
qt. ; tent, £30 per hogshead, 2s. 6d. per qt. ; Rhenish, £14
per hogshead, Is. id. per qt.

Con. Phipps, C., Alan. Brodrick, Rob. Doyne, Rob.
Rochfort.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (173); 5. A. (128). N° 1597.

2 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NORS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Proroguing Parliament.]

Dublin : 2 March 1710[-1].

Dublin : A. Crooke : 1710[-1],

1 f. Roman letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 214 Her ingly said

Con. Phipps, Cane., R. Ingoldsby.

Parliament is further prorogued from 8 March to 1 May.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (161) ; 5. A. (117) ; P. 3 (41). N° 1598.

14 MARCH. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NORS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation. For
Encouraging Seamen, and Seafareing Men to Enter
themselves on Board Her Majesty’s Ship the Monck,
or such other of Her Majesty’s Ships of War, which
are under the Direction, of the Chief Governor or
Governors of this Kingdom.

Dublin : 14 March 1710[— 1].

Dublin : A. Crooke : 1710[— 1].

1 f. Roman letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 211 appointed Encouragement or

Nos 1599-1605

1710-11: 10 Anne

Con. Phipps, Cane., R. Ingoldsby.

Two months’ pay bounty offered to any seaman between
20 and 55 volunteering for the Monck (Captain George
Camocke), for coast defence, or any other similar ship before
1 May next. A certificate of entry and conduct money to
be given by any magistrate, &c., before whom the entry is
made. Precautions against fraudulent enlistment.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (162) ; 5. A. (118). N° 1599.

1711

24 APRIL. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NORS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Proroguing Parliament.]

Dublin : 24 April 1711.

Dublin: A. Crooke : 1711.

1 f. Roman letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 214 Her ingly on
Con. Phipps, Cane., R. Ingoldsby.

Parliament further prorogued from 1 May to 31 May.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (175); 5. A. (129) ; P. 3 (45). N° 1600.

26 MAY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN-
ERAL AND GENERAL GOVERNORS
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Proroguing Parliament.]

Dublin: 26 May 1711.

Dublin: A. Crooke : 1711.

1 f. Roman letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 214 Her cordingly on
Con. Phipps, Cane., R. Ingoldsby.

Parliament further prorogued from 31 May to 18 June.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (176) ; 5. A. (130) ; P. 3 (46). N° 1601.

6 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN-
ERAL AND GENERAL GOVERNORS
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[For the arrest of Captain Hayes and others.]
Dublin: 6 June 1711.

Dublin: A. Crooke : 1711.

1 f. Roman letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 207 Anger, Her to
Con. Phipps, Cane., R. Ingoldsby.

Capt. Hayes and some of the crew of a French privateer,
La Eeine J)es Anger, lately captured and brought into
Kinsale, have escaped. £20 reward for his arrest. No one
is to harbour him or any escaped prisoner.

P.R.O. Dub. 5 (177) ; 5. A. (131). N° 1602.

12 JUNE— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN-
ERAL AND GENERAL GOVERNORS
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Proroguing Parliament.]

Dublin : 12 June 1711.

Dublin: A. Crooke: 1711.

1 f. Roman letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 214 now the next.

Con. Phipps, Cane., R. Ingoldsby.

Parliament is further prorogued from 18 June to 9 July.
P.R.O. Dub. 5 (178) ; 5. A. (132) ; P. 3 (47). N° 1603.

17 AUGUST.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Procla-
mation. Requiring Quarantain to be Performed by

Ships coming from any Port or Place, within the
Sound or Baltick-Sea.

Dublin: 17 August 1711.

Dublin: A. Crooke : 1711.

2 flf. Gothic letter.

Arms 214 Care Order 2) shall within

Ormonde.

Cites royal proclamation 9 Nov. 1710, No. 4492, Eng., q.v.,
and proclamation 28 Nov. 1710, No. 1596, q.v. The plague
is now in Elsinore and other places within the Sound. All
ships coming from thence are to perform quarantine under
the usual rules. The cargo to be aired for a week after
quarantine except certain things which are to be reported to
council (linen, Polonia wool, &c.).

Con. Phipps, Cane., Wil. Dublin, Jo. Tuam, Inchiquin,
Mount- Alexander, W. Meath, W. Kildare, Edw. Down and
Connor, Shelburn, Cha. Feilding, P. Savage, Rob. Doyne,
Donat. Brien, Edward Southwell, Theoph. Butler.

P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (5); 6 (1 MS.), and Bundle 1.

N° 1604.

6 OCTOBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
OF IRELAND AND COUNCIL. A Procla-
mation. Requiring Quarentine to be Performed by
Ships coming from the Baltick-Sea, and other Places
Infected.

Dublin : 6 October 1711.

Dublin: A. Crooke: 1711.

3 flf. Roman letter.

Arms 214 other any 2) Harbour 3) the Per-

Ormonde.

By Order in Council 3 Oct., all ships from the Baltic,
Altena, Gluckstadt, little Hamburgh, Bremen, and Embden
are to perform quarantine at the appointed places for forty
days from anchoring. Places of quarantine between Tuskard
and Missen Head — to lie between Spike Island and Cork
Harbour mouth ; between Missen Head and Loopshead —
Scattery-Road, Limerick ; between Loopshead and Black-Sod
Harbour — in Galway Bay near Hare Island ; between that
and Tory Island — Killebegs Harbour ; between that and
Rathlin — in Ballymastoker Bay and Red-Caster Road near
Londonderry ; between that and Carlinford — in Kilroot and
Folley Road, Belfast Lough ; between that and Tuskard — at
Pool-Beg, Dublin Harbour, to 10 April, and in Dublin Bay
after that. The usual quarantine rules for communication
with shore, airing goods, &c. Men-of-war to prevent land-
ing of goods, seamen, or passengers. Revenue officers to
see quarantine observed.

Con. Phipps, Cane., Will. Dublin, Jo. Tuam, Inchiquin,
Abercorn, W. Kildare, Cha. Feilding, P. Savage, Rich. Cox,
Will. Smart, Rob. Doyne, Rob. Rochfort, Cha. Dering, Sam.
Dopping, Edward Southwell, Donat. Brien, John Percival.

P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (6); 6 (2 MS.), and Bundle.

N° 1605.

19 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A

Proclamation.

[Recalling all licences to carry arms.]

Dublin : 19 November 1711.

Dublin : A. Crooke : 1711.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 207 the Delinquent notwithstanding,

Ormonde.

Owing to the late fire in the Council Office all licences to
papists for carrying arms are revoked. The licences are to
be deposited with the Clerk of the Council and the arms
with the nearest magistrate. A search for arms in the
custody of any reputed papist is to be made after 1 January.
New licences will be granted to all papists qualified to have

198

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Nos 1607-13

arms without any fee. Old licences are no bar to prosecu-
tion for carrying arms.

Con. Phipps, Cane., Will. Dublin, Jo. Tuam, Kildare,
Inchiquin, Montrath, Anglesey, Abercorn, Mountjoy, W.
Meath, W. Kildare, St. Geo. Clogher, Cha. Feilding, P.
Savage, Rich. Cox, Edward Southwell.

P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (7) ; 6 (6*° MS.). N° 1007.

30 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL OP IRELAND. A

Proclamation.

[Concerning houghing in Galway.]

Dublin: 30 November 1711.

Dublin : A. Crooke : 1711.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms Kingdom, have Gracious

Ormonde.

Cites Act against maiming of cattle. The barony of
Muckillin and Ballynahinch and the half-barony of Ross in
Co. Galway are infested with this crime. It is felony after
29 September 1710. £10 reward on conviction of offenders

in Ereconnought.

Con. Phipps, Cane., Will. Dublin, Jo. Tuam, Kildare,
Inchiquin, Anglesey, Abercorn, W. Kildare, Cha. Feilding.
P.R.O. Dub. (Bundle). N° 1608.

13 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL OP IRELAND. A Procla-
mation.

[Concerning burglary, &c., in Galway.]

Dublin: 13 December 1711.

Dublin: A. Crooke: 1711.

2 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 212 have Sums 2) to Offences.

Con. Phipps, Cane., R. Ingoldsby.

Cattle maiming is still spreading in Galway, and midnight
robberies by force, with smutted faces and disguises, are
frequent. The High Sheriff of Galway, constables, &c.,
are to search for offenders. A nightly watch is to be set.
Search to be made in suspected houses. £20 reward for the
conviction of any offender, besides a free pardon in forma
pauperis to any accomplice.

Kildare, Cha. Feilding, P. Savage, Rich. Cox, Cha. Dering,
Rob. Rochfort, Rob. Doyne.

P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (8), and Bundle 1. N° 1609.

1711-12

8 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNCIL OP IRELAND. A Procla-
mation.

[Concerning cattle houghing and maiming.]
Dublin: 8 February 1711[~2].

Dublin : A. Crooke : 1712.

3 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 213 Seventh or 2) further 3) of Of-

Con. Phipps, Cane.

Cites Act 7 Wm. Ill (County or Barony responsible for
cattle maiming, &c.). 9 Anne compensation to be made by

certain baronies and not the county in Gallway (Muckillin,
Ballynahinch, Ross). Maiming to be a felony. Proclama-
tion 30 Nov., No. 1608, q.v. Reward of £10 for discovery
of cattle maimers in Eyre-Con naught (Co. Galway). Pro-
clamation 13 Dec., No. 1609, q.v., ordering night watches
and offering £20 reward. The offences are spreading into
Mayo and Fermanagh. The Acts are to be enforced. £100
reward on conviction of any offender to the first discoverer.

£20 to any others, and a free pardon in forma pauperis to
any accomplice.

Will. Dublin, Abercorn, P. Savage, Rich. Cox, Robert
Doyne, Rob. Rochfort, T. Southwell, John Percival, Gus.
Hamilton, Cha. Derring, Sam. Dopping.

P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (9) ; 6 (7T° MS.), and Bundle 1.

N° 1610.

8 FEBRUARY. — BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNCIL OP IRELAND. A Procla-
mation.

[Concerning a treasonable letter.]

Dublin : 8 February 1711[-2].

Dublin : A. Crooke : 1711[-2].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 207 14th We Letter.

Con. Phipps, Cane.

A letter dated 14 January signed J. M., and directed to
Father Murphy at his lodging in Cavan, was lately dropped
in the Four Courts, Dublin, containing an account of some
treasonable designs. £200 reward for the conviction of the
person who writ or dropt the said letter.

Will. Dublin, Abercorn, P. Savage, Rich. Cox, Rob.
Doyne, Rob. Rochfort, T. Southwell, John Percival, Gus.
Hamilton, Cha. Derring, Sam. Dopping.

P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (10) ; 6 (11™ MS.). N° 1011.

8 FEBRUARY. — BY THE LORD JUSTICE
AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Procla-
mation.

[For the arrest of the murderers of Richard Clark.]
Dublin : 8 February 1711 [-2].

Dublin: A. Crooke: 1711[-2].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 211 a Preservation Reward
Con. Phipps, Cane.

£40 reward for the discovery of the murderers of Richard
Clark, farmer, at Stickins, Co. Kildare, on Tuesday,
1 January, at 8 p.m., and a pardon and £20 reward to
any accomplice.

Will. Dublin, Abercorn, P. Savage, Rich. Cox, Rob.
Doyne, T. Southwell, John Percival, Gus. Hamilton, Ch.
Derring, Sam. Dopping.

P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (11) ; 6 (MS.). N° 1612.

20 MARCH.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL OP IRELAND. A Procla-
mation.

[For the surrender of priests in Connaught, &c.]
Dublin : 20 March 17^.

Dublin: A. Crooke : 17-j-^.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 211 from who Aiding

Con. Phipps, Cane., Jo. Tuam.

The proclamations against cattle-maiming are not fully
successful, owing to the influence of the popish clergy, who
have aided the offenders and in some cases fled from their
homes. All priests in Connaught, Clare, and Fermanagh
are to surrender before 28 March. All others are to be
arrested.

Kildare, Abercorn, W. Meath, W. Kildare, Cha. Feilding,
P. Savage, Rob. Doyne, John Percival, Tho. Keightly, Cha.
Dering, Sam. Dopping.

P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (12), and Bundle. N° 1613.

199

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1712: 11 Anne

1712

11 JULY. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[For the arrest of Bryan Me. Hugh.]

Dublin : 11 July 1712.

Dublin : A. Crooke : 1712.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 207 Con- Dawson Bry-
Con. Phipps, Cane., Jo. Tuam.

Bryan McHugh, a popish priest, married a protestant and
a papist, and thereby incurred the penalty of transportation.
He escaped to Longford and there exhibited a forged order
with the signature of Joshua Dawson, Deputy Clerk of the
Council, under which he sheltered himself. Again arrested
by order of the Lords Justices, he again escaped. £20
reward will be paid for his arrest.

Abercorn, W. Meath, W. Kildare, Cha. Feilding, P.
Savage, Rich. Cox, Rob. Doyne, Cha. Dering, Donat. Brien,
Wm. Steuart, Sam. Dopping.

P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (13) ; 6 (13 MS.). N° 1614.

11 JULY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[For taking off Quarantine.]

Dublin: 11 July 1712.

Dublin : A. Crooke : 1712.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 210 Council thereof due
Con. Phipps, Cane., Jo. Tuam.

Cites Order in Council 3 Oct. published by proclamation
6 Oct., No. 1605, q.v., for quarantine. This is removed
from ships coming from Hamborough and other places
without the Sound.

Abercorn, W. Meath, W. Kildare, Cha. Feilding, P.
Savage, Richard Cox, Rob. Doyne, Rob. Rochfort, Cha.
Dering, Donat. Brien, Wm. Steuart, Sam. Dopping.

P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (14) ; 6 (12 MS.). " N° 1615.

30 JULY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Concerning coin.]

Dublin : 30 July 1712.

Dublin : A. Crooke : 1712.

4 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 215 the the 2) bear- 3) penny 4) Standing

Weigh-

Con, Phipps, Cane., Jo. Tuam.

Owing to the destruction of the original proclamation
under Great Seal for currency of foreign coins, the Clerk of
Council cannot make out the certificate needful for the con-
viction of counterfeiters. By Order in Council 17 July 1712
a new proclamation is to issue giving currency after 12
August to the following coins: — Gold. Spanish quadruple
pistole or double doublon, weight 17dwt. 8 gr., £3. 14s.;
Spanish or French double pistole, doublon, double lewis
d’or, weight 8 dwt. 16 gr., £1. 17s. ; pistole, 18s. Qd. ; half
pistole, 9s. 3d. ; quarter pistole, 4s. l\d. ; moyder of Portugal,
6 dwt. 22 gr., 30s.; half and quarter moyders. Silver.
Ducatoone, 20 dwt. 16 gr., 6s. ; half and quarter ducatoones ;
piece of eight of Mexico or Sevil, Mexico piller piece, and
French lewis of 17 dwt. and Rix dollar, cross dollar, and
other dollars, 17 dwt. 18gr., at 4s. 9 d; halves and quarters
proportionably ; old Peru piece of eight of 17 dwt. at 4s. 6 d.,
halves and quarters proportionably ; crusado of Portugal,
10 dwt. 20 gr., 3s., half at Is. 6 d. 2d. a grain allowance for
gold, 3d. per dwt. for silver. The weights in use to be those
of proclamation 21 Feb. 1697-8, No. 1356, q.v.

Will. Dublin, Abercorne, W. Kildare, Cha. Feilding,
Donat. Brien, Wm. Steuart, Cha. Dering.

P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (15) 1 ; 6 (14 MS.).

1 This copy endorsed ‘Pursuant to a Proviso in the Act of Parlia-
ment Intituled an Act for the better preventing the counterfeiting
the Current Coin of this Kingdom passed in the Eight Year of the
Eeigne of her late Matie Queen Anne of Glorious Memory. I do
hereby Certifie under my hand and Seale that the original Proclama-
tion in my Office under the Great Seal of this kingdom agrees
verbatim with the within Printed Proclamation, Dated at the
Councill Office in Dublin the day of February 1714.’

N° 1616.

9 AUGUST. — BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Procla-
mation.

[Reimposing Quarantine.]

Dublin : 9 August 1712.

Dublin: A. Crooke: 1712.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 213 Obedi- again effectu-
Con. Phipps, Cane., Jo. Tuam.

Cites proclamation 11 July, No. 1615, q.v., taking off
quarantine. Cites Order in Council 28 July. Plague has
reappeared at Gluckstadt. The proclamation No. 1615, q.v.,
is revoked. All ships from the Baltic and from places
without the Sound are to keep quarantine.

Abercorn, W. Meath, W. Kildare, Cha. Feilding, Donat.
Brien, Wm. Steuart, Cha. Dering.

P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (16), and Bundle 1. N° 1617.

29 AUGUST.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NORS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Proroguing Parliament.]

Dublin : 29 August 1712.

Dublin : A. Crooke : 1712.

1 f. Roman letter. John Pratt.

Arms 210 Pro Clare Temporal,

Con. Phipps, Cane., Jo. Tuam.

Parliament further prorogued from 2 Sept, to 19 February
next.

P.R.O. Dub. P. 3 (48). N° 1618.

16 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A

Proclamation. Requiring Quarentine to be Per-
formed by Ships coming from the Sound, the Baltick
Sea, and other Places, &c.

Dublin: 16 September 1712.

Dublin: A. Crooke: 1712.

2 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 215 the or 2) the October
Con. Phipps, Cane., Jo. Tuam.

All ships from the Sound, the Baltick Sea, Altena,
Gluckstadt, Little East Hamburgh on the Elb, Bremen on
the Weser, Embden on the Eems, and Heyligelandt or
Holygelandt are to perform quarantine according to the
proclamation 6 October 1711, No. 1605, q.v.

Will. Dublin, Anglesey, Abercorn, Mountjoy, W. Kildare,
P. Savage, Rich. Cox, Wm. Steuart, John Percival.

P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (17) ; 6 (16 MS.), and Bundle 1.

N° 1619.

20 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES GENERAL AND GENERAL GOV-
ERNORS OF IRELAND AND COUNCIL.

[Begins] Whereas upon Information
[For enforcing the laws concerning priests, &c.]
Dublin : 20 September 1712.

Dublin: A. Crooke : 1712.

3 fif. Roman letter.

Arms 210 Justi- Burke 2) Military, 3) Meet- which

200

1712-13: 11-12 Anne

Nos 1620-7

Con. Phipps, Cane., Jo. Tuam.

An unlawful society of nuns was removed from Gallway
to Dublin by the pretended order of a Brother John Burke
of the Order of St. Francis and Provincial of Ireland, who
has fled from arrest. Other popish regulars, and Dr. Byrne
and Dr. Naiy, of Dublin, popish priests, have exercised
jurisdiction. They are to be arrested. The laws against
ecclesiastical jurisdiction are to be enforced. All unregistered
priests, all curates and coadjutors, all registered priests who
have not taken the oath of abjuration, and all popish school-
masters, &c., are to be secured. All instruments, papers,
and letters relating to ecclesiastical jurisdiction are to be
seized. The oath of abjuration is to be tendered to all
priests, schoolmasters, &c. A strict account will be taken
from all magistrates, &c.

Will. Dublin, Abercorn, Mountjoy, W. Meath, W. Kildare,
P. Savage, Rich. Cox, Wm. Steuart, John Percival.

P.R.O. Dub. c. 1 (18) ; 6 (17 MS.). N° 1620.

29 NOVEMBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Procla-
mation.

[For the arrest of the murderers of John Lamb.]
Dublin : 29 November 1712.

Dublin : A. Crooke : 1712.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 215 have jesty’s Sum

Con. Phipps, Cane., Jo. Tuam.

John Lamb was murdered 18 Nov. by three rogues, two
of whom, Richard Boyle and Thomas Wall, are fled from
justice. £20 reward for the arrest of either of them.

Abercorn, W. Kildare, Cha. Feilding, P. Savage, Rich.
Cox, Rob. Rochford, Wm. Steuart, John Percival, Gus.
Hamilton, Sam. Dopping.

P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (19) ; 6 (19 MS.). N° 1621.

16 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Procla-
mation.

[£500 reward for the discovery of the author of ! Honest
Resolves ’.]

Dublin : 16 December 1712.

Dublin : A. Crooke : 1712.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 203 certain mation Maje-

Con. Phipps, Cane., Jo. Tuam.

A libel, lately written under the title of ‘Honest Resolves’,
was left on Thursday, 27 November, on a table at Lloyd’s
Coffee-house, Cork Hill, by some person unknown. .£500
reward for the discovery of the author, .£300 for the person
who left it in Lloyd’s Coffee-house, with a pardon under
Great Seal for the delay in discoveiy. If the person who
left it discovers the authors he shall have a free pardon.

Castlecomer, W. Kildare, Cha. Feilding, Phil. Savage,
Rich. Cox, Robt. Doyne, Rob. Rochfort, John Percival, Wm.
Steuart, Gus. Hamilton, Sam. Dopping.

P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (20), and Bundle 1. N° 1622.

1712-13

10 JANUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Procla-
mation. F or Seizing and Apprehending George Mac-
Cartney Esq; commonly called Lieutenant General
Mac-Cartney.

Dublin: 10 January 1712[-3].

Dublin : A. Crooke: 1712[-3].

2 ff. Gothic & Roman letter.

Arms 210 pleased this 2) committ- Mouth

VOL. II

Con. Phipps, Cane., Jo. Tuam.

Prints proclamation 24 Nov., No. 4516, Eng., q.v. The
Duchess of Hamilton has promised a further reward of £300.
There is reason to believe that Mac-Cartney is in Ireland.
He is to be arrested at once. Description: ‘A well-set,
middle-sized man, of a Dark Ruddy Complection, dark Eyes
and dark Eye-Brows, with a wide Mouth and Teeth, generally
wearing a Black Peruke.’

Kildare, W. Kildare, Cha. Feilding, P. Savage, Robb
Doyne, John Percival, Wm. Steuart.

P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (21) ; 6 (19™ MS.).

Dub. Oaz. 862. jq’o 1023,

4 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Procla-
mation.

[Against maiming cattle in Connaught.]

Dublin : 4 February 1712[-3].

Dublin : A. Crooke : 1712[-3].

2 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 215 not- timely 2) and Execution
Con. Phipps, Cane., Jo. Tuam.

Cattle maiming, houghing, and killing still goes on in
Connaught. Any one guilty of this crime (except John
Me. Richard Joyce and John Me. Tibald Joyce, ringleaders)
who finds security for future good behaviour before 31 March
will receive a pardon under Great Seal. £50 reward for
Me. Richard Joyce and £30 reward for Me. Tibald. Every
effort is to be made to arrest them. Watches to be kept at
night.

Kildare, W. Kildare, Edward Down and Connor, Cha.
Feilding, Phil. Savage, Rich. Cox, Robt. Doyne, Wm. Steuart,
Sam. Dopping.

P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (22) ; 6 (21 MS.). N° 1624.

7 FEBRUARY— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
GENERAL AND GENERAL GOVER-
NORS OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Proroguing Parliament.

Dublin: 7 February 1712[-3],

Dublin : A. Crooke : 1712[-3].

1 f. Roman letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 210 Pro- same and
Con. Phipps, Cane., Jo. Tuam.

Parliament further prorogued from 19 Feb. to 21 May.
P.R.O. Dub. P. 3 (49). N° 1625.

1713

6 MAY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN-
ERAL AND GENERAL GOVERNORS
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.

[Dissolving Parliament.]

Dublin : 6 May 1713.

Dublin: A. Crooke: 1713.

1 f. Roman letter. J. Dawson.

Arms 215 has Commands Intenti-
Con. Phipps, Cane., Jo. Tuam.

Parliament prorogued to 21 May is dissolved.

P.R.O. Dub. P. 3 (50).

Dub. Gaz. 894. N° 1626.

15 MAY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES GEN-
ERAL AND GENERAL GOVERNORS
OF IRELAND. A Proclamation. For the pub-
lishing the Peace between Her Majesty and His
Most Christian Majesty the French King.

Dublin: 15 May 1713.

Not found. 1 J. Dawson.

Con. Phipps, Cane., Jo. Tuam.

Publishes proclamation 4 May, No. 4523, Eng., q.v.

Dub. Gaz. 897. N° 1627.

D d

201

Nos 1628-34

1713-14: 12-13 Anne

2 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL OP IRELAND. A Proclamation
for a Publick Thanksgiving.

Dublin: 2 June 1713.

Dublin: A. Crooke: 1713.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 213 to Tuesday all
Con. Phipps, Cane., Jo. Tuam.

Tuesday, 16 June, to be a day of thanksgiving for peace.
Archbishops, &c., to compose a form of prayer.

Abercorn, Edward Down and Connor, Cha. Feilding, Rich.
Cox, Wm. Steuart, Donat. Brien, P. Butler, Sam. Dopping.
P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (23); 6 (22 MS.).

Dub. Gaz. 902. N° 1628.

15 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE LORDS JUS-
TICES AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND.

A Proclamation For the better Performance of
Quarentine.

Dublin : 15 September 1713.

Dublin: A. Crooke : 1713.

2 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 215 Abroad, hundred 2) this said
Con. Phipps, Can.. Jo. Tuam.

Proclamations 17 Aug. 1711, No. 1604, q.v., 6 Oct. 1711,
No. 1605, q.v., 16 Sept. 1712, No. 1619, q.v., are to be
punctually observed. Pratique masters to be appointed at
Cork and all other quarantine ports. Infected ships to put
to sea and not remain in quarantine. The boats of quaran-
tine ships to be sunk. Pratique master to certify quarantine.

Inchiquin, Abercorn, Edward Down and Connor, Rich.
Cox, Rob. Rochfort, Wm. Steuart, Sam. Dopping.

P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (24) ; 6 (22™ MS.). N° 1629.

10 OCTOBER— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES
AND COUNCIL OP IRELAND. A Procla

mation.

[A Parliament to be summoned.]

Dublin: 10 October 1713.

Dublin: A. Crooke: 1713.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 213 Advice Kingdom Persons
Con. Phipps, Cane., Jo. Tuam.

A parliament is to be held at Dublin, Friday, 20 November.
Will. Dublin, Inchiquin, Abercorn, Mountjoy, W. Meath,
W. Kildare, Tho. Raphoe, Edward Down and Connor, Cha.
Feilding, P. Savage, Rich. Cox, Rob. Doyne, John Percival,
Sam. Dopping.

P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (25), and Bundle 1. N° 1630.

1713-14

4 JANUARY. — BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT GENERAL AND GENERAL GOV-
ERNOR OP IRELAND. A Proclamation.

t Proroguing Parliament.]

)ublin : 4 January 171-f.

Dublin: A. Crooke: 1714.

1 f. Roman letter. J. Stanley.

Arms 212 hath zens to

Shrewsbury.

Parliament is prorogued to 18 January.

P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (26).

14 JANUARY- BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT GENERAL AND GENERAL GOV-
ERNOR OP IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Proroguing Parliament.]

Dublin : 14 January 1713[-4].

Dublin: A. Crooke: 171[3-]4.

1 f. Roman letter. J. Stanley.

Arms 212 Prorogu- Parliament their
Shrewsbury.

Parliament further prorogued from 18 to 27 January next.
P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (27), and Bundle 1. H° 1632.

2 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD LIEUTEN-
ANT AND COUNCIL OP IRELAND.

A Proclamation.

[Against enlisting men for the Pretender.]

Dublin : 2 February 1713[-4].

Dublin : A. Crook : 1713[-4].

2 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 215 in ly 2) other Fifty
Shrewsbury.

John Butler, Lieut, in Lord Gallmoy’s regiment, enlisted
William and Michael Lehy to serve the Pretender, saying
he had enlisted fourteen others. .£200 reward will be paid
for his apprehension. All officers in ports to prevent him
leaving. No one is to enter the service of any foreign state.
£50 reward and a pardon for any person enlisting troops
for the Pretender.

Tho. Armagh, Con. Phipps, Cane., Jo. Tuam, Barrymore,
Abercorn, Mountjoy, Edw. Down and Connor, Shelburne,
Cha. Feilding, P. Savage, Rich. Cox, Robt. Doyne, Rob.
Rochfort, Donat. Brien, John Percival, Wm. Stewart, Pierce
Butler, Theoph. Butler, J. Stanley.

P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (28) ; 6 (23™ MS.). N° 1633.

18 MARCH.— BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Procla-
mation.

[To seize the arms of Papists not licensed.]
Dublin: 18 March 1713[-4],

Dublin: A. Crook1: 1713[-4].

2 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 216 Nine- ces 2) been For-
Shrewsbury.

Cites proclamation 19 Nov. 1711, No. 1607, q.v., recalling
all licences granted previously, owing to the destruction of
the books and papers in the Council Office by fire. The
licences were to be given up with their arms before 1 Jan.
when new licences would be granted. 134 persons are
licensed. Magistrates, &c., are to seize all arms not in the
list and give account to the Council. Informers to have
half fine and forfeiture.

Tho. Armagh., Con. Phipps, Cane., Mount-Alexander,
Abercorn, W. Kildare, Shelburne, Cha. Feilding, P. Savage,
Wm. Stewart, Sam. Dopping, J. Stanley, Pierce Butler.
Orm. (201). P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (29) ; 6 (24 MS.).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 477.

1 In Copper Alley. N0 1634.

BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT AND COUN-
CIL OP IRELAND. An Alphabetical List of
the Names of all such Persons of the Popish Religion
within the Kingdom of Ireland, who have Licenses
to carry Arms.

Dublin : 18 March 1713[-4].

Dublin: A. Crook: 1713[-4].

3 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 212

N° 1631.

202

1713-14: 13 Anne

Nos 1635-9

134 persons licensed, 133 to wear swords, 123 cases of
pistols, 121 guns; 121 licences renewed. Proclamation
19 Nov. 1711, No. 1607, q.v., 13 new licences; 93 persons
adjudged within articles.

Orm. (200), sheets 2 and 3 only. P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (29);
6 (24vo MS.).

Ormonde MSS. ii. 478. N° 1635.

1714

28 MAY. — BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
AND COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Procla-
mation.

[Against enlistment of men for the Pretender.]
Dublin: 28 May 1714.

Dublin: A. Crooke: 1714.

3 sheets, Roman letter.

Arms 215 Se- whatsoever 2) notwith- 3) of utmost

Shrewsbury.

Cites proclamation 2 Feb., No. 1633, q.v. Enlistment
still goes on. Any one aiding in it will be punished severely.
Revenue officers, magistrates, &c., to arrest enlisters. No
shipmaster to receive any passenger for abroad except a
known merchant without a licence. Licences to be granted
only under a bond of £20 that the person has not enlisted.

Con. Phipps, Cane., Will. Dublin, Jo. Tuam, Mount-
Alexander, Abercorn, W. Meath, Edw. Down and Connor,
Cha. Feilding, P. Savage, Rich. Cox, Robt. Doyne, Tho.
Keightly, J. Stanley, Wm. Steuart, Theoph. Butler.
P.R.O. S.P.I. 370. P.R.O. Dub. 6 (29v° MS.).

Dub. Gaz. 1006. N° 1636.

22 JUNE.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL OF IRELAND. [Begins] Whereas
Her Most . . .

[Publishing Order in Council 5 June.]

Dublin: 22 June 1714.

Dublin: A. Crooke : 1714.

1 f. Roman & Gothic letter.

Arms 217 signifie ation the

Tho. Armagh, Con. Phipps, Cane., Jo. Tuam.

Publishes Order in Council 5 June, No. 4543, Eng., q.v.
Abercorn, W. Meath, W. Kildare, Cha. Feilding, P.
Sauage, Rich. Cox, Robt. Doyne, Rob. Rochfort, Wm.
Steuart.

P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (30) ; C. la. N° 1637.

7 JULY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Publishing Proclamation 21 June.]

Dublin : 7 July 1714.

Dublin: A. Crooke : 1714.

2 ff. Gothic & Roman letter.

Arms 215 pleased Attainder 2) have Kingdom,
Tho. Armagh, Con. Phipps, Cane., Jo. Tuam.

Publishing proclamation No. 4544, Eng., q.v.

Abercorn, W. Kildare, Edw. Down and Connor, Shelburne,
Cha. Feilding, P. Savage, Rob. Rochfort, Wm. Steuart.
P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (31); 6 (31 MS.). N° 1638.

24 JULY.— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES AND
COUNCIL OF IRELAND. A Proclamation.
[Making the new French coins current.]

Dublin : 24 July 1714.

Dublin : A. Crooke : 1714.

3 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 215 by that 2) wanting 3) said Proceeded
Tho. Armagh., Con. Phipps, Cane.

The new French coins are current. Lewis D’Or, 5 dwt.
5 gr. 7i mites, 22s. ; half and quarter proportionably. The
silver Lewis 1 oz. less, 9 gr. 7 mites at 5s. 6 d. ; half and
quarter proportionably. 2d. per grain for gold, 3d. per dwt.
for silver. Cites proclamation 30 July 1712, No. 1616, q.v.
Vincent Kidder to supply weights at 1 5d. per set of six, and
15 d. for those mentioned in that proclamation.

Abercorn, W. Kildare, Cha. Feilding, Wm. Steuart, Sam.
Dopping, C. 6 Neill.

P.R.O. Dub. C. 1 (32), with attestation ; 6 (33) MS.; C. la,
bundle, several copies.

Dub. Gaz. 1022. N° 1639.

203

D d 2

■ .

TUDOR AND STUART
PROCLAMATIONS

VOL. II. PART II

SCOTLAND AND THE BORDERS

JAMES V
1524-5

16 JANUARY .—[BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . .
Forsomyche as we with express avise consent and
counsaill of our thre estates . . .

[Against intercommuning with the rebels.]
Edinburgh: January 1524[-5].

Found only in MS.

Coming of ambassadors from France, and return of Earl
of Cassilis from England. Has summoned James, arch-
bishop of St. Andrews, Gawen, bishop of Aberdeen, and
John, prior of St. Andrews, to come to the Council. They
have refused to accept a safe conduct, and conspired with
Archibald, Earl of Angus, John, Earl of Lennox, Walter
Scott of Branxliam, and other broken men, and lately have
seduced Colin, Earl of Argyll, and others. No persons are
to assemble to the said bishops under pain of loss of life,
lands, and goods.

B.M. Cal. B. VII. f. 77. N° 1.

25 JANUARY— [BY THE REBEL BISHOPS.]

[Begins] We do }ou to witt that forsamekill as It
is vnderstandin be the well auisit Lordis of our
souerane lordis counsaill . . .

St. Andrews : 25 January 1524[-5].

Found only in MS.

Recites disorder of the realm to nonage of the king and
the evil counsellors around him. They could not come to
Edinburgh on 15 January without an assurance from
both sides, Angus and Lennox on one side, Arran, Eglinton,
and Maxwell on the other. They also desired to see the
king at liberty, &c. They believe this was granted, and
ordain a convention at Stirling on Monday, 6 February next,
exhorting all their friends to be present and keep the peace.

B.M. Cal. B. VI. f. 472. N° 2.

1528

14 DECEMBER.— [BY THE LORDS COMMIS-
SIONERS.] A Proclamation devised by the
Commissioners booth for Englande and Scottelande.
[Berwick : 14 December 1528.]

Found only in MS.

Terms of peace with Scotland. Will’us Scott, Androu
Kerr, Ad. Otturburn.

B.M. Cal. B. VII. f. 210.

Cal. S.P.D. 1 (4). 5030. N° 3.

205

1530

JULY. — [BY THE LORDS COMMISSION-
ERS.] The Proclamacion maid by the Commissioners
to be proclamyd both in Yngland and Scotland. [Be-
gins] Wee doe you to wytt that the Commissioners of
England and Scotland and Scotland and England
are well agrede . . .

Carlisle : July 1530.

Found only in MS.

Any Scottishman aggrieved by an Englishman to appear

in the Common House called the Muthall at Carlisle by

9 September at 7 a.m. Bonds taken from unlawful pri-
soners to be cancelled.

B.M. Cal. B. II. f. 287. N° 4.

1537

26 OCTOBER.— [BY THE WARDEN OP THE
WEST MARCH.] The Copye of a Proclamation
mayd For the west Marches of Yngland .and Scot-
land and proclamed at Gretno Church the 26 of
October. [Begins] We dou you For to wett that
Robert Lord Maxwell, Werdan off . . .

Gretna : 26 October 1537.

Found only in MS.

B.M. Cal. B. III. f. 86.

Cal. S.P.D. 12 (2). 990. ]>jo 5.

1538

10 AUGUST— [BY THE WARDENS OP THE

MARCH.] Copy of A proclamation made at the
Batyng Busk.

Debateable Land : 10 August 1538.

Found only in MS.

B.M. Cal. B. III. f. 226 ; Cal. B. VII. f. 241.

Cal. S.P.D. 13 (2). 63. N° 6.

1538-9

5 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . .
Forsamekill as thare is diverse writings send to us
fra the president of our derrest uncle the King of
Inglandis counsale in 3ork . . .

[Against ballads and rhymes against the King of
England.]

Edinburgh : 5 February 1538[-9].

Found only in MS.

B.M. Cal. C. VII. f. 247, original sealed.

Per dominos Consilii, &c. N° 7.

No® 8-21

1541-5: 29-30 James V & 1-3 Mary

1541

1 DECEMBER.— [BY THE WARDEN OP THE
WEST MARCH.] A proclamation made at the
tollercrik in the debatable grounde the first daye of
december. [Begins] We do you for to wytt that the
warden of the west marches. . . .

Tollerkirk : 1 December [1541].

Found only in MS.

B.M. Add. MS. 32646, f. 267.

Cal. Ham. Pap. i. 126. N° 8.

1542

15 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Warning all subjects on
the marches to meet at Lowder with forty days’
provisions.

Edinburgh: 15 November 1542.

Not found.

Cal. Ham. Pap. 1. 75. N° Q,

21 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE EARL OP HERT-
FORD.] Warning all subjects on the marches to
be ready at an hour’s warning.

Alnwick : 21 November 1542.

Not found.

Cal. Ham. Pap. i. 75. N° 10.

MARY
1542-3

19 MARCH. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] It is oure will
and we charge . . .

[For proclaiming Acts of Parliament.]

Edinburgh: 19 March 1542[-3].

Found only in MS.

To proclaim acts, especially that for having of the New

Testament in the vulgar tongue.

Acts ii. 425. N°

1544

After 26 APRIL.— [BY THE EARL OF HERT-
FORD.] [Begins] Wheras the kynges maiestie,
my soferen lord att the yumbulle sewt and petiti-
cion . . .

[Demanding custody of the Queen.]

[Newcastle : 26 April 1544.]

Found only in MS.

Demanding the delivery of the Queen of Scots as the

representative of Henry VIII, her next friend, till her mar-
riage with Prince Edward.

B.M. MS. 32654, f. 49 ; draft.

Cal. Ham. Pap. ii. 349. N° 12.

19 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE GOVERNOR
AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Mary
. . . Forsamekill as our ancient Inimyes of Ingland
be byrnynge slawghter . . .

[Raising forces against the English.]

Stirling: 19 November [1544].

Found only in MS.

Forces to meet at Edinburgh 26 November.

B.M. MS. 32656, f. 45.

Cal. Ham. Pap. ii. 509.

Per actum Dominorum Consilii. N° 13.

206

1545

After 4 JUNE. — [BY THE EARL OF HERT-
FORD.] [Begins] Edwarde . . . Where diverse of
the nobilitie . . .

[Concerning English prisoners in Scotland.]
[Newcastle: 4 June 1545.]

Found only in MS.

As the Scots prisoners have not returned to their parole,
alleging that the governor has forbidden them, no English
prisoner is to make personal entry without licence, though
he may treat for his ransom.

P.R.O. S.P.D. H. VIII, sec. 201. f. 212.

Cal. S.P.D. 20 (1). 436 ; see State Papers v. 454. N° 14.

7 JUNE. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] For the currency of

French testons and sous, &c.

Glasgow: 7 June 1545.

Testons to pass at 5s. 6 cl. Scots, sous at 6 cl, ‘carious ’at
5 d. None to refuse them.

P.C. Keg. i. 2; Patrick i. 69. N° 15.

11 JUNE. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Proclamation against

Donald of the Isles and his followers charged with
burning, harrying, and slaying in the service of the
King of England.

Glasgow: 11 June 1545.

P.C. Keg. i. 4. NO 16

24 JUNE. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Court of Session removed from Edinburgh to Linlithgow.

Plague.

Striveling : 24 June 1545.

P.C. Reg. i. 5. N° 17.

27 JUNE. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Macers and other officers exempted from attendance.
[Stirling]: 27 June 1545.

P.C. Reg. i. 6. N° 18.

30 JUNE. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Currency of Ducats of Spain and Portugal.
[Stirling] : 30 June 1545.

Double ducats of Spain and Portugal to be current at
48s. Scots.

P.C. Reg. i. 10 ; Patrick i. 69. N° 19.

10 JULY. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Circulation of the new English groat prohibited.
Linlithgow : 10 July 1545.

The new English groat with the broad face is not worth
18d. Scots as it is base. Any brought to the mint will be
purchased.

P.C. Reg. i. 10 ; Patrick i. 70. N° 20.

10[15] JULY. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Forbidding waste of crops, &c., by the troops in their
passage to the borders.

Linlithgow : 15 July 1545.

P.C. Reg. i. 13. N° 21.

1545-7: 3-5 Mary

Nos 22-36

[OCTOBER.]— [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

All subjects whether protected by England or no to
appear at musters for defence of the realm.
Linlithgow: [c. 15 October] 1545.

P.C. Reg. i. 16. N° 22.

1 NOVEMBER.- [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Concerning Scots prisoners on parole.
Linlithgow : 1 November 1545.

As the Lieutenant of England has forbidden English pri-
soners liberated on parole to return to their takers, Scots
prisoners set free on the same conditions are not to observe
them.

I\C. Reg. i. 17. N° 23.

1546

11 JUNE. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against intercommuning with the murderers of David,
Archbishop of St. Andrews, now in the Castle of St.
Andrews.

Striveling : 11 June 1546.

P.C. Reg. i. 26. Hfo 24.

11 JUNE. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against convocations and contests on questions between
landlords and tenants. Officers of the law to be
obeyed in the execution of their duty.

Striveling: 11 June 1546.

P.C. Reg. i. 27. N° 25.

11 JUNE. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against the destruction or robbery of ecclesiastical or
monastic buildings.

Striveling: 11 June 1546.

P.C. Reg. i. 28. 26.

30 JULY. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Summoning the murderers of the Archbishop to appear.
Edinburgh: 30 July 1546.

Summoning ‘ Norman Lesly feir of Rothes, James Kirkcaldy
of the Grange, William Kirkcaldy his eldest sone, David
Kirkcaldy his brothair, Johne Kirkcaldy, Patrik Kirkcaldy,
George Kirkcaldy brothair to the said James, Thomas
Kirkcaldy his sone, Petir Carmichell of Balmadde, John
Lesly of Parkhill, Alexander Inglis, James Mailville elder
and his sone, Johne Mailvile bastard sone to the Laird of
Raith, Alexander Mailvile, David Carmichell, Gilbert
Geddes younger, Robert Moncreif brothair to the Laird of
Tibbermello, William Symsone, Alexander Andersoun,
David Balfour brother to the Laird of Monquhany, Thomas
Cunynhame, Nicholl Harte, William Guthre, John Sibbald
brothair to the Laird of Cuksone, Petir Carmichell servand,
Walter Mailvile elder, Walter Mailvile younger, Schir John
Auchinlete chaplane, Nicholl Lermond, Schir Johne Young
chaplane, Dauid Kirkcaldy cuke, Niniane Cokburne, Johne
•Poll gunnar, William Orrok, Schir James Lyell chaplane,
Johne Rollok, and Andro Canyow’ to come to Edinburgh, and
forbidding the impeding them on their way to Edinburgh,
by the cardinal’s friends in Fifeshire.

P.C. Reg. i. 31. Ijo 27.

21 AUGUST. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

For a muster to besiege the Castle of St. Andrews.
Edinburgh: 21 August 1546.

P.C. Reg. i. 38. H° 28.

21 AUGUST. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Forbidding attacks on English ships without a licence
under seal and sign manual.

Edinburgh : 21 August 1546.

P.C. Reg. i. 39. N° 29.

24 AUGUST.— [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Concerning the muster at St. Andrews.
Edinburgh : 24 August 1546.

P.C. Reg. i. 39. N° 30.

6 OCTOBER .— [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

No Scots ships to molest Spanish or Portuguese ships
under cover of a French letter of marque given to
Gilbert Scott of Dieppe.

St. Andrews : 6 October 1546.

P.C. Reg. i. 45. N° 31.

17 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Continuing muster for siege of St. Andrews.

St. Andrews: 17 November 1546.

P.C. Reg. i. 47. N° 32.

19 NOVEMBER.— [BYTHE GOVERNORAND
SECRET COUNCIL ]

Prohibiting the currency of the English royal, new angel
noble, crown, and bagcheik groat.

[St. Andi'ews] : 19 November 1546.

Patrick i. 86. N° 32 a.

1546-7

17 MARCH.— [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

No pardons or remissions of punishment will be granted
during the next three years. Any obtained to be
invalid.

Edinburgh: 17 March 1546[-7].

P.C. Reg. i. 59. N° 33.

17 MARCH. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND

SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against interference with heralds, macers, pursuivants
and other messengers of justice.

Edinburgh : 17 March 1546[-7].

P.C. Reg. i. 60. N° 34.

18 MARCH.— [BY THE GOVERNOR AND

SECRET COUNCIL.]

The act against resetting thieves to be proclaimed anew.
Edinburgh : 18 March 1546[-7].

P.C. Reg. i. 61. N° 35.

19 MARCH. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] Enforcing an Act of
Jas. V concerning persons suspected ol theft.
Edinburgh: 19 March 1546[-7].

P.C. Reg. i. 60. N° 30.

207

Nos 37-54

1546-50: 5-8 Mary

19 MARCH.— [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

For a Wappenschaw on 18 April next.
Edinburgh : 19 March 1546[-7].

P.C. Reg. i. 62. . N° 37.

19 MARCH. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

All persons to be in arms against invasion on 40 days’
warning.

Edinburgh ; 19 March 1546[-7].

1548

28 APRIL. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Commanding the assured
Scots to join the army, and offering a free pardon
for past offences.

: 28 April 1548.

See P.C. Reg. xiv. 3. jjo 49

1549

P.C. Reg. i. 62. N° 38.

19 MARCH.— [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL ]

Summoning a border muster at Peebles to suppress
depredations.

Edinburgh : 19 March 1546[-7].

P.C. Reg. i. 64. 39.

1547

1 MAY. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Reducing the bagcheik groat now current at 16cZ. Scots
to 1 2d.

Edinburgh : 1 May 1547.

P.C. Reg. i. 68 ; Patrick i. 70. N° 40.

[20 MAY.] — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Preparations for the expeeted invasion by the English.

Edinburgh : £20 May] 1547.

P.C. Reg. i. 73. 2f° 41.

[20 MAY.] — BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against fleeing from the coasts on fear of invasion.

Edinburgh : [20 May] 1547.

P.C. Reg. i. 74. 42.

1JULY. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

For a muster against the English on 1 August.
Edinburgh : 1 July 1547.

P.C. Reg. i. 75. N0 43.

4 SEPTEMBER.

See No. 312, England.

1547-8

24 FEBRUARY. — [BY LORD WHARTON ]

[Begins] Forasmuche as . . . Souereign lordes cause
for mariedge and peace . . .

[Thanksgiving for late victory.]

Dumfries : 24 February 1547{-8].

Found only in MS.

Thanking all Scots and English who served the king.
Reward to the Scots.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Ed. VI. 3 (52).

Bain i. 81. 44.

3 MARCH. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] A Proclamation for a
muster at Dundee with 15 days’ provisions,

: 3 March 1547-8.

Not found.

See P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Ed. VI. 3 (70). N° 45.

MAY— [BY THE GOVERNOR.] A Proclamation
that all Scots taken in the field in arms should be
put to death.

Not found.

See P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Ed. VI. 5 (15). jfo 47

22 MAY— [BY THE DUKE OF SOMERSET.]

[Begins] Edward . . . Where as therle of Array n
pretending himself to be gouernour of Scotland . . .
[No quarter to be given to Scots.]

: 22 May 1549,

Found only in MS.

As the Earl of Arran has ordered that all Scots serving
England are to be put to death without favour, no quarter
is to be given to Scots taken in battle till his order is
revoked.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Ed. VI. 5 (16).

Bain i. 176. jjo ^g.

13 JULY. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Against assured Scots.
Edinburgh : 13 July 1549.

P.C. Reg. xiv. 10. N° 49

1550

20 APRIL. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] We do you to
witt, forsamekle as in the moist honourable and
perpetuale . . .

[For keeping the peace with England.]
Edinburgh : 20 April 1550.

P.C. Reg. i. 85. N° go.

24 APRIL. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Foreign merchants not
to export more than one-third the price of their
wares in money — the remainder to be spent on
Scottish goods.

P.C. Reg. i. 96. Jfo 61

22 MAY. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Subjects to protect themselves against raids from
Roxburgh and Aymouth castles.

Edinburgh: 22 May 1550.

P.C. Reg. i. 99. N° 52.

9 JUNE. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Depriving the Provost
and Bailies of Edinburgh.

Edinburgh: 9 June 1550.

P.C. Reg. i. 100. N° 53.

3 JULY. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Clipped sous and Caro-
luses of France not current in Scotland.

Edinburgh: 3 July 1550.

P.C. Reg. i. 102 ; Patrick i. 71. N° 54.

‘20S

1550-4: 8-12 Mary

Nos 55-72

5 JULY. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Foreign merchants may not export any gold or silver
whatever.

Edinburgh: 5 July 1550.

P.C. Keg. i. 103 ; see Patrick i. 87. U° 55.

2 AUGUST. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Concerning sums alleged to be due to the boatmen of
Leith.

Edinburgh : 2 August 1550.

P.C. Reg. i. 105. 56.

7 AUGUST.— [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] We do yow to
wittj forsamekill as thair wes ane proclamatiouns

[Currency of certain French coins.]

Edinburgh : 7 August 1550.

All sous and caroluses that do not pass through the ring

are current, and also the pistolors and liards. Penalty for

refusing them.

P.C. Reg. i. 105 ; Patrick i. 72. U"0 57.

17 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE GOVERNOR
AND SECRET COUNCIL.] Enforcing Pro-
clamation of 7 August.

Edinburgh: 17 September 1550.

P.C. Reg. i. 108; Patrick i. 72. N0 58.

16 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE GOVERNOR
AND SECRET COUNCIL.] Against import
of clipped French coin, and other offences concerning
money.

Edinburgh: 16 November 1550.

P.C. Reg. i. 109 ; Patrick i. 73. N° 59,

1550-1

9 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Against export of
victuals to England, especially to Berwick.

Edinburgh: 9 February 1550[-1].

P.C. Reg. i. 114. N° 60.

17 OCTOBER— [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Against the export of
flesh, especially to Flanders.

Linlithgow : 17 October 1552.

P.C. Reg. i. 127. jq-o qq,

19 OCTOBER.— [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Anent the prices of
wines.

Linlithgow: 19 October 1552.

Bordeaux £17 per tun or 8 d. per pint, Rochelle <£13 or
6d. a pint in the East or North seas, £15 and £13 the tun in
the Western seas.

P.C. Reg. i. 128. jqo 05

13 DECEMBER.— [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Against the export of
corn without special licence.

Edinburgh : 13 December 1552.

P.C. Reg. i. 137. jq-o 00

1553

15 MAY. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] For the price of meat.
Stirling: 15 May 1553.

P.C. Reg. i. 139. jqo Qrj .

16 MAY. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] The estate of Lord
Elphinstoun put under tutelage.

Stirling : 16 May 1553.

P.C. Reg. i. 140. jqo 03

19 JUNE. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Concerning the price of
victuals and supply of the market.

Perth : 19 June 1553.

P.C. Reg. i. 141. Ifo 0g_

19 JUNE. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Enforcing the act anent
the exorbitant prices rasit by craftismen.

Perth: 19 June 1553.

P.C. Reg. i. 142. jq-° 70.

1551

22 DECEMBER. — [BY THE GOVERNOR
AND SECRET COUNCIL.] For the currency
of certain French coins.

Edinburgh: 22 December 1551.

Sous to be current at 6 d., half-sous at 3d., carolus at 5 d.,

liards at 1 \d. on pain of death. 12 sous to weigh 1 oz.

P.C. Reg. i. 118 ; Patrick i. 75. jq"° 61.

1551-2

1 FEBRUARY.— BY THE GOVERNOR AND
ESTATES.] For the execution of the Acts against
Beggars.

Edinburgh: 1 February 1551[-2].

Acts ii. 486. N° 62.

1552

22 APRIL. — [BY THE GOVERNOR AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] For an escort to the
Commissioners for the Debateable Land.

Stirling: 22 April 1552.

P.C. Reg. i. 124. N° 63.

YOL. II 2

1554

12 APRIL.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Proclamation of the Queen Dowager as Regent and
discharge of all Commissions of Justiciary.
Edinburgh: 12 April 1554.

See P.C. Reg. xiv. 11. N° 71.

16 MAY.— [BY THE QUEEN REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] For the arrest of Captain
Pelham, an Englishman.

Edinburgh : 16 May 1554.

See P.C. Reg. xiv. 11. N° 72.

1554-5

23 FEBRUARY.— [BYTHE QUEEN REGENT
AND COUNCIL.]

For the currency of Lion pence.

Edinburgh : 23 February 1554[-5].

Found only in MS.

To be coined one denier fine, 32 to the ounce, and current
at three halfpence Scots.

Reg.

Patrick i. 76. N° 72 a.

) E e

N°s 73-82

1555-9: 13-17 Mary

1555

23 JUNE.— [BY THE QUEEN REGENT AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] For a muster at Dumfries
against disorders on the West Borders.

Edinburgh: 23 June 1555.

See P.C. Keg. xiv. 13. Jfo >73

1556

24 OCTOBER.- [BY THE LORDS COMMIS-

SIONERS OF ENGLAND AND SCOT-
LAND.] [Begins] Fyrst that all menslayers, fuge-
tyves, rebels . . .

Berwick : 24 October 1556.

Found only in MS.

Menslayers and fugitives to be expelled. Unlawful
prisoners to be set free. Burners and spoilers to make
redress. The treaties against slaughters to be executed with
rigour. The goods of the slain to be handed over to his
next of kin. The wardens to meet at accustomed places and
choose twelve assessors to examine complaints.

Thomas Wharton, Leonard Beckwyth, Thomas Hilton,
Robt. Hyndmer, William Bishoppe of Dumblayne, Richard
Maitland, Mr. James Makgill.

B.M. Cal. B. IX. f. 4b ; Harl. 289, fif. 49, 63. N° 74.

1557

17 JULY.— [BY THE LORDS COMMISSION-
ERS.] [Begins] Forasmoche as the Lords Com-
myssyoners of bothe the Realmes . . .

[For a final meeting of Commissioners.]

Carlisle: 17 July 1557.

Found only in MS.

Having met at the Water of Sark on 1 0 June they are
agreed for the most part, but appoint a meeting for final
agreement at Rydingburne on 15 September.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Mary (251).

Bain i. 201. N° 75.

? JULY. -[BY THE LIEUTENANT GENE-
RAL OF THE NORTH.] A proclematone to
be made in all the market townes within the Countye
of Northomberlande.

[All foreigners to leave the county within 14 days.]
Found only in MS.

By Henry, Earl of Westmoreland, Lord Neville, K.G.,
&c. No communication between English and Scots or
Frenchmen. No passage to or fro Scotland but by Berwick.
Horses not to be bought from soldiers. Desertion forbidden.
B.M. Cal. B. IV. f. 261 ; Harl. 353, f. 185. N° 76.

3 DECEMBER.— [BY THE LORDS OF THE
CONGREGATION.] [Begins] Wee, perceaving
how Satan, in . . .

[Band for the promotion of the reformed religion.]
Edinburgh : 3 December 1557.

Found only in MS.

To establish the blessed Word of God and His congrega-
tion, and to have faithful ministers. To maintain them
with their whole power.

Archibald, E. of Argyle, Glencarne, Morton, Archibald,
L. of Lorn, Johne Areskine of Dun, . . .

Calderwood MS. i. f. 146vo.

Calderwood i. 326; Facs. Nat. MSS. of Scotland iii. 40. U° 77.

1558-9

23 JANUARY.— [BY THE QUEEN REGENT.]

For the currency of a gold ducat.
[Edinburgh] : 28 January 1558[-9].

Found only in MS.

A gold penny, 22 carats fine, weighing a quarter ounce
troy, has been coined, called the King and Queen’s ducat. It
is to be cun-ent at £3. Described.

Reg.

Patrick i. 76. 77 a.

4 MARCH.— [BY THE QUEEN REGENT.]

For the currency of a new groat.
[Edinburgh] : 4 March 1558[-9].

Found only in MS.

A new silver penny, 6 deniers fine, weighing 1 denier
8 grains troy, has been coined. It is to be current for 12 d.
Scots and called the twelve penny groat. Described.

Reg.

Patrick i. 76. N° 77 b.

1559

31 MAY.— [BY THE LORDS OF THE CON-
GREGATION.] [Begins] At Perth . . . under-
standing that there is . . .

[Band for maintenance of the Congregation.]

Perth : 31 May 1559.

Found only in MS.

The whole congregation will defend any part or member
of it in case of attack.

Argile, James Stuart, Glencarne, Robert L. Boyd, Ochil-
trie, Matthew Campbell of Taringhame.

Calderwood MS. i. f. 167vo.

Calderwood i. 458. 73,

1 JULY.— [BY THE QUEEN REGENT.] [Be-
gins] Francis and Marie . . . Forsomuch as our
dearest . . .

[The Congregation to dissolve and leave Edinburgh.]
[Dunbar: 1 July 1559.]

Found only in MS.

Calderwood MS. i. f. 174vo.

Calderwood i. 476. JJ0 79.

25 JULY.— [BY THE LORDS OF THE CON-

GREGATION.] The Effecte of the Agrement
betwyne the ,'quene dowager of Scotland and the
lords of the Congregation, publysshed by proclama-
tion at Edynborough the 25 July 1559.

Edinburgh : 25 July 1559.

Found only in MS.

B.M. MS. Harl. 289, f. 67. P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 1 (72).

Bain i. 233. 80.

26 JULY .—[BY THE LORDS OF THE CON-

GREGATION.] [Begins] Forasmuch as it hath
pleased God . . .

[Terms of the agreement with the Queen Regent.]
Edinburgh: 26 July 1559.

Found only in MS.

Calderwood MS. i. f. 178vo.

Bain i. 233 ; Calderwood i. 487. N° 81.

28 AUGUST— [BY THE QUEEN REGENT.]

[Begins] Forsamekill as it is understand that cer-
tane . . .

[Against rumours that she is bringing more Frenchmen
into the country, and warning the Lords against
the interference of preachers in civil affairs.]
Edinburgh : 28 August 1559.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers (5).

P.C. Reg. xiv. 298; Calderwood i. 605. N° 82.

210

1559-61: 17-19 Mary

Nos 83-95

27 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE QUEEN RE-
GENT AND SECRET CpUNCIL.] A

Proclamation forbidding communication with the
English at Berwick.

Not found.

See S.P. Scot. Eliz. 1 (113). N° 83.

[3] OCTOBER— [BY THE QUEEN REGENT.]

[Begins] Forasmuch as it is understod be the . . .

[Against assisting the Lords of the Congregation.]
[Edinburgh : October 1559.]

Found only in MS.

The Duke of Chatelherault has stated that the French are
fortifying Leith, which is untrue. The Queen selects Leith
as a place of refuge against the evil designs of some of the
Congregation, as no person but her daughter had any rights
over it. The Congregation have seized Broughtie Castle,
and cut off provisions for the Regent’s house. No one is
to assist the Duke or his fellows.

Calderwood MS. i. f. 192vo.

Caldenvood i. 523. N° 84.

19 OCTOBER.-[BY THE DUKE OF CHATEL-
HERAULT. ] [Begins] Forasmuch as my Lord
Duke of . . .

[Disclaiming all pretensions to the Crown.]
Edinburgh : 19 October 1559.

Found only in MS.

The Queen Regent accuses him and his son of pretending
to the Crown. He purged himself in 2 Mary [1544] and
protests they seek no pre-eminence, but unite themselves to
the rest of the nobility in supporting their native country
against foreigners.

Calderwood MS. i. f. 198.

Calderwood i. 536. N° 85.

21 OCTOBER— [BY THE LORDS OF THE
CONGREGATION.] [Begins] At Edinburgh
. . . conveened to advise . . .

[Act of suspension of the Queen Regent’s regiment.]
Edinburgh : 21 October 1559.

Found only in MS.

The nobility, barons, and burgesses convened find the rule
of the Queen Regent a public danger. At St. Johnston in
May she assembled an army against the town because it
professed the true worship of God. In June she attacked
the convention at St. Andrews, and quartered garrisons
there; she has interfered with elections, brought in foreigners
to enslave the country, and coined base money. A stranger
has been put in high office, and the Great Seal sent out of
the country. New forms of pardon have been introduced,
and the foreign soldiers quartered on the community. No
access to the Queen or redress has been granted. We there-
fore suspend the commission granted her by the King and
Queen till the next parliament. This to be proclaimed.

Calderwood MS. i. f. 199vo.

Calderwood i. 541. N° 86.

1559-60

2 FEBRUARY .— [BY THE QUEEN REGENT.]

[Begins] Fraunces and Marie . . . Forsamekle as our
dearest mother Marie Quene dowagier and Regent
of our Realme . . .

[For a muster to resist the English invasion.]
Edinburgh : 2 February 1559[-60].

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 2 (45‘“).

Bain i. 314. u° 87.

1560

Before 27 APRIL.— [BY THE DUKE OF CHA-
TELHERAULT.] A Proclamation for all men
to join them in camp 2nd May.

Leith : [?] 25 April 1560.

See P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 3 (46). N° gg.

8 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND QUEEN.]

[Begins] To the loving of the most puissant, and
comfort . . .

[Proclamation of peace with England.]

[Leith] : 8 July 1560.

Found only in MS.

Calderwood MS. i. f. 219b.

Calderwood ii. 10 ; see Bain i. 444. jfo gg.

1560-1

14 MARCH— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation against any man of lands leaving
the country.

See P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 6 (28).

Bain i. 526. N° 90.

1561

25 AUGUST. — [BY THE QUEEN AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as
the Queens majestie hath . . .

[Against innovations in religion.]

Edinburgh: 25 August 1561.

No one to make any alteration or innovation of the state
of religion, on pain of death, till the estates of the realm be
assembled. No person to molest any of the Queen’s domestics
from France on any pretence whatsoever.

Calderwood MS. i. f. 263.

Calderwood ii. 144 ; P.C. Reg. i. 266 (dated 1562). jfo

8 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE QUEEN AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as
by divers complaintis . . .

[Against piracy on the Portuguese under cover of letters
of marque.]

Holyrood House : 8 September 1561.

P.C. Reg. i. 161. NO 92.

10 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE QUEEN AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle
as be occasioun of the last trublis . . .

[Against applications to Rome for confirmation of leases
of Church lands.]

Holyrood House : 10 September 1561.

P.C. Reg. i. 162. N° 93.

13 OCTOBER. — [BY THE QUEEN AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle...
fundin hir realme in gude peax with all hir nycht-
bouris . . .

[A muster at Lauder for the peace of the Borders.]
Holyrood House : 13 October 1561.

P.C. Reg. i. 164. 94.

11 DECEMBER. — [BY THE QUEEN AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle
as be careing and sending away furth of this realme,
... of the oxin and ky hydis, in greit nowmer and
quantite, . . .

[Forbidding exports of hides for three years.]
Edinburgh : 11 December 1561.

P.C. Reg. i. 191. N° 95.

211

e e 2

Nos 96-112

1561-4: 20-22 Mary

1561- 2

12 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE QUEEN AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

No flesh to be eaten until 29th March.

Edinburgh : 12 February 1561 [—2].

P.C. Reg. i. 200. N° 96.

12 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE QUEEN AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against killing or eating lambs for three years.
Edinburgh: 12 February 1561[-2].

P.C. Reg. i. 200. N° 07.

15 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE QUEEN AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Concerning upkeep of priories for schools, &c.
Edinburgh: 15 February 1561[-2].

P.C. Reg. i. 201; Calderwood ii. 170. N° 98.

28 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE QUEEN AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Concerning the payment of tithes.

Edinburgh : 28 February 1561 [-2].

P.C. Reg. i. 204. 09.

1562

31 MAY.— [BY THE QUEEN AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Against attempts to innovate in
religion. Confirming proclamation of 25 August.
Edinburgh: 31 May 1562.

P.C. Reg. i. 208. 100.

I JUNE.— [BY THE QUEEN AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] A Proclamation against sayers or
hearers of the Mass.

Holyrood House : 1 June 1562.

Not found.

See P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 7 (51). N° 101.

30 JULY. — [BY THE QUEEN AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Concerning the prices of wine and
the export of coin.

Edinburgh: 30 July 1562.

In the East, Bordeaux ,£18 per tun, 8 d. per pint ; Scherand
and Rochelle, £14 per tun, 6 d. pint; in the West, £16 and
£12. No money or bullion to be exported.

P.C. Reg. i. 212. N° 102.

1562- 3

II FEBRUARY. — [BY THE QUEEN AND

SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Against eating flesh in Lent.]

Edinburgh : 11 February 1562[-3].

P.C. Reg. i. 235. 103.

1563- 4

10 JANUARY. — [BY THE QUEEN AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as
eftir divers slauchteris and utheris haynous . . .
[Against intercommuning with Clan Gregors.]
Edinburgh : 10 January 1563[-4].

P.C. Reg. i. 257. 104.

212

17 MARCH.— [BYTHE QUEEN AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle . . . under-
standing the gret inconveinentis . . .

[Against innovations in religion.]

St. Andrews : 17 March 1563[-4].

A reissue of No. 100, q.v.

P.C. Reg. i. 267 (dated 1562-3). N° 105.

1564

JULY. — [BY THE QUEEN AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Quenis Majestie,
undirstandiDg that the plaig . . .

[Quarantine for ships from Dantzig.]

Holyrood House : July 1564.

P.C. Reg. i. 279. 106.

11 AUGUST. — [BY THE QUEEN AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
. . . undirstanding how the woddis and growand
tymber . . .

[Against selling timber or bark except in open market.]
Inverness: 11 August 1564.

P.C. Reg. i. 279. Jfo

23 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE QUEEN AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as it hes bene havelie lamentit to the Quenis
Majestie . . .

[Orders for disposal of Dantzig lint.]
Edinburgh : 23 September 1564.

Orders for fumigating the goods and flooding the ships.

P.C. Reg. i. 280. N° 108.

28 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE QUEEN AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as
complaint being maid be . . .

[Barons and others to attend the Border Warden when
summoned.]

Edinburgh : 28 September 1564.

P.C. Reg. i. 282. 109.

30 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE QUEEN AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . maid and
set furth towart the careing and sending away . . .
[Against transport of hides.]

Edinburgh : 30 September 1564.

Cites proclamation No. 95, q.v., inhibiting export of hides

for three years from 11 Sept. 1561. Hides may now be

exported on payment of customs.

P.C. Reg. i. 285. N° 110.

7 OCTOBER. — [BY THE QUEEN AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Forbidding export of

horses.

Edinburgh : 7 October 1564.

P.C. Reg. i. 286. N° HI.

11 DECEMBER. — [BY THE QUEEN AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . that thair
wes ane Act of Parliament maid be uncquhile King
James the Ferd, of worthie memorie ordaining that
thair sould be no marcattis nor fairis haldin on
Sondayis . . .

[Enforcing the Act for keeping the Sunday.]
Edinburgh: 11 December 1564.

P.C. Reg. i. 296.

N° 112.

1564-5: 22-23 Mary

Nos H3-26

11 DECEMBER. — [BY THE QUEEN AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . becaus the
balding and keping of bordellis is as it wer ane
ground unto of the vycis of adultre and fornicatioun,

[Against keeping brothels.]
Edinburgh: 11 December 1564.
P.C. Eeg. i. 296.

N° 113.

11 DECEMBER. — [BY THE QUEEN AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . gif ony per-
sonis within this realme, to burgh or to laud, sail
commit the filthie vyce of fornicatioun and beis
convict thairof . . .

[Enforcing fines on conviction of fornication.]
Edinburgh: 11 December 1564.

P.C. Reg. i. 297. N° 114.

11 DECEMBER. — [BY THE QUEEN AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . that the
filthie and abhominabill vyce of adultre is frequentlie
committit in this realme without feir of God, . . .
[Enforcing the Acts against adultery.]

Edinburgh: 11 December 1564.

P.C. Reg. i. 298.

N° 115.

11 DECEMBER. — [BY THE QUEEN AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] ... the law of
God dois expreslie prohibit to sweir and take his
name in vane, . . .

[Against using abominable oaths.]

Edinburgh: 11 December 1564.

P.C. Reg. i. 298. N° 110.

11 DECEMBER. — [BY THE QUEEN AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Quenis
Majestie . . . ane greit nowmer of the liegis of this
realme hes brocht hame greit quantiteis of wynis
within the samyn, . . .

[For the prices of Wines.]

Edinburgh: 11 December 1564.

In the East, Bordeaux £32 per tun, 1 4 d. per pint ; Scherand
£28 per tun, 12 d. per pint ; in the West, Bordeaux £28 per
tun or lOd. per pint.

P.C. Reg. i. 299. N° 117.

12 DECEMBER. — [BY THE QUEEN AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] _ [Begins] The quhilk
day, anent the complaint maid be . . .

[For attendance on the Border Wardens.]

12 December 1564.

Edinburgh

P.C. Reg. i. 300.

N° 118.

1565

12 JULY.— [BY THE QUEEN AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill . . . wickitlie
and ungodlie hes pretendit, be untrew reportis, to
alienat the hartis and lufe of the guid subjectis fra
hir Hienis . . .

[Assurances touching religion.]

Edinburgh: 12 July 1565.

P.C. Reg. i. 338. N° 119.

13 JULY— [BY THE QUEEN AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . for certane ressonabill
caussis and occasionis presentlie occurring and mov-
ing hir Hienes, . . .

[Continuation of Parliament.]

Edinburgh : 13 July 1565.

P.C. Reg. i. 338. N° 120.

15 JULY— [BY THE QUEEN AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as eftir diverse
wickit, ungodlie, and seditious personis, irkit of the
guid tranquillitie quhilk sen the arryvall of Quenis
Majestie . . . hes contineivet . . .

[Further assurance touching religion.]
Edinburgh: 15 July 1565.

All subjects to come to the Queen, prepared for fifteen

days’ service.

P.C. Reg. i. 339. N° 121.

20 JULY.— [BY THE QUEEN AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as diverse
nobill men, . . . ar presentlie convenit and assemblit
within this burgh of Edinburgh to do his Hienes
service . . .

[To keep the peace during the Convention.]
Edinburgh : 20 July 1565.

P.C. Reg. i. 342. N° 122.

22 JULY. — [BY THE QUEEN AND SECRET
COUN CIL.] [Begins] F orsamekill as efter diverse
. . . had spred untrew reportis amangis the subjectis,
— as that hir Majestie had intendit to impede, stay
or molest ony of thame in the using of thair religion

[General muster proclaimed.]
Edinburgh : 22 July 1565.

P.C. Reg. i. 43.

N° 123.

28 JULY — [BY THE QUEEN AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Marie . . . Forsamekle as
we intend, at the plesour and will of God, to
solemnizat, . . .

[Marriage with Henry, Duke of Albany.]
Halierudhous : 28 July 1565.

Found only in MS.

Henry to be styled King of Scotland. All letters, &c., to
be in the name of Henry and Mary.

Reg. Original sign manual and seal.

P.C. Reg. i. 345 ; Anderson i. 33.; Faos. Nat. MSS. Scotland iii. 48.

N° 124.

30 JULY. — [BY THE KING AND QUEEN
AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] We
do you to wit . . . makand mentioun that forsame-
kill as hir Hienes . . . and heirof presentlie we mak
intimatioun and publicatioun to you, all and sindry,
thair Hienessis liegis and subdittis. Subscrivit be
thair Majesties . . .

[Preceding Proclamation renewed after marriage.]
Halierudhous : 30 July 1565.

P.C. Reg. i. 346 ; Anderson i. 34. 125.

4 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND QUEEN
AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] For-
samekill as eftir oure Soverains Lord and Ladiis
commandmentis direct, certane personis, inhabitantis
of the cuntre of Fyff and utheris, hes absentit thame
selffis . . .

[Proclamation for muster in southern shires.]
Edinburgh: 4 August 1565.

P.C. Reg. i. 348.

213

N° 120.

Nos 127-40

1565 : 23 Mary

7 AUGUST [BY THE KING AND QUEEN
AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] For-
samekill as James, Erie of Murray, being ckargit, be
vertew of our Soveranis Lord and Ladiis lettre
. . . undir the pane of rebell ioun . . .

[Against intercommuning with the Earl of Murray.]
Edinburgh : 7 August 1565.

P.C. Keg. i. 349. ]\j° 127.

9 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND QUEEN
AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] ... to
haif convenit at certane prefixt dayis and places
mentionat inthe saidis proclamationis foraccumpane-
ing of thair Majesteis . . ,

[Raid in Fife discharged.]

Edinburgh : 9 August 1565.

P.C. Keg. i. 350. N° 128.

14 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND QUEEN

AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The
King and Quenis Majesteis, undirstanding that
James Erie of Murray thair Hieuessis rebell, ac-
cumpaneit with diverse utheris thair rebellis, . . .

[None to assist Murray and his party.]

Edinburgh : 14 August 1565.

P.C. Reg. i. 353. N° 129.

15 AUGUST— [BY THE KING AND QUEEN

AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] For-
samekill as James Erie of Murray, being chargit to
haif comperit befoir the King and Quenis Majesteis
at ane certane day bigane, . . .

[Further proclamation against Murray.]
Edinburgh: 15 August 1565.

P.C. Reg. i. 354. N° 130.

22 AUGUST. — [BY THE KING AND QUEEN
AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The
King and Quenis Majesteis, undii-standing how thair
rebellis ar planelie conspyrit togidder, takin on
armes, mynding nocht onelie to rebell thame selffis
bot to perswaid . . .

[General muster against Murray.]

Edinburgh : 22 August 1565.

P.C. Reg. i. 355. 131.

22 AUGUST. — [BY THE KING AND QUEEN
AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] For-
samekill as the King and Quenis Majesteis ... be
difference in materis of religioun, . . .

[Assurances regarding religion renewed.]

Edinburgh : 22 August 1565.

o o

P.C. Reg. i. 356. N<> 132.

22 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND QUEEN
AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The
King and Quenis . . . undirstanding how thair rebellis
ar planelie conspyrit togidder, takin on armes,
mynding nocht onelie to rebell tliameselffis, . . .
[Against being in arms or joining the rebels.]
Edinburgh : 22 August 1565.

P.C. Reg. i. 357. 133.

2 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
QUEEN AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Be-
gins] Fcrsamekill as the King and Quenis Majesteis
departis this nycht towart Striviling . . .

[Army to meet at Kilsyth.]

Callendar: 2 September 1565.

P.C. Reg i. 361. 134,

214

5 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
QUEEN AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Be-
gins] Forsamekill as the King and Quenis Majesteis
hes now perfyte knawlege of the manifest defectioun
a,nd rebellioun of diverse thair subjectis . . .

[All between 60 and 16 to be in readiness.]
Glasgow : 5 September 1565.

P.C. Reg. i. 362. 135>

5 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
QUEEN AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Be-
gins] Forsamekill as the King and Quenis Majesteis
hes now perfyte knawlege of the manifest defectioun
and rebellioun of diverse thair subjectis, . . .

[All between 60 and 16 in the Northern shires to assemble
at Stirling.]

[Glasgow : 5 September 1565.]

P.C. Reg. i. 362. 13Q

13 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

QUEEN AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Be-
gins] Henrie and Marie . . . Forsamekill as in this
uprove laitlie rasit up agains us be certane our
rebellis and thair assistaris, the authouris thairof, . . .
[Declaration of the intention of the rebels.]
Sanctandrois : 13 September [1565].

Found only in MS.

Reg. Original sign manual and seals.

P.C. Reg. i. 369 (dated 3rd in error) ; Faes. Nat. MSS. of Scotland
iii. 49. N o 137.

14 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

QUEEN AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Be-
gins] Forsamekill as the King and Quenis Majesteis
having perfyte knawlege . . .

[Muster, of all between 60 and 16 to meet at Stirling ]
Dundee: 14 September 1565.

P.C. Reg. i. 371. N° 138

15 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

QUEEN AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Be-
gins] Forsamekill as the King and Quenis Majesteis,
undirstanding the seditious and untrew reportis
spred amangis thair liegis, alsweill be word as be
writting, . . .

[No oppression to be attempted in religion.]
Dundee : 15 September 1565.

P.C. Reg. i. 372. N° 139.

19 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORDS OF THE
CONGREGATION.] [Begins] The nobilitie . . .

presentlie pursewed . . .

[The griefs of the Lords touching the government.]
Dumfries : 19 September 1565.

Found only in MS.

Justifying themselves. They are accused as traitors
because they maintain the true religion. The Queen by
proclamation, 25 Aug. 1561, No. 91, q.v., inhibited any
alteration of it. The laws against popery were not enforced,
and those attempting to enforce them were persecuted.
The actions of the government have all been against religion.
The Queen is surrounded by foreign and evil advisers. She
has made and proclaimed a King over us, wasted the patri-
mony of the crown, and of the kirk, raised divisions among
the subjects, and perverted justice. They wish only for the
welfare of the realm, whatever measures may be forced on
them.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 11 (591).

Calderwood ii. 569.

N° 140.

1565-6: 23-24 Mary

Nos 141-53

26 OCTOBER— [BY THE KING AND QUEEN
AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The
quhilk day . . . understanding the mony herschippis,
slauchteris, and depradationis, committit be diverse
wickit and mischevious personis . . .

[A levjr in Athol against the rebels.]
Edinburgh: 26 October 1565.

P.C. Reg. i. 383. N° 141.

19 MARCH— [BY THE KING AND QUEEN
AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The
quhilk day . . . for certano ressonabill caussis and
considderationis . . . command and charge — James
Erie of Mortoun Lord of Dalkeyth . . .

[For the appearance of the murderers of Rizzio.]
Edinburgh : 19 March 1565[-6].

P.C. Reg. i. 436. jjo ^47

3 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
QUEEN AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Be-
gins] . . . the indurat rebellioun of Archibald Erie
of Ergyle, and that he, his kin, friendis, partakaris,
and tennentis, . . .

[Against intercommuning with Argyle.]
Edinburgh: 3 November 1565.

P.C. Reg. i. 388. N° 142.

22 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND QUEEN
AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . .
considering the greit dissobedience and heich con-
tempt committit . . .

[Persons at the horn to be arrested. Judgements to be
enforced.]

Edinburgh: 22 March 1565[-6].

P.C. Reg. i. 439. N° 148.

18 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
QUEEN AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Be-
gins] Forsamekill . . . that the cornis this instant
yeir, throw evill weddir in tyme of harvist, ar nocht
sa weill win as neid wer . . .

[Forbidding the export of victuals.]

Edinburgh : 18 November 1565.

P.C. Reg. i. 402. 143.

22 DECEMBER. — [BY THE QUEEN AND
KING AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins]
It is statute and ordaint be oure Soveranis Quene
and Kingis Majesteis, . . .

[Touching the Marie Royal.]

Edinburgh : 22 December 1565.

The Marie ryall to be coined, 11 deniers fine, 1 oz. troy
weight, 2 grains remedy. Having on one side a palm tree
crowned, a shell paddock (lizard) creeping up its shank, a
bill about the tree Bat gloria vires, the date of the year
thereunder. A circumscription Exurgat Dens et dissipentur
inimici ejus (thistle). On the other side the royal arms with
a closed crown and thistle and motto Maria et Henricus Dei
Gratia Regina et Rex Scotorum. This penny to be current
for 30s. Scots.

P.C. Reg. i. 413 ; Patrick i. 78. H° 144.

1565-6

9 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
QUEEN AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Be-
gins] Forsamekill as thir diverse yeris bigane the
marchantis and utheris liegis . . .

[For the prices of Wines.]

Edinburgh: 9 February 1565[-6],

In the East, Bordeaux £36 per tun, 16 d. per pint ; Scherand
£32 per tun, 14 d. per pint ; in the West, £32 and £28.

P.C. Reg. i. 425. 145.

1566

18 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND QUEEN
AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . .
that albeit it be ordaint for the punisement of per-
sonis quhilkis wilfullie contempnis our Soveranis . . .
[Enforcing a proclamation touching messengers of
justice.]

Edinburgh : 18 June 1566.

P.C. Reg. i. 466.

22 JUNE. — [BY THE KING AND QU]
AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins
Lordis . . . undirstanding the lait troubill and c

EEN

The

ebait

fallin betuix sum servandis . . .

[Peace to be kept during their Majesties residence.]
Edinburgh : 22 June 1566.

P.C. Reg. i. 469.

N° 150.

17 JULY. — [BY THE KING AND QUEEN
AND SECRET COUNCIL.] _ [Begins] Forsa-
mekill as throw the troublis occurring the last yeir,
the inhabitantis of the cuntre of Ergile, Lome,
Braidalbane, Kintyre, and the Ilis, wer afferit . . .

[None to molest the Highland men.]
Edinburgh: 17 July 1566.

P.C. Reg. i. 470. 151.

21 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND QUEEN
AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The
King and Quenis Majesteis, . . . and the maist part
of thair subjectis in all degreis bent to na thing ellis
bot plane and manifest disordour . . .

[Proclamation of Justice Airis and Courts.]
Edinburgh : 21 July 1566.

P.C. Reg. i. 473. N° 152.

16 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND QUEEN
AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The
King and Quenis Majesteis undirstanding that be
virtew of thair Majesteis lettres and proclamationis
direct of befoir undir thair Majesteis subscriptions,

[The levy to remain in arms at Mussilburgh.]
Dunbar: 16 March 1565[— 6].

P.C. Reg. i. 436. N° 146.

21 JULY— [BY THE KING AND QUEEN
AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The
King, etc. considdering how greitlie thai ar abusit
in granting of remissions to wickit menslayaris,
murtheraris, and utheris unworthie personis, . . .

[No remissions or pardons will be granted.]
Edinburgh : 21 July 1566.

P.C. Reg. i. 472. N° 153.

Nos 154-67

1566-7: 24-25 Mary

28 JULY— [BY THE KING AND QUEEN
AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsa-
mekill as the King and Quenis Majesteis, considder-
ing the universal! disordour . . .

[For a muster at Jedburgh.]

Alloa: 28 July 1566.

P.C. Keg. i. 475. N° 154.

8 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND QUEEN
AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The
King . . . having considderatioun of the present
seasoun of the yeir and tyrue of harveist approche-
ing,

[Continuation of Justice Court at Jedburgh.]
Edinburgh: 8 August 1566.

P.C. Reg. i. 476. 155.

16 AUGUST. — [BY THE KING AND QUEEN
AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The
King . . . undirstanding that diverse Actis of Parlia-
ment . . .

[Against shooting deer with culverins, half hags and
bows.]

Rodon : 16 August 1566.

P.C. Reg. i. 477. N° 156.

24 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
QUEEN AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Be-
gins] Forsamekill as oure Soveranis considdering
the monyfauld crymes committit be the subjectis
within the bounds of the Middill Marchis . . .

[For a muster at Melrose.]

Edinburgh: 24 September 1566.

P.C. Reg. i. 480. Ifo 157.

24 SEPTEMBER. — BY THE KING AND
QUEEN AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Be-
gins] Forsamekill as be the monyfauld complaintis
presentit to onre Soveranis alsweill be diverse thair
awin subjectis . . .

[Revocation of all letters of ‘ sercheorie ’.]
Edinburgh : 24 September 1566.

Letters of marque to William Blacater, George Fogo,
John Ur, and others revoked. No one to use letters or
sea briefs of the Kings of Denmark, Sweden, &c.

P.C. Reg. i. 481. N° 158.

10 OCTOBER. — [BY THE QUEEN AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as efter the . . . cuming . . .

[For the price of food in the verge of Court.]
Jedburgh: 10 October 1566.

Pint of ale 5 d., 1 lb. of bread (16 oz.) 4 d., a day’s food
16c?., a bed 12 d., stabling 2 d. per day.

P.C. Reg. i. 488. N° 159.

11 OCTOBER.— [BY THE QUEEN AND SE-

CRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as
mony complaintis . . .

[All petitions for justice to be handed in at once.]
Jedburgh : 11 October 1566.

P.C. Reg. i. 489. N° 160.

25 OCTOBER. — [BY THE QUEEN AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as the Quenis Majestie, movit of the zeale hir Hienes
hes continewalie borne to justice, reparit to this
cuntre . . .

[Proclamation to keep good order at Jedburgh.]
Jedburgh : 25 October 1566.

P.C. Reg. i. 490. Jf0 161.

14 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
QUEEN AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Be-
gins] Forsamekill as presentlie nocht onelie a gude
nowmer of the nobilitie and subjectis of this realme
are reparit to this burgh . . .

[To keep good order in Stirling.]

Stirling: 14 December 1566.

P.C. Reg. i. 493. N° 102.

1566-7

12 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE QUEEN AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as it is nocht unknawin, how that upoun the tent
day of Februare instant, at two kouris eftir mid-
nycht, the hous quhair umquhile the Kinges Grace
wes ludgeit wes in ane instant blawin in the air . . .

[Reward to any who will reveal the King’s murderers.]
Edinburgh : 12 February 1566[-7].

P.C. Reg. i. 498. N° 163.

14 MARCH. — [BY THE QUEEN AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Quenis
Majestie . . . hes devysit, inventit, and causit be set
up certane payntit paperis upoun the Tolbuith dur
of Edinburgh . . .

[That none transport James Murray.]
Edinburgh: 14 March 1566[-7].

P.C. Reg. i. 500 ; Anderson i. 38. ' N° 104,

1567

28 MARCH. — [BY THE QUEEN AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The quhilk
day, forsamekill as the Quenis Majestie and Lordis
of Secreit Counsall, calling to remembrance how a
proclamation wes maid and set furth . . .

[Bothwell to be tried for the King’s murder, Lennox
to appear.]

Edinburgh : 27 March 1567.

P.C. Reg. i. 604 ; Anderson i. 50. H° 165.

8 MAY.— [BY THE QUEEN AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] The Quenis Majestie, understanding
how the troublis occurring in the yeir of God . . .

[Discharging Commissions of Lieutenancy.]
Edinburgh : 8 May 1567.

P.C. Reg. i. 509. N° 166.

19 MAY.— [BY THE QUEEN AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] The quhilk day, the
Quenis Majestie remembering the greit skayth and
detriment of this commoun weill . . .

[Against false coins, hardheidis.]

Edinburgh : 19 May 1567.

No one to receive from Englishmen or other foreigners

any hardheads, plakkis, balbeis, or any other 4 layit ’ money

on pain of suspicion of forgery. This money is counter-
feited in Flanders, Newcastle, and Berwick.

P.C. Reg. i. 510 ; Patrick i. 79. 167.

216

1567: 25 Mary & 1 James VI

Nos 168-78

23 MAY.— [BY THE QUEEN AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [B egins] The Quenis Majestie,

calling to mind . . .

[Revocation of certain letters contrary to Proclamation.]
Edinburgh : 23 May 1567.

Cites proclamation 25 Aug. 1561, No. 91, q.v. Certain
licences to practise their religion have been thought contrary
to this. They were not intended so, and are now revoked.
P.C. Reg. i. 513. 168.

28 MAY.— [BY THE QUEEN AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Quenis Majestie, con-
sidering the greit skayth and detriment quhilk the
trew and gude subjectis of this realme, dwelland . . .
Bourdoris . . .

[Proclamation against disorders in Liddesdale.]
Edinburgh : 28 May 1567.

To Forfar, Perth, Stirling, Lanark, Clakmannane, Kinross,
and Fyff.

P.C. Reg. i. 516. N° 169.

4 JUNE.— [BY THE QUEEN AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Quenis Majestie, con-
siddering and thinking . . .

[Concerning certain false rumours.]

Edinburgh : 4 June 1567.

Recites the charges made against her of subverting laws,
rejecting the counsel of her nobles, neglecting her son, and
raising forces against the people on pretence of quieting
Liddesdale. These are untrue.

P.C. Reg. i. 514. N° 170.

11 JUNE— [BY THE QUEEN.] [Begins] Marie
. . . Forsamekle as James Erie of Mortoun, Alexander
lord Hume and thair complices hes tressonablie . . .
Borthick : 11 June 1567.

Found only in MS.

Morton and Hume have levied troops to drive the Queen
and her husband, James, Duke of Orkney, out of the king-
dom. Offers pardon to their followers on immediate
dispersal.

B.M. 23241, f. 1, original sign manual and seal. N° 171.

11 JUNE.— [BY THE LORDS.] Heir followis the

Proclamatioun that the Nobilitie and Lordis maid
at the Croce of Edinburgh the xi. day of Junij 1567.
declaring the effect of thair assemblie in Armour.
Cannagait: 11 June 1567.

Edinburgh: R. Lekpreuik : [1567],

1 f. Gothic letter.

Quenis Maiesteis our

The Queen, being held in captivity, is unable to govern
since her husband Henrie Stewart’s death, which is yet
unpunished. The Lords are met to rescue the Queen and
try the murderers of Darnley. They call on all subjects
to aid them. The Lords of Session are to proceed with
the administration of justice. Offenders will be punished.
P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 13 (54, 55).

P.C. Reg. i. 519 ; Anderson i. 128 ; Bain i. 331. N0 172.

12 JUNE. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Heir followis ane act that the Lordis of Secreit
Counsall maid in the Tolbuith of Edinburgh the xii
day of Junii. 1567, declaring James Erie Bothwell
to be the principal] authour and murtherar of the
Kingis grace of gude memorie and rauysing of the
Quenis Maiestie.

Edinburgh : 12 June 1567.

Edinburgh: R. Lekpreuik: 1567.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Ja- raes as

vol. ii 2:

James, Earl of Bothwell, laid violent hands on the
Queen on 24 April, and took her to Dunbar Castle, and
forced her into an unhonest marriage null from the begin-
ning. He is said to have been the principal contriver of
Darnley’s death. His pretended divorce in two days when
the Queen was in his hands confirms this. He is now
raising arms to slay the son as he slew the father. All
subjects to be ready on three hours’ warning to march to
the rescue of the Queen. Any who will not do this are
to leave Edinburgh within four hours, on pain, &c.
P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 13 (56, 57).

P.C. Reg. i. 520 ; Calderwood ii. 576 ; Anderson i. 131 ; Bain i. 331.

N° 173.

26 JUNE. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Heir followis ane proclamation That the Lordis of
Secreit Counsall maid the xxvj. day of Iunii. 1567.
[Begins] Forsamekle as the Lordis of Secreit
counsall, and vthers of the Nobilitie . . .

Edinburgh : 26 June 1567.

Edinburgh : R Lekpriuik : 1567.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Bar- ronis thair

Reward of 1,000 crowns of the sun for his arrest.

Adv. MSS. 33. 2. 31 (141).

P.C. Reg. i. 524 ; Anderson i (2). 139. ;jq-o

9 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekill as eftir the horribill and un-
worthie murthour of the King, the Quene oure
Soveranis lait husband, ... be James, Erll Bothuill . . .
[Proclamation in Orkney and Shetland against
Bothwell.]

Edinburgh : 9 July 1567.

P.C. Reg. i. 527. jq-o 175 #

JAMES VI

30 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekill as it hes plesit Almychty God,
to call the Kingis Majestie . . .

[Proclamation of the King’s authority.]

Stirling : 30 July 1567.

P.C. Reg. i. 543 ; Anderson ii. 249. 176.

31 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekill as it is understand to the
Kingis Hienes . . .

[Discharging the Earl of Huntly as Lieutenant.]
Stirling : 31 July 1567.

P.C. Reg. i. 543. No 177

22 AUGUST.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekill as the Quene moder to oure
Soverane Lord the King, the tyme of his subscrip-
tioun . . .

[Proclamation of the Regency of James, Earl of Murray.]
Edinburgh : 22 August 1567.

P.C. Reg. i. 649 ; Calderwood ii. 385 ; Anderson ii. 254. Jfo 178.

31 AUGUST. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] It is statute
and ordanit be my Lord Regent . . .

[Coinage of a James Ryall.]

Edinburgh : 31 August 1567.

Coinage of a James Ryall of similar fineness and weight

7 F f

Nos 179-94

1567-8: 1 James VI

to the Marie Ryall, No. 144, q.v. ; on one side a sword
with a crown and a hand putting one finger to the price
of the piece, the date, and Pro me si merior in me ; on the
other the royal arms. J.R. crowned and motto Jacobus 6
Dei Gra Bex Scotorum.

P.C. Reg. i. 556 ; Patrick i. 138. N° 179.

1 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill

as by diverse Actis . . .

[Enforcing statutes against export of tallow.]
Edinburgh : 1 September 1567.

Revokes licence to John Mortoun to export six lasts of
tallow.

P.C. Reg. i. 559. igQ.

1 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as it hes plesit Almychty God lauchfullie and rych-
tuouslie . . .

[Warning of a muster against Bothwell in Dunbar.]
Edinburgh : 1 September 1567.

P.C. Reg. i. 560. N° 181.

1 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as albeit thair wes ane Act and ordinance maid of
befoir, . . .

[Forbidding the export of horses.]

Edinburgh : 1 September 1567.

P.C. Reg. i. 561. 182.

10 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The quhilk
day, my Lord Regent and Lordis of Secreit Counsall,
understanding the tressonabill interpryse of Batrik
Quhytlaw of that Ilk . . .

[Against the victualling of Dunbar Castle.]
Edinburgh : 10 September 1567.

P.C. Reg. i. 567. N° 183.

20 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Forbidding the export of victuals.]

Edinburgh : 20 September 1567.

All licences to export revoked, on account of the bad
season.

P.C. Reg. i. 571. 184.

20 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . nochtwith-
standing the chargeis execute on the detenaris
thairof . . .

[Muster for the siege of Dunbar Castle.]
Edinburgh : 20 September 1567.

P.C. Reg. i. 572. ^35

22 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as it is undirstand to my Lord Regent . . .

[To deliver up the weapons taken at Carberry Hill.]
Edinburgh : 22 September 1567.

P.C. Reg. i. 575. ]^o igg

25 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Against resetting the
Castle of Dunbar and the Hepburns.

Edinburgh: 25 September 1567.

P.C. Reg. i. 576. jq-o ig7_

25 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] For the sheriffs of Moray
and lnnermarky, and against private feuds.
Edinburgh : 25 September 1567.

P.C. Reg. i. 577. N° 188.

7 OCTOBER. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] For a muster against
Liddesdale and the Borderers.

Edinburgh: 7 October 1567.

P.C. Reg. i. 579. N° 189.

1 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as it is understand to my Lord Regent . . . how the
thevis . .

[Against paying blackmail, and compacts with thieves
and broken men.]

Hawick : 1 November 1567.

P.C. Reg. i. 585. N° 100.

26 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as, be the use of culveringis daggis pistolettis and
uther sic ingynis . . .

[Against carrying fire-arms.]

Edinburgh : 26 November 1567.

P.C. Reg. i. 593. N° 191.

13 DECEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as ane Barliament now approcheis, quhairat the
greittast part of the nobilitie . . .

[For peace during the Parliament.]
Edinburgh: 13 December 1567.

P.C. Reg. i. 596. 192t

1567-8

3 MARCH. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill

as in the spring of the yeir all kyndis of flesche
decayis . . .

[Against eating of flesh in Lent.]

Edinburgh : 3 March 1567[-8].

P.C. Reg. i. 611. N° 193.

•m

1568

3 MAY— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . . Forsamekill as
we and . . . having understande howe that the Quene
our mother being put and kepit in the place of
Lochlevin be the avyse and consent ... is now
eschapit . . .

[Muster at Glasgow on the escape of Q. Mary.]
Glasgow: 3 May 1568.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 15 (11). B.M. Cal. C. I. f. 77.

P.C. Reg. i. 622 ; Bain ii. 402. Jfo 194,

5 MAY— [BY THE QUEEN.] [Begins] Marie . . .
Forsamekle as it is not vnknawen to all our . . .
[Subjects to return to her obedience.]

Hamilton : 5 May [1568].

Found only in MS.

Against obeying authority usurped in the name of the
King, her son. Promising clemency.

Reg. State Papers 87a. Original, sign manual. N° 194 a.

1568: 1-2 James VI

Nos 195-202

7 MAY— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] Ane proclamatioun anent the trea-
sonable Conspiratouris and trublaris of the tranquil-
litie of the commoun welth now laitlie assemblit
aganis the Kingis grace authoritie.

Glasgow : 7 May 1568.

Edinburgh: R. Lekpreuik 1 : [1568].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Martine the of

To Martine Uddart, Ormond Purseuant, Hectour Tro-
llope, Maser, Williame Lawsone Messingeris. Refers to the
murder of the king’s father, the punishment of some con-
spirators, and the resignation of his mother, confirmed by
the Estates. A treasonable movement against James, Earl
of Murray, Lord Abirnethie, Regent of the Realm, has been
begun, which must be put down by arms. Proclamation
to be made in Lanark, Ruthirglen, Glasgow, Dumberlane,
Striuiling, Linlithgow, Air, Ireuin, Edinburgh, Hading-
toun, Duns, Dumfreis, Roxburgh, Selkirk, Peblis, against
the rebels, who are to come in within 48 hours, on pain
of punishment as traitors.

B.M. Cal. C. I. f. 78. P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 15 (12, 13,
14). Antiq. (12).

Bain ii. 402.

1 Prentar to the Kingis Maiestie. N° 195,

8 MAY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.] A

trew copio of the mutuall band betuix the castell
and toun of Edinburgh, contractit in the obedience
of the Kingis Maiestie our Souerane Lord, publischit
that all men may the better persaue how the Laird
of Grange, aganis his faith, honour and promeis, is
and hes bene, the Instrument and occasioun, of the
present vnquyetnes and bypast vastatioun of the
toun, to the suppressing of the Exercise of Goddis
trew Religioun, the hinderance of Justice and Policie,
and calamitie of the haill commoun wealth.

Edinburgh : 8 May 1568.

Edinburgh : R. Lekpreuik : 1573.

1 f. Gothic letter.

aucht efter of

The agreement between Sir Williame Kirkcaldie of Grange,
Captain of Edinburgh Castle, and Sir Symon Prestoun of
Craigmillar of that Ilk, Provost of Edinburgh, to support
James and his Regent, James, Earl of Murray, against all
enemies. Witnesses : Sir Wm. Maitland of Lethingtoun
younger, James Makgill of Rankelour nether, Clerk of
Registrar, Archebald Dowglas, persoun of that ilk, David
Forest, Generali, with others.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 25 (39). Antiq. (15).

Calderwood ii. 412. pgg,

14 MAY.— [BY THE REGENT.] Ane Proclama-
tioun set furth be my Lord Regent, in the Name of
our Souerane Lord, declaring the purpose of thame
quha assistit with our Souerane Lordis Mother, &c.

Glasgow : 14 May 1568.

Edinburgh : R. Lekpreuik : 1568.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

liegis, aucht 2) no- 3) No- Maij,

In consequence of the rebellion against James in favour
(as is falsely pretended) of his mother, the Regent is forced
to declare the whole matter to the people. James, sometime
Earl of Bothwell his manifesto of 12 April 1567 is false.
He was the chief murderer of Darnley. After this, his
unlawful divorce, and more unlawful marriage, the nobles
had to provide for the young king's safety, and to separate
Bothwell from the Queen. Bothwell refused the single
combat he had offered and fled. The Queen was put in

surety as she refused to leave him, and when the truth of
the murder was revealed resigned the crown, whereon
James, Eaid of Murray, was made regent till the king
reached 17. The Coronation and appointment of Regent
have been approved in open Parliament. Parliament has
agreed that anything suffered by the Queen on 15 June last,
or at Lochlevin, or generally since the murder of Darnley,
10 February 1566[-7], has been caused by herself. The
nobles and supporters of the Queen’s party have no just
cause of complaint. She thought the shedding of Scots’
blood a pleasant spectacle. No person is to aid her or her
supporters in any way on pain of treason.

B.M. Cal. C. I. f. 86. P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 14 (75),
sheet 1 only.

Calderwood ii. 405 ; Bain ii. 391 (who dates it August 1567).

N° 197.

16 MAY.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as diverse
wickit and seditious personis, our Soverane Lordis
subjectis, . . .

[Muster at Biggar on 10 June.]

Glasgow: 16 May 1568.

P.C. Beg. i. 623. N° 198.

2 JUNE.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as our Sover-
ane Lordis lettres wer proclamit, chargeing all his
Majesteis liegis within the boundis . . .

[The muster at Biggar is still in force.]
Edinburgh : 2 June 1568.

P.C. Reg. i. 629. N° 199.

16 JUNE. — [BY THE WARDEN OF THE
WEST MARCHES.] [Begins] Whereas at the
last meetinge . . .

[Against receiving Scots fugitives.]

: 16 June 1568.

Found only in MS.

By Henry L. Scrope of Bolton, against receiving fugitives
from the Earl of Murray, Governor of Scotland.

B.M. Cal. C. I. f. 99.

Bain ii. 436. N° 200.

28 JULY— [BY THE EARL OF ARGYLE.]

[Begins] Archibald . . . Forsamekle as it is notourly
knawin Throw out the haill realme . . .

[For a muster on 10 August in favour of Mary.]

The Largs: 28 July 1568.

Found only in MS.

Calling a general muster against the Parliament sum-
moned on 10 August.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 15 (50). B.M. Cal. B. IX. f. 322.
Bain ii. 463. N° 201.

5 AUGUST. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as it is understand to our Soverane Lord, his dearest
cousing James Erll of Murray Lord Abirnethie . . .
[All men to continue in due obedience.]

Stirling : 5 August 1568.

Refers to proclamations intended to entice subjects from
their allegiance to the King.

P.C. Reg. i. 633 ; see Calderwood ii. 420. N° 202.

F f 2

219

N°s 203-15

1568-9: 2-3 James VI

5 AUGUST. — [BY THE REGENT AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as thair is diverse personis presentlie under sum-
mondis of tressoun . . .

[Limit of time fixed for receiving submissions from those
accused of treason.]

Stirling : 5 August 1568.

P.C. Reg. i. 634. N° 203.

1568-9

c. 10 JANUARY. — [BY THE EARL OF
ARGYLE.] [Begins] Archibald . . . Forsamekle
as it is not only knowne . . .

[Against handing James VI over to the English.]
[Glasgow: 10 January 1568-9.]

Found only in MS.

The Queen has been driven into England for mere
necessity of her life, and, being there, shameful accusations
have been made before certain commissioners of England.
She ‘was honourablie, substantiouslie, and justlie refelled
be her Grace’s commissioners ’. The conspirators have now
offered to put the prince in Elizabeth’s hands, to deliver to
her the castles of Edinburgh and Stirling, to receive English
garrisons in them, and to put all the rest of the strong
places of the kingdom in their hands. If the prince dies,
Murray is to hold Scotland in fealty and homage of England.
All subjects to be in readiness to resist the abduction of the
prince on 24 hours’ notice.

Calderwood MS. ii. 42. N° 204.

22 JANUARY.— [BY THE QUEEN OF ENG-
LAND.]

[Denying Argyle’s charges.]

See No. 634, England.

Calderwood MS. ii. 43vo.

Bain ii. 608 ; Calderwood ii. 474. 205.

14 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Appointing Commissioners to suppress the rebellion and
pacify the rebels.

Stirling: 14 February 1568[-9].

P.C. Reg. i. 644. N° £0 6.

14 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Proclamation for pursuit
of the rebels in the southern shires. Muster,
10 March.

Stirling: 14 February 1568[-9].

P.C. Reg. i. 645. N° 207.

28 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE DUKE OF
CHATELHERAULT.] [Begins] Marie . . . For-
samekle as James erle of murray vsurpar of oure
auctorite . . .

[For a muster on 6 March against Murray.]

: 28 February 1568[-9].

Found only in MS.

James Hamilton.

Cites commission granted at Bolton, 18 January 1568[-9],
by Mary, appointing James, Duke of Chatelherault, George,
Earl of Huntly, and Archibald, Earl of Argyle, her lieutenants
in Scotland ; giving them power to call parliaments, to
dispense justice, to dispose of all kinds of benefices, dignities,
honours, &c. As Murray has summoned forces for 8 March
at Glasgow loyal subjects are to meet at Hamilton on

6 March.

P.R.O. S.P. Mary, Queen of Scots, 3 (54).

1569

20 APRIL. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The quhilk
day . . . considering the estait of the commoun weill
sa havelie . . .

[For general musters on 1 June at Brechin and
Inverness.]

Edinburgh : 20 April 1569.

P.C. Reg. i. 656. N° 209.

16 MAY— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUN CIL.] [Begins] F orsamekill as our Soverane
Lordis lettres wer direct of befoir, chargeing all and

[The orders for musters of 1 June are to be observed.]
St. Andrews : 16 May 1569.

P.C. Reg. i. 665. 210.

3 JUNE.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as for quiet-
ing of the civile and inward troublis quhairwith the
commoun weill . . .

[Pardon offered to rebels submitting by 5 June.]
Dunnoter : 3 June 1569.

P.C. Reg. i. 666. jfo 2H,

7 JUNE.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as my Lord
Regentis Grace intendis, God willing, to proceid and
pas . . . throw the north partis of this realme, . . .
[Proclamation to pass to Inverness.]

Abirdeen : 7 June 1569.

P.C. Reg. i. 669. N° 212.

25 JULY.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as be ane Act
of Parliament maid in the tyme of unquhile King
James the Ferd, our Soverane Lordis grandsire . . .

[Enforcing acts for Sunday observance.]
Dundee: 25 July 1569.

No fairs or markets to be held on Sundays, nor within
kirks or kirkyards on other days, on pain of escheat of
goods.

P.C. Reg. i. 688. N° 213.

27 JULY.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as my Lord
Regentis Grace, diverse of the nobilitie, and utheris
of the Estaittis, . . .

[Against brawling or wearing arms during the Con-
vention.]

Perth : 27 July 1569.

P.C. Reg. ii. 1. N° 214.

1 AUGUST. — BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as in respect of the lang keping and withhalding of
the Castell of Dunbartane: . . .

[Steps for besieging Dumbarton Castle.]

Perth : 1 August 1569.

N° 215.

N° 208. P.C. Reg. ii. 11.
220

1569-70: 3 James VI

Nos 216-28

22 AUGUST. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The quhilk clay,
my Lord Regentis Grace and Lordis of Secreit Coun-
sall, ...

[Arrangements for holding Clackmannan Fair.]
Stirling: 22 August 1569.

P.C. Keg. ii. 13. N° 216.

28 AUGUST. — [BY THE REGENT AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] Muster for a raid on
Liddesdale.

Stirling: 28 August 1569.

P.C. Reg. ii. 19. N° 217.

29 AUGUST. — [BY THE REGENT AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] Forbidding boats to

pass near Dumbarton Castle.

Stirling: 29 August 1569.

P.C. Reg. ii. 21. N° 218.

12 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill

as proclamations past of befoir be vertew of oure
Soverane Lordis lettres . . .

[Postponing muster against Liddesdale till 18 October.]
Edinburgh: 12 September 1569.

P.C. Reg. ii. 31. N° 219.

27 NOVEMBER— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Against taking part in
the Northern Rebellion in England. [Begins] . . .
vnderstanding the presente troubles . . .

St. Andrews: 27 November 1569.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 16 (75).

P.C. Reg. ii. 66 ; Bain iii. 9. N° 220.

8 DECEMBER— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as the quiet and peaceabill state of government
quhairwith Almichtie . . .

[Musters to be ready in view of invasion by English
rebels.]

Edinburgh : 8 December 1569.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 16 (77). B.M. Cal. C. I. f. 478b.
P.C. Reg. ii. 67 ; Bain iii. 19. Ifo 221.

14 DECEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . .
Forasmuch as the quyete and peaseble state of
governmente . . .

[Against helping English rebels to escape by sea.]
Edinburgh : 14 December 1569.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 16 (78). B.M. Cal. C. I. f. 485.
P.C. Reg. ii. 69 ; Bain iii. 22. 222.

18 DECEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as it is not unknawin to oure Soverane Lordis loving
and gude . . .

[For a muster 20 December against the English rebels.]
Edinburgh : 18 December 1569.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 16 (79). B.M. Cal. C. I. f. 490.
P.C. Reg. ii. 72 ; Bain iii. 25. N° 223.

19 DECEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill

as it is not unknawin . . .

[Further muster against the English rebels.]
Edinburgh: 19 December 1569.

P.C. Reg. ii. 73. N° 224.

27 DECEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill

as the contempt of the . . .

[The enforcement of letters of horning.]
Edinburgh : 27 December 1569.

Edinburgh: R. Lekprevik : 15[69-]70.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Re- dience 2) his v-

Recites growing contempt of royal authority, especially of
letters of horning. Cites Ordinance of Lords of Session,
ordering officers on horning to pass at once to the Sheriff to
make an inventory, giving him a copy of the letters of
horning which has been neglected. The Justice Clerk and
his deputies are to make a roll of all persons put to the
horn since the coronation. The Clerk of register to report
all rebels given in at the ‘Chekker complis’ (Exchequer
accounts) ; the treasurer to make a roll of all escheats and
remissions in eight days. All persons with letters of horning
to return copies with execution within a month to the
treasurer, that a roll of rebels may be printed, and affixed on
the palace, the market cross, and tolbooth doors. No rebels
on the list to exercise office or to be able to claim benefit of
law. Letters of horning not executed within a month are
invalid and must be renewed. If any persons denounced
rebels appear in public they are to be seized and put in
ward till they are tried (if criminals) or released (if for a
civil suit). In future, on letters of homing, the treasurer is
to send orders to the sheriff of the shire or to an officer-at-
arms, at his discretion, to seize the goods of the rebel, the
complainant to pay the expenses, to be repaid from the debtor’s
goods. If the officer is resisted the sheriff (or if he will
not or may not), some nobleman, &c., well affected to the
King, is to aid him and see that the letters are executed.
These to be published at all market crosses, &c.

Adv. H. 33. c. 25.

P.C. Reg. ii. 74. N° 225.

1569-70

14 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE CONVENTION
OF ESTATES.] [Begins] Forsamekill as diverse
of the Nobilitie . . .

[To be in readiness to resist the invasion of rebels.]
Edinburgh : 14 February 1569[-70].

P.C. Reg. xiv. 34. N° 220.

? 15 FEBRUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as it is nocht un-
knawin . . .

[Against reset of the murderers of the Regent or of those
disturbing the public peace.]

Edinburgh: [15] February 1569[-70].

P.C. Reg. xiv. 35. N° 227.

17 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as it is not unknawin
to all the gude subiectis . . .

[Against such as take arms against the King.]
[Edinburgh] : 17 February 1569[-70].

Found only in MS.

P.B..O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 17 (25). B.M. Cal. C. I. f. 520b.
Boyd iii. 77. N° 228.

221

Nos 229-39

1569-70: 3 James VI

FEBRUARY [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekill as it is understand . . . how
laitlie . . •

[Inhibition to ride in England. Warden of the Middle
March to preserve good order.]

Edinburgh: [17J February 1569[-70].

P.C. Reg. xiv. 37. N° 229.

19 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE WARDEN OF
THE WEST MARCHES.] The Lord Scrop’s
Proclamation at Carlisle. [Begins] Forasmuch as
Leonard Dacre Esquire vppon . . .

Carlisle : 19 February 1569-70.

Found only in MS.

Pardon to all rebels coming in.

B.M. Cal. C. I. f. 516.

Boyd iii. 78. N° 230.

21 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE WARDEN OF
THE EAST MARCHES.] The Lord of
Hunsdon’s proclamation. [Begins] Forasmuch as
Leonard Dacre over and besides . . .

[Against Leonard Dacre and his followers.]
Carlisle : 21 February 1569/70.

Found only in MS.

All rebels taken to be brought in to camp to-morrow
before 10 a.m.

B.M. Cal. C. I. f. 520.

Boyd iii. 82. N° 231.

23 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE ADMIRAL OF
SCOTLAND.] James, erle of Mortoun . . . For-
samekill as movit by ye speciall cair and gude will. . .
[Forbidding transportation of any English or other
strangers.]

Edinburgh : 23 February 1569[-70].

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 17 (30”).

Boyd iii. 85. N° 232.

8 MAY.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL .] The Kingis Maiesties Proclamatioun
maid at Edinburgh the viij. day of Maij 1570. zeiris.
Confuting and declaring the vaine, vntrew, and
colorat pretensis of his hienes Rebellis Conspiratouris
aganis his Maiestie, and vsurparis of his authoritie.
Edinburgh : 8 May 1570.

Edinburgh: R. Lekprevik : 1570.

3 ff. Gothic letter.

this qulia 2) and thairfoir 3) Cromartie
Declares the character of the murderers of the late King
and late Regent. The Archbishop of St. Andrews is chief
among them. It is probable that these same murderers will
slay the young king. Their evil nature is shown by their
attempts to encourage war on England. By order of Secret
Council no one is to publish any proclamations that do not
run in the King’s name, but to arrest any who try to publish
them. None to assist rebels. Pardon for past offences
except to those who have assisted the English rebels.

[Follows] The last band sworn for obedience to the King’s
authority in April, May, and June 1569, with 66 names.
P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 18 (9). Antiq. (13).

Boyd iii. 165 ; see Calderwood ii. 561. N0 235.

11 MAY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekill as . . . auctoritie being im-
pugnit . . .

[For Border levies against a conspiracy with the English

rebels.]

Edinburgh : 11 May 1570.

P.C. Reg. xiv. 49. 236.

14 MAY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekill as . . . auctoritie being plainelie
contempnit . . .

[For a general levy of the Southern Shires against the
rebel Lords.]

Edinburgh: 14 May 1570.

P.C. Reg. xiv. 50. N° 237.

c. 12 JUNE. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekill . . . that be the procurement

1570

12 APRIL. — [BY THE LORDS.] [Begins]
Althogh the former proceedings of the erles and. . .
[Causes of the convention of rebel lords.]
[Edinburgh : 12 April 1570.]

Found only in MS.

The actions of the lords against the Queen, under pretence
of freeing her from Bothwell, were really directed against
her. There is no intention of altering religion. The con-
veners desire union, and a peaceable discussion of all matters
in dispute. If this is not granted they must resort to war.
No one is to assist their enemies, nor alter the form of the
true Christian religion appointed by law.

B.M. Cal. C. II. f. 225. Calderwood MS. ii. f. 67vo.

Boyd iii. 119 ; see Calderwood ii. 551. Kf° 233.

10 APRIL. — [BY THE QUEEN OF ENG-
LAND.]

[Edinburgh : R. Lekprevik : 1570.]

Not found.

Reprint of No. 652, Eng., q.v.

Calderwood MS. ii. f. 69.

See Calderwood ii. 555 ; P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 17 (43). N° 234.

[Against obtaining passes from the rebel Lords to trade
in France.]

[Edinburgh : 12 June 1570.]

P.C. Reg. xiv. 56. 238.

13 JUNE. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.

(MARY). [Begins] Marie . . . Forsamekle as ane
Rebellious factioun Enemies to God & to thair
native cuntray & publick quietnes . . .

[For a muster under Huntly against the King’s party.]
Aberdeen: 13 June 1570.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 18 (53).

Boyd iii. 208.

Per actum dominorum secreti concilii. N° 239.

7 JULY. — [BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.]

The Determination of the General Assemblie of the
Chvrch of Scotland, halden in Edinburgh the vij day
of Iulij. 1570. Anent the obedience to be giuen to the
Kinges Maiestie his authoritie, and for praying for
his grace prosperous Reigne, &c.

[Acknowledging the King’s authority.]
Edinburgh: 7 July 1570.

[Edinburgh : R. Lekprivek : 1570.]

1 f. Roman letter. M. I. Gray.

Superintendentes, Commissioners pretend

222

1570-1: 3-4 James VI

Nos 240-54

The King’s authority to be recognized. Ministers to pray
for him. Troublers of the people to be excommunicated.
This to be published in all parish kirks and printed.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 18 (77).

Calderwood iii. 3 ; Boyd iii. 251. N° 240.

17 JULY. — [BY THE CONVENTION OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] Forsamekill as efter the
treasonabill . . .

[Proclaiming Matthew, Earl of Lennox, Regent.]
Edinburgh : 17 July 1570.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Original signed with alterations.

P.C. Reg. xiv. 62 ; for date see Calderwood ii. 567. 241.

5 AUGUST. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] The answer to the
sclanderous misreport of thame that be seditious,
craftie, and fals Narratioun labouris to deface the
Kingis Authoritie, and the establisching of his
Regent.

Linlighgow : 5 August 1570.

Edinburgh : R. Lekpreuik : 1570.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Purseuant full and

Cites the practices of George Erll of Huntley against
Matthew Erll of Levenox, Lord Dernly, Regent. The
Regent is a Scotsman born of royal blood, and never
subject to any foreign prince. Quotes the crimes of the
Earl of Huntley, a partner in the murder of Darnley,
&c., &c. This to be proclaimed.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 19 (3). MS. copy, Calderwood
MS. ii. f. 76.

Boyd iii. 291. N° 242.

7 AUGUST. — [BY THE REGENT AND
PRIVY COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as
a certane nowmber . . .

[Declaring the Marian Parliament summoned for this
day void.]

Linlithgow : 7 August 1570.

P.C. Reg. xiv. 67. N° 243.

10 AUGUST. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill

as it is understand . . .

[Against thame that umbeset the way at Callender.]

[Brechin : c. 10 August 1570.]

P.C. Reg. xiv. 681. N° 244.

10 AUGUST. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Against the Earl of

Huntly, contradicting his slanders of the Regent.

[Brechin: c. 10 August 1570.]

Edinburgh : R. Leckprevick : 1570.

Not found (perhaps No. 242, q.v.).

P.C. Reg. xiv. 69 ; Calderwood iii. 9. 245.

AUGUST.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] A Proclamation discharging, under
paine of death, that anie man call in question the
King’s authoritie.

Brechin : August 1570.

Not found.

Calderwood iii. 9. N° 246.

1570-1

17 MARCH. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . .
Forsamekle as it is understand to us and our darest
... of Lennox . . . that sir Wm. Kirkaldie . . .

[Against Sir William Kirkcaldy.]

Glasgow : 17 March 1570[-1].

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 20 (20).

Boyd iii. 503.

With copy of attestation of proclamation at Dundee by Thomas
Michelson and at Kelso by William Wallace, King’s messengers.

N° 248.

1571

11 APRIL.— [BY THE CAPTAIN OF EDIN-
BURGH CASTLE.] [Begins] TUI all and
syndrye nobilmen . . .

[Against the Earl of Lennox.]

Edinburgh: 11 April 1571.

Found only in MS.

Answering the Earl of Lennox’s summons. Calls on all
good Scotsmen to assist him in keeping the Castle. Will
maintain the true religion established. [Sir] William
Kirkaldie [of Grange].

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 20 (24). Calderwood MS. ii.
f. 92 (proclaimed 13th).

Calderwood iii. 61 ; Boyd iii. 543. Tf° 249.

30 APRIL.— [BY THE CAPTAIN OF EDIN-
BURGH CASTLE.] [Begins] It is not unknowne
to the Counsell . . .

[All friends of Lennox to leave Edinburgh in 6 hours.]
Edinburgh : 30 April 1571.

Not found.

Calderwood MS. ii. f. 95vo.

Calderwood iii. 71.

‘ Proclaimed by Alexander Forrester, Carrick pursevant.’

N° 250.

7 MAY. — [BY THE CAPTAIN OF EDIN-
BURGH CASTLE.] Peaceful inhabitants not
to be molested.

Edinburgh : 7 May 1571.

Not found.

Calderwood iii. 74. jjo 251.

10 MAY. — [BY THE CAPTAIN OF EDIN-
BURGH CASTLE.] All friends of the Regent
and Morton to leave Edinburgh.

Edinburgh : 10 May 1571.

Not found.

Calderwood iii. 75. U-0 252.

19 MAY.— [BY THE REGENT.] [Begins] For-
samekill as certane persones, suspectit . . .

[Against Kirkaldy of Grange and his associates, forbid-
ding the furnishing of them with victuals, &c., and
commanding a levy.]

[Leith: 19 May 1571.]

P.C. Reg. xiv. 99. N° 253.

10 OCTOBER. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as our Soverane Lordis Parliament . . .

[For keeping the peace during the session of Parliament.]
[Edinburgh: 10 October 1570.]

P.C. Reg. xiv. 78. 247.

13 JUNE. — [BY THE ESTATES (MARY).

[Begins] It is statuted and ordeaned by the . . .
[Annulling the resignation of Q. Mary.]

Not found.
Calderwood iii. 96-7.

Edinburgh : 13 June 1571.

N° 254.

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5 OCTOBER. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] For keeping the peace
in the king’s army, and to stay release of prisoners.
Leith : 5 October 1571.

P.C. Eeg. ii. 83. N° 255.

OCTOBER. — [BY THE REGENT AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle

as . . . considering the greit wrak and skaith that
the inhabitants of the . . .

[The inhabitants of Edinburgh to repair forth.]

Leith : October 1571.

P.C. Eeg. ii. 93. N° 256.

23 OCTOBER. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as
. . . considering quhat skaith and harme the Kingis
trew liegis . . .

[The Session to sit in Leith.]

Leith : 23 October 1571.

P.C. Eeg. ii. 91. N° 257.

5 NOVEMBER— [BY THE REGENT AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as
be complaint of diverse ministeris serving in the
kirk of God . . .

[For convening collectors of thirds.]

Leith : 5 November 1571.

P.C. Eeg. ii. 90. Ifo 258.

9 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as
George . . . Huntlie, declarit traitour to our Soverane
Lord and his auctoritie . . .

[Muster of Kincardine to accompany the Lieutenant.]
Leith: 9 November 1571.

P.C. Eeg. ii. 92. 259.

16 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle
as our Soverane Lordis letters wer laitlie direct,
charging the collectouris . . .

[Concerning thirds of benefices.]

Leith : 16 November 1571.

P.C. Eeg. ii. 96. Ifo 260.

25 DECEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle
as it [is] understand . . . als weill suldartis and men
of weir as utheris . . .

[Prisoners to be warded and brought to the Regent.]

Leith : 25 December 1571.

P.C. Eeg. ii. 104. jjo 201.

1571-2

30 JANUARY. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as it is understand . . . how the Provest, Baillies, . . .
burgh of Jedburgh . . .

[Against resetting Sir Thos. Ker of Fairny hirst.]

Leith: 30 January 1571 [-2].

P.C. Eeg. ii. 115. jjo 202,

6 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE REGENT AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as it is understand to my Lord Regentis Grace . . .
that Sir Thomas Ker . . .

[Muster at Jedburgh against the Kers.]

Leith: 6 February 1571[-2].

P.C. Eeg. ii. 116. ]>fo 203.

224

27 FEBRUARY— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Anent the
supplicatioun ... be the Provost, Baillies, Coun-
sale, Deaconis of Craftis . . .

[Concerning houses cast down in Edinburgh.]
Leith: 27 February 1571[-2].

Forbids agreement with the rebels in the Castle. Those
who remain in Edinburgh must contribute to the rebuilding
of all houses thrown down there.

P.C. Eeg. ii. 120. N° 264.

1572

12 MAY.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as oure Sov-
erane Lord, my Lord Regentis Grace, ... his statute :

[New coin issued to support cost of war.]

Leith: 12 May 1572.

New silver coins: half-mark piece current at 6s. 8 d. Scots,
and forty-penny piece at 3s. 4 d. Scots ; the former having
the King’s arms and crown between 6 and 8 with circum-
scription Jacobus Sextus Dei gratia rex Scotorum, on the
other a cross and two thistles with a circumscription Salvum
fac populum tuum Domine 1572. The forty-penny piece
having 3 and 4 instead of 6 and 8.

P.C. Eeg. ii. 135 ; Patrick i. 140. N° 265.

13 MAY.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as eftir the
lang troubles and rebellioun continewit within this
realme : . . .

[Against light speech concerning the Ambassadors.]
Leith : 13 May 1572.

P.C. Eeg. ii. 136. N° 266.

6 JUNE.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as efter the
havy and lang trouble quhairwith this realme hes
bene inquietit . . .

[Muster against the rebels 26 June at Glasgow.]
Leith: 6 June 1572.

Quotes rebel proclamation citing subjects to appear at
Hamilton 21 June next.

P.C. Eeg. ii. 140. N° 267.

18 JUNE.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as my Lord
. . . being informit that Adam Gordoun, sumtyme of
Auchindoun . . .

[Commission to David, Earl of Crawford, and others
against the Gordons. A muster raised.]

Leith: 18 June 1572.

P.C. Eeg. ii. 143. N° 268.

20 JUNE.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as be the
withhalding of the Castell of Blakness aganis our
Soverane Lord and his . . .

[To remove goods from near Blackness and Niddry
Castles.]

Leith : 20 June 1572.

Against victualling Edinburgh Castle.

P.C. Eeg. ii. 147. N° 269.

1572: 5-6 James VI

Nos 270-81

21 JUNE— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the present
hunger, derth, and scarcitie of Viveris, within the
burgh of Edinburgh . . .

[Poor to leave Edinburgh owing to famine.]

Leith: 21 June 1572.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. Scot. Eliz. 25 (75); see 23 (47). B.M. Cal. C. III.
f. 333.

P.C. Keg. ii. 148 ; Boyd iv. 712. K<> 270.

27 JUNE.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as . . . irritat
and provokit be the temerarius and tressonable
attemptattis . . .

[To suspend private feuds in and about Glasgow.]
Glasgow : 27 June 1572.

P.C. Reg. ii. 150. N° 271.

1 JULY.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as . . . are
reparit in this cuntre, lang troublit be the rebellioun

[Against destroying corn near Hamilton.]

Hamilton: 1 July 1572.

P.C. Reg. ii. 153. 272.

3 JULY.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Against intercommuning with the
Hamiltons.

[Proclaiming them rebels and traitors.]

Hamilton : 3 July 1572.

P.C. Reg. ii. 155. 273.

7 JULY.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as Adam
Gourdoun sumtyme of Auchindoun, declarit tratour
and rebell aganis . . .

[Muster at Perth against Adam Gordon.]

Stirling : 7 July 1572.

P.C. Reg. ii. 156. N° 274.

12 JULY.— [BY THE LIEUTENANTS AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as
my Lordis . . . considering that the present rebellioun
and publict troublis . . .

[Inhabitants of the Canongate to remove themselves.]
Leith : 12 July 1572.

P.C. Reg. ii. 156. N° 275.

30 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

The forme of the abstinance, grantit be my Lord
Regentis Grace, and Lordis subscriuand with him,
to the Lordis within the Castell and Toun of Edin-
burgh, and thair adherentis.

Leith: 30 July 1572.

Edinburgh : Thos. Bassandyne 1 : [1572].

1 f. Gothic letter.

exhortation aganis God.

On the instance of the Ambassadors of France and
England a truce is agreed for two months. During that
time to arrange for peace, provided that James sometyme
Erie Bothwell, James Ormiston, late of that ilk, Patrik
Hepburn, late of Beinston, Patrik Wilson, late servant to
Bothwell, James Hamilton, late of Bothwel haucli, Johne
Hamilton, late provost of Bothwel, are excepted. No one
to be troubled except for crimes not committed in the war.
None to be banished. Edinburgh to be restored to its free-

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dom as in 27 Jan. 1570[-1]. The Castle to have only its
accustomed garrison. Lands unlawfully seized to be
restored.

John, Regent, Mortoun, Ruthven, Boyed, Ja. Magill.
P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 23 (68). S.P.M.Q.S. 8 (67).
MS. copy, Calderwood MS. ii. 145 ; as a proclamation
made Aug. 1, MS. ii. 146.

P.C. Reg. ii. 158 ; Cal. S.P. Foreign, p. 160 ; Calderwood iii. 215.

1 Cum privilegio regis. Jfo 276.

30 JULY.

Another edition of No. 276, q.v. Signed by James
Hamilton, Huntley, Alexander Hume, Flemynge, Willm.
Kyrckaldye.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot, Eliz. 23 (70). N° 277.

1 AUGUST.— [BY THE REGENT.] The declara-
tion of my L. Regentes grace towching the obser-
uation of the abstinence. [Begins] Seeinge that at
the instance and exhortation . . .

Edinburgh : 1 August 1572.

Found only in MS.

All to study the form of the abstinence, No. 276, q.v.
P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 23 (73).

Boyd iv. 368 ; Thorpe i. 360. jfo 278.

6 AUGUST. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as
it is understand . . . that the plakkis curyeit in the
regnne of the Quene . . .

[Against currency of old silver placks.]
Edinburgh : 6 August 1572.

The placks coined under the Queen Regent in 1557, being
much counterfeited, are not to be current till the next
Parliament. The new half-mark and 40 penny piece are
also being counterfeited.

P.C. Reg. ii. 160 ; Patrick i. 140. 279.

3 OCTOBER. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] The copie of the Procla-
matioun set furth be the Kingis Maiestie and his
Counsall, for ane Conuentionn of the Professouris of
the trew Religioun within this Realme, to consult
and deliberate vpon the imminent dangeris and
Conspiracies of the Papistis.

Edinburgh : 3 October [1572].

Sanctandrois : R. Lekpreuik : 1572.

1 f. Gothic letter.

coniunctlie richt delyueryng
A petition to the Regent, John Earl of Mar, showing the
danger to religion by the plots of the papists and the fear
of massacre, has been presented. All Kirks are to send
commissioners to Edinburgh on 20 October next to consult
on the dangers flowing from the Council of Trent. Full
liberty to meet and choose commissioners given. [Follows]
‘Ane aduertisement to the faitlifull’, giving the articles (20)
of a secret treaty between the Pope, the Emperor, Kings of
Spain and Portugal, Duke of Bavaria, &c., against Lutherans,
Calvinists, Hugonists, &c.

B.M. C. 18. e. 2 (112). P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 23 (95).
Antiq. (14). Bodl. Dugd. MS. 32. Y. (11). MS. copy,
Calderwood MS. ii. f. 149v0.

P.C. Reg. ii. 168 ; Boyd iv. 410 ; Calderwood iii. 225. N° 280.

9 DECEMBER— [BY THE REGENT (MOR-
TON) AND SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins]
Forsamekle as my ... be the lait troubles that hes
occurrit within this realme : . . .

[Warning for musters to be in readiness.]
Edinburgh : 9 December 1572.

P.C. Reg. ii. 171. N° 281.

G g

Nos 282-92

1572-3 : 6 James VI

21 DECEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as it is not unknawin to all the gude and peciabill
subjectis . . .

[Those who remained in Edinburgh not to be molested.]
Edinburgh : 21 December 1572.

P.C. Reg. ii. 172. N° 282.

1572-3

1 JANUARY. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] A Breif declaration how
materis lies procedit during the lait Abstinence and
how in the defalt of the rebellis withhalder of the
Castell of Edinburgh the war is renewit. . . .
Edinburgh : 1 January 1572[-3].

Edinburgh : T. Bassandyne : 1572.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Edin- sued 2) be the

Cites Abstinence 30 July last, No. 276, q.v. The terms
were not observed. The late Regent, the Earl of Mar, was
disappointed, and counterfeit coin struck in the Castle.
The truce was prolonged for two months more on 8 October
to 6 December. No move was made for peace. The truce
was prolonged to 1 January on the instance of the English
ambassador, who desired that the printing Irnis [for coining]
and prisoners, especially the Master of Forbes, might be
handed over to him. The Castle folk refused to come into
any agreement on 31 Dec. on a pretext of provisioning
the Castle. The points at variance are discussed in full,
and the Regent and Secret Council desire to give public
certification thereof that none may aid the Castle.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 24 (2); see 24 (10). MS. copy,
Calderwood MS. ii. f. 156.

Calderwood iii. 246; Boyd iv. 453. Jfo 283.

27 JANUARY.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as
my . . . considering the estate of the commoun weill
sa havelie . . .

[Musters at Brechin and Aberdeen.]
Edinburgh: 27 January 1572[-3].

P.C. Reg. ii. 177. N ° 284.

23 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE EARL OF
HUNTLEY AND LORD J. HAMILTON.]

[Begins] Be it kende till all Men by thir present
Letters . . . That Forsamekle as at the ernest
motion . . .

[Submittal to Queen Elizabeth’s arbitration.]

Perth : 23 February 1572[-3].

Found only in MS.

Will observe the pacification made by the Queen of
England’s ambassador, Mr. Henry Killigrew.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 24 (32).

Cal. S.P. Foreign, p. 262; Boyd iv. 498. If0 285.

27 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as
at the lait conventioun in the burgh of Perth . . .

[Proclamation for keeping the Pacification.]

Edinburgh : 27 February 1572[-3].

P.C. Reg. ii. 201. 286.

27 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Proclamation of a Parliament on 24 April.

Edinburgh : 27 February 1572[-3].

P.C. Reg. ii. 204. ]^o 287.

12 MARCH. — [BY THE REGENT AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as
my Lord . . . understands that sindry passingeris
travellis . . .

[No shipmasters to take passengers without a special
licence to leave Scotland.]

Edinburgh : 12 March 1572[-3].

P.C. Reg. ii. 206. 288.

1573

3 APRIL— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as it is under-
stand ...

[Banishing gipsies from Scotland.]

Holyrood House : 3 April 1573.

P.C. Reg. ii. 210. ]>fo 289.

13 APRIL— [BYTHE REGENT AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] The Kingis Maiesteis Proclamatioun
beiring the verie occasioun of the present incuming
of the Inglis forces, with his hienes commandement
for thair gude Intreatment and freindly vsage.
Halyruidhous : 13 April 1573.

Edinburgh: T. Bassandyne1: [1573].

1 f. Gothic letter.

our towartis Apryle,

To William Bryson (Masar), &c. Recites the proofs of
good will shown the King by Elizabeth. Peace was made
on her accession. Aid was given in the siege of Leith
against the French. Again in May, 1570, when the Castle
of Glasgow was relieved. All Scotland is now submissive
except the Castle of Edinburgh, formerly entrusted to
William Kirkcaldy by the Regent James, Earl of Murray,
who has revolted. The Regent James, Earl of Mortoun,
Lord Dalkeith, has asked aid of Elizabeth, who is sending
forces to besiege it under Sir William Drurie. All loyal
subjects to aid him in every way on pain of being considered
traitors. Per Actum2 Secreti Consilij.

B.M. Cal. C. IV. f. 73. P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 25 (10).
MS. copy (1 1!).

P.C. Reg. ii. 213; Boyd iv. 543 ; Cal. S.P. Foreign, p. 312.

1 Cum privilegio Regis.

2 Turned S. ‘ Imprentit ’. N° 290.

13 APRIL.

Another edition of No. 290, q.v.

Antiq. (16).

S not turned. ‘ Imprintit ’. N° 291.

13 APRIL.

Another edition of No. 290, q.v.

Antiq.* (1).

S not turned. ‘Imprinted’. N° 292.

? APRIL. — BY SIR WILLIAM DRURY
KNIGHT. [Begins] Forsomuche as Sir William
Drury . . .

[Regulations for the English army.]
Edinburgh: R. Lekpreuik: 1573.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Maiesties hir punishment

Sir Wm. Drury, High Marshall of Berwick and General
of the Queen’s forces, is entering Scotland to assist the King
of Scots for the expugnatioun of the Castle of Edinburgh.
To prevent disorders the following rules are to be observed :

1. No ill-treatment of any sort to be offered to Scottish.

2. No victuals to be taken without payment (on pain of

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death). 3. Against stealing armour, &c., from each other.
4. Against quarrelling (ten days’ imprisonment). 5. Against
desertion (death). 6. Against leaving night quarters (ten
days’ imprisonment). 7. Against leaving watch (death).
8. Masters responsible for their servants’ ill deeds.

B.M. Cal. C. IV. f. 64. P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 25
(22 and 23).

Boyd iv. 551. N° 293.

24 APRIL. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as according to the pacificatioun accordit upoun at
Perth upoun . . .

[Feuds to be laid aside during Session of Parliament.]
Holyrood House : 24 April 1573.

P.C. Reg. ii. 222. 294.

25 APRIL. — [BY THE REGENT AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James,. .. For-
samekle as oure castell of Edinburgh wes put in the
trust and custody of . . .

[Summoning Sir W. Kirkcaldy to deliver up the
Castle.]

Holyrood House : 25 April 1573.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 25 (24). B.M. Cal. C. IY. f. 82.

Boyd iv. 552. 295.

30 APRIL. — [BY THE REGENT AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The which

daye my Lord Regents grace . . .

[A Declaration concerning remission.]

Holyrood House : 30 April 1573.

Found only in MS.

Any proceedings at law covered by the pacification to
cease.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 25 (28).

Boyd iv. 555. 296.

28 MAY— [BY THE REGENT.] [Begins] That
the Castill of Edinburgh beinge recovered . . .
[Concerning the surrender of Edinburgh Castle.]
Holyrood : 28 May 1573.

Found only in MS.

Alexander Lord Hume ; Sir Wm. Kirkcaldy, of Grange ;
Wm. Maitland, of Lethington, younger ; John Maitland,
prior of Coldingham ; Robert, bishop of Dunkell ; Ro. Logan,
of Yestalrig ; Ro. Melvile, of Murdocarny ; Alex. Creighton,
younger, of Drylawe ; H. Eclilinge, of Pettadro, to be
restrained as the Regent shall direct.

B.M. Cal. C. IV. f. 90. P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 25 (54,
55, 56, 57).

Boyd iv. 571. N° 297.

29 MAY.- [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL .] For the security of those that are
permitted to goe out of the Castle of Edinburgh.
[Begins] Forsamekle as the Castill of Edin-
broughe . . .

Holyrood : 29 May 1573.

Found only in MS.

B.M. Cal. C. 1Y. f. 98. P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 25 (58).
Boyd iv. 572. N° 298.

4 JUNE.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as it is under-
stand to my Lord . . . that a gude nowmer of the
liegis . . .

[No one to leave Scotland by sea without a licence.]
Holyrood House : 4 June 1573.

P.C. Reg. ii. 235. Jfo 209.

5 JUNE.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as oure Sove-
rane Lordis Castell of Edinburgh being laitlie re-
coverit . . .

[Ladies from Edinburgh Castle not to be molested.]
Holyrood House : 5 June 1573.

P.C. Reg. ii. 236. N° 300.

10 JUNE— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill ... it wes
decernit and cleclarit that Lord Claude Hammiltoun

[Muster at Glasgow against Lord Claude Hamilton.]
Holyrood House : 10 June 1573.

P.C. Reg. ii. 241. jq-0 301.

21 JUNE.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as the thevis
and disorderit people inhabiting the Bordouris . . .
[Muster at Peebles against Border robbers.]
Holyrood House : 21 June 1573.

P.C. Reg. ii. 242. N° 302.

22 JUNE.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as for suppress-
ing of the thevis and disorderit people inhabiting
the Bordouris . . .

[Against assisting Border thieves.]

Holyrood House : 22 June 1573.

P.C. Reg. ii. 243. N° 303.

27 JUNE.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as for repress-
ing of the raige, crueltie, stowth, and oppres-
sioun . . .

[Adjourning muster against Border thieves.]
Holyrood House : 27 June 1573.

P.C. Reg. ii. 246. Jifo 304.

12 JULY.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] Anent the import of counterfeit
coins from Flanders.

Holyrood House : 12 July 1573.

P.C. Reg. ii. 251 ; Patrick i. 141. N° 305.

13 JULY.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as . . . alsweill
to burgh as to land, within regalite as ryaltie, be-
tuix . . .

[Muster on 20 August against Border robbers.]
Holyrood House: 13 July 1573.

P.C. Reg. ii. 252. N° 306.

1 AUGUST. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as
the oist and army proclamit to have convenit at
Peblis . . .

[Against receiving the goods of the Border robbers.]
Holyrood House : 1 August 1573.

P.C. Reg. ii. 259. N° 307.

G g 2

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Nos 308-22

1573-4: 7-8 James VI

c. 11 AUGUST. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . .
Forsamekle as for the conservacon of the good
peace . . . our realme . . . England . . .

Holy rood House : [c. 11 August] 1573.

Found only in MS.

Sir James Home of Coldingknowes, Warden of the East
Marches, to meet the English warden to redress all crimes
committed during the present Regency. All to assist in
punishing open transgressors.

P.R.O. Border Papers 19 (22).

Cal. S.P. Foreign, 1573, p. 411. N° 308.

13 OCTOBER. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as
the greit and exorbitant prices raisit upoun the salt
within this realme . . .

[Fixing the price of salt and forbidding its export.]
Holyrood House: 13 October 1573.

Price, 8s. the boll.

P.C. Peg. ii. 286. N° 309.

6 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as
my Lord Regentis Grace, having regard and con-
sideratioun . . .

[Sir James Hume made Warden of East Marches.]
Holyrood House : 6 November 1573.

P.C. Eeg. ii. 300. N° 310.

23 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as
the dew course of justice hes bene greitlie hinderit
throw . . .

[Returns of Hornings to be made to the Treasurer.]
Peebles: 23 November 1573.

P.C. Eeg. ii. 304. N° 311.

1573-4

12 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as
thair is diverse of the born subjectis of this realme
of quhome some . . .

[That none supply or assist traitors.]

Holyrood House : 12 February [1573-4.]

P.C. Eeg. ii. 334. 312.

22 FEBRUARY— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as
albeit in the spring tyme of the yeir callit Lentren,
all kyndis of flesche . . .

[Against eating flesh in Lent.]

[Holyrood House: 22 February 1573-4.]

P.C. Eeg. ii. 337. 313.

1574

6 JULY.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as for the
administratioun of justice upon otfendouris . , .

> [Muster at Brechin.]

Dalkeith : 6 July 1574.

P C. Eeg. ii. 378. N° 314.

16 JULY.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] The quhilk day . . . ordanis
letters to be direct, to command and charge . . .

[Muster at Peebles.]

Holyrood House : 16 July 1574.

P.C. Eeg. ii. 384. N° 3^5.

29 JULY.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] My Lord . . . understand-
ing quhat harme and dangear it may breid gif all
personis . . .

[No books or other matter to be printed without licence.]
Holyrood House: 29 July 1574.

Printing to be allowed by the Chancellor and Commission
or three of them (a Privy Councillor being one), and a
privilege being granted. A register of licences and privileges
to be kept.

P.C. Eeg. ii. 387. jjo 3^3

9 AUGUST. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as
my Lord . . . being reparit in this cuntrie for
establishment of justice . . .

[Against continuance of private feuds.]
Aberdeen : 9 August 1574.

P.C. Eeg. ii. 388. j^o 3^7

20 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as my Lord . . . considering the exhorbitant derth
of small salt . . .

[Against export of salt.]

Dalkeith : 20 September 1574.

P.C. Eeg. ii. 406. N° 31s,

13 OCTOBER. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as diverse gude and lovabill Actis of Parliament hes
heirtofoir . . .

[Against export of gold or silver.]

Dalkeith: 13 October 1574.

P.C. Eeg. ii. 410 ; Patrick i. 141. 319.

31 OCTOBER. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET CODNCIL.] [Begins] My Lord Re-
gentis . . . being informit of the greit inconvenient
liklie to follow be spreding . . .

[Against spreading the infection of the plague.]
Dalkeith : 31 October 1574.

P.C. Eeg. ii. 415. N° 320.

16 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as at the plesour of God the infectioun of the
pestilence is enterit and spred . . .

[Session adjourned to 8 January. Plague.]
Dalkeith : 16 November 1574.

P.C. Eeg. ii. 419. N° 321.

28 DECEMBER- [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as the greit and exorbitant pryces of small salt . . .

[Orders touching salt.]

Dalkeith : 28 December 1574.

Preston Pans. Salt sold wholesale, 1 Os. per boll ; retail,
10s. 4 d. None to be exported except by special licence.

P.C. Eeg. ii. 424.

Similar proclamations for Kirkcaldy, Barrestoun, Culross, Fordell.

N° 322.

228

1574-5: 8-9 James VI

Nos 323-35

1574-5

25 JANUARY. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as
laitlie upoun the humble offer and aggrement . . .
[Against export of more than licensed quantity. Salt.]
[Holyrood House: 25 January 1574-5.]

P.C. Reg. ii. 427. 323.

3 MARCH. — [BY THE REGENT AND ES-
TATES.] The Proclamatioun of the crying down
of the new Plakkis and Hardheklis.

Halyruidhous : 3 March 1574[-5].

Edinburgh: Iohne Ros 1 : [1574-5].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Type border Conue- terfait Realme.

The Regent and the Estates by reason of the great quantity
of counterfeit money, Plakkis, and Lyonis, otherwise called
Hardheidis, struck by the queen drowarier and Regent, our
‘Lordis guddam of gude Memorie’, and by false coiners,
orders all the new Plakkis last coined to be current at 2d.
the piece. The Lyons or Hardheidis for Id. each. They are
to be brought in to the Mint to Johne Carmichaell, warden,
James Gray, sinkar, Johne Hart and Nicholl Sym, visitors,
before 20 November next to be clipped and withdrawn, the
good ones to be marked *, the marked coins to be current
at the above prices, and no others after that date.

B.M. Cal. C. IY. 320.

See Acts iii. 92 ; Boyd v. 97 ; Patrick i. 110.

1 Cum privilegio. N° 324.

16 MARCH. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as
the Nobilitie and Estaittis laitlie convenit . . . anent
the furnissing of this cuntre : . . .

[Renewing orders against export of salt ]

Holyrood House : 16 March 1574[-5].

P.C. Reg. ii. 439 ; see Acts iii. 93. N° 325.

1575

31 MARCH. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as
my . . . hes preserivit a certane ordour how this
realme salbe sufficiently furneist . . .

[Against the export of salt.]

Holyrood House : 31 March 1575.

P.C. Reg. ii. 442. N° 326.

9 MAY — [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as my Lord
. . . understanding the hech and manifest contempt
of James . . .

[Muster against James Colquhoun of Garscube. At
Rosdew Castle.]

Holyrood House: 9 May 1575.

P.C. Reg. ii. 448. N° 327.

31 MAY.— [BY THE REGENT.] The act and

Proclamatioun anent the vniuersail course of the
new rnarkit money.

Halyruidhous: 31 May 1575.

Edinburgh : Iohne Ros : [1575].

1 f. Gothic letter. lames Regent.

new money the

Since the last downcrying of the ‘ Hardheidis and new
Plakkis ’, there has been some delay in marking the good

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money. All persons bringing money to the ‘Cuinzehous’
and delivering it to John Achesoun, Master ‘Cunzeour’,
and John Carmichaell, warden, will have it sorted and
marked, at a rebate of 9 d. on 20s. No person is to refuse
this marked money, on pain of confiscation. Sheriffs, &c.,
to execute this.

B.L. B.M. Cup. 651. e. (22). Antiq.* (16). Britwell.

See P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 26 (74). N° 328.

26 JULY.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET.
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as at the lait
meting on the Reid Swyre upoun the vii day of
Julii instant, . . .

[For keeping the peace on the Borders.]
Holyrood House: 26 July 1575.

P.C. Reg. ii. 459. U° 329.

13 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as
upoun occasioun of the lait troubill and disordour
happynning . . .

[To keep the peace with England upon the Border.]
Foulden: 13 September 1575.

P.C. Reg. ii. 459. N0 330.

14 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as sen the lait troubill and disordour happynnit at
the meting at the Reid Swyre . . .

[Muster at Jedburgh against Border outlaws.]
Langtoun : 14 September 1575.

P.C. Reg. ii. 460. N° 331.

30 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as sindry stowthis and utheris enorme crymes being
committit be the disorderit . . .

[Muster at Dumfries against Border outlaws.]
Holyrood House : 30 September 1575.

P.C. Reg. ii. 462. 332.

30 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as upoun occasioun of sindry stowthis and enormeteis
committit be the brokin men . . .

[For a muster at Jedburgh.]

Holyrood House : 30 September 1575.

P.C. Reg. ii. 462. N° 333.

30 SEPTEMBER.- [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as
according to the Actis of Parliament maid of befoir,
ane act and ordinance wes maid . . .

[For a wapinschaw on 10 October.]

Holyrood House : 30 September 1575.

P.C. Reg. ii. 463. N° 334.

15 OCTOBER. — [BY THE REGENT AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as
upoun occasioun of sindry stowthis and enormiteis
committit be the brokin men . . .

[Muster at Dumfries postponed.]

Edinburgh : 15 October 1575.

P.C. Reg. ii. 465. N° 335.

Nos 336-51

1575-6: 9-10 James VI

28 OCTOBER. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as
the . . . hes deliberat in propir persoun to pas to the
Bordouris . . .

[Muster at Dumfries.]

Holyrood House: 28 October 1575.

P.C. Reg. ii. 467. N° 336.

28 OCTOBER. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as
the peciabill and gude subjectis of this realrne, in-
habiting the cuntreis . . .

[For raising £4,000 for pacifying the Border.]
Holyrood House : 28 October 1575.

P.C. Peg. ii. 467. 337.

21 NOVEMBER.- [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as
it is understand . . . that sen his Graces cuining and
reparing . . .

[Against assisting broken men on the Border.]
Dumfries: 21 November 1575.

P.C. Reg. ii. 476. N° 338.

2 DECEMBER. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as it is now understand to . . . that the cheif cause
of all the stowthis . . .

[Against assisting English outlaws.]

Dumfries : 2 December 1575.

P.C. Reg. ii. 476. N° 339.

1575-6

6 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as my . . . considering the mony and diverse heir-
schippis, oppressions, . . .

[Muster at Stirling warned.]

Holyrood House : 6 February 1575[-5].

P.C. Reg. ii. 484. 340.

25 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as, according to the indent and aggrement maid
betuix the Commissioniaris . . .

[Restitution of goods taken in the Reid Swyre.]
Holyrood House: 25 February 1575 [-6].

To be given up to John Carmichael the younger, Warden

of the Middle March of England.

P.C. Reg. ii. 49S. 341.

27 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as, albeit be Actis of Parliament it be statute and
ordanit that all notour . . .

[Enforcing Acts against adultery and incest.]
Holyrood House: 27 February 1575[-6].

P.C. Reg. ii. 499. N° 342.

3 MARCH. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Proclamation against
eating flesh in Lent.

Holyrood House : 3 March 1575[-6J.

P.C. Reg. ii. 600. Ifo 343.

230

1576

27 MARCH. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill

as it is understand . . . that thair is diverse schippis
presentlie arryvit . . .

[Best wines to be reserved for the King and Regent.]
Dalkeith : 27 March 1576.

P.C. Reg. ii. 505. 344.

27 MARCH. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as the deir within the boundis of Megotland, Eskdaill
Mure, and utheris . . .

[Against killing the King’s deer.]

Dalkeith : 27 March 1576.

P.C. Reg. ii. 506. 1^0 345 _

1 APRIL.- [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as the derth
and scarsite of wyld fowlis dalie incressis, . . .

[Close time for partridges and moorfowl.]
Dalkeith : 1 April 1576.

P.C. Reg. ii. 514. Jfo 34g#

7 MAY.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Regentis Grace . . .
understanding be dalie experience quhat harme and

[Wardens of Marches to enforce the Articles.]
[Holyrood House] : 7 May 1576.

P.C. Reg. ii. 523. 347.

18 JULY.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as it is under-
stand to the Regentis Grace, . . . that albeit the
myndis . . .

[Anent the mines.]

[Holyrood House: 18 July 1576.]

Found only in MS.

All gold found to be brought in to the mint for coinage.

Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. ii. 554. 348.

27 AUGUST. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill

as it being understand . . .

[All gipsies to be arrested and sent to Edinburgh.]
Aberdour: 27 August 1576.

Cites proclamation 3 April 1573, No. 289, q.v., which has

not been enforced. They are to be collected and sent to

Edinburgh before 15 October.

P.C. Reg. ii. 555. N° 349.

18 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as
the Regentis . . . being informit of greit stowth
frequentlie committit be certane . . .

[Muster on 10 Nov. for raid of Jedburgh.]
Dalkeith : 18 September 1576.

P.C. Reg. ii. 554. N° 350.

12 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as
my Lord ... is reparit hither for administratioun
of justice . . .

[No private feuds during courts at Jedburgh.]
Jedburgh: 12 November 1576.

P.C. Reg. ii. 567.

N° 351.

1576-8 : 10-11 James VI

Nos 352-66

13 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as
the . . . accumpaneit with certane of the nobilitie,is
cum . . .

[Persons arrested for trial to surrender themselves.]
Jedburgh : 13 November 1576.

P.C. Keg. ii. 567. N° 352.

13 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as
all and sindry oure Soverane Lordis liegis, quhilkis
tuke and . . .

[Restitution of goods taken at the Reid Swyre.]
Jedburgh: 13 November 1576.

P.C. Reg. ii. 568. N° 353.

5 DECEMBER.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as
upoun complaint maid be Johnne Lord Hereis
Wardane of the West Marches . . .

[To keep the peace on the West Marches.]
Jedburgh : 5 December 1576.

P.C. Reg. ii. 569. ]tfo 354

1576-7

8 JANUARY. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as
the justice air of the Sherefdome of Linlythquow,
eftir sindry continewationis, . . .

[To give in complaints for Linlithgow. Justice Aires.]
Holyrood House : 8 January [1576-7].

P.C. Reg. ii. 582. U° 355

10 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Against eating flesh in
Lent.

Holyrood House: 19 February 1576[-7],

P.C. Reg. ii. 593. N° 356.

2 MARCH. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as
the Regentis Gi'ace is informit of the lait troublis
and convocatioun attemptit . . .

[Proclamation for relief of Aberbrothock.]
Edinburgh : 2 March 1576[-7].

P.C. Reg. ii. 598. N° 357.

1577

15 MAY.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as oure Sov-
erane Lordis halkis within the boundis and ilis of
Orknay and Zeitland . . .

[Preserving the King’s hawks in Orkney and Sketlands.]
Holyrood House : 15 May 1577.

P.C. Reg. ii. 611. N° 358.

25 MAY.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as it is thocht
convenient be the Regentis Grace . . . that Archibald
Erll of Augus . . .

[Justice Court at Dumfries 10 July.]

Holyrood House : 25 May 1577.

P.C. Reg. ii. 614. 359.

231

31 MAY.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as be sindry
lovabill lawis and Actis of Parliament, . . .

[Against export of gold or silver ]

Holyrood House: 31 May 1577.

Scottish testons and 30s., 20s., and 10s. pieces named

especially.

P.C. Reg. ii. 615 ; Patrick i. 145. jjo 330.

22 JULY— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as the Regentis
Grace sen his acceptatioun of the governament hes
tane . . .

[Muster at Dumfries 10 October.]

Holyrood House : 22 July 1577.

P.C. Reg. ii. 619. 33]^

22 JULY.— [BY THE REGENT AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Regentis Grace . . .
understanding that albeit thair be plegeis ressavit
and liand . . .

[No one to assist Border thieves.]

Holyrood House : 22 July 1577.

The thieves are withdrawn to the Harlaw woods.

P.C. Reg. ii. 620. N° 362.

4 OCTOBER. — [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Regentis
Grace . . . considering the tent day of this instant
moneth of October now to approche . . .

[Postponing the muster at Dumfries to 1 Nov.]
Holyrood House : 4 October 1577.

P.C. Reg. ii. 640. 333

1577-8

18 FEBRUARY— [BY THE REGENT AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as
it is understand to my lord . . .

[Against Colin Earl of Argyle’s invasion of Glengarry.]
Holyrood House : 18 February 1577[-8].

The Earl of Argyle has proclaimed an invasion on Donald
McAngus of Glengarry. No one to come to his summons.
All to assist McAngus.

P.C. Reg. ii. 673. Jfo 334,

19 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE REGENT AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Regentis
Grace . . . understanding how nochtwithstanding
the greit travellis . . .

[Muster to be in readiness against the Border thieves.]
Holyrood House : 19 February 1577[-8].

P.C. Reg. ii. 674. 335.

20 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE REGENT AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Regentis
. . . being informit that thair is proclamationis maid
to convocat greit nowmeris . . . for persute ... of
Donald . . . Glengarry . . .

[None to invade Glengarry.]

Holyrood House : 20 February 1577[-8].

P.C. Reg. ii. 675. N° 366.

Nos 367-81

1577-8: 11-12 James VI

10 MARCH.— [BYTHE KING AND ESTATES.]

[Eegins] James . . . Forasmeikle as haivynge heire
beside us . . .

[Taking the government upon himself.]

Stirling : 10 March 1577[-8].

Found only in MS.

B.M. Harl. 289 (207).

Acts iii. 115 ; Boyd v. 275. 367.

1578

11 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis . . . consider-
ing . . . derth and scarsitie of victuallis within this
realme this . . .

[Act anent victuals.]

Edinburgh : 11 April 1578.

For the supply of the market. Meat not to be eaten on
Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday till Michaelmas. No
reserves of food to be kept.

Calderwood MS. ii. 211vo.

P.C. Eeg. ii. 680 ; Calderwood iii. 398. 368.

28 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUN CIL.] [Begins] The Kingis Majestie having
taken deliberatioun with sic nobill men and utheris
of his Counsale . . .

[That none appear armed in the King’s presence.]
Stirling: 28 April 1578.

P.C. Reg. ii. 696. N° 369.

16 MAY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as it is under-
stand to the Lordis ... be complaint maid be the
bairnis . . .

[None to transport the slayers of Patrick Gairdin.]
Edinburgh : 16 May 1578.

P.C. Reg. ii. 701. N° 370.

18 MAY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forasmuche as we, being
inquired, in presence . . .

[The King remains at Stirling of his own free will.]
Stirling: 18 May 1578.

Not found.

The King, being asked in presence of the Council by the
late Regent James, Earl of Morton, Lord of Dalkeith,
whether he remained at Stirling willingly or would prefer
to remove elsewhere, he prefers to remain in security. All
nobles may have free access to his person.

Calderwood iii. 768 (dates 11 Jas. VI, 18 May 1577). 371.

1 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis ... it is ex-
preslie providit that na maner of persoun or personis,
of quhatsumevir . . .

[All soldiers to disarm.]

Stirling Castle: 1 June 1578.

P.C. Reg. ii. 702. Jfo 372.

2 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis . . . considering
the tyme of the Parliament approcheing at the tent
day of Julii nix . . .

[To come to the Convention peaceably.]

Stirling Castle : 2 June 1578.

P.C. Reg. ii. 703. U° 373.

232

14 JUNE. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] The quhilk day, ... for
certane greit and wechtie caussis and consideration^
moving . . .

[Parliament adjourned to Stirling.]

Stirling Castle : 14 June 1578.

P.C. Reg. ii. 705. Jfo 374

15 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis Majestie, . . .
having deliberat that his Hienes Parliament pro-
clamit to be haldin . . .

[Parliament to be held in a peaceable manner.]
Stirling: 15 June 1578.

P.C. Reg. ii. 706. U° 375

1 JULY. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] ... of certane disordouris
and attemptatis laitlie fallin out betuix the subjectis
inhabiting . . .

[Against Border raids.]

Stirling : 1 July 1578.

The English prisoners taken are to be released forthwith.
Raids forbidden under pain of death.

P.C. Reg. iii. 2. If0 376.

6 JULY. - [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as the Kingis
. . . considering the greit troublis and strange
accidentis . . .

[Against false rumours concerning the King.]
Stirling Castle: 6 July 1578.

The king is in Stirling of his own free will.

P.C. Reg. iii. 3. N° 377.

14 JULY.- [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . diverse of the nobilitie
and utheris of the Estaittis ar presentlie convenit at
Sti’iviling . . .

[Against private feuds during Parliament.]
Stirling Castle : 14 July 1578.

P.C. Reg. iii. 6. 378.

16 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as, . . . it wes
proponit how that sindrie materis war to be treatit
tbairin . . .

[That the deliberations of Parliament are free.]
Stirling Castle : 16 July 1578.

P.C. Reg. iii. 7. N° 379.

24 JULY- [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] ... all and sindrie erllis,
lordis, bischopis, abbottis, pryouris, commissionaris

[All having votes to attend Parliament ]

Stirling Castle: 24 July 1578.

P.C. Reg. iii. 9. N° 380.

26 JULY. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . considering the rnony-
fauld reiffis, slauchtoris, heirschippis, oppin robbereis,

[Border muster to be in readiness on 6 hours’ warning.]
Stirling Castle : 26 July 1578.

P.C. Reg. iii. 9. N° 381.

1578: 12 James VI

Nos 382-95

26 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . commanding all and
sindrie our Soverane Lordis iiegis that nane of
thame . . .

[Against an illegal armed gathering in Edinburgh.]
Stirling Castle : 26 July 1578.

P.C. Reg. iii. 10. N° 382.

29 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis Majestie . . .
the present preparatioun of certane of his nobilitie
and utheris . . .

[Against the insurgents and their false reports.]
Stirling Castle : 29 July 1578.

P.C. Reg. iii. 15. K° 383.

29 JULY— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . all and sindrie our . . .
Iiegis betuix sextie and sextene yeiris and utheris

[Muster ordered to meet at Stirling 10 August.]
Stirling Castle : 29 July 1578.

P.C. Reg. iii. 16. N° 384.

29 JULY.- [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] ... to tak ordour how the
xxx, xx, and ten schilling pecis, with the testanis . . .
[Against export of 30s., 20s., 10s., and 6s. pieces.]
Stirling Castle : 29 July 1578.

The value of the coin is raised. All silver coin to be
passed through the mint and genuine pieces to be marked
with a crown. No other to be current. 30s. piece to be
current for 36s. 9 d., 20s. for 24s. 6 d., 10s. for 12s. 3d, the
teston for 7s. 4 d. The master coiner to receive 4s. 3 cl. for
each 30s. piece tested, 3s. 2d. for 20s., Is. 5 d. for 10s.,
lOd for a teston.

P.C. Reg. iii. 17 ; Patrick i. 146. 385.

31 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] A Proclamation protecting Sir
David Hume of Fischewik, Thomas Crawford of
Jordanhill, James Preston, and Andrew Lamby,
while enlisting men for the King’s service.

Stirling Castle: 31 July 1578.

P.C. Reg. iii. 18. N° 386.

[1] AUGUST.— [BY THE EARL OF ATHOLL
AND OTHERS.] [Begins] Forsamekle as it
pleased the . . .

[For a hosting against the Earl of Morton 10 August.]
Edinburgh : [1] August 1578.

Found only in MS.

Recites the evil acts due to the Earl of Morton. Calls on
all subjects to be ready to march against Stirling 10 August
to obtain the King's liberty.

Calderwood MS. ii. f. 218.

Calderwood iii. 419. Jf° 387.

4 AUGUST.— [BY THE EARL OF ANGUS,
GENERAL LIEUTENANT.] [Begins]

Archibald . . . having power and . . .

[For a hosting at Stirling 10 August.]

Dalkeith : 4 August 1578.

Found only in MS.

Cites Commission 27 July.

Calderwood MS. ii. f. 219.

Calderwood iii. 423. N° 388.

VOL. II

11 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . not onelie is the gerse
thairof eittin and distroyit quhairon his Hienes deir

[Horses to be removed from Stirling Park ]
Stirling Castle: 11 August 1578.

P.C. Reg. iii. 20. Jfo 339.

14 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . declairit and ordanit
that all hostilitie sail without delay ceis, . . .

[All forces to be disbanded and return home.]
Stirling Castle : 14 August 1578.

c o

P.C. Reg. iii. 22. N° 399,

15 AUGUST.- [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL?] The Declaration of the lait accord
for quieting of the Publict Trublis. [Begins] James
. . . Witt ye, for the tender luif . . .

Stirling: 15 August 1578.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 27 (56). Calderwood MS. ii.

f. 219'o.

Calderwood iii. 426 ; see Boyd v. 316. U"° 391.

8 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . our Sover-
ane Lordis declaratioun of the lait accord for quieting
of the publict trublis . . .

[Eight nobles nominated as peacemakers.]
Stirling Castle: 8 September 1578.

P.C. Reg. iii. 25. N° 392.

16 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis
Majestie . . . calling to mynd how the thriddis of the
benefices . . .

[Revoking pensions from thirds of benefices.]
Stirling Castle : 16 September 1578.

P.C. Reg. iii. 29. N° 393.

18 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . ane Act of
Parliament laitlie maid at Striviling Castell upon
the [25th] day of Julii . . .

[Legalizing new gold and silver coins ]

Stirling Castle : 18 September 1578.

A gold penny to be coined, 21 carats fine, current for 405.,
ten to the ounce, called the Scots crown, having on one side
crown, sceptre, and sword on a St. Andrews Cross with the
date 15-78 and motto Hactenus invicta miserunt, on the other
J.R. with 6 under and motto Ad te centum ct qiiinque proavi.
A silver penny, 11 deniers fine, weighing 17 dwt. 11 gr.,
current for 26s. 8 d., called the two-mark piece, having on
one side a thistle with I.R. and motto Nemo me impune
lacesset, and on the other the King's arms and Jacobus 6 Dei
Gratia rex Scottorum, and a mark piece of the same to be
coined. Price of bullion at the mint : gold, .£20 Scots the
ounce fine ; silver, 34s. Scots. This to be in force till
next Parliament.

P.C. Reg. iii. 31 ; Patrick i. 147. N° 394.

18 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] None to refuse the new
stamped silver.

Stirling Castle : 18 September 1578.

Recites proclamation No. 385, q.v. None are to refuse the
marked silver on pain of death and confiscation of goods.

P.C. Reg. iii. 32 ; Patrick i. 148. N° 395.

Hh

233

Nos 396-413

1578-9: 12 James VI

23 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Continuation of the
convening of the eight noblemen.

Stirling Castle : 23 September 1578.

Found only in MS.

Recites the late accord No. 391, q.v., and order nominating

eight nobles 8 Sept., No. 392, q.v. Their meeting is post-
poned to 20 October.

Reg. Misc. Papers. Original sign manual.

P.C. Reg. iii. 33. N° 396.

11 OCTOBER.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . the present trublit estait
of the Bordouris, tending als wele to the danger of
the publict . . .

[Musters to meet at Dumfries, Jedburgh, and Peebles on
4 November.]

Stirling Castle : 11 October 1578.

P.C. Reg. iii. 38. N° 397.

28 OCTOBER.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Musters at Dumfries and Jedburgh
postponed to 5 December.

Stirling Castle : 28 October 1578.

P.C. Reg. iii. 41. N° 398.

18 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] John Carmichael made
Keeper of Liddesdale.

Stirling Castle : 18 November 1578.

P.C. Reg. iii. 47. 398 a.

26 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis
Majestie . . . considering the present estait of His
Hienes propirtie, sa far hurt . . .

[Revoking gifts made by King or Regent out of his
property.]

Stirling Castle: 26 November 1578.

P.C. Reg. iii. 48. N° 399.

26 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Revocation of all gifts
out of the superplus of the thirds of benefices.

Stirling Castle: 26 November 1578.

P.C. Reg. iii. 49. 4Q0.

1578-9

23 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Lord Herries proclaimed
Warden of the West March.

Stirling Castle: 23 January 1578[-9].

P.C. Reg. iii. 85. 401.

20 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against eating flesh in Lent.

Stirling Castle: 20 February 1578[-9].

P.C. Reg. iii. 97. N° 402.

25 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Proroguing the day for
bringing in silver pieces.

Stirling Castle: 25 February 1578[-9].

Cites No. 385, q.v. The time for bringing in pieces is

prorogued from 1 March to 1 May.

P.C. Reg. iii. 100 ; Patrick i. 149. jq-o 403.

1 MARCH— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] Anent transporting of passengers.
Stirling Castle : 1 March 1578[-9].

A reissue of No. 288, q.v.

P.C. Reg. iii. 103. Jfo 494.

5 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle as, be act and
ordinance of the Privie Counsale, maid in the moneth
of Maii last bipast . . .

[None to come armed to Stirling during the King’s stay.]
Stirling Castle : 5 March 15 78 [-9],

P.C. Reg. iii. 105. jfo 405,

10 MARCH— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] Repetition of order for preserving
deer on Borders. No. 345, q.v.

Stirling Castle : 10 March 1578[-9].

P.C. Reg. iii. 106. jjo 406.

1579

2 MAY— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis Majestie, con-
sidderinghis dewitie aucht to God in doing of justice,
and that the suirtie of his persoun, . . .
[Proclamation against John and Claude Hamilton.]
Stirling Castle : 2 May 1579.

P.C. Reg. iii. 149. 407.

5 MAY. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Proclamation against the Hamiltons.
Stirling Castle: 5 May 1579.

A slight modification of No. 407, q.v.

P.C. Reg. iii. 152. 408.

9 MAY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Proclamation against resetting the
Hamiltons.

Stirling Castle : 9 May 1579.

P.C. Reg. iii. 152. jjo 409.

11 MAY. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] For a levy against the Hamiltons,
to take turns in besieging Hamilton and Draffen
Castles.

Stirling Castle : 11 May 1579.

P.C. Reg. iii. 153. Jfo 410.

12 MAY. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] Proclamation for the siege of Hamil-
ton and Draffen Castles.

Stirling Castle : 12 May 1579.

Renewal of No. 410, q.v.

P.C. Reg. iii. 156. 4^

14 MAY. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] Declaration of the consistency of the
procedure against the Hamiltons with the Pacifica-
tion of Perth.

Stirling Castle : 14 May 1579.

P.C. Reg. iii. 157. jfo 412,

15 MAY. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] Further extending the time for
bringing in the silver coins.

Stirling Castle : 15 May 1579.

P.C. Reg. iii. 158 ; Patrick i. 150. 413,

1579-80: 12-14 James VI

Nos 413-27

1 JUNE. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] A Proclamation forbidding trysting
with Englishmen.

See P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 27 (61). N° 413 a.

4 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . considering his dewitie
aucht to God in doing of justice . . .

[Against resetting Sir James Balfour and followers.]
Stirling Castle: 4 June 1579.

P.C. Reg. iii. 178. N° 414.

24 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] John Johnston of that ilk made
Warden of the West March.

Stirling Castle: 24 August 1579.

P.C. Reg. iii. 207. N° 415.

22 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] Against beaiin0 aims
on the king’s removal from Stirling to Edinburgh.

Stirling Castle : 22 September 1579.

P.C. Reg. iii. 218. N° 416.

19 OCTOBER— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . that the infectioun and
plague of the pistolence is not onelie in divers townis
and partis . . .

[Against the approach of the plague from England.]
Holyrood House : 19 October 1579.

P.C. Reg. iii. 229. N° 417.

28 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle
as the Kingis Majestie, with avise of his thre Estaittis,
convenit in this present . . .

[Banishing all Hamiltons from Court and Edinburgh.]
Holyrood House : 28 October 1579.

P.C. Reg. iii. 232. N° 418.

1579-80

6 JANUARY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle as it hes bene
menit to the Kingis Majestie . . . , on the behalfe of
his dearest . . .

[Against Captain Clerk, for piracy against Denmark.]
Holyrood House: 6 January 1579[-80].

P.C. Reg. iii. 255. N° 419.

23 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] Ane Proclamatioun for
publischeing of the Actis of Parliament.
Halyruidhous : 23 January 1579[-80].

[Edinburgh : Johne Bos : 1579-80.]

2 pp. fo. Gothic letter.

Scottis, stitute p. 2) Clerk 30W

On the petition of the Clerks, David Borthwik of Lochhill,
and Robert Chreichtoun of Eliok, our advocates, as to the
publishing and proclaiming Acts, citing the order of James V,
and as the Act for registration of horning is especially neces-
sary to be known, the clerk of the register is to make an
authentic copy of all acts, and get it printed. The acts are
to be proclaimed. All subjects are to register their letters
of horning within the period named. These to be delivered
endorsed to the Lords of Council and Session.

Adv. H. 33. c. 25 [fol. Hj. of Acts].

Per Actum secreti Consilii. N° 420.

1580

9 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] The Kingis Maiesteis Proclamatioun
togidder with certane Actis of Parliament maid
anent the aduersaris of Christis Euangell.

Stirling : 9 April 1580.

Edinburgh : J. Eos : 1580.

8 pp. 4°. Gothic letter.

All persons to publicly profess the reformed religion.
No markets or fairs to be held on Sundays. No Robin Hood
games to be played.

Lambeth.

P.C. Reg. iii. 277 (10th). 42I.

28 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Issue of a new gold coin, the Scots
ducat.

Stirling Castle : 28 April 1580.

Cites Act ordering a penny of gold, 21 carats fine, ten to
the ounce, passing at 40s. Scots, called the Scots crown. A
penny to be coined, five to the ounce, passing at £4 Scots,
called the Scots ducat. On one side Jacobus 6 Dei Gratia
Bex Scotorum, on the other the King’s arms crowned with
Exurgat Deus et dissipeniur inimici ejus. The ounce of fine
gold to be bought for £21 Scots money.

P.C. Reg. iii. 283 ; Patrick i. 152. 422.

13 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] ... is day lie
importuned with the heavie and grevous complaintis
of sindrie . . .

[Complaints of Border outrages to be given in at Peebles
and Dumfries.]

Holyrood House : 13 September 1580.

P.C. Reg. iii. 307. N0 423.

16 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] ... in sie sort
that divers proffitable and gude landis ar laid waist,
and mony . . .

[Muster at Dumfries against Border robbers.]
Edinburgh : 16 September 1580.

P.C. Reg. iii. 310. N° 424.

20 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Against communication
with the ship ‘ William ’. Plague.

Holyrood House : 20 September 1580.

P.C. Reg. iii. 313. 425.

26 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Proroguing the Justice
Court at Dumfries with proclamation for a fresh
muster.

Holyrood House: 26 September 1580.

P.C. Reg. iii. 317. N° 426.

17 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] Further postponement
of the muster at Dumfries.

Holyrood House : 17 October 1580.

P.C. Reg. iii. 326. N° 427.

H ll 2

Nos 428-43

1580-1: 14 James VI

19 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Renewal of the Statute
against bearing and using fire-armes . . .

Holyrood House : 19 October 1580.

P.C. Reg. iii. 327. TT° 428.

16 NOVEMBER. - [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Muster further post-
poned.

Holyrood House : 16 November 1580.

P.C. Reg. iii. 328. N° 429.

22 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] Enforcing previous
proclamation concerning quarantine. No. 425, q.v.

Holyrood House: 22 November 1580.

P.C. Reg. iii. 330. N° 430.

23 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] Muster against Border
thieves to be held on 15 December at Dumfries.

Holyrood House: 23 November 1580.

P.C. Reg. iii. 332. N° 431.

23 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Proclamation for a

muster at Hawick on 15 December.

Holyrood House: 23 November 1580.

P.C. Reg. iii. 333. N° 432.

26 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] Against libels and

challenges to combats and duels.

Hoiyrood House: 26 November 1580.

P.C. Reg. iii. 333. 433,

1580-1

5 JANUARY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Fresh proclamation for a Justice
Court and muster at Dumfries.

Holyrood House : 5 January 1580[-1].

P.C. Reg. iii. 339. 434.

18 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Forsamekle as, James,
Erll of Mortoun, lord of Dalkeith, being laitlie
accusit and dilatit in presence . . .

[To contradict rumours concerning Earl of Morton’s
imprisonment.]

Holyrood House: 18 January 1580[-1].

P.C. Reg. iii. 350. No 435.

28 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Ane Shorte and generall
Confession of the Trewe Christiane Faith And Re-
ligion, According to Godis word and actis of our
Parliamentis, Subscriued be the Kingis Maiestie and
his housholde, with sindrie utheris, To the glorie
of God and good example of all men, At Edinburgh
the Twentie eyght day of Januarie, The yere of God.
Ane Thousand, Fyue Hundreth, Fourescore yeres.
And the fourtene yere of his Maiesteis Regne.

Edinburgh: 28 January 1580[-1].

Edinburgh: R. Lekprewike : [1581].

1 f. Gothic letter.

owne receaued 14.

A broadside issue of the Confession of Faith.

Adv. Wodrow MS. 43. 2.

Calderwood iii. 501, 502.

‘The National Covenant.’ N° 436.

28 JANUARY.

London: R. Wal degrave 1 : [L581].

1 f. Gothic letter.

after of our

A reprint of No. 436, q.v.

Antiq. (17).

1 Without Temple-Barre, neere vnto Sommerset house. N0 437.

28 JANUARY.

Edinburgh : Henrie Charteris 1 : 1596.

1 f. Roman letter.

of statis prais,

A reprint of No. 436 (dated 20 January).

Adv. Proc. I. (1).

1 Cum Priuilegio Regali. 437 a.

28 JANUARY.

London: forlonasMan: [1581].

1 f. Roman letter.

owne To Amen.

A reprint of No. 437, q.v. (dated 20 June).

Antiq. (18). P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 28 (36). N° 438.

6 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] Prorogation of Justice
Court at Dumfries till 20 March.

Holyrood House: 6 February 1580[-1].

P.C. Reg. iii. 355. 439.

7 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . under-
standing that the thevis and disorderit people in-
habiting the Marches of this realme . . .

[For a general muster for service on the Borders.]
Holyrood House : 7 February 1580-[1].

P.C. Reg iii. 355; Calderwood iii. 487 (dated 11 February).

N° 440.

25 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] ... be the

occasioun of sindrie deidlie feidis, quarrellis, and
contraverseis, presently standing betuix . . .

[None to stop the Liddesdale men from going to
Hawick.]

Holyrood House : 25 February 1580[-1].

P.C. Reg. iii. 359. N° 441.

27 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
ESTATES.] [Begins] Forsamekle . . . Considering
the great skaith . . .

[For bringing in all silver under sterling standard.]
Holyrood House : 27 February 1580[-1].

All silver to be reduced to the standard of 11 deniers fine
(except the stamped placks and pennies). All other coins to
be brought in to the mint. An ounce (Paris) of silver in
coined money 44s. Scots. A gold penny, 21 carats fine, five
to the ounce (Paris), worth 84s. Scots to be coined. These
to be proclaimed.

Acts iii. 191 ; P.C. Reg. iii. 360 ; Patrick i. 111. N0 442.

18 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUN CIL.] [Begins] . . . ar crediblie informit that
divers his Hienes subjectis hes bene movit of lait . . .
[Against intercommuning with Archibald, Earl of Angus.]
Holyrood House : 18 March 1580[-1].

P.C. Reg. iii. 365. N° 443.

236

1581-2: 14-15 James VI

Nos 444-6O

19 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . preparatioun and doun-
cuming of the forces of England to the bordouris
of this realme . . .

Muster to meet the English forces.]
olyrood House: 19 March 1580[-1].

P.C. Reg. iii. 336. N° 444.

1581

27 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Against intercommuning with the
Earl of Angus.

Holyrood House : 27 March 1581.

P.C. Reg. iii. 367. N° 445.

4 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Against intercommunion with the
Earl of Angus or the castles of Tantallon and Douglas.
Holyrood House : 4 April 1581.

P.C. Reg. iii. 370. N° 446.

29 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . richt traist cousing and
counsaloure. Johnne, Lord Maxwell . . .

[Maxwell appointed Warden of the West Marches.]
Edinburgh : 29 April 1581.

P.C. Reg. iii. 376. 447.

30 MAY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . ar credibly informit
that divers seditious and sclanderous bruittis ar
presentlie dispersit . . .

[Against false report concerning Morton’s approaching

trial.]

Holyrood House : 30 May 1581.

P.C. Reg. iii. 388. 448.

6 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins].. . be the nobilitie, estaites,
and gude nowmer of barrownes convening togidder

[For payment of second half of tax of £40,000.]
Holyrood House: 6 June 1581.

P.C. Reg. iii. 392. Jfo 449.

24 JUNE. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis
Majestie and Lordis of his Secrete Counsale, con-
sidering how necessar it is . . .

[For holding a Parliament on 24 October.]

Dalkeith : 24 June 1581.

P.C. Reg. iii. 397. 450.

1 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . that thair suld bepeces
struccin of the fynes of ellevin deneris : that is to
say, in sextene . . .

[Concerning new silver and gold coins.]

Dalkeith : 1 July 1581.

Silver pieces to be struck, 11 deniers fine, of lGs., 85., 4s.,
and 2s. Scots. A lion in the shield with a close crown
above and Jacobus 6 Dei Gratia Bex Scotorum on one
side, on the other a thistle, J.R., and Nemo me impune
lacessett with the date and a little crown. Gold piece of
£4. 4s. 4 d., 21 carats fine, called the King’s ducat. On one
side a lion in the shield with a close crown above and

237

Exurgat Deus Et Dissipentur Inimici Ejus, on the other
the King’s face bareheaded with Jacobus 6 Dei Gratia
Rex Scotorum. Coin not to be melted down.

P.C. Reg. iii. 397 ; Patrick i. 153, 45]^

1 JULY. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] Against carrying hagbuts and
murrions out of the realm.

Dalkeith : 1 July 1581.

P.C. Reg. iii. 398. jjo 452.

6 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . sen the cuming of his
Majesties subjectis to serve in the weris in the Law
Cuntreis . . .

[Against transport of loose women to Flanders.]
Edinburgh : 6 July 1581.

P.C. Reg. iii. 400. 453

29 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Calling in certain coins.

Dalkeith: 29 July 1581.

Calling in the 30s., 20s., 10s. pieces and testons within
four months, and the half-mark, 40 d. and 12 d. pieces, with
the babeis and alloyed money, except the stamped placks
and pennies, within twelve months.

P.C. Reg. iii. 410. Jfo 454.

5 AUGUST.- [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Against resetting certain Border
rebels.

Edinburgh : 5 August 158-1,

P.C. Reg. iii. 414. jjo 455,

20 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as
sindre of the nobilitie and utheris of the estaittis
of this realme ar . . .

[Peace to be kept during the meeting of Parliament.]
Holyrood House : 20 October 1581.

P.C. Reg. iii. 423 ; Acts iii. 192. Jjfo 45 q

2 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] Publishing a Declara-
tion by the Duke of Lennox of his sincerity in the
Protestant Religion.

Holyrood House : 2 December 1581.

P.C. Reg. iii. 431. 457.

1581-2

15 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Justice Court of Rox-
burgh to meet at Jedburgh.

Holyrood House: 15 February 1581[~2].

P.C. Reg. iii. 448. Jfo 458.

24 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Proclamation against
eating flesh in Lent.

Holyrood House: 24 February 1581[-2].

P.C. Reg. iii. 455. 459.

3 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] Liddesdale men to have free traffic
at Jedburgh, Hawick, &c.

Holyrood House: 3 March 1581[-2].

P.C. Reg. iii. 457. 460.

Nos 461-74

1581-2: 15-16 James VI

15 MARCH. - [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Proclamation proroguing the fall of
the old coinage till 1 July.

Holyrood House: 15 March 1581[-2].

Found only in MS.

Reg. Original sign manual, countersigned Lennox and

Arran.

P.C. Eeg. iii. 463 ; Patrick i. 154. jjo 43^

1582

13 APRIL — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Order for proclamation of the late
act of revocations of all alienations of the King’s
revenue.

Stirling Castle : 13 April 1582.

P.C. Eeg. iii. 478. 402,

26 MAY. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] New order against armed convoca-
tions at Justice Courts, &c.

Dalkeith : 26 May 1582.

P.C. Eeg. iii. 487. Jfo 453.

12 JUNE— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Justice Courts prorogued till 2
August.

Dalkeith: 12 June 1582.

P.C. Eeg. iii. 488. Ifo 464.

26 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Justice Courts to be held at Perth.

Perth : 26 July 1582.

P.C. Eeg. iii. 502. jq-o 433

13 AUGUST. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] A Proclamation for all men to
address themselves in feare of war to meet the Lieu-
tenant at Jedburgh on the next warning, with 30
days’ provisions.

Edinburgh : 13 August 1582.

Not found.

In view of an expected incursion by Angus and Claud

Hamilton.

Calderwood MS. iii. f. 44v0. N° 469.

c. 23 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING.] We James . . .
calling to mynde how Almichtie God of his great . . .

Approving the Raid of Ruthven.

Found only in MS.

First form of No. 476, q.v.

Reg. Pari. Papers (1581-1651). Original sign manual.

N° 469 a.

28 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL. [Begins] Forsamekle as, for the
pacifeingof the present insurrection and commotioun
within this realme . . .

[Declaration approving the Raid of Ruthven.]
Perth : 28 August 1582.

Found only in MS.

12 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . . Forsamekle as
we and the Lordis of our Secrete Counsale are . . .
[Purgation of the King and Duke of Lennox from
rumours that they will return to Roman Catholic
Religion.]

Perth : 12 July 1582.

[Edinburgh : A. Arbuthnot : 1582.]

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 30 (14). B.M. Cal. C. VII. f. 24.

P.C. Eeg. iii. 492 ; Calderwood iii. 780.

Per actum Secreti Consilii. 435,

13 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . . Forsameekle as
it is humblie meaned, . . .

[Annulling excommunications of Montgomery’s friends.]
Perth : 13 July 1582.

Found only in MS.

On the complaint of Robert Montgomerie, Archbishop of
Glasgow, that he has been excommunicated for accepting
and exercising his office, in contempt of the orders of the
Secret Council, and that in contempt of the letters of 1 2 June
the elders and presbytery of Stirling have summoned Robert
Ramsay, notary, Steven Aikman, Gilbert Christesone, and
Margaret Roye to appear and answer for sheltering and
eating with an excommunicated person, viz. the said Arch-
bishop. All presbyteries, &c., to desist from motions for
excommunication of the said Ramsay, &c. The letters of
dispensation to Montgomerie to be proclaimed, and the ex-
communication suspended for further hearing.

Calderwood MS. iii. f. 50.

Ex deliberatione Dominorum Consilii. Proclaimed Edinburgh,
12 September. 466.

26 JULY .-[BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Justice Courts at Dumfries and
Jedburgh further postponed.

Perth : 26 July 1582.

P.C. Eeg. iii. 498. N° 467.

Calderwood MS. iii. f. 47v0.

P.C. Eeg. iii. 508 ; Calderwood iii. 640. Published in Edinburgh,

30 August. jjo 470

1 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] A Proclamation that he
has chosen to stay in Stirling during the present
trouble, with a discharge to levy any men of war
under pain of treason, and to dissolve within six
hours those already levied.

Stirling: [1 September 1582].

Not found.

Calderwood MS. iii. f. 48v0.

Calderwood iii. 616. 47E

4 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . .
Forsameekle as it is humblie meuit and havilie
complenit . . .

[Declaration against misinterpreting proclamation of
12 July.]

Stirling: 4 September 1582.

Found only in MS.

Calderwood MS. iii. f. 50vo.

P.C. Eeg. iii. 513 (dated 21st) ; Calderwood iii. 649.

Per actum Dominorum Consilii. N0 472.

6 SEPTEMBER. - [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle
as, the Kingis Majestie having already signifeit his
mynd anent . . .

[Duke of Lennox to disband his forces.]

Stirling Castle : 6 September 1582.

P.C. Eeg. iii. 509. N° 473.

8 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as
divers and sindre personis, taking thair advantage
of the lait confusit . . .

[Revoking all Commissions of Justiciary.]

Stirling Castle: 8 September 1582.

P.C. Eeg. iii. 510 ; Calderwood iii. 649. N° 474.

23S

1582-3: 16 James VI

Nos 475-90

5 OCTOBER— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . understanding the
tumult and trouble that laitlie hes appearit . . .

[Dispute between merchants and craftsmen of Edinburgh.]
Stirling Castle : 5 October 1582.

P.C. Reg. iii. 515. N° 475.

19 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND
ESTATES.] [Begins] The quhilk day . . .
ernistlie considering how almichtie God . . .

[Declaration justifying the Raid of Ruthven.]
Holyrood House: 19 October 1582.

Exoneration of William, Earl of Gowry, Lord Ruthven,

John, Earl of Mar, Lord Erskin, James, Earl of Glencairne,

Lord of Kilmawris, for their action of 22 August, and of

their adherents.

Acts iii. 326; see P.C. Reg. iii. 518. N° 476.

22 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Musters of fencibles at
Jedburgh and Dumfries.

Holyrood House : 22 October 1582.

P.C. Reg. iii. 519. 477.

31 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] ... be the
tennour of thir presentis, revokis, cassis and annullis
all infeftmentis . . .

Revocation of alienations of Crown property.
Holyrood House : 31 October 1582.

Calderwood MS. iii. f. 64 (23 Oct.).

P.C. Reg. iii. 522. N° 478.

3 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] _ [Begins] . . . under-
standing be the dalie complaintis and lamentatioun
cuming to his earis . . .

[For a general muster, Peebles, 26 November.]
Holyrood House : 3 November 1582.

P.C. Reg. iii. 524. N0 479.

17 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Postponing the intended
muster to 26 December.

Holyrood House : 17 November 1582.

P.C. Reg. iii. 530. jq'o 499,

5 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . ar suirlie
informit thatthair is greit convocationis and gadder-
ingis . . .

[Muster of gentlemen of south-eastern and central shires
round His Majesty.]

Holyrood House: 5 December 1582.

P.C. Reg. iii. 533. ]^o 491.

1582-3

12 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill
as, the Kingis Majestie and Lordis of Secreit Coun-
sale considering . . .

[Revoking all exemptions from musters, assizes, &c.]
Holyrood House: 12 January 1582[-3].

P.C. Reg. iii. 544. jjo 432.

4 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as,
upoun Wednisday the penult day of Januar last
bipast . . .

[£500 reward for author of a pasquil.l
Holyrood House : 4 February 1582[-3].

P.C. Reg. iii. 549.

For a copy of this pasquil see P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 30 (45') under
date 20 September 1582. 433.

8 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Against eating flesh in
Lent.

Holyrood House : 8 February 1582[— 3].

P.C. Reg. iii. 551. 484.

13 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . hes thocht gude, con-
cludit, and resolvit, to grant pardoun and remit to
all and . . .

[Pardon for all crimes in the West March.]
Holyrood House : 13 March 1582[-3].

P.C. Reg. iii. 557. N° 485.

1583

15 MAY. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] ... a greit nowmer of wickit
and seditious personis, craftismen, inhabitantis . . . >
of Edinburgh . . .

[Against riots in Edinburgh.]

Holyrood House : 15 May 1583.

P.C. Reg. iii. 567. 486.

16 MAY .—[BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . appointit and ordanit
his weilbelovit Williame Ker ... of the Middle
Marche : . . .

[Muster for meeting the English Warden of the Marches.]
Holyrood House : 16 May 1583.

P.C. Reg. iii. 570. 437.

14 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] For peace on the muster at the
Middle March.

Edinburgh: 14 June 1583.

P.C. Reg. iii. 574. N° 488.

2 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis
. . . being deliberat laitlie to repair frome his palice
of Falkland . . .

[Declaration concerning the King’s removal to
St. Andrews.]

St. Andrews : 2 July 1583.

P.C. Reg. iii. 575. N0 489.

4 JULY— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis
Majestie, desyring nathing mail- nor the quiet state
and gude . . .

[Respecting the retinue of nobles attending the King.]

St. Andrews: 4 July 1583.

P.C. Reg. iii. 576. N° 490.

Nos 491-503

1583 : 16-17 James VI

5 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . being alwayis of inten-
tioun to schaw and declair himself unto all his loving
and gude . . .

[For good order at Court.]

St. Andrews : 5 July 1583.

P.C. Reg. iii. 577. N° 491.

27 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as we are
crediblie informit and assuretlie perswadit of . .
[Declaration of the loyalty of the late Duke of Lennox.]
Perth : 27 July 1583.

Found only in MS.

B.M. Cal. C. VII. f. 295. P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 32
(11 4>).

P.C. Reg. iii. 583.

Per actum secreti consilii. N° 492.

30 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis . . '. understand-
ing of the practizes and bissy travellis of sum of his

[Concerning the late Raid of Ruthven.]

Perth : 30 July 1583.

Found only in MS.

B.M. Cal. C. VII. f. 297. P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 32
(113). Calderwood MS. iii. f. 80. Adv. Wodrow MS. 43. 6.
P.C. Reg. iii. 585 ; Calderwood iii. 719.

Per actum secreti consilii. N° 493.

31 JULY.- [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as it is under-
stand to . . . that, albeit it be expresslie statute and
ordanit . . .

[Against unlicensed printing of books, ballads, songs.]
Perth : 31 July 1583.

P.C. Reg. iii. 587. R° 494.

1 AUGUST— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis
. . . intendis God willing, to mak a gude part of his
residence . . .

[Fencibles of Fife to be ready to join the King.]
Perth : 1 August 1583.

P.C. Reg. iii. 587. N° 495.

18 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] A Proclamation charg-
ing Robert Lord Boyd to appear at Falkland, and to
resign the bailiffrie of the archbishopric of Glasgow
as promised to the late Duke of Lennox.

[Falkland: 18 September 1583.]

Found only in MS.

Adv. Wodrow MS. 43. 9. Calderwood MS. iii. f. 83vo.

N° 496.

21 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . .
Forsameekle as we still continewing in our former
cair to satisfie all . . .

[Offering pardon for the Raid of Ruthven.]
Falkland : 21 September 1583.

Found only in MS.

B.M. Cal. C. VII. f. 323 ; Harl. 291. f. 98, copy of P.C.
Register. P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 33 (49). Calderwood
MS. iii. f. 83vo. Adv. Wodrow MS. 43. 8.

P.C. Reg. iii. 599; Calderwood iii. 730. N0 497.

24 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . .
Forsamekill as it hath been bruted and . . .

[The King will not proceed against raiders who find
surety.]

Stirling : 24 October 1583.

Found only in MS.

B.M. Cal. C. VII. f. 3315; Harl. 291. f. 107. P.R.O.
S.P. Scot. Eliz. 33 (70). Calderwood MS. iii. f. 90.

P.C. Reg. iii. 602 ; Calderwood iii. 748. Proclaimed Edinburgh
5 November.

Per actum secreti Consilii. 498

31 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . . For-
samekill as we . . . continewand in our former
clemencie schewin in effect toward all our subjectes

[Ruthven raiders to solicit pardon in regular form.]
Stirling: 31 October 1583.

Found only in MS.

B.M. Cal. C. VII. f. 292 ; Harl. 291. f. 108. P.R.O.
S.P. Scot. Eliz. 33 (72).

P.C. Reg. iii. 608.

‘ Under our signet.’ If 0 499.

8 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] A new and more com-
prehensive revocation of all gifts and grants out of
Crown property.

Stirling : 8 November 1583.

P.C. Reg. iii. 609. N° 500.

18 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis
Majestie . . . ordanis ane herald, maser, or uther
officiar of armes . . .

[Noblemen not to come to Court, poor litigants’ causes
to be taken.]

Holyrood House: 18 November 1583.

P.C. Reg. iii. 610. Proclaimed 20th ; see Calderwood iii. 750.

N° 501.

7 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

ESTATES.] [Begins] Albeit the lait restraint of
our maist noble person . . .

[Declaration touching the Raid of Ruthven.]
Holyrood House : 7 December 1583.

Found only in MS.

Declares the Raid of Ruthven to have been lesemajesty,
and the king’s clemency to those that have submitted.
Declaration of 19 October 1582, No. 476, q.v., to be deleted
from the books of the Council and Parliament.

B.M. Harl. 291. f. 109. P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 33 (96).

Acts iii. 330; P.C. Reg. iii. 614. N° 502.

9 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . constitute be
our Soverane Lordes commissioun ane shereff of
Dumbartane and baillie . . .

[Sheriffship of Dumbarton returned to Duke of Lennox.]
Holyrood House : 9 December 1583.

P.C. Reg. iii. 614. 503.

240

1583-4: 17 James VI

N°s 504-19

1583-4

7 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . his Hienes
proffeit is far hinderit . . . cunyiehous in a maner
constranit to ly ydill . . .

[Bringing in the small coins.]

Holyrood House : 7 February 1583[-4].

Advancing date for calling in ‘ 12 cl. pieces, babeis, and
awld plakis ’.

P.C. Reg. iii. 627 ; see Acts iii. 310 ; Patrick i. 160. N° 504.

10 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Against feuds among
those summoned to consult about the state of the
Borders.

Holyrood House: 10 February 1583[-4].

P.C. Reg. iii. 628. N° 505.

29 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . .
Forsameekle as we, having disco verit . . .

[All concerned in the Raid of Ruthven to leave Scotland.]
Holyrood House: 29 February 1583[-4].

Found only in MS.

All concerned in the Raid who have leave to go abroad to
depart at once, on account of the trouble they still cause, and
the rumour that Andrew Melville is banished for religion
instead of fleeing to avoid answering for contempt. No
servants of raiders to come within 10 miles of court. No
persons to carry hackbutts or pistols within 2 miles of
court.

MS. copy, B.M. Harl. 291. f. 110. Calderwood MS. iii.
f. 99. Adv. Wodrow MS. 43.

Calderwood iv. 15 ; P.C. Reg. iii. 644 (31 March).

Per actum secreti cousilii. 506.

1 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Proclamation against certain rebels
and fugitive Bells, Carlyles, and Irvings, of the
West Border.

Holyrood House: 1 March 1583[-4].

P.C. Reg. iii. 638. N° 507.

14 MARCH [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Concerning the weight and fineness
of the new coined silver.

Holyrood House : 14 March 1583[-4].

P.C. Reg. iii. 640 ; Patrick i. 161. 507 a.

24 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Private suits postponed on account
of Border troubles.

Holyrood House : 24 March 15 83 [-4].

P.C. Reg. iii. 643. N° 508.

1584

29 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Adherents of Earl of Mar and Master
of Glammis and Clydesdale people to leave Edinburgh
in three hours.

Holyrood House: 29 March 1584.

P.C. Reg. iii. 644. N° ggg.

31 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

See No. 506, q.v. Probably an erroneous entry. N° 510.
vol. ii 241

4 APRIL. -[BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . how sindrie of his
Hienes faithfull and gude subjectis, eftir the surprise

[Discharging all bands in support of the Raid of
Ruthven.]

Holyrood House : 4 April 1584.

P.C. Reg. iii. 648. Proclaimed 6 April. Calderwood MS. iii. f. 100vo.

N° 511.

17 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . for certane caussis
and considerations . . . proclamation to be made
that . . .

[Wife, friends, &c., of Earl of Gowry not to approach the

King.]

Holyrood House: 17 April 1584.

P.C. Reg. iii. 651. Jfo 512.

18 APRIL- [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as certane of
the Kingis Majesteis tratouris and rebellis . . .
[Muster against rebels in Stirling.]

Holyrood House: 18 April 1584.

P.C. Reg. iii. 653. 5^3

20 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] ... a force and pouer of
his loving and obedient subjectis . . .

[Against private feuds during march against Stirling.]
Holyrood House: 20 April 1584.

P.C. Reg. iii. 654. If0 514.

20 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Cancelling exemptions from service
during the present campaign against the rebels at
Stirling.

Holyrood House : 20 April 1584.

P.C. Reg. iii. 654. H° 515.

20 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] Order to arrest all ships bound for
other countries.

Holyrood House : 20 April 1584.

P.C. Reg. iii. 656. Ifo 510.

21 APRIL— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL .] Against bringing supplies to rebels
at Stirling.

Holyrood House : 21 April 1584.

P.C. Reg. iii. 656. N° 517.

21 APRIL.- [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Proclamation for muster against
the rebels at Stirling to be extended to thirty days’
service.

Holyrood House : 21 April 1584.

P.C. Reg. iii. 657. N° 518.

21 APRIL. — [BY ANGUS, MAR, AND
OTHERS.] [Begins] Forsameekle as it is
manifest and . . .

[Against the Earl of Arran.]

Stirling: 21 April 1584.

Found only in MS.

Adv. Wodrow MS. 43. 20. Calderwood MS. iii. f. 102.
Calderwood iv. 27 ; see P.C. Reg. iii. 660. N° 519.

i i

Nos 520-36

1584: 17-18 James VI

24 APRIL [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Proclamation in favour of the
posterity of such as may be slain or die ... in the
King’s service : heirs to have ward, non-entry, relief
and marriage free, &c , &c.

Holyrood House: 24 April 1584.

P.C. Keg. iii. 657. N° 520.

24 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] For keeping due order and array in
the march to Stirling.

Holyrood House : 24 April 1584.

P C. Reg. iii. 658. N° 521.

25 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] For the capture, dead or alive, of
Angus, Mar, Glammis, and others.

Holyrood House: 25 April 1584.

P.C. Keg. iii. 659. Proclaimed 26th ; see Calderwood iv. 34.

H° 522.

11 MAY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.]

Authors of late treason at Stirling to depart the realm.

Holyrood House: 11 May 1584.

P.C. Reg. iii. 663. Ifo 523.

12 MAY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.]

[Servants and retainers of chief rebels to depart
Edinburgh and Leith.]

Holyrood House : 12 May 1584.

P.C. Reg. iii. 664. N° 524.

15 MAY.— [BY THE KING.] [Eegins] James . . .

Forsamekill as certane nobill men . . .

[Noblemen and others to come to Parliament peaceably.]
Holyrood House : 15 May 1584.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers (6), original sign manual.

P.C. Reg. viii (2nd Series). 246. 524 a.

24 MAY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] For the peace of the Parliament
then running.

Holyrood House : 24 May 1584.

P.C. Reg. iii. 666. No 525.

10 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] In favour of persons desiring con-
firmations of lands held of the late rebels.

Falkland: 10 June 1584.

P.C. Reg. iii. 673. 1*° 526.

12 JUNE- [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

[Muster to be ready to march to Border against rebels.]
Falkland : 12 June 1584.

P.C. Reg. iii. 674. 527,

9 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis Majestie and
Lordis of his Secreit Counsale, remembering of the
lovable . . .

[Act for reviving Wapinschawings.]

Falkland: 9 July 1584.

P.C. Reg. iii. 676. N° 528.

242

28 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . the plague of pestilence,
laitlie brocht within this realme be a certane creare

[Regulations against the spreading of the plague.]
Falkland: 28 July 1584.

P.C. Reg. iii. 679. N° 529.

3 AUGUST.- [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Prorogation of time for bringing in
small coins.

Edinburgh: 3 August 1584.

P.C. Reg. iii. 680 ; Patrick i. 163. 530.

24 AUGUST- [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL. [Begins] . . . forme and circumscrip-
tioun thairof, with the remedy of wecht and fynes

[Regulations for new gold coins.]

Edinburgh : 24 August 1584.

O O

Parliament having ordered two new gold pieces to be
coined, 21^ carats fine, six to the ounce at £3. 15s. Scots, and
nine to the ounce at 50s. Scots. They are to have on one side a
cors with J.R. crowned on each quarter, S in the middle, and
the date of the year, with this circumscription Deus Judicium
Tuum Ttcgi Da ; on the other a crowned lion, sword in one
hand and sceptre in the other, circumscription Dost 5 et 100
proavos invicta manent hec.

P.C. Reg. iii. 683; Patrick i. 164. JJo ggj

5 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Proclamation banishing foreign Papists and Jesuits.]
Falkland : 5 September 1584.

P.C. Reg. iii. 686 ; see P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 36 (74, 75). U° 532.

9 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Meeting of the
Exchequer ordered at Perth.

Falkland: 9 September 1584.

P.C. Reg. iii. 686. N<> 533.

24 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . under-
standing the intres of the contagioun of the pestilence
likely to spreid, . . .

[Orders for arresting the spread of the plague.]
Edinburgh : 24 September 1584.

P.C. Reg. iii. 690. Ifo 534

26 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis

Majestie being cairfull to have the trew word of
God sinceirlie . . .

[Against insult to Archbishop of St. Andrews or any
authorized clergymen in Edinburgh.]
Edinburgh : 26 September 1584.

P.C. Reg. iii. 690. N° 535.

26 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] ... at the

pleasour of Almichtie God, eftir the mony disorderis
and . . .

[Inhabitants of Edinburgh to assemble at the Palace if
summoned.]

Holyrood House : 26 October 1584.

P.C. Reg. iii. 694. N° 530.

1584-5: 18 James VI

Nos 537-51

2 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] A Proclamation in all
towns between Stirling and Berwick, summoning
the ministers to appear before the Bishop of St.
Andrews on 16 November at Edinburgh, and there
conform to the late acts of parliament on pain of
deprivation.

Not found.

Calderwood MS. iii. f. 167'o. N° 537.

6 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

[No causes arising north of Forth to be heard. Plague.]
Holyrood House : 6 November 1584.

P.C. Keg. iii. 697. N° 538.

21 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL. [Begins] Forsamekill
as in our Soverane Lordis lait Parliament, haldin at
Edinburgh.

[Declaration concerning Kirk Polity and the behaviour
of the clergy.]

Holyrood House: 21 November 1584.

[Edinburgh: T. Vautriller : 1584]

Not found.

Certain ministers have refused to obey the order to sign
the Acts. A deputation of nine ministers named to appear
before Council on 7 December next with reasons in writing
for their disobedience. The meaning of the Acts will be set
forth in print [No. 543, q.v.]. All papists and Jesuits to
leave the kingdom within a month. This to be printed and
proclaimed.

B.M. Cal. C. VIII. f. 197. Calderwood MS. iii. f. 168'°.

P.C. Reg. iii. 701. 539.

11 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] Revocation of licences

to export victuals.

Holyrood House: 11 December 1584.

P.C. Keg. iii. 711. N° 540.

18 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL ]

Regulations for ferries over Firth of Forth. Plague.

Holyrood House : 18 December 1584.

P.C. Reg. iii. 713. N° 541.

22 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] Further adjournment of
all actions in Edinburgh by persons living north of
the Forth to 10 March next, on account of the
plague.

Holyrood House : 22 December 1584.

P.C. Keg. iii. 714. 542.

1584-5

JANUARY.— [BY THE KING;.] A Declaratioun
Of The Kings Maiesties Intentioun And Meaning
Toward The Lait Actis Of Parliament. [Begins]
Forsainekle as thair is some euill affectit men . . .

Edinburgh : January 1584[-5].

Edinburgh: T. Vautroullier : 1585.

12 ff. sm. 4°. Roman letter.

B.M. 288. a. 31. MS. copy, Adv. Wodrow MS. 43. 34.
Calderwood MS. iii. f. 183.

Calderwood iv. 254 ; Holinshed ii. 433. (Drawn up by Patrick
Adamson.)

See also a further Declaration, Calderwood iv. 459 (dated 7 December

1585). N° 543.

243

2 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . .
Forsainekle as in our late parliament . . .
[Establishing Ecclesiastical Commissioners.]
Holyrood House: 2 January [1584-5].

Found only in MS.

Calderwood iv. 339. jfo 544.

10 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING.] [Begins]
James . . . Forasmuche as we bee informed by letters
from our dearest sister . . .

[Recalling Angus Mc O’Neill of Dunavego from Ireland.]
Holyrood House : 10 February 1584[-5].

Found only in MS.

He is to return and appear before the Privy Council in
fifteen days to show cause for going to Ireland.

B.M. Cal. C. VIII. f. 237. P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz.
37 (19).

‘ Under our signet.’ N° 545.

14 FEBRUARY. - [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Fencibles of West March to be ready for muster.
Holyrood House : 14 February 1584[-5].

P.C. Reg. iii. 721. N° 546.

16 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE KING.] [Begins]
James . . . Forasmuch as we are credibillie informit

[To suppress calumnies against the E. of Leicester and
others.]

Holyrood : 16 February 1584[-5].

Found only in MS.

The book ‘ A letter of estate written by a Scollar in Cam-
bridge ’ [Leicester’s Commonwealth] to be delivered up and
destroyed as an infamous and slanderous libel. Refers to
the calumnies against Earl of Arran.

B.M. 31897. f. 9. N° 547.

19 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Revoking licences for eating flesh in Lent.
Holyrood House : 19 February 1584[-5].

P.C. Reg. iii. 722. N° 548.

9 MARCH — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Against communications with the banished lords and
their agents.

Holyrood House: 9 March 1584 [-5].

P.C. Reg. iii. 727. 549.

9 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Further suspension of actions by parties north of the
Forth. Plague.

Holyrood House : 9 March 1584[-5].

P.C. Reg. iii. 727. N° 550.

1585

9 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Against intercommuning with the rebel Earl of Morton.
Holyrood House : 9 April 1585.

P.C. Reg. iii. 733. N° 551.

I 1 2

Nos 552-71

1585: 18-19 James VI

13 APRIL [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Muster against the Earl of Morton.

Holyrood House : 13 April 1585.

P.C. Keg. iii. 735. N0 552.

17 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] Further prorogation of causes,
arising north of Firth.

Holyrood House : 17 April 1585.

P.C. Keg. iii. 737. N° 553.

20 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Muster at Peebles against the Maxwells.
Holyrood House : 20 April 1585.

P.C. Reg. iii. 737. Ifo 554.

22 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.]

Lords of Session ordained to proceed in causes arising
south of the Forth.

Holyrood House : 22 April 1585.

P.C. Reg. iii. 738. N° 555.

25 APRIL .— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . considering the diffi-
cultie of seasoun and scarsitie of hors meit . . .
[Prorogation of armed muster at Peebles.]
Holyrood House : 25 April 1585.

P.C. Reg. iii. 739. N° 556.

25 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

For assistance to Angus McConill menaced by Highland

clans.

Holyrood House: 25 April 1585.

P.C. Reg. iii. 739. N° 557.

30 APRIL.- [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] William Lord Herries and friends
not to suffer through John Lord Maxwell.

Holyrood House : 30 April 1585.

P.C. Reg. iii. 742. 559.

13 MAY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] All subjects to aid Sir John
Johnstone commissioned against Lord Maxwell.
Holyrood House : 13 May 1585.

P.C. Reg. iii. 745. N° 559.

18 MAY .—[BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis Majestie
understanding how, at the plesure of God, sum
infectioun . . .

[Orders concerning the plague in Edinburgh.]
Holyrood House: 18 May 1585.

P.C. Reg. iii. 746. N° 560.

23 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.]

For good order and for the cost of victuals round the
court at Dunfermline.

Dunfermline: 23 June 1585.

P.C. Reg. iii. 751. 561.

1 JULY- [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Falkland to be cleared of strangers
and casuals. Plague.

Falkland: 1 July 1585.

P.C. Reg. iii. 752. 562.

7 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

The Exchequer to sit at Falkland,

Falkland : 7 July 1585.

P.C. Reg. iii. 755. 533

29 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis Majestic . . .
of this unhappy accident betuix his Hienes Wardane
of the Myddill Marche . . .

[None to attack or harm any Englishman.]

St. Andrews: 29 July 1585.

P.C. Reg. iii. 759. jjo 534

JULY. — [BY THE WARDEN OF THE
MARCH.]

Against the Carrs, murder of Lord Russell at Cocklaw
27 July.

Found only in MS. (wrongly dated, see No. 599).

P.R.O. Border Papers, 23 (222) ; 24 (244). N° 565.

5 AUGUST.- [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . and in that space nocht
onlie the ordinar comptis to be hard . . .

[Removing the Exchequer to Stirling.]

St. Andrews: 5 August 1585.

P.C. Reg. iv. 1. 568.

11 AUGUST.- [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as, albeit
the suretie and trew professioun of the Evangell . . .

[Against Jesuits and other seditious priests.]
Stirling: 11 August 1585.

P.C. Reg. iv. 2. N° 587.

19 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . the tyme of the nixt
Sessioun approcheand eftir Martymes . . .

[College of Justice to sit at Stirling.]

Stirling: 19 August 1585.

P.C. Reg. iv. 6. Ifo 5Q8.

19 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Further regulations anent the
Plague.

Stirling : 19 August 1585.

O O

P.C. Reg. iv. 6. N° 569.

10 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . is schortlie
to direct commissionaris to the Boi’douris suflicientlie
authorizit . . .

[Complaints against English subjects to be billed.]
Stirling: 10 September 1585.

P.C. Reg. iv. 11. N° 570.

11 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . dalic
hurte, herreit and opprest be the thevis, rebellis, and
uthiris . . .

[Muster for service on the Borders.]

Stirling Castle: 11 September 1585.

P.C. Reg. iv. 13.

See P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 38 (55).

N° 571.

1585-6: 19 James VI

Nos 572-86

2 OCTOBER.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL. [Begins] . . . unnaturall defection
and rebel lioun ... in propir persoun . . .

[Muster to meet the King at Crawford Castle.]

Stirling Castle: 2 October 1585.

P.C. Reg. iv. 21. N° 572.

25 OCTOBER.- [BY THE REBEL LORDS.]

[Begins] Forsameikle as to the grief of all good men
and the notorious and manifest . . .

[Proclamation against Arran.]

Jedburgh: 25 October 1585.

Found only in MS.

Adv. Wodrow MS. 43. 32. N° 572 a.

26 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . considering
the grite difficultie presentlie to gett oute the
labouraris . . .

[For a muster of nobles and gentlemen round the King.]
Stirling: 26 October 1585.

P.C. Reg. iv. 28. H° 573.

29 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis
Majestie undirstanding how his declarit tratouris
and rebellis . . .

[Against the invading lords. Adherents to disperse.]
Stirling : 29 October 1585.

o

P.C. Reg. iv. 29. N° 574.

2 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE BANISHED
LORDS.] The Proclamation publyshed by the
Nobillitye of Scotland, conteininge the causes of
their repayringe towards the towne of Starlinge, to
the Kinges Maiestie, the ij daye of November, 1585.
[Begins] Whereas the Kings Maiestie, our soueraignes
good naturall . . .

[Falkirk] : 2 November 1585.

Found only in MS.

B.M. MS. Harl. 291. f. 179; 32092. f. 84; Cal. C. VIII.

f. 358. Adv. Wodrow MS. 43. 33. Calderwood MS. iii.

f. 216.

Calderwood iv. 383 ; Holinshed ii. 446. N° 575.

4 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as
Johnne, Lord Hamiltoun, Archibald, Erll of Angus,

[Receiving banished lords into favour.]

Stirling: 4 November 1585.

P.C. Reg. iv. £0. N0 5 73.

7 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The quhilk
day, in pi-esence of the Kingis Majestie and Lordis
of Secreit Counsale : . . .

[Recantation of deposition against banished Earls.]
Stirling Castle: 7 November 1585.

P.C. Reg. iv. 32. U° 577.

13 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . sum
appeirand troubles . . . convocatt his Hienes lieges

[Sir Thomas Ker’s commission discharged.]
Linlithgow: 13 November 1585.

P.C. Reg. iv. 33, jjo 573,

245

15 NOVEMBER. — [BY LORD MAXWELL,

WARDEN OF THE WEST MARCHES.]

[Begins] Forasmuch as it hath pleased . . .
[Regulations for the peace of the Borders.]
Dumfries : 15 November 1585.

Found only in MS.

No incursions into England. Englishmen resident in
Scotland not to take sides. Any of them not warranted
to leave Scotland within eight days. Border Courts at
Annanderdale and Eskdale to be held every fifteen days.

B.M. Cal. C. VIII. f. 376. P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz.
38 (98). N° 579.

7 DECEMBER.— [BY THE KING.] The King’s
Declaratioun, and Interpretatioun of his Acts of
Parliament sett furth in May 1584. [Begins] The
first maks onlie . . .

[Linlithgow] : 7 December 1585.

Calderwood MS. iii. f. 222.

Calderwood iv. 459. N° 580.

11 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . bot the

unlauchfull transporting, breking down, and fynning
of the saidis . . .

[Anent the coinage.]

Linlithgow : 11 December 1585.

Moving the mint to Perth.

P.C. Reg. iv. 37; Patrick i. 166. U° 581.

14 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] ... the grite
skaith sustenit be his liegis throw the lang want . . .
[Session and Exchequer adjourned to Linlithgow.]
Linlithgow: 14 December 1585.

P.C. Reg. iv. 39. N° 582.

23 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . delaitit to
his Majestie ... to have gevin oute in oppen pulpett

[Against slandering the King for punishing James
Gibson.]

Linlithgow : 23 December 1585.

P.C. Reg. iv. 40. N° 583.

1585-6

31 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . the grite
stouth frequentlie committit . . .

[A Justice Court to be held at Jedburgh.]
Holyrood House : 31 January 1585[-6J.

P.C. Reg. iv. 45. N° 584.

10 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . oftymes
gritelie hinderit in the executioun of his office . . .
[The duties of the Warden of the Marches.]
Holyrood House : 10 February 1585[-6].

P.C. Reg. iv. 46. N° 585.

16 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] ... to eat, or
slay, prepaii- or mak reddy for eating, ony kind of
fleshe . . .

[Against eating flesh in Lent and fast days.]
Edinburgh : 16 February 1585[-6].

P.C. Reg. iv. 49.

N° 586.

Nos 587-602

1585-6: 19-20 James VI

4 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND LORDS
OF THE EXCHEQUER.] [Begins] . . .
considering that amangis the articlis laitlie aggreit

[Anent the stipends of the clergy.]

Ilolyrood House: 4 February 1585[-6].

P.C. Eeg. iv. 52. Jfo 537.

24 MARCH— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL/] [Begins] . . . coDvenit the Lordis
Auditouris of his Chekker for lieiring of the comptis

[Revoking gifts out of thirds of benefices.]
Holyrood House : 24 March 1585[-6].

P.C. Eeg. iv. 58. N° 588.

1586

5 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . the lait conference
betuix sum of the Kingis Majesteis Counsall . . .
Ministerie . . .

[For a General Assembly of the Kirk.]

Holyrood House: 5 April 1586.

P.C. Eeg. iv. CO. H° 589.

3 MAY. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] ... all the gude offices
thay can for intertenyng of gude peax and amytie

[Meeting of Border Commissioners of both realms.]
Edinburgh : 3 May 1586.

P.C. Eeg. iv. 68. N° 590.

25 MAY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . the inoportune and
untymous sutes of divers personis . . .

[Revoking licences for export of victuals.]

Holyrood House: 25 May 1586.

P.C. Eeg. iv. 74. N° 591.

30 MAY— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . ryd, gang, assist, male
parte or intercommoun . . .

[Against assisting William, Master of Yester.]
Holyrood House : 30 May 1586.

P.C. Eeg. iv. 80. 592.

1 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . sum personis of the
surename of Burne, duelland within the Middle
Marche : . . .

[Forbidding a projected combat between Scots and
English on the Borders.]

Holyrood House : 1 June 1586.

P.C. Eeg. iv. 81.

Between the Collingwoods and the Bournes. See P.E.O. S.P. Scot.

Eliz. (40) 14. N° 593.

24 JUNE— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . have bene oftymes
contravenit yet pairtlie be the negligence of the
officiaris of the Estate : . . .

[Enforcing Acts against accumulation of victuals or
unthreshed corn.]

Edinburgh: 24 June 1586.

P.C. Eeg. iv. 84. N° 594.

246

26 JUNE- [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . the favour, mercy, and
clemency oftymes heirtofore schawne . . .

[Muster at Beebles ; Border disturbances.]
Dunfermline : 26 June 1586.

P.C. Eeg. iv. 84. N° 595

10 JULY.— [BY THE COMMISSIONERS FOR
ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND.] [Begins]
The lords Comissioners . . . having nowe ended
and concluded the treatye of a . . .

For peace on the Borders.

Berwick: 10 July 1586.

Found only in MS.

B.M. Cal. C. IX. f. 338. N° 590.

29 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . mony, neglecting and
not taking regard© thairof, specialie the fewaris . . .
[Anent confirmation of feus of kirk lands.]
Edinburgh : 29 July 1586.

P.C. Eeg. iv. 91. N0 597,

29 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . eftir the lang troublis
continewit within this realme, to the offence of God,

[Two musters ; one at Beebles, the other at Badenoch.]
Edinburgh: 29 July 1586.

P.C. Eeg. iv. 92. Ifo 59 3,

1 AUGUST.— [BY THE WARDEN OF THE

MARCHES.] A Broclamation against the Cam
and others . . . [Begins] Whereas the kings maiestie
of Scotland hath . . .

Berwick: 1 August 1586.

Found only in MS.

Against William, James, Robert, and Andrew Carre, John
Rudderford, David Muscrope, and James Carre, who murdered
Lord Russell on a day of truce at Cocklaw. (See No. 565.)

B.M. Cal. C. IX. f. 366 ; see P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz.
41 (3). N° 599.

18 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] Proclamation for all
men to be in readiness to follow him upon 24 hours’

notice.

Not found.

See P.E.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 41 (21) ; see Acts iii. 424 ; Calderwood
iv. 602. N° 600.

23 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

CONVENTION OF ESTATES.] [Begins]
The Kingis maiestie . . . vnderstanding sindrie actis
of parliament . . .

[Acts against export of victual to be proclaimed.]
Holyrood House : 23 September 1586.

P.C. Eeg. iv. 104 ; Acts iii. 426. N° 001.

24 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] ... the seditious
and crafty practises of the Jesuitis, seminarie preistis,

[Against Jesuits and other papists.]

Holyrood House : 24 September 1586.

P.C. Eeg. iv. 107. N° 002.

1586-7: 20 James VI

Nos 603-19

4 OCTOBER — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . hald justice courtis
within the boundis thairof, for punishment to be
usit . . .

[Earl of Morton relaxed from the horn.]
Falkland : 4 October 1586.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Original, sign manual.

P.C. Reg. iv. 109. 603.

22 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . enormelie
hurte and prejugeit . . . hes bene divers wayes
impedit . . .

[Revoking dispositions out of the patrimony of the
Crown.]

Stirling : 22 October 1586.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Original, sign manual.

P.C. Reg. iv. 109. 604.

16 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Muster for Justice Court
at Peebles and Dumfries.

Holyrood House : 16 November 1586.

P.C. Reg. iv. 114. N° 605.

23 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] Revoking all licences
for exporting forbidden goods.

Holyrood House : 23 November 1586.

P.C. Reg. iv. 116. N° 606.

30 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] ... the
lamentable complaintis . . .

[Forbidding export of the herring of Loch Broom and
other northern parts.]

Holyrood House : 30 November 1586.

P.C. Reg. iv. 123. j^-o qq7.

30 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . grite and
wechtie materis . . .

[Proroguing Justice Courts appointed at Jedburgh and
Dumfries.]

Holyrood House: 30 November 1586.

Courts are prorogued owing to Convention of Estates on

15 Dec.

P.C. Reg. iv. 124. jg-o 608.

27 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Justice Court at Jedburgh continued.]

Edinburgh : 27 December 1586.

P.C. Reg. iv. 132. jfo 609

1586-7

11 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Enforcing Act for revocation of monks’ portions, and
their application to payment of king’s guard.
Holyrood House: 11 January 1586[-7].

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers.

P.C. Reg. iv. 134.

1 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle
as the Kingis Majestie . . . considering the undewti-
full and undecent behaviour . . .

[Against libels on any person, especially the King and
Council.]

Holyrood House: 1 February 1586[-7].

P.C. Reg. iv. 141. NO

1 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Proclamation for all
men to obey the Act of Council enjoining a form of
prayer for Queen Mary.

Holyrood House : 1 February 1586[-7].

P.C. Reg. iv. 141. N° 612.

1587

31 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] For the apprehension of James
Stewart, late Chancellor.

Holyrood House : 31 March 1587.

P.C. Reg. iv. 157. N° 613.

14 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Against export of victuals and discharge of licences to
the contrary.

Holyrood House : 14 April 1587.

P.C. Reg. iv. 159. N° 614.

24 MAY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

For convening a General Assembly.

Holyrood House ; 24 May 1587.

P.C. Reg. iv. 174. N° 615.

9 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Proclamation to obey Lord Herries as Warden of West
March.

Edinburgh : 9 June 1587.

P.C. Reg. iv. 188. N° 616.

5 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis
Majestie, now being of his lauchfull and perfyte age

[For petitions to be heard in the approaching Parliament.]
Falkland : 5 July 1587.

P.C. Reg. iv. 194. N° 617.

7 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . considering the mony-
fauld heirschippis, spoilis, and oppin rubbaries . . .

[Against Pirates.]

Edinburgh : 7 July 1587.

P.C. Reg. iv. 195. N° 618.

7 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Against broken men of the Borders.

Edinburgh : 7 July 1587.

N° 619.

N° 610. P.C. Reg. iv. 196.

247

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1587-8: 21 James VI

9 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Market day of Dunse altered from
Wednesday to Monday.

Edinburgh : 9 August 1587.

P.C. Reg. iv. 206. 620.

12 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Eegins] James . . . Forsamekle as
we and the Lordis . . . ar crediblie informit of divers

[Against incursions into England.]

Edinburgh : 12 August 1587.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 42 (63).

P.C. Reg. iv. 209. N° 621.

15 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Proroguing decision in feud. Earl of Huntly and Earl of

Atholl.

Falkland : 15 August 1587.

P.C. Reg. iv. 210. N° 622.

3 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against raising men for foreign service.

Edinburgh : 3 September 1587.

P.C. Reg. iv. 212. N" 623.

11 OCTOBER.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as ydolatrie
and mantenance thairof, murthour, slauchtar . . .

[For a High Court of Justice to be held in the King’s
presence.]

Holyrood House : 11 October 1587.

P.C. Reg. iv. 217. 624.

18 OCTOBER.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Proclamation for a muster at Peebles for service on
the Borders.

Holyrood House : 18 October 1587.

P.C. Reg. iv. 221. Ifo 62 5.

18 OCTOBER.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Proclamation of a muster at Dumfries for service on the
Borders.

Holyrood House: 18 October 1587.

P.C. Reg. iv. 222. N° 626.

2 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Proclamation limiting
the musters called to persons of substance.

Holyrood House: 2 November 1587.

P.C. Reg. iv. 225. N° 627.

23 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . considering
how, be occasioun . . .

[Proroguing Justice Courts. Plague.]

Edinburgh : 23 November 1587.

As No. 506, q.v. N° 628.

248

28 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.]

Enforcing Acts against Jesuits and seminary priests.

Dalkeith : 28 November 1587.

P.C. Reg. iv. 232. @20.

7 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against Border iucursions into England.
Dalkeith : 7 December 1587.

P.C. Reg. iv. 234. N° 630.

22 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Enforcing the monopoly of Camphire as the staple port
in the Low Countries.

Holyrood House: 22 December 1587.

P.C. Reg. iv. 237. Jfo 031,

29 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.]

Discharge of Commissions of Lieutenancy and Justiciary.

Plague.

Edinburgh : 29 December 1587.

P.C. Reg. iv. 238. 032.

1587-8

6 JANUARY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Complaints to be given in to Border Commissioners.

Holyrood House : 6 January 1587[-8.]

P.C. Reg. iv. 240. N° 633.

27 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Forbidding exportation of herring this year.]
Holyrood House: 27 January 1587[-8].

P.C. Reg. iv. 243. jjo 634.

1 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Order for executing Act of Parliament for election of
Commissioners for the Shires.]

Holyrood House: 1 February 1587[-8].

P.C. Reg. iv. 245. N° 335,

1 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as,
upoun speciall and gude respectis moving the small

[For payment of third part of £40,000 tax.]
Holyrood House: 1 February 1587[-8].

P.C. Reg. iv. 245. N° 333,

3 FEBRUARY, r- [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Musters against Lord Herries.]

Holyrood House: 3 February 1587 [-8].

P.C. Reg. iv. 247 ; Calderwood iv. 676. Jfo 637.

19 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis
Majestic hearing sindrie bruittes, reportis and privie
quisperingis . . .

[Discharging unlicensed Conventions.]
Holyrood House : 19 February 1587[-8].

P.C. Reg. iv. 253. N° 638.

1587-8 : 21-22 James VI

Nos 639-58

24 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE COMMISSION-
ERS OF ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND.]

[Begins] The which daye the Lords Commissioners
of both the realmes . . .

[For the holding of days of truce and punishing of Border

crimes.]

Berwick : 24 February 15 87 [-8].

Found only in MS.

P.R.O, Border Papers 26 (44). N° 639.

2 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.]

[Prorogation of the King’s raid on the West March.]
Holyrood House : 2 March 1587[-8].

P.C. Reg. iv. 257. 040.

3 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.]

[Relaxation of Lord Herries from the horn.]
Holyrood House : 3 March 1587[-8].

P.C. Reg. iv. 258. 041

9 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

[Complaints on West March to be given in.]
Holyrood House: 9 March 1587[-8].

P.C. Reg. iv. 259. 042.

1588

6 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

[Proclamation for musters at Soutra and Dryburgh.]
Holyrood House : 6 April 1588.

P.C. Reg. iv. 271. 643.

6 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.]

[Raid on West March prorogued.]

Holyrood House: 6 April 1588.

P.C. Reg. iv. 271. N° 644.

25 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

[Against resetting Lord Maxwell.]

Jedburgh : 25 April 1588.

P.C. Reg. iv. 275. ]^o 045.

7 MAY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] Proclamation for lieges to be in
readiness to repel invasion from abroad.

Holyrood House : 7 May 1588.

P.C. Reg. iv. 277. N° 048.

20 MAY— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . sindrie Jesuitis and
seminarie preistis, . . .

[Jesuits to surrender themselves for transportation.]
Holyrood House : 20 May 1588.

P.C. Reg. iv. 284. jfo 047.

22 MAY. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Levies ordered to attend the King
on the West Marches.

Holyrood House : 22 May 1588.

P.C. Reg. iv. 285. Ifo 043.

24 MAY. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Exemption from hostings declared null.
Holyrood House : 24 May 1588.

P.C. Reg. iv. 286. N° 649.

30 MAY. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Against resetting Lord Maxwell and his adherents.
Dumfries : 30 May 1588.

P.C. Reg. iv. 287. N° 650.

1 JUNE. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

To accompany the King into the debateable lands and for
the supply of the army with victuals.

Dumfries : 1 June 1588.

P.C. Reg. iv. 287. N<> 051.

1JUNE. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Those who have neglected former orders to attend the

King.

Dumfries : 1 June 1588.

P.C. Reg. iv. 288.

N° 652.

23 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Against resetting Robert Maxwell. Reward for his
apprehension, dead or alive.

Dumfries : 23 June 1588.

P.C. Reg. iv. 291.

N° 653.

24 JUNE. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

King’s intentions touching West March es, and order for
new levies.

Dumfries : 24 June 1588.

P.C. Reg. iv. 292. N° 654.

27 JULY. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Appointing Commission to enforce
laws against Jesuits.

Holyrood House : 27 July 1588.

P.C. Reg. iv. 300. K° 655.

27 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Enforcing laws for punishment of
beggars, and relief of genuine poor.

Holyrood House : 27 July 1588.

P.C. Reg. iv. 302. N° 656.

1 AUGUST— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . the foreyne prepara-
tions threatened of befoir for prosequuition . . .

[To be in readiness to resist Spanish Armada.]
Edinburgh : 1 August 1588.

P.C. Reg. iv. 306 ; Calderwood iv. 681 (proclaimed 5 August).

N° 657.

10 AUGUST— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.J

Further musters against the Armada.
Edinburgh : 10 August 1588.

P.C. Reg. iv. 314. N° 658.

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30 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

For the coinage of penny and twopenny pieces in
silver.

Edinburgh: 30 August 1588.

Penny and twopenny pieces to be coined, 12 grains fine,
40 pence to the ounce, or twenty twopenny placks, three
hundred and twenty to the merle Penny to have on one
side a lion rampant and Vincit Veritas, on the other a cipher
of J.E. crowned with Jacobus Sextus D. G. It. Scotorum.
The twopenny placks to have the lion on a shield, crowned
with similar inscriptions. The gold coins current for £3. 1 5s.
Scots to be current for £i. This to be proclaimed.

P.C. Keg. iv. 317 ; Patrick i. 170. U° 659.

13 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Coinage of new gold
pieces.

Edinburgh : 13 September 1588.

Coinage of a new gold piece of the weight and fineness of
an English rose noble, i. e. a quarter of an ounce (Paris), 23
carat 7 grains fine, to be current at £7. 6s. 8 d. Scots, with
corresponding half pieces. On one side two sceptres crossed,
a thistle, four lions crowned, and four crowns. Inscription :
Florent Sceptra Pits : Begna His Jova Hat Numeratque. On
the other side a ship with His Majesty’s arms, a thistle
underneath and inscription : Jacobus 6 H. G. Bex Scotorum.
P.C. Keg. iv. 322 ; Patrick i. 172. 660.

6 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Imprint of the twopenny placks altered.
Edinburgh : 6 November 1588.

Because the new base twopenny plack resembles the
eightpenny piece, the lion is not to be on a shield, but to
have two ‘ dobbis ’ on the back of the lion.

P.C. Reg. iv. 326; Patrick i. 173. N° 661.

1588-9

21 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Enforcing acts against
Jesuits and other banished persons still lingering in
the realm.

Edinburgh : 21 February 1588[-9].

P.C. Reg. iv. 358.

See S.P. Scot. Eliz. 43 (47). N° 662.

28 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

No one to go abroad without licence on pain of death.

Edinburgh: 28 February 1588[-9].

P.C. Reg. iv. 361. N° 663.

5 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Against treasonable coming and going between
foreign ports.

Edinburgh : 5 March 1588[-9].

P.C. Reg. iv. 363. N° 664.

7 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Against export of rough hides and barked leather.
Edinburgh : 7 March 15 88 [-9].

P.C. Reg. iv. 365. N° 665.

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1589

3 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Appointing Commissioners for trial
of late troubles at St. Andrews.

Holy rood House : 3 April 1589.

P.C. Reg. iv. 370. N° qqq

7 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

For a muster at Edinburgh.

Edinburgh : 7 April 1589.

P.C. Reg. iv. 371. N° 667.

30 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Order to make and subscribe bands
in defence of the true religion and the King’s
government.

Aberdeen : 30 April 1589.

P.C. Reg. iv. 375. N° 668.

24 MAY. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Regulating election of commissioners of shires for
parliament.

Edinburgh : 24 May 1589.

P.C. Reg. iv. 384. N° 669.

29 MAY. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] All persons culpable of the late
rebellion to compound for their treason.

Edinburgh: 29 May 1589.

P.C. Reg. iv. 387. N° 670.

29 MAY. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Enforcing acts against exiled [R. C.] bishops of
Glasgow, Ross, and Dunblane.

Edinburgh : 29 May 1589.

P.C. Reg. iv. 388. N° 671.

13 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.]

For a muster at Brechin.

Edinburgh : 13 June 1589.

P.C. Reg. iv. 394. N° 672.

14 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.]

Those lately in rebellion to sue for pardon in a time
limited.

Edinburgh : 14 June 1589.

O

P.C. Reg. iv. 394. N° 673.

14 JUNE. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Inhabitants of the southern burghs to attend muster
at Brechin.

Edinburgh : 14 June 1589.

P.C. Reg. iv. 395. N° 674.

1 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Gunpowder not to be
exported or sold, except to the King for the salutes
on the Queen’s reception.

Edinburgh : 1 September 1589.

P.C. Reg. iv. 412. N° 675.

1589-90: 23-24 James VI

N°s 676-91

30 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Expiry of the tack of the customs.
Edinburgh: 30 September 1589.

P.C. Reg. iv. 416. N° 076.

4 OCTOBER.—
COUNCIL.

[BY THE KING AND SECRET

Importers of Bordeaux wines to bring their whole
cargo to Scotland.

Edinburgh: 4 October 1589.

P.C. Reg. iv. 417.

N° 677.

22 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James, . . .
Forsamekle as, sen Almychtie God hes brocht us
to manis age and estate . . .

Anent the Government of the Effearis of his Hienes
estate and realme during the tyme of his Maiesties
absens furth of the same.

Leith : 22 October 1589.

P.C. Reg. iv. 423.

See P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 44 (87). Ifo 078.

6 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-

dL.]

Commission of Justiciary to Lord Hamilton.

Edinburgh: 6 November 1589.

P.C. Reg. iv. 432. Ifo 079.

15 NOVEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

Commission for apprehending Lord Cathcart and others.
Edinburgh : 15 November 1589.

P.C. Reg. iv. 435. N° 080.

19 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

Muster at Dumfries to attend John, Lord Hamilton.

Edinburgh : 19 November 1589.

P.C. Reg. iv. 437. jq"o 081.

• 1589-90

4 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] The Lordis of Secret Counsaill
considering how that, be the exercise . . .

[Monopoly of Paper-making for nine years to ‘ Petir
Graet Heare, Almane ’ and his partners.]
Edinburgh: 4 February 1589[-90].

P.C. Reg. iv. 452. N° 082.

6 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] James . . . Forsamekle as be act of our
parliament, Intitulate . . .

[Enforcing acts against Jesuits and appointing new
commissioners.]

Edinburgh: 6 March 1589[-90].

P.C. Reg. iv. 463; Calderwood v. 37. Confession of Faith (Edin.
Waldograve, 1590). jqo 033.

6 MARCH. —[BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] The Lords . . . hering sindry Bruitis and
Koumors als weil of foreaine as Intestine plattes . . .
[All persons to yield reckoning of their faith.]
Edinburgh : 6 March 1589[-90].

Found only in MS.

B.M. Cal. D. 1. Adv. Wodrow MS. 50. 68.

P.C. Reg. iv. 465. N° 683 a.

1590

2 MAY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie, our
Soverane Lord, hes now, . . .

[For a welcome to the Danes arriving with the King
and Queen.]

Leith : 2 May 1590.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 45 (39).

P.C. Reg. iv. 478 ; see R. xvi. 59. 084.

12 JUNE— [BY THE KING AND ESTATES.]

[Begins] The Kingis Maiestie . . . vnderstanding the
greit contempt and disobedience . . .

[Persons at the horn to be called before the Secret
Council.]

Holyrood House: 12 June 1590.

Found only in MS.

Persons at the horn for over a year to be imprisoned
according to their quality till they have satisfied the claims
against them.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 45 (63).

Acts iii. 524; P.C. Reg. iv. 490. N° 085.

15 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Anent the present estate
of all the Marches and Bordouris of this . . .
[Appointing a special committee for Borders.]
Holyrood House : 15 June 1590.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. Border Papers 26 (227).

P.C. Reg. iv. 790. 086.

1 JULY. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsameikill as the Kingis
Majestie, with advise of the Lordis of his Secreit
Counsaill . . .

[Anent those who had rebelled at the Brig of Dee.]
Edinburgh : 1 July 1590.

P.C. Reg. iv. 501. jq-o 087.

13 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] Enforcing acts against armed con-
vocations to Justice Courts.

Holyrood House : 13 July 1590.

P.C. Reg. iv. 508. 688.

13 JULY— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] No bands to be made with the Clan
Gregor.

Holyrood House : 13 July 1590.

P.C. Reg. iv. 509. N0 689.

29 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND ESTATES.]

[Begins] The Kingis . . . considering the barbarous
and cruell murthouris and slauchteris . . .

[Against unlawful assemblies for leading of teinds.J
Holyrood House: 29 July 1590.

P.C. Reg. iv. 513. N° 690.

6 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Proclamation for a muster at Peebles. Borders.
Edinburgh : 6 August 1590.

P.C. Reg. iv. 794. N° 691.

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1590-1: 24 James VI

6 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Against intercommuning with John
Penry, who is ordered to leave the kingdom within
ten days.

Edinburgh : 6 August 1590.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 46 (26).

P.C. Reg. iv. 517. ]ST° 692.

11 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as the Kingis,

. . . hes concludit, statute and ordanit that all
papists, . . .

[Offenders, chiefly ecclesiastical, to appear before
Council.]

Edinburgh: 11 August 1590.

P.C. Reg. iv. 521. N° 093

12 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.]

[Anent titles of ownership in the debateable land.]
Edinburgh: 12 August 1590.

P.C. Reg. iv. 799. Jfo 694.

14 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . . Forsamekill as
it is understand to us and lords of our secret
counsall . . .

[Against carriage of wine from Bordeaux to Newhaven,

St. Valerie, and other Catholic places disobedient
to the King of France.]

Edinburgh : 14 August 1590.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 46 (30).

P.C. Reg. iv. 526. N° 695.

14 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as, for the
bettir mantenance and preservatioun of the peace
and amytie : . . .

[For peace on the Borders.]

Edinburgh : 14 August 1590.

P.C. Reg. iv. 796. H-0 696.

1 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

[The Warden of Middle March shall be always Provost
of Jedburgh.]

Edinburgh : 1 September 1590.

P.C. Reg. iv. 530. N° 697.

17 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Forbidding armed con-
vocations against John Grant of Freuchy.

Edinburgh: 17 November 1590.

P.C. Reg. iv. 548. N° 698.

4 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Discharge of all commissions of lieutenancy and
justiciary.]

Holyrood House : 4 December 1590.

P.C. Reg. iv. 552. N° 699.

252

5 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . .
Understandinge that throw sinister . . .

[Against dilapidations.]

Holyrood House: 5 December 1590.

The King having formerly granted offices, &c., intended
for the sustentation of the Crown, now intends to bring
them to the right use of his heirs. No steward, &c., of
such offices is to make any payment to any person without
further authority.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 46 (68). N° 700.

1590-1

6 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle
as for preventing of the many and . . .

[Against resetting Mr. James Gordon, and for his arrest.]
Holyrood House : 6 January 1590[-1].

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 47 (1).

P.C. Reg. iv. 562. jjo 701,

13 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] At Edenbroughe
the xiijth day of January 1590 . . .

Holyrood House: 13 January 1590[-1].

Found only in MS.

Liddisdale, Bothwell, and others are to give up their men
concerned in the Border trouble, who are to cast lots before
Bothwell for the deliverance to England of those whose lot
it shall come to.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 47 (5). N° 702.

3 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] Against bearing arms
before the King, with regulations for sale of fire-
arms.

Edinburgh : 3 February 1590[-1].

P.C. Reg. iv. 572. N0 703.

12 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL-] [Begins] Forsamekle
as for surty of releise of ye personis enterit for . . .
[Concerning the affray at Mindrom.]

Holyrood House: 12 February 1590[-1].

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 47 (9).

P.C. Reg. iv. 805. N° 704.

4 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.]

Revoking licences to export victual.
Edinburgh : 4 March 1590[-1].

P.C. Reg. iv. 689. N° 705.

15 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.]

Anent prices for lodging and board of those repairing to

Court.

Edinburgh: 15 March 1590[-1].

P.C. Reg. iv. 596. N° 706.

16 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] Against wearing of fire-arms.
Edinburgh: 16 March 1590[-1].

P.C. Reg. iv. 597. N° 707.

1591-2: 24-25 James VI

N°s 708-24

16 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Anent the request and
petitioun maid . . .

[O’Rourke, an Irishman to he apprehended and given up.]
Edinburgh : 16 March 1590[-1],

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 47 (341).

P.C. Reg. iv. 597. K° 708.

1591

1 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] Licence to all to eat flesh in the
forbidden season.

Dalkeith : 1 April 1591.

P.C. Reg. iv. 605. N° 709.

21 APRIL.- [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as, Francis,
Erll Bothuill, &c., being dilaitit and accuseit in
presens . . .

[None of Earl Botlrwell’s servants and dependers to
come to Edinburgh.]

Edinburgh: 21 April 1591.

P.C. Reg. iv. 609. 710.

24 MAY— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] For the arrest of Ninian Chirnside,
retainer of Earl Bothwell.

Edinburgh : 24 May 1591.

P.C. Reg. iv. 624. N° 711,

25 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as Frances,
sumetyme Erll Bothuill, having that honour to be
sa tendir of blude . . .

[Proclamation against Earl Bothwell.]
Edinburgh: 25 June 1591.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 47 (72).

P.C. Reg. iv. 643. N° 712.

28 JULY.- [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . . Forsamekle as
we are credeblye enformed that Francis somtyme
Erie Bothwell . . .

[Citing Alexander, Lord Hume.]

Edinburgh : 28 July 1591.

Found only in MS.

Rebellion of Francis, Earl Bothwell. Alexander, Lord
Hume, to appear before the Council and explain how it took
place within the bounds of his warrantye.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 47 (84).

Per Actum Secreti Consilii. N0 713.

29 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] Against unlawful armed assemblies,
especially in the leading of teinds.

Edinburgh : 29 July 1591.

P.C. Reg. iv. 660. N° 714.

2 AUGUST.- [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Beg ins] James . . . Forsamekle as

we and the Lords of our secret counsaill under-
standing . . .

[Muster for pursuit of Bothwell, Hume, and other rebels.]
Edinburgh : 2 August 1591.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 47 (84).

P.C. Reg. iv. 662. 715.

5 AUGUST. — [BY THE LORDS AND
OTHERS.] [Begins] We the Lords, Earles,
Barrons, gentlemen . . .

[A band to support James against Bothwell, Hume, &c.]
Edinburgh : 5 August 1591.

Found only in MS.

B.M. Cal. D. 11 (24). P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 47 (861).

P.C. Reg. iv. 666. Signatures differ from those in P.C. Reg.

N° 716.

7 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Staying the muster against Bothwell.
Edinburgh: 7 August 1591.

P.C. Reg. iv. 668. jjo ■ 7^7

7 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Parliament to be held on 20 November.
Edinburgh : 7 August 1591.

P.C. Reg. iv. 668. 718.

27 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Against transporting wines from Bordeaux, &c., to other
parts of France.

Stirling: 27 August 1591.

P.C. Reg. iv. 674. U° 719.

21 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] We command
and charge all and sundrie inhabitantis within our
burgh of Edinburgh . . .

[Against harbouring Francis, Earl of Bothwell.]
Holyrood House : 21 October 1591.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 47 (107™). N° 720.

21 OCTOBER.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] James . . . Our will is and we
charge you streitlie . . .

[Permission to Lady Bothwell to enter Aberdeen.]
Holyrood House: 21 October 1591.

Margaret Douglas, Lady Bothwell, to pass and enter her

person at Aberdeen within 10 days.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 47 (107«). N° 721.

1 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Meeting of Parliament
postponed.

Edinburgh : 1 November 1591.

P.C. Reg. iv. 685. If0 722.

1 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Anent respites and remissions granted for slaughter,
mutilation, &c.

Edinburgh: 1 December 1591.

P.C. Reg. iv. 695. N° 723.

1591-2

10 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] A Proclamation for the
arrest of Earl Bothwell.

Edinburgh: 10 January 1591[-2].

Not found.

Calderwood v. 143. N° 724.

Nos 725-42

1591-2: 25-26 James VI

12 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Against all persons riding ‘ missellit with special
reference to those concerned with Earl Both well in
his late attempt.]

Holyrood House: 12 January 1591 [-2].

P.C. Keg. iv. 713.

See P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 48 (31). N° 725.

13 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] Anent the Coinage.
Holyrood House: 13 January 1591[-2].

All gold and silver (except the thistle noble and the
penny and twopenny placks) are called in. The following
coins alone are current : Gold. The new piece with the
King’s face, £4 Scots ; the thistle noble, £7. 6s. 8 d. ; the old
rose noble, £6. 13s. 4 d. ; the angel noble, £4. 8s.; the
double ducat, £6 ; the French crown (2 deniers 14 grains),
54s. ; pistolet, 53s. ; old 44s. piece, £4 ; three pound piece
with the Queen’s face, £6 ; abbey crown, 53s. ; four pound
piece, £4. 10s. ; lion noble, coined at £3. 15s. for £4. Silver.
English and Scots testons, 8s. each ; 40s. piece at 40s. ; 30s.,
20s., and 10s. pieces at corresponding rates. No one to buy
old money.

P.C. Reg. iv. 714 ; Patrick i. 177. U0 720.

26 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Annulling all grants of over 1,000 marks made in the
King’s absence.

Holyrood House: 26 January 1591 [-2],

P.C. Reg. iv. 719. jqo 727,

8 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Discharge of all commissions held by Earl of Huntly.

Edinburgh: 8 February 1591[-2].

P.C. Reg. iv. 725. jqo 728.

8 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis
Majestie, with advise of the Lordis of his . . .

[Raid for pursuit of Huntly abandoned.]
Linlithgow: 8 March 1591 [-2].

P.C. Reg. iv. 733. jqo 729,

1592

4 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

To resist the Spaniards in Orkney and Shetland.

Edinburgh : 4 April 1592.

P.C. Reg. iv. 739. jqo 730.

APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as oure
Soverane Lord haveing with avise of his Secreit . . .

[Anent the returns of rentals of benefices.]

Linlithgow : April 1592.

P.C. Reg. iv. 744. jq-o 173;^

24 MAY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] A Proclamation against wearing-
fire-arms in Edinburgh during the sitting of Parlia-
ment.

Edinburgh : 24 May 1592.

Not found.

Calderwood v 160. jqo 1732

8 JUNE. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Declaring the Master of Gray and his brother Robert
rebels for assisting Both well.

Holyrood House: 8 June 1592.

P.C. Reg. iv. 752. jqo 733.

15 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

For good order on the West and Middle Marches.
Edinburgh : 15 June 1592.

P.C. Reg. iv. 758. U° 734.

15 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis
Majestie, with advise of his three Esteatis . . .
[Anent the next General Assembly.]
Edinburgh: 15 June 1592.

P.C. Reg. iv. 758. U° 735.

29 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis
Majestie . . . within the palice of Falkland . . .
Against Bothwell. Attempt to seize the King at
Falkland.

Edinburgh: 29 June 159.2.

P.C. Reg. iv. 762. 730.

30 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] For the arrest of those concerned
in Bothwell’s attempt.

Edinburgh : SO June 1592.

P.C. Reg. iv. 763. N° 737.

8 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.]

Reward for discovery of the resetters of Earl Bothwell.
Dumfries : 8 July 1592.

P.C. Reg. iv. 765. N° 738.

11 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Lord Maxwell, Earl of Morton, appointed Warden of
the West March.

Dumfries: 11 July 1592.

P.C. Reg. iv. 767. N° 739.

14 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Muster at Peebles against resetters of Bothwell.
Dalkeith : 14 September 1592.

P.C. Reg. v. 12. N° 740.

26 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Postponing the muster at Peebles.

Dalkeith : 26 September 1592.

P.C. Reg. v. 13. N° 741.

9 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.]

Commission of lieutenancy and justiciary to Earl of
Angus.

Holyrood House : 9 November 1592.

P.C. Reg. V. 19. N° 742.

254

1592-3: 26-27 James VI

Nos 743-58

16 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsaxnekle
as it is nocht onlie weill knawne to all the Kingis
Majesteis . . .

[Against Bothwell and his adherents.]

Holyrood House : 16 November 1592.

P.C. Reg. v. 21. N° 743.

20 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis
Majestie considdering how, upoun pretens of his
grace . . .

[Against Bothwell and his adherents, especially Lady
Bothwell.]

Holyrood House : 20 November 1592.

P.C. Reg. V. 23. N° 744.

1592-3

5 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL ]

[Begins] James . . . Forsamekle as albeit the dan-
gerous effectis of the coverit and bissy travellis of
Jesuitis, seminarie preistis, . . .

[Against traffickers with Spain.]

Holyrood House: 5 January 1592[-3].

Found only in MS.

Aberdeen (l)1.

P.C. Reg. v. 33 ; Calderwood v. 235.

1 19 January 1592, ‘proclaimed at ye merkat erossc of Aberdene be
. . . City Messinger.’ N° 745.

17 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] Declaring the King’s
intention of going northwards to suppress the rebels.
Holyrood House: 17 January 1592[-3].

P.C. Reg. v. 38; Caldervvood v. 219. N0 746.

5 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as Albeit the
tressonabill practizes . . .

[Against the three earls and others.]

Aberdeen : 5 March 1592[-3].

Found only in MS.

Declares the treasonable practices and conspiracies of
George, Earl of Huntly, William, Earl of Angus, Frances,
Earl of Errole, Sir Patrick Gordoun of Auchindoun, Sir
James Cheisholme, Master James Gordoun, Mr. William
Ogilvy, Maister Robert Abircromby, and others, Jesuits,
seminary priests and papists. Those who follow them do
so at their own peril, forfeiting lands, &c.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 50 (36). N° 747.

9 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] The Earl Marischal appointed
H. M. Commissioner for Aberdeen, Banff, and
Kincardine ; his powers.

Aberdeen: 9 March 1592[-3].

P.C. Reg. v. 49. N° <74q<

1593

26 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

For armed attendance on the Justice Court at
Haddington.

Edinburgh : 26 April 1593.

P.C. Reg. v. 71. N° 749.

7 JULY. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Against carrying bagbuts and pistols during the meeting
of Parliament.

Edinburgh : 7 July 1593.

P.C. Reg. V. 90. N° 750.

26 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as Frances,
Erll Bothuill, Lord Haillis and Creichtoun, . . .

[Act of Remission to Earl Bothwell and adherents.]

Holyrood House : 26 July 1593.

P.C. Reg. v. 91.

See also P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 51 (91) dated 14 August, the grant

of remission signed in presence of the Privy Council and Session,

Ministers, Provost, and baillies of Edinburgh, and attested by eighteen

of them. N° 751.

11 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
ESTATES.]

Muster at Peebles.

Stirling: 11 September 1593.

P.C. Reg. v. 94 ; Acts iv. 41. U° 752.

11 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
ESTATES.]

Muster at Stirling.

Stirling: 11 September 1593.

P.C. Reg. v. 95; Acts iv. 41. N° 753,

22 SEPTEMBER.- [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] A Proclamation dis-
charging Earl Bothwell and his dependents from
coming within ten miles of the king’s person on pain
of high treason.

Edinburgh : 22 September 1593.

Not found.

Calderwood v. 261. U° 754,

9 OCTOBER.- [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Muster at Lauder.

Holyrood House: 9 October 1593.

P.C. Reg. v. 97. N° 755.

11 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Bothwell and others to appear before the Council
25 October.

Holyrood House : 11 October 1593.

P.C. Reg. v. 100. NO 750

[27] OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle
as, the Kingis Majestie being informit in the moneth
of Januair last . . .

[Anent the excommunicated Earls and against unlawful
assemblies at their trial.]

Holyrood House : [27] October 1593.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 51 (52).

P.C. Reg. v. 101. N° 757.

31 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND
ESTATES.] [Begins] Forsamekle as Williame,
Erll of Angus, George Erll of Huntlie . . .

[Against troubling the Earls during their trial.]
Linlithgow: 31 October 1593.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 51 (571).

P.C. Reg. v. 104 ; Calderwood v. 279. N° 758.

255

Nos 759-71

1593-4: 27 James VI

6 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forasmuche
as the Kings Maiestie with aduise of his . . .
[Prohibiting convocations during the sitting of the
Commission.]

Holyrood House : 6 November 1593.

Found only in MS.

Restraining all from coming to the Convention, except
only such as shall be sent for.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 51 (59), dated 7th.

P.C. Keg. v. 105 ; Calderwood v. 280. N° 759.

26 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

ESTATES.] [Begins] The Kings Maiestie for the
publique peace and quietnes of the realme . . .

[Act of Abolition.]

Holyrood House: 26 November 1593.

Found only in MS.

Granting pardon to Earls of Huntly, Angus, and Errol,
and others. None of them to profess or exercise any other
form of religion, or hold communion with Jesuits or priests.
P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 51 (68*).

P.C. Keg. v. 108 ; Acts iv. 46 ; Calderwood v. 281.

Order to print. Tf° 760.

20 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle
as it is undirstand to the Kingis Majestie . . .

[Anent the teaching of grammar in schools.]
Holyrood House : 20 December 1593.

Enforcing the exclusive use of two portions of an autho-
rized Latin Grammar in all Scottish schools.

P.C. Reg. v. 110. N° 761.

22 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Appointing a commis-
sion against breakers of peace on the Marches.
Holyrood House: 22 December 1593.

P.C. Reg. V. 112. N° 762.

27 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis . . .
considering that be the unlauchfull . . .

[For coining a fourpenny plack.]

Holyrood House : 27 December 1593.

A fourpenny plack to be coined, 1 denier fine, 160 to the
merk weight, having on one side two sceptres crossed with
a thistle between and Jacobus 6. D. G. Hex Scotorum, on the
other a lozenge with a thistle at each corner and Oppidum
Edinburgh Moneyer may buy silver at 17s. per ounce fine.
This to be proclaimed.

Acta iv. 48 ; P.C. Reg. v. 114. 763.

1593-4

17 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
ESTATES.] [Begins] Forsamekle as it is not
vnknowne howe after the trewe religion was
publicklye precht . . .

[The Earls may be tried for past offences, the Act of
Abolition not having been complied with.]
[Stirling : 17 January 1593-4.]

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 53 (l1).

Acts iv. 52.

17 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
ESTATES.] [Begins] The quhilk day . . . con-
sidering the grite . . .

[For calling in all the present gold and silver coins.]
Holyrood House: 17 January 1593[-4].

All coins to be reduced to one standard : gold, 22 carats
fine, at ,£30 per ounce ; silver, 11 deniers, at 50s. per ounce.
Gold coins to be £5 pieces, on one side the King on horse-
back armed with Jacobus 6. D. G. Bex Scotorum round, and
the year underneath the horse ; on the other a lion in
a shield crowned with Spero Meliora. The silver (except
pence, twopence, and placks) to have the King's face bare-
headed on one side with Jacobus 6. D. G. Bex Scotorum ; on
the other a three-headed crowned thistle with Nemo me
impune laccsset and the date. All other coins are to be
brought in at these prices: French crown of the sun, 57s.,
40s. piece of silver for 42s., and so on, before 1 May, on pain
of confiscation and <£100 fine. This to be proclaimed.

Acts iv. 49 ; P.C. Reg. v. 115 ; Patrick i. 122. 765.

26 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Proclaiming Parlia-
ment 22 April.

Edinburgh: 26 January 1593[-4].

P.C. Reg. v. 126. 766.

14 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Discharging all com-
missions of lieutenancy and justiciary.

Edinburgh: 14 February 1593[-4].

P.C. Reg. V. 130. 767.

26 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Against resetting Lord Spynie and other adherents of
Bothwell.

Stirling : 26 February 1593[-4],

P.C. Reg. v. 132. N° 768.

9 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis maiestie and
lordes of secrette Counselle heiringe sundrie bruite.s
and rumors of sum . . .

[Rumoured rising of Bothwell.]

Linlithgow: 9 March 1593[-4],

Found only in MS.

All who aided the attack on Holyrood (Dec. 1591),
Falkland in 1592, and in July last, are to leave Edinburgh
in 24 hours, and not to come within 10 miles of the King
without licence.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 53 (21). N° 769.

1594

29 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL/]

Muster at Edinburgh.

Edinburgh : 29 March 1594.

P.C. Reg. v. 138 ; Calderwood v. 295. N° 770.

2 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Muster at Stirling.

Edinburgh : 2 April 1594.

N° 771.

N° 764. P.C. Reg. v. 138.

256

1594: 27-28 James VI

Nos 772-89

6 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] The Kingis Majestie with his
Nobilitie and utheris of his Privie Counsell Con-
sidering that albeit meny of the cheiff tressonis . . .

[A Declaration concerning Bothwell.]
Edinburgh : 6 April 1594.

Found only in MS.

Recounts his various attempts on the King, and the

merciful dealing had towards him.

B.M. Lansd. 198 (231). Queen’s 79. A. 2 (16).

Calderwood v. 298. N° 772.

9 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] . . . Forsamekle as it is
thoght meit, concludit . . .

[Musters at Dundee and Aberdeen.]

Edinburgh : 9 April 1594.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 53 (311).

P.C. Reg. v. 140. N° 773.

13 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Against rebels in association with
Bothwell.

Burntisland : 13 April 1594.

P.C. Reg. v. 141. N° 774.

29 APRIL. — [BY THE KING AND ESTATES.]

[Begins] . . . Forsamekle as it is thought expedient
by the King’s majestie and his estates and counsell
presente . . .

[For a raid against the rebel lords.]

Edinburgh: 29 April 1594.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 53 (44).

P.C. Reg. v. 143; Acts iv. 54. N° 775.

12 JUNE- [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Anent the Act of Parliament concerning the King’s
property.

Edinburgh: 12 June 1594.

P.C. Reg. v. 146. N° 1770.

15 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis Majestie, for
the better executioun of his Hienes lawes, . . .

[For the better execution of justice throughout the
countryj

Edinburgh : 15 June 1594.

P.C. Reg. v. 754.

N° 777.

4 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Old gold and silver coins to be no longer circulated.

Holy rood House : 4 July 1594.

P.C. Reg. v. 151 ; Patrick i. 186. N° 773.

22 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . . Forsamekle as
we nowe fyndynge theffects of the traitorous
practyses of our disloyall . . .

[Energetic measures against disloyal subjects.]
Edinburgh: 22 July 1594.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 53 (931), (25th).

P.C. Reg. v. 155.

Per Actum Secreti Consilij. N° 779.

25 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Commission to Earls of Argyle and Atholl with powers
of repression against Jesuits and traitors.

Edinburgh: 25 July 1594.

P.C. Reg. v. 157. N° 780.

25 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] A proclamation against disloyal

subjects, abettors of a Spanish invasion ; with
orders for musters.

Edinburgh: 25 July 1594.

P.C. Reg. v. 157. 781.

17 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Postponing the musters against

traitors, &c.

Stirling : 17 August 1594.

P.C. Reg. v. 163. N° 782.

24 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the ambas-
sadouris of sindrie Princeis . . .

[ Reception of ambassadors attending baptism of Prince
Henry.]

Stirling: 24 August 1594.

P.C. Reg. V. 164. NO 733.

10 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
ESTATES.] [Begins] Forsamekle as . . . are
suirlie informit . . .

[For the expedition to the north against the rebels.]
Holyrood House: 10 September 1594.

Acts iv. 95 ; P.C. Reg. v. 168 ; Calderwood v. 346. N° 784.

30 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle
as the unnaturall and maist odious rebellionis of
Frances . . .

[Against Earl Bothwell, who has joined the Catholic
Lords.]

Holyrood House : 30 September 1594.

P.C. Reg. v. 173. N° 785.

1 OCTOBER.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as it is under-
stand to the Kingis Majestie . . .

[To assist the King’s lieutenants against the northern
rebels.]

Holyrood House : 1 October 1594.

P.C. Reg. V. 176. N° 786.

4 OCTOBER.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] To assist Sir Walter Scott of
Buccleuch.

Holyrood House : 4 October 1594.

P.C. Reg. V. 178. N° 787.

4 OCTOBER.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] To assist Sir Robert Ker of Cess-
ford.

Holyrood House : 4 October 1594.

P.C. Reg. V. 178. N° 788.

16 OCTOBER.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL]

As to measures to be taken at Aberdeen against the
rebels.

Aberdeen: 16 October 1594.

P.C. Reg. v. 180.

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N° 789.
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22 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Act in favour of maillers and labourers of lands belonging
to the forfeited lords.

Aberdeen: 22 October 1594.

P.C. Reg. v. 182. N° 790.

7 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Commission of Lieutenancy in the North to Ludovic,
Duke of Lennox.

Aberdeen : 7 November 1594.

P.C. Reg. v. 187 : renounced 4 Aug. 1596. p. 309. Jf° 791.

1594-5

17 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . .
Forsamekill as we with aduise of ye . . .
[Proclamation for Parliament on 17 March.]
Edinburgh: [17] January 1594[-5].

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 55 (23). N° 792.

19 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Act anent the approaching Convention of Estates.
Holyrood House : 19 January 1594[-5].

No one to attend unless specially summoned.

P.C. Reg. v. 199.

See P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 55 (14), 18th. jfo 793,

31 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

For enforcing the recall of the old money.
Holyrood House : 31 January 1594[-5].

Some old rose nobles were temporarily proclaimed to pass
at £8 Scots at Aberdeen. They are not to pass any longer.
No contracts or payments are to be made except in the new
coinage.

P.C. Reg. v. 201 ; Patrick i. 188. Jfo 794

1 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] A Proclamation for
bringing in complaints against Argyle.

Edinburgh : [1] February 1594[-5].

Not found.

Calderwood v. 361. jjo 795

4 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against shooting with hagbuts and pistolets.
Edinburgh: 4 February 15 94 [-5].

A penalty of loss of right hand, fine, &c., to be inflicted.
P.C. Reg. y. 204. -pro 7f)6

1595

26 MARCH— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL!] [Begins] James . . . Forsamekle as
we are informid of the lait departure.

[Forbidding the bringing back of the Earls, Jesuits, &c.]
Holyrood House: 26 March 1595.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 55 (65).

P.C. Reg. v. 217. NO 793,

5 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Licences for export of victuals annulled.
Edinburgh : 5 June 1595.

P.C. Reg. v. 221. NO 799

18 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . . Forsamekle as
Angus McConeill of Dunnyveg and Glennis . . .
[Against aiding Tyrone and the rebels in Ireland.]
Edinburgh : 18 June 1595.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 56 (42), see (36).

P.C. Reg. v. 223. N° 800.

31 JULY. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . . Forsamekle as
grite panes and travellis being tane be . . .

[Muster at Dumfries.]

Edinburgh: 31 July 1595.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 56 (69).1

P.C. Reg. v. 228.

1 Endorsed : ‘ for 20 October next, but it is not like to hold.’

N° 801.

31 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Anent the leading of teinds for the
current year.

Edinburgh : 31 July 1595.

P.C. Reg. V. 229. N° 802.

27 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . .
Forsamekill as we and the lordis of our secreit
Counsall ar suirlie informit that the foreyne prepa-
ration^ . . .

[For a general wapenschaw, in view of Spanish invasion.]
Edinburgh: 27 November 1595.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 57 (68).

P.C. Reg. v. 235.

Per Actum Secreti Con:. N° 803.

15 MARCH.— [BYTHEKINGANDESTATES.]

[Begins] The quhilk day . . . That his hieness de-
clarit . . .

[Against the King’s traitors and rebels.]
Holyrood House: 15 March 1594[-5].

Against resetting or intercommuning with declared
traitors, and for their apprehension.

Acts iv. 96 ; P.C. Reg. y. 212. -pro 797

1 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . .
Forsamekle as it is understood to us and Lordis . . .
[Against correspondence with foreigners.]
Holyrood House: 1 December 1595.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 57 (74).

P.C. Reg. v. 239.

Per Act: Secreti Consilii. N° 804.

1595-6: 29 James VI

Nos 805-21

1 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.]

Anent persons put to the horn.

Holyrood House : 1 December 1595.

P.C. Keg. V. 240. 805.

2 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . . ar
surely informit yat ye so veyne . . .

For musters in different towns to repel threatened
invasion.

Holyrood House : 2 December 1595.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 57 (75).

P.C. Reg. v. 242. N° 806.

3 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against attending the Earl of Mar and John Livingstone
on their trial for the slaughter of David Forrester.

Edinburgh : 3 December 1595.

P.C. Reg. V. 242.

N° 807.

10 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis
Majestie . . . being wounderfullie movit at the
present dirth . . .

[Enforcing acts anent the present dearth.]
Holyrood House: 10 December 1595.

P.C. Reg. v. 243. N° 808.

11 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.]

Declaration that the law shall be obeyed by all, and
enforcing letters of horning.

Holyrood House: 11 December 1595.

P.C. Reg. V. 246. N° 809.

18 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] Fixing the prices of
Bordeaux wines at 6s. 8 d. per pint.

Holyrood House : 18 December 1595.

P.C. Reg. v. 246. N° 810.

19 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.]

Enforcing acts against wearing dags and pistolets, &c.

Holyrood House : 19 December 1595.

P.C. Reg. V. 247. gn.

22 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Against resetters of
persons at the horn.

Holyrood House: 22 December 1595.

P.C. Reg. v. 247. 812.

1595-6

2 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . .
Forsameikle as the ambitious . . .

[For a general muster on February 2, and for peace on
the Borders.]

Halirud-house : 2 January 159[5-]6.
[Edinburgh] : It. Walde-graue : 159[5-]6.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Her- quhairin 2) hereby At

Refers to intention of King of Spain to conquer England
as in 1588, and the interest of Scotland to prevent it.
Orders a general muster on 2 Februaiy. Peace must be
restored in the country. Let Scots abhor the ‘ beastly
Indianis ’ whose feuds helped the 1 Spanzeartis ’, and re-
semble the ‘ Romanes ’. The inhabitants of the Borders
are to take special care to preserve peace with England.
P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 60 (1). B.M. Cal. D. II. 200 imp.

Calderwood v. 389. jjo g]^

2 JANUARY. 1595[-6].

Her-

At

Another edition of No. 813, q.v.
Antiq. (17).

2 JANUARY.

Her- to At

Another edition of No. 814, q.v.
Adv. Wodrow MS. 43. 46.

N° 814.

N° 814 a.

9 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Oure Soverane
Lord ordanis ane commissioun to be maid . . .

[A new Commission of the Exchequer.]
Holyrood House : 9 January 1595 [-6].

P.C. Reg. v. 254.

N° 815.

5 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle
as the Kingis Majestie being of lait credibillie
informed . . .

[For another general wapenschaw on 5 May.]
Edinburgh: 5 February 1595[-6].

P.C. Reg. v. 266. Ifo 816.

21 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

To be in readiness against a Spanish invasion, now
appearing imminent.

Holyrood House: 21 February 1595[-6].

P.C. Reg. V. 274. N° 817.

23 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Fixing a minimum size for dags and pistolets.
Edinburgh: 23 February 1595[-6].

P.C. Reg. v. 274. N° 818.

11 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Discharge of commissions against forestalled, &c., in
Ayrshire.

Holyrood House: 11 March 1595[-6].

P.C. Reg. v. 281. N° 819.

11 MARCH.- [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Anent the wapenschaw of 5 May.

Holyrood House: 11 March 1595[-6].

P.C. Reg. v. 282.

N° 820.

1596

22 MAY.— [BY THE KING AND ESTATES.]

[Begins] The Kingis Maiestie . . . considering the
proud . . .

For an expedition to the Isles and Highlands.
Holyrood House : 22 May 1596.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 58 (88).

Acts iv. 97 ; P.C. Reg. v. 289. N° 821.

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24 MAY— [BY THE KING AND ESTATES.]

Act anent the Custumes.

Holyrood House : 24 May 1596.

Order to proclaim.

Acts iv. 98. N° 821 a.

31 MAY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Discharge of customs on victuals.

Edinburgh: 31 May 1596.

P.C. Reg. v. 292. N° 822.

15 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Act in favour of MacLean of Dowart.

Holyrood House : 15 June 1596.

17 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as it is undir-
stand to the Kingis Majestie . . .

Against writers of libels, &c. ; reference to a ‘ cokalane ’
recently published.

Edinburgh : 17 August 1596.

P.C. Reg. v. 313. N° 831.

6 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against Mr. Robert Danielstoun, Conservator of privileges
in Flanders, for allowing the Earl of Errol to escape.

Glasgow : 6 September 1596.

P.C. Reg. V. 315, see 361. N° 832.

P.C. Reg. v. 295. N° 823.

30 JUNE. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Commission of Lieutenancy in the Isles and Highlands
to the Commendator of Pittenweem.

Edinburgh : 30 June 1596.

P.C. Reg. v. 296. 824.

22 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Against resetting certain Bruces and Livingstones and

others fugitive for the slaughter of David Forrester.

Edinburgh : 22 July 1596.

P.C. Reg. v. 303. Ifo 325,

28 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

The Laird of Johnstone made Warden of West March.

Falkland : 28 July 1596.

P.C. Reg. v. 304. 820#

2 AUGUST— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as, albeit the
interprise of reduceing of the Ilismen to the obedicns
of God . . .

[Modifying arrangements for the expedition against the

Isles.]

Edinburgh: 2 August 1596.

P.C. Reg. v. 306. j^o 827

3 AUGUST— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . . Forsamekle as
it is understand to us and the lords . . .

[For keeping the peace on the Borders.]
Edinburgh : 3 August 1596.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 59 (211).

P.C. Reg. V. 308.

Per Actum Sec: Consilii. -jj-o qqq

3 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Discharging the barrelling and salting of herring before
15 September.

Edinburgh: 3 August 1596.

P.C. Reg. v. 308.

N° 829.

4 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Anent His Majesty’s intended clemency towards rebels in
the Highlands.

Dunfermline: 4 August 1596.

P.C. Reg. v. 309.

N° 830.

29 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forasmuch as
it is understand to the Kings . . .

Against foreign intelligences.

Dunfermline : 29 September 1596.

Found only in MS. James Andro.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 59 (57).

P.C. Reg. v. 317. N° 833.

8 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] Enforcing laws against wearing
dags, bagbuts, and pistolets.

Holyrood House : 8 October 1596.

P.C. Reg. V. 322. 834.

20 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James ... as
it is humbly meaued and shewne . . .

[Restoring Denniston to Conservatorship in Low
Countries.]

Holyrood House: 20 November 1596.

Found only in MS.

Denniston ordered to return to Low Countries was
delayed owing to his sickness, and was appointed to appear
on 31 January. Subjects repairing to the Low Countries
meanwhile suffer great loss, he is therefore restored to his
office of Conservator of our nation in the Low Countries of
Flanders.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 59 (68), (75'). N° 835.

22 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] The Articles Set Downe
Be His Maiestie To Be First Effectually performit
be the Erie of Huntlie, afore he ressaue ony licence
to returns or remane in Scotland, or any vther
benefite of his Majesties Lawes, conforme to the
ordour tane at the Conventioun of Falkland vpon
the 12. day of August last, and thairefter ratifeit be
ane vther Convention of the Estaits. At Dunferrn-
ling the penult day of September last bypast.

Halirud-hous : 22 November 1596.

Sine nota.

1 f. Gothic letter (46|).

Type headpiece stand respect before

In order to terminate the present state of affairs, six con-
ditions were offered him. 1. He is to find sixteen sureties
in £40,000 [Scots] that he will return to the kirk or leave
the kingdom before 1 April next. 2. That he will not keep
company with priests, Jesuits, &c., especially not with his
Father’s brother James Gordoun. 3. Not to disquiet the
country. 4. That he has not done so since his last departing
from the country. 5. That he will reside in an appointed

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place. 6. That his eldest son is to be sent to the King as
pledge. 7. That he shall appear before the Secret Council
when summoned.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 59 (69). Adv. Proc. III. 50.

P.C. Reg. v. 328. N° 836.

22 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . .
Foreameikill as we ar . . .

[Concerning the return of Huntly and Erroll.]
Halirud -house : 22 November 1596.

Sine nota. I. Andro.

1 f. Gothic letter (46f).

Type headpiece constitute feet 1596.

George, sometime Erie of Huntlie, and Francis, sumtime
Erl of Arroll, have returned to Scotland without licence. The
ministry are not to think the King careless of the interests
of religion. The privileges granted to preachers show the
contrary. The Earls will never be pardoned till they are
reconciled to the Kirk. No one to aid the Earls in any way
on pain of treason. All persons between 16 and 60 to hold
them in readiness with 40 days’ provisions, to march on
6 days’ warning.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 59 (70); MS. copy (751).

P.C. Reg. v. 329.

Per actum secreti Consilii. N° 837.

24 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . .
That ther is certayne persons of the ministry . . .
[Charging ministers to depart and go to their flocks.]
Edinburgh : 24 November 1596.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 59 (73).

P.C. Reg. v. 332 ; Calderwood v. 466.

Ex deliberatione dominorum Consilii. 838.

24 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . .
sondry ministers, presbyteres . . .

[Prohibiting the convention of ministers and others at
their desire.]

Edinburgh: 24 November 1596.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 59 (72) \ (75*), (83).

P.C. Reg. v. 333 ; Calderwood v. 465. Proclaimed 27 November.
Per Actum Secreti Consilii.

1 Endorsed: ‘ not yet imprinted.’ N0 839.

24 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James ... as
we hauing euer accompted . . .

[Mr. David Black summoned to appear.]
Holyrood House : 24 November 1596.

Found only in MS.

Mr. David Black, minister of St. Andrews, has for 3
years past in St. Andrews uttered untrue speeches against
the King and Queen, the Queen of England, and the lawful
power of princes. In October last he said that the Papist
Earls had returned with the King’s knowledge. ‘The
trechery of the King’s harte was detected’; ‘All Kings
were the devil’s children’; ‘We must pray for the Queen’;
‘The Queen of England was an atheist’; &c., &c. He is to
appear before the Council the last day of November.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 59 (74). Reg. Misc. Papers.

P.C. Reg. xiv. 133; see Calderwood v. 465. 840.

9 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as
it is vndirstand to the Kingis Majestie . . . sindrie
evill disposit persons . . .

[Anent a former Proclamation discharging unlawful
Convocations.]

Holyrood House: 9 December 1596.

Found only in MS.

Proclamation No. 839, q.v., is not intended to prohibit
Kirk Sessions, but only unlawful convocations.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 59 (83), 63 (74).

P.C. Reg. v. 343 ; see Calderwood v. 494.

Per actum secreti consilii. jjo 841.

13 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as
the Kingis Majestie considering and thinking . . .
[Anent the proceedings against Mr. David Black.]
Edinburgh: 13 December 1596.

P.C. Reg. v. 344. N° 842.

13 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . .
Forsamekle as we with consent . . .

[Against tellers and makers of lesings.]
Edinburgh : 13 December 1596.

P.C. Reg. v. 348 ; Calderwood v. 531 ; Acts iv. 101. U° 843.

18 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins Forsamekle as
the Kingis Majestie considdering the lait tressounable

[Removing the law courts from Edinburgh.]
Holyrood House: 18 December 1596.

P.C. Reg. v. 350 ; Calderwood v. 514. N° 844.

20 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James ... as
be ye auld lawes and pratick of . . .

For the arrest of leaders of late rebellion at Edinburgh.
Linlithgow: 20 December 1596.

Found only in MS.

Mr. Robert Bruce and others named, with men to number
of about 1,200, made an attack upon our person in Edin-
burgh. They live in the jurisdiction of the provost, bailiffs,
councillors, and deacons of crafts of the town of Edinburgh.
‘Alexander Hume of Northberick, provost, George Todd-
rigg, Alexander Hunter, Roger Maknaught,. and Patrick
Cochran, bailiffs, John Wat, deacons of ye deacons,’ to
arrest them.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 59 (91«). N° 845.

21 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as
in our souerane lordis . . .

[Anent acknowledging the King’s authority over all
estates.]

Linlithgow: 21 December 1596.

Acts iv. 103 ; P.C. Reg. v. 352.

Ordered to be printed. N° 846.

22 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Our Souerane
. . . haueing aduisedlie Considderit the cruell . . .
[Declaration anent the late tumult in Edinburgh.]
Linlithgow : 22 December 1596.

Acts iv. 103 ; P.C. Reg. v. 352. N° 847.

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22 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . .
being sittand in the inner hous of the . . .

[Bruce and others denounced as rebels.]
Linlithgow : 22 December 1596.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 59 (911), dated 20th.

P.C. Reg. v. 352. N° 848.

31 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

[The King’s return to Edinburgh.]

Leith: 31 December 1596.

P.C. Reg. v. 355.

N° 849.

1596-7

8 JANUARY- [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.]

Courts of Justice removed to Perth.

Holyrood House : 8 January 1596[-7].

Acts iv. 109 ; P.C. Reg. v. 358 ; see Calderwood v. 538. N° 850.

10 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against resetting certain ministers and others.

o o

Holyrood House : 10 January 1596[-7].

P.C. Reg. v. 358; Calderwood v. 551 ; see 538. U° 851.

9 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Ivingis
. . . heiring sindrie bruittis and misreportis to be
maid . . .

[Narrative of the treasonable tumult in Edinburgh.]
Holyrood House: 9 February 1596[-7].

P.C. Reg. y. 362. 852.

24 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

For a raid to the Borders.

Holyrood House: [24] February 1596[-7].

P.C. Reg. V. 366. N<> 853.

5 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND ESTATES.]

Good success of the Convention at Perth.

Perth: 5 March 1596[-7].

Acts iv. 116 ; P.C. Reg. v. 371. Jfo g54.

17 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Anent those in Clydesdale, &c., liable to service in
Border raids.]

Holyrood House : 17 March 1596[-7].

P.C. Reg. v. 373. No 855.

21 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

College of Justice to resume its sittings in Edinburgh.

Holyrood House : 21 March l596[-7].

P.C. Reg. v. 376. g5e

1597

13 MAY— [BY THE KING AND ESTATES.]

[Begins] The kings maiestie his nobilitie counsale . . .
[Against the import of woollen cloth from England.]
Dundee : 13 May 1597.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 60 (73).

Acts iv. 119; P.C. Reg. v. 386. ggy

13 MAY— [BY THE KING AND ESTATES.]

Against export of coal.

Dundee : 13 May 1597.

Acts iv. 121 ; P.C. Reg. v. 386. jjo ggg

13 MAY.— [BY THE KING AND ESTATES.]

[Begins] The Kingis . . . considering the present
scarcitie . . .

Dundee : 13 May 1597.

Laws against raising the price of gold and silver to be
proclaimed. After 17 May an ounce of coined silver shall
stand at 50s., the old 30s. piece at the same, the new 30s. at
38s. 6 d., and other pieces pro rata. The ounce of coined
gold, 22 carats fine, to stand at £30. No foreign coin to be
current.

Acts iv. 121 ; Patrick i. 127. If0 859.

13 MAY.— [BY THE KING AND ESTATES.]

[Begins] The Kingis . . . grite scarcitie of small
penneyis . . .

[For the coinage of copper pence and twopenny pieces.]
Dundee : 13 May 1597.

Copper pence to weigh 1 denier 12 grains. 128 to the
merk. On one side the King’s face bareheaded with Jacobus 6
D. G. Rex Scotorum, on the other three thistles distinct with
Oppidum Edinburgh To be current only for twelvepence
in each pound. These to be proclaimed.

Acts iv. 122 ; Patrick i. 129. Jfo 860.

25 MAY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Act for payment of the Customs.

Edinburgh : 25 May 1597.

P.C. Reg. v. 38S. N° 861.

27 MAY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

For the payment of the Customs.

Holyrood House: 27 May 1597.

P.C. Reg. v. 392.

N° 862.

14 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Against robbing lead-miners on their way to Edinburgh.

Edinburgh: 14 June 1597.

P.C. Reg. v. 395.

N° 863.

14 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] For the arrest of Mr. James Gordon,
a Jesuit : offering a reward of 1,000 gold crowns.
Falkland: 14 June 1597.

P.C. Reg. V. 395. N° 864.

15 JULY. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.]

Commanding all inhabitants of Burghs to assist Magis-
trates in stopping quarrels in the streets.
Edinburgh : 15 July 1597.

P.C. Reg. V. 403. N° 865.

16 JULY— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] Discharging the salting and barrel-

ling of herrings before 1 October.

• * O

P.C. Reg. v. 403.

Edinburgh : 16 July 1597.

N° 866.

26 JULY- [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as albeit it be
the deliberate will and . . .

Against raids on the Borders with orders for release of
Englishmen taken prisoners on 19 July.
Edinburgh: 26 July 1597.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 61 (2 11), 2 August.

P.C. Reg. v. 404. N° 867.

262

1597-8: 31 James VI

Nos 868-82

12 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis
Majestie hes gevin and grantit commissionis to
sindrie noblemen . . .

[Discharge of Commissions of Justiciary against witches.]
Falkland : 12 August 1597.

P.C. Reg. y. 409. N° 868.

18 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Commission to the burgh of Edinburgh for the staying
of the Plague.

Edinburgh : 18 August 1597.

P.C. Reg. v. 411. N° 869.

26 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James ... as
Sir Walter Scot of Brancxhome Knight . . .

[For a muster 11 October. Liddesdale disorders.]
Linlithgow: 26 September 1597.

Found only in MS.

Sir Walter Scot, Knight, Keeper of Liddesdale, having
promised to enter on 24 September instant such pledges as
were craved by the opposite side for performance of good
order, his pledges, being the headmen of the clans, have
broken their bonds to appear. A muster is ordered at
Peebles 1 1 Oct. and at Linlithgow 1 0 Oct. to proceed
against the offenders.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 61 (36). N° 870.

11 OCTOBER.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

For eight successive monthly musters against Border
rebels.

Linlithgow: 11 October 1597.

P.C. Reg. v. 417 ; see S.P. Scot. Eliz. 61 (45). N° 871.

1 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
ESTATES.]

[Linlithgow] : 1 November 1597.

Ordering No. 859, q.v. to be proclaimed.

Acts iv. 134 ; Patrick i. 130. JJ° 871 a.

1 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
ESTATES.]

[Linlithgow] : 1 November 1597.

Ordering No. 860, q.v. to be proclaimed.

Acts iv. 156 ; Patrick i. 132. 871 b.

4 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Renewing proclamation
for an immediate muster at Dumfries.

Dumfries : 4 November 1597.

P.C. Reg. v. 421. N° 872.

4 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

For keeping the peace and against carrying pistolets
during the present raid in the West Border.
Dumfries: 4 November 1597.

P.C. Reg. v. 421. jq-o 873.

28 NOVEMBER. — [BY
SECRET COUNCIL.

Pledges against resetting out.

THE KING AND

aws in the West March.

Dumfries :
P.C. Reg. v. 424.

28 November 1597.

N° 875.

29 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle
as, the Kingis Majestie haveing tane grite panes and
travellis . . .

[For holding a Court of Redress at Dumfries 2 February.]
Dumfries : 29 November 1597.

P.C. Reg. V. 426. N° 876.

1597-8

23 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against making or mending dags and pistolets under
pain of death.

Holyrood House: 23 January 1597[-8].

P.C. Reg. V. 437. N° 877.

12 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Discharge of Commissions of Justiciary in the Merse,
Teviotdale, &c.

Holyrood House: 12 February 1597[-8].

P.C. Reg. V. 443. N° 878.

27 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James ... as
it is maist requisite that in time of peac . . .

[Act for general arming and wapenschawing, with
specification of the arms with which persons of
various ranks shall be furnished.]

Holyrood House: 27 February 1597 [-8].

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 62 (7), 26 Feb.

P.C. Reg. v. 446. N° 879.

2 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill ... of the
clannis and vtheris . . .

[Against assisting the rebels in Ireland.]
Holyrood House : 2 March 1597[-8].

Found only in MS.

A great number of clans and broken men have gone to
Ireland to help the rebels of that land, others have furnished
them with victuals, &c. No one is to go to Ireland or to
assist those who go upon pain of treason.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 62 (81). N° 880.

14 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Requiring attendance on the King at a Justice Court at
Haddington.

Edinburgh : 14 March 1597[-8].

P.C. Reg. v. 449. N° 881.

12 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis
Majestie moved with the grevous complaintis and
exclamationis . . .

[For resolute dealing with Border thieves.]
Dumfries : 12 November 1597.

P.C. Reg. v. 422. N° 874.

1598

1 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Muster to attend the King’s lieutenant at Dumfries.

Holyrood House : 1 April 1598.

P.C. Reg. y. 451. N° 882.

263

Nos 883-93

1598: 31-32 James VI

14 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Anent the escheats of persons denounced for not paying

the tax.

Holyrood House : 14 April 1598.

P.C. Reg. V. 451. N° 883.

14 APRIL. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.]

Proroguing the Justice Court at Haddington.
Holyrood House : 14 April 1598.

P.C. Reg. v. 452. N° 884.

30 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND ESTATES.]

[Begins] The Kingis . . . considering the proude
rebellion . . .

[An expedition to Dumbarton for service in the Isles.]
Holyrood House : 30 June 1598.

Acts iv. 172 (29 June) ; P.C. Reg. v. 466. N° 885.

5 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Summons to meet at Dumbarton at the appointed time.
Edinburgh : 5 August 1598.

P.C. Reg. V. 475. 888.

8 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] Ane Proclamation dischargeing the
support of the Rebellis of Ireland.

Faulkland : 8 August 1598.

Edinburgh : R. Waldegrave : 1598.

1 f. Roman letter. I. Andro.

Arms 218 For- ned the
Many in spite of previous proclamations, No. 880, q.v.
have left the Isles and Highlands, and joined the Earl of
Tyrone, Odoniell, lames Macksoirili, and others. Moreover
others in the West of Scotland and the inhabitants of
Glasgow sell them victuall, pouder, bullet, armour, and
other munitions of war. This must be stopped at once.
No one is to aid these rebels on pain of confiscation, one
half to informer. All officers or lords allowing people to
pass into Ireland will be held answerable for their deeds.
Irish rebels coming to Scotland to be apprehended.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 62 (61). N° 887.

9 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.]

Discharge of licences for exporting nolt or sheep.
Falkland : 9 August 1598.

P.C. Reg. v. 476. N° 888.

15 AU GUST. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis
Majestie, moved with the rebellioun . . .
[Commission to Lord Seton to hold meetings of
Council, &c.]

Dalkeith : 15 August 1598.

P.C. Reg. v. 477. ggg

30 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND
ESTATES.] [Begins] Forsamekle as in ye par-
liament halden at . . .

[Annent Seminaries, Jesuites, traffickinge papists.]
Holyrood House: 30 October 1598.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 63 (41).

Acts iv. 174 ; P.C. Reg. v. 489. Ifo g90.

30 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND
ESTATES.] [Begins] The Kingis . . . throw the
multitude of diuerse sortis . . .

Annent Forayne gold.

Holyrood House : 30 October 1598.

Found only in MS.

An ounce of foreign silver, 11 deniers fine, to be current
at 48s.; of foreign gold, 22 carats fine, £28. 16s. Particular
coins: English teston, 4 dwt. 18 gr., 9s. 6 d. ; 15 sous piece,
7 dwt. 12 gr., 15s. ; Spanish ryell, 21 dwt. 6 gr., 43s. 4 d. ;
cross dollar, 22 dwt. 10 gr., 42s.; Spanish pistolet, 2 dwt.
14 gr., £3. 2s. ; crown of the sun, 2 dwt. 14 gr., £3. 3s. 4 d. ;
Harrie ducat of France, 5 dwt. 12 gr. , £6. 18s. ; ‘aun holl ’
angel, 4 dwt., £5 ; double ducat, 5 dwt. 10 gr., £7 ; Ghent
noble, 6 dwt., £7. 13s. 4 d. ; Portugal ducat, 1 oz. 4 dwt.,
£35 ; angel noble, 4 dwt., £5. 3s. 4 d. ; Harrie noble, 5 dwt.
10 gr., £7 ; old rose noble, 6 dwt., £7. 15s. Of Scots gold :
thistle noble, £7. 16s.; hat piece, £4. 9s.; lion piece, £5.
All other Scots gold to be current at £30 the ounce 22 carats
fine.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 63 (39).

Acts iv. 175; Patrick i. 133. 891.

22 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Providing the King’s household with wines before others
are served.

Holyrood House : 22 November 1598.

P.C. Reg. v. 495. N0 892.

18 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL
OF SCOTLAND.] Ane Acte of Counsell anent
the cunzie, concluded at Edinburgh the 18. day of
December, the zeir of God, ane thousand, fiue
hundred, foure-scoir auchteene zeires.

Edinburgh: 18 December 1598.

[Edinburgh] : R. Walde-graue : 1598.

1 f. Roman letter. A. Hay.

Arms 219 mis- interchange any

Cites Act of Estates 1 4 Dec. concerning coin. One ounce
of silver, 11 denneirs fine, of Scots coinage to pass for
53s. 4 d. ; of gold, 22 carret fine, of Scots coinage for £32
[Scots]. The value of the following foreign coins is fixed.
Spanish ryall, wt. 21 denneirs 8 gr., 45s. ; croce dollar,
22 dwt. 12 gr., 44s. 8 d. ; fifteene sous peece, wt. 7 dwt.
12 gr., 15s. 6 d. ; French teston, 15s.; English teston, wt.
£ oz., 10s. ; auld threttie shilling peece, wt. 1 oz., 53s. 4 d. ;
the twa part thereof, 35s. 6 d. ; the thrid parte, wt. 8 dwt.,
17s. 9 d. ; new threttie shilling peece, wt. f oz., 40s. ; new
twentie shilling peece, wt. ^ oz., 26s. 8 d. ; auld ten shilling
peece, wt. i oz., 13s. id. ; new ten shilling peece and
Scottish teston, wt. ^ oz., 10s. 8 d. ; halfe mark peece, 7s. ;
Spanish pistolet, wt. 2 dwt. 14 gr., £3. 4s. 8 d. ; crown of
the sunne, wt. 2 dwt. 14 gr., £3. 6s. 8 d. ; Hary doucat,
wt. 5 dwt. 15 gr., £7. 5s. ; gun-holl angell, wt. 3 dwt.
22 gr., £5. 2s. ; angell noble, wt. 3 dwt. 22 gr., £5. 5s. ;
double doucat, wt. 5 dwt. 10 gr., £7. 2s. 8 d. ; Ghentish
noble, wt. 5 dwt. 22 gr., £7. 17s. id. ; Harie noble, wt.

5 dwt. 10 gr., £7. 3s. id. ; auld rose noble, wt. 6 dwt.,
£8 ; Portugal! ducat, wt. 1 oz. 4 dwt., £37. 3s. 8 d. ; Thir-
sill noble, wt. 6 dwt., £8. 5s. ; hat peece, £4. 14s. 8 d. ;
Lyon noble, wt. 4 dwt., £5. 4s. id. ; new five pound peece,
wt. 4 dwt., £5. 6s. 8 d. All former rates abolished. This
foreign money is to be brought in to the Cunzie-house before
1 February next, after which date it is not to be used as
current money on pain of forfeiture. No gold or silver to
be carried out of the kingdom.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 63 (79).

See Acts iv. 178 (14 December) ; Patrick i. 192. 893.

261

1598-9: 32-33 James VI

Nos 894-910

19 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The quhilk
day, oure Soverane Lord, in presence of the Lordis

[Perpetual banishment of Mr. James Gordon, &c.]
Holyrood House : 19 December 1598.

P.C. Reg. V. 503. N° 894.

26 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Fixing the prices of provisions, and forbidding the sale
of wild fowl.

Edinburgh : 26 December 1598.

P.C. Reg. V. 507. N° 895.

1598-9

2 JANUARY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Renewing orders as to prices of provisions, and against
secret selling out of market.

Holyrood House : 2 January 1598[-9].

P.C. Reg. V. 511. N° 890.

7 JANUARY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Against resetting Mr. Walter Lindsay, a trafficking
papist.

Holyrood House : 7 January 1598[-9].

P.C. Reg. v. 514. N° 897.

18 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.] Concerning the sale of
poultry, &c., over the assize price.

Holyrood House : 18 January 1598[-9].

P.C. Reg. v. 517. N° 898.

13 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Against Jesuits and trafficking foreign priests.
Holyrood House : 13 March 1598[-9].

P.C. Reg. v. 540. N° 899.

20 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL/]

Act anent the passing of letters through the Seals.
Holyrood House : 20 March 1598[-9].

P.C. Reg. v. 542. N° 900.

22 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Shortening the Lent fast on account of the approaching
baptism of the Princess.

Holyrood House : 22 March 1598[-9].

P.C. Reg. y. 542. N° 901.

22 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Enforcing the Act of Parliament concerning the pro-
duction of feus by feuars.’

Holyrood House : 22 March 1598[-9].

P.C. Reg. v. 544. N° 902.

1599

19 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.]

Proroguing the holding of the general Waponschaw.

Holyrood House : 19 April 1599.

P.C. Reg. v. 551. 903.

265

22 MAY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Anent the manner of Waponschawing.
Holyrood House : 22 May 1599.

P.C. Reg. v. 557. N° 994.

9 JULY.- [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Commission of Lieutenancy over the Highlands and Isles
to the Duke of Lennox and the Marquis of Huntly.
Falkland : 9 July 1599.

P.C. Reg. vi. 8. no 905.

16 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as it is under-
stand to the Kingis Majestie and Lordis . . .
[Against making incursions into England.]
Edinburgh: 16 July 1599.

P.C. Reg. vi. 13. N° 906.

26 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Against the packing of herrings before 1 October.
Edinburgh : 26 July 1599.

P.C. Reg. vi. 16. N° 907.

31 JULY.- [BY THE KING AND ESTATES.]

Ane Acte anent the Registring of Saisings, Rever-
siones, and some vther writtes, for the better tryall
of the falsettis daylie invented and occurring within
this Realme.

Falkland : 31 July 1599.

Edinburgh : R. Waldegraue : 1599.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 219 great fourty Parlia-
Considering the evils caused by the forgery or concealment
of such deeds as sasines, reversions, &c. , it is ordered that
all such deeds shall be null and void unless entered in the
Books of Council and Session excepting sasines of Burgh
lands held in free burgage. Registers to be kept in Kirk-
wall, Innerness, Elgin, Abirdene, Dundie, Perth, Striviling,
Cowper, Edinburgh, Linlithcow, Lauder, Hammiltoun,
Glascow, Dumbartane, Aire, Wigtoun, and Dumfreis, or
any other convenient place appointed. The Registers to
be called the Registers of the Secretary. The fee to be
13s. id. per leaf of the Register written on both sides.
A list of entries to be published twice a year at Whitsunday
and Martimes. Registers to be sent to the Secretary. These
to be published before 20 September, and to come into force
11 November.

Aberdeen (2).

Acts iv. 184; P.C. Reg. vi. 17. N° 908.

31 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND ESTATES.]

[Begins] The Kingis . . . that in all weill governit
commounwelthis . . .

[Anent printing and venting of books not revised by the
Secretar.]

Falkland : 31 July 1599.

No one to write or print any book, libel, invective, or
history without the King’s licence, and no new book con-
cerning the history of the realm to be published or imported
without being attested by the King’s secretary.

P.C. Reg. vi. 18; Statutes iv. 187 ; see No. 926. N° 909.

13 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Against usury : with offers of remission to usurers.
Falkland : 13 August 1599.

P.C. Reg. vi. 20. N° 910.

YOL. II

M 111

Nos 911-26

1599 : 33 James VI

22 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL. [Begins] James . . . Forsamekell as
it is . . .

[For arresting all ships of Hull.]

Stirling : 22 August 1599.

Found only in MS.

Mr. Brown, having bought muskets and their furnishing
in Flanders for the King’s officers and guards, the ships
containing them were on their way homeward, and, being
in the harbour of Hull, were detained. The magistrates
refuse to let them go. No ship from Hull is to be allowed
to leave the ports of our realm.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 65 (17). N° 911.

26 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . . Oure will is and
we charge . . .

[Annulling order of 22 August.]

Glasgow : 26 August 1599.

Found only in MS.

Arrestments made upon ships and goods of inhabitants of
Hull to be void.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 65 (261). N° 912.

8 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis
Majestie and . . . the lait contempt and indignitie
done to his Hienes . . .

[Commanding the four Kirk Sessions of Edinburgh to
rescind their Act condemning the performance of
stage plays by the comedians now in Edinburgh,
to whom His Majesty has granted licence lor such
performances.]

Holy rood House : 8 November 1599.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 65 (64’).

P.C. Reg. vi. 39. jjo g19i

10 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle
as, the Kingis Majestie haveing grantit ane warrand
and libertie . . .

[In favour of the English comedians, now playing in
Edinburgh.]

Holyrood House : 10 November 1599.

P.C. Reg. vi. 41. N° 920.

8 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

For a raid on the West March under the Earl of Angus.
Holyrood House : 8 September 1599.

P.C. Reg. vi. 27. N° 913.

8 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Anent the cunyie, native and foreign.

Holyrood House: 8 September 1599.

Cites Act of Estates, see No. 893, ordering the ounce of
silver of home coinage, 11 deniers fine, to be worth 53s. id. ;
of foreign coinage, 50s. ; the ounce of gold, 22 carat fine, home
coinage, £32 ; foreign, £30 ; up to 1 February. No foreign
gold or silver to be current. Exchange of foreign coin for-
bidden under pain of confiscation.

P.C. Reg. vi. 27 ; Patrick i. 195. Jf° 014.

8 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as
the Generali Assemblie of the Kirk . . .

[Proroguing the meeting of the General Assembly.]
Holyrood House : 8 September 1599.

P.C. Reg. vi. 28. N° 915.

15 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Rescinding an act of the Convention of Burghs against
importing English cloth.

Linlithgow : 15 September 1599.

Licence to import English cloth for six months.

P.C. Reg. vi. 32. jfo 916_

18 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Sir John Carmichael appointed Warden of the West
March.

Holyrood House : 18 September 1599.

P.C. Reg. vi. 33. jjo 9j^

22 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against exporting forbidden goods without licence.

Holyrood House: 22 September 1599.

P.C. Reg. vi. 33. jjo 9^g

16 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against buying goods from a Dunkirk ship at Leith.

Holyrood House : 16 November 1599.

P.C. Reg. vi. 43. ff0 921.

22 NOVEMBER, — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against Robert, Lord Crichton of Sanquhar for breaking
an assurance of indemnity.

Holyrood House : 22 November 1599.

P.C. Reg. vi. 49. N° 922.

22 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

For revealing the place where Lord Sanquhar is resetted
in Edinburgh.

Holyrood House: 22 November 1599.

P.C. Reg. vi. 50. N° 923.

29 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis
Majestie . . . remembering how that thair hes bene
divers treasonable . . .

[Against resetting dangerous characters in Edinburgh.]

Holyrood House: 29 November 1599.

P.C. Reg. vi. 53. N° 924.

7 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Anent the prices of the new French wines, not more than
5s. per pint.

Edinburgh : 7 December 1599.

P.C. Reg. vi. 62. N° 925.

14 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
ESTATES.] An Act anent printing and venting
of books not revised by the Secretar.

Holyrood House: 14 December 1599.

Found only in MS.

A reissue of No. 909, q.v.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 65 (79). N° 926.

1599-1600: 33 James VI

Nos 927-44

15 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Sir John Carmichael appointed Warden of the West
March.

Holy rood House : 15 December 1599.

P.C. Reg. vi. 63. N° 927.

17 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis
Majestie . . . undirstanding that in all utheris weill
governit . . .

[1 January in future to be the first day of the year in
Scotland.]

Holyrood House: 17 December 1599.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 65 (82).

P.C. Reg. vi. 63. N° 928.

1600

29 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

For the strict observance of Lent this year.

Holyrood House : 29 January 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 71. N° 929.

31 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekleas
the wicked and unhappie race of the clan Gregour . . .

[Against resetting the Clan Gregor.]

Holyrood House : 31 January 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 72. N° 930.

5 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Discharge of an Act of the Commissioners of Burghs
against the export of wool.

Holyrood House: 5 February 1600.

r.C. Reg. vi. 77. N° 931.

12 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against ‘tuilyeis’ within a mile of the King’s residence.

Holyrood House: 12 February 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 77. N° 932.

28 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against hunting within four miles of Perth, Dundee,
and Montrose.

Edinburgh : 28 February 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 86. No 933.

1 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as, be divers
Actis and proclamationis maid and publist heirtofoir,

[AgaJnst Jesuits, seminary priests, and papists.]

Perth : 1 April 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 97. N° 934.

1 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as, albeit be
sindrie gude lawis and constitutionis maid . . .

[Enforcing the laws against duelling.]

Perth : 1 April 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 97. N° 935.

267

1 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis Majestie and
. . . that thair hes bene divers gude and lovable
Acts . . .

[Enforcing acts against strong and idle beggars.]
Perth: 1 April 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 98. N° 936.

2 APRIL— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL]

For an expedition to reduce the rebels in the Isles
and the Highlands.

Perth : 2 April 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 99. n° 937.

6 JUNE— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

For a raid to the Isles and Highlands.
Edinburgh : 6 June 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 112. N° 938.

17 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.]

Lord Herries appointed Warden of West March, in suc-
cession to Carmichael murdered by the Armstrongs
16 June.

Holyrood House: 17 June 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 117. N° 939.

30 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND ESTATES.]

Ane Act made be his hienes with the aduise of the
Estaites, conueinit at Edinburgh the last day of Iunii,
the zeir of God, ane thousand sex hundreth zeiris.
Edinburgh: 30 June 1600.

Edinburgh : R. Walde-graue : 1600.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 218 the and guidis
Forbidding purchase of goods from any foreign ship not
duly entered at a free port. No prizes taken from foreigners,
especially English subjects, to be bought on pain of con-
fiscation of all goods. Refers to Dunkirk pirates bringing
in prizes.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 66 (38). N° 940.

3 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.]

Against recruiting in the Highlands to aid L-ish rebels.
Edinburgh: 3 July 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 127. N° 941.

14 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.]

Postponing the raid in the Highlands.

Holyrood House : 14 July 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 130. N° 942.

15 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.]

Against the slaughter of herons in Fife, Kinross, for
three years.

Holyrood House: 15 July 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 131. N° 943.

18 JULY.- [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.]

Against barrelling herring before 1 October.
Edinburgh: 18 July 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 132. N° 944.

M 111 2

Nos 945-63

1600-1: 33-34 James VI

22 JULY — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Enforcing the Act for registration of sasines.
Edinburgh : 22 July 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 132. 945.

28 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL]

Enforcing an Act of Parliament for the pursuit of Border
thieves.

Linlithgow: 28 July 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 137. N° 940.

6 AUGUST. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it is laitlie cum to the knaw-
lege of the Lordis of his . . . Prevey Counsale . . .

[For a thanksgiving in Edinburgh. For delivery from
the Gowrie plot.]

Edinburgh : 6 August 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 142. N° 947.

7 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND PRIVY

COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as, umquhill
Johnne, Erll of Gowrie . . .

[No person of the name of Ruthven to approach Their
Majesties.]

Falkland: 7 August 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 145. N° 948.

12 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND PRIVY

COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as, . . . haveing
maist traterouslie divisit and conspirit the death . . .
[Banishing the five ministers of Edinburgh for refusing to
give thanks for the King’s preservation.]

Holy rood House : 12 August 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 149. 949.

13 AUGUST— [BY THE KING AND PRIVY

COUNCIL.]

Sir James Johnstone appointed Warden of the West
March.

Holy rood House : 13 August 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 155. N° 950.

13 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as, the Kingis
Majestie . . . having of lait . . .

[Kirk Sessions of Edinburgh to keep their ordinary
meetings notwithstanding suspension of the five
ministers.]

Holyrood House : 13 August 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 155. N° 951.

21 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as the Kingis
Majestie, with advyse of the commissioneris . . .
[General thanksgiving for delivery from Gowrie
conspiracy.]

Falkland: 21 August 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 156. 953.

12 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against spreading of the Plague.

Dundee : 12 October 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 164. 953

268

17 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.]

Contradicting rumours touching holding of Parliament.
Holyrood House : 17 October 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 164. Jfo 954,

2 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.]

For keeping the peace during the session of Parliament.
Holyrood House: 2 November 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 167. g55t

3 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.]

Anent the riding to Parliament.

Holyrood House : 3 November 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 168. N° 956.

3 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against coming armed within His Majesty’s residence.

Holyrood House: 3 November 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 169. N° 957.

3 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Numbers-of attendants permitted to accompany nobles
to Edinburgh.

Holyrood House : 3 November 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 169. N° 958.

12 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against certain Jesuits lately arrived from abroad,
especially Mr. John Hamilton and Mr. Edmund Hay.
Holyrood House: 12 November 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 172; see Caldervvood vi. 100. N0 959,

18 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.]

Anent the registration of sasines.

Edinburgh : 18 November 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 173. N<> 900.

27 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Anent the abduction of the daughter of George Carkettle.
Holyrood House : 27 November 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 180. N° 901.

18 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against transporting Jesuits and priests into realm.

Holyrood House : 18 December 1600.

P.C. Reg. vi. 185. N° 962.

1601

13 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND

PRIVY COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle as
dy vers evill disposed personis hes takin occasioun, . . .
Anent the recent impost laid on wines.
Holyrood House : 13 February 1601.

P.C. Reg. vi. 205. N° 963.

1601: 34-35 James VI

Nos 964-80

13 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Reward for apprehension of Mr. John Hamilton and
other Jesuits.

Holyrood House : 13 February 1601.

P.C. Reg. vi. 207. N° 964.

26 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against eating flesh during Lent.

Edinburgh: 26 February 1601.

P.C. Reg. vi. 216. N° 965.

17 MARCH— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Against John Ogilvy of Pourie-Ogilvy, a trafficking
papist.

Holyrood House: 17 March 1601.

P.C. Reg. vi. 226. N° 966.

19 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Enforcing acts for minimum price of wines, 6s. per pint.
Holyrood House : 19 March 1601.

P.C. Reg. vi. 227. N° 967.

2 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Beg ins] Forsameikill as it is un-
derstand to the Kingis Majestie . . .

[For a General Assembly to meet at St. Andrews.]
Holyrood House : 2 April 1601.

P.C. Reg. vi. 231. N° 968. '

24 APRIL— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as, albeit the
Kingis Majestie hes ever had a speciall cair . . .

[For the better administration of justice.]
Dalkeith : 24 April 1601.

P.C. Reg. vi. 233. N° 969.

I MAY. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.]

Anent false coins found in quarries beside the Canongate.
Dalkeith : 8 May 1601.

P.C. Reg. vi. 236 ; Patrick i. 196. U° 970.

19 MAY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Offer of reward for information respecting reset of
Mr. Gilbert Brown.

Edinburgh : 19 May 1601.

P.C. Reg. vi. 237. 1T° 971.

5 JUNE— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Against transporting abroad from the West Coast
persons fleeing from justice.

Edinburgh : 5 June 1601.

P.C. Reg. vi. 250. N° 972.

II JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] James . . . Forsameikle as
the honnest continuance and day lie incres of that . . .
[Against aiding Tyrone and his accomplices.]
Edinburgh : 11 June 1601.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 67 (61).

P.C. Reg. vi. 252. N° 973.

16 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Commission to Duke of Lennox for South and West
Isles.

Holyrood House : 16 June 1601.

P.C. Reg. vi. 255. 974.

16 JUNE— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Commission to Marquis of Huntly : North-west Isles.

Holyrood House: 16 June 1601.

P.C. Reg. vi. 256. 975.

16 JUNE— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle as it becometh
all oure Soverane Lordis subjectis in generall, . . .

[5 August to be kept as an annual thanksgiving day.]
Holyrood House: 16 June 1601.

P.C. Reg. vi. 256.

N° 976.

16 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle as, albeit the
Kingis Majestie hes bene verie cairfull . . .

[Enforcing laws against dags, &c.]

Holyrood House: 16 June 1601.

P.C. Reg. vi. 258. N° 977.

8 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Against packing herring for export till 1 October.

Falkland : 8 August 1601.

P.C. Reg. vi. 277. 979.

11 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
ESTATES.] [Begins] Our Souerane . . . con-
sidering the gret scarctitie of money . . .
[Concerning a new coinage.]

[Perth : 11 September 1601.]

Found only in MS.

Calling in all the gold and silver coins, Scots or foreign,
to be recoined. The gold to be 22 carats fine (2 grains
remedy) at £36 the ounce in £6 pieces and £3 pieces. On
one side a sceptre and a sword crosswise with a crown above,
a thistle on every side, and the year below, circumscription
Sains populi suprema lex, with a little rose at the beginning
of the ‘ditone’; on the other the King’s arms in a shield,
crowned, circumscription Jacobus sextus 1). G. R. Scotorum.
The silver to be 11 deniers fine (2 grains remedy) at £3 the
ounce, in mark pieces, half-marks, and 40d. pieces. On one
side a thistle with two leaves, crowned, and year, circumscrip-
tion Regem Joua protegit ; on the other the King’s arms in a
crowned shield and Jacobus sextus D. G. R. Scotorum. Old
coinage to be current till 1 January. Mint prices for old
coins: £33 the oz., 22 carat gold; 55s. the oz. for silver
11 deniers fine. Twopenny pieces of copper to be coined,
nine to the ounce. Twelvepence in every £ of sums due
may be paid in copper. Its inscription to be the same as
the other copper coin. This to be proclaimed.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 63 (80).

Acts iv. 257 ; Patrick i. 136. N° 979.

2 OCTOBER.—
COUNCIL.

Discharge of a

BY THE KING AND SECRET

1 commissions of justiciary against
regraters, forestallers, &c.

Edinburgh: 2 October 1601.

P.C. Reg. vi. 291.

N° 980.

269

Nos 981-99

1601-2: 35 James VI

10 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KINO AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Foi’sameikle
as, the Kingis Majestie haveing a speciall cair and
regaird . . .

[For giving in complaints during the progress through
Angus.]

BrechiD : 10 October 1601.

P.G. Reg. vi. 292. N° 981.

17 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Renewing proclamation concerning complaints of
oppression.

Brechin: 17 October 1601.

P.C. Reg. vi. 296. N° 982.

28 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Commission to Earl of Errol against Gordon of Gight
and other rebels.

Dundee : 28 October 1601.

P.C. Reg. vi. 298. N° 983.

10 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle
as, albeit thair hes bene mony actis and ordinanceis
sett doun be his Hienes . . .

[Against aiding the Irish rebels against their Queen.]
Holyrood House : 10 November 1601.

P.C. Reg. vi. 304. N° 984.

24 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

For stopping the progress of the plague.
Holyrood House : 24 November 1601.

P.C. Reg. vi. 311. N° 985.

28 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Enforcing laws against slaying 1 red fish ’ in the forbidden

time.

Edinburgh : 28 November 1601.

P.C. Reg. vi. 313. N° 986.

21 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Anent the plague in Glasgow.

Edinburgh : 21 December 1601.

P.C. Reg. vi. 323. 987.

1602

16 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Enforcing the Act of Estates anent the coinage.

Holyrood House: 16 January 1602.

All decried coin to be brought in at once as the date is

overpast, No. 979, q.v.

P.C. Reg. vi. 336; Patrick i. 204. Jfo ggg_

28 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] James ... as
we are surelie informt . . .

Against the reset of suche as leaue their enseignes in
Ireland.

Holyrood House : 28 January 1602.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 68 (15l).

P.C. Reg. vi. 339.

31 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle
as, the Kingis Majesteis darrest suster, the Quene
of England . . .

[For raising 2,000 men in Highlands to aid England
against the Irish.]

Holyrood House : 31 January 1602.

Found only in MS.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 65 (15!i).

P.C. Reg. vi. 343. N° 990.

31 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

For musters and wapinschaws throughout the Highlands.
Holyrood House: 31 January 1602.

P.C. Reg. vi. 343. N° 991.

4 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.]

Session suspended : Plague.

Holyrood House: 4 February 1602.

P.C. Reg. vi. 345. Ifo 992.

5 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.]

Raid on the West March. Musters at Biggar and
Dumfries.

Holyrood House: 5 February 1602.

P.C. Reg. vi. 347. N° 993.

15 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against eating flesh during Lent.

'Holyrood House : 15 February 1602.

P.C. Reg. vi. 351. N° 994.

15 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Prorogation of the raid on West Marches. Musters at
Edinburgh, Biggar, and Peebles.

Holyrood House : 15 February 1602.

P.C. Reg. vi. 351. N° 995.

23 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against illegal shooting of wild fowl with hagbuts about

Biggar.

Biggar : 23 February 1602.

P.C. Reg. vi. 353. N° 996.

2 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Against the reset of Mr. John Hamilton and other
papists.

Dumfries : 2 March 1602.

P.C. Reg. vi. 355. N° 997.

2 MARCH.- [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

For complaints against the Border thieves.
Dumfries : 2 March 1602.

P.C. Reg. vi. 356. N° 998.

8 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Proclamation of Justice Courts in the Marches.
Dumfries : 8 March 1602.

N° 999.

N° 989. P.C. Reg. vi. 357.

270

1602: 35-36 James VI

Nos 1000-18

20 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle as the Kingis
Majestie tuik some pains and travellis . . .

[For redress of complaints in Angus.]

Dundee : 20 March 1602.

P.C. Reg. vi. 362. H° 1000.

27 APRIL.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis Majestie . . .
understanding the grit hurt that his Majestie . . .

[For due payment of customs on goods exported and
imported.]

Dunfermline: 27 April 1602.

P.C. Reg. vi. 372. N° 1001.

1 MAY— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

The Council and Session to resume sittings.
Dunfermline : 1 May 1602.

P.C. Reg. vi. 376. N° 1002.

21 MAY .—[BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle as his Majes-
teis speciall cair and intentioun being to . . .

[Enforcing two acts of the last General Assembly.]
Dunfermline : 21 May 1602.

P.C. Reg. vi. 379. N° 1003.

25 JUNE— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle as in the
General Assemblie of the Kirk . . .

[Anent the Kirk and the meeting of the General
Assembly.]

Perth: 25 June 1602.

P.C. Reg. vi. 397. N° 1004.

17 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND ESTATES.]

[Begins] Oure Souerane Lord and estaitis presentlie

[Against trafficking with Irish rebels.]

Edinburgh : 17 July 1602.

Found only in MS.

The transporting of powder, bullets, armour, and
victuals is treason and conspiracy against the Queen of
England. Customs officers to search all ships, and assure
themselves of the destination of any found with powder or
arms on board.

P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Eliz. 68 (85). N° 1005.

19 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle as the Kingis
Majestie being moved with the detestable . . .

[For musters for an armed expedition to Isle of Lewis.]
Edinburgh: 19 July 1602.

P.C. Reg. vi. 420. N° 1006.

27 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Against barrelling herrings for export before 1 October.
Edinburgh: 27 July 1602.

P.C. Reg. vi. 428. N° 1007.

3 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Commission of Wardenry of Middle March to Sir Andrew
Ker of Greenhead.

Falkland: 3 August 1602.

P.C. Reg. vi. 440. N° 1008.

271

9 AUGUST— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle as the Lordis
of his Majesteis Secrete Counsall hes . . .

[In favour of poor persons spoiled of their goods.]
Perth : 9 August 1602.

P.C. Reg. vi. 448. N° 1009.

20 AUGUST. — [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

Certain of the Privy Council to meet in Glasgow to hear
complaints.

Stirling : 20 August 1602.

P.C. Reg. vi. 452. N° 1010.

15 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.]

Proroguing the raid to the Isles till next spring.
Falkland : 15 September 1602.

P.C. Reg. vi. 464. K° 1011.

8 OCTOBER.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.]

For musters at Peebles and Jedburgh.

Dumfries : 8 October 1602.

P.C. Reg. vi. 467. N° 1012.

16 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.]

Anent Justice Courts for Berwick, Haddington, &c.

Holyrood House : 16 November 1602.

P.C. Reg. vi. 481. N° 1013.

25 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against violation of the Sabbath by fishing in the Dee,
Don, Deveron, Spey, Findhorn, and Ness.
Holyrood House: 25 November 1602.

P.C. Reg. vi. 485. N° 1014.

29 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.]

Anent the lodging of strangers in Edinburgh.
Edinburgh : 29 November 1602.

P.C. Reg. vi. 486. N° 1015.

1 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as,
albeit the Kingis Majestie hes evir had ane speciall
cair . . .

[Against the making or using of petards.]
Holyrood House : 1 December 1602.

P.C. Reg. vi. 491. N° 1016.

23 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Calling in old gold and silver coins to be re-minted.
Edinburgh : 23 December 1602.

The decried money, No. 979, q.v., is not to be received,
paid, or more especially exchanged, but is to be brought in
for re-minting. No gold or silver to be exported.

P.C. Reg. vi. 509; Patrick i. 205. Jfo 1017.

30 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as,
upoun the occasioun of that traterous attempt . . .

[No one of the name of Ruthven, even if afterwards
changed, to come within ten miles of the King’s
presence.]

Holyrood House : 30 December 1602.

P.C. Reg. vi. 510.

N° 1018.

Nos 1019-34

1603: 36 James VI

1603

18 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle
as the Kingis Majestie according to his Heynes . . .
[Against resetting the Master of Ogilvy and his adherents,
and David Lindsay and rebels on that side.]
Holyrood House : 18 January 1603.

P.C. F-Cg. vi. 523. N° 1019.

20 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Intended raid in Angus to suppress rebellion.
Holyrood House: 20 January 1603.

P.C. Reg. vi. 525. N° 1020.

20 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle
as, albeit the Kingis Majesteis sinceir and uprycht
liairt . . .

[Against the resett of notorious rebels.]
Holyrood House : 20 January 1603.

P.C. Reg. vi. 525. N° 1021.

25 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.]

Merchants to bring home their due amount of bullion.

Holyrood House: 25 January 1603.

P.C. Reg. vi. 52S ; Patrick i. 206. N° 1021 a.

31 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.]

Postponing the raid to Angus till 8 March.
Holyrood House : 31 January 1603.

P.C. Reg. vi. 531. N° 1022.

24 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE KING.] [Begins]
James . . . Forsamekle as the wicked and unhappie

[For the extirpation of the Clan Gregor. Rewards for
the heads of the chiefs.]

Holyrood House : 24 February 1603.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers (170).

P.C. Reg. xiv. 400. N° po23.

26 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND

SECRET COUNCIL.]

Raid in Angus postponed and extended to include the
Clan Gregor.

Holyrood House : 26 February 1603.

P.C. Reg. vi. 543. 1024.

26 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as the Kingis
Majestie . . . ar suirlie informit that the brokin
men . . .

[Forbidding borderers to ride in England.]
[Holyrood House] : 26 March 1603.

P.C. Reg. vi. 548. N° 1025.

26 MARCH— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] The Kingis Majestie and
Lordis of Secreitt Counsall . . .

Placing an embargo upon all ships.

[Holyrood House] : 26 March 1603.

P.C. Reg. vi. 548. N° 1026.

29 MARCH.

See No. 937, England (24 March).

P.C. Reg. vi. 549.

31 MARCH.- [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as it hes plesit
the . . .

[His Majesty’s title to the crown of England.]
[Edinburgh] : 31 March 1603.

P.C. Reg. vi. 553 ; see Calderwood vi. 210. Jf0 1027.

4 APRIL— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as it hes
pleissed God of bis . . .

Empowering the Privy Council to act and to sit in
Edinburgh.

Holyrood House : 4 April 1603.

P.C. Reg. vi. 558. N° 1028.

4 APRIL— [BY THE KING.] [Begins] Forasmuch

as it hath pleased the almighty God . . .

[Making arrangements for journey into England.]
Haly-rude-house : 4 April [1603],

Edinburgh : R. Waldegrave : 1603.

1 f. Gothic letter.

directer demonstration the
Thanks his subjects for their affection, promises to main-
tain religion and justice. Sir Hary Cocke, Cofferer to Queen
Elizabeth, and Sir Andrew Melvile, a ‘ maister of our house ’,
have been appointed to hear and redress complaints against
his train on their progress to London. The Lieutenants,
Deputy-Lieutenants, Sheriffs, and principal gentlemen are to
accompany him through their shires. None are to be armed
with fire-arms, privy coats, &c. Open market is to be kept
in all towns on the route. Mayors, &c., are to provide for
the reception of the ordinary train. Postmasters, &c., are
to have sufficient horses in readiness. All lieutenants, &c.,
and other officers are to take note of all suspicious passengers
and keep good watch in all towns in England.

Reg. 1 (1).

See P.C. Reg. vi. 558.

Addressed to English subjects. But not in Barker. U0 X029.

7 APRIL .—[BY THE KING AND PRIVY
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis
Majestie being . . .

[Charge of the Marches committed to the Scots Privy
Council.]

Berwick : 7 April 1603.

P.C. Reg. vi. 560. 1030.

14 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamikle as the Kingis Majestie . . .
[For obedience to the judges and Privy Council.]
Edinburgh : 14 April 1603.

P.C. Reg. vi. 561. N° 1031.

1 MAY— [BY THE KING.]

[Against William and Patrick Ruthven and their
resetters.]

Standen : 1 May 1603.

Not found.

See P.C. Reg. vi. 567 [cf. No. 943, Eng.]. N° 1032.

5 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] [Be-

gins] Forsamekill as the Lords . . .

[Anent the riding post to England.]
[Edinburgh] : 5 May 1603.

P.C. Reg. vi. 567. N° 1033.

5 MAY.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] [Be-
gins] Forsamekill as heirtofore . . .

[Against dispersal of false news.]
[Edinburgh] : 5 May 1603.

P.C. Reg. vi. 568. N° 1034.

272

1603-4: 36-38 James VI

Nos 1035-52

9 JUNE— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] The Lords . . . considdering the . . .

[Anent tulzies within the precincts of the Council.]
[Edinburgh] : 9 June 1603.

P.C. Reg. vi. 576. N° 1035.

25 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekill as the discoverie . . .

[For the arrest of Sir Griffin Markham, Watson, and
Clark.]

[Edinburgh] : 25 July 1603.

P.C. Reg. vi. 579. N° 1036.

13 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekill as thair is . . .

[Against David Weymes for hurting a minister.]
[Edinburgh] : 13 August 1603.

P.C. Reg. vi. 582. N° 1037.

1 SEPTEMBER.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL
OP SCOTLAND.] [Begins] Forsamekill as the
Kingis . . .

[Appointing a guard of the Council to enforce horniDg.]
[Edinburgh] : 1 September 1603.

P.C. Reg. vi. 584. N° 1038.

bility to the parties suffering from avoidance of the instru-
ments through non-registration.

Adv. MSS. 33. 1. 15 (13).

P.C. Reg. vi. 593. N° 1043 a.

12 JANUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as upone the frequent . ..
[For pursuit of the clan Gregor with fire and sword.]
[Edinburgh] : 12 January 1604.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Collections, &c., f. 144 b.

P.C. Reg. xiv. 414. 1044.

JANUARY— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation for convention of the Estates to the
Parliament to be holden upon 10 April.

Not found.

P.C. Reg. vi. 601, see 598. jqo 1045.

4 FEBRUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the cheif and . . .
[No nobles, &c., to repair to England without licence.]
[Edinburgh] : 4 February 1604.

P.C. Reg. vi. 602. jq-o po46.

16 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Whereas Beuis Bulmer Englishman

20 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as the Kingis . . .
[Against wearing hagbuts and pistolettes.]
[Edinburgh] : 20 September 1603.

P.C. Reg. vi. 585. N° 1039.

20 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill ,as the KiDgis . . .
[For assisting the new armed guard.]
[Edinburgh] : 20 September 1603.

P.C. Reg. vi. 586. 1040.

3 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.]

[Against eating of flesh on forbidden days.]
[Edinburgh] : 3 November 1603.

P.C. Reg. vi. 590. N° 1041.

3 NOVEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.]

[Against the slaughter of red fish.]
[Edinburgh] : 3 November 1603.

P.C. Reg. vi. 590. N° 1042.

24 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Quhairas the ovei’sycht and . . .
[For taking horners and their goods.]
[Edinburgh] : 24 November 1603.

P.C. Reg. vi. 590. 1043.

[Search for gold and silver mines in Scotland.]
Edinburgh : 16 February 1604.

Edinburgh : Widdowe Waldegraue : 1604.

1 f. Gothic letter.

hee Lords contrary,

The King has given Bevis Bulmer, an Englishman, leave
to search for gold and silver mines in Scotland. Proclama-
tion to be made at Lanark, Dumfries, and Peebles, and other
needful places, that he is to have free leave to dig without
hindrance. Any damage done will be satisfied by an order
of Council. No one is to steal any of the gold or silver
found. All subjects to aid him.

P.R.O. S.P.D. Jas. I. 7 (131).

This is not the order of P.C. mentioned in the Reg. vi. 603 of this
date. no 1047.

23 MARCH— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL
OF SCOTLAND.] [Begins] Forsamekle as be
advertisement . . .

[Parliament prorogued to 24 April.]
[Edinburgh] : 23 March 1604.

P.C. Reg. vi. 604. jq'o 1048.

3 MAY— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Against resetting John Hamilton and Robert
Abercromby, Jesuits.]

[Edinburgh] : 3 May 1604.

Not found.

P.C. Reg. vii. 3. ;N° 1049.

1604

5 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Ane act of counsell anent the inserting of the clause

21 AUGUST. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forasmekill as the tyme . . .

[Anent rouping of the customs.]
[Edinburgh]: 21 August 1604.

P.C. Reg. vii. 10.

N° 1050.

of registration in seasings, and other particular
writtes vnder mentioned. [Begins] Forsameikle as
albeit be speciall Act . . .

Edinburgh : 5 January 1604.

Edinburgh : Widow Waldegrave : 1604.

1 f. Gothic letter.

proclama- made inserts

Cites proclamation Nov. 1600, No. 960, q.v. Many
evidences are not registered, partly through ignorance, partly
through contempt. All Clarkes, Lawyers, writers, &c. shall
insert a clause ordering the writings to be registered within
forty days, on pain of forfeiture of their office and responsi-

vol. ii 273

27 SEPTEMBER.- [BY THE KING.] [Begins]

James . . . Whereas, we haveing from our first . . .
[Against extraordinary meetings of the ministry.]
Hampton Court : 27 September 1604.

P.C. Reg. vii. 13. N° 1051.

28 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-

CIL.]

[For obeying the magistrates of Dundee.]
[Edinburgh] : 28 September 1604.

Not found.

P.C. Reg. vii. 14. N° 1052.

N 11

Nos 1053-71

1604-5: 38-39 James VI

15 NOVEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] James R.Quhearas it hath pleised...
[The King’s new style : King of Great Britain.]

[Edinburgh] : 15 November 1604.

P.C. Reg. vii. 16.

See proclamation 20 October, No. 1003, Eng., q.v.

This title discontinued in Scotland 1630 ; see P.C. Reg. iv. (2) 56.

N° 1053.

15 NOVEMBER [BY THE KING.] Act anent
the conformities [in] name, wecht, valew, print,
and pryce, of the gold and silver of Scotland and
Ingland.

Whitehall: 15 November 1604.

Not found.

P.C. Reg. vii. 17 ; Patrick i. 210.

See proclamation 16 November, No. 1005, Eng., q.v.

(? December, see 16 January 1612). N° 1054.

27 DECEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation anent the base money of
Ireland, dischairgeing the course thairof within this
realme, and commanding magistrate to tak ordour
that it have na passage in their bounds.

[Edinburgh] : 27 December 1604.

Not found.

P.C. Reg. vii. 19. N° 1055.

1605

FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

For keeping of Lent.

Edinburgh : February 1605.

Not found.

P.C. Reg. vii. 21. N° 1056.

28 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekill as at the last . . .

[Parliament to meet 7 June.]

Edinburgh: 28 March 1605.

P.C. Reg. vii. 27.

N° 1057.

18 APRIL .—[BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekill as albeit all and . . .
^Banishing certain Jesuits, &c.]

Edinburgh: 18 April 1605.

James Seytoun, John Hamilton, Robert Abercromby,
Jesuits and priests, John Gordon of Newtoun, Patrick
Butler, Patrick Mortimer, banished.

P.C. Reg. vii. 37. N° 1058.

2 MAY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against destroying game and cutting wood on Cheviot.
Edinburgh : 2 May 1605.

P.C. Reg. vii. 41. iQ59.

30 MAY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Lordis . . . ar suirlie
informit . . .

[Against the spreading of the pestilence.]
Edinburgh : 30 May 1605.

P.C. Reg. vii. 51. N° 1060.

6 JUNE. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekill as the Lords of . . .

[For a Convention of Estates.]

Edinburgh : 6 June 1605.

P.C. Reg. vii. 55. No iQ61.

7 JUNE. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekill as our Soveraign Lords . . .
[Anent the wearing of robes in Parliament.]
Edinburgh : 7 June 1605.

P.C. Reg. vii. 57. N° 1Q62.

20 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekill as albeit the Kingis . . .

[For deserting the General Assembly at Aberdeen.]
[Edinburgh] : 20 June 1605.

P.C. Reg. vii. 62 ; Calderwood vi. 283. U0 1063.

27 JUNE— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as albeit proclamationis . . .
[Anent the West Isles.]

Edinburgh : 27 June 1605.

P.C. Reg. vii. 68. N° 1064.

18 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekill as it hes bein . . .

[Anent the debateable lands between Scotland and
England.]

Edinburgh : 18 July 1605.

P.C. Reg. vii. 81. N° 1065.

18 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekill as the Kings Majestie . . .
[Against resetting the inhabitants of Lewis.]
Edinburgh: 18 July 1605.

P.C. Reg. vii. 89. N° 1066.

25 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekill as the Kings Majestie . . .
[Prohibiting the September meeting of the General
Assembly.]

Edinburgh: 25 July 1605.

P.C. Reg. vii. 101. N° 1067.

8 AUGUST.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as albeit the Kings . . .
[Against justifying the late unlawful Assembly at
Aberdeen.]

Edinburgh : 8 August 1605.

P.C. Reg. vii. 113 ; Calderwood vi. 289. U-0 1068.

26 SEPTEMBER— BY THE KING. [Begins]

Whereas wee haue euer since it pleased God to . . .
[Against calumnies concerning the Scottish Church.]
Hampton Court : 26 September 1605.

London : It. Barker : 1605.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Crowne of and

Certain malicious spirits pretend that the Church of Scot-
land is about to be Anglicized. Certain abuses have been
corrected, but no sudden changes of government will be
made, civil or ecclesiastical, and still less mere changes of
ceremonial. A General Assembly will be holden at Dundee
the last Tuesday of July.

Queen’s (87).

P.C. Reg. vii. 126; Wilkins iv. 416; Barker 111. N° 1069.

26 SEPTEMBER— BY THE KING. [Begins]
Quhairas we have, evir since it pleased God . . .
[Edinburgh : Robert Charters : 1605.]

Not found.

A Scots edition of No. 1069, q.v.

Printed in full Calderwood vi. 339 ; P.C. Reg. vii. 126. N° 1070.

10 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as ane Thomas Percy

[For the apprehension of Thomas Percy.]
Holyrood House : 10 November 1605.

P.C. Reg. vii. 142.

A reissue of proclamation No. 1019, Eng., q.v. N0 1071.

274

1605-6: 39 James VI

Nos 1072-88

14 NOVEMBER- [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as Mr. Alexander
Lindsay . . .

[Against resetting the murderers of Guthrie.]
Edinburgh : 14 November 1605.

P.C. Reg. vii. 144. N° 1072.

26 NOVEMBER.- [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Quhairas a maist cruell . . .

[All fencibles to be ready in arms.]

Edinburgh : 26 November 1605.

P.C. Reg. vii. 148. N° 1073.

28 DECEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

£1,000 [Scots] reward for apprehension of Hamilton
and Abercromby, seminary priests.

Edinburgh : 28 December 1605.

P.C. Reg. vii. 156. N° 1074.

1606

10 JANUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

For the observance of Lent.

[Edinburgh] : 10 January 1606.

P.C. Reg. vii. 158. N° 1075.

23 JANUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekill as the Nobilitie, . . .
[For wearing of robes in Parliament.]
Edinburgh : 23 January 1606.

P.C. Reg. vii. 160. 1076.

13 FEBRUARY.— BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.

[Begins] Forsamekill as our Soverane . . .

[Against public and private speeches and sermons
slandering the Council.]

Edinburgh : 13 February 1606.

Found only in MS.

Adv. Wodrow MS. 43. 66.

P.C. Reg. vii. 179 ; Calderwood vi. 397 (published 15th). U"° 1077.

7 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

A Declaration of the Just Causes of his Majesties
Proceedings against those Ministers who are now
lying in prisoun attainted of High Treason : Sett
out by his Majesties Counsell of the Kingdom of
Scotland.

Edinburgh : 7 March 1 606.

[Edinburgh : Robert Charters : 1606.]

Not found.

P.C. Reg. vii. 189 ; Calderwood vi. 419.

(Style of Great Britain.) 1078.

7 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

A Declaration Of The iust causes of his Maiesties
proceeding against those Ministers, who are now
lying in prison, attainted of high Treason. Set
foorth by his Maiesties Counsell of his kingdome of
Scotland.

Edinburgh : 7 March 1606.

London: R. Barker : 1606.

45 pp. 4° (A-F)4 Roman letter.

Another edition of No. 1078, q.v.
B.M. 1093. b. 69.

N° 1079.

13 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as upoun occasioun . . .

[Anent resorting to the island of Lewis.]
Edinburgh : 13 March 1606.

P.C. Reg. vii. 204. no iq80.

20 MARCH— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Against resetting the Master of Craufurd.]
[Edinburgh] : 20 March 1 606.

P.C. Reg. vii. 207.

N° 1081.

24 APRIL.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekill as albeit it was . . .

[Anent the Parliament robes of Earls and Marquises.]
Edinburgh : 24 April 1606.

P.C. Reg. vii. 208.

N° 1082.

16 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekill as the nixt session . . .

[Anent the followers of those repairing to Parliament.]
[Edinburgh] : 16 June 1606.

P.C. Reg. vii. 214. N° 1083.

26 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekill as the Soveraigne and . . .
[For keeping peace during the time of Parliament.]
Holyrood House : 26 June 1606.

P.C. Reg. vii. 215. N° 1084.

1 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekill as be an Act and Ordinance . . .
[Anent the keeping of ranks in Parliament.]

Perth : 1 July 1606.

Quotes a printed decree of ranking or order of precedent.
Not found.

P.C. Reg. vii. 218.

N° 1085.

1 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekill as the Kings Majesties . . .
f Proroguing the General Assembly to May next.]
Perth: 1 July 1606.

P.C. Reg. vii. 218. N° 1086.

2 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] The Lords . . . willing that ane decent . . .
[Anent the riding to the Parliament.]

Perth : 2 July 1606.

P.C. Reg. vii. 221. N° 1087.

9 JULY. — [BY THE ESTATES.] [Begins]
James . . . Forsamekill as the Estaittis convenit . . .
[Collection of the land tax.]

Perth : 9 July 1606.

Sine nota. [Edinburgh : Charteris : 1606.]

1 f. Gothic letter. Ja. Prymroice.

Arms 220 Ireland und Julie,

The Estates of Scotland have granted 205. land tax to be
paid on 1 Feb. 1607, 20 s. on 1 Feb. 1608, 20s. on 1 Feb.
1609, 20s. on 1 Feb. 1610, on every pound land of the
barons’ and freeholders’ part, and from spiritual men and
the boroughs their accustomed payments when 20s. is paid
by the freeholders. All sheriffs, &c., are to raise this tax
on the lands in their jurisdiction and pay it to James Hay
of Kingask, the collector-general, before 1 Feb. 1607 on
pain of horning. All spiritual or beneficed men to pay
likewise, under the same penalty, and so also the provosts,
&c., of burghs. Per actum Parliamenti.

Reg. 1 (2) with seal (Scotland 1 and 4).

See Acts iv. 289.

MS. signature. N° 1088.

9 JULY.

Sine nota.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 220 Ireland :

ders

275

Ja. Prymroice.

And

n n 2

Nos 1089-1105

1606-7: 39-40 James VI

Another edition of No. 1088, q.v., for the third instalment
due 1 Feb. 1609. Addressed to the burgh of [Abirdene].
Aberdeen (4).

MS.1 signature.

1 With Seal Scotland. Endorsed ‘ . . . Abirdene for the 3 terme
of the greatt taxation. Thair pairt thairof being viijc lxxxviij lib.
xvijs. ixd. 25 December 1608. . . .’ N0 1089.

31 JULY— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Forsamekill as albeit thair hes . . .

Anent the tumults at Glasgow.]

Edinburgh : 31 July 1606.

P.C. Reg. vii. 230. N° 1090.

7 AUGUST.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

For convening the commissioners for modifying
ministers’ stipends.

Edinburgh : 7 August 1606.

P.C. Reg. vii. 232. N° 1091.

28 AUGUST— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Inhabitants of Glasgow to obey the magistrates.
Linlithgow: 28 August 1606.

P.C. Reg. vii. 249. N° 1092.

3 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

[Morton and Maxwell not to hold Courts in Eskdale.]
Edinburgh : 3 September 1606.

P.C. Reg. vii. 250. N° 1093.

26 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE KING. [Begins]
Whereas divers of the ministerie of that oure . . .
[Forbidding ministers to pray for the imprisoned
ministers.]

Hampton Court : 26 September 1606.

Edinburgh : Robert Charteris : 1606.

1 f. Roman letter.

Type headpiece seem- And princi
Ministers forbidden under pain of death to pray for those
convicted of holding that contemptuous conventicle at
Aberdeen, 2 July 1605. Printed copies of this to be sent
to the principal magistrates and to the ministers.

Adv. Wodrow MS. 43. 67.

P.C. Reg. vii. 257 ; Calderwood vi. 583.

Proclaimed at Edinburgh 13 October. U-0 1094.

26 SEPTEMBER— BY THE KING. [Begins]
Whereas dureing oure stay in that oure kingdom . . .
[Enforcing the laws, &c., against Jesuits and seminary
priests.]

Hampton Court : 26 September 1606.

Edinburgh : R. Charteris : 1606.

1 f. Roman letter.

Type headpiece advan- terteiners of
Contradicting the impression that his recent action against
the ministers implies any abatement of his zeal against
Jesuits, seminary priests, and excommunicated papists, and
ordering strict execution of the laws and proclamations
against all such found in Scotland.

Adv. Wodrow MS. 43, 68.

P.C. Reg. vii. 259 ; Calderwood vi. 585. jjo J095.

23 OCTOBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] Continuation of the Session and other
judicatories on account of the plague in Edinburgh.
Linlithgow: 23 October 1606.

P.C. Reg. vii. 263. 1096.

276

20 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

For preserving the game near royal palaces.
Edinburgh : 20 November 1606.

P.C. Reg. vii. 270. N° 1097.

23 DECEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-

CIL.]

Against coming to the bar of the Council with a party
of friends.

Edinburgh : 23 December 1606.

P.C. Reg. vii. 288. N° 1098.

30 DECEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
„ CIL.] Act fixing the price of drinking beer.
Edinburgh : 30 December 1606.

2s. per pint till 1 February next, 18 A after then.

P.C. Reg. vii. 290. N° 1099.

1607

6 JANUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

For fixing the prices of fowls in Edinburgh : against
forestalled.

Edinburgh : 6 January 1607.

Fixing prices of capons, ‘cumings’, plovers, partridge,
doves, moorfowl, blackcock, woodcock, wild duck, ‘quhaip’,
laverocks, snipe, geese, teal, eggs, chickens.

P.C. Reg. vii. 293. N° 1100.

22 JANUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

English cloth not to be re-exported to foreign countries.
Edinburgh : 22 January 1607.

P.C. Reg. vii. 304. N° 1101.

30 APRIL.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie . . .

'The Synod of Perth discharged from meeting.]
Edinburgh : 30 April 1607.

P.C. Reg. vii. 362. N° 1102.

30 APRIL .— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Granting a weekly market at Banchorie-Ternitie in
Kincardineshire.

Edinburgh : 30 April 1607.

P.C. Reg. vii. 363. 1103.

21 MAY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Proroguing the Synod of Fife.

Edinburgh : 21 May 1607.

P.C. Reg. vii. 369. N° 1104.

24 MAY.— BY THE KING. [Begins] James . . .

Forsamekle as the incres of the adversareyis . . .
[Proroguing the General Assembly.]
Greenwich : 24 May 1607.

Commenting on the divisions of the Scottish clergy,
ordaining the provincial synods to elect deputies to an
ecclesiastical convention at Holyrood in August for a
remedy, proroguing the General Assembly from July to
November, and changing the place from Holyrood to
Dundee.

P.C. Reg. vii. 370; Calderwood vi. 661.

Published 29 June. If0 1105.

1607-8 : 40-41 James VI

Nos H06-27

2 JUNE— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against hunting in Mureumont Forest or near royal

palaces.

Edinburgh: 2 June 1607.

P.C. Keg. vii. 376.

N° 1106.

2 JUNE— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie . . .
[Horners passing into England will be arrested.]
Edinburgh : 2 June 1607.

P.C. Reg. vii. 377.

Renewed 8 February 1610, viii. 413.

N° 1107.

4 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against transporting beggarly Scots to England.
Edinburgh : 4 June 1607.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Pap. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. vii. 381. K° 1108.

7 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

For a wapinschaw on 4 August.

Edinburgh : 7 July 1607.

P.C. Reg. vii. 407. N0 1109.

28 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

For keeping the peace during the sitting of Parliament.
Edinburgh: 28 July 1607.

P.C. Reg. vii. 419. 1110,

12 AUGUST.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Commission of justiciary to the Earl of Argyle over
all the isles of Scotland with certain exceptions.
Edinburgh : 12 August 1607.

P.C. Reg. vii. 426. N° HU.

12 AUGUST.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

The Synod of Perth is not to meet till satisfaction is
made.

Edinburgh : 12 August 1607.

P.C. Reg. vii. 427. N° 1112-

3 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] The Kingis Majestie and the . . .
[Workmen in mines not to leave them without licence.]
Falkland : 3 September 1607. •

P.C. Reg. vii. 434. N° 1113.

24 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

Discharge of the adjourned meeting of the Synod of Fife.
Edinburgh : 24 September 1607.

P.C. Reg. vii. 440. 1114.

18 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING.] [Begins]
James . . . Forsamekle as the Generali Assembly . . .
[Proroguing the General Assembly to April next.]
Royston : 18 October 1607.

Owing to the perversity of the ministers and the un-
finished state of the visitation the General Assembly is
prorogued.

P.C. Reg. vii. 451 ; Calderwood vi. 682. N° 1115.

5 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-

CIL.]

Enforcing the laws against export of tallow.

Edinburgh: 5 November 1607.

P.C. Reg. viii. 1.

N° 1116.

5 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

Proroguing Court of Session. Plague.
Edinburgh : 5 November 1607.

P.C. Reg. viii. 2. JST0 1117.

26 NOVEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

Further proroguing Court of Session. Plague.
Edinburgh : 26 November 1607.

P.C. Reg. viii. 9. jjo mg.

5 DECEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

Anent the escape of the Maxwells.

Edinburgh : 5 December 1607.

P.C. Reg. viii. 17. U° H19.

14 DECEMBER.— BY THE KING. [Begins]
Quhairas thair be none of that oure . . .

[Offering 10,000 merks Scots for arrest of Lord Maxwell.]
Royston : 14 December 1607.

P.C. Reg. viii. 20. N° 1120.

24 DECEMBER.— BY THE KING. [Begins]
Forsamekle as the General . . .

[Proroguing General Assembly till July 1608.]
Whitehall: 24 December 1607.

P.C. Reg. viii. 25 ; Calderwood vi. 686. 1121.

1608

2 JANUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-

CIL.]

Anent a band of ruffians robbing, &c., in Edinburgh
by night.

Edinburgh: 2 January 1608.

P.C. Reg. viii. 31. N° 1122.

9 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-

CIL.]

Against eating flesh in Lent.

Edinburgh: 9 February 1608.

P.C. Reg. viii. 48. Jfo 1123.

3 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against the export of linen yarn.

Edinburgh : 3 March 1608.

P.C. Reg. viii. 58. N° 1124.

10 MARCH— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis . . .

[Scottish fencibles to aid Irish forces against the Isles.]
Edinburgh : 10 March 1608.

P.C. Reg. viii. 59. N° 1125.

10 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against the resett of rebel Islesmen.

Edinburgh : 10 March 1608.

P.C. Reg. viii. 61.

N° 1126.

9 APRIL.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

For the pursuit of Lord Maxwell. Slaughter of
Sir James Johnstone.

Holyrood House : 9 April 1608.

P.C. Reg. viii. 70. N° 1127.

277

N°s 1128-48

1608-9 : 41-43 James VI

12 APRIL— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Proroguing the expedition against the Isles.
Edinburgh : 12 April 1608.

P.C. Reg. viii. 72. N° 1128.

25 APRIL.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

For a general wapinschaw in June.

Edinburgh : 25 April 1608.

P.C. Reg. viii. 78. N° 1129.

25 APRIL.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

The western shires to be ready for service against Irish

rebels.

Edinburgh : 25 April 1608.

P.C. Reg. viii. 78. N° 1130.

30 APRIL.— BY THE KING.

Against helping Irish rebels with victuals or arms.
Whitehall : 30 April 1608.

P.C. Reg. viii. 82. N° 1131.

30 APRIL.— [BY THE KING.]

For taking Lord Maxwell, dead or alive.
Whitehall : 30 April 1608.

P.C. Reg. viii. 83. H32.

21 MAY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

For the expedition against the Western Isles.
Edinburgh : 21 May 1608.

P.C. Reg. viii. 95. N° 1133.

28 JUNE.— BY THE KING. [Begins] Whereas

upoun advertisment maid . . .

[General Assembly to be held at Linlithgow.]
Greenwich : 28 June 1608.

P.C. Reg. viii. 116. 1134.

9 JULY —[BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Proroguing the expedition against the Isles to August.
Edinburgh : 9 July 1608.

P.C. Reg. viii. 126. N° 1135.

23 JULY— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the wicked and . . .
[O’Doherty s rebellion suppressed. Reward for Phelim
Reogh McDavid.]

Edinburgh : 23 July 1608.

P.C. Reg. viii. 136. 1136.

2 AUGUST.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it hes bene . . .

[Offering £200 sterling or £2,400 Scots reward for
Phelim Reogh McDavid, and against transporting
soldiers from Ireland.]

Edinburgh: 2 August 1608.

P.C. Reg. viii. 139. jq-o 1137.

29 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-

CIL.]

For the arrest of runaway workmen from the silver
mines.

Edinburgh : 29 September 1608.

P.C. Reg. viii. 168. 1138.

2

2 OCTOBER— [BY THE KING.] [Begins] James
. . . Forsamekle as althocht the first . . .

[Approving the late General Assembly. Convention to
meet in December.]

Hampton Court : 2 October 1608.

P.C. Reg. viii. 172 ; Calderwood vi. 822. 1139

25 NOVEMBER— [BY THE KING.] [Begins]
Whereas uponn report maid unto us of . . .
[Proroguing the Convention of Estates to 26 January.]
Newmarket : 25 November 1608.

P.C. Reg. viii. 199. jjo H40

6 DECEMBER.— [BY THE KING.] A Procla-
mation Against waste of timber by export or new
iron works.

Thetford : 6 December 1608.

Reg. Misc. Pap. Original sign manual.

P.C. Reg. viii. 775. Not issued, see No. 1142. H4Q a_

1609

27 JANUARY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] [Begins]

Forsamekle as in the parliament . . .

[Anent mesouris : enforcing act of 1587 for strike
measures.]

Edinburgh: 27 January 1609.

Order for proclamation.

Acts iv. 409. 1141.

28 JANUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-

CIL.]

Against destroying woods or selling timber abroad.

Edinburgh : 28 January 1609.

P.C. Reg. viii. 234. N° 1142.

23 FEBRUARY .-[BY THE SECRET COUN
CIL.]

£1,000 Scots reward for the abductors of Margaret
Campbell.

Edinburgh : 23 February 1609.

P.C. Reg. viii. 249. If0 1143.

28 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis . . .

[For colonizing the North of Ireland with Scotsmen.]
Edinburgh : 28 March 1609.

P.C. Reg. viii. 267. N° 1144.

2 MAY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against hindering the cutting of timber in Lochaber
woods.

Edinburgh : 2 May 1609.

P.C. Reg. viii. 277. N° 1145.

13 JUNE— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

For keeping the peace during the Parliament.
Edinburgh: 13 June 1609.

P.C. Reg. viii. 299. N° 1146.

4 AUGUST.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] As justice the true sinow . . .

[Against private feuds and regulations for justice.]
Edinburgh : 4 August 1609.

P.C. Reg. viii. 343. N° 1147.

19 DECEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] F orsamekle as the Kingis . . .
[Against the export abroad of English merchandise.]
Edinburgh : 19 December 1609.

P.C. Reg. viii. 3S8. N° 1148.

8

1609-10: 43-44 James VI

Nos H49-69

21 DECEMBER.— LBY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

Concerning fugitive Irish rebels pressed for the Swedish

wars.

Edinburgh : 21 December 1609.

P.C. Keg. viii. 393. K° 1149.

1610

30 JANUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

Proclaiming the Act of Apparel.

Edinburgh : 30 January 1610.

P.C. Reg. viii. 405 ; see Calderwood vii. 54 ; Maitland Miscellany

i. 152. 1150.

8 FEBRUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

Against the export of wool.

Edinburgh : 8 February 1610.

P.C. Reg. viii. 409. 1151.

8 FEBRUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

Against hunting within six miles of royal palaces.
Edinburgh : 8 February 1610.

P.C. Reg. viii. 410. If° 1152.

8 FEBRUARY.- [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

Against the import of foreign alum.
Edinburgh: 8 February 1610.

P.C. Reg. viii. 410. N° 1153.

13 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] James . . . Forasmuche as the
Generali . . .

[Anent the deserting of the General Assembly in May.]
Edinburgh : 13 February 1610.

Calderwood vii. 55 ; see P.C. Reg. viii. 413.
Per actum Secreti Consilii.

N° 1154.

15 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] James . . . Forasmuch as complaint

[Establishing Courts of Ecclesiastical High Commission.]
Edinburgh : 15 February 1610.

Calderwood vii. 57 ; see P.C. Reg. viii. 417.
Per actum Secreti Consilii.

N° 1155.

20 FEBRUARY .— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

For the observance of Lent.

Edinburgh: 20 February 1610.

See P.C. Reg. viii. 422. N° 1156.

19 JUNE. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as ther be none . . .

[Ratifying the acts of the late General Assembly.]
Edinburgh : 19 June 1610.

P.C. Reg. viii. 472; Calderwood vii. 116. N° 1157.

27 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie . . .
[Discharging all former Commissions of Lieutenancy
over the Isles.]

Edinburgh : 2 7 July 1610.

P.C. Reg. ix. 31. Ifo 1158.

27 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it hes pleasit the . . .
[Inhabitants of the Isles to obey the Bishop as the
King’s Steward.]

Edinburgh : 27 July 1610.

P.C. Reg. ix. 32. jq-o 1159,

9 AUGUST— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Staple goods to be sent only to Campvere : £100 fine.

Edinburgh : 9 August 1610.

P.C. Reg. ix. 39.

N° 1160.

14 AUGUST.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

For assisting the Commissioners against the clan Gregor.
Edinburgh : 14 August 1610.

P.C. Reg. ix. 47. hqi.

14 AUGUST.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie . . .
[Against resetting, &c., any of the clan Gregor.]
Edinburgh : 14 August 1610.

P.C. Reg. ix. 48. N° 1162.

30 AUGUST.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

For the observance of three fish days per week.
Edinburgh : 30 August 1610.

P.C. Reg. ix. 55. Jfo 1163.

30 AUGUST— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against hunting within six miles of royal palaces.
Edinburgh: 30 August 1610.

P.C. Reg. ix. 56. N° 1164.

6 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

In favour of sufferers from Orkney and Shetland against
the Earl of Orkney.

Edinburgh : 6 September 1610.

P.C. Reg. ix. 59. N0 1165.

6 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

Against ferrying the clan Gregor over Lochs Long, Goil,
or Lomond.

Edinburgh : 6 September 1610.

P.C. Reg. ix. 60. ifo hqq.

4 OCTOBER.- [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

For aiding the Justices of Dumbarton against the clan
Gregor.

Edinburgh : 4 October 1610.

P.C. Reg. ix. 67. N° 1167.

6 NOVEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

Proclaiming the Commissioners of the Peace for the
Shires.

Edinburgh : 6 November 1610.

P.C. Reg. ix. 75. N° 1168.

1611

31 JANUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-

CIL.]

Rewards for slaying chiefs of clan Gregor.
Stirling : 31 January 1611.

P.C. Reg. ix. 125.

N° 1160.

279

Nos 1170-88

1610-11: 44-45 James VI

31 JANUARY —BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

Against resetting the clan Gregor.

Stirling: 31 January 1611.

P.C. Reg. ix. 125. 1170.

31 JANUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

For transporting boats from Loch Lomond to Loch
Katrine.

Stirling : 31 January 1611.

P.C. Reg. ix. 126. N° 1171.

7 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

For the observance of Lent.

Edinburgh : 7 February 1611.

P.C. Reg. ix. 129. 1172.

19 FEBRUARY- [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

Against walking in the streets of Edinburgh after
10 p.m.

Edinburgh: 19 February 1611.

P.C. Reg. ix. 133. N° 1173.

22 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against a meeting in Annandale for horse racing.
Edinburgh: 22 March 1611.

P.C. Reg. ix. 152. N° 1174.

10 MAY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the frequent . . .

[Against the resort of disreputable Scots to court.]
Edinburgh: 10 May 1611.

No shipmasters to take passengers to London without
giving notice of their names and errands to the Council.

P.C. Reg. ix. 173. Ijo 1x75.

24 MAY— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against selling arms to Higlilandmen.
Edinburgh : 24 May 1611.

P.C. Reg. ix. 179. ijo H76.

28 MAY— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

For obedience to the Bishop of Orkney, the King’s
Commissioner.

Edinburgh: 28 May 1611.

P.C. Reg. ix. 182. jfo X177.

28 MAY— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Altering the name and date of Hamilton Fair.

From St. Lawrence Fair, 10 August, to St. Donat’s,
7 August.

P.C. Reg. ix. 182. jq-o X178.

6 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Anent the Commission over Orkney and Shetland.
Edinburgh : 6 June 1611.

P.C. Reg. ix. 185. jq-o X179.

27 JUNE.- [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as a grite many . . .

[Oath of allegiance to be taken by all Scotsmen returning
from abroad.]

Edinburgh: 27 June 1611.

P.C. Reg. ix. 201. iq-o 1X80.

9 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Prohibiting export of hides, leather, goat- or buck-skins
to England.

Edinburgh: 9 July 1611.

Eefersto English proclamation, No. 1056, q.v., prohibiting
export of leather to Scotland.

P.C. Reg. ix. 210. jq-0 H81,

11 JULY .—[BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis . . .

[Noblemen, &c., to appear on horseback or in coaches
at Edinburgh.]

Edinburgh: 11 July 1611.

P.C. Reg. ix. 212. jqo 1132.

1 AUGUST.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Passengers to Ireland to carry certificates of honesty, &c.
Edinburgh : 1 August 1611.

P.C. Reg. ix. 234. N° 1183

16 AUGUST.- [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the barbarous . . .
[Highlanders not to aid rebels of the Lewis against the
Tutor of Kintail.]

Edinburgh : 16 August 1611.

P.C. Reg. ix. 239. xq"o X184.

13 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

Against Sweden and Zealand dollars.
Edinburgh: 13 September 1611.

P.C. Reg. ix. 248. N° H85.

25 OCTOBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as it is understand . . .
[Anent the customs on English cloth.]
Edinburgh: 25 October 1611.

[Edinburgh: T. Finlason : 1611.]

Not found.

As customs on merchandise between England and Scot-
land have been re-imposed [see No. 1110, Eng.] the duties on
English cloth imposed 27 February 1589-90 are to be
enforced. Every imported bale is to be stamped with a cus-
toms seal before sale. This to be printed.

P.C. Reg. ix. 263. N° 1186.

25 OCTOBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] The Lordis . . . understanding the
grite . . .

[Concerning lading of vessels without customs
certificates.]

Edinburgh: 25 October 1611.

[Edinburgh: T. Finlason : 1611.]

Not found.

No ships to be laden or unladen at ports wffiere no customs
officers are stationed. This to be printed.

P.C. Reg. ix. 265. N° 1187.

25 OCTOBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as for reformatioun . . .
[Customs regulations on traffic between England and
Scotland.]

Edinburgh: 25 October 1611.

[Edinburgh: T. Finlason: 1611.]

Not found.

Concerning customs dockets for imported goods. This to
be printed.

P.C. Reg. ix. 267. 1188.

280

1611-12: 45 James VI

Nos 1189-1205

25 OCTOBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-

CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Lordi.s of . . .
[Against deceit of customs by fraudulent packing.]
Edinburgh : 25 October 1611.

[Edinburgh: T. Finlason : 1611.]

Not found.

This to be printed.

P.C. Eeg. ix. 268. N° 1189.

4 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

Against being in the streets of Edinburgh after 10 p.m.

bell.

Edinburgh : 4 November 1611.

P.C. Reg. ix. 277. N° 1100.

19 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] F orsamekle as albeit the most . . .
[Against usurers.]

Edinburgh : 19 November 1611.

P.C. Reg. ix. 283. H° 1191.

26 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-

CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis . . .
[Against the export of gold coins : raising their value.]
Edinburgh: 26 November 1611.

The double angel or unite now passing at £12 (Scots) is
worth and is to pass at £13. 4s., the double crown at £6. 12s.,
the Brittaine crown at £3. 6s., the thistle crown at 52s. 6 cl.,
the half-crown at 33s., the six -pound piece of gold at £6. 12s.
The English rois royal of gold at £19. 16s., the English
spur royal at £9. 18s., the English angel at £6. 12s. No
one to export gold or silver.

P.C. Reg. ix. 288 ; see 275; Patrick i. 220.

Cf. No. 1119, England. N° 1192.

6 DECEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-

dL.]

Abrogating certain unlawful customs in Orkney.
Edinburgh : 6 December 1611.

P.C. Reg. ix. 297. N° 1193,

1612

16 JANUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

[Forbidding export of gold and silver or use of decried
money.]

Edinburgh : 16 January 1612.

[Edinburgh : T. Finlason : 1612.]

Not found.

22 carat gold is now raised from £34. 18s. to £38. 11s. 0-ld.
per oz. at the mint. Foreign silver according to the rates
fixed Whitehall, 15 Dec. 1604, No. 1033, Eng., q.v. No
foreign or decried gold or silver is to be current. This
to be printed.

P.C. Reg. ix. 315 ; Patrick i. 221. H94.

4 FEBRUARY- [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

Against the resort of idle people to the English court.
Edinburgh : 4 February 1612.

Especially women, and naming Elizabeth Maxwell, late
wife of Sir John Grahame, Kt.

P.C. Reg. ix. 327. 1195

11 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

A search for Jesuits, papists, and excommunicates to be

made.

Edinburgh: 11 February 1612.

P.C. Reg. ix. 331. N° 1196.

20 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

The laws for enforcing the working of mines to be
observed.

Edinburgh : 20 February 1612.

P.C. Reg. ix. 333. 1197,

27 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as thair hath bene . . .
[Against shipping or unlading goods by night.]
Edinburgh : 27 February 1612.

P.C. Reg. ix. 338. N° 1198.

24 APRIL.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

For the arrest of Lord Maxwell and William Douglas
of Pinyerie.

Edinburgh : 24 April 1612.

P.C. Reg. ix. 360. N° 1199.

8 MAY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against transport of passengers to Orkney : rumoured
rising.

Edinburgh : 8 May 1612.

P.C. Reg. ix. 362. N° 1200.

19 MAY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Intended unlawful assemblies punishable, even if they
do not take place.

Edinburgh : 19 May 1612.

P.C. Reg. ix. 370. N° 1201.

19 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] [Be-
gins] Forsamekle as thair hes been . . .

[For the arrest of Lord Sanquhar, Robert and William
Carlyle.]

Edinburgh : 19 May 1612.

P.C. Reg. ix. 370. 1202.

26 MAY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Allowing export of imported English goods.
Edinburgh : 26 May 1612.

Rescinding proclamations Nos. 1101, 1148, q.v.

P.C. Reg. ix. 377. N° 1203.

26 MAY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it is undirstand . . .
[Permitting the export of linen yarn.]
Edinburgh : 26 May 1612.

P.C. Reg. ix. 378. N° 1204.

2 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it is fundin be . . .

[For licensing printing and sale of books.]
Edinburgh : 2 July 1612.

Divinity books to be licensed by an Archbishop ; history
or other humanity by the Secretary ; law by the Commis-
sioners of the Chancellor and College of Justice. No
imported book by a popish or suspect writer to be sold till
licensed by the bishop of the diocese or the secretary.

P.C. Reg. ix. 400. N° 1205.

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Nos 1206-24

1612-13 : 45-47 James VI

21 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as Mr. Alexander Home . . .
[For the sole use of Home’s Grammar in all grammar
schools.]

Edinburgh : 21 July 1612.

P.C. Reg. ix. 414. N° 1206.

4 AUGUST.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against the levy or transport of recruits for the King
of Sweden.

Edinburgh : 4 August 1612.

P.C. Reg. ix. 430. N° 1207.

4 AUGUST.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Lordis of . . .

[Against the violence of recruiters for the King of
Sweden.]

Edinburgh : 4 August 1612.

P.C. Reg. ix. 431. N° 1208.

23 AUGUST.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

For a Parliament at Edinburgh 12 October.
Edinburgh: 23 August 1612.

P.C. Reg. ix. 452. N° 1209.

13 OCTOBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the soverane . . .
[For keeping peace during the time of Parliament.]
Edinburgh : 13 October 1612.

P.C. Reg. ix. 472. Maitland Misc. iii. 109. N0 1210.

13 OCTOBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it is thoght . . .

[Anent riding with foot mantles to Parliament.]
Edinburgh : 13 October 1612.

P.C. Reg. ix. 473. Maitland Misc. iii. 110. N° 1211.

13 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as for eschewing . . .

[Anent the precedence of the nobility in Parliament.]
Edinburgh : 13 October 1612.

P.C. Reg. ix. 473. Maitland Misc. iii. 111. N° 1212.

10 DECEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as albeit proclama-
tiouns . . .

[Anent the import and sale of English beer.]
Edinburgh : 10 December 1612.

P.C. Reg. ix. 508. N° 1213.

22 DECEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-

CIL.]

Against the export of gold and silver coin. Foreign
coin to be brought to the mint.

Edinburgh : 22 December 1612.

P.C. Reg. ix 519 ; Patrick i. 225. N° 1213 a.

1613

26 JANUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as some of the Clan-

f;regour . . .

None of the clan Gregor to wear any armour.]
Edinburgh : 26 January 1613.

A small pointless knife allowed. Death for carrying any
other weapon.

P.C. Reg. ix. 539. jjo 1214.

9 FEBRUARY— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie

[All sequestered ministers in Glasgow diocese pardoned.]
Edinburgh: 9 February 1613.

P.C. Reg. ix. 650 ; see Calderwood vii. 181. jjo 1215.

11 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as to the grite offence

[Against excessive drinking of imported wines.]
Edinburgh : 11 February 1613.

P.C. Reg. ix. 551. N° 1216.

16 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-

CIL.]

For the due observance of Lent.

Edinburgh : 16 February 1613.

P.C. Reg. ix. 556. 1217.

17 MARCH— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as albeit the eating . . .

[For the due observance of Lent.]

Edinburgh : 17 March 1613.

P.C. Reg. x. 11. NO 1218.

17 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as althocht the . . .

[For the registration of all infeftments, &c., within forty

days.

Edinburgh : 17 March 1613.

P.C. Reg. X. 12. N° 1219.

7 APRIL— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the officeis of . . .
[Discharging the sheriffs-depute of certain counties.]
Edinburgh : 7 April 1613.

The Duke of Lennox and the Earl of Abercorn having
resigned the hereditary sheriffdoms of Edinburgh, Hadding-
ton, Linlithgow, and Dumbarton, their deputies are dis-
charged, ipso facto.

P.C. Reg. x. 20. N° 1220.

7 APRIL— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against the export of iron ore.

Edinburgh : 7 April 1613.

P.C. Reg. x. 22. N° 1221.

20 MAY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against the currency of foreign copper coin.
Edinburgh : 20 May 1613.

P.C. Reg. x. 57 ; Patrick i. 228. N° 1222.

15 JUNE. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as al thoght the Kingis . . .
^Concerning the mint prices of decried coins.]
Edinburgh: 15 June 1613.

Eois noble, Hary noble, and angel noble, £42 oz., 35s.
denier, Is. 5 d. grain ; thistle-noble, Portugal, double,
Ungaris ducat, and Ghentis noble, £41. 13s. id. oz., 33s. 8 d.
denier, Is. 5 d. grain ; gunhoill angel, cross and French
Harrie ducat, and Utrightis noble, £40. 16s. oz., 34s. denier,
Is. 5 d. grain ; French and potence crown, £39. 18s. 3d. oz.,
33s. 3d. denier, Is. id. grain ; Hat piece, £5 piece, Queen’s
piece MR, and with the naked craig, Spanish pistollet, and
milrea, £39 oz., 32s. 6 d. denier, Is. 3d. grain. Many other
pieces described.

P.C. Reg. x. 79 ; Patrick i. 231. N° 1223.

9 DECEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as Allane Camroun . . .
[For aiding the Marquis of Huntly against Cameron of
Lochiel.]

Edinburgh : 9 December 1613.

P.C. Reg. ix. 185. N° 1224.

282

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Nos 1225-43

9 DECEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL]

[Against resetting the adherents of Allan Cameron of
Lochiel.]

Edinburgh : 9 December 1613.

P.C. Reg. x. 186. N° 1225.

16 DECEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the auld . . .
[Against hunting in the Cheviots or Borders.]
Edinburgh : 16 December 1613.

P.C. Reg. x. 198. N° 1226.

1614

11 JANUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

Against resetting John and Donald Calder and others.

Edinburgh : 11 January 1614.

P.C. Reg. x. 201. N° 1227.

8 FEBRUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

For the price of English beer.

Edinburgh: 8 February 1614.

P.C. Reg. x. 207. N° 1227 a.

I MARCH- [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

For coining copper pence.

Edinburgh : 1 March 1614.

Copper penny and two-penny pieces to be coined, 25
pence to the ounce. Description of coin. Not to be legal
tender for more than six pence in the £.

P.C. Reg. x. 213 ; Patrick i. 233. N° 1227 b.

3 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as albeit thair . . .

[All subjects to receive the Communion on Easter Day.]
Edinburgh: 3 March 1614.

P.C. Reg. x. 215 ; see Calderwood vii. 191. N° 1228.

8 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as albeit thair hes . . .

[For the stricter observance of Lent.]

Edinburgh : 8 March 1614.

P.C. Reg. x. 218. N° 1229.

15 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it is understand to . . .

[For the return of silver ore taken from Hilderston
mines.]

Edinburgh: 15 March 1614.

P.C. Reg. x. 222. N° 1230.

6 APRIL.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as albeit thair hes . . .
[Merchants to bring in bullion corresponding to their
exports.]

Edinburgh: 6 April 1614.

P.C. Reg. x. 230. N° 1231.

II MAY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as informatioun being . . .
[Mariners may put to sea, as guard ships have been sent.]
Edinburgh: 11 May 1614.

P.C. Reg. x. 235. N° 1232.

21 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the exportatioun . . .
[Forbidding the export of gold and silver, and imposing
customs on imported victual.]

Edinburgh : 21 June 1614.

P.C. Reg. x. 243.

N° 1233.

21 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it is undirstand . . .
[Against transporting uncertified passengers from
Campvere.]

Edinburgh : 21 June 1614.

P.C. Reg. X. 244. Ifo 1234.

21 JUNE— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie . . .
[For a general wapinschaw on 27 July.]

21 June 1614.

Edinburgh

P.C. Reg. x. 244.

N° 1235.

5 OCTOBER— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie . . .
[Enforcing Acts against export of wool.]
Edinburgh : 5 October 1614.

P.C. Reg. X. 273. Ifo 1236.

1 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins Forsamekle as althoght by . . .
[Authorizing free import of victual till 1 September
1615.]

Edinburgh : 1 November 1614.

Repealing proclamation for customs on imported victual,
No. 1233, q.v.

P.C. Reg. x. 281. Ifo 1237.

1615

16 MARCH— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it hes bene . . .

[Against slaughter of lambs, export of sheep, &c., and
eating flesh in Lent or on fish days.]

Edinburgh : 16 March 1615.

P.C. Reg. x. 312.

N° 1238.

21 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie . . .
[Communion to be received on Easter Day yearly by all
persons.]

Edinburgh: 21 March 1615.

P.C. Reg. x. 316 ; see Calderwood vii. 196. Jfo 1239.

26 APRIL.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as althoght upoun . . .
[Against slaughter of lambs and export of sheep.]
Edinburgh : 26 April 1615.

P.C. Reg. X. 323. 1240.

26 APRIL. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL ]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie . . .
[Against the resort of base and beggarly Scots to
England.]

Edinburgh : 26 April 1615.

P.C. Reg. x. 324. N° 1241.

26 APRIL— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as amangis the mony . . .
[Against the buying up and export of eggs.]
Edinburgh: 26 April 1615.

P.C. Reg. X. 325. N° 1242.

21 NOVEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as it is understand

[No one to go to Court to sue for debts due by the King
without licence.]

Edinburgh : 21 November 1615.

P.C. Reg. x. 408. N° 1243.

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1616

25 JANUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as some factious . . .
[Warning the people of Orkney against false rumours.]
Edinburgh : 25 January 1616.

P.C. Reg. X. 449. 1244.

15 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

For the keeping of Lent.

Edinburgh: 15 February 1616.

P.C. Reg. X. 458. N° 1245.

19 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE KING.] [Begins]
James . . . Forsamekle as our owne earnest desyre

[Against killing game near royal palaces.]
Newmarket : 19 February 1616.

As the King will visit Scotland in 1617, the laws against
killing game in the Cheviots or within 8 miles of any royal
palace are to be strictly enforced till September 1617.

P.C. Reg. x. 458. N° 1246.

14 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Forbidding the killing of lambs this year.
Edinburgh : 14 March 1616.

P.C. Reg. X. 475. 1247.

30 APRIL.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as albeit thair hes . . .

[ Penalties on slaying, selling, or eating: game for a year.]
Edinburgh : 30 April 1616.

Enforcing proclamation 19 Feb., No. 1246, q.v., and
specifying penalties.

P.C. Reg. x. 504. N° 1248.

22 MAY.- [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis . . .

[Against the import of tobacco or its sale or use in
Scotland.]

Edinburgh : 22 May 1616.

[Edinburgh: T. Finlason: 1616.]

Not found.

All tobacco to be forfeited, half to informer. This to be
printed.

P.C. Reg. x. 516. N° 1249.

13 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the oathe of . . .

[For the use of ‘ God and the King ’.]
Edinburgh: 13 June 1616.

‘ God and the King ’ to be used in all schools and univer-
sities in Scotland, as it is in England, No. 1175, Eng., and
Ireland, No. 221, q.v. Every family to have a copy. James
Primrose, Clerk of the Council, to have a monopoly of it for
Scotland for 2 1 years.

P.C. Reg. x. 534 ; see 521, 530. jjo 1250

11 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis . . .

[Trade with Ireland to be restricted to allowed ports.]
Edinburgh: 11 July 1616.

P.C. Reg. x. 566. jjo 1251

16 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Confirming an Act of the Convention of Burghs
concerning barrels for herring, whitefish, and beef.
Edinburgh : 16 July 1616.

P.C. Reg. X. 578. 1252.

18 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] James . . . Foi’samekle as the prelates . . .
[Summoning a General Assembly at Aberdeen
13 August.]

Edinburgh: 18 July 1616.

Found only in MS.

Adv. Wodrow MS. 43. 77.

P.C. Reg. x. 580 ; Calderwood vii. 220 (19 July). N° 1253.

1 AUGUST— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kings Majestie . . .
[Enforcing the laws against export of wool.]
Edinburgh : 1 August 1616.

P.C. Reg. X. 592. N° 1254.

19 AUGUST.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the tak of . . .

[Putting the tack of the Customs up to roup.]
Edinburgh : 19 August 1616.

P.C. Reg. x. 598. N° 1255.

27 AUGUST— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as althocht by . . .

[For keeping the peace during the Hay trials.]
Edinburgh : 27 August 1616.

P.C. Reg. x. 604. N° 1256.

14 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as albeit the . . .
[Against resetting gipsies, and enforcing the laws
against them.]

Edinburgh: 14 November 1616.

P.C. Reg. x. 655. N° 1257.

10 DECEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] James . . . Forsomekle as it is
vnderstand . . .

[Parish registers to bo kept by ministers.]
Edinburgh : 10 December 1616.

Found only in MS.

Aberdeen (7).

P.C. Reg. x. 669. N° 1258.

10 DECEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as one of the chief . . .
[For enforcing the laws against Jesuits, &c.]
Edinburgh : 10 December 1616.

P.C. Reg. x. 670. N° 1259.

10 DECEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as albeit thair hes . . .
[Archbishops, &c., to survey all passengers in outgoing
and incoming ships.]

Edinburgh : 10 December 1616.

Found only in MS.

Aberdeen (8).

P.C. Reg. X. 671.

This and following three ‘proclaimed at the mercat crosse of
Abirdene be Robert Master, messinger, xxii. February 1617.’

N° 1260.

284

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Nos 1261-78

10 DECEMBER [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie

[That a school be in all parishes maintained by the
parishioners and the ‘ Irish ’ language abolished.]
Edinburgh : 10 December 1616.

Found only in MS.

Aberdeen (8).

P.C. Reg. x. 671. Maitland Misc. ii. 22. N° 1261.

10 DECEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie

[Anent the presenting of bairns to the Bishop at the
visitation of the parish kirk.]

Edinburgh : 10 December 1616.

Found only in MS.

Aberdeen (8).

P.C. Reg. x. 672. Mailland Misc. ii. 24. 1262.

10 DECEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] James . . . Forsomekill as we and
the . . .

[None to practise physic without a testimonial from the
Bishop.]

Edinburgh : 10 December 1616.

Found only in MS.

Aberdeen (8).

P.C. Reg. X. 672. N° 1263.

1617

14 JANUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis . . .

[Against killing deer from the park of Falkland.]
Edinburgh : 14 January 1617.

P.C. Reg. xi. 7. N° 1264.

4 FEBRUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins’ Forsamekle as the Lords . . under-
standing . . .

[For the strict observance of Lent this year.]
Edinburgh : 4 February 1617.

P.C. Reg. xi. 26. N° 1265.

13 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the magistratis of

[For lodgings in the Canongate : royal visit.]
Edinburgh: 13 February 1617.

P.C. Reg. xi. 32. N° 1266.

13 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as thair hes bene . . .

[Against beggars and vagabonds.]

Edinburgh : 13 February 1617,

P.C. Reg. xi. 33. N° 1267.

17 FEBRUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie

[For the meeting of Parliament 2 7 May.]
Edinburgh: 17 February 1617.

P.C. Reg. xi. 36. N° 1268.

4 MARCH— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Lordis . . hes thoght . . .
[For the Convention of Estates 5 March.]
Edinburgh : 4 March 1617.

P.C. Reg. xi. 55. N° 1269.

13 MARCH.- [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie and . . .
[Against burning the heather (mure-burn) after March.]
Edinburgh: 13 March 1617.

P.C. Reg. xi. 62. N0 1270.

18 MARCH .— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie is in-
formed . . .

[Against pulling wool from sheep instead of clipping it.]

Edinburgh: 18 March 1617.

P.C. Reg. xi. 67.

N° 1271.

20 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majesties awne

[Against sale of wildfowl, partridges, or venison before
the King’s arrival.]

Edinburgh : 20 March 1617,

P.C. Reg. xi. 69. ]>fo 1272.

30 APRIL.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie haveing

[For peaceable behaviour during the King’s visit.]
Edinburgh : 30 April 1617.

P.C. Reg. xi. 108. N° 1273.

30 APRIL. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie and . . .
[For the delivery of supplications, &c., 20 days before
Parliament.]

Edinburgh : 30 April 1617.

P.C. Reg. xi. 109. 1274.

30 APRIL.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majesties awno

[Against killing moorfowl, partridges, &c., within 10
miles of Edinburgh.]

Edinburgh : 30 April 1617.

P.C. Reg. xi. 110. NO 1276.

7 MAY— [BY THE KING.] [Begins] Forsamekle
as the Kingis Majesteis vehement . . .

[Concerning private suits to the King on his visit.]
Alnwick : 7 May 1617.

P.C. Reg. xi. 121. 1276.

28 MAY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie in his

[Against killing wildfowl within 10 miles of Holyrood
House.]

Edinburgh : 28 May 1617.

P.C. Reg. xi. 140. N° 1277.

12 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as for eshewing of . . .

[For the observance of precedence in and riding to
Parliament.]

Edinburgh : 12 June 1617.

P.C. Reg. xi. 150. N° 1278.

285

Nos 1279-97

1617-18: 50-51 James VI

1 JULY— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as divers of
his Majesteis . . .

[Against import of wines till 1 January next.]
Edinburgh: 1 July 1617.

P.C. Reg. xi. 170. N° 1279.

1 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins Forsamekle as thair is ane certane . . .

[For the recovery of His Majesty’s plate.]
Edinburgh: 1 July 1617.

P.C. Reg. xi. 170. H0 1280.

Against keeping stacks of heather, broom, whins, or other
fuel in the vennels, closes, or streets, exposing butchers’
offal in the streets or closes, or melting tallow in the town.
The fuel and slaughter-houses to be moved to the North
Loch.

P.C. Reg. xi. 310 ; Acts iv. 627. U° 1288.

19 FEBRUARY— [BY THE ESTATES.] Acts
anent weghtis and measouris.

Edinburgh : 19 February 1618.

Acts iv. 585 ; see P.C. Reg. xi. 319. Jfo 1289.

31 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Against intercommuning with Cameron of Lochiel and
his clan.]

Edinburgh: 31 July 1617.

P.C. Reg. xi. 207. N° 1281.

20 AUGUST.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the takkismen and . . .

[For a roup of the tack of the Customs 10 September.]
Edinburgh : 20 August 1617.

P.C. Reg. xi. 214. N° 1282.

1 OCTOBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie with

[Renewing proclamation against import of wines.]
Edinburgh : 1 October 1617.

P.C. Reg. xi. 240. 1283.

1 OCTOBER.- [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as albeit thair
hes . . .

[Against killing wildfowl except by hawking.]
Edinburgh : 1 October 1617.

P.C. Reg. xi. 241. N° 1284.

4 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as . . . for some speciall

[For a General Assembly at St. Andrews 25 November.]
Edinburgh : 4 November 1617.

P.C. Reg. xi. 253. N° 1285.

23 DECEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the first terrnes . . .
[For payment of the first term of the £200,000 taxation.]
Edinburgh: 23 December 1617.

P.C. Reg. xi. 284. N° 1286.

1618

22 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as
it is the dewtie of all . . .

[For the observation of the five Church holidays.]
Edinburgh : 22 January 1618.

Christmas, Good Friday, Easter, Ascension, and Whit-
sunday.

P.C. Reg. xi. 296 ; Calderwood vii. 290 ; published 28 January.

N° 1287.

17 FEBRUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as . . . considering the

[Against keeping fuel, &c., in the streets of Edinburgh.]
Edinburgh: 17 February 1618.

5 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as . . . haveing advisit . . .
[Price of English beer limited to £6 the barrel or 18cZ.
the pint.]

Edinburgh : 5 March 1618.

P.C. Reg. xi. 323. N° 1290.

12 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as his Majestie

[Against fishing in Danish waters near the Isle of
Faroe.]

Edinburgh : 12 March 1618.

P.C. Reg. xi. 328. 1291.

26 MARCH .— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as thair is a verie . . .

[Anent salmon poaching (black fish).]
Edinburgh: 26 March 1618.

P.C. Reg. xi. 334. 1292.

31 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as albeit thair hes . . .
[Merchants to import bullion proportional to their
exports.]

Edinburgh : 31 March 1618.

P.C. Reg. xi. 339; Patrick i. 236. 1*° 1293.

9 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the commissionaris . . .

[The Burghs to adopt the standard ell, firlot, and pint-
stoup.J

Edinburgh : 9 June 1618.

P.C. Reg. xi. 374. N° 1294.

11 JUNE— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as after mony . . .

[Against resetting the family of Gordon of Gicht.]
Edinburgh: 11 June 1618.

P.C. Reg. xi. 378. N° 1295.

11 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as . . . ar informed of . . .
[Against a combination of the pages.]
Edinburgh : 11 June 1618.

P.C. Reg. xi. 379. N° 1296.

16 JULY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as . . . for some speciall . . .
[Privy Council to meet at Holyrood House.]
Holyrood House: 16 July 1618.

P.C. Reg. xi. 408. N° 1297.

286

1618-19: 52-53 James VI

Nos 1298-1316

30 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as . . . upoun divers . . .

[For a meeting of the General Assembly at Perth
25 August.]

Holyrood House : 30 July 1618.

P.C. Reg. xi. 419. jjo J298.

9 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as sen the happie unioun

[Articles for the government of the Middle Shires.]
Holyrood House : 9 September 1618.
[Edinburgh: T. Finlason : 1618.]

Not found.

P.C. Reg. xi. 440. Order to print (p. 426). 1299.

21 OCTOBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as in the General Assembly . . .
[The King’s approval of the Acts of the Perth Assembly.]
Holyrood House : 21 October 1618.

P.C. Reg. xi. 454 ; Calderwood vii. 337. ]>jo 1300.

3 NOVEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

Anent weights and measures.

Edinburgh : 3 November 1618.

See P.C. Reg. xi. 462. 1301.

15 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] Commanding the return
to Scotland of the Earl of Argyle.

Edinburgh : 15 November 1618.

P.C. Reg. xi. 467. jjo 1392.

26 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as althocht the . . .
[Imposing a custom on imported victual till 1 Jan. 1620.]
Edinburgh : 26 November 1618.

P.C. Reg. xi. 473. N° 1303,

1619

4 FEBRUARY.- [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as tyme the moder . . .
[The Earl of Argyle proclaimed a traitor.]
Edinburgh : 4 February 1619.

P.C. Reg. xi. 607. jjo 1304.

4 FEBRUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as albeit thair hes . . .
[Against hunting within 4 miles of royal palaces.]
Edinburgh : 4 February 1619.

P.C. Reg. xi. 508. jq’o ^395

No foreign coin to be current, but to be taken to the Mint.
Prices: gold, 22 carats fine, £39. 3s. 5 cl. Scots ; silver, 11
deniers fine, 58s. lOd. Scots.

P.C. Reg. xi. 633; Patrick i. 237. 1307.

11 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as . . . having
consideratioun ...

[Concerning the currency of rose-nobles.]
Edinburgh : 11 March 1619.

Proclamation of 9 March, No. 1307, q.v., only applies to
the Spur royal, all other nobles are to pass.

P.C. Reg. xi. 538; Patrick i. 239. 1308.

12 MAY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle . . . hes thoght meett . . .
[Council to meet at Holyrood House.]
Edinburgh : 12 May 1619.

P.C. Reg. xi. 571. 1309.

1 JUNE.— [BY THE KING AND PRIVY
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle as in the
Generali Assemblie . . .

[Requiring obedience to the Articles of Perth.]
Holyrood House: 1 June 1619.

P.C. Reg. xi. 579; see Calderwood vii. 380 ; proclaimed 2 June.

N° 1310.

1 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as thair hes beine . . .

[Against beggars and indiscriminate alms-giving.]
Holyrood House : 1 July 1619.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers (l).1
P.C. Reg. xii. 2.

1 Proclaimed at Edinburgh 7 July by Walter Ritchie. 1311.

8 JULY. - [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as . . . informed that thir diverse

[Against disturbances at the herring drive of Dunbar.]
Holyrood House: 8 July 1619.

P.C. Reg. xii. 8. N° 1312.

15 JULY .—[BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameikle as thair is a seditious . . .

[For calling in and burning the book ‘ Perth Assembly ’.]
Holyrood House : 15 July 1619.

P.C. Reg. xii. 15 ; see Calderwood vii. 389. 1^° 1313.

15 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the commissionaris . . .

[Tlie Aberdeen salmon barrel of 10 gallons to be the
standard.]

Holyrood House: 15 July 1619.

P.C. Reg. xii. 16. N° 1314.

2 MARCH— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as . . . considdering the grite . . .
[For enforcing the Acts against ‘ mureburne ’ after
March.]

Edinburgh: 2 March 1619.

P.C. Reg. xi. 525. Ijo 1300.

9 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the trans-

f>orting of . . .

Against export of coin and use of foreign coin.]
Edinburgh : 9 March 1619.

22 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameikle as it is thoght . . .

[Privy Council to meet at Laigh Council House, Edin-
burgh.]

Holyrood House : 22 July 1619.

P.C. Reg. xii. 27. N° 1315.

9 AUGUST.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL ]

[Begins] Forsameikill . . . hes ressaveit certane . . .
[Against the bringing of the plague by Denmark ships.]
Holyrood House : 9 August 1619.

P.C. Reg. xii. 62. N° 1316.

287

N°s 1317-34

1619-20 : 53 James VI

6 OCTOBER— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the exportatioun of . . .
[Ao-ainst the export of artillery and munitions of war.]
Edinburgh : 6 October 1619.

P.C. Keg. xii. 88. N° 1317.

27 OCTOBER. — [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle as althocht the hame
bringing . . .

[For a dut}^ on imported wheat and other victual.]
Edinburgh : 27 October 1619.
r.C. Keg. xii. 94. N° 1318.

9 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle as it is understand . . .
[Against the resett of John Kennedy and his servitor.]
Edinburgh : 9 November 1619.

P.C. Reg. xii. 116. ]ST° 1319.

25 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as . . . haveing considera-
tioun . . .

[Against light gold coin, weights and values of current
gold.]

Edinburgh : 25 November 1619.

Edinburgh : T. Finlason : 1619.

[Not found.]

Bose royal £18, Spur royal (angel gold) £9, Angel £6.
New unit (crown gold) £12, new double crown £6, new
Britain crown £3 Scots. An ounce of gold, 22 carats fine,
£39. 3s. 5 d. mint price.

P.C. Reg. xii. 124 ; see No. 1254, Eng. ; Patrick i. 291. If0 1320.

1620

11 JANUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as albeit ordour, pollice,

[Tapsters to keep double and single ale at fixed prices.]
Edinburgh: 11 January 1620.

P.C. Reg. xii. 157. N° 1321.

11 JANUARY.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as althoght . . .

[Against mixing English beer with ale, &c.]
Edinburgh: 11 January 1620.

P.C. Reg. xii. 158. Ifo 1322.

II JANUARY. — [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] F orsamekle . : . for diverse goode . . .
[Reducing custom on exported victuals.]

Edinburgh : 11 January 1620.

P.C. Reg. xii. 159. jjo 1323.

1 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle as the first and secund

[For the payment of the terms of the taxation of 1617

due.]

Edinburgh : 1 February 1620.

P.C. Reg. xii. 194. j^-o 1324

1 FEBRUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle as albeit thair hes . . .
[Against secret landing of goods to defraud the customs.]
Edinburgh: 1 February 1620.

P.C. Reg. xii. 198. jq-o 1325

288

10 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

Against the casting of ballast in the Forth.
Edinburgh: 10 February 1620.

See P.C. Reg. xii. 203. jq'o 1326.

15 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle as the commission-
aris . . .

[Concerning the use of standard measures in trade.]
Edinburgh : 15 February 1620.

P.C. Reg. xii. 203. Jfo 1327.

24 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as it is agrieabill . . .
[Fixing the price of imported ‘ sowins ’ and ‘ Easterline ’

beer.]

Holyrood House : 24 February 1620.

P.C. Reg. xii. 210. N° 1328.

29 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as althoght thair hes

[For the more strict observation of Lent.]
Holyrood House: 29 February 1620.

P.C. Reg. xii. 216. Jfo 1329.

7 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] James . . . Forsamekle as althoght the . . .
[For the strict observation of the laws against export of
gold and silver.]

Holyrood House : 7 March 1620.

Found only in MS. Ja. Prymrois.

Reg. Misc. Papers (16).

P.C. Reg. xii. 222 ; see 764.

Original with attestations of proclamation at Edinburgh, Glasgow,
Ayr, Perth, Dundee, Montrose, Aberdeen. jjo 1330.

22 APRIL.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle . . . resolved, God willing, . . .
[Against hunting within six miles of royal palaces.]
Edinburgh : 22 April 1620.

P.C. Reg. xii. 256. 1331,

8 MAY— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as althoght thair hes . . .

[For the enlistment of beggars for service under
Col. Gray.]

Edinburgh : 8 May 1620.

P.C. Reg. xii. 259. 1332.

8 MAY— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameikle as a nornber of . . .

[For enlisting masterless men on the Borders under
Col. Gray.]

Edinburgh : 8 May 1620.

P.C. Reg. xii. 260. N° 1333.

17 MAY— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as a nombre of personis . . .
[Those enlisted for the wars in Bohemia to attend
muster to-morrow.]

Edinburgh : 17 May 1620.

P.C. Reg. xii. 272.

N° 1334.

1620-1: 53-54 James VI

Nos 1335-48

1 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekie as the frequent and daylie . . .
[Against resort to England without licence from the
Council.]

Holyrood House: 1 June 1620.

P.C. Reg. xii. 274. N° 1335,

8 JUNE. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation For Keeiping the Actes of the last
generall Assemblies of the Kirk. [Begins] Whereas
. . . oute of a trew and . . .

Holyrood House : 8 June 1620.

Edinburgh : T. Finlason : [1620].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 221 of kynd 1620.

Adv. Wodrow MS. 43. 95.

P.C. Reg. xii. 279 ; Calderwood vii. 444 ; proclaimed 19th.

Printed on two sheets pasted together before printing. 1336.

12 JULY.— [BY THE LORDS OP COUNCIL
AND SESSION.] Ane Act Against All Vn-
lawfull Alienations, made by Dyvours and Banck-
rupts.

Edinburgh : 12 July 1620.

[Edinburgh] : T. Finlason : [1620].

1 f. Roman letter.

Maje- [rat]her to

All alienations made since contracting a debt, except for
a valuable consideration, to be void at the suit of a creditor.
Bankrupts and those who cover them in these frauds to be
declared infamous, incapable of holding office or being
received as witnesses.

B.L.1

1 The folio is printed on two pages pasted together before printing.

N° 1337.

14 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekie as it is understand . . .

[Against goods from Konigsberg : plague.]
Edinburgh : 14 July 1620.

P.C. Reg. xii. 322. N° 1338.

27 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekie as it is understand . . .

[Against the resett of William Stewart and his son.]
Holyrood House : 27 July 1620.

P.C. Reg. xii. 336. ]^o 1339

29 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Anent Tanning and Barkino- of
Hydes.

Haly-rud-house : 29 July 1620.

Edinburgh : T. Finlason : [1620].

2 ff. on 4 : Roman letter.

Arms 221 of selfe 2) from Yeeres.

In consequence of a petition presented to Parliament
anent the badness of Scottish leather, Iohn, Lord Erskine
has imported the following Englishmen to teach the trade :
George Harason, Nicolas Richardson, Cuthbert Hutcheson,
Edward Craiges, Cuthbert Hutcheson younger, Ihon Robeson,
Thomas Dobieson, Thomas Dobieson younger, Robert Har-
fard, and George Lambert of Durham, Ihon Heroun, Reynold
Milbourn, Harie Tvvedaill, Thomas Wallace, George Ogill of
Hexem, Philip Shilton of Chester of the Street, and George
Wilsoun of Morpet. Instructions are given in full for
the preparation of the hides, &c. Two lime-pots to be kept
7x4x5 feet. Hides to lie in fresh water three days, then for
five or six weeks in the lime-pots, being handled three days a
week. They are then to be washed and then put in a baitte
with pigeon-dung or hen-pen for eight days. They are then

YOL. II 289

put in the bark-pots, of which there must be five or six, two
of them 7x5x5 feet for lopping, the others 3x3x3 and
covered. They are to be shifted every three days. Hides for
over leather to be tanned twenty-four weeks in the bark -pot,
sole-leather twenty-eight weeks. They are then to be air-
dried under cover. These strangers will be sent to various
parts of the kingdom. All tanners to whom they are sent
to give them full charge of the work, and allow them to put
their hides in with the others. They are to have full liberty
to trade. Any tanners giving up trade to be brought before
Privy Council. No unsealed leather may be sold after 1 Nov.
1621. ‘ Ordeined to bee published in print.’ Per Actum

B. Secreti Consilii.

Aberdeen (9).1
P.C. Reg. xii. 304 (dated 1 July).

1 Each folio is printed on two folios pasted together before printing.

N° 1340.

1621

30 JANUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekie as the fisheing and . . .
[For the revival of Scottish pearl-fishing.]
Edinburgh : 30 January 1621.

P.C. Reg. xii. 408. N° 1341.

13 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

For the observance of Lent.

Edinburgh : 13 February 1621.

P.C. Reg. xii. 421. N° 1342.

15 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-

CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekie . . . ar informed that

[Against a combination of cordwainers to raise the price
of boots, &c.]

Edinburgh : 15 February 1621.

P.C. Reg. xii. 424. N° 1343.

6 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekie as . . . upoun speciall and . . .
[For a meeting of Parliament 1 June.]
Edinburgh : 6 March 1621.

P.C. Reg. xii. 438. N° 1344.

20 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekie as . . . oute of his singulair . . .
[Discharging the home-bringing of foreign glass.]
Edinburgh : 20 March 1621.

P.C. Reg. xii. 451. N° 1345.

22 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekie as the bringing of victuall . . .
[Imposing a duty on imported wheat, &c.]
Edinburgh : 22 March 1621.

P.C. Reg. xii. 455. 1340.

21 APRIL— BY THE KING. [Begins] James . . .

Forsamekie as we knoweing weele that . . .
[Proposals for next Parliament to be lodged by 20 May.]
Westminster: 21 April 1621.

P.C. Reg. xii. 475 ; Calderwood vii. 459. N° 1347.

16 MAY. -[BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekie as the soverane . . .

[Proroguing Parliament from 1 June to 23 July.]
Edinburgh : 16 May 1621.

P.C. Reg. xii. 482.

N° 1348.
P p

Nos 1349-66

1621: 54-55 James VI

26 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle . . . for mony grite caussis . . .
[Against killing wildfowl and hunting game near royal

palaces.]

Edinburgh : 26 June 1621.

P.C. Reg. xii. 504. N° 1349.

5 JULY .—[BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle . . . oute of his singulair . . .
[Forbidding the import of foreign soap after 10 August.]
Edinburgh : 5 July 1621.

P.C. Reg. xii. 518. N° 1350-

19 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the soverane and . . .

[For keeping the peace during the Parliament.]
Edinburgh : 19 July 1621.

P.C. Reg. xii. 534. N° 1351.

19 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekill ... in the whole course . . .
[Against resett of Allan Cameron of Lochiel — 5,000
merks reward for him, dead or alive.]

Edinburgh: 19 July 1621.

P.C. Reg. xii. 541. N° 1352.

19 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle . . . having now
by his . . .

[For a hosting in Badenoch and Lochaber against
Lochiel.]

Edinburgh : 19 July 1621.

P.C. Reg. xii. 542. N° 1353.

23 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameikle as it is understands . . .

[All non-resident ministers to leave Edinburgh in 24
hours.]

Holyrood House : 23 July 1621.

Found only in MS.

Adv. Wodrow MS. 43. 98.

Calderwood vii. 473. 1354.

23 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it is concludit . . .

[Anent the riding to Parliament 25 July.]

Holyrood House : 23 July 1621.

P.C. Reg. xii. 544. ]yo 1355.

3 AUGUST.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as all materis presentit . . .

[For the riding of the Estates 4 August.]

Edinburgh : 3 August 1621.

P.C. Reg. xii. 555. jg-o 1356.

4 AUGUST. — [BY THE ESTATES.] [Begins]

James . . . Forsamekle as the thrie estates . . .

[Tax of 30s. on every pound land of old extent, &c.]
Edinburgh : 4 August 1621.

Found only in MS. Ja. Prymroice.

The King is at great charges for the benefit of religion,
and the following taxes have been granted : 30s. on every
pound land of old extent at Candlemas 1622, Martimes 1622,
Martimes 1623, and Martimes 1624. Money to be paid to
John, Earl of Mar. The magistrates, &c., in the sheriffdom
of [Abirdene] are to meet and arrange for the uplifting of this
sum. Per actum Padiamenti.

Aberdeen (10).1

1 Fragment of seal. Note 23 July (?) 1622 as to the apportionment.
Endorsed : Mr. George bysset collector off the Taxe. jg-° 13517

290

4 AUGUST.— [BY THE ESTATES.] [Begins]
James . . . Forsamekill as the thrie . . .

[Letters of belief for the first instalment of the tax
of 30s.]

Edinburgh : 4 August 1621.

Found only in MS.

The first instalment to be paid within twenty days after
the receipt of these.

Aberdeen (ll).1

1 A copy, unsigned, of the original. Endorsed: ‘ Copy of the sheriff’s
letter of Beleiff for the extraordinary taxation on . . .’ N° 1358.

20 AUGUST.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Proclama-
tion of the Acts of Parliament.

Calderwood vii. 506.

29 AUGUST — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle . . . haveing tane grite panes . . .
[Against the ringleaders of the clan Gregor.]
Edinburgh : 29 August 1621.

P.C. Reg. xii. 565. N° 1359.

10 OCTOBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle . . . haveing bestowit . . .
[1,000 merks for the heads of three chiefs of the clan
Gregor.]

Edinburgh : 10 October 1621.

P.C. R 'g. xii. 578 ; Maitland Misc. iii. 39. N° 1360.

1 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins Forsamekle . . . resolved, Godwill-

ing,

[Against killing game within 6 miles of royal palaces.]
Edinburgh : 1 November 1621.

P.C. Reg. xii. 584; Maitland Misc. iii. 42. N° 1361.

20 NOVEMBER.- [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as informatioun being

[Pardoning the Earl of Argyle.]

Edinburgh : 20 November 1621.

P.C. Reg. xii. 593. N° 1362.

20 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as it is thoght meete . . .
[For a public roup of the customs 28 November.]
Edinburgh : 20 November 1621.

P.C. Reg. xii. 595. jg-o 1333

22 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as it hes pleasit God

[Against the export of victual.]

Edinburgh : 22 November 1621.

P.C. Reg. xii. 598. jg-0 1364.

22 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the penult day . . .
[Proroguing the date of preparation of Taxation Rolls
of Prelacies.]

Edinburgh : 22 November 1621.

P.C. Reg. xii. 600. jg-° 1365.

29 NOVEMBER.- [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as it is understand . . .
[Lieges to be supplied with coal at old prices before
foreign dealers.]

Edinburgh : 29 November 1621.

P.C. Reg. xii. 605. N° 1366.

1621-3: 55-56 James VI

Nos 1367-85

13 DECEMBER.- [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Three Estatis

[Provision for collection of the taxation in Moray.]
Edinburgh : 13 December 1621.

P.C. Reg. xii. 615. N® 1367.

1622

19 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle . . . hes thoght meete . .
[Council to sit at Holy rood House.]

Edinburgh : 19 March 1622.

P.C. Reg. xii. 684. N° 1368.

21 MARCH— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it is understand . . .

[Foreign as well as native leather to be sealed.]
Holyrood House : 21 March 1622.

P.C. Reg. xii. 685. N° 1369.

1 APRIL.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as, althoght by ane . . .
[Reducing custom on imported victual to old rates.]
Edinburgh: 1 April 1622.

Wheat may be exported if twice the quantity of other
grain is imported.

P.C. Reg. xii. 702. 1370.

15 MAY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it hes pleasit . . .

[For obedience to Sir John Buchanan in Orkney and
Shetland.]

Holyrood House : 15 May 1622.

P.C. Reg. xii. 715. 1371.

18 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Begins] Forsamekle . . . haveing bestowit grite . . .
For arming the clan Chattan against Lochiel.]
Edinburgh : 18 June 1622.

P.C. Reg. xii. 744. j^o 1372.

18 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as in the Commissioun of Jus-
ticiary grantit to the Erlis of Nithisdaill . . .
[Nomination of subordinates for charge of the Borders.]
Edinburgh : 18 July 1622.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 17. jjo 1373

23 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it is understand to the
Lorclis of Secreit Counsell . . .

[Against carrying wine into the Isles.]
Edinburgh : 23 July 1622.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 21. 1374

25 JULY .—[BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Ivingis Majestie, upoun
goode proofe of the sufficiency . . .

[For obedience to James Sinclair, Sheriff of Caithness.]
Edinburgh: 25 July 1622.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 24. jq-o 1375

30 JULY .—[BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis
Majestie oute of his princelie and tender . . .
[Forbidding the import or sale of tobacco.]
Edinburgh : 30 July 1622.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 28. ^373

14 NOVEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as, the Kingis Majestie
haveing bestowit grite panes . . .

[Commission of fire and sword to Colin, Lord Kintail,
and others.]

Edinburgh : 14 November 1622.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 83. jq-o 1377,

14 NOVEMBER— [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle
as, the Kingis Majestie . . .

[For concurrence of islanders with Lord Kintail.]
Edinburgh : 14 November 1622.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 85. N° 1373.

28 NOVEMBER .— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as it is weill knowin
that his Majestie hes not onlie . . .

[Conditions under which tobacco may be sold.]
Edinburgh: 28 November 1622.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 102. 1379.

5 DECEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] . . . having consideratioun of the
great hurt and prejudice . . .

[Commission to Earl of Winton : illegal fishing.]
Edinburgh : 5 December 1622.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 111. N° 1330.

19 DECEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle
as, George, Earle of C'athnes, being unmyndfull . . .
[To aid Lord Gordon against Earl of Caithness.]
Edinburgh : 19 December 1622.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 127. 1381.

19 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as it hes pleasit God
to visite this kingdome . . .

[Against export of victual.]

Edinburgh : 19 December 1622.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 129. N° 1382.

1623

23 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as,
George, Earle of Caithnes, being unmyndfull . . .
[Against communion with the Earl of Caithness.]
Edinburgh : 23 January 1623.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 150. 1383.

23 JANUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle
as the Commissioun grantit be his Majestie . . .
[Extraordinary Commissioners for the Borders.]
Edinburgh : 23 January 1623.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 155. jfo 1384.

11 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
SECRET COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle
as, . . . having shaken af his Majesteis obedience . . .
[Against carrying gunpowder and arms into Caithness.]
Edinburgh: 11 February 1623.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 163. N° 1385.

P P 2

291

Nos 1386-1403

1623: 56-57 James VI

25 FEBRUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

For the observance of Lent.

Edinburgh: 25 February 1623.

P.C. Keg. xiii. 178. N° 1386.

13 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET CpUNCIL.]

Reappointing Lord Fraser of Lovat as Sheriff of Elgin.

Edinburgh : 13 March 1623.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 186. 1° 1387.

31 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it hes pleasit God to visite
this kingdom throghout . . .

[Against forestallers and engrossers.]

Edinburgh : 31 March 1623.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 203. N° 1388.

23 APRIL- [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Proclamation anent hornaris.

Edinburgh : 23 April 1 623.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 216. 1389.

9 MAY— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Quheras there was a verie great barbaritie
and violence committit . . .

[For restitution of goods taken from the Dunkirk ship
at Leith.]

Edinburgh : 9 May 1623.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers. Original.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 218. N° 1390.

14 MAY.- [BY THE COMMISSIONERS FOR

GRIEVANCES.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the
Kingis Majestie (having no worldlie thing . . .
[Grievance and complaints to be given in.]
Edinburgh: 14 May 1623.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 222 ; Calderwood vii. 575 (proclaimed 19th).

N° 1391.

5 JUNE. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] As divers personis, preferring their awne
contentment to his Majesteis . . .

[Against hunting in Glenalmond.]

Holyrood House : 5 June 1623.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 233. N° 1302.

14 JUNE. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the grite derthe and plague

[Temporary act for relief of the poor.]

Edinburgh : 14 June 1623.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers (105), original signed.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 257. N<> 1393.

17 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Lordis of Secreit Counsell
are suirlie informed . . .

[Against throwing ballast into the Forth above
Queensferry.]

Holyrood House: 17 June 1623.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 263. jjo 1394.

10 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as, George, Earle of Caithnes,
haveing shaikin . . .

[Armed concurrence of lieges against Caithness.]
Holyrood House : 10 July 1623.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 283. N° 1395.

292

11 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as, albeit thair hes bene mony
good Actis of Parliament . . .

[Reciting Acts touching relief of the poor, &c.]
Edinburgh: 11 July 1623.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers (120), original signed.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 287. N° 1393,

12 JULY.— [BY THE COMMISSIONERS FOR

GRIEVANCES.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the
Kingis Majestie, oute of his royall . . .

[Readiness of Commission to receive complaints.]
Edinburgh : 12 July 1623.

Reg. Misc. Papers (122), original signed.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 292. Jfo 1397,

15 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Ane proclamatioun aganis the Dunkerkaris and
Hollandaris at Abirdeene.

Edinburgh : 15 July 1623.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 298. N° 1308.

31 JULY .—[BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as, albeit thair hes bene divers
Actis of Parliament . . .

[Against fishing by strangers on coasts or isles.]
Holyrood House : 31 July 1623.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 316. 1399.

5 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET
COUNCIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as it is under-
stand to the Kingis Majestie . . .

[For coining copper pence and twopenny pieces.]
Edinburgh : 5 August 1623.

Found only in MS.

Sixteen twopenny pieces to the ounce, 128 to the mark.
On one side three thistles on a stalk with two leaves and
Jacobus I). G. Mag. Brit. ; on the other a lion crowned with
two tittles near the tail and Franc, et Hib. Bex. Not current
for more than sixpence in the pound.

Reg. Misc. Papers. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 329 ; Patrick i. 241. N° 1400.

5 AUGUST.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins]. Forsamekle as the Kingis maiestie . . .
For bringing in old copper money to the mint.
Edinburgh : 5 August 1623.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 330 ; Patrick i. 242. N° 1401.

13 OCTOBER— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it hes bene the goode
pleasour of God . . .

[Thanksgiving for safe return of Prince Charles from
Spain.]

Edinburgh : 13 October 1623.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers (155), original signed.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 374. N° 1402.

20 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Lordis of
Secreit Counsell considering the grite . . .

[Future procedure in charges for appearance.]
Edinburgh : 20 November 1623.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 380. N° 1403.

1623-5: 57-58 James VI— 1 Charles I

N°s 1404-25

18 DECEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie
is trewlie informed . . .

[Forbidding execution of letters of caption in Kirks and
Kirkvards.]

Edinburgh : 18 December 1623.

P.C. Keg. xiii. 389. N° 1404.

1624

10 FEBRUARY .-[BYTHE PRIVYCOUNCIL.]

For the observance of Lent.

Edinburgh: 10 February 1624.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 425. N° 1405.

23 MARCH - [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as, the Heylandis of this
kingdome being by the force . . .

[Five Justice Courts to be held in May.]
Edinburgh : 23 March 1624.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 467. N° 1406.

30 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as, George, Earle of Caithness,
being by the force . . .

[Against conveying the Earl of Caithness back to Orkney.]
Edinburgh : 30 March 1624.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 477. N° 1407.

30 MARCH.- [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Anent English and Easterline Beer.

Edinburgh : 30 March 1624.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 478. N° 1408.

10 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it is knowne to the Kingis
Majestie that . . .

[Against private Conventicles.]

Holyrood House : 10 June 1624.

[Edinburgh : T. Finlason : 1624.]

Not found.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 519 ; Calderwood vii. 611 (proclaimed 11th). Order
to print. N° 1409.

29 JULY.— [BY THE KING AND SECRET

COUNCIL.] Forsamekle as, the Generali
Assemblie of the Kirk haldin . . .

[All persons to take communion kneeling at Christmas.]
Edinburgh : 29 July 1624.

Found only in MS.

Adv. Wodrow MS. 43. 112.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 577 ; Calderwood vii. 622. If0 1410.

2 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] Ane Proclamatioun anent the Pest.
Edinburgh : 2 November 1624.

See P.C. Reg. xiii. 621. N° 1411.

4 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Lordis of the
Secreit Counsall . . .

[Precautions against the plague from Holland.]
Edinburgh : 4 November 1624.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 622. N° 1412.

30 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Our Soverane Lord being formarlie
gratiouslie ...

[Institution of Nova Scotia Baronets.]

P.C. Reg. xiii. 649.

Edinburgh: 30 November 1624.

N° 1413.

30 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as it hes pleasit God
to visite the ... of Edinburghe . . .

[Proroguing Privy Council and Session : plague.]
Edinburgh: 30 November 1624,

P.C. Reg. xiii. 652. n° 1414,

15 DECEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as, althogt the Kings
Majestie upoun diverse . . .

[Dispensing with proclamation touching communion
and appointing Easter for celebration.]

Falkland : 15 December 1624.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 662. N° 1415.

1625

13 JANUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kings Majestie
is certanelie informed . . .

[Against seditious books and pamphlets from Flanders.]
Edinburgh : 13 January 1625.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 668 ; see Calderwood vii. 629. N° 1410.

3 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-

CIL.]

Against hunting and destroying wood : Glenalmond
Forest.

Edinburgh: 3 February 1625.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 693. N° 1417.

4 FEBRUARY- [BY THE SECRET COUN-

CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the contagious
seeknes of the Pest . . .

[Cessation of Court of Session : plague.]
Edinburgh : 4 February 1625.

P.C. Reg. xiii. 699. N° 1418.

CHARLES I

31 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it hes pleasit . . .
[Proclaiming Charles I King of Great Britain, France,
and Ireland.]

Holyrood House : 31 March 1625.

P.C. Reg. i. (2nd series) 2; Calderwood vii. 633. N° 1419.

1 APRIL.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kings Majestie . . .

[For the passing of writs till new seals are ready.]
Edinburgh : 1 April 1625.

P.C. Reg. i. 6. N° 1420.

7 APRIL.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as, upoun informatioun . . .
[Against certain libels printed in the Low Countries.]
Edinburgh : 7 April 1625.

P.C. Reg. i. 11. 1421.

15 APRIL. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kings Majestie . . .

[For continuance in office.]

Edinburgh : 15 April 1625.

P.C. Reg. i. 13. N° 1422.

15 APRIL.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as by warrand and . . .

[Anent the re-signetting of official documents.]
Edinburgh: 15 April 1625.

P.C. Reg. i. 15. N° 1423.

21 APRIL.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the rebellious theeves . . .
[A.gainst the rebels of the clan Ian.]
Edinburgh : 21 April 1625.

P.C. Reg. i. 22. N° 1424.

9 JUNE. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as albeit thair wes . . .
[Against hunting, &c., in the Forest of Glenalmond.]
Edinburgh : 9 June 1625.

P.C. Reg. i. 45. N° 1425.

293

Nos 1426-44

1625-6: 1 Charles I

21 JUNE. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it is understand . . . that
the work . . .

[Imported foreign leather must he stamped.]
Edinburgh : 21 June 1625.

P.C. Keg. i. 55. N° 1426.

19 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it hes pleasit God to visite

[Against ships coming from London : plague.]
Edinburgh : 19 July 1625.

P.C. Keg. i. 77. N° 1427.

26 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

A Declaration Of His M. Pleasure anent the Religion
& present Kirk governament.

Edinburgh : 26 July 1635.

Edinburgh: T. Finlason : [1625].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 221 Ireland : in Reigne

Rumours are spread of intended alterations of Kirk
government, and the Canons established by James I, and
that the Acts of Perth are not to be enforced. No change
will be made, as it is ‘ the onlie best governament whereby
a Christian Kirk can be weele reuled in Monarchies and
Kingdomes ; And most conforme to the best tymes of the
Primitive Kirk’. These to be proclaimed. Ordeined to bee
published in Print. Per Actum D. Secreli Consilii.
Aberdeen (13).

P.C. Reg. i. 91.

A MS. copy proclaimed at Aberdeen 10 August by Robert Mester.
Printed copies sent out September (Reg. p. 132). N° 1428.

1 AUGUST— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as albeit upoun oceasioun . . .
[Against landing goods from ships : plague.]
Edinburgh : 1 August 1625.

P.C. Reg. i. 111. N° 1429.

30 AUGUST— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Against the export of tallow.

Edinburgh : 30 August 1625.

P.C. Reg. i. 121. N° 1430.

30 AUGUST.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Lordis of . . .

[Against export of cattle till Yule next.]

P.C. Reg. i. 121.

Edinburgh : 30 August 1625.

O ©

N° 1431.

30 AUGUST.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as our soverane Lordis . . .
[For completing the number of Nova Scotia baronets.]

P.C. Reg. i. 122.

Edinburgh : 30 August 1625.

N° 1432.

2 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE CONVENTION OP
ESTATES.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the kingis
Maiestie is informed . . .

[For the recall of Scottish children sent abroad, and
against Jesuits.]

Edinburgh : 2 November 1625.

Edinburgh : T. Finlason : 1625.
Not found.

Acts v. 179; P.C. Reg. i. 157.

H° 1433.

2 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE CONVENTION OP
ESTATES.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the estaittis
presentlie . . .

[For a wapponschaw : 28 December.]

Edinburgh: 2 November 1625.

Acts v. 181 ; P.C. Reg. i. 158, 169, 175.

N° 1434.

8 NOVEMBER.
CIL.] [Begins

BY THE SECRET COUN-

^ Forsamekle as the Lordis of . . .
[All fencibles on the southern shores to be in readiness.]
Edinburgh : 8 November 1625.

P.C. Reg. i. 185.

N° 1435.

26 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as tbair is diverse . . .
[Adjourning the Court of Session till over Christmas.]
Edinburgh : 26 November 1625.

P.C. Reg. i. 198.

N° 1436.

1626

10 JANUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie

[Further adjourning the Court of Session till 1 February.]
Edinburgh: 10 January 1626.

P.C. Reg. i. 216. jjo 1437,

9 FEBRUARY —[BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie

[Explaining the King’s motives for his recent edicts.]
Edinburgh : 9 February 1626.

[Edinburgh : T. Finlason : 1626.]

Not found.

Concerning Jesuits, teinds, the revocation, reformation of
the Court of Session.

P.C. Reg. i. 227 ; Connell, Tithes iii. 58.

Order to print, p. 235. 1438.

22 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-

CIL.]

For the observance of Lent.

Edinburgh : 22 February 1626.

P.C. Reg. i. 238. 1439.

28 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Against killing game, &c. in Glenalmond Forest.
Holy rood House : 28 March 1626.

P.C. Reg. i. 257. 1440.

30 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as our soverane . . .

[Anent the privileges of the order of baronets of Nova
Scotia.]

Holy rood House : 30 March 1626.

P.C. Reg. i. 261. N° 1441.

30 MARCH.- [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie . . .
[Anent the new Commission for Grievances.]
Holyrood House : 30 March 1626.

P.C. Reg. i. 263. Jfo 1442,

30 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie . . .
[Anent the Commission of the Exchequer.]
Holyrood House : 30 March 1626.

P.C. Reg. i. 265. N° 1443.

2 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Anent deserters from Col. MacKa}?’s regiment.
Holyrood House: 2 June 1626.

See P.C. Reg. i. 295. N° 1444.

294

1626: 2 Chables I

N°s 1445-55

13 JUNE- [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie, out . . .

[First meeting of the Commission for Grievances.]
Holyrood House : 13 June 1626.

P.C. Reg. i. 299. N° 1445.

13 JUNE— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Lordis of Secreit . . .

[Prohibiting export of cattle till end of August.]
Holyrood House : 13 June 1626.

P.C. Reg. i. 299. N° 1446.

11 JULY. — BY THE KING. [Begins] Charles

. . . Forsamekle as Wee being willing . . .

[Commission anent Teinds.]

Wansted : 11 July 1626.

Edinburgh: T. Finlason : [1626].

2 ff. Roman letter.

Ireland : Our 2) them such

The King is willing to compound with any one holding
erections, &c., of lands, teinds, patrimonies or benefices of
Church lands which should belong to the Crown or to public
uses, who will resign them freely. A Commission under
Great Seal lias been issued to Sir George Hay, John Earl of
Mar, John Earl of Montrose, the Earl of Menteith, Winton,
and Annerdale ; and in their default, Earls of Linlithgow,
Wigton, Viscount Aire, or L. Yesteir. For the Clergy : Arch-
bishops of St. Androes and Glasgow, Bishops of Rosse,
Dunkeld, Aberdeyne, Dumblane ; and in default, Mourrey,
Galloway, Brechin, and Cathnes. For the Gentry: Sir
William Alexander, Sir Archibald Napier, Sir George
Elpliingston, Sir James Skene, Sir George Auchinlek, and
Sir Robert Gordoun ; and in default. Sir Alexander Gordoun
of Cluny, Sir John Maxwell of Nether Pollocke, Sir John
Charterhouse of Armsfield, and Sir James Bailie of Lochend.

For the Burgesses: Provost of Edinburgh, John Hay, Town
Clerk, Provost of St. Androes, or John Arnot, Commissers’
Clerk there, Duncane Paterson of Striviling, Gabriel Cun-
ningham of Glasgow, John Corsane of Dumfries ; and in
default, Provost of Dondie, John Cowan of Striviling,
Duncane Forbes, Provost of Inverness, and Robert Alexander
of Anstruther, or any twelve of them including three of each
four estates, to treat as to the compensation for surrender of
these pretended rights, and for their surrender, and to apply
the free rents for building of churches and schools, the over-
plus coming to the crown. The King will ratify the bargains
made by his Commission. All subjects pretending any
right to teinds, &c., to meet the Commission before
1 January next, or no composition will be made with
them. The Commission is during pleasure.

Aberdeen (13).

See P.C. Reg. i. 353 note. 1447.

21 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

second proclamation concerning the revocacion.

[Begins] Charles . . . Forsamikle as althog by a letter

of the dait . . .

Holyrood House : 21 July 1626.

Found only in MS.

Cites royal letter of 18 Jan. [proclamation 9 Feb., No. 1438,
q.v.]. Further explanations are given. Aims at freeing the
kirks from their bondage by heritable offices and teinds,
and increasing the royal revenue. This will be done only
by course of law. The revocation made will only be enforced
against erections of lands, teinds and patronages justly
belonging to the church or crown or dispositions of lands
and benefices mortified a dpi os usos or regalities and heritable
offices changed since 1540 from their ancient tenure. Any
who have acquired such rights lawfully and will surrender
them before 1 January next may have a composition. The
teinds revoked will be sold to the heritors of the lands (after

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the kirk and poor are provided for). In the next parliament
the patrimony of the crown will be made inalienable, thus
limiting the practice of revocations. These to be proclaimed.
Adv. MS. 33. 2. 32 p. 19.

By authority of Royal Letter Theobalds 5 July, 1646. [Wansted,
1 1 July.]

P.C. Reg. i. 351-3 (with differing dates). N° 1447 a.

22 AUGUST— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Lordis of . . .
[Forbidding export of nolt, sheep, and goats before
1 May.]

Holyrood House : 22 August 1626.

P.C. Reg. i. 383. 1448

21 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie

[For a general waponschaw in May.]

Holyrood House: 21 September 1626.

P.C. Reg. i. 418. N° 1449.

21 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Commissioners

[First meeting of the Commissions for surrender of rights
of erection.]

Holyrood House : 21 September 1626.

P.C. Reg. i. 422. N° 1450.

21 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as at a meittingof the

[Anent the importation of rye.]

Holyrood House : 21 September 1626.

P.C. Reg. i. 423. N° 1451.

28 SEPTEMBER.- [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie

[Embargo on all ships to use them against Spain.]
Edinburgh : 28 September 1626.

P.C. Reg. i. 430. N° 1452.

30 NOVEMBER —[BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] Proroguing the meeting of the Commission
anent the Coin to 31 January next.

Holyrood House: 30 November 1626.

P.C. Reg. i. 459 ; Patrick ii. 11. 1452 a.

7 DECEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as albeit at a meitting

[Against import of victual especially from Ireland.]
Holyrood House : 7 December 1626.

P.C. Reg. i. 463. N° 1453.

19 DECEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as althoght by ane . . .
[None to be Magistrates or Commissioners but trading
burgesses.]

Holyrood House : 19 December 1626.

P.C. Reg. i. 476. N° 1454.

19 DECEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the frequent . . .
[Against the exportation of hides or leather.]
Holyrood House : 19 December 1626.

P.C. Reg. i. 478. N° 1455.

Nos 1456-65

1626-7: 2-3 Charles I

19 DECEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis . . .
[Against the import of French wines.]

Holyrood House : 19 December 1626.

P.C. Reg. i. 478. N° 1456.

1627

25 JANUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as although the last

[Prorogation of the conference anent the coin.]
Holyrood House : 25 January 1627.

P.C. Reg. i. 501; Patrick ii. 12. N° 1457.

25 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forasmeekle as by ane Act and . . .
[Concerning the holding of weaponshaws.]
Holy-Rood-House : 25 January 1627.
Edinburgh : T. Finlason : [1626-7].

[2] ff. Roman letter.

— — 2) v- Holy-

Fixing the dates for the holding of weaponshaws. A
record of the persons present, and the form and manner of
their armour to be given to Col. Bruce to exhibit to the
Counsell of warre. No fees to be charged for enrolling.
These to be proclaimed. Per Actum B. Secreti Consilii.
Aberdeen (14), sheet 2 only.

P.C. Reg. i. 502. N° 1458.

3 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Charles . . . Forsamekle as we
being of late . . .

[Appointing a Commission for settlement of teinds, &c.]
Haly-Rood-House : 3 February 1627.
Edinburgh : T. Finlason : [1627].

4 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 221 Ireland : beeing 2) of 8) — vassels,

4) by Signet

On the petition of the nobility and gentry of Scotland a
Commission is appointed to sit on 1 March next, and to con-
tinue till 1 August or longer during pleasure, to treat for
erections and temporalities of benefices unlawfully acquired
from the Crown, and to secure them to their present posses-
sors on reasonable terms. Sixty-eight persons nominated.
Full power to any representative, twelve to treat concerning
the composition necessary, or the satisfaction to be paid on
resignation of pretended rights. The Commissioners may
break up large parishes, make provision for churches, minis-
ters, stipends, and schools. They may call the heritors
before them and give them new securities of their teynds.
All settlements by the Commissioners to be satisfied next
Parliament. These to be proclaimed at market crosses and
parish kirks. Legal action will be taken against all who do
not compound. All legal obligations incurred before the
last revocation [6 July 1626] will be respected. The man-
sion houses, &c., of Abbacies, &c., fewed to Lords of Erection
will be continued subject to a small head rent. Actions on
the late revocation to be discontinued. Commissioners to
consider the formation of a patrimony for the crown. James
Prymrose and James Law to be clerks of the Commission.
Reg. I (7).

P.C. Reg. i. 509 ; see Connell’s Tithes iii. 71.

1000 copies printed.

Per Actum D. Secreti Consilii. Kfo ^459

6 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

For the observance of Lent.

Holyrood House : 6 February 1627.

P.C. Reg. i. 517. N° 1400.

3 APRIL.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forsamekill as the Lords . . .
[Vagabonds to be enlisted for service in Denmark.]
Halyrudhous : 3 April 1627.

Found only in MS. Ja. Prymroice.

Commission has been granted to Robert, E. of Nithisdale,
Alexander, L. of Spynie, and James Sinclair of Murkill, to
raise regiments in aid of the King of Denmark, and all
Egyptians, strong and sturdie beggars, idle and masterless
men wanting trades and competent means, and all fugitives
from Col. McKye should be apprehended and enlisted.
Many of these persons have combined to resist enlistment
in companies armed with hagbuttes, pistols, and other
armour. Sheriffs, &c., are to seize on all such persons
named, and deliver them to the captains, officers, &c., who
shall requisition them. As many of these vagabonds are
trying to pass into Ireland, no passengers are to be taken
there except they have passes and are known persons of good
quality.

Aberdeen (15), with seal.

P.C. Reg. i. 565. H° 1461.

12 APRIL.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmekle as the Commis-
sioners . . .

[Appointment of sub-commissioners for each parish.]
Haly-Rood-House : 12 April 1627.
Edinburgh : T. Finlason : [1627].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 221 Ireland : the of

The commissioners for erections, temporalities, and
superiorities of benefices, teinds, &c. , have given power to the
moderators and ministers of each presbytery to choose two
or more heritors of each parish with the minister to answer
the questions of the Commission. These persons are to be
chosen at once, and are to do their duty forthwith on pain
of being called before the Privy Council.

Reg. I (8), sealed.

P.C. Reg. i. 573 (11 April), 686 in full.

Per Actum D. Secreti Consilii. N° 1462.

24 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the fyft of May . . .

[Anent the embarkation of the King of Denmark’s
men.]

Holyrood House : 25 April 1627.

P.C. Reg. i. 580. N° 1463.

25 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Kings Majestie . . .
[Pardon to all criminals enlisting for Denmark.]
Holyrood House : 25 April 1627.

P.C. Reg. i. 580. N° 1464.

16 MAY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Lords of . . .

[Against forcible enlistment for Germany or Sweden.]
Holyrood House : 16 May 1627.

P.C. Reg. i. 603. N° 1465.

16 MAY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forsameekle as in the warre

[Concerning the levies in aid of the King of Denmark.]
Haly-Rood-House : 16 May 1627.

Edinburgh: T. Finlason: [1627].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 221 Ireland : recommended Haly-

Recites the levy of forces in aid of the King of Denmark.
Numbers of idle and masterless men in the country shun

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N°s 1466-84

service. That in every parish the Justice of Peace of the
circuit with the minister make a roll of all idle and master-
less men, with their age and quality, and where or under
whom they dwell, and that this roll be sent secretly to the
Privy Council — none knowing its content — before 15 June.
These to be proclaimed.

Adv. Procl. I (3).

P.C. Reg. i. 604. N° 1400.

17 MAY— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as for eshewing of . . .
[Against unlicensed intercourse with Ireland.]
Holyrood House : 17 May 1627.

P.C. Reg. L 605. N° 1407.

17 MAY— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Lords of Secreit . . .
[Against extortion of unlawful freights to Ireland.]
Holyrood House : 17 May 1627.

P.C. Reg. i. 606. N° 1408.

18 MAY .— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as Harie Fairbairne . . .
[Against sheltering or transporting Harry Fairbairn.]
Holyrood House : 18 May 1627.

P.C. Reg. i. 607. N° 1409.

5 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Kings Majestie . . .
[Embargo on all ships for the King’s service.]
Holyrood House : 5 June 1627.

P.C. Reg. i. 618. N° 1470.

14 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Recalling the restraint of ships.

Holyrood House : 14 June 1627.

P.C. Reg. i. 630. N° 1471.

10 JULY — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as although be the . . .
[Against enlisting university students for foreign
service.]

Holyrood House : 10 July 1627.

P.C. Reg. ii. 7. N° 1472.

3 AUGUST.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as it is understand . . .
[Against entertaining fugitive soldiers.]
Holyrood House : 3 August 1627.

P.C. Reg. ii. 34. N° 1473.

30 AUGUST— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Lords of Secreit . . .
[Against export of cattle, sheep, or wool before
20 September.]

Holyrood House : 30 August 1627.

P.C. Reg. ii. 61. N° 1474.

18 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as the Lords of
Secreit . . .

[Continuing the restraint on export of cattle, &c.]
Holyrood House : 18 September 1627.

P.C. Reg. ii. 73

VOL. II

N° 1475.

20 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as Robert Erie of

[Officers and soldiers of Lord Nithsdale’s regiment to
assemble.]

Holyrood House : 20 September 1627.

P.C. Reg. ii. 77. jfo 1470,

9 OCTOBER— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as some points which . . .
[Buyers and sellers of teinds to appear by advocate.]
Leith : 9 October 1627.

P.C. Reg. ii. 86.

N° 1477.

9 OCTOBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmekle as the lords . . .
[Anent weaponshaws.]

Leith : 9 October 1627.

Found only in MS.

Aberdeen (17). MS. copy.1
P.C. Reg. ii. 88.

1 Unsigned, ‘endorsed’ publist at Abirdene, 25 October 1627.

N° 1478.

9 OCTOBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as it is understand . . .
[Against entertaining deserters from Lord Morton’s
regiment.]

Leith : 9 October 1627.

P.C. Reg. ii. 90. jjo 147 g.

9 OCTOBER— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Lords of . . .
[Continuing the restraint on the export of cattle, &c.]
Leith : 9 October 1627.

P.C. Reg. ii. 90. N° 1480.

9 OCTOBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as it is understand . . .
[Concerning mariners who refuse to serve the King.]
Leith : 9 October 1627.

P.C. Reg. ii. 91. N° 1481.

9 OCTOBER— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] F orsameekle as the Lords of Secreit . . .
[All between 16 and 60 warned to be in readiness.]
Leith : 9 October 1627.

P.C. Reg. ii. 91. N° 1482.

20 DECEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] F orsameekle as the Kings Majestie

[Publication of the Commission for the Middle Shires.]
Holyrood House : 20 December 1627.

P.C. Reg. ii. 172. N° 1483.

1628

15 JANUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle [as it is understand]
to the . . .

[Forbidding import of lion- or dog-dollars.]
Holyrood House : 15 January 1628.

Those at present in the kingdom to he current at 46s. Scots,
not 48s. as at present.

P.C. Reg. ii. 192 ; Patrick ii. 14. N° 1484.

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1628: 3-4 Charles I

17 JANUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as some points whilks

[Lords of erections to appear before Council
20 February.]

Holyrood House: 17 January 1628.

P.C. Reg. ii. 195. K° 1485.

5 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as the Kings Majestie

[Anent the importation of French wines and other
goods.]

Holyrood House : 5 February 1628.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Privy Council Papers (44).

P.C. Reg. ii. 567 ; see 221. N° 1480.

28 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Charles . . . Forsameekle as the
Lords . . .

[Teind sellers to meet Commissioners.]
Haly-rud-house : 28 February 1628.

Edinburgh : T. Finlason : [1628].

1 f. Roman letter. Ja. Prmyroce.1

Arms 221 [Ireland] who [the]

A number of lords of erection and others having interest
in erections, surrenders, and teinds, have signed, and it is
expedient that all the teind sellers shall subscribe the sub-
mission drawn up by our Advocat. As there is no need to
draw so many persons to Edinburgh, the submission may be
subscribed in the head-burghs. [George, Earl of Wintoun,
and Thomas, Erie of Hadintoun] are to convene teind sellers
in the [constabularie] of [Hadintoun], receive their subscrip-
tion to the submission, and return it to the Privy Council
by 22 April. Per Actum D. Secreti C[onsilii\

Reg. Misc. Papers (xvi. 57, 58, 59, 60, 61).

P.C. Reg. ii. 245 ; see 573.

With seal and blanks filled in in MS. for Aberdeen, Hadintoun,
Dumfries, &c., Renfrew, Air.

38 lines.

1 Signed MS. N° 1487.

28 FEBRUARY.

Arms 221 [Ireland] teresse house
Another edition of No. 1487, q.v.

Reg. Misc. Papers 1627-8 (xvi. 62).

With seal and blanks filled in for Inverness.

34 lines. N° 1438.

28 FEBRUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] F orsameekle as the Kings Majestie

[Teind sellers of Edinburgh to appear before Council
27 March.]

Holyrood House : 28 February 1628.

P.C. Reg. ii. 246. jjo 1439.

28 FEBRUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Charles . . . Forsameekle as it is . . .
[Teind buyers to meet Commissioners, &c.]
Haly-rud-house : 28 February 1628.
Edinburgh : T. Finlason : [1628].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 221 Ireland fashious Signet
All subjects desirous of buying teinds should subscribe
the submission already drawn up. They are to be warned
by proclamation at head-burghs and at their parish kirks on
Sunday before noon or by missive letters. [Grahame of

Fintrey and Adam Cuninghame of Buquhany] Commis-
sioners for the Shire of [Striviling] are to call a meeting,
and at this meeting two commissioners for the Sherifdome
are to be chosen to sign the write and submission for the
teind buyers. If any buyer will sign it himself the two said
commissioners are to present it to him for signature. A
list of teind sellers is to be drawn up and sent to the other
commissioner so that the teind sellers can be convened.
Teind buyers who refuse to subscribe will lose favour with
the Council. A report to be sent in by 22 April. These to
be proclaimed.

Reg. Misc. Papers 1627-8 (xvi. 63).1 Aberdeen (18),
perfect.2

P.C. Reg. ii. 247 ; see 574.

1 For Stirling with seal and macer’s return. For Argyll (xvi. 64),
both damaged.

2 For Aberdeen signed in MS. 47 lines. Jfo 1499,

28 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as thair hes beene . . .
[Concerning fines for non-observance of Lent.]
Holyrood House : 28 February 1628.

P.C. Reg. ii. 249. N° 1491.

11 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as albeit the ressett . . .
[Against resetting certain excommunicate papists.]
Holyrood House : 11 March 1628.

P.C. Reg. ii. 262. N° 1402.

25 MARCH— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as some bounds and . . .
[Forbidding carriage of munitions to the bounds of
Denmark.]

Holyrood House : 25 March 1628.

P.C. Reg. ii. 280. 1403,

31 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Lords of Secreit . . .
[Teind buyers and sellers not to be troubled by sheriffs
during the diet.]

Holyrood House : 31 March 1628.

P.C. Reg. ii. 293. N° 1494.

7 APRIL- [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Kings Majestie . . .
[Postponing the date for prohibiting import of French
wines.]

Holyrood House : 7 April 1628.

P.C. Reg. ii. 305. 1405.

10 JULY. -[BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Beginsl Charles . . . Forsameekill as informatioun

[Anent the yearly certification of Papists.]
Haly-rud-house : 10 July 1628.

Edinburgh: T. Finlason: [1628].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 221 Ireland : the yeare.

Cites former proclamation, No. 1 433, q.v. , recalling children
sent beyond sea to popish seminaries. The resort of Jesuits
and seminary priests is more common, and the growth of
popery daily increaseth. The moderators and presbyteries
are to acquaint themselves with the number of papists in
their parishes, and send one of their number to report to
Privy Council twice a year, at the last meeting of J une and
November, on oath as to the matter, on pain, &c.

Adv. Procl. I (6).

P.C. Reg. ii. 358. N° 1490.

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Nos 1497-1507

14 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Kings Majestie . . .
[For a Parliament on 15 September.]

Holyrood House : 14 July 1628.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers.

P.C. Reg. ii. 367 ; see 615. N° 1497.

14 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forsameekle as the Kings . . .
[Concerning tithes for 1628.]
Haly-rud-house : 14 July 1628.

Edinburgh : T. Finlason : [1628].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 221 Ireland : jects fourth

On consideration of the report of the committee on the
submissions, they have been prorogated till 31 Dec. 1629,
before which time some settlement will be arrived at. As
regards the tithes for 1628, the usual tithes for the last
three years shall be lodged in indifferent hands approved by
Privy Council till a decision is given, the royal annuity to
be first paid. If the quota of tithes is determined before
1 Jan. 1629 and the heritors pay they are to enjoy the
sequestrate tithes of 1628, otherwise the titulars are to enjoy
them. These to be proclaimed. The Privy Council will
receive petitions from aggrieved persons.

Adv. Procl. I (7). MS. copy, Reg. Misc. Papers (184).
P.C. Reg. ii. 368 ; see 615. N° 1498.

14 JULY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekill as the generall . . .

[Teind buyers and sellers to appear before Council
10 September.]

Holyrood House : 14 July 1628.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers (185).

P.C. Reg. ii. 371 ; see 615. N° 1499.

14 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekill as the Kings Majestie . . .
[For preserving His Majesty’s game.]

Holyrood House : 14 July 1628.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers (186).

P.C. Reg. ii. 372 ; see 615. N° 1500.

16 JULY. — [BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF
TEINDS.] [Begins] Charles . . . Forsamekle . . .
[Commissioners to appoint sub-commissioners, &c.]
Haly-rud-house : 16 July 1628.

Edinburgh : T. Finlason : [1628].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 221 Ireland : were house

The submissions being prorogate till 31 Dec. 1629, and the
royal annuity beginning in 1628, a valuation of each person’s
lands and constant rent in stock and teynd must be made.
The commissioners are to appoint particular persons for
every parish, as they think fit, to value the true teynds of
the lands there, and to cite parties with particular interests.
Lords of erections and others are to produce to our Advocate
their laces and rights and securities containing warrandice
at the days appointed. Commissioners are to take special
trial of the just rentals of the few fearmes and few mealies,
and the charges on them, as they are to proceed at once to
the consideration of ministers’ stipends, schools, hospitals,
and other pious uses. These to be proclaimed. Per actum
B. Commissionis predict.

Adv. Procl. I (8). Aberdeen (19). N° 1501.

18 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the soverane and . . .

[Peers to attend the coronation and Parliament in
their robes.]

Holyrood House : 18 July 1628.

P.C. Reg. ii. 383. N° 1502.

21 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Kings Majestie . . .
[Against the slaughter of wild-fowl.]

Holyrood House: 21 July 1628.

P.C. Reg. ii. 388. N° 1503.

31 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as albeit by ane . . .

[Against slaughter of wild-fowl and deer.]
Holyrood House: 31 July 1628.

P.C. Reg. ii. 416. N° 1504.

8 AUGUST. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmekle as we have taken

[Appointing Courts of Justiciary.]
Halyrudehouse : 8 August 1628.

Found only in MS.

Aberdeen (21), unsigned copy ; (22) another.

P.C. Reg. ii. 434. N° 1505.

8 AUGUST.— [BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF
TEINDS.] [Begins] Charles . . . Forsamekle as
by an Act . . .

[Objections against sub-commissioners to be heard.]
Haly-rud-house : 8 August 1628.

Edinbui’gh : T. Finlason : [1628].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 221 Ireland : peace and

Cites proclamation 16 July last, No. 1501, q.v., appointing
sub-commissioners for valuations of each parish. A meeting
of the Commission will be held at Halyrudhous on 22 Sep-
tember for a week, to appoint gentlemen in each presbytery
to value. Objections by buyers or sellers of teinds will be
heard then. The moderators of presbyteries are to nominate
the fittest persons in their bounds as valuers and send their
names to the bishop or the Privy Council. These to be
proclaimed. Per actum D. Commissionis predict.

Aberdeen (20). N° 1506.

8 AUGUST— [BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF
TEINDS.] [Begins] Charles . . . Forsamekle as
in the . . .

[Lords of erections to produce their titles.]
Haly-rude-house : 8 August 1628.

Edinburgh : T. Finlason : [1628].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 221 Ireland : fearmes fourth

As the Lords of Erections are to be fully satisfied for
their few mealies and few fearmes, they are to produce
before our commissioners on 1 November next all their
laices and tacks of other men’s teynds, and their rights and
securities bearing warrandice, that they may be seen by the
Advocate, together with the just and true rental of their
few mealies, &c. Those not presenting themselves will not
be satisfied after. These to be proclaimed. Per actum B.
Commissionis predict.

Aberdeen (23). N° 1507.

q q 2

299

Nos 1508-17

1628: 4 Charles I

15 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekill as the Kings . . .
[Postponing meeting of Parliament to 15 April.]
Holy rood House : 15 September 1628.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers (216).

P.C. Reg. ii. 448 ; see 626. N° 1508.

15 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekill as the Lords of . . .
[Prohibiting the printing or circulation of a sermon by
Peter Smart of Durham.]

Holyrood House : 15 September 1628.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers (215).

P.C. Reg. ii. 449 ; see 626.

Two editions of this sermon in B.M. — one with a false Edinburgh
imprint. N° 1509.

27 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE COMMISSION-
ERS OF TEINDS.]

[Presbyteries to appoint the sub-commissioners for
valuation.]

Haly-rude-house : 27 September 1628.
Edinburgh : T. Finlason : [1628].

2 If. Roman letter.

Arms 221 Ireland : bee 2) Ye of

The commissioners have held some meetings for appoint-
ing sub-commissioners and consider the presbyteries the
fittest bodies to choose fit valuers. The moderators and
brethren of each presbytery to choose the fittest persons to
act as valuers one for each kirk, and if less than nine kirks
in the presbytery, to make up the number to nine. Objec-
tions to the choice of any sub-commissioner to be made
before the presbytery at the nomination. The time and
place of the nomination are to be announced by the reader
(or the minister if there is no reader) on a Sunday before
noon when the proclamations of bandes of marriage are
commonly made, at least fifteen days before the diet for
election. These to be proclaimed with the days on which
the results of the elections are to be declared (from 9 Jan.
for Edinburgh to 18 Feb. for Orkney and Yetland), on pain
of horning. These to be proclaimed. Per actum ID. Com-
missionis predict.

Adv. Procl. I (9). Aberdeen (24).1

1 With seal and signature Ja. Prymroice, and note ‘ 22 October 1628
Publist at the mercat crosse of Aberdene be Robert elder messinger’.

N° 1510.

30 OCTOBER. — [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekill as our Soverane . . .
[For an annual commemoration of Gunpowder Plot.]
Holyrood House : 30 October 1628.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers (223).

P.C. Reg. ii. 473; see 627. 1511.

30 OCTOBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as the first day of . . .
[Lords of erections to appear before Commissioners
1 November.]

Holyrood House : 30 October 1628.

P.C. Reg. ii. 476. 1512.

26 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE COMMISSION-
ERS OF TEINDS.] [Begins] Charles . . . For-
asmekle as by an Act . . .

[Prorogating diet for production of titles to erections
on teinds.]

Halyrud house: 26 November 1628.

Found only in MS.

Cites proclamation No. 1507, q.v., calling on lords of
erection to produce their titles by 1 Nov. Prorogates the
diet for admission of titles to 9 January. Per actum D.
Commission^ predict.

Aberdeen (25), unsigned. N° 1513.

2 DECEMBER.- [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekill as by diverse Acts

[Against the resett of Jesuits and priests.]
Holyrood House : 2 December 1628.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers (239).

P.C. Reg. ii. 501 ; see 630. 1514,

2 DECEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle as Mr. Alexander
Irwing . . .

[Against the resett of certain excommunicated Papists.]
Holyrood House : 2 December 1628.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers (240).

P.C. Reg. ii. 502 ; see 630. 1515.

3 DECEMBER.— [BY THE COMMISSIONERS
OF TEINDS.]

[Concerning submissions of teind sellers and teind
buyers.]

Haly-rude-house : 3 December 1628.

Edinburgh : Heirs of T. Finlason : [1628].

2 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 221 Ireland : buyers 2) that Our

A form of submission was drawn up by the Advocate to be
signed by all buyers and sellers of teinds in the kingdom.
Though this has been largely subscribed some have been
omitted. Inheritors, tacksmen, and rentallers of teynds set
by the archbishops, &c., are comprised in the order. Days
are appointed (3-21 Feb.) for the sheriffs to attend in each
shire and receive submissions. These days are to be
declared in every church by the reader or minister at least
eight days before the meeting. Sheriffs to attend the general
commission on 27 February, bringing with them the sub-
missions, or the reasons for refusal.

Adv. Procl. I (10). N° 1510.

23 DECEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle as the Lords of
Secreit . . .

[Forbidding import of base Embden dollars.]
Holyrood House : 23 December 1628.

They are passed for 33s. id. each, though only worth
25 s. 10 d. Scots. They have on one side a double eagle in
the midst of which is a globe divided in two, 28 on the
lower part of the globe, and a long cross rising from it
between the heads of the eagle, with the circumscription
Ferdinand II. Pom. Imp. Semp. Aug. with a little close
crown within the ring. On the other side, arms quartered
[1 and 3] a cross with two wings above the head of a tower,
[2 and 4] two bars, with an open crown above, and circum-
scription Flor. Argen. 28. Ciuitas Embd. Search to be made
for the importer.

P.C. Reg. ii. 540 ; Patrick ii. 15. N° 1517.

300

1629: 4-5 Chables I

Nos 1518-32

1629

27 JANUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as it is cleerlie
understand . . .

[Forbidding the circulation of Embden and Ort dollars.]
Holyrood House : 27 January 1629.

Quarter Embden dollars are called Ort dollars.

P.C. Reg. iii. 19 ; Patrick ii. 17. N° 1518.

12 FEBRUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] F orsameekle as the Kings Majestie

15 APRIL.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as our lait Soverane . . .

[For the coining and circulation of 500 stones of copper
money.]

Holyrood House : 15 April 1629.

240 pence to be coined from each stone of copper.

P.C. Reg. iii. 130 ; Patrick ii. 18. 1520.

15 APRIL. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Kings Majestie . . .
[Against the export of copper.]

Holyrood House : 15 April 1629.

P.C. Reg. iii. 132 ; Patrick ii. 19. 1527.

[Prohibition of French wines removed.]
Holyrood House : 12 February 1629.

P.C. Reg. iii. 44. N° 1519.

17 FEBRUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN
CIL.] [Begins] F orsameekill as the slaying . . .
[For observance of Lent, and against hunting game near
royal palaces.]

Holyrood House : 17 February 1629.

P.C. Reg. iii. 48. N° 1520.

19 FEBRUARY.- [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] F orsameekill as the Lords of . . .
[Forbidding export of oats and meal.]

Holyrood House : 19 February 1629.

P.C. Reg. iii. 53. N° 1521.

26 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as thair hes beene

[For suppression of beggars in view of the King’s
coming.]

Holyrood House : 26 February 1629.

P.C. Reg. iii. 65. 1522.

3 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekill as altho by ane act . . .
[Against buying or selling wild-fowl, venison, or lamb
in Lent.]

Holyrood House : 3 March 1629.

P.C. Reg. iii. 81. N° 1523.

24 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsomeekle as by expresse . . .

[Meetings of sub-commissioners for valuation.]
Halyrudhouse : 24 March 1629.

Edinburgh : Heirs of T. Finlason : [1629].

1 f. Roman letter [with Nos. 1529, 1533].
gran- many this

Much inconvenience is caused by the neglect of the sub-
commissioners to attend the meetings for valuing the pres-
byteries. They are to meet at once and impose fines (not
more than £4) on those absent without sufficient cause.
Half fine to the poor.

Sig. 50. f. (1).

P.C. Reg. iii. 105.

N° 1524.

15 APRIL. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekill as the Kings Majestie . . .
[Further postponing Parliament till 5 September.]
Holyrood House : 15 April 1629.

P.C. Reg. iii. 129.

N° 1525.

15 APRIL.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Lords of . . .

[In favour of the new form of tannage.]
Holyrood House : 15 April 1629.

P.C. Reg. iii. 133. N° 1528.

5 JUNE.— [BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF
TEINDS.] [Begins] Anent the proposition . . .
[Concerning valuations.]

Halyrudhouse: 5 June 1629.

Edinburgh : Heirs of T. Finlason : [1629].

1 f. Roman letter [with Nos. 1524, 1533],
gran- many this

Land set with tithes before 1587 to be valued. Teinds of
laic patronages to be valued. Manuring by ‘ lyme, fuilyie
&c., to be allowed for. If heritors produce ten witnesses
these need not speak to the same subjects. Those who have
undertaken to clear their land from valuation by oath or
otherwise need not be valued till their time is up.

Sig. 50. f. (1). N° 1529.

5 JUNE.— [BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF
TEINDS.] [Begins] Charles . . . Forsamekle as
the fyft day . . .

[Sub-commissioners to accept office and proceed
forthwith.]

Halyrudhouse : 5 June 1629.

Found only in MS.

Sub-commissioners to set themselves forthwith to the
valuing of teinds in all parishes, according to the duties
imposed upon them.

Aberdeen (26).1

1 Endorsed : ‘ Proclamation anent the teinds Published at the
ercat crosse of Aberdeen be Robert elder messenger 26 Junii 1629.’

N° 1530.

23 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forsameekle as the Kings
Majestie . . .

[Convening a meeting of clergy 23 July and banishing

Jesuits.]

Holyrood House : 23 June 1629.

Found only in MS.

B.M. 23109. f. 57.

P.C. Reg. iii. 184. N° 1531.

23 JUNE.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Kings Majestie . . .
[All persons to take the Communion once a year at
least.]

Holyrood House: 23 June 1629.

P.C. Reg. iii. 186. N° 1532.

301

Nos 1533-47

1629-30: 5-6 Chakles I

1 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forasmeekle, as one of the . . .

[Concerning the wages of the officers of the valuation.]
Halyrudhouse : 1 July 1629.

Edinburgh : Heirs of T. Finlason : [1629].

1 f. Roman letter [with Nos. 1524, 1529].
gran- many this

The procurators fiscals, clerkes, and officers employed on
the valuations are to be paid a sum not exceeding 135. 4 d.
[Scots] a day, to be fixed by the sub-commissioners, and
paid out of the first and readiest of His Majesty’s annuity
beginning in 1628.

Sig. 50. f. (1). N° 1533.

5 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as the Kings Majestie

[Postponing meeting of Parliament till 1 June.]
Holyrood House : 5 September 1629.

P.C. Reg. iii. 285. N° 1534.

5 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forasmeekle as by the King’s

[All persons cited to Justice Courts to have 24 hours’
free passage.]

Edinburgh : 5 September 1629.

P.C. Reg. iii. 287. N° 1535.

18 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-

CIL. J [Begins] Charles . . . Forasmeekle as the

King's . . .

[Publishing decrees of 2 September 1629.]
Holie-Rude- House : 18 September 1629.
Edinburgh : Heires of T. Finlason : [1629].

12 ff. Roman letter (A-F — F2 blank).

God, red Reigne

Publishing four decreetes on the generall submissions
made by the archbishops and bishops, lords of erections,
patrons of kirks and benefices, titulars of teinds, and lieri-
tours of the landes out of which teindes are payed, and by
our borrowes and others our subjects [all dated at Windsor

2 September]. These to be proclaimed. [Follow] p. 2.
His Majestie’s determination vpon the first generall sub-
missions. Witnesses : William, E. of Menteith ; Sir Wm.
Alexander of Menstrie, sec. ; Sir Coline Campbell of Lundie,
bart. ; Sir James Lockhart of Ley ; and M. Wm. Elphing-
stoun. p. 11. No title, same witnesses with Master Iohn
Maxwell, minister at Edinburgh, p. 16. His Majesties
determination vpon the submission made by the bishops,
same witnesses as first, p. 20. His Majesties determination
vpon the submission made by the borrowes, same witnesses
as second.

B.M. 5805. b. 4 (6).

Acts v. 196 ; P.C. Reg. iii. 293. iq° 1536.

10 NOVEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as the aucht day of

[Meeting of sub-commissioners of teinds with the
Commission.]

Holyrood House : 10 November 1629.

P.C. Reg. iii. 341. N° 1537,

19 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-

CIL .] [Begins] Forsameekle as the Lords of Secreit

[Irish beggars to leave Scotland within 14 days.]
Holyrood House : 19 November 1629.

P.C. Reg. iii. 354. N° 1538.

24 DECEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as upon good . . .
[Anent the cognizance of Nova Scotia baronets.]
Holyrood House : 24 December 1629.

To wear an orange tawny ribbon round their necks with
a saltoir azure pendant in a scutcheon argent, thereon an
inscutcheon of the arms of Scotland with an imperial
crown above, and encircled with the motto Fax mentis

lionestae gloria.

P.C. Reg. iii. 393. N° 1539

29 DECEMBER.- [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as it is thought . . .
[Anent the leasing of the imposts on wines.]
Holyrood House : 29 December 1629.

P.C. Reg. iii. 395. N° 1540.

1630

20 JANUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation discharging the reset of
Jesuits, &c., in Caithness.

Holyrood House: 20 January 1630.

P.C. Reg. iii. 421. N° 1541.

22 JANUARY.— [BY THE COMMISSIONERS
OF TEINDS.] [Begins] Charles . . . considering
that by the general . . .

[Lords of erections on patronage to exhibit titles.]
Halyrudhous: 22 January 1630.

Found only in MS.

Lords of erections on teinds and patronages of benefices, &c.,
to exhibit their titles before the Commissioners on 25 March
and following days.

Aberdeen (27). N° 1542.

9 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as the slaying . . .
[For observance of Lent, and against hunting near royal
palaces.]

Holyrood House : 9 February 1630.

P.C. Reg. iii. 448. N° 1543.

2 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as it is understand . . .
[Prohibiting export of victual this year.]
Holyrood House : 2 April 1630.

P.C. Reg. iii. 520. N° 1544.

1 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the soverane . . .
[Parliament further postponed till 3 August.]
Holyrood House : 1 June 1630.

P.C. Reg. iii. 545. N° 1545.

29 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as it is understand . . .
[Forbidding export of grain this year.]
Holyrood House: 29 June 1630.

P.C. Reg. iii. 578. N° 1546.

8 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Lords of . . .

[In favour of Lyon King-at-Arms against painters of
false arms.]

Holyrood House : 8 July 1630.

P.C. Reg. iii. 594. N° 1547.

302

1630-1: 6-7 Charles I

Nos 1548-64

27 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the nobilitie . . .

[Anent the meeting of the Estates.]

Holyrood House: 27 July 1630.

P.C. Reg. iii. 621. N° 1548.

28 JULY— [BY THE CONVENTION OP

ESTATES.] [Begins] Charles . . . Forsamekle as
the . . .

[For the collection of the twentieth penny.]
Haly-rude-house : 28 July 1630.

[Edinburgh : Heirs of T. Finlason.]

1 f. Roman letter. A. Prymerose.

Arms 221 and to rude-

By Act of Convention of Estates, 28 July 1630, a grant of
an extraordinary taxation of the twenty penny of all annual
rents payable at Mertimesse next and so ‘ yearelie and tearme-
lie at Mertimesse and Whitsonday, vntill the said foure
yeares and the eight tearmes payment ’ is outrun. The sum
is to be paid within ten days to [George, Visc^. Duplin]
collector general. These to be proclaimed. Per Actum
Conventionis.

Aberdeen (28), sealed and signed. N° 1549.

31 JULY. — [BY THE CONVENTION OP
ESTATES.] [Begins] The Estats presentlie co-
weenued . . .

[Confirming the order of baronets of Nova Scotia.]
Holyrood House : 31 July 1630.

Acts V. 223. N° 1550.

3 AUGUST.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Kings . . .

[Parliament prorogued till 1 April.]

Holyrood House : 3 August 1630.

P.C. Reg. iv. 1. N° 1551.

9 AUGUST— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Kings Majestie . . .
[Concerning the leading of teinds this current year.]
Holyrood House : 9 August 1630.

P.C. Reg. iv. 7. N° 1552.

8 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forasmeekle as the Lords of Secreit

[Irish beggars to quit the kingdom within 15 days.]
Holyrood House : 8 September 1630.

P.C. Reg. iv. 22. N° 1553.

8 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] F orasmeekle as the Lords of Secreit

[Against the circulation of false dollars.]
Holyrood House : 8 September 1630.

P.C. Reg. iv. 23. N° 1554.

2 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as it hes pleased . . .
[Against export of corn for a year.]

Holyrood House : 2 November 1630.

P.C. Reg. iv. 47. NO 1555

7 DECEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Charles . . . Forsamekill as ane
humble . . .

[Lyon King-of-Arms to make a visitation.]
Halyrud hous : 7 December 1630.

Found only in MS.

Cites letters patent, 14 April, granting Sir James Balfoure,
Lyon King-of-Arms, power to destroy all adulterate or
counterfeit arms. All magistrates, &c., to aid him. No
heralds to interfere with the matters he is dealing with.
These to be proclaimed. Ex Dcliberatione JDominorum
Consilii.

Aberdeen (29). N° 1556.

14 DECEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forasmeekle as in the subsynod

[Alteration of fair days in Aberdeen to prevent their
falling on Sundays.]

Holyrood House : 14 December 1630.

P.C. Reg. iv. 87. N° 1557.

1631

22 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as the slaying . . .
[Against eating meat in Lent.]

Holyrood House: 22 February 1631.

P.C. Reg. iv. 150. N° 1558.

1 APRIL. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Kingis Majestie . . .
[Parliament postponed till 4 August.]

Holyrood House : 1 April 1631.

P.C. Reg. iv. 197. N° 1559.

1 APRIL. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as in the Parliament . . .
[Enforcing Acts of 1567 and 1594 against Highland
thieves.]

Holyrood House : 1 April 1631.

P.C. Reg. iv. 198. N° 1560.

20 APRIL.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . forsamekle as there has been

[Anent the storing of victual.]

Halyrudhous : 20 April 1631.

Found only in MS.

Aberdeen (30).1
P.C. Reg. iv. 215.

1 D. Watson Messenger. H° 1501.

20 APRIL.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as it is understand . . .

[For the protection of the Laird of Frendraught’s
tenants.]

Holyrood House : 20 April 1631.

P.C. Reg. iv. 215. N° 1562.

14 JUNE. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Lords of . . .

[Against executing letters of charge on the Sabbath.]
Holyrood House : 14 June 1631.

P.C. Reg. iv. 236. N° 1563.

5 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Lords of . . .

[Against intercourse with Lancashire and Yorkshire :
plague.]

Holyrood House : 5 July 1631.

P.C. Reg. iv. 264. N° 1564.

303

N°s 1565-78

1631-2: 7-8 Charles I

26 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Lords of . . .

[Fishers and buyers of herring at Dunbar to report new
boats.]

Holyrood House: 26 July 1631.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers (58). Original signed.

P.C. Reg. iv. 293 ; see 623. N° 1565.

28 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the order of . . .

[Anent Nova Scotia baronets.]

Holyrood House: 28 July 1631.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers (60). Original signed.

P.C. Reg. iv. 299; see 623. U° 1566.

28 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Lords of . . .

[Forbidding import of dollars after 1 September.]
Holyrood House : 28 July 1631.

Found only in MS.

Forbidding the import or receipt of dollars for coal or salt.
The following coins are current :— Spanish pistolet of 2 den.

15 gr., £4. 7s. 6d. (Scots) ; French crown of 2 den. 15 gr.,

£4. 95. ; rose noble of 5 den. 22 gr., £10. 10s. ; quartidiskue
of 7 den. 12 gr., 19s. ; single ryall of 2 den. 15 gr., 6s. 8 d.
Reg. Misc. Papers (62). Original signed.

P.C. Reg. iv. 301 ; see 624; Patrick ii. 24. N° 1507.

28 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forsomekle as the Trade . . .

[For the selling of yarn by weight.]
Holyrudhouse : 28 July 1631.

[Edinburgh : Heirs of T. Finlason : 1631.]

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 221 Britaine, not of
The frauds in winding yarn have greatly injured trade in
it. After 31 August yarn is only to be sold by weight, on
pain of confiscation, half to the informer. These to be
proclaimed.

Aberdeen (86). Reg. Misc. Papers (63). Original signed.
P.C. Reg. iv. 302; see 624. jq-o 1568.

28 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the river and water of Forth

[Against casting ballast into the Forth.]

Holyrood House : 28 July 1631.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers (64). Original signed.

P.C. Reg. iv. 303; see 624. jq-o iqqq.

28 JULY — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Kings Majestie . . .

[Anent the leading of teinds.]

Holyrood House: 28 July 1631.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers (200).

P.C. R©g. iv. 304 j se© 669. 1570

4 AUGUST— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Kings Majestie . . .
[Parliament further postponed till 13 April.]
Edinburgh : 4 August 1631.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. iv. 315. jq-o 1571

304

26 AUGUST- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Kings Majestie . . .

[For the coming of farthing copper tokens. 3 d. Scots.]
Holyrood House: 26 August 1631.

Found only in MS.

Farthing tokens (3d. Scots) to be coined of copper weighing
8 grains each, 72 to the ounce. On one side two C’s interlaced
and crowned with inscription Car. D, G. Mag. Brit. Fr. et
Hib. B. ; on the other a thistle crowned with the usual motto
Nemo me impune lacessit. Legal tender for 6d. in the £.
Reg. Misc. Papers (74). Original signed.

P.C. Reg. iv. 323 ; see 625 ; Patrick ii. 26. Jfo 1572.

10 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as it is understand . . .
[Forbidding the importation of English farthing tokens.]
Holyrood House : 10 November 1631.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. iv. 351 ; Patrick ii. 29. ^0 1573,

29 NOVEMBER.- [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as our Soverane . . .
[Forbidding the eating of wild-fowl or venison, or hunting
near royal palaces.]

Holyrood House : 29 November 1631.

Found only in MS.

‘Pertridges, black cockes, earth hens, termigants, caper-
cailyeis, and murefoulis.’

Reg. Misc. Papers (103). Original signed.

P.C. Reg., iv. 379 ; see 630. N° 1574.

1 DECEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as by ane act of the

[All persons to give in inventories of annual rents by
20 January.]

Edinburgh: 1 December 1631.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers (104, 105). Original signed.

P.C. Reg. iv. 382 ; see 6S0. 1576.

1632

10 JANUARY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as the Kings Majestie

[1,500 stones of copper to be coined into pence and
twopenny pieces.]

Holyrood House : 10 January 1632.

Penny pieces to weigh 8 grains, twopenny pieces to weigh
16 grains. On one side an imperial crown and C.R. with I
or II below it, and inscription Car. D. G. Scot, Ang. Fran, et
Hib. B. ; on the other a thistle with a leaf on each side, and
Nemo me impune lacessit. The farthing tokens now to be
penny (Scots) tokens.

P.C. Reg. iv. 403 ; Patrick ii. 30. N° 1576.

14 FEBRUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the slaying . . .

[For the due observance of Lent.]

Holyrood House : 14 February 1632.

P.C. Reg. iv. 423. N° 1577.

29 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Kings Majestie . . .
[Englishmen, Irishmen, and Scots to pay the same duties
in Scotland.]

Holyrood House : 29 March 1632.

P.C. Reg. iv. 458. N° 1578.

1632-3: 8-9 Charles I

Nos 1579-93

13 APRIL. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Kings Majestie . . .
[Parliament postponed to 18 June 1633.]
Edinburgh : 13 April 1632.

P.C. Reg. iv. 467. N° 1579.

27 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the Kings Majestie . . .
[Anent the leading of teinds this current year.]
Edinburgh : 27 July 1632.

P.C. Reg. iv. 523. N° 1580.

16 OCTOBER. — [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as the tratour James
Grant . . .

[For apprehending James Grant, escaped from Edinburgh

Castle.]

Holyrood House : 16 October 1632.

.£5,000 (Scots) reward, alive or dead.

P.C. Reg. iv. 544. 1581.

20 OCTOBER. — [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as after ane long . . .
[Natives of certain parts alone allowed to fish there.]
Holyrood House : 20 October 1632.

P.C. Reg. iv. 555. 1*° 1582.

20 OCTOBER. — [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as the Lords of . . .
[Against the import of dollars.]

Holyrood House: 20 October 1632.

P.C. Reg. iv. 555. N° 1583.

22 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.]

Council to meet in the Laich Council House at Edin-
burgh in the winter.

Holyrood House : 22 November 1632.

P.C. Reg. iv. 574. N° 1584.

28 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as the Lords of . . .
[For providing accommodation for the King’s train in
the Canongate.]

Holyrood House : 28 February 1633.

P.C. Reg. V. 34. N° 1588.

5 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the slaying . . .

[Against eating flesh in Lent, poaching in royal domains,
and killing lambs.]

Holyrood House : 5 March 1633.

P.C. Reg. V. 39. ifo 1589.

2 APRIL— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as our Soverane . . .

[Against burning heather on moors.]

Holyrood House : 2 April 1633.

P.C. Reg. V. 62. lf° 1590.

24 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameekle as the forestalling . . .
[Against regraters and forestalled.]

Holyrood House: 24 April 1633.

P.C. Reg. v. 67. Ifo 1501

28 JUNE.— [BY THE ESTATES.] [Begins]
Charles . . . Forasmuch as in our . . .

[For the inbringing of the 30/- tax on annual rents.]
Edinburgh : 28 June 1633.

[Edinburgh: R. Young: 1633.]

1 f. Roman letter. Ja. Prymroce.

Arms 221 the pains at

A grant of 30s. for every pound land of old extent has
been made for six years payable at Martinmasse 1634-9.
Archbishops, &c., to pay the corresponding amount. [The
provost of Aberdeen] is to have a stent roll made within
twenty-four hours, and payment to be made within three
days thereon. The money to be paid to [James, Marquess
of Hamilton] collector general! Per actum Parliamenti.

Aberdeen (35), signed and sealed ; (36), signed and sealed
for third term.

Acts v. 13. N° 1592.

1633

15 JANUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as it is understand

[Against hunting in and damaging Falkland Park.]
Holyrood House: 15 January 1633.

P.C. Reg. V. 8. N° 1585.

24 JANUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as our soverane lords

[Against eating wild-fowl or killing game near royal
palaces.]

Holyrood House : 24 January 1633.

P.C. Reg. V. 17. 1*0 1686.

28 JUNE. — [BY THE ESTATES.] [Begins]
Charles . . . Forasmuch as in our . . .

[For the inbringing of the sixteenth penny.]
Edinburgh : 28 June 1633.

[Edinburgh : R. Young : 1633.]

1 f. Roman letter. Ja. Prymroice.

Arms 221 the pains and

A grant of extraordinary taxation of a sixteenth penny on
all annual rents has been made for six years from Martin-
masse 1634, yearly and termly. The [seventh] term due
[Martinmasse 1637] is to be paid to [James, Marquis of
Hamilton]. An inventar of the sums due to be given up in
ten days, and the sums to be paid in twenty. Per actum
Parliamenti.

B.L.1 Aberdeen (32), signed and sealed ; (33) do.

Acts v. 13.

1 This copy signed Arch. Primerose Cler. S< Cons, for Provost and
baillies of Dysert for 12th term Whitsunday 1640. U° 1593.

21 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [ Begins] F orsameekle as the Lords of . . .
[For a meeting of the Commission for revision of
the laws.]

Holyrood House: 21 February 1633.

P.C. Reg. v. 32.

28 JUNE. — [BY THE ESTATES.] [Begins]
Charles . . . Forsomuch as our Lieges and Subjects . . .
[Concerning payment of profits from reduced interest.]
Edinburgh : 28 June 1633.

[Edinburgh: R. Young: 1633.]

1 f. Roman letter. Ja. Prymrose.

Arms 221 the time of

VOL. II

N° 1587.

305

r r

Nos 1594-1611

1633-4: 9-10 Charles I

Parliament in consideration of the heavy burdens of the
subjects has reduced the rate of interest from 10 per cent, to
8 per cent. The 2 per cent, saved is to be paid to the Crown
for three years as well as the twentieth penny now paid.
Makes arrangements for mode of payment, and for procedure
on non-payment. These to be published. Per actum Par-
liamenti.

B.M. 1851. d. 1 (30).

Acts v. 39. N° 1594.

28 JUNE.— [BY THE ESTATES.] [Begins]
Charles . . .

[For in bringing the tax for the College of Justice.]
Edinburgh : 28 June 1633.

[Edinburgh: Robert Young : 1633.]

1 f. Roman letter. Ja. Prymroce.

Arms 221 our on and

An act has been passed setting a four years’ tax of 1 Os. on
each pound land of old extent payable Martinmasse 1633,
1634, 1635,1636. All spiritual persons to pay their [fourth]
instalment to [Sir James McGill of Cranstoun, Bt.] col-
lector general on pain of horning. All sheriffs, &c. , to raise
it on lands in their jurisdictions. Per actum Parliamenti.

Reg. I (9) sealed.

Acts v. 40. Signature in MS. N° 1595.

15 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] F orsamekle as his Majesties . . .
[For completing the number of Nova Scotia baronets.]
Edinburgh : 15 February 1634.

P.C. Reg. v. 210. iq02.

18 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the slaying . . .

For the observance of Lent.]

Edinburgh : 18 February 1634.

P.C. Reg. v. 212.

N° 1603.

3 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the extraordinarie . . .

[The impost on coal is henceforth doubled.]
Edinburgh : 3 June 1634.

P.C. Reg. v. 258. N° 1604.

14 JUNE. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kings . . .

[Appointing Commissioners to license sellers of tobacco.]
Edinburgh : 14 June 1634.

P.C. Reg. v. 271.

N° 1605.

28 JUNE.

Arms 221 of Session sig-
Another edition of No. 1595, q.v.

Aberdeen (34), signed and sealed (to Aberdeen for fourth
term). N° 1596.

28 JUNE.

Arms 221 of Session ninth

19 JUNE— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as in the Parliament . . .

[Anent the clan Gregor.]

Edinburgh : 19 June 1634.

P.C. Reg. V. 281. N° 1606.

Another edition of No. 1595, q.v.

Aberdeen (31), signed and sealed, for the fourth instal-
ment to the fewar of Tromar. N° 1597.

25 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as the disordoured

17 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Lords of . . .

[Against bleaching cloth with lime.]
Edinburgh: 17 July 1634.

P.C. Reg. V. 319. N° 1607.

[Anent the commission for suppressing disorders in the
Highlands.]

Holyrood House : 25 September 1633.

P.C. Reg. v. 129. N° 1598.

27 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as for removing . . .
[Anent the leading of teinds this current year.]
Holyrood House : 27 September 1633.

P.C. Reg. y. 135. N° 1599.

5 NOVEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameekle as the Kings Majestie

[Anent the meetings of the Privy Council, Exchequer,
and Commission for Surrenders.]

Holyrood House : 5 November 1633.

P.C. Reg. V. 136. N° 1600.

1634

14 JANUARY.- [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the dyets and . . .
[Inventories of money lent to be brought in in February.]
Edinburgh : 14 January 1634.

P.C. Rog. v. 178. N° 1601.

306

31 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kings Majestie . . .

[Fine of 100 merks for selling tobacco without licence.]
Edinburgh : 31 July 1634.

P.C. Reg. v. 336. N° 1608.

17 SEPTEMBER.- [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the disordered . . .
[Anent broken men in the Highlands.]
Edinburgh : 17 September 1634.

P.C. Reg. v. 359. N° 1609.

25 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as albeit by diverse

[All to communicate once a year in their parish church
and against non-conformists.]

Edinburgh : 25 November 1634.

P.C. Reg. V. 421. N° 1610.

27 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as altho there hes . . .
[Against selling tobacco surreptitiously without licence.]
Edinburgh : 27 November 1634.

P.C. Reg. v. 430. N° 1611.

1634-6: 10-11 Charles I

Nos 1612-31

27 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] F orsamekle as the Lords of . . .
[Against transporting the Gordons and other broken
men out of the country.]

Edinburgh : 27 November 1634.

P.C. Reg. v. 433. N° 1012.

1635

10 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] F orsamekle as the slaying . . .

[For the observance of Lent.]

Edinburgh : 10 February 1635.

P.C. Reg. y. 483. N° jgj^g

17 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-

CIL.] [Begins] F orsamekle as it is understand . . .
[Against import and circulation of foreign copper coins ]
Edinburgh : 17 February 1635.

Cites proclamation 10 Nov. 1631, No. 1573, q.v. Pro-
hibits circulation of tumors, farthings, Holland doyts,
doubles, &c.

P.C. Reg. y. 488; Patrick ii. 41. yo 1014.

19 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Continuing all actions before the Commission for
Surrenders till June.

Edinburgh : 19 March 1635.

P.C. Reg. V. 525. N° 1615.

24 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the fraud . . .

[Anent the buying and selling of plaiding.]
Edinburgh : 24 March 1635.

P.C. Reg. v. 526. N° 1616.

1 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] The Lords . . . understanding that the . . .
[Against persons who refuse to pay the taxation of 1625
and 1630 ]

Edinburgh : 1 April 1635.

P.C. Reg. vi. 1. N° 1617.

18 JUNE. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it hes pleased . . .

[Against levying soldiers for abroad.]
Edinburgh : 18 June 1635.

P.C. Reg. yi. 28. N° 1618.

7 AUGUST. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Lords of . . .

[Anent the use of foreign coins.]

Edinburgh : 7 August 1635.

Cardecues and reals permitted. Other foreign coin to be
brought in as bullion to the mint.

P.C. Reg. vi. 94 ; Patrick ii. 44. N° 1619.

7 AUGUST.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as in the Parliament . : .

[Anent the clan Gregor.]

Edinburgh ; 7 August 1635.

P.C. Reg. vi. 95. N° 1620.

7 AUGUST. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Lords of Privie . . .
[Against molesting boats of the Association for fishing.]
Edinburgh: 7 August 1635.

P.C. Reg. vi. 96. Ifo 1021.

28 OCTOBER. — [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as some shippes . . .
[Against frequenting ships from the Low Countries :
plague.]

Edinburgh : 28 October 1635.

P.C. Reg. vi. 124. jjo 1622.

4 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as ther is some ships

[Against landing goods from Flemish ships.]
Edinburgh : 4 November 1635.

P.C. Reg. vi. 126. 1023.

4 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as Gilroy McGregour

[Against the resett of the McGregors.]
Edinburgh : 4 November 1635.

P.C. Reg. vi. 128. N° 1024.

1 DECEMBER. — [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Anent our soverane lords . . .
[Against the clan Gregor.]

Edinburgh : 1 December 1635.

P.C. Reg. vi. 142. 1025.

23 DECEMBER. — [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kings . . .

[A conjunct Commission for the Middle Shires.]
Edinburgh : 23 December 1635.

P.C. Reg. vi. 161. 1626.

1636

21 JANUARY. — [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as altho be . . .
[Against the resetters of James Grant and his accom-
plices.]

Edinburgh : 21 January 1636.

P.C. Reg. vi. 170. N° 1627.

4 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.]

Decrees of apprising to be registered.
Edinburgh : 4 February 1636.

P.C. Reg. vi. 184. N° 1628.

11 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as it is understand . . .
[No dollars to circulate above 56s. (Scots) value.]
Edinburgh : 11 February 1636.

P.C. Reg. vi. 189 ; Patrick ii. 48. N° 1629.

1 MARCH. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the slaying, . . .

[For the observance of Lent.]

Edinburgh : 1 March 1636.

P.C. Reg. vi. 200. N° 1630.

15 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as albeit . . .

[Against Gilderoy and other Highland outlaws.]
Edinburgh : 15 March 1636.

P.C. Reg. vi. 208. N° 1631.

R 1* 2

Nos 1632-50

1636-7: 12 Charles I

31 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as Gilroy McGregour . . .

[£1,000 Scots for Gilroy and John Dow Gair McGregor.]
Edinburgh : 31 March 1636.

P.C. Reg. vi. 219. N° 1632.

26 MAY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it hes pleased . . .

[Against resett of colliers from Newcastle : plague.]
Edinburgh : 26 May 1636.

P.C. Reg. vi. 246. 1033,

26 MAY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it is understand . . .
[Quarantine for English ships : plague.]

Edinburgh : 26 May 1636.

P.C. Reg. vi. 247. 1334,

14 JUNE. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the ingaddering . . .

[Sheriff's and stewards to levy feu-mails and annuities
of teinds.]

Edinburgh : 14 June 1636.

P.C. Reg. vi. 269. N° 1635.

16 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kings Majestie . . .

[Lord Chancellor may knight eldest sons of baronets.]
Edinburgh : 16 June 1636.

P.C. Reg. vi. 262. N° 1636.

12 JULY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kings Majestie . . .
[Foreigners not to fish in Scots waters without licence.]
Edinburgh: 12 July 1636.

P.C. Reg. vi. 279. N° 1637.

12 JULY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forsamekill as Alexander Gor-
don . . .

[Intercommuning the Gordons.]

Edinburgh : 12 July 1636.

Found only in MS.

Aberdeen (37).

P.C. Reg. vi. 281. N° 1638.

19 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it hes pleased . . .

[Against St. James’s Fair, Kelso, and other markets.]
Edinburgh : 19 July 1636.

P.C. Reg. vi. 292. 1039.

21 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kings . . .

[Against unlicensed sellers of tobacco.]

Edinburgh: 21 July 1636.

P.C. Reg. vi. 298. 1040.

28 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as there is ane . . .

[Melrose and Coldstream fairs forbidden : plague.]
Edinburgh : 28 July 1636.

P.C. Reg. vi. 303. jfo 1041.

308

7 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-

CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the contagious . . .
[Prohibiting fairs in Roxburgh, Berwick, and Selkirk :
plague.]

Edinburgh : 7 September 1636.

P.C. Reg. vi. 310. N° 1043.

12 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] The Lords . . . considering the great

[Anent the circulation of foreign dollars.]
Edinburgh : 12 September 1636.

Dollars were recently reduced to 56s., but still without
protecting the coinage. Half-mark, 40d., and 20d. pieces will
be coined. Dollars are not to be current for more than 54s.
Scots, and dog dollars for 43s. 4 d.

P.C. Reg. vi. 322 ; Patrick ii. 53. 1643.

12 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the great quantitie

[Prohibiting the import of foreign copper coin.]
Edinburgh: 12 September 1636.

P.C. Reg. vi. 323 ; Patrick ii. 54. H’o 1044_

14 SEPTEMBER.- [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as one of the chief . . .
[Anent fugitives from the Middle Shires.]
Edinburgh : 14 September 1636.

P.C. Reg. vi. 324. N° 1645.

14 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as one of the chief . . .
[None to cross to Ireland without a certificate.]
Edinburgh : 14 September 1636.

P.C. Reg. vi. 325. N° 1646.

8 OCTOBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Forsamekle as the Lords of . . .

Anent the plague in Leberton.]

Edinburgh : 8 October 1636.

P.C. Reg. vi. 326. N° 1647.

20 DECEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation for the authorizing of the
book of Common Prayer to be used throughout the
Realme of Scotland. [Begins] Forasmekle as the
Kings Majestie ever since his entrie . . .

Edinburgh : 20 December 1636.

Edinburgh: R. Young: 1637.

P.C. Reg. vi. 352 ; Peterkin 50.

Sheet a2 of the 1637 fo. ‘Booke of Common Prayer’. Two copies to
be obtained for each parish. Bodl. C.P. 1637. d. 1. N° 1648.

1637

21 FEBRUARY— [BY THE SECRET COUN-

CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the slaying . . .

[For the observance of Lent.]

Edinburgh : 21 February 1637.

P.C. Reg. vi. 386. N° 1649.

14 MARCH— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the late psalmes . . .
[Ordering the new Psalm Book to be used.]
Edinburgh : 14 March 1637.

P.C. Reg. vi. 409; Peterkin 51. N° 1650.

1637: 12-13 Charles I

Nos 1651-70

22 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it hes pleased . . .

[A thanksgiving for birth of a princess.]
Edinburgh : 22 March 1637.

P.C. Reg. vi. 418. N° 1051.

13 MAY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Lords of . . .
[Concerning intercourse with the Middle Shires : plague.]
Edinburgh : 13 May 1637.

P.C. Reg. vi. 429. Jfo 1052.

3 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] [Be-
gins] Forsamekle as upon ane late . . .

[Anent the plague in the Middle Shires.]
Holyrood House : 3 June 1637.

P.C. Reg. vi. 431. N° 1053.

8 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Lords of . . .

[Lauder Fair prohibited : plague.]

Edinburgh : 8 June 1637.

P.C. Reg. vi. 437. N° 1054.

8 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the girnelling . . .

[Against regrating, forestalling, and storing victual.]
Edinburgh : 8 June 1637.

P.C. Reg. vi. 438. N° 1055.

13 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as albeit . . .

[Anent the royal forest of Glenalmond.]
Edinburgh: 13 June 1637.

P.C. Reg. vi. 447. N° 1050.

13 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as by act and . . .

[All presbyteries, &c., to provide two copies of Service
Book.]

Edinburgh : 13 June 1637.

P.C. Reg. vi. 448 ; Peterkin 51. N° 1057.

17 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the faire of . . .

[Prohibiting Moffat Fair : plague.]

Edinburgh: 17 June 1637.

P.C. Reg. vi. 454. N° 1058.

26 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kings . . .

[No change to be made in the rate of dollars.]
Edinburgh : 26 June 1637.

P.C. Reg. vi. 465 ; Patrick ii. 60. No 1059.

4 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Lords of . . .

[Prohibiting St. Boswell’s Fair : plague.]
Edinburgh : 4 July 1637.

P.C. Reg. vi. 473. N° 1000.

24 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Lords . . .

[Anent the disturbance in St. Giles’s Church 23 July.]
Holyrood House : 24 July 1637.

P.C. Reg. vi. 483 ; see Large Declaration 26. N° 1001.

27 JULY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] The Lords . . . considering the . . .
[Against calumniating Privy Councillors.]
Holyrood House : 27 July 1637.

P.C. Reg. vi. 487. N° 1002.

1 AUGUST.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the time of . . .

[Against resort to Dunbar herring drive : plague.]
Holyrood House : 1 August 1637.

P.C. Reg. vi. 490.

N° 1803.

2 AUGUST.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as Lauren Faire . . .
[Prohibiting Selkirk Fair : plague.]

Holyrood House : 2 August 1637.

P.C. Reg. vi. 505.

N° 1004.

17 OCTOBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it hes pleased . . .

[All persons in Edinburgh on Church business to return

home.]

Edinburgh : 17 October 1637.

P.C. Reg. vi. 536; Rush. ii. 401 ; Large Declaration 33; Peterkin 55.

N° 1005.

17 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it heth pleased . . .

For removing the Council and Session to Dundee.
Edinburgh : 17 October 1637.

Next session to be held at Linlithgow, and the next after
the ordinary vacation at Dundee. Others after at Dundee
during pleasure.

P.C. Reg. vi. 537 ; Rush. ii. 401. Large Declaration 33 ; Peterkin 55.

N° 1000.

17 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis Majestie . . .
[Against ‘ A Dispute against the English Popish
Ceremonies ’.]

Edinburgh : 17 October 1637.

Copies to be brought in and burnt.

P.C. Reg. vi. 537 ; Rush. ii. 402. Large Declaration 34 ; Peterkin 55.

N° 1007.

18 OCTOBER — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as a number of . . .

[Forbidding tumultuous gatherings in the streets.]
Holyrood House: 18 October 1637.

P.C. Reg. vi. 541 ; Rush. ii. 404; Large Declaration 38; Peterkin 55.

N° 1008.

7 DECEMBER - [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Kingis . . .

[The King’s declaration anent the Service Book.]
Linlithgow : 7 December 1637.

Nothing will be allowed against the advancement of true
religion or against the laudable laws of Scotland.

P.C. Reg. vi. 546 ; Rush. ii. 408 ; N. i. 15 ; Large Declaration 46 ;
Peterkin 57. N° 1609.

7 DECEMBER — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as it hes pleased . . .
[Judicatories of Council and Session removed to Stirling.]
Linlithgow : 7 December 1637.

P.C. Reg. vi. 547.

N° 1670.

309

Nos 1671-9

1638: 13-14 Charles I

1638

4 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-

CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the King’s Majestie

[Council and Session to meet at Stirling 6 February.]
Edinburgh : 4 February 1638.

P.C. Keg vii. 2. N° 1671.

19 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Charles . . . Forsamekle as Wee
out of our . . .

[Against convocations or meetings against the Service

Book.]

Stirling: 19 February 1638.

The King is displeased with some petitions and declarations
handed in to the Privy Council. No meetings or convocations
to be held in future under pain of treason. No one to come
to the Council without obtaining leave beforehand. Petitions
not trenching on the royal authority will be received. All
persons not indwellers of the burgh or members of Council
and Session to depart in six hours.

P.C. Reg. vii. 3; Rush. ii. 731 ; Large Declaration 48; Peterkin 59.

N° 1672.

23 FEBRUARY. — THE CONFESSION OF
FAITH, Subscribed At First By The Kings
Majestie And His Household, In The Yeare Of God,
1580. Thereafter By Persons Of All Ranks, in the
yeare 1581. By Ordinance of the Lords of the
Secret Counsell, and Acts of the generall Assemblie.
Subscribed againe by all sorts of Persons in the yeare
1590. By a new Ordinance of Counsell, at the desire
of the generall Assemblie : With a generall Band for
maintanance of the true Religion, and the Kings
Person, And now subscribed in the yeare 1638. By
Vs, Noblemen, Barrons, Gentlemen, Burgesses,
Ministers and Commons undersubscribing : Together
with our Resolution, and Promises for the causes
after specified, To maintaine the said true Religion,
and the Kings Majestie, according to the Confession
foresaid, and Acts of Parliament. The Tenor
whereof heere followeth.

Sine nota.

2 ff. Roman letter.

Type border d. c. that affirme 2) the the

B.L.

Rush. ii. 734; Gardiner 124; Large Declaration 55. N° 1673.

5 MARCH.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as the Lords . . . hes receaved

[Anent the pest in the Middle Shires.]

Stirling : 5 March 1638.

P.C. Reg. vii. 14. 1674.

16 MAY.— [BY THE KING.] [Begins] Charles . . .
Forsamekle as we are not ignorant . . .

Against the Covenant.

Found only in MS.

Cites proclamations Nos. 1669,1672, q.v., allaying fears
of innovation in religion. The practice of the Canons and
Service Book will only be pressed in a fair and legal way.

The High Commission is to be rectified by Council ; The
King will pardon past infringements on Royal Authority,
and even ‘ that seditious Bond ’ [No. 1673, q.v.] on condition
that offenders disclaim the same and yield it up to the
Council. All who do not yield it up by a fixed date are to
be reputed Traitors.

Hamilton Palace (Royal Letters, I. 61). Original sign
manual, superscribed and initialled at end.

Burnet 43 ; Peterkin 65.

In Traquair’s handwriting. Never proclaimed. N° 1675.

16 MAY.— [BY THE KING.] [Begins] Charles . . .
Forsamekle as we are not ignorant . . .

Against the Covenant.

Found only in MS.

Cites proclamations Nos. 1669, 1672, q.v., allaying fears
of innovation in religion. The practice of the Canons and
Service Book will only be pressed in a fair and legal way.
The High Commission is to be rectified by Council. Sub-
jects are expected to show their gratitude by their behaviour,
and not to force the King to make use of his Royal Authority
to curb their stubbornness.

Hamilton Palace (Royal Letters, I. 62). Original sign
manual, superscribed and initialled at end.

Burnet 43 ; Peterkin 65.

In Hamilton’s handwriting. Never proclaimed. 1076.

16 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL ] Be-
gins] Whereas we were in hope by . . .

Proposed Declaration as to Service Book.

Cites proclamation No. 1669, q.v. Occasion has since
been taken to form unlawful Associations. Most of the
signers have been misled into signing the Covenant, No. 1673,
q.v. Renews former declarations. The Book of Common
Prayer and of Canons not to be forced on subjects till they
are examined and found legal. Subjects are not to be mis-
led. If any hereafter disturb the peace by private covenants
they shall suffer as rebels.

Burnet 45; Peterkin 66. Not issued. N° 1677.

26 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Forsamekle as the Lords . . . that there is numbers

[To assist those spoiled by broken men of the Highlands.]
Holyrood House: 26 June 1638.

P.C. Reg. vii. 25. N° 1678.

28 JUNE— [BY THE KING.] [Begins] Charles
. . . Forsameikle as We are . . .

[Concerning Canons, Service Book, and High
Commission.]

Greenwich : 28 June 1638.

Sine nota.

[Edinburgh: R. Young: 1638].

I f. Roman letter.

Arms 221 the so twenty
Cites proclamations 11 Dec., No. 1669, q.v., and 19 Feb.,
No. 1672, q.v., allaying national fears of innovation in
religion. The practice of the Canons and Service Book will
only be pressed in a fair and legal way. All Acts of Council
there anent are discharged. The High Commission is to be
rectified by Council. Other matters will be considered in a
free assembly and Parliament. Protests good will and
expects obedience. These to be proclaimed. Per Begem.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 396 (5); Procl. III(l). Reg. I (10),
(11). Bodl. C.P. 1637. d. 1.

P.C. Reg. vii. 32 (4 July); Rush. ii. 754; N. i. 36; Large Declara-
tion 96 ; Burnet 60 ; Peterkin 70.

Wrongly dated 13th year. Kf0 1679.

310

1638: 14 Charles I

Nos 1680-91

28 JUNE.

[Aberdeen : Raban : 1638.]

1 f. Roman letter.

Crown 38-50 France, Greeting Reygne

Another edition of No. 1679, q.v.

Aberdeen (39). N° 1680.

30 JUNE.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Eegins] Forsamekle as upon severall considerations

[Council and Courts to return to Edinburgh.]
Holyrood House : 30 June 1638.

P.C. Reg. vii. 30. N° 1681.

5 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins]

[Discharging the High Commission.]

Holyrood House : 5 July 1638.

Declares it to be the King’s meaning by No. 1679, q.v.,
to abrogate the Service Book, Canons, and High Commission,
and discharges all subjects from appearing before the latter.
This to be proclaimed.

Rothe’s Relation, p. 150; Peterkin 75. See P.C. Reg. vii. 35.

N° 1682.

[BY THE KING.] [Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch
as by our declaration dated the . . . day of June Last
pas we did ther to the full declare . . .

All subjects to renounce the Covenant.

Found only in MS.

Declaring all traitors who do not renounce the band or
panel [No. 1673, q.v.] in three days. Good subjects to
deliver up any copies of it to the Privy Council.

Hamilton Palace (Royal Letters, I. 90). Original sign
manual, superscribed and initialled at end.

Never published. No date, but probably prepared at the same time
as No. 1679. ? In Hamilton’s handwriting. 1683.

9 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE KING.] [Begins]
Charles ... Forsomuch as the cause and occasion

[For the settlement of religious affairs.]

Oatlands : 9 September 1638.

Edinburgh; R. Young: 1638.

32 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

Arms 221

Annuls all Acts and Proclamations establishing the
Service Book, Canons, and High Commission. Dispenses
with the Five Articles of Perth, which are not to be enforced.
No person is exempt from trial by a competent judicatory.
Free entry of ministers. The Confession of Faith of 1580,
1581, and 1590, No. 437 a, q.v., to be signed by all subjects.
A General Assembly to be held at Glasgow 21 Nov. 1638,
and a Parliament at Edinburgh 15 May 1639. Pardon for
past disaffection. A fourteen days’ fast to be kept before the
Assembly meets. This to be proclaimed. Per Begem.

B.M. 111. 9 (33).1 Adv. Pamph. 396 (11). Ed. Un. Z*.
9. 19 (3).

P.C. vii. 64 (22 September) ; Rush. ii. 762 ; N. i. 52; Peterkin 81 ;
Large Declaration 137.

1 MS. signatures ‘J. Prymrose ’ with the Confession of Faith and
Covenant No. 436, and Nos. 1685-8, q.v. N° 1684.

22 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] The Lords . . . having read and
maturelie . . .

[Act anent the Declaration.]

Holyrood House : 22 September 1638.

Thanks for H.M. Declaration, 9 September, No. 1684, q.v.,
signed by Hammiltoun, Traquaire, Roxburgh, Mairsheall,
Mar, Murray, Linlithgow, Perth, Wigtoun, Kingorne,

Tullibardin, Hadington, Annandail, Lauderdail, Kinnoul,
Dumfreis, Southesk, Belheaven, Angus, Lome, Elphinstoun,
Naper, Dalyell, Amont, J. Hay, Thomas Hope, W.
Elphinstoun, Ja. Carmichael, J. Hammiltoun, Blackhall.

P.C. Reg. vii. 66 ; Peterkin 84; Large Declaration 153. N° 1685.

22 SEPTEMBER.- [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as it heth plesed

[For the meeting of the General Assembly.]
Holyrood House: 22 September 1638.

All archbishops, bishops, commissioners of kirks, and
others having place in the General Assembly to meet at
Glasgow 21 November.

P.C. Reg. vii. 72; Large Declaration 146; Peterkin 83. 1686.

22 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as it hes plesed

[For the meeting of Parliament.]

Holyrood House : 22 September 1638.

All noblemen, prelates, and commissioners for the barons
and boroughs, and all others having voice and place in
Parliament, to meet at Edinburgh on 15 May to come.
P.C. Reg. vii. 72; Large Declaration 146; Peterkin 83. N° 1687.

24 SEPTEMBER — [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] Act ordaining the Lieges to sign the
Covenant.

Holyrood House : 24 September 1638.

All subjects to sign the Confession of Faith of 2 March
1580, and the Band dated 1589 [No. 437 a, q.v.].

P.C. Reg. vii. 75 ; Large Declaration 147 ; Peterkin 90.

For print of this Covenant see P.C. Reg. vii. 67 ; Large Declara-
tion 140. Original of Covenant signed by P.C. Reg. Mise. Papers (34).

The Band, which is the only difference from No. 1673, is given in
full, and in Rush. ii. 778. N° 1688.

1 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Kings Majestie
upon divers . . .

[Continuing certain sheriffs in office.]

Holyrood House : 1 November 1638.

P.C. Reg. vii. 80. N° 1689.

14 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as it hes pleased the
King’s . . .

[Against unauthorized attendance on the General
Assembly or going there armed.]

Edinburgh: 14 November 1638.

P.C. Reg. vii. 82. N° 1690.

21 NOVEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] The King’s Majestie being Informed that
manie of his good . . .

[Discharging the Service books.]

Found only in MS.

No future Service Book or Canons to be introduced except
by the Assembly. The High Commission, being misunder-
stood, is discharged. The practice of the Five Articles of
Perth [No. 1336, q.v.] is not obligatory. Ministers to take
only the oaths enforced by Acts of Parliament. General
Assemblies to be held oftener. All subjects to subscribe
the Confession of Faith, 1580 [No. 436, q.v.] This to be
entered in the books of Assembly.

Hamilton Palace. MS. draft with corrections and erasures
by Charles.

Rush. ii. 845; Burnet 95; Peterkin 108. X^° 1691.

Nos 1692-7

1638-9: 14-15 Charles I

29 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Charles . . . Forsameikle as out . . .
of the royall and fatherly care.

[Dissolving the General Assembly.]

Glasgow : 29 November 1638.

[Edinburgh: R. Young: 1638.]

[1] 3 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 221 the censure 2) Commissio

Recites proclamation No. 1679, q.v., discharging Service
Book, Book of Canons, and High Commission, Five Articles,
subjecting all men ecclesiastical and civil to Parliament,
General Assembly , and other competent judicatory. The King
has also renewed the Confession of Faith of 1580, called a
General Assembly at Glasgow 21st inst., and a Parliament in
May 1639. All this has not satisfied the subjects, who
guard the castle of Edinburgh, stop the import of ammuni-
tion, and make convocations which issue orders through the
country. Many disorders have taken place in the elections
for the Genex-al Assembly, overlooked in the hope of peace.
But the meeting is seditious, armed in contempt of the pro-
clamation, Edinburgh 16th inst., No. 1690, q.v., has refused
our assessors the liberty of voting, and to hear the bishops.
The Assembly is therefore dissolved. All members to leave
Glasgow within twenty-four hours. The declaration of
His Majesty’s commissioner to hold good.

Hamilton, Traquair, Roxburgh, Murray, Linlithgow,
Perth, Kingorne, Tullibardin, Haddington, Galloway,
Annandaill, Lauderdale, Kinnoul, Dumfries, Southesk,
Belli aven, Angus, Dalyel, J. Hay, W. Elphinston, Ja.
Carmichal, J. Hamilton.

B.L. Sheet 1 only. Sig. 46. f. (10) imperfect.

P.C. Reg. vii. 91 (wrongly entered as signed at Edinburgh); Rush,
ii. 854 ; N. i. 121 ; Large Declaration 290 ; Peterkin 118. Jfo 1692.

8 DECEMBER.— [BY THE KING.] [Begins]
Charles . . . Whereas for the removing of the dis-
orders . . .

[Against acknowledging the Glasgow Assembly.]
Whitehall : 8 December 1638.

Edinburgh: R. Young: 1638.

16 pp. 8°. Roman letter.

Arms 221

Recites summoning of General Assembly at Glasgow, dis-
charge of Service Book, Canons, High Commission, and Five
Articles, No. 1684, q.v., by proclamation, and commanded the
Confession of Faith and Band of 1580 to be renewed. This
has not brought about peace. Edinburgh Castle is watched.
Conventions are summoned, and send orders through the
country. The commissioners of the Assembly are many of
them under censure of this Church or that of Ireland.
Refers to instructions sent to electors, to the private instruc-
tions of Aug. 27, of which eight sections are summarized.
Contrary to the proclamation at Edinburgh 16 Nov., No.
1690, q.v., the Assembly was attended by armed men.
Cites verbally the promise in the proclamation, No. 1691, q.v.,
repeated in the Assembly as a declaration subscribed by the
Commissioner [Hamilton]. Finding the Assembly increas-
ingly disobedient it was discharged the next day, Nov. 29,
by proclamation at Glasgow on pain of treason. They still
continue to meet. Their acts have no force. No one is to
j ustify or support them. Nothing coming from this pretended
Assembly is to be signed. This to be published. Per
Begem.

Adv. 242. 6. Ed. Un. Z*. 9. 19 (4).

P.C. Reg. vii. 95 (published 18 December) ; Rush. ii. 875 ; N. i. 169 ;
Peterkin 124; Large Declaration 366. jg-o 1093

8 DECEMBER.

London: R. Young : 1639.

16 pp. 8°. Roman letter.

Arms 26

B.M. 491. d. 30, Burney 7.

Another edition of No. 1693, q.v. N° 1694.

1639

4 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE GENERAL AS-
SEMBLY.] An Information to all good Christians
within the kingdome of England, from the Noble-
men, Barrons, Borrows, Ministers of the kingdom of
Scotland, for vindicating their Intentions and
Actions from the unjust Calumnies of their enemies.
Edinburgh : 4 February 1639.

Edinburgh : J. Bryson : 1639. Archibald Johnstone.
A London reprint in B.M. 4175 a. 84. Adv. 2/635 (14).
Rush. ii. 798. N° 1695.

27 FEBRUARY.

See No. 1795, England.

28 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN

CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the slaying and
selling . . .

[Anent Lent.]

Edinburgh : 28 February 1639.

P.C. Reg. vii. 114. N° 1096.

22 MARCH. — [BY THE LORDS OF THE
COVENANT.] The Remonstrance of the Nobi-
lity, Barrones, Burgesses, Ministers And Commons
within The Kingdome of Scotland, Vindicating them
and their proceedings from the crymes, wherewith
they are charged by the late Proclamation in Eng-
land, Feb. 27. 1639.

[Edinburgh] : 22 March 1639.

Edinburgh : J. Bryson : 1639. A. Ihonston.

32 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

B.M. 873. e. 53, 113. i. 41. Adv. 2/635. Ed. Un. Z*. 9.
19(5). N° 1697.

20 APRIL.— [BY THE KING.] [Begins] Charles
. . . Whairas We have by many fair . . .

[Against rebels in arms in Scotland.]

York : 20 April 1639.

London: R. Young : 1639.

4 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 222 de- mildnesse 2) punctually 3) greatest
4) cast of

An early form of No. 1699, q.v. In it Archebald
Campbell Earle of Argyle, John Leslie E. of Rothes,
James Grahame E. of Montrois, John Elphinstoun L. Bal-
merinoch, John Campbell L. Lowdoun, John Hay L.
Yester, James Lyoun Laird of Auldbarre, Sir George
Striveling Laird of Ker, Sir William Douglas of Cavers
Scheriffe of Tevedaill, Sir Patrick Hepburne of Wauch-
toun, Mr. Henry Rollocke Minister at Edinburgh, Mr. David
Calderwood formerly banished, Mr. Alexander Gibson of
Durie, Clerk of the Session, Mr. Archebald Jhonstoun Clerk
to pretendit General Assembly, John Smith and David
Jhonking of Edinburgh, Gabriel Cunnynghame of Glasgow
are declared traitors and exempted from pardon for reasons
given at length : (1) conspiracy, (2) convening subjects, (3)
organizing revolution, (4) scandalizing the King, (5) watching
forts to prevent them being armed, (6) contemning proclama-
tions, a thing incompatible with a free monarchy, (7) stirring
up rebellion elsewhere by. letters, (8) assuming royal power
to convene general assemblies, (9) repealing acts, (10) con-
demning supremacy, (11) ‘by assuming to themselft'es the
Print, which is in all places ane power Soveraigne, and by
dischairging Our Printer, a thing forbidden also by the
lawes,’ (12) taking Edinburgh castle, for which Sir
Alexander Leslie of Bagowne and Coronell Alexander
Hamilton are declared traitors. £1,000 sterling for each
earl, £600 for each lord, £500 for Leslie and Hamilton,

1639: 15 Charles I

Nos 1698-1709

£400 for each laird, clerk, and burgess, and the tenth part
of their estate. Ministers are to be taken alive and degraded
before execution. All vassals and tenants of Covenanters
are released of their obligations on paying one-half to the
Crown. Tenants become Crown tenants at two-thirds of
their old rent.

Queen’s 79. A. 2 (125). MS. draft in Sir John Hay’s
hand ; signed, dated, and endorsed by the King, P.R.O.
S.P.D. 418 (22).

See the alterations in full, Cal. S. P., under 25 April 1639.

See Cal. Clarendon State Papers i. 175, order to suppress this and
print a new one. See King’s Letters to Hamilton, April 2, 3, 5, 7, 10,
&c., in Burnet 118, &c. ; Peterkin 213; Rush. ii. 918. U° 1098.

25 APRIL.- [BY THE KING.] [Begins] Charles
Whairas We have by many and calme . . .

[Against rebels in arms in Scotland.]

York : 25 April 1639.

[London] : Robert Young : 1639.

3 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 223 De- mildnesse 2) Kingdomes, 3) ser- Gi-
Though his subjects have rebelled, capturing royal castles
and crown, yet he will not infringe the ancient laws or force
any innovations in religion on the kingdom. All his pro-
clamations to that effect will be maintained. A free pardon
is offered to all who submit within eight days. A Parlia-
ment will be held when peace is restored, and an act of
oblivion will be passed. Those who do not submit within
eight days are proclaimed traitors and their lands are for-
feited. Their tenants and debtors are not to pay them, but
to pay half the amount to the Crown. Their rents will be
reduced by one-third at least. Similar promises to superior
lords, to boroughs and cities. Forfeited estates will be
devoted to the payment of the Crown’s debts.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 1 (7). P.R.O.1 S.P.D. 418 (50).
Bodl. Ashm. H. 23 (101); Fol. ©. 660 (5); AA. 81. Art. (1).
Queen’s 79. A. 2 (125).2
Printed in full Cal. S.P.D.

300 printed S.P.D. 420. 7, and 400 at Newcastle, 420. 161.

See ‘Letter’ of 9 May (Burnet 125 ; Peterkin 217 and 228).

1 ‘ Proclaimed at York 5 April 1639’ MS. note, in error.

2 MS. note : Proclamation printed in Scotland, &c. ; the factotum
has the same breaks in it as the London printed one of April 20.

N° 1699.

25 APRIL.

Arms 222 De- mildnesse 2) Kingdomes, 3) ser- Gi-
Another edition of No. 1691, q.v.

B.L. Queen’s. N° 1700.

14 MAY.— BY THE KING. [B egins] Charles . . .
Whereas We are thus farre advanced . . .

[Warning Scots against invading England.]
Newcastle: 14 May [1639].

Newcastle: Barker & Assigns of Bill : 1639.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Ai ms 30 Concerne, and to
Being on his road to Berwick, with intent to satisfy the
people of Scotland in Parliament when the present disorder
is quieted, and a Scottish invasion of England being feared,
the King reiterates his intention of peace. If, however, an
armed force comes within ten miles of the borders, it will
be taken as an invasion, and orders will be given for its
destruction.

P.R.O. S.P.D. 420 (166); 1 (225). Queen’s 79. A. 2
(126), (127).

Peterkin 220. N° 1701.

18 JUNE.— [BY THE KING.] [Begins] We having
considered the Papers and humble . . .

Declaration of terms of peace.

[Berwick: 18 June 1639.]

Found only in MS.

YOL. II

Cannot ratify the pretended General Assembly of Glasgow.
Assembly is to determine all matters ecclesiastical and to
meet once a year. To meet at Edinburgh 6 August, and a
Parliament on 20 August. All castles, forts, &c., to be
given up to the King and forces dispersed. The King will
retire his fleet and land forces. No alteration in religion or
laws was intended.

Hamilton Palace (Royal Letters, II. 147). Original sign
manual.

Burnet 141 ; Peterkin 228; Rush. ii. 944. N° 1702.

1 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as his Majestie hes now givin

[Anent the sitting of the Session.]

Holyrood House: 1 July 1639.

P.C. Reg. vii. 119. N° 1703.

1 JULY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameikle as the Kings most . . .

[For the meeting of a General Assembly.]
Holyrood House : 1 July 1639.

Cites proclamation 18 June, No. 1702, q.v. Archbishops,
bishops, commissioners of kirks, &c., to meet at Edinburgh
12 August.

P.C. Reg. vii. 122 ; Peterkin 230. N° 1704.

11 AUGUST.- BY THE KING. A Proclamation
publishing an Act of State, and His Majesties com-
mand concerning a scandalous Paper lately dispersed
amongst many of his subjects.

See No. 1807, England.

30 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act anent the Covenant, with the Act of the General
Assembly.

Edinburgh : 30 August 1639.

Ordering the Confession and Covenant, No. 1673, q.v., to
be subscribed by all subjects.

P.C. Reg. vii. 131 ; Acts v. 292 ; Peterkin 235. N° 1705.

20 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Lord Commis-
sioner . . .

[Continuing existing sheriffs in office for another year.]
Holyrood House : 20 September 1639.

P.C. Reg. vii. 134. N° 1700.

20 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as albeit there hes
beene . . .

[Against carrying of hacquebuts.]

Holyrood House : 20 September 1639.

P.C. Reg. vii. 134. N° 1707.

20 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as . . . ar informed that
there . . .

[Against evil customs of pages.]

Holyrood House : 20 September 1639.

P.C. Reg. vii. 135. N° 1708.

2 NOVEMBER .— [BY THE SECRET COUN

CIL.] [Begins] The Lords . . . considering the great
hurt . . .

[Decrying of the tumours.]

Edinburgh : 2 November 1639.

Tumours cried down from 2d. to Id. (Scots). No foreign
tumours to be imported.

P.C. Reg. vii. 139; Patrick ii. 66. N° 1709.

S S

313

N°s 1710-19

1639-40: 15-16 Charles I

7 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] F orsamekle as the Lords . . . con-
sidering the great . . .

[Restoring Scottish tumours to their old value.]
Holyrood House : 7 November 1639.

P.C. Reg. vii. 139 ; Patrick ii. 66. N° 1710.

1640

MARCH. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OP
ESTATES.] Information from the Estaits of the
kingdome of Scotland, to the kingdome of England.
[Begins] The troubles which these j’ears . . .

Sinenota: 1640.

20 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

Ed. Un. Z*. 9. 19 (6) ; Dd. 7. 106 (6).

See Proclamation No. 1814, England. Burnt by the hangman.

N° 1711.

APRIL. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES.] A Remonstrance Concerning the
present Troubles, From the meeting of the Estates
of the Kingdome of Scotland, Aprill 16. Unto the
Parliament of England. [Begins] When we look
unto the Records . . .

Sine nota [Edinburgh: R. Bryson:] 1640.

40 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

Adv. Ed. Un. Z*. 9. 19 (7). N° 1712.

5 JUNE- [BY THE ESTATES.] Act ratifying
the act of the Lordis of Session made for supplieing
of the absence of the Signet and discharging the
transporting thairof or any other Seale in tyme
comeing.

Edinburgh : 5 June 1640.

Acts v. 267. Order to proclaim. jjo 1713.

30 JUNE. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES.] Act anent Masteries Men, Beggars,
loytters at home, and others refusing to goe out
beeing enrolled.

Edinburgh : 30 June 1640.

Edinburgh : J. Bryson : 1640.

1 f. Roman letter.

ap- Every there-

The Committee of Estates, considering the abuses caused
by deserters, loytters at home, masterless men, &c. , order
that captains and commissioners of each parosh arrest all
who refuse to serve and bring them bound to their company.
Fine for harbouring them : heritours £10, yeamen and cottars
5 marks. Deserters without a pass to be arrested. Master-
less men to be arrested till they take service. No ostler,
heritour, or yeaman to entertain them. Fine: ostler 5

marks toties quotics, heritours £20, yeaman or cottar 4 marks.
No man of that degree to travel without a sufficient certificate.
The ministers and elders to take notice of all the men in
their parosh. Elders to give notice to ministers of idle men
or deserters. Fine £5. Ministers to intimate them on
Sunday after sermon to the parosh, for arrest. If kinsfolk
shelter deserters fine is, heritours, substantious fermorars, or
yeamen, £100 each time. This to be printed, read in every
parosh kirke, and afterward battered on the kirke-wall.

Sig. 46. f. (1) clipped. jf° 1714.

28 JULY— [BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF
ESTATES.]

For taking up a valuation.

Edinburgh : 28 July 1640.

Found only in MS.

Aberdeen (42). N° 1715.

3

20 AUGUST. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] Act against Runawayes, Masterlesse
men, and those who travels without testimonials.

Edinburgh : 20 August 1640.

Sine nota [Edinburgh : J. Bryson : 1640].

1 f. Roman letter.

the marched them,

The Committee of War in every presbytery are to make
search for runaways from the army in England, the north
and south regiments, &c., and within eight days of arrest
decimate or hang every tenth man, if from one to ten hang
one, if from fifteen to twenty hang two, the persons to be
decided by lot ; the remainder to be sent bound to Edinburgh
at the public expense. Fugitives who surrender and ask for
a pass to have their lives saved. All masterless men to be
apprehended and sent to the war. No person to travel
without a testimonial, except they be persons of quality
notoriously known. Qualified persons to be appointed in
each paroshin, to arrest runaways, &c.

Sig. 46. f. (2) clipped. N° 1716.

20 AUGUST.- BY THE KING. A Proclamation
declaring those of Scotland, who have entred, or
shall enter this Kingdom in a Warlike manner, and
their Adherents, to be Rebels and Traitours to His
Majestie.

See No. 1826, England.

21 AUGUST. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES.] The Lawfulnesse Of Our Expedition
Into England Manifested. [Begins] As from the
beginning till this time . . .

Edinburgh: R. Bryson: 1640.

8 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

P.R.O. S.P.D. 469. 87. Adv. Ed. Un. Z*. 9. 19 (8);
Dd. 7. 106 (5).

Rush. iii. 1223 ; Peterkin 297. 1717.

? SEPTEMBER.- [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] The Intentions of the Army of the
Kingdom of Scotland, Declared to their Brethren of
England, by the Commissioners of the late Parlia-
ment, and by the General, Noblemen, Barons, and
other Officers of the Army. [Begins] The best
Endeavours and greatest Works . . .

Edinburgh : R Bryson : 1640.

4°. Roman letter.

Adv.

Rush. ii. App. 283. N° 1718.

13 SEPTEMBER. -BYTHE LORD GENERAL.

See No. 1830, Eng.

11 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES.] Act against Run-awayes, and Fugi-
tives, and those who recepts, intertaines, conceals,
and not apprehends, or delates them.

Edinburgh: 11 November 1640.

Sine nota [Edinburgh: J. Bryson: 1640].

1 f. Roman letter.

Lords duced, Burghs,

The Act of 20 August, No. 1716, q.v., to be strictly enforced.
Fugitives are to be sought out, apprehended, and decimated ;
the remainder to be sent to Edinburgh, to be punished with
a mark of infamy. Entertainers of fugitives to lose half
their movable goods, one half of which to informers. Men
on pass to keep the time of their pass. Each member of
negligent committees to be fined £300 Scots money for
each failzie, negligent ministers and elders £100 money,
half to informer. Negligent out-putters of deserters respon-
sible unless they search for them through the presbytery.
This to be published.

Sig. 46. f. (3) clipped. N° 1719.

1640-1: 16-17 Charles I

Nos 1720-31

16 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES.] Instructions sent be the Committe
of the Estates of Parliament, to the whole Schyres,
Committies of warre : and Burghs within this King-
dome.

[Edinburgh] : 16 November 1640.

Edinburgh : J. Bryson : 1640.

1 f. Roman letter.

recepters Commissers tlieir
1 . Proclaim the accompanying acts at every market cross
and kirk. 2. Fugitives to be arrested, punished, and
remainder sent to Edinburgh within fifteen days of receipt.
Highways to be kept. 3. Cloth and shoes ordered to be
sent within four days. More shoes to be made and cloth
purchased. 4. An exact roll of anti-Covenanters, papists, &c.,
with an inventory of their lands, &c., and movable goods,
&c., and of those who profess to be Covenanters and are
suspected not to be real friends to be sent within twenty
days. 5. Assistance to commissaries and collectors, who (6)
are to come to Edinburgh presently. 7. Valuations to be
sent within fifteen days. 8. The tenth penny and twenty
penny to be collected and sent to Edinburgh within
twenty days. 9. Voluntary contributions to be made. 10.
All silver work to be sent to Edinburgh. 11. Whole people
to be drivelled and exercised frequently. 12. First levy,
fourth man, eighth man, and troopers to be in readiness.
13. Tenth man, and trooper horse of 6,000 merks rent to be
warned for service. 1 4. Volunteers to be warned for service.
15. A perfect roll of the Committees of War and their clerks
to be sent in within eight days. 16. Committee of Estate
to be ex officio members of them all. 17. In case of
failure to obey these exactly, the penalty of free quarters is
threatened.

Sig. 46. f. (4) clipped. N° 1720.

19 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

anent the continouation of the parliament to the
14 Januarij 1641 yeires with continouation of dayes.
Edinburgh: 19 November 1640.

Acts v. 301. Order to print. N° 1721.

1641

14 JANUARY. — [BY; THE ESTATES.] Act

anent the continouatione of the parliament to the
13 day of Apryle 1641 yeires with continouation of
dayes.

Edinburgh : 14 January 1641.

Acts v. 303. Order to print. N° 1722.

17 JANUARY.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS

FOR SCOTLAND.

See No. 1835, England.

24 FEBRUARY —BYTHE COMMISSIONERS
FOR SCOTLAND.

See No. 1836, England.

1 MARCH— BY THE COMMISSIONERS FOR
SCOTLAND.

See No. 1838, England.

MARCH.— [BY THE COMMISSIONERS FOR
SCOTLAND.] The Scots Commissioners, Their
desires concerning unitie in Religion and uniformitie
of Church-government, as a speciall meanes for con-
serving of Peace, in his Majesties Dominions. Pre-
sented to the Kings Majestie and both Houses of
Parliament in England March 1641.

Edinburgh: J. Bryson: 1641.

16 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

Ed. Un. Z*. 9. 19 (13). N° 1723.

13 APRIL.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act anent
the continouation of the Parliament to the twenty
fyfte day of Maij 1641 yeires with continouation of
dayes.

Edinburgh : 13 April 1641.

Acts v. 305. Order to print. jjo 1724.

5 MAY. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act anent the
continouation of the parliament to the 13 Julij 1641
yeires with continouation of dayes.

Edinburgh : 5 May 1641.

Acts v. 307. Order to print. 1725.

23 JULY. -[BY THE ESTATES.] A Proclama-
tion to be made dispensing with the siting of Shereff
Courtis, Commisser Courtis, Baillie Courtis, Barrone
Courtis, and Burrow Courtis, unto the last day of
August nixt, Provyding they proceed not againes
memberis of Parliament or any of the Armie or any
imployit in publict effaires.

Edinburgh: 23 July 1641.

Acts v. 315. N° 1726.

4 AUGUST.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act and

Proclamation for apprehending the incendiaries.

Edinburgh : 4 August 1641.

Acts v. 321. N° 1727.

10 AUGUST.— [BY THE ESTATES.] The Oath

to bee taken by all members of the Parliament 1641.
and in all Parliaments hereafter, before they proceed
to any Act or determination.

[Edinburgh] : 10 August 1641.

Edinburgh : J. Bryson : 1641.

1 f. Roman letter.

the answer pro-

Oath to freely express themselves on any subject for the
glory of God or the good of Church or State : to maintain
the King’s person, honour, and estate, as expressed in the
National Covenant ; to bring to trial any who prejudice the
religion, laws, liberty, and peace of the kingdom ; and to
preserve union and peace between the three kingdoms.
This to be taken by all members of this and future parlia-
ments.

Sig. 46. f. (7) clipped. Queen’s 79. A. 2 (145).

Acts v. 328 (lltli), 332 in full. N° 1728.

13 AUGUST.— [BY THE ESTATES.] A Procla-
mation discharging Noblemen who have not signed
the Covenant, to have place or voice in Parliament.

Edinburgh : 13 August 1641.

Acts V. 329. N° 1729.

17 AUGUST. — [BY THE KING.] The Kings
Majesties speech, in the Parliament at Edinburgh
the seventeenth day of August 1641.

Edinburgh : 17 August 1641.

Edinburgh : R. & J. Bryson : [1641 ?].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 221 those country an}'

Protests love for his native country, and expects to find
his royal power, enjoyed by 108 descents, will be main-
tained. Desires to settle what concerns religion and just
liberties first of all.

Sig. 50. f. (2) cropped.

Rush. iv. 382 ; Peterkin 311. N° 1730.

19 AUGUST. — [BY THE KING AND ES-
TATES.] A Proclamation for furnishing horses
and other necessaries for transport of the cannon and
baggage of the army.

Edinburgh : 19 August 1641.

Acts v. 644 ; see 334 (20tli). N° 1731.

S S 2

Nos 1732-45

1641-2: 17 Charles I

20 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING AND ES-
TATES.] Act anent sitting of inferiour Judica-
tories.

Edinburgh : 20 August 1641.

Acts v. 334; see 646. Order to proclaim. N° 1732.

6 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND
ESTATES.] Act discharging levies and recrues
of souldiers till the 1 of Apryle next.

Edinburgh : 6 September 1641.

Acts v. 349. Order to proclaim. N° 1733.

5 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND ES-
TATES.] Act dischairging all off the Toune who
are not memberes of parliamente or hes necessar at-
tendance there.

Edinburgh : 5 October 1641.

Acts v. 369; see 678. N° 1734.

14 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND ES-

TATES.] Proclamation anent the vnnecessarie
confluence of his Majesties Lieges to Edinburgh, in
the time of this Parliament.

Edinburgh : 14 October 1641.

Edinburgh : R. & J. Bryson : 1641.

1 f. Roman letter.

years, on3 of

All persons in Edinburgh, Chanongate, Leeth, and suburbs,
Potteraaw, and West-port, under the Lairds of Innerleeth to
certify the names and numbers of their lodgers to the Provost
of Edinburgh. Guards to be set, without prejudice to the
Constable Marshall. Troops to be brought near Edinburgh
for disbanding. Noblemen to keep small retinue. Forty or
fifty horsemen to be levied to attend the Lord General.
This to be published and printed.

B.M. 21. h. 1 (62). P.R.O. S.P.D. 484 (76).

Acts v. 372. N° 1735.

15 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING AND

ESTATES.] Ordinance for ryding the parlia-
ment the 17 of November instant 1641.

Edinburgh; 15 November 1641.

Acts v. 390. Order to proclaim. N° 1730.

15 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE KING AND ES-
TATES.] Act for siting doune of the sessione the
fourt of Januar next.

Edinburgh : 15 November 1641.

Acts v. 391. Order to proclaim. Tf° 1737.

17 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE KING AND ES-
TATES.] Commissioune to the Erles of Muray
and Dunfermling, &c., for the Water of Spey.

Edinburgh : 17 November 1641.

Acts v. 483. Order to proclaim. 1738,

19 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle as there is certane
quantitie . . .

[For recovery of the King’s household stuff.]

Edinburgh : 19 November 1641.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers (71), original signed, with certificate
of proclamation.

P.C. Reg. vii. 153, 484.

30 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle as the commission of
Exchecker . . .

For the sitting of the Exchequer 8 January.
Edinburgh : 30 November 1641.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers (76), original signed.

P.C. Reg. vii. 157. N° 1740.

3 DECEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Our soverane Lord, considering
that in the . . .

[Commission of justiciary for crime in the Highlands.]
Edinburgh : 3 December 1641.

P.C. Reg. vii. 165. N° 1741.

1642

5 JANUARY- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation anent the dyets of the Counsell.
Edinburgh : 5 January 1642.

P.C. Reg. vii. 176. 1742.

18 JANUARY. -[BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle as the King’s Majestie

[Continuance of sheriffs in office this year.]
Edinburgh : 18 January 1642.

Found only in MS.

Reg. Misc. Papers (126).

P.C. Reg. vii. 180. N° 1743.

1 FEBRUARY— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forasmekle as by the crueltie . . .
[Authorizing collections for the refugees from Ireland.]
Edinburgh : 1 February 1642.

Sine nota [Edinburgh : 1642].

1 f. Roman letter. Arch. Primerose.

Maje- mie, manua-

Many refugees from Ireland are landing penniless on the
west coast. The Privy Council will do all in their power to
aid them, and recommends them to the moderators, brethren,
and elders of presbyteries in the kingdom. Every minister
to bring his collection to the moderator. These to pay as
follows : Fyffe, Angus, Aberdene, Murrey, Rosse, and others
past Forth, the provincials of the Merce, Twedail, Lothian,
and Peebles, to James Stuart, John Meyne, and Samuel
Lockhart, of Edinburgh ; Sterling, Glasgow, Air, Argyle,
Galloway, and Dumfries, to John Osburne, and Robert
Gourdon of Air, which receivers will distribute the col-
lections.

B.M. 1851. c. 11 (29). Reg. Misc. Papers (147) original
signed.

P.C. Reg. vii. 189. N° 1744.

10 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle as there hes beene
diverse . . .

[Against deserters from the troops for Ireland.]
Edinburgh: 10 February 1642.

P.C. Reg. vii. 200; see 535. MS. drafts, Reg. Misc. Papers (164).

N° 1745.

24 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle as these diverse
yeeres . . .

[For coining 1,500 stones of 2d. pieces.]
Edinburgh : 24 February 1642.

N° 1739.

316

1642: 17-18 Charles I

Nos 1746-57

Twopenny pieces to be coined weighing 1^ drops, ten and a
half to the ounce. On one side an imperial crown with C.R.
at the sides, and circumscription Car. D. C. Scot. Amj, Fra. et
Hib. R. ; on the other a two-leaved thistle with Nemo me
impune laccasset. Current for 6d. in the £ payments. All
other copper coin not to be current after 20 March. Mint
master to pay 13s. 4 d. (Scots) for every lb. weight of old
copper coin.

P.C. Reg. vii. 205 ; see 513 ; Patrick ii. 67. N° 1746.

24 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle as be act and
proclamation . . .

[Against resett of fugitive soldiers.]

Edinburgh : 24 February 1642.

P.C. Reg. vii. 206. N° 1747.

3 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameikle as in the Parliament . . .

[Lent to be kept from 1 March to 1 May.]
Edinburgh : 3 March 1642.

P.C. Reg. vii. 213. N° 1748.

7 MARCH.— [BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] Charles . . .

[For the inbringing of the tenth penny.]
Edinburgh : 7 March 1642.

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. Hepburne.

the Parliament Given

A tenth penny of 1639 was granted in the Convention of
Jan. 1640 confirmed by 34 Act Pari. (11 June 1640). By
Act of 15 Nov. 1641 commissioners for the common burden
were ordered to enforce payment. Collectors and magis-
trates are to account to the commissioners. All heritors in
(the presbytery of Dundee] are to pay the tenth penny for
1639 forthwith to [James Husband of Teilling] collector,
with the ordinary annual rent of the said tenth penny from
Whitsunday 1640 within fifteen days, on pain of horning.
Valuations (if not made) are to be sent in within six days.
After horning the goods and gear of those liable are to be
immediately seized. Per actum Commissionariorum Parlia-
menti.

Reg. I (13).1 Aberdeen (42).2

1 Sealed. With MS. endorsement of proclamation by James Brisbane.
Date of issue, 2 April 1642.

2 Sealed and signed. Endorsed : ‘ Letters of relief for the burgh of

Abirdene.’ N0 1749.

22 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameikle as . . . haveing tane notice of
the prejudice . . .

[Anent the import of dollars and cardecues.]
Edinburgh: 22 March 1642.

Rix dollars to pass, 15 drop weight, at 54s. ; 14 drop,
53 s. 4d. ; cardecues, 5 drop, at 19s. No merchants to im-
port lighter coin.

P.C. Reg. vii. 224 ; Patrick ii. 68. N° 1750.

15 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forsamekle as the Lords . . .
[Value of dollars, ryalls, and cardecues.]
Edinburgh : 15 April 1642.

Found only in MS. Arch. Primerose.

Rix dollars of 15 drop weight to pass at 54s.; cross
dollars 53s. 4 d., 14§ drop; ryals 53s. 4 d., 14 drop; carde-
cues 19s., 5 drop. These to be current for all payments.
No lighter coin to be imported.

Aberdeen (43).1

P.C. Reg. vii. 239 ; Patrick ii. 69.

600 copies printed by Evan Tyler 7.

1 Signed and sealed. Proclaimed 4 May. 1751.

23 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameikle as the forstalling and regrating

[Executing laws against forestalling and regrating.]
Edinburgh : 23 April 1642.

P.C. Reg vii. 252. N° 1752.

23 APRIL— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsomuche as the arbitrarie and unlimited

[Anent the prices of wines.]

Edinburgh : 23 April 1642.

French wine £200 (Scots) per tun, 10s. per pint ; Spanish
£400 per tun, 20 s. per pint.

P.C. Reg. vii. 253. N° 1753.

23 APRIL. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameikle as the Lords . . . out of thir
sense . . .

[For the inbringing of collections for Irish refugees.]
Edinburgh : 23 April 1642.

To ministers and moderators.

P.C. Reg. vii. 254. N° 1754.

23 APRIL.

Another form of No. 1754, q.v., addressed to other col-
lectors.

P.C. Reg. vii. 254. N° 1755.

20 MAY— [BY THE KING.] A Letter sent from
the Kings Majestie to the Lords of His Privie
Councell of the Kingdome of Scotland.

York: 20 May 1642.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1642.

1 f. Roman letter. [Not found.]

Charles R. Desires to make known his dispositions more
fully. Feels his responsibility to God, and must therefore
preserve his right and authority. He would not have them
judges of another kingdom, but appeals to their sense of
justice, their natural affection for him, the Covenant, the
good laws of the late Parliament, and their promises of help.
He has been charged with (1) being popishly affected, (2)
being the cause of the Irish bloodshed, (3) intending to
bring in foreign forces. These charges are untrue.

P.C. Reg. vii. 257 (25 May) ; H. i. 255.

100 copies printed by Tyler 7. U° 1756.

20 MAY.

London : R. Young : [1642].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 26 have good We
A reprint of No. 1743, q.v.

B.M. 669. f. 5 (27) ; 190. g. 13 (52). Sig. 50. f. (7).

N° 1757.

31 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] The

true Petition of the entire body of the Kingdome of
Scotland. To the right Honourable and truly
Noble the Lords of his Majesties privy Councell for
Scotland, shewing their obedience to his Majesty,
and their hearty affection to his loyall & weldeserving
Parliament.

Edinburgh : 31 May 1642.

London : for G. Lindesay : [1642].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arthur into the

1642: 18 Charles I

Nos 1758-69

Thomas, Earle of Haddington, David L. Elcho, Arthur
Areskine of Cotiscraig, Sir Iohn Waushop of Nidrie, Iohn
Binny and Thomas Paterson, Merchants, Burgesses of
Edinburgh, James Lentron, Burgess of St. Andrews, Mr.
Andrew Ramsey, Minister at Edinburgh, and Mr. John
Montcreiff, Minister at Kingorne, presented the Petition.

As the enemies of the peace are meeting they met, and
heard the letters from the King and the Declaration of
Parliament. They wish to preserve the peace between
England and Scotland, and to prevent any intermeddling
between the King and the English Parliament in their
differences. There is already a Commission appointed to
deal with such matters with a Commission of Parliament.

Do unto others as you will be done to yourselves.

Act of the Secret Councell of Scotland. Edinburgh
1 June.

The Lords will have a special care not to infringe the
confidence between the two kingdoms. The Petitioners
need not trouble them in future on this matter. Signed :
Archibald Prymrois.

A letter sent. Adds that some days after a contrary
petition was presented (see H. 1. 257) which was refused.

B.L. B.M. 669. f. 5 (39).

P.C. Reg. vii. 261, 264. N° 1758.

31 MAY.

London: for G. Lindesay : [1642].

Arthur into e-

Another edition of No. 1758, q.v., without the letter.

B.M. 190. g. 12 (39). Bodl. C. 13. 15. Line. N° 1759.

31 MAY.

London : E. G. for Henry Overton in Popes-Head-
Alley : [1642].

1 f. Roman letter.

this take feares

Another edition of No. 1758, q.v.

B.M. 669. f. 6 (27) ; 190. g. 12 (38). N° 1760.

31 MAY.

London : for Joseph Hunscott : 1642.

1 f. Roman letter.

to Intentions this

Another edition of No. 1758, q.v., omitting names of those
who presented it.

Bodl. Ashm. H. 23 (20), (148). N° 1761.

15 JUNE.— [BY THE EXCHEQUER.] A Pro-
clamation By the Kings Majestie, with consent of
the Parliament, Lords of Secret Councel, and Lords
of Exchequer, discharging the transport of any
Woole forth of this Kingdome. Which will tend to
the good of the Countrie, the increase of vertue, and
setting many poore in worke.

Edinburgh: 15 June 1642.

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter.

the nate fif-

On petition of Sir Adam Hepburne of Humbie, Robert
Fleyming, Robert Trotter, Iohn Iossie, Lawrance Henderson,
lames Riddell, Thomas Beg, and Thomas Leishman, Mer-
chant Burgesses of Edinburgh, and Master Robert Ferquarson,
Baillie of Aberdeen, that the Lords of Exchequer have
ordered (18 March) that no licence is to be granted for the
export of wool, and no shipmaster is to carry it, but from
place to place in the kingdom under bond. This order has
been disobeyed. No one is henceforth to export wool from
the kingdom. No shipmasters are to receive it in their
ships, except under bond to land it at a fixed place in the
kingdom. On pain, &c. Ex dUiberatione Dominorum
Scaccarii.

Reg. I (13). N° 1762.

318

23 JUNE— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameikle as there hes beene diverse . . .
[Against deserters from the army in Ireland.]
Edinburgh : 23 June 1642.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1643.]

Not found].

P.C. Reg. vii. 280. N° 1763.

23 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameikle as for the better execution . . .
[For concurrence with the Commissioners of the Justice
Courts in the Highlands.]

Edinburgh: 23 June 1642.

P.C. Reg. vii. 282. N° 1764.

28 JUNE— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameikle as thair be manie good . . .
[Against carrying hacquebuts and pistols.]
Edinburgh: 28 June 1642.

P.C. Reg. vii. 284. N° 1765.

30 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameikle as thair is commission . . .
[Anent the selling of powder and lead in the Highlands.]
Edinburgh : 30 June 1642.

P.C. Reg. vii. 286. N° 1766.

5 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Com-
missions against Iesuits, Seminarie and Masse
Priests, and excommunicate Papists. [Begins]
Charles . . . Forsameikle as although all Jesuits,
Seminarie . . .

Edinburgh : 5 July 1642.

Edinburgh : Young & Tyler: 1642.

20 pp. 4°. Roman letter [with Nos. 1768, 1769].
Commissions to search for and arrest Jesuits, priests, &c.,
restrain pilgrimages to chapels and wells, &c. These to be
proclaimed.

Ed. Un. Dd. 7. 106 (19).

500 copies printed by Tyler 7. N° 1767.

5 JULY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Charges against Iesuits, and Masse Priests, to depart
out of the Countrey. [Begins] Charles . . . Forsa-
meikle as the Lords . - .

[Anent the education of Papists’ children.]
Edinburgh: 5 July 1642.

Edinburgh: Young & Tyler : 1642.

20 pp. 4°. Roman letter [with Nos. 1767, 1769].

All children of noblemen and others studying abroad to
return before 1 Jan. ; their parents or tutors to be responsible.
No one to confer any Romish orders on a Scottish subject.
The laws against Jesuits and Mass priests to be strictly
enforced. All subjects to conform themselves to the true
religion. These to be proclaimed.

Ed. Un. Dd. 7. 106 (19).

P.C. Reg. vii. 294. N° 1768.

5 JULY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Acts of Councell, Concerning Iesuits, Priests, and
excommunicate Papists. [Begins] Forsameikle as
although the reset . . .

[Husbands are responsible for wives who resett Jesuits
or priests.]

Edinburgh : 5 July 1642.

Edinburgh : Young & Tyler : 1642.

20 pp. 4°. Roman letter [with Nos. 1767, 1768].
Synods, &c. to call before them all resetters of Jesuits and
priests and report them to the Council. Recites disabilities
of papists. Husbands responsible for their wives’ resett of
priests, &c.

Ed. Un. Dd. 7. 106 (19).

P.C. Reg. vii. 296. N° 1769.

1642-3: 18 Charles I

N°s 1770-81

7 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PARLIAMENT

OF ENGLAND.] [Begins] We . . . considering
with what wisdom . . .

[Requesting support of Scotland against the Papist
army.]

[Westminster] : 7 November 1642.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1643. Jo. Browne.

12 pp. 4°. Roman letter [with No. 1774].

H. Elsyng.

Ed. Un. Dd. 7. 106 (40).

P.C. Reg. vii. 359 ; Order to print, 373 (10 January). H. i. 737.

500 copies printed by Tyler 7. 1770.

8 NOVEMBER- [BY THE SECRET COUN-

CIL.] [Begins] The Lords . . . considering the
prejudice . . .

[Sheriffs continued in office for another year.]
Edinburgh : 8 November 1642.

P.C. Reg. vii. 335. 1771.

29 NOVEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as of a long tyme
agoe . . .

[Commission to apprehend fugitives from Border Courts.]
Edinburgh: 29 November 1642.

P.C. Reg. vii. 351. N° 1772.

29 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as there hes beene
diverse supplications . . .

[For holding Justice Courts at Jedburgh and Dumfries.]
Edinburgh : 29 November 1642.

P.C. Reg. vii. 353. N° 1773.

5 DECEMBER.— [BY THE KING.] The Kings
Majesties Letter Direct to the Lords of His Privie
Councell of the Kingdome of Scotland.

Oxford : 5 December 1642.

[Edinburgh] : E. Tyler : 1642.

2 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 223 welbeloved the 2) that Our
The Earl of Lindsay has shown the King the Declaration
of the Lords and Commons of England to the kingdom of
Scotland, 7 Nov., inviting assistance to make war on him.
He describes the actions of the Parliament against him. It is
not a true Parliament, only 80 of 500 Commons are left and
15 of 100 Peers. Refers to a Declaration concerning the
Commissions granted to papists. This letter is to be com-
municated and published in Scotland. If the advice given
by Privy Council in their Act of 22 April last (see P.C. Reg.
vii. 249) had been followed in England these troubles would
not have arisen. The King has only taken arms for the
safety of his person, his kingdom, and the Protestant religion.
Reg. 1(12).

P.C. Reg. vii. 361 (20 December) ; H. i. 739 ; Rush. iii. (2) 395.
Printed by Command of P.C. of Scotland.

1000 copies printed by Tyler 7.

See P.C. Reg. vii. 373, January 1643. ‘ It being this day voted

whether or not the printing of ane paper be warrant of the Counsell
doth import the Counsells approbation of what is printed : It was
resolved that the printing is no approbation.’ H° 1774.

1643

3 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle . . . the supplications given in

[Postponing Justice Courts at Jedburgh and Dumfries.]
Edinburgh : 3 January 1643.

P.C. Reg. vii. 369. N° 1775.

4 JANUARY.— [TO THE KING.] The Humble
Petition Of The Commissioners Of The Generali
Assembly of the Kirk of Scotland, met at Eden-
borough, Jan. 4, 1643. [Begins] Our silence and
ceasing to present . . .

Edinburgh : 4 January 1643.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1643.

16 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

Recites apprehensions increased by the Declaration of the
Earl of Newcastle. Prays him to disband his forces, and
reform the Church of England, summon a general assembly,
prohibit the Mass, and try to convert the Queen. [With]
Declaration to the Parliament of England, &c., &c.

Adv. Pamph. 461 (4). Ed. Un. Dd. 7. 106 (36).

Rush. iii. (2) 406. 1770.

4 JANUARY.

Oxford : L. Lichfield : 20 March 1642[-3].

16 pp. 4°. Roman letter [with No. 1785].

Another edition of No. 1776, q.v.

B.M. E. 247 (15).

A London reprint, B.M. E. 246 (21). 1777.

18 JANUARY.— [BY THE COMMISSIONERS

... OF THE TREATY.] [Begins] The Com-
missioners . . . Doe find that the Petition . . .
[Against the Cross Petition.]

Edinburgh : 18 January 1643.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1643.

20 pp. 4°. Roman letter. Arch. Primerose.

The ‘ Cross Petition ’ and similar works are to be stopped.
This and the Declaration of the Commissioners of the
General Assembly to be printed and published. [Under
the title of A Declaration Against A Crosse Petition.]

Ed. Un. Z*. 9. 19 (41); Dd. 7. 106 (35). Adv. 538 (6).

London reprint, B.M. E. 89 (15).

1000 printed, Tyler 7. N° 1778.

22 JANUARY— [TO THE KING.] Two letters
from the commissioners for the kirk and peace of
the 22nd and 24th Januar.

Edinburgh : 22 January 1643.

Not found.

Order to print (31 March); P.C. Reg. vii. 421. U0 1779.

16 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY CpUN-
CIL.] [Begins] The Lords . . . being informed
that there is a petition . . .

[Prohibiting a petition for superseding the payment of
annuities.]

Edinburgh : 16 February 1643.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1643.

[Not found.]

P.C. Reg. vii. 394.

500 printed, Tyler 7. N° 1780.

16 FEBRUARY— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation declaring the Earl of
Montrose and Lord Oglesby Traitors.

Edinburgh : 16 February 1643.

Not found.

See Plain Scottish, B.M. E. 247 (51). N° 1781.

Nos 1782-91

1643 : 18-19 Charles I

28 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] F orsamekle as in the Parliament

[Against eating flesh from 1 March to 1 May.]
Edinburgh : 28 February 1643.

P.C. Reg. vii. 400. N° 1782.

4 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forasmeikle as the Lords ...

[Raising a loan of £20,000 sterling.]
Edinburgh : 4 March 1643.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1643.

1 f. Roman letter. Arch. Primerose.

Arms 223 the tifully and

An army of 10,000 men have been sent into Ireland, who
are now in want of necessaries, which the Parliament of
England cannot timely supply. The Privy Council have
determined to borrow £20,000 sterling temporarily, or as
much more or less as is offered before 1 May, to be paid to
William Thompson, general receiver of the said army, or to
John Jossie, merchant in Edinburgh, his deputy. Money
to be repaid before Whitsunday, 1643. In case money does
not come from the English Parliament in time, to be a
public debt to be paid from the first money received from
England.

B.M. 1851. c. 11 (37).

P.C. Reg. vii. 407 ; Order to print 412.

500 printed, Tyler 7. Jfo 1783.

10 MARCH.— [BY THE COMMISSIONERS
FOR MANUFACTORIES.] A Proclamation
For the advancement of vertue within this kingdome
cherrishing of poore people wha ar willing to work
and for restraneing of ydle sturdie beggers and
masteries vagibonds ... of wool.

Edinburgh : 10 March 1643.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1643.

[Not found.]

See Confirmation, Acts vi. (1) 608. N° 1784.

16 MARCH.— [BY THE KING.] His Majesties
Answer to a late Petition presented unto him by
the hands of Mr. Alexander Henderson from the
Commissioners of the generall Assembly of the
Church of Scotland.

Oxford : 16 March 1643.

Oxford: L. Lichfield: 1642[-3].

16 pp. 4°. Roman letter [with No. 1777].

The Petition has been printed before an answer was given.
The petitioners have no power to interfere in the affairs of
this kingdom. They are probably misled by some factious
persons here. Describes the King’s efforts to put down the
Irish rebellion, and his views as to Church government as
stated at Bridgenorth 13 October 1642. Exhorts ministers
to compose differences and not to interfere with things they
do not understand.

B.M. E. 247 (16).

Rush. iii. (2) 459. jfo 1785,

16 MARCH.

Edinburgh: R. Bryson : 1643.

32 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

Another edition of No. 1785, q.v.

Adv. 538. N° 1786.

31 MARCH.— [BY THE COMMISSIONERS
. . . FOR PRESERVING THE PEACE.]

The Proceedings Of The Commissioners Appointed
by the Kings Majestie and Parliament of Scotland,
for conserving the Articles of the Treaty and Peace
betwixt the Ivingdomes of Scotland and England . . .
Edinburgh: 31 March 1643.

[Edinburgh]: E. Tyler: 1643.

32 pp. 4°. Roman letter. Arch. Primerose.
Order to print and publish.

Adv. 461 (3).

500 printed, Tyler 8. Jf0 1787.

21 APRIL.— [BY THE KING.] His Majesties
Declaration to his loving Subjects of his Kingdome
of Scotland. [Begins] As there hath been no
meanes . . .

Oxford: 21 April 1643.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1643.

12 pp. 4°. Roman letter*.

Arms 223

B.M. E. 104 (24). Ed. Un. Dd. 7. 106 (44).

P.C. Reg. vii. 429; (1 June) Order to print, 433. 1 ; Rush. iii. (2)
463; Peterkin 390. N° 1788.

11 MAY.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameikle . . . the necessities of the
Scottish . . .

[Concerning the raising a loan.]

Edinburgh: 11 May 1643.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1643.

1 f. Roman letter.

Com- vie the

Enlarging date of borrowing powers of No. 1783, q.v., up
to 10 July, to be repaid on 1 August, or out of the first
sums received from England.

Reg. Misc. Papers (344), with No. 1783.

P.C. Reg. vii. 425.

Pasted on ; 500 printed, Tyler 8. N° 1789.

12 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as . . . haveing in respect of

[Summoning a Convention of Estates 22 June.]
Edinburgh : 12 May 1643.

P.C. Reg. vii. 426. N° 1790.

9 JUNE— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Declaration. [Begins] The Lords . . . wherof they
ar to make . . .

[Anent a plot to invade Scotland by the Earl of
Antrim.]

Edinburgh : 9 June 1643.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1643.

8 pp. 4°. Roman letter. Arch. Primrose.

Recites how the Privy Council and the Commissioners
for conserving the Peace have been forced to summon a
Convention as the King would not call a Parliament. A
plot of papists (Antrim’s) has been discovered wherein
Nithesdail and Aboyne are concerned, which puts the
country in great danger. The Act of Council publishing
His Majesty’s Declaration No. 1788 is not to be taken as an
approval. See Act of January, No. 1774, note. This to be
printed and published.

B.L. Ed. Un. Dd. 7. 106 (44).

P.C. Reg. vii. 442; H. ii. 264 ; London reprint, B.M. E. 56 (9);
Weekly Accompt (1646), No. 21 ; 1000 printed, Tyler 8. N° 1791.

320

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Nos 1792-I8OI

27 JUNE.— [BY THE ESTATES.] [Begins] The
Estates . . . having read and considered the . . .
[Approving the Remonstrance of the Assembly.]
Edinburgh: 27 June 1643.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler : 1643.

12 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

Ordering the printing of ‘ The humble remonstrance and
desires of the Commissioners of the General Assembly’

22 June 1643, for unity in religion and church government
in England and Scotland. [With] The Remonstrance of
the Commissioners . . .

Adv. Ed. TJn. Z*. 9. 19 (33) ; Dd. 7. 106 (38).

Acts vi. (1) 7 ; London reprint, B.M. E. 60 (6).

500 printed, Tyler 8. N° 1792.

4 JULY— [BY THE ESTATES.] The Answer Of
The Convention of the Estates, to the Remonstrance
and Desires of the Commissioners of the General
Assembly.

Edinburgh: 4 July 1643.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1643.

16 pp. 4°. Roman letter. Arch. Primerose.

With an answer of the General Assembly (July 6) and
order to print (July 13).

Reg. Pamphlets.

500 printed, Tyler 8. N° 1793.

8 JULY. — [BY THE CONVENTION OP
ESTATES.] [Begins] Forsameikle as diverse
shippes barkes and . . .

[Embargo on shipping till 1 August.]

Edinburgh: 8 July 1643.

On account of the piracies of frigates from Dunkirk or
the Irish rebels.

Acts vi. (1) 12. N° 1794.

15 AUGUST. — [BY THE CONVENTION OP
ESTATES.] [Begins] Forsameikle . . . considera-
tion the Rebellion . . .

[For the loan and tax.]

Edinburgh : 15 August 1643.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1643.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 26 ; London reprint, B.M. E. 67 (15). N° 1795.

15 AUGUST.— [BY THE CONVENTION OP
ESTATES.] [Begins] Charles . . . Forsamickle

[Conveners to meet first Tuesday of October.]
Edinburgh : 15 August 1643.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1643.

[Not seen.] 2 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 223

Private owner.

Perhaps identical with No. 1795, q.v. N° 1796.

18 AUGUST.— [BY THE CONVENTION OP
ESTATES.] [Begins] Charles . . . Forsameikle
as the Estates . . .

[All persons between 60 and 16 to appear in arms.]
Edinburgh : 18 August 1643.

Sine nota [Edinburgh : E. Tyler: 1643].

1 f. Roman letter. Arch. Primrose.

Arms 223 the junction Edin-
The Estates of Scotland have entered into a Covenant
with the kingdom of England for defence and reformation
of religion, the defence of the rights and privileges of Par-
liament, and the defence of the King. This will exaspei-ate
all papists and lxialignants, hence the kingdom must be kept
in a state of security. All men between 60 and 16

vol. ii 321

are to provide themselves with forty days’ provisions and
arms, &c. ; horsemen to have pistols, broadswords, and steel
caps, or jacks, secrets, lances, and steel bonnets at the least ;
footmen to have musket or pike and sword, or halberts, Loqu-
haber axes, Jeddart staves, and swords; on pain of punish-
ment as public enemies and confiscation. Per Actum
Dominorum Conventionis.

B.M. 669. f. 7 (31). Bodl. Carte MS. 6 (244). Sig. 46.
f. (9).

Acts vi. (1) 43 ; Rush. iii. (2) 483 ; see Weekly Accompt (25 October);
proclaimed 24 August.

1000 copies printed, Tyler 8. u° 1797.

26 AUGUST— [BY THE CONVENTION OF
ESTATES.] Act Of The Convention of Estates :
For putting the Kingdome into a posture of
Defence.

Edinbui’gh : 26 August 1643.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1643.

24 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

Appointing colonels of hoi’se and foot with power to
convene all between 60 and 16, and to exercise full
powers to put down insui’rections, &c.

Ed. Un. Z*. 9. 19 (40). Reg. Pamphlets.

Acts vi. (51); 500 printed, Tyler 8. N° 1798.

2 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] . . . being informed that
ther are . . .

Against deserters from the Irish Army.
Edinburgh : 2 September 1643.

All officers and soldiers forbidden to leave their colours
in Ireland without special leave. Any runaways may be
appi-ehended wherever they are found. Magistrates to
assist. These to be proclaimed.

Reg. Com. Estates. N° 1799.

26 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE KING.] [Begins]

Right . . . Whereas We were graciously pleased . . .
[Repudiating the Proclamation of 18 August.]
Oxford : 26 September 1643.

Had given permission for a Convention of Estates by
letter of 10 June. Has been surprised to see a proclamation,
precept, or warrant dated 18 August, No. 1797, q.v., in the
King’s name. This is disallowed. No subjects are to obey
this or any other paper published without warrant. These
to be published openly, and entered in the books of Privy
Council.

Rush. iii. (2) 484. N° 1800.

27 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE

OP ESTATES.] [Begins] Forsameikle . . . that
by the promiscuous . . .

Against export of powder and arms.

Edinburgh : 27 September 1643.

No one to sell powder to axiy person without licence from
the Privy Council. No powder, pistols, or horses to be
exported. Magistrates to search. Powder will be bought
at reasonable prices. This to be proclaimed.

Reg. Com. Estates. N° 1801.

28 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE

OP ESTATES. [Begins] Charles . . . Forsa-
meikle . . . consideration the great and . . .

[For the rendezvous.]

Edinburgh : 28 September 1643.

Edinbui'gh : E. Tyler : 1643.

[Not found.]

Cites proclamation of 18 August, No. 1797, q.v. All

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Nos 1802-10

1643: 19 Charles I

persons between 16 and 60 to meet ai’ms at various
rendezvous from 2 to 1 7 October. Arrangements to be
made for baggage and provisions.

Reg. Com. Estates.

500 printed, Tyler 8 ; London reprint, B.M. E. 74 (5), p. 27.

N° 1802.

12 OCTOBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] . . . Haveing received from
the . . .

[Ordering the Solemn League and Covenant to he
taken.]

Edinburgh : 12 October 1643.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1643.

[Not found.]

Reg. Com. Estates.

Acts vi. (1) 152, see 148; see B.M. E. 74 (5).

1000 copies printed, Tyler 9. N° 1803.

19 OCTOBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

Act of Secret Councill anent the pryce and measure
of the Coale, and the preference of the Natives of
this Kingdome to Strangers.

Edinburgh : 19 October 1643.

[Edinburgh : R. Bryson ; 1613.]

2 ff. Roman letter. Arch. Primrose.

Type ornament Soveraigne the 2) and Con-

Cites Acts of Council, December 1620, April 1621,
29 November 1621, concerning the price of coals in the
water of Forth. The coalmasters were summoned to appear
before the Council. Andrew Dick, Robert Bruce of Kennet,
Alexander Crief of Pittincreiff, John Earl of Weems, John
Lord Sinclar, David Beatson of Cardon, David Boswell of
Balmonto, and James Dishington of Elphinston appeared
in person ; and Sir William Dick, Lord Elphinston, John
Earl of Mar, and J ohn Hamilton of Kinglassie were repre-
sented. The prices of the coal were settled on the basis of
seven years’ price. Coalmasters are to prefer natives to
strangers in selling their coal, and not to postpone them on
pretence of contracts with strangers. The proclamation of
29 November 1621, No. 1366, q.v., to be enforced.

B.L, Aberdeen (44).

P.C. Reg. viii. 8. N° 1Q04.

9 NOVEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] Decreet of the Lords of Secreet Counsall
Discharging the Heretors of the Coal-heuches
within the Shireffdomes of Lowthian and uthers to
transport any Coal out of this Kingdome.

Edinburgh : 9 November 1643.

Edinburgh : R. Bryson : 1643.

1 f. Roman letter. Arch. Primerose.

Type headpiece Anent they Consilii

Forbidding James Rig, Sir William Murray, Lady Wolmet,
Sir David Crichtoun, Sir John Nicolson, Mark Cas, . . .
Dundas of Arnestoun, the Countess of Lothian, John
Rollock, Robert Bruce, James Durhame, John Hammiltoun,
and Sir William Baillie, coalowners, to sell any coals out of
the kingdom.

Aberdeen (46).

P.C. Reg. viii. 15. jjo 1805.

9 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] Decreet of the Lords of Secret Counsell
anent the pryce and measure of the Coale of both
sides of the water of Forth.

Edinburgh : 9 November 1643.

Edinburgh : R. Bryson : 1643.

1 f. Roman letter. Arch. Primerose.

Type headpiece soveraigne counsell coalemaisters

On appeal certain of the prices of coals fixed provisionally
on 19 October are confirmed, others are lowered. Each
coalmaster has his measure defined. The Alloway chalder
of coal is £3, the Borrowstonnes chalder £6, the land load
or water boll 6s., Sir George Preston’s measure is 4-| times
Alloway, Innerkeithing and Lochgellie coal 3s. Gd. per water
boll, Lord Weems and others to sell land coal (18 pecks
water mete) at 5s. 2d. per load, and sea coal 7s. Id. Earl
Winton to sell a horse load (3 criels full or a water boll)
for 3s. 6 d. Preference to Burrowes on a note from the
magistrates.

Aberdeen (45).

P.C. Reg. viii. 16. N° 1800.

10 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE
OF ESTATES.] [Begins] It is now, we suppose,
knowne . . . what have been the . . .

[Declaration of their intention to join the English.]
Edinburgh : 10 November 1643.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1643.

16 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

Arms 223

Ed. Un. Dd. 7. 106 (42). Reg. Pamphlets.

Rush. iii. (2) 490; H. ii. 308; London reprints, B.M. E. 74 (2),
E. 71 (27).

1000 printed, Tyler 9. jjo 1807.

NOVEMBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] A Short Declaration Of The
Kingdom Of Scotland, For Information and Satis-
faction to their Brethren of England, concerning
the present Expedition into England. [Begins]
Although we have reason . . .

[Edinburgh : November 1643.]

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1643.

1 f. Roman letter. Arch. Primerose.

Type headpiece Ire- leave most
The causes that justify their second expedition into
England. They have a just cause, are lawfully called, and
will make no other use of their opportunities than to enforce
the Covenant. They hope for peace.

Bodl. Carte 8 (325).

Rush. iii. (2) 487 ; London reprints in B.M. E. 1208 (4), E. 30 (15).
1500 printed, Tyler 9. 1808.

16 NOVEMBER— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] Charles . . . Forsamickle
as the said Committee . . .

[Proclaiming the Duke of Hamilton and others rebels.]
Edinburgh : 16 November 1643.

Cites Act of 12 October, No. 1803, q.v., confirmed by Act
of Privy Council 18 October. James Duke of Hamilton,
William Earl of Morton, Robert Earl of Roxburgh, George
Earl of Kinnoul, and William Earl of Lanerick have refused
to sign the Covenant, being duly summoned. They are
declared enemies to religion, honour, and the peace of the
kingdoms. Their goods and rents are forfeit, and they are
incapable of holding office. These to be proclaimed. Per
Actum Commiss. Conventions.

Reg. Com. Estates.

See L.J. vi. 359; B.M. E. 433 (10). 1809.

23 NOVEMBER— [BY THE SECRET COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forsamekle as . . . considering the
great . . .

[Continuing sheriffs and stewards in office.]
Edinburgh : 23 November 1643.

P.C. Reg. viii. 17. N° i8io.

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27 NOVEMBER -[BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] Act . . . for Contriving the severall
Troupes appointed to come out of the Shires into
Regiments.

Edinburgh : 27 November 1643.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1643.

[Not found.] Arch. Primrose.

Seven regiments to be fox-med under Lord General, Maj.-
Gen. Leslie, E. of Elingtoun, E. of Dalhousie, Lord Gordon,
L. Kirkudbright, L. Balcari'es.

Reg. Com. Estates.

True Informer, 23 December.

400 printed, Tyler 9. 1811.

15 DECEMBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] Forsameikle as by many
good . . .

Act against regraters.

Edinburgh: 15 December 1643.

Edinburgh :• E. Tyler: 1643.

[Not found.]

Prohibiting forestalling or regrating victual. The market
to be supplied. These to be published.

Reg. Com. Estates.

200 printed, Tyler 9. Ifo 1Q12.

1644

4 JANUARY— [BY THE CONVENTION OF
ESTATES.] The Declaration Of The Kingdome
Of Scotland And England Joyned in Armes for the
vindication and defence of their Religion, Liberties
and Lawes against the Popish, Prelaticall, and
Malignant pairtie. [Begins] If either Christian
duetie . . .

[Edinburgh : 4 January 1644.]

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1644.

12 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

Ed. Un. Dd. 7. 106 (49).

Acts vi. (1) 66; Rush. iii. (2) 499; H. ii. 417; London print, B.M.
517. k. 11 (13), E. 1208 (2).

500 copies printed, Tyler 9. U° 1Q13.

6 JANUARY— [BY THE CONVENTION OF
ESTATES.] Forsameikle as . . . Considering
how necessar . . .

[Against export of victual without special licence.]
Edinburgh: 6 January 1644.

Acts vi. (1) 65. U0 1814.

Before 9 JANUARY.— [BY THE KING.] His

Maiesties Declaration to all His Subjects of His King-
dome of Scotland, Vpon Occasion of a Printed Paper,
Entitvled, The Declaration of the Kingdome of
Scotland, Concei'ning the present Expedition into
England, &c. [Begins] It is now, we suppose, known
to the . . . with what Princely Grace . . .

Oxford : January 1644.

Oxford : L. Lichfield : 1643 [-4].

40 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

Describes his past dealings with Scotland ; refers to
Declaration, No. 1808, q.v. No real attempts have been
made to bring about peace. The Earl of Loudon and
Mr. Henderson had no authority to mediate in February
last. The calling a Convention was illegal. The cessation
in Ireland was forced on him. The pi'oclamations of
15 August, No. 1796, q.v., and 18 August, No. 1797, q.v., are
unlawful, and are not to be obeyed.

B.M. E. 81 (11).

21 JANUARY.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES.] [Begins] The lords . . . the great
prejudice and dangers . . .

[Act against runawayes.]

Edinburgh : 21 January 1644.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1644.

[Not found.]

Fugitives to be arrested. One of each band to be sent up
to Edinburgh to be punished with infamy. Any one not
discovering them is a public enemy, and is to be fined half
their goods. Magistrates not enforcing the Act to be fined
<£300 Scots, half to informer. This to be printed, published,
and read in every paroch kirk on a Sabbath.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 115.

500 printed, Tyler 9. jq-o 1816

22 JANUARY.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES.] [Begins] Forsamekle as . . . the
prejudice and hinder like . . .

For officers to repair to their charges.
Edinburgh : 22 January 1644.

All colonels, &c., and lieutenants to repair to their several
regiments. These to be proclaimed.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 115. N° 1817.

30 JANUARY. — [BY THE PARLIAMENT
OF ENGLA.ND.]

Westminster: 30 January 1644.

London: for J. Wright : 1643[-4].

16 pp. 4°. Gothic letter.

The English edition of No. 1813, q.v.

B.L. B.M. E. 31 (3). N° 1818.

31 JANUARY.— [BY THE CONVENTION OF

ESTATES.] Act and Ordinance for raising of
Moneys by way of Excise.

Edinburgh : 31 January 1644.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1644.

20 pp. fo. Roman letter.

B.L.

Acts vi. (1) 75 ; London reprint, B.M. E. 35 (5) ; Reg. Com. Estates,
f. 128.

1500 printed, Tyler 9. jfo ^819.

1 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE CONVENTION
OF ESTATES.] Act . . . For putting the King-
dome into a Postui-e of Defence, For strengthening
the Armte, And Providing of Armes and Ammuni-
tion to the Kingdome.

Edinburgh : 1 February 1644.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler : 1644.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 78 ; London reprint, B.M. E. 35 (6) ; 500 printed, Tyler 9.

N° 1820.

1 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE CONVENTION OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Com-
mittie of estates . . .

[Officei's to repair to the Army.]

Edinburgh: 1 February 1644.

Cites proclamation of Committee of Estates 22 January.
Acts vi. (1) 80. 1821.

Before 15 MARCH. — [BY THE SCOTS
LORDS.] [Begins] As it cannot be but all good
men . . .

[A Declaration against the late Convention of Estates.]
Oxford : February 1644.

The Scots in Oxford publish their judgement of the pro-
ceedings in the late pretended Convention of Estates. They

T t 2

Published 12 January, Merc. Aul. 779 ; Rush. iii. (2) 494. Jf° 1815.

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loathe, abhor, and renounce it, especially its acts concerning
the Covenant, Nos. 1803, 1809, q.v., which are high treason.
They pray that any Scotsman who will not sign this declara-
tion may be chased from the King’s protection.

Acts vi. (1) 220, cited in full. See No. 1838. See an earlier similar
declaration, Rush. iii. (2) 502. N0 1822.

16 MARCH. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] Forsameikle . . . are
informed that diverse soldiers . . .

No one to embark without a pass.

Sunderland : 16 March 1644.

No masters or shippers to take any passenger for Scotland
or other place without a warrant from the Lord General.
This to be proclaimed.

Reg. (Committee for Army 1643-4). N° 1823.

16 APRIL. — [BY THE CONVENTION OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the Estates
. . . the prejudice . . .

[Anent servants leaving their masters.]

Edinburgh : 16 April 1644.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1644.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 88.

500 printed, Tyler 9. N° 1824.

11 JUNE. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act and

proclamatione Chairgeing the severall Committies
of Warr To send two of there Nomber With ther
Clerke To the parliament With there recordis actis
and orderes of there Committies.

Edinburgh: 11 June 1644.

Acts vi. (1) 100. N° 1825.

11 JUNE.- [BY THE ESTATES.] Proclamatione

for the Commanderes and officers wnder the erle of
Callenderes chairge.

Edinburgh: 11 June 1644.

Acts vi. (1) 102. N° 1826.

12 JUNE .-[BY THE ESTATES.] Act continou-

ing the sitting of the Sessioun to the first of Novem-
ber 1644.

Edinburgh : 12 June 1644.

Acts vi. (1) 102. N° 1827.

14 JUNE. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act anent
these who are or shall be found Fugitives and Run-
awayes from their Companies and Colours.

[Edinburgh: 14 June 1644.

Sine nota [Edinburgh : E. Tyler: 1644 .

1 f. Roman letter.

the lectors Ar-

Deserters are to be arrested and sent to their companies
at the public charge, advanced by the collectors of excise, or
decimated, and the remainder sent to Edinburgh. Enter-
tainers of fugitives to be fined 500 merks for a horseman,
£100 for a footman, one half to informers. Fine for
negligent committees, magistrates, &c., 500 merks, half to
informer. This Act to be retrospective at any time after
its publication. To be printed, read in paroch kirks, and
fixt on the door. No stranger to be received without a pass.

Sig. 46. f. (5) clipped.

Acts vi. (1) 106.

1500 printed, Tyler 10. U° 1828.

324

18 JUNE.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act and pro-
clamatioun dischairging the Mercat at Brighous
knoue.

Edinburgh: 18 June 1644.

Acts vi. (1) 112. N° 1829.

18 JUNE - [BY THE ESTATES.] Act and Pro-

clamatioun for returning of the officeres to the
Annie.

Edinburgh : 18 June 1644.

Acts vi. (1) 113. N° 1830.

25 JUNE.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act for put-
ting furth of horse and foote both for bygones and
in tyme comeinge and those that are deficient therein
till . . .

Edinburgh: 25 June 1644.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler : 1644.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 125.

1500 printed, Tyler 10. N0 1831.

25 JUNE.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1645.

[Not found.]

A reprint of No. 1831, q.v.

1000 printed, Tyler 11. N° 1832.

29 JUNE. — [BY THE ESTATES.] For granting
letters of intercommuning against the persons
underwritten.

Edinburgh : 29 June 1644.

Acts vi. (1) 136. N° 1833.

15 JULY.

See 12 Oct. 1643.

16 JULY— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act and Pro-

clamation anent the Ratificatione of the Actes of
Conventione Actes of Excise and barrouing of
money.

Edinburgh : 16 July 1644.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1644.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 158.

500 copies printed with the acts, Tyler 10. N0 1834.

20 JULY. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act and

Ratificatione In favors of the Natives anente the
Coale.

Edinburgh : 20 July 1644.

Found only in MS.

Ratifying the decrees of Privy Council, Nos. 1804, 1806,
1807, q.v.

Aberdeen (48).

Acts vi. (1) 177. N° 1835.

24 JULY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act appoint-
ing the Committies of Warr in the severall shires
and divisiones of the kingdome.

Edinburgh: 24 July 1644.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1644.

16 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

Ed. TJn. Dd. 7. 106 (48).

Acts vi. (1 ) 199.

100 printed, Tyler 10. N° 1836.

1644: 20 Charles I

Nos 1837-45

25 JULY —[BY THE ESTATES.] Act for put-
ting the kingdome in a pousture of Warr for
Defence.

Edinburgh: 25 July 1644.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1644.

| Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 209.

300 printed, Tyler 10. N° 1837.

27 JULY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act anent the
Declaration at Oxfoord and Rebellioun in the North
and Southe.

Edinburgh : 27 July 1644.

For burning the declaration at Oxford, No. 1822, by the
common hangman.

Acts vi. (1) 220. N° 1838.

29 JULY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act continu-
ing the parliament to the first Tuysday of Januarij
1645 yeares and Declairing the parliament current
to that day.

Edinburgh : 29 July 1644.

Acts vi. (1) 283. N° 1839.

31 JULY. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF ES-
TATES.] [Begins] Forsamiekle as . . . the great
inconveniences . . .

Anent the officers of the armie.

Edinburgh : 31 July 1644.

All officers to repair to their several troops and offices
before 15 August. These to be proclaimed.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 8. N° 1840.

23 AUGUST. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] The Committie . . . having
receaved frequent . . .

[All between 16 and 60 to be prepared.]
Aberdeen : 23 August 1644.

Sine nota [Aberdeen: E. Raban : 1644].

1 f. Roman letter. J. Burghly.

ha- from all

In view of the landing of an Irish army all subjects to
be prepared to march on them at six hours’ notice. These
to be read at all mercat crosses.

Aberdeen.

Edmond 77. 1841.

2 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] Forsamekle . . . have this
day received advertisement . . .

For raising the countrie against the rebells.
Edinburgh: 2 September 1644.

Montrose with an army is near Stirling. All between
16 and 60 in Edinburgh and the counties south and west
to rise in arms with twenty days’ provisions and march
towards Stirling. These to be published.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 40h. N° 1842.

4 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES FOR THE NORTH.] Summoning
Herotors to meet at Aberdeen and Moray.

Aberdeen : 4 September 1644.

Sine nota [Aberdeen: E. Raban: 1644].

1 f. Roman letter. Burghly.

fourt 1644 allenarlie.

All heretors, &c., to meet at Aberdeen on 9 September,
and Morray 12 September, horsed and armed.

Aberdeen.

Edmond 77. jjo 1343.

6 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES FOR NORTHERN AFFAIRS.]

A Proclamation summoning all fencible persons.

Aberdeen : 6 September 1644.

Sine nota [Aberdeen : E. Raban : 1644].

1 f. Roman letter. Burghly.

All fencible persons between 16 and 60 to meet at
Aberdeen on Monday [9th] with best arms and fifteen days’
provisions.

Aberdeen.

Edmond 78. 1844.

9 SEPTEMBER.- [BY MONTROSE.] A Procla-
mation for summoning levies.

Forfar : 9 September 1644.

Found only in MS.

‘ Theis are ordeaneing all and qfcsumevir true subjectis that
be able for his Majesties service between sexte and sexteine
to repair to our armie with their best armes conforme to
the Commission given be his Majestie to rais his forces
within the kingdome of Scotland under the paine of burneing
and slaying of all and qtsoemevir disobedient persons. Be
this our ordinance subscribed with our hand at Forfar the
9tl1 of September 1644. Montrose.’

Montrose Papers. N° 1845.

12 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE COMMITTEE
OF ESTATES.] [Begins] Forsameikle as James
Earle of Montrose, . . .

[Reward of £20,000 Scots for Montrose, dead or alive.]
Edinbui’gh : 12 September 1644.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1644.

1 f. Roman letter.

Type headline feare selves thousand
‘ Forsameikle as James Earle of Montrose, having casten
off all feare of God, respect and loyaltie to his Native King-
dome, and regard of his Oath in the Covenant, Hes most
traiterously conspired, so farre as in him lies, the subvei’sion
of the true Religion, Laws, and Liberties of the Kingdome ;
And for that purpose did not onely in the moneth of April
last, actually invade this Kingdome, with Forraine Forces,
But hes now joyned with ane Band of Irish Rebels, and
Masse-Pi’iests, who howe thir two years by-gane, bathed
themselves in the bloud of God’s People in Ii-eland ; And
in a traiterous and perfidious maner, hes Invaded this
Kingdom, Tane possession of some of the royall Bui'rowes
thereof, Apprehended, killed, and cruelly murdered divers
of his Majesties good Subjects ; Presseth new Oaths, con-
trary to the Covenant, and for establishing of Poperie,
Threatning all such as refuse the same, with present death
and unheard-of cruelties. And to the effect all his Majesties
good Subjects may be aware of him, and use their best
endeavours against him ; The Committee of Estates, ordains
Heraulds and Pursevants, to passe to the Mai-ket Crosse of
Edinburgh, and other places needfull ; And to command,
charge, and inhibite all his Majesties Subjects, That none
of them presume nor take upon hand, to reset, supply,
intercomon, keep intelligence, nor correspondence with the
said Earl of Montrose, or any of his Associats and Complices ;
Nor to fui’nish them with Meat, Drink, House, Harbex-y, or
any other comfortable thing, under the pain of Ti-eason,
And the Committee doth hereby declare, in name of this
Kingdome, That whoever will take and apprehend the saide
Earle of Montrose, and exhibit him alive before the Parlia-
ment or their Committee, Or if he shall happen to be slain
in the taking, shall exhibit his head, That every such person
shall not onely be pardoned for their by-gane concui-rence
in this Rebellion, and all other Crimes, formerly committed
by them, not being treasonable ; But also they shall have

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the summe of Twenty thousand pounds Scots delivered to
them, in present and ready payment.

Ordered by the Committee of Estates, that this Proclama-
tion be forthwith printed and published.’

Montrose Papers.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 46.

200 printed, Tyler 10. N° 1846.

13 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE COMMITTEE
OF ESTATES.] Act Of the Committee of
Estates, and the Lord Generali, for safe-guard of the
Lieges.

Edinburgh : 13 September 1644.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1644.

1 f. Roman letter.

Type headline made dains ; same.

Complaints have been made of the wrongs committed by
the soldiers, horse and foot, on pretext of taking quarters.
No officer or soldier is to wrong the lieges on pain of martial
law. They are to leave a ticket for all they receive as
quartering. This to be printed and published.

B.M. 669. f. 9 (13).

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 47b.

200 printed, Tyler 10. N° 1847.

17 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE
OF ESTATES.] [Begins] Forsamekle as Alaster
M'Donald . . .

£20,000 Scots for Alaster McDonald’s head.
Edinburgh : 17 September 1644.

Alaster M°Donald son of Coil McGillespick having com-
mitted many murders in Ireland has now entered the heart
of Scotland and continued to rob and murder. None are to
assist him. Whoever shall apprehend him and bring him
or his head before Parliament shall have pardon for this
rebellion and all other crimes not treasonable and £20,000
Scots delivered in present and ready money.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 50b. N° 1848.

2 OCTOBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Postponing the Session till 8 January.

Edinburgh : 2 October 1644.

P.C. Reg. viii. 27. N° 1849.

2 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamekle as there is great prejudice . . .
[Sheriffs, stewards, and bailies continued in office
indefinitely.]

Edinburgh : 2 October 1644.

P.C. Reg. viii. 28. N° 1850.

26 OCTOBER.- [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] Forsamekle . . . there are
some persons . . .

Anent the pest in Teviotdale.

Edinburgh : 26 October 1644.

Regulations forbidding traffic, fairs, markets, &c. Com-
mission appointed to supervise traffic.

Reg. Com. Estates. N° 1851.

1 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] Forsamekle . . . there is
some suspicion . . .

Anent the plague.

Edinburgh : 1 November 1644.

No one to come from the borders to Edinburgh or else-
where without a certificate of health under pain of confiscation
of goods.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 91b. N° 1852.

12 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-

CIL.] [Begins] Forsameikle as in the month of
Februar 1642 . . .

[For coining 1,500 stone of copper coin.]
Edinburgh : 12 November 1644.

Found only in MS.

Another 1,500 stone of copper to be coined in twopenny
pieces, 10^ to the ounce, 85^ to the mark. On one side an
imperial crown with C.R. at sides and circumscription Car.
D. G. Scot. Ang. Fra. Ft Hib. It., on the other a thistle with
two leaves and Nemo Me Im/pune Lacesset. No other copper
coin to be current. All lieges to receive this. This to be
proclaimed.

Reg. Misc. Papers 105.

Renewed 1 March 1648. jjo 1853

29 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE COMMITTEE
OF ESTATES.] [Begins] . . . Taking to there
consideration . . .

[Concerning printing and importing books.]
Edinburgh: 29 November 1644.

No person to print, publish or set out any book, libel,
history, or paper, or to import any book printed out of the
realm without revision by a Secretary of State. This in
force till next Parliament.

Reg. Com. Estates, fill 9b.

Confirmation Acts vi. (1) 551 (2 February 1646). U° 1854.

13 DECEMBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES.] [Begins] . . . Consideration the
present estate and . . .

Anent persons herryed be the enemie.
Edinburgh: 13 December 1644.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1644.

[Not found.]

Every gentleman spoiled by the rebels shall have employ-
ment according to their condition. When the present
troubles are ended a serious effort will be made for repara-
tion. These to be published and proclaimed.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 133.

50 printed, Tyler 10. Jf° 1865.

1645

9 JANUARY.— [BY; THE ESTATES.] Act dis-
chairgeing the sitting of the Sessioun for Januar
and februar.

Edinburgh: 9 January 1645.

Acts vi. (1) 287. N° 1856.

16 JANUARY. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Com-

missioun anent the pest in Barroustounnes.
Edinburgh : 16 January 1645.

Acts vi. (1) 291. N° 1857.

24 JANUARY. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

anent deficientes and Runnawayes.

Edinburgh: 24 January 1645.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1645.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 298.

1000 printed, Tyler 11. N° 1858.

1 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

anent the In-bringing of the Loane and Tax.
[Edinburgh]: 1 February 1645.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1645.

1 f. Roman letter. Alex. Gibsone.

Type heading Parliament) to several

1645: 20-21 Charles I

Nos I859-73

The sub-collectors of the Loan and Tax to pay in their
accounts by 20 Feb. (N. of Spey 1 March). The Heretors to
pay the sub-collectors before those dates or suspend. The
Commissioners for valuation to send in the whole valuations
of their shires, &c., to the Collector-General before that date.
No deduction of Transport Money or Levy Money to be
allowed. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Aberdeen (50).

Acts vi. (1) 30G.

80 copies printed, Tyler 11. N° 1859.

13 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE ESTATES.] A

solemn and seasonable warning to the Noblemen,
Barons, Gentlemen, of Scotland.

Edinburgh: 13 February 1645.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1645.

24 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

Adv. 538 (9).

Acts vi. (1) 312, order to print 325.

1500 printed, Tyler 11; London reprint, B.M. E. 293 (25), with
Remonstrance to the King. N° 1860.

20 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

anente the sellinge of Forfaultede Landes.
Edinburgh : 20 February 1645.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1645.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 329.

100 printed, Tyler 12. jg'o ig0i>

22 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

anent the alloueing of quarteres (where the quarter-
masters and Officers tickets are not given).
Edinburgh : 22 February 1645.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1645.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 340.

50 printed, Tyler 12. jjo 1802.

24 FEBRUARY.—

Proclamation of

BY THE ESTATES.] A

letters of horning poinding and

the Act aganes Runauayes and

warding
deficientes.

Edinburgh : 24 February 1645.
Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1645.

[Not found.]

See Acts vi. (1) 341.

100 printed, Tyler 11. jq-o 1863.

27 FEBRUARY— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

anente the Mentenence of the Armie.

Edinburgh: 27 February 1645.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1645.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 351.

200 printed, Tyler 11. jq-o 1804.

1 MARCH. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act of

Assurance to these that buyes Foil-faulted landes.
Edinburgh: 1 March 1645.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler : 1645.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 360.

100 printed, Tyler 12. jq-o 1800.

6 MARCH— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act anent
the putting of the kingdome in a posture of warr
for defence.

Edinburgh: 6 March 1645.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1645.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 369.

200 printed, Tyler 11. jq-o 1807.

8 MARCH. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act anent
Defeasance for the Brunt and waisted Landes.
Edinburgh : 8 March 1645.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1645.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 388.

50 printed, Tyler 12. u° 1868.

8 MARCH— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act of con-
tinuatione of the Parliament to the second Tuyesday
of Julii next.

Edinburgh : 8 March 1645.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler: 1645.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 429.

60 printed, Tyler 12. N° 1869.

13 MARCH. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] Act for recruiting the Army.
Edinburgh: 13 March 1645.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1645.

[Not found.]

Order to print and publish.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 7.

600 printed, Tyler 12. jq-o 1870.

28 MARCH. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] Act for a competency of forces, &c.
Edinburgh : 28 March 1645.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler : 1645.

[Not found.]

Act anent a new posture of defence.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 29.

600 printed, Tyler 12. 1871.

MARCH.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF ES-
TATES.] For horse to carry ammunition to the
army.

Edinburgh : March 1645.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1645.

[Not found.]

50 printed, Tyler 11. N0 1872.

28 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

for the releiffe of Commissioners of shyres and
Burghs of the money to be advanced for the mente-
nance of the Army.

Edinburgh: 28 February 1645.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1645.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 357.

50 printed, Tyler 12. jjo 1805.

14 APRIL. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] . . . understanding from
the Commissioners . . .

Anent printing of the Directory.

Edinburgh : 14 April 1645.

No one to print the Directory without licence from the
General Assembly or to sell any unlicensed reprint on pain
of confiscation, &c. This to be proclaimed.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 45. N° 1873.

327

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14 APRIL. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] Act for a collection for Kelso, &c.
Edinburgh : 14 April 1645.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1645.

1 f. Roman letter. Arch. Primerose.

Headpiece Clean- Neighbours yeere
Loss of £500,000 Scots by fire. Collection to be taken up
by ministers and remitted to John Leirmont, W.S. and
Andro Ker Advocate. Collection books to be returned by
1 Jan. To last one year.

Private owner.

Keg. Com. Estates, f. 45'’.

1000 printed, Tyler 12. jfo 1874.

17 APRIL. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] . . . commands the printed
Acts . . .

Anent publishing of Acts of Parliament.
Edinburgh : 17 April 1645.

Acts of Parliament to be duly proclaimed at the market
crosses of the shires by messengers of arms.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 50. N° 1875.

23 APRIL. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] Act for bringing up deficients and
Runaways and Quartering of them.

[Edinburgh] : 23 April 1645.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1645.

[Not found.]

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 59.

300 printed, Tyler 12. Jfo 1876.

7 MAY. — [BY THE SECRET COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Eorsamekle as be Act of Parliament . . .
[Court of Session to meet on June 3.]
Edinburgh : 7 May 1645.

P.C. Keg. viii. 44. 1877.

11 JUNE.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF ES-
TATES.] Act for a new Leavie.

Stirling: 11 June 1645.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1645.

[Not found.]

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 108.

200 printed, Tyler 13. jjo 1878.

20 JUNE.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF ES-
TATES.] [Begins] Forsamekle as it hes
pleased God . . .

Parliament removed from Edinburgh to Stirling.
Lithgow : 20 June 1645.

Owing to plague in Edinburgh the Estates cannot meet
there. They are to meet in Stirling on 8 July next. These
to be proclaimed.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 115. N° 1879.

2 JULY.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF ES-
TATES.] [Begins] Forsamekle as the sickness of
the pest . . .

Anent persons enclosed for the pest.

Lithgow: 2 July 1645.

Persons enclosed for the pest under pain of death are to
be put to death by the provost and baillies of Edinburgh if
they attempt to come forth. These to be published.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 126. N° 1880.

9 JULY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act anent the
outputting of Forces for the present necessitie.
Stirling: 9 July 1645.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1645.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 431.

200 printed, Tyler 13. jfo 1881.

11 JULY. -[BY THE ESTATES.] Act anent the
continouadone of the Parliament.

Stirling: 11 July 1645.

Acts vi. (1) 440. N° 1882.

7 AUGUST— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act aganes
sueiring drinking and mocking of Pietie.

Perth : 7 August 1645.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1645.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 458.

1000 printed, Tyler 13. ftp 1883.

7 AUGUST.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act for

cryeing up of money.

Perth : 7 August 1645.

Rex dollar to pass as 58s., Cross dollar 55s., Ryell of eight
56s., Rose noble £11, Kairdiqu 20s., Double pistole £9,
Hungars Ducat £5 Scots.

Acts vi. (1) 460; Patrick ii. 6. N° 1884.

7 AUGUST. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act of

continouadone of the parliament To the last Wed-
dinsday of November 1645.

Perth : 7 August 1645.

Acts vi. (1) 474. no 1885.

17 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING.] A Proclama-
tion of Grace and Pardon.

See No. 2625, England.

Hamilton Palace MS. copy is endorsed ‘ Proclamation emitted by
James Graham’ — probably in error.

20 AUGUST— [BY THE KING.] A Proclama-
tion for calling a Parliament.

[Glasgow: 20 August 1645.]

Found only in MS.

‘ Charles by the Grace of God of Great Brittaine, France
and Ireland King Defen dor of the Faith, etc. To our Lovites
Lion King of Armes, Herauldes, pursevt3, Messingers and
Officers at Armes, our Sheriffes in that part coniunctly and
severally, Greeting. Whereas by the seaventeenth Act in
the first Session of our last parlianJ in that our King-
dome, Wee wth advise of our Estates there did statute and
ordaine that every three yeares once at least, a parlianJ
should bee kept wtbin that our K.dome, in such a convenient
place & time as Wee wth advice foresaid should at ye close
of every parlianJ determine and appoint ; Like as by the last
Act of our said late parliam* it was appointed that the next
Triennial parlianJ should meet and convene at Edinburgh
vppon the first Tuesday of June last 1644. Wch date, in
regard of the great distempers both of this and that King-
dome, Wee could not keepe at yt time, neither in our owne
person, nor by our Commissioner. But now amidst the
many and weighty affaires Wee have in hand, not laying
aside the care of that our auncient and native Kingdome,
Wee have thought good, not to frustrate any longer the ex-
pectacon and desires that our good Subjects there may haue
of such a parliam1, and that ye rather, least any of them should
bee abused in thinking that Wee doe, or ever intend to acknow-
ledge for lawfull the Meeting begunne at Edinburgh the said
first Tuesday of June last, & continued since under the
name of a parliament ; wch howsoever the appointing of it

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to convene by Us at that day and place, might haue beene
a sufficient warr4 to them for their first meeting ; yet to
continue the same in absence of Us, or some one at least to
represent our Royall person amongst them and by them-
selves ; without our concurring authority to make pretended
Laws & Ordinances, is such a presumption as Wee are
resolved never to endure. For these therefore and other
Causes Us moueing, but cheifely out of the tender affection
Wee carrie to that our Native K.dome (the present distracted
Estate whereof Wee much pity, & thinke it cannot better
bee remedied then by the wisedome & authoritie of
a lawfull and free parliam4 by whose Councells and advice
Wee will bee governed in w4 may conduce to the perfect
setlinge of Peace and tranquillity there) Wee will and
require you and every one of you coniunctly & severally
to passe to the Markett Crosse of our Towne of [Glasgow]
and there by open reading of this our proclamation, Summon
& warne all and sundry Dukes, Marquesses, Earles, Vis-
countes and Lords w4hin that our Kingdome to give their
personall appearance wthin the of our said

Towne of [Glasgow] the [20th] day of [October] next; where
& when Wee intend to hold our High Court of parliament
by our selfe ; or a Commissioner to bee appointed by vs for
that effect ; As also that yee make intimation and warning
to the Sheriffs and freeholders of every shire wthin that our
K.dome and to the Magistrates of all our Burroughes Royall
wthin the same having place and voyce in parliament, to
elect and choose Commissioners to bee sent from their
severall shires and Burroughs respective, that may giue
yir opinion and Counsell in such things as shall be
proposed in the said parliam4, and concurre with our
Nobility aforesd to make such Actes and Statutes as may
conduce most to the peace and wellfare of that K.dome &
shall bee approved and ratified by Us, or our Commissioner
aforesaid in our name. Like as wee will and command you
to intimate publiquely to all our Lieges of w4soevr quality
and condition, y4 may haue any suites, complaintes or
greivances to bee represented to Us in parliament that they
resort for that effect to our sd Towne of [Glasgow] at ye
day aforesd and haue their recourse noe where else wthin
that our K.dome (especially to ye pretended parliament kept
by the Rebells there at Edinburgh) as they would not haue
us to esteeme of them as persons disaffected to our Royall
person & government. Furthermore it is our pleasure that
this being done, you passe imediately to the Market-Crosses
of all ye Head-Burroughes within every severall shire of
that our Kingdome (or at least to so many of them as are
presently under our obedience) & publish this our pro-
clamacon ; Provided alwaies that ye publicacon thereof at ye
Market Crosse of our sd Towne of [Glasgow] allanerly shall
be a sufficient intimacon to all our Lieges to repaire thither ;
and y4 such of our Nobilitie and Commissioners of Shires
and Burroughs, as shall compeare and attend upon us, or
our Commissioner at ye day and place appointed hereby,
shall have power, wth the consent and approbation of Us, or
our Commissioner foresd, to make Lawes and Actes of par-
liament that shall bind all our Subjects of that Kingdome in
ye same manner that any preceding Actes of parliament,
either in our time or our predecessours, have done. And that
you report this duely execute and indorsed day and place
above written, as you and every one of you will answer
uppon your perills, where anent these presents shall bee
a sufficient warrant Given under our Royall hand and
signet at . . .’

Montrose Papers. Original sign manual.1 Reg. Scottish
State Papers 177 Certified copy.2

See Acts vi. (1) 622.

1 ‘ May it please your Majesty. This is a Proclamation for calling
of a parliament to meet in the Toune of upon the day of
next. Ro: Spotswode.’ The proclamation is written on two folio
foolscap sheets pasted together. The dates, &c., in brackets are
supplied from the certified copy.

2 ‘Per mandatum Jacobi Marchionis de Montrose Commissionarii.’

Attested by Jo. Cheislie. jjo 1880.

24 AUGUST. — [BY MONTROSE.] [Begins] . . .
Quhairas the greatest part of the ministers and
parochiners within the burghwe have been so infectit
and poysenit . . .

[Ministers and parishioners to return to their avocations.]
Kirktown of Bothwell : 24 August 1645.

Found only in MS.

The people who have fled, being misled by rebels, are to
return. Ministers of the gospel to exercise their ordinary
functions.

Reg. State Papers 180. N°1887.

c. 2 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE EARL OF
LEVEN.] A Declaration of his Excellency the
Earle of Leven, concerning the rising of the Scottish
Army from the siege of the City of Hereford. [Be-
gins] Lest the misrepresentation . . .

[Hereford : September 1645.]

Reasons for raising the siege: — want of provisions, funds,
artillery, ammunition, horse, &c., and the presence of the
enemy in Scotland.

B.M. E. 301 (8).

Rush. iv. (1) 123; Merc. Veridicus 143; True Informer 164.

N° 1888.

3 DECEMBER.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Ordi-
nance for the keipars of the signet clerk of the billis
and otheris to attend at St. Androis.

St. Andrews: 3 December 1645.

Acts vi. (1) 479. N° 1889.

26 DECEMBER. — [BY THE ESTATES.] A

Declaration from the Commission of the Generali
Assembly [11 Dec. 1645] wherein the stumbling
blocks laid before the people of God by their enemies
are removed.

St. Andrews: 26 December 1645.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1646.

20 pp. 4°. Roman letter. Alex. Gibsone.

Adv. 538 (11).

Order to print, Acts vi. (1) 494; London reprint, B.M. E. 322 (6).

N° 1890.

1646

8 JANUARY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Ordi-
nance anent James Ogilvie his escape.

[Reward of £1,000 sterling for his capture, dead or alive.]
St. Andrews : 8 January 1646.

Acts vi. (1) 502. Ifo 1891.

8 JANUARY. [BY THE ESTATES.] [Begins]
Charles . . . Forsameikle as James Grahame . . .
[Against resetting James, late Earl of Montrose, &c.]

St. Andrews : [8 January 1646].

Sine nota [Edinburgh : E. Tyler: 1646].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 223 Britain, the Given
As James Graham, sometime Earl of Montrose, and Alaster
Macdonald with some Irish rebels have broken out into
rebellion, all subjects are warned not to reset, supply, inter-
commune, nor keep intelligence with them, nor to aid them
on pain of treason. The 26 (sic) yeer 1646. Per actum
Parliamenti.

B.M. 669. f. 9 (56). Aberdeen (51).1

See Acts vi. (1) 505.

100 printed, Tyler 13.

1 Sealed and signed Arch. Primerose. 26 altered to 21 by pen.
With a certificate of proclamation 15 April 1646 by James Petten-
dreiche Messenger. List of witnesses and seal J.P. N° 1892.

329

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27 JANUARY. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

anent the Quarterings.

St. Andrews : 27 January 1646.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1646.

1 f. Roman letter. Alex. Gibsone.

Type headpiece Ta- fit saids

All quarterings in the kingdom before 1 March 164[4-]5
are to be paid from the first of the Excise, those between
then and 1 December to be allowed to the heretor out of
the maintenance money. The meal sent in to be paid out
of maintenance money after quarterings are paid. 500 bolls
of meal to be sent to Argyll paid for out of Galloway and
Kirkcudbright allowances. The officers are to be present on
the first Tuesday of February to verify the accounts of
quartering. Relief from paying maintenance money for
those who have found quarters. The first Tuesday of every
month is the day for settling quartering accounts, and the
collector of the shire must be present.

B.M. 669. f. 9 (50). Aberdeen (52).

Acts vi. (1) 542.

100 printed, Tyler 13. N° 1893.

27 JANUARY— [BY THE ESTATES.] [Be-
gins] Charles ... To the Collector of the Paroch of

[For the inbringing of the loan and tax.]

St. Andrews : 27 January 1646.

Sine nota.

[Not seen.]

Arms 223

4 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

anent the traneing and armeing of the fourt man.

St. Andrews : 4 February 1646.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1646.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 489 (18 December 1645).

100 printed, Tyler 13. Jfo 1900.

14 FEBRUARY.- [BY MAJ.-GEN. LESLIE.]

[Begins] Whereas both Houses of Parliament . . .
[Complaints against Scots Army to be brought to him.]
Kelham : [14] February 1646.

David Leslie.

B.M. E. 327 (9) ‘Two Letters’. N° 1901.

20 MARCH. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] Forsameikle as James
Grahame sometyme . . .

[Letters of Intercommuning against Montrose.]
Edinburgh: 20 March 1646.

Found only in MS.

James Grahame and Alaster McDonald are in open rebel-
lion. Committee of Estates give warning not to assist them
on pain of Treason. This to be proclaimed at Edinburgh,
Perth, Dundee, Aberdeen, Stirling, St. Andrews, and Glas-
gow.

Reg. Original signed (Com. of Estates. 1640-6) MS.
draft. Reg. Com. Estates, f. 196.

But see No. 1892. 1902.

Private owner. N° 1894.

27 JANUARY. — [BY THE ESTATES.] [Be-
gins] Charles ... To the Collector Depute of our
Shereffdome of . . .

[For the inbringing of the loan and tax.]

St. Andrews: 27 January 1646.

Sine nota.

[Not seen.]

Arms 223

Private owner. N°1895.

4 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

anent the recruteing of the armies.

St. Andrews : 4 February 1646.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1646.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 582.

200 printed, Tyler 13. 1896.

4 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

for advancement be the shyres and burghes of ane
monethis mantenance.

St. Andrews : 4 February 1646.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1646.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 583.

100 printed, Tyler 13. 1807.

4 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act of

continuatioune of the parliament to the first tuyisday
of november 1646.

St. Andrews: 4 February 1646.

Acts vi. (1) 610. jjo p898.

4 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

for a Committee of War in the several shires.

St. Andrews: 4 February 1646.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1646.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 559 (2 February).

200 printed, Tyler 13. jq-o 1899

330

30 MARCH.— [BY THE COMMISSION OF
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.] A Declara-
tion Against A late dangerous and seditious Band,
under the name of An humble remonstrance, &c.
[Begins] When we consider the usuall . . .
Edinburgh: 30 March 1646.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1646.

20 pp. 8°. Roman letter.

B.L. B.M. E. 330 (6). Adv. N° 1903.

3 APRIL.

See No. 434, Ireland.

5 APRIL. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF ES-
TATES.] His Majesties Proclamation against a
Traiterous Band contrived in the North.

Edinburgh : 5 April 1646.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1646.

1 f. Roman letter. Arch. Primerose.

To and power

A paper called ‘An humble Remonstrance’ is in fact
a band against the Covenant, its contrivers being aiders of
the traitor James Graham. Their evil designs are exposed
and confuted at length. No one is to sign it. Any one who
has, and disclaims it before 1 5 May, shall be free of censure.

B.M. 669. f. 9 (57). Aberdeen (53).1 Reg. Original
signed, with MS. alterations and order to print signed ‘ Crau-
ford ’. Pari, and State Papers (1581-1651) 225.2

B.M. E. 340 (6). 6.

1500 printed, Tyler 13.

1 With MS. certificate of proclamation 1 May by James Pettindreiche

Messenger.

a A MS. copy of the Remonstrance follows. JJ-0 1904.

1MAY. — [BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF
EXCISE.] Act anent the Excise.

Edinburgh : 1 May 1646.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1646.

1 f. Roman letter. James Campbell.

Type headpiece the Excise igno-

Cites Act of Estates allowing the Gudlines of the Bur-

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Nos 1905-14

rowes, and the silver work given in for public use, quarterings,
&c., to be paid out of the excise. No accounts for excise or
of any of these payments in lieu have been sent in. Col-
lectors are to give in their accounts on specified days in
June. All quartering accounts up to 1 March 1645 and all
public debts are to be certified to the Commissioners by 1 J uly.
The payment of excise will be enforced by quartering troops
on those in default. Collectors to have power to requisition
6 or 8 troopers. These to be printed and proclaimed.
Aberdeen (54). N°1905.

5 MAY.

See No. 2654, England.

8 MAY. — BY THE COMMITTEE OF ES-
TATES FOR THE KINGDOME OF SCOT-
LAND. [Begins] The Committee . . . taking to
their considerations . . .

[Against leaving Scotland without warrant.]
Edinburgh : 8 May 1646.

Not found.

No person to leave Scotland without warrant from the
Committee of Estates on pain of treatment as public enemies.

B.M. E. 337 (31). 7 ; Kingd. W. Intell. 116 ; Perf. Diurn. 1178 ; Perf.
Occur. No. 21. N° 1906.

Levon.

Cites former Orders, No. 1907, q.v. No papists or dis-
affected persons to come near the army on pain of arrest as
enemies.

Mod. Intell. 461. N° 1909.

19 MAY. - BY THE KING. [Begins] . . . After
so long and sad an interruption . . .

[Disbanding his forces and explaining his intentions.]
Newcastle: 19 May 1646.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1646.

Found only in MS.

Has come among them with full ‘ intention to give all
just satisfaction to the joynt desires of both our kingdoms ’
and ‘ to comply with our Parliaments and those entrusted by
them in every thing’. Has written to subjects to lay down
their arms and recalled all commissions. A Proclamation is
to be printed with this to that effect. Will ‘join with our
Parliament in settling Religion here in purity (after the
advice of the Divines of both Kingdoms assembled at West-
minster) ’.

Reg. Original sign manual (Pari, and State Papers 1581 —
1651, f. 256).

Perf. Diurn. 1184. N° 1910.

13 MAY. — BY HIS EXCELLENCIE THE
EARL OF LEVEN, Lord Generali of the Scotish
Armies. And with the advice of the Right Honor-
able Committee residing with the Armie. [Begins]
These are strictly to require all Officers and . . .
[Against intercourse with disaffected persons.]
Durham : 13 May 1646.

Not found.

Leven.

No officers or soldiers to bear company with any person
disaffected to the Parliament of England. Any person not
submitting to the authority of Parliament found in the army
is to be arrested as an enemy.

B.M. E. 337 (31). 4 ; Kingd. W. Intell. 115 ; Perf. Diurn. 1177 (dated
18 May) ; Perf. Occur. No. 21 ; Weekly Account, No. 22. 1907.

15 MAY.— [BY THE EARL OF LEVEN.] A

Declaration . . . Testifying their adherence to his
Majesties Proclamation and Declaration of the Com-
missioners of the Generali Assembly against the
Earle of Seaforth’s Remonstrance.

[Edinburgh : 15 May 1646.]

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1646.

[Not found.]

Leven.

Has communicated to the army a letter from the Earl of
Seaforth, with ‘an humble Remonstrance’, which has been
condemned by the Committee of Estates and the General
Assembly. They abhor its suggestions of a general amnesty,
and adhei’e to the proclamation 5 April, No. 1904, q.v., and
to the Declaration of the Commissioners of the General
Assembly. David Leslie, [Sir] James Lumsden, Maj.-Gen.
Holborn.

15 May. Order to print by Committee of Estates and
Commissioners of Assembly.

London reprint, B.M. 340 (6). 9. Signed end of April.

1000 printed, Tyler 13. N° 1908.

16 MAY. — BY HIS EXCELLENCIE THE

EARL OF LEVEN, Lord General of the Scotish
Armies. And the Right Honorable, the Committee
of Estate residing with the Army. [Begins]
Whereas there were former orders . . .

[Papists and disaffected persons to be arrested.]
Newcastle: 16 May 1646.

20 MAY.— [BY THE KING.] [Begins] Charles
. . . Whereas nothing hath been more grievous to
Us . . .

[All holding arms by Royal Commissions to disband.]
Newcastle : 20 May 1646.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1646.

[Not found] [with No. 1910]. Arch. Primerose.

All Commissions by sea or land within the Kingdom of
Scotland are recalled and discharged. All persons to lay
down arms forthwith. No acts of hostility to be committed
unless ordered by Parliament, the Secret Council, or the
Committee of Estates. With an order to print Edinburgh
23 May and to light bonfires.

Reg. Original with sign manual and subscribed by the
Committee of Estates (Pari, and State Papers 1581-1651).
Alterations.

Mod. Intell. 473.

1000 printed, Tyler 13. Jfo iqu.

27 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] [Be-
gins] Forsamekle as the Estats of Parliament . . .
[Court of Session to meet 2 June.]

Edinburgh : 27 May 1646.

P.C. Reg. viii. 49. 1Q12.

27 MAY.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] [Be-
gins] The Lords . . . considering that be order . . .
[For the regular meetings of Council twice a week.]
Edinburgh : 27 May 1646.

P.C. Reg. viii. 50. 1913

23 JUNE— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF ES
TATES.] [Begins] Forsameikle ... by their act
and proclamation . . ,

Edinburgh: 23 June 1646.

Found only in MS. A. Primrose.

By proclamation No. 1906, q.v., subjects were forbidden
to leave the kingdom before 30 June. This prohibition is
continued till 1 Aug. These to be published.

Reg. (Com. of Estates 1640-6). Original with certificate
of publication. N° 1914.

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27 JUNE— [BY THE EARL OF LEVEN.] The

Declaration Of The Lord Generali, The Generali
Officers, and the rest of the Officers and Souldiers
Of the Scots Armie. [Begins] The manifold
Calamities . . .

Newcastle: 27 June 1646.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1 646.

12 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

Protesting their allegiance to the Covenant, their intention
to preserve good faith between the kingdoms, their enmity
to traitors, their willingness to return home, and to allow
any free quarters taken out of the allowance. The King’s
coming has made no change in their feelings.

[Follows] The King’s answer of same date.

Adv. 555 (4).

B.M. E. 343 (4); Rush. iv. (1) S03. 1915.

[BY THE COMMITTEE OF ESTATES.] An

Act concerning the licensing of books.

[Not found.]

No books printed out of Scotland to be brought into or
sold within the same before revision by His Majesty’s
Secretary, on pain of forfeiture of all movable goods and
further punishment at discretion.

Perf. Occur. U° 1910.

13 OCTOBER- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] The Lords . . . taking to thair consideration

[Forbidding the export of cattle.]

Edinburgh : 13 October 1646.

P.C. Reg. viii. 59. Ifo 1917.

19 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

Anent the payment of Officiars, Souldiers, and
Dragooners, Horse and Foot, in their Quarters,
quantity of their Pay, and manner of payment of
the same.

Edinburgh : 19 November 1646.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1646.

4 pp. fo. Roman letter.

Rates of pay for horse, foot, and dragoons. Regulations
for quartering. Officers and soldiers to rejoin their troops.
Complaints to be rectified by commanding officers.

Reg. I. 14.

Acts vi. (1) 620 ; Kingd. W. Intell. 344.

500 printed, Tyler 14. |jo 1918_

3 DECEMBER. — BY HIS EXCELLENCIE
THE EARL OF LEVEN, Lord General of the
Scottish Armies, and by Gen. Major Sir James
Lumsden, Governour of Newcastle. [Begins] For-
asmuch as by severall former . . .

[Against access of malignants to the King.]
Newcastle : 3 December 1646.

Leven. Lumsden.

All malignants to leave the quarters of the army. Any
found after twenty-four hours will be arrested. None of
them are to seek presence of His Majesty, or access to his
person at Court or in the fields. No inhabitants to shelter
malignants.

Mod. Intell. 795; Perf. Diurn. 1417. 1919.

No pay to be given to officers of new levies discharged by
Act of Committee of Estates, nor to the officers of any com-
pany levied since Philiphauch, Sept. 1645, unless the troop
is 50 horse, or company 80 foot. This to be printed and
published.

B.L.

Acts vi. (1) 630.

100 printed, Tyler 14. Jfo 1920.

17 DECEMBER. — [BY THE COMMISSION-
ERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.]

A Solemne And Seasonable Warning To all Estates
and Degrees of Persons throughout the Land . . .
[Begins] The conscience of our duty . . .

Edinburgh: 17 December 1646.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1646.

8 pp. 4°. Roman letter. A. Ker.

Exhortation to repent the too little assistance to the cause,
and the indulgence to malignants. The Covenant should be
strictly observed. The King’s coming without signing the
Covenant would be dangerous. He is to be defended when
preserving the true religion and liberties of the kingdom.
Order to print (19th).

Adv. Pamph. 461 (7), 538 (12).

London reprints, B.M. E. 370 (6), (9) ; Rush. iv. (1) 390.

N° 1921.

1647

14 JANUARY. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

anent the payment of the dewteis of the Light of
the Maye.

Edinburgh : 14 January 1647.

Acts vi. (1) 655. Tf° 1922.

16 JANUARY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Declara-
tion of the Kingdome of Scotland. [Begins]
Whereas it pleased God to joyn . . .

Edinburgh : 16 January 1647.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1647.

[Not found.]

Concerning the King’s removal to Holmeby House (with
the desires of the kingdom of Scotland).

Acts vi. (1) 659 ; Rush. iv. (1) 395 ; London reprint in B.M.
E. 381 (4) ; Reg. Pamphlets ; Mod. Intell. 876 ; Perf. Diurn. 1464.

N° 1923.

18 JANUARY. -BY THE EARL OF LEVEN.

Begins] Whereas the fair and civil carriage . . .

No offence to be offered to the English army.]
Newcastle : 18 January 1647.

From London Post 23 ; Kingd. W. Intell. 406. N° 1924.

26 JANUARY. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

anent these who hes gottine passes and thaireftir
hes joyned or sail joyne to the rebellis.

Edinburgh: 16 January 1647.

Acts vi. (1) 671. N° 1925.

9 DECEMBER. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

anent Officers and Souldiers, Horse and Foot.
Edinburgh : 9 December 1646.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1646.

1 f. Roman letter. Alex. Gibsone.

Type headpiece sixt bypast Ordains

2 FEBRUARY— BY THE EARL OF LEVEN.

A Proclamation that if any in Newcastle had any
debt owing to him by the Scots, he should come to
the General and receive it.

Newcastle: 2 February 1647.

Whitelocke 237. N° 1920.

332

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N°s 1927-42

10 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

for advanceing of one monethis mantenance (for
disbanding the Army).

Edinburgh: 10 February 1647.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler : 1647.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 689.

400 printed, Tyler 14. N° 1927.

11 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE ESTATES.]

Answers of Parliament to the Remonstrance of the
Kirk.

Edinburgh: 11 February 1647.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1647.

16 pp. 4°. Roman letter. Alex. Gibsone.

Adv. 538 (13).

Acts vi. (1) 691.

1500 printed, Tyler 14 (with the Remonstrance). N° 1928.

9 MARCH.— [BY THE ESTATES.]

Commissioun anent the Excise.

Edinburgh : 9 March 1647.
Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1647.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 727.

500 printed, Tyler 14.

15 MARCH.— [BY THE ESTATES.]

the Runawayis and there resetters.

Edinburgh : 15 March 1647.
Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1647.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 741.

200 printed, Tyler 14.

16 MARCH.— [BY THE ESTATES.]

tioune for fermeing of the Excise.

Edinburgh : 16 March 1647.

Acts vi. (1) 750.

Act and

N° 1935.
Act anent

N° 1930.

Proclama-

N° 1937.

17 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Rati-
fication of the act anent the distribution of the
5000lib- sterling to Lame souldiors weidowis and
orphans of dead souldiors.

Edinburgh: 17 February 1647.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1647.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 698.

100 printed, Tyler 14. jjo 1929.

20 FEBRUARY— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

anent the mantenance and retention.

Edinburgh : 20 February 1647.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1647.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 700.

100 printed, Tyler 14. N° 1930.

25 FEBRUARY- [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

anent Runawayis.

Edinburgh : 25 February 1647.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1647.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 707.

200 printed, Tyler 14. n'o 193]^

27 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

anent the Inbringing of the two first monethis
Mantenance of the nyne monethis now granted be
the parliament.

Edinburgh : 27 February 1647.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1647.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 713.

140 printed, Tyler 14. U° 1932.

4 MARCH.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act [chang-
ing the market day of the] Toune of dumbar.
Edinburgh : 4 March 1647.

Acts vi. (1) 718. N° i933>

5 MARCH.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Proclama-

tioune for fermeing of the Excise.

Edinburgh : 5 March 1647.

Acts vi. (1) 722. jjo 1934

26 MARCH.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act anent
quarterings.

Edinburgh : 26 March 1647.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1647.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 796.

80 printed, Tyler 14. N0 1938.

26 MARCH — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act anent
the Committees of Warre in the severall shires.
Edinburgh : 27 March 1647.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1647.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (1) 812.

100 printed, Tyler 15. U0 1939.

[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Act anent trans-
porting horse, kine, &c.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1647.

[Not found.]

50 printed, Tyler 15. 1940.

5 JUNE— [BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
SCOTLAND.] [Begins] When in January last,
the . . .

[Against the forcible removal of Charles.]
London: 5 June 1647.

B.M. E. 392 (3). N° 1941.

15 JUNE.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES.] [Begins] Forsamekle ... as nou
conveened . . .

Anent the sitting of the Session.

Edinburgh : 15 June 1647.

No interruption of the meetings of the Sessions. No
process will be granted concerning a suspect place in this
country. All claimants to have testimonials signed by one
or two ministers. These to be proclaimed.

Keg. Com. Estates. N° 1942.

20 JULY — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES.] Forsamekle as it hes pleased God
to visite . . .

Anent tbe spreading of the pest.

Edinburgh: 20 July 1647.

Found only in MS.

Giving power to the provost and baillies of Glasgow to
imprison suspected persons or goods. Persons trying to

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break out of quarantine may be shot or put to death. These
to be published.

Reg. Original signed (Com. Estates Misc. Pap.). Reg.
Com. Estates. 1943.

11 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES.] Act anent disbanding the Army.
Edinburgh : 11 September 1647.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1647.

[Not found.]

Order to print and publish.

Reg. Com. Estates.

400 printed, Tyler 15. N° 1944.

15 OCTOBER.— [BY THE CONVENTION OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] The Committee . . . being
frequently met . . .

[For keeping up the army till March next.]
Edinburgh : 15 October 1647.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1647.

[Not found.] Arch. Primerose.

The army is to be kept on foot till the meeting of Par-
liament in March. Officers and soldiers renounce a portion
of their pay. These to be printed and published.

Reg. Com. Estates.

Perf. Diurn. 1782 (in part).

400 printed, Tyler 15. N° 1945.

1648

6 JANUARY.

See No. 2743, England.

? FEBRUARY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] A

Declaration From The Commissioners of the Generali
Assembly of the Kingdom of Scotland. [Begins]
Whereas it hath been our constant custome . . .

Edinburgh :

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1648.

[Not found.]

Concerning the King’s person and privileges : the lawful-
ness of sovereignty, and the proceedings of a disloyal and
perfidious party, who formerly pretended to fight for the
King.

London reprint, B.M. E. 428 (5). N° 1946.

26 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE CONVENTION
OF ESTATES.] For a meeting of Parliament
2 March.

Edinburgh: 26 February 1648.

From ‘A Message, &c.’, B.M. E. 430 (18). N° 1947.

1 MARCH.— [BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.] A Declara-
tion ... To the whole Kirk and Kingdome of
Scotland, Concerning Present dangers and duties,
relating to the Covenant and Religion. [Begins]
If in a time of so great and imminent . . .

Edinburgh : 1 March 1648.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1648.

20 pp. 4°. Roman letter. A. Ker.

Reg. Pamphlets. Adv. P. 461 (12).

London reprint, B.M. E. 432 (24). jjo 1943.

1 MARCH.— [BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.] A Declara-
ration Of the Commission of the Generali Assembly,

to this whole Kirk and Kingdome, concerning the
present publike proceedings towards an engagement
in Warre, so far as Religion is therein concerned.
[Begins] God only wise, who is . . .

[Edinburgh : 1 March 1648.]

[Edinburgh : J. Twynne : 1648.]

16 pp. 4°. Roman letter. A. Ker.

With answer of Parliament (8 March).

Reg. Pamphlets. Adv. 461 (13).

See Acts vi. (2) 15 (10 March). 1949.

MARCH. — [BY THE KING.] The Kings

Majesties Declaration to all His loving Subjects
within the Kingdomes of England and Scotland.
[Begins] His ... he giveth belief to the professions . . .
Carisbrook Castle : March 1648.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1648.

Not found [with No. 1951].

The King is content to be present in Parliament and con-
firm the League and Covenant provided none are constrained
to take it unwillingly. He will confirm by English Act the
Directory of Worship and Westminster Assembly for three
years, provided he and his household may use the Prayer
Book, and that a free debate may take place for the further
settlement of Church Government. He will suppress all
blasphemy, heresy, schism, particularly the opinions and
practices of Arians, Socinians, Antiscripturists, Antinomians,
Anabaptists, Arminians, Familists, Brownists, Separatists,
Independents, Libertines, and Seekers.

London reprint, B.M. E. 433 (17). N° 1950.

c. 16 MARCH- [BY THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.] The

Declaration of . . . concerning His Majesties Roy all
Person and Posterity, His two Houses of Parliament,
the Church and Kingdom of England, and the
Presbyteriall Government. [Begins] . . . That his
Majesty hath nothing . . .

Edinburgh: March 1648.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1648.

[Not found] [with No. 1950]. A. Ker.

The first article of the King is unsatisfactory, all must
take the Covenant as all must take the oath of allegiance.
The second merely tolerates Presbyterianism for three
years. The third omits Erastianism and other dangerous
errors. They will maintain monarchical government in the
King and his posterity according to the Covenant, knowing
the calamities of a change. They exhort all to endeavour a
real reformation and to avoid enemies. The power of the
sectaries is growing in England. These have disobeyed the
orders of Parliament to disband and are now in arms.
Many also are ready to support the malignants, who are
quite as dangerous.

From London reprint, B.M. E. 433 (17). N° 1951.

11 APRIL— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act anent the
Resolutiones of parliament concerning the Breaches
of the Covenant and treatties Betuixt the kingdomes
of Scotland and England and demandis for
Reparation thereof.

Edinburgh: 11 April 1648.

Acts vi. (2) 23. N° 1952.

18 APRIL.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act For

putting of the kingdom In a Posture of Defence, And
Anent the Colonels and Committees of Warre

1648: 24 Charles I

Nos 1953-64

respective of the several Shires thereof ; and their
Power.

Edinburgh: 18 April 1648.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1648.

32 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

Adv. 461 (22), 383 (5), 234.

Acts vi. (2) 30. N° 1953.

20 APRIL— [BY THE ESTATES.] A Declara-
tion of the Parliament of Scotland, to all his Majesties
good Subjects of this Kingdome. Concerning their
Resolutiones for Religion, King and Kingdoms, In
pursuance of the ends of the Covenant. [Begins]
We . . . finding the strong endeavours . . .
Edinburgh : 20 April 1648.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1648.

pp. 4°. Roman letter. Alex. Gibson.

B.L. Adv.

Acts vi. (2) 40 ; order to print 48. London reprint, B.M. E. 441 (18).

N° 1954.

4 MAY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act anent
outreik of the Levie of horse and foote with the
list of the Collonellis and thair proportiounes
therof.

Edinburgh : 4 May 1648.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1648.

8 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

Adv. 383 (7).

Acts vi. (2) 53 ; London reprint, B.L.,B.M. E. 443 (44). N° 1955.

9 MAY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act Prorogating

the Monethly Maintenance For Five Moneths, Viz.
From the first of March 1648 to the first of August,
1648.

Edinburgh : 9 May 1648.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler : 1648.

12 pp. 4°. Roman letter. Alex. Gibson.

B.M. 1854. d. 8 (1).

Acts vi. (2) 59. N° 1950.

11 MAY— [BY THE ESTATES.] A Letter sent
from the Parliament of Scotland to the severall
Presbyteries within the Kingdome.

Edinburgh : 11 May 1648.

Sine nota [London reprint].

1 f. Roman letter. Alex. Gibson.

Arms 19 of neare and

Desires the goodwill of the presbyteries. The duty to
and power of the King is a civil matter — not a subject for
church-judicatories. The Church of Scotland will not fall
into the episcopal error of meddling with civil affairs. By
2 and 3 of 8 Jas. VI (1584) no subjects are to impugn the
authority of Parliament on pain of treason. Some ministers
are giving occasion of rebuke.

B.M. 669. f. 12 (23) ; 190. g. 13 (101). Antiq.* 103.

Acts vi. (2) 86. 1957.

11 MAY— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act continewing
the Parliament.

Edinburgh: 11 May 1648.

Proroguing Parliament till the first Thursday of March
1650, with power to Committee of Estates to convene it
sooner.

Acts vi. (2) 123. Ifo 1958.

10 JUNE.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act anent

deficientis and fugitives out of ther paroshes.
Edinburgh : 10 June 1648.

Acts vi. (2) 106. 1959.

10 JUNE.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Acts of
Parliament and Committee of Estates, concerning
the Authority and Lawfullnesse of this Parliament,
and the obedience to, and observation of the Acts
and Constructions thereof.

Edinburgh : 10 June 1648.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1648.

[Not found.] Alex. Gibson.

Declares the present a free Pailiament, and will maintain
its Acts as fit remedies of the evils of this kirk and kingdom.
Orders this Act to be signed by all members, and all inhabit-
ants of the kingdom.

By the Committee of Estates. This Act to be printed,
published, and signed by all (12 June).

B.M. E. 449 (41) ; E. 453 (1) ; E. 458 (30). 6.

Acts vi. (2) 106 ; Reg. Com. Estates.

Packets of Letters, 26 June. yo 10QO.

10 JUNE— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act and

Declaratioune of Parliament In answer to the
petitiones of the severall Synodis and presbytries.
Edinburgh : 10 June 1648.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1648.

Not seen. 1 f. Roman letter.

Ordered to be printed and proclaimed by Committee of
Estates 23 June.

Private owner.

Acts vi. (2) 107 ; London reprint, B.M. E. 449 (41), (46).

N° 1961.

16 JUNE.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES.] [Begins] . . . Taking into their
consideration the prejudice . . .

Anent Printing.

Edinburgh : 16 June 1648.

No printers, or any having charge of printing irons or
presses, to print any books, declarations, or papers till they
are brought before the Committee of Estates, on pain of
death. These to be proclaimed at Edinburgh, Glasgow,
Aberdeen, &c.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 26b. N° 1962.

19 JUNE.- [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES.] [Begins] . . . considering the

preiudice doeth occurre to . . .

Anent persons going to Ireland.

Edinburgh : 19 June 1648.

No subjects to go out of the kingdom to Ireland without
warrant of the Committee or general officers on pain of con-
fiscation of goods.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 29. N° 1963.

19 JUNE.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES.] [Begins] . . . Considering the

preiudices . . .

Anent the burgh of Glasgow.

Edinburgh : 19 June 1648.

Owing to many of the inhabitants having left Glasgow it
is unable to produce its just proportion of the levy. All
inhabitants to return thither before the last day of June on
pain of losing their privileges as burgesses and other punish-
ment. All prentices, servants, &c., also to return. Magis-
trates of Glasgow may apprehend their inhabitants wher-
ever they are, and force them to return. These to be
proclaimed.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 30b. N° 1904.

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28 JUNE [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] A Declaration . . . concerning the
necessity grounds and ends of their Ingagement ;
and of the returne of the Scots Army into England.
[Begins] After so long a continuance of these . . .
Edinburgh: 28 June 1648.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1648.

18 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

Arms 223

B.L. Adv. Reg. Com. Estates, f. 47.

Official reprint, B.M. E. 453 (32). 1905.

JULY.— [BY THE DUKE OF HAMILTON.]

A Declaration.

Edinburgh : [July] 1648.

The sufferings of the King and the heavy burdens of the
lieges are so intolerable that he will hazard life and fortune
to redeem His Majesty from prison, settle religion according
to the Covenant, and establish peace in both kingdoms.

From B.M. E. 452 (31). 1960.

7 JULY.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES.] [Begins] . . . Considdering the
manie preiudices doe . . .

Officers to goe to the Army.

Edinburgh : 7 July 1648.

Officers to rejoin before Thursday, 13 June, on pain of
cashiering. These to be proclaimed.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 70. N° 1967.

8 JULY- [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES.] [Begins] . . . Takeing to thair con-
sideration the great . . .

Act against convocations.

Edinburgh : 8 July 1648.

No persons not ordinary inhabitants or members of the
Committee of Estates or General Assembly, or having
approved business to leave Edinburgh and the neighbour-
hood within forty-eight hours. The magistrates to take
order to this effect on Monday and report to the Committee
on Tuesday. These to be proclaimed.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 74b. N° 1968.

11 JULY.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES.] [Begins] . . . considdering the

preiudices that hath . . .

Act anent Runaway es.

Edinburgh: 11 July 1648.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1648.

[Not found.]

Repeats provisions of former Acts, Nos. 1816, 1818, &c.,
q.v. No persons to travel about the country without sufficient
passes. No one to be allowed to reside in any burgh without
a testimonial from his kirk-session on pain of £100 fine on
his resetter. Commissioners named to execute the Act.
These to be printed and published.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 76b. N° 1969.

13 JULY.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES.] [Begins] . . . considdering the
preiudice this service . . .

That none goo off the Kingdome.

Edinburgh : 13 July 1648.

No persons except enrolled officers and soldiers to goe off
this kingdom without warrant from the Committee. These
to be proclaimed.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 78. N° 1970.

22 JULY.— [BY THE DUKE OF HAMILTON.]

The Declaration of James Duke of Hamiltoun and
Chastellerhault, Marquesse of Cliddisdale, &c. Lord
Generali and Commander in Chief all the Scots
Forces by Sea and Land.

Kirkbisthure : 22 July 1648.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1648.

1 f. Roman letter.

Of- ction and

Certain Scots soldiers have injured the inhabitants of . . .
counties which have received them kindly. (1) Any one
wounding an Englishman for money to die. (2) Any one
plundering or driving off cattle to die. (3) Any one destroy-
ing growing corn to lose his horse and be imprisoned for
a week. This to be read to every regiment and in all
churches.

B.M. 1851. c. 11 (40). N° 1971.

31 JULY .-[BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES.] Act For A New Levie Of Horse To
be put out by the Shires And List of the Colonels.

Edinburgh : 31 July 1648.

[Edinburgh] : E. Tyler : 1648.

8 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

To attend the prince when he arrives, and in view of a
possible invasion by the sectaries, half of the last proportion
of horses is to be raised.

Adv. 383 (3). Reg. Com. Estates, f. 96. N° 1972.

31 JULY.— [BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.]

A Declaration of . . . concerning the present dangers
of Religion, and especially the unlawful ingagement
in Warre, Together with many necessary Exhorta-
tions and Directions to all the Members of the Kirk
of Scotland. [Begins] It cannot seeme strange to
any . . .

Edinburgh : 31 July 1648.

A. Ker.

Their warning is not due to disloyalty to the King or dis-
respect to Parliament, but to their duty by solemn covenant.
Cites previous protestations of the Assembly in 1583, 1592,
1594, 1595, 1596, 1638, &c. The present army has committed
insufferable disorders, which are recounted at some length.
The declarations of Parliament are unsatisfactory, and do
not provide security for religion. The General Assembly
are deprived of their liberty of printing under Act of Par-
liament, their printer inhibited on pain of death by the
Committee of Estates, No. 1962, q.v. After a detailed
examination of the Declaration, No. 1965, q.v., and express-
ing their distrust of the intentions of the leaders of the
party [Hamilton], they charge all ministers not to be
accessory to the Engagement, but declare themselves faith-
fully concerning it, and warn civil judicatories against
ensnaring others by new oaths.

London reprint, B.M. E. 458 (30). N° 1973.

31 JULY.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES .] A true Copie of the Letter from the
Committee and Estates of the Parliament of Scot-
land : Inviting His Highnesse the Prince of Wales,
to come and remaine in Scotland, or with the Scotch
Army, now in England.

[Edinburgh : 31 July 1648.]

Sine nota [London].

1 f. Roman letter. Crawford Lindsay.

none and Par-

The prince’s absence from the kingdom has been a grief
to his subjects. Since the Scots army is now in England to
rescue the King, we, the Committee of Estates, beg your
Royal Highness’s presence and assistance. The public

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N°s 1974-8I

faith is engaged for your honour, freedom, and safety, with
entire liberty to remove from us when Your Highness pleases.
The Earl of Lauderdale is to act as an intermediary.

B.M. 669. f. 13 (1). Reg. Com. Estates (App. f. 4).

18 August. N° 1974.

10 AUGUST.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] Some Few Observations By The
Committee Of Estates Of Parliament, Upon The
Declaration Of The General Assembly Of the last of
July. [Begins] Albeit the Offers of . . .

Edinburgh : 10 August 1648.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1648.

16 pp. 4°. Roman letter. Arch. Primerose.

Arms 223

Order to print and publish.

Adv. 461 (18). N° 1975.

18 AUGUST. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] Act Of The Committee of Estates
Of Parliament . . . And For the proportionate
Retention of the Annual rents during that time.
rBeorinsl Forasmuch as the Committee of Estates,
considering . . .

Edinburgh : 18 August 1648.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1648.

12 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

Adv. 238 (4). N° 1975 a.

c. 8 SEPTEMBER.— [BY LIEUT.-GEN. CROM-
WELL.] [Begins] Wberas the Scottish Army
under the Command . . .

[For the apprehension of straggling Scots.]
[Newcastle : 8 September 1648.]

York: Tho. Broad: 1648.

[Not found.]

The army not being able to guard all the Scots defeated
with Duke Hamilton, all persons are to apprehend any
straggling Scots. Any Scots refusing to surrender may be
taken by force or slain. Passes will be given to Scots not
with the army.

Packets of Letters, No. 26. N° 1976.

9 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE COMMISSION
OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.] A

Short Declaration To the whole Kirk And Kingdom,
Concerning Present Dangers And Duties.

Edinburgh : 9 September 1648.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1648.

8 pp. 4°. Roman letter. A. Ker.

Adv. 461 (20). N° 1977.

20 SEPTEMBER.— [BY LIEUT.-GEN. CROM-
WELL.] [Begins] Whereas we are marching
with the Parliament’s . . .

[Against plundering the inhabitants.]

[Norham] : 20 September 1648.

[Not found.]

Cromwell.

Forbidding officers or soldiers to take money, goods, or
victual from the people without orders on pain of death
under the articles of war.

Mod. Intell. No. 184 ; Kingd. W. Intell. 1101 ; Perf. Diurn. 2171 ;
B.M. E. 465 (7), (22) 4. N° 1978.

22 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE
OF ESTATES.] [Begins] Whereas many within
this Kingdom . . .

[Supporters of the late Engagement excluded from
Convention.]

Edinburgh : 22 September 1648.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1648.

[Not found.] Tho. Henderson.

Those who supported the late Engagement have been
justly defeated. The Committee of Estates of those who
dissented from it are resolved to direct public affairs in
virtue of their nomination by Parliament with the advice of
the protesting membei’s only. No person who signed the
Board or Engagement, or aided the Earls of Crawford,
Glencairn, and Lanerick, Lord Sinclair or George Monro
may be elected. These to be printed and published.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 1.

London reprint, B.M. E. 468 (1). 13. jjo 1979,

22 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE COMMITTEE
OF ESTATES.] [Begins] The . . . that the
putting of the disaffected . . .

[No supporter of the Engagement to be in an Office
of Trust.]

Edinburgh : 22 September 1648.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1648.

[Not found.] Tho. Henderson.

Shires and burghs are not to elect such persons. These
to be published and printed.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. lb.

London reprint, B.M. E. 468 (1). 15. jjo 1980.

22 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE
OF ESTATES.] [Begins] Whereas divers persons
in the lies . . .

[Chiefs of Clans to lay down their arms.]

Edinburgh : 22 September 1648.

[Edinburgh] : E. Tyler : 1648.

1 f. Roman letter. Tho. Henderson.

this And also

Under Commissions of the Duke of Hamilton and others,
chiefs of clans have combined to lay waste the Marquess of
Argyle’s lands. The army which lately invaded England is
routed, and its adherents will be suppressed, while the
English parliamentary army is before Berwick and Carlyle.
Captains and chiefs of clans are to lay down their arms, or
be esteemed enemies to religion, king, and kingdoms. This
to be proclaimed and printed.

Adv. Procl. Ill (4). Reg. Com. Estates, f. lb.

Reprint, B.M. E. 468 (1). 10. If0 1981.

27 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE
OF ESTATES.] Articles Agreed on by the
Commissioners . . .

Stirling : 27 September 1648.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1648.

8 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

(1) The forces under the Earl of Crawford, Earl of Lane-
rick, George Monro, and others are to disband before
1 October (N. of Tay 10 October). (2) Forces under the
Earl of Leven and Lieut.-Gen. David Leslie to be disbanded
except 1,000 foot and 500 horse to be kept up till the forces
north of Tay are disbanded. (3) Religion to be left to the
General Assembly, civil matters to Parliament which is to
meet before 10 January. (4) No persons concerned with
the Engagement, see No. 1979, to take part in any public
office, &c. (5) No persons to be challenged in live, estate,

honour, or freedom for being accessory to the Engagement

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if they accept these articles in writing before 1 October
(10th N. of Tay). All persons taken since 2 August to be
released.

Reg. Original signed (Com. Estates Misc. Papers). Reg.
Com. Estates (28th), f. 4. Order to proclaim.

Mod. Intell. No. 186 ; Packets of Letters, No. 30. N° 1982.

Before 16 OCTOBER— [BY THE COMMITTEE
OF ESTATES.] The Declaration of the Marquesse
of Argyle, with the rest of the Lords, and others of
the Estates of the Kingdom of Scotland. [Begins]
The Lords . . . according to the great trust reposed
in them . . .

[Edinburgh : October 1648.]

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1648.

[Not found.]

Resolve to call a Convention of Estates. Subjects are to
be on their guard against invasion and plots. Thank God
for their present deliverance. Eecall the Treaty and Declara-
tions of both kingdoms. Will not forsake their brethren of
England. This to be published.

Reprint, B.M. E. 467 (29). N° 1983.

4 OCTOBER. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] The Committee . . . having
taken into their mature . . .

[Concerning election to ensuing Parliament.]
Edinburgh : 4 October 1648.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1648.

[Not found.] Tho. Henderson.

No one employed in any public trust and accessory to the
late Engagement may vote or be elected or sit on Councils,
&c. Any person guilty of crimes under the Act of 22 Sept,
may be challenged for them. These to be printed and
published.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 7.

Mod. Intell. No. 187. N° 1984.

6 OCTOBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES.] [Begins] Whereas upon disbanding
of the forces . . .

Edinburgh : 6 October 1648.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1648.

[Not found.] Tho. Henderson.

All who have been in arms for prosecution of the late
engagement against England to leave Edinburgh and six
miles round, except they have leave to remain from the
Committee. No officers or soldiers disbanded to carry
pistols or forbidden arms or to travel in companies of more
than six. Passes to be granted to all submitting to the
agreement of 26 September. These to be published and
printed.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 9b.

Mod. Intell. No. 187. u° 1985.

7 OCTOBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES.] A Declaration Of The Committee
of Estates Concerning Their Proceedings in oppo-
sition to the late unlawfull Engagement against
England. [Begins] The manifold dangers to Religion,
to the King’s . . .

[Edinburgh : 7 October 1648.]

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1648.

16 pp. 4°. Roman letter. Tho. Henderson.

Enforces Acts of 22 September,No.l979,q.v.,and 4 October,
No. 1984, q.v.

Adv. 461 (25). Reg. Com. Estates, f. llb,

London reprints, B.M. E. 468 (8), (9). jjo J980.

11 OCTOBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] Whereas the Honorable
Houses of the . . .

[Against injuring the English troops.]
Edinburgh: 11 October 1648.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1648.

1 f. Roman letter. Tho. Henderson.

the tlieir Dunbar,

The Committees of War of the shires in which the
English horse under Maj.-Gen. Lambert are quartered to
take care they are well supplied. None to offer them
violence on pain of confiscation and death. Complaints
against English troops to be made to the Committee or to
Maj.-Gen. Lambert. These to be published.

Reg. Pamphlets. Reg. Com. Estates, f. 17.

London reprint, B.M. E. 468 (36). 5 ; Packets of Letters, No. 32 ;
Mod. Intell. No. 189. N° 1987.

14 OCTOBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] Act for Leavying some Forces, for
securing the Peace of the Kingdom untill the
meeting of the Parliament. [Begins] . . . considering
how necessary it is . . .

Edinburgh : 14 October 1648.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1648.

20 pp. 4°. Roman letter. Tho. Henderson.

Reg. Pamphlets (1648-55). Adv. 383 (6). N° 1988.

20 OCTOBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] The . . . consideration, that
by the late agreement . . .

[Appointing a Sub-Committee for the Exchequer.]
Edinburgh : 20 October 1648.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1648.

[Not found.] Tho. Henderson.

Appoints L. Chancellor, Marquess of Argyle, E. of Cassilis,
L. Balenirinoth, L. Burghly, L. Advocate, L. Tofts, Scots-
craig, Liberton, Provost of Edinburgh, Sir John Smith,
Robert Lochart, and George Gairns a Sub-Committee to
find out the true state of the Exchequer on 1 September
last. Discharges the Earl of Crawford-Lindsey, Sir James
Carmichael, Sir Wm. Lochart, Adam Blair or any other
officer, &c., to interfere with the revenue. All customers
and tenants of the Crown to send in their accounts forth-
with. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 43b.

London reprint, B.M. E. 470 (21). 7. N° 1989.

20 OCTOBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] The . . . considering how
necessary it is . . .

[Assigning the maintenance of regiments to particular
shires.]

Edinburgh : 20 October 1648.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1648.

[Not found.] Tho. Henderson.

Each shire to entertain one regiment or troop which is to
be mustered monthly. The pay to be advanced fortnightly.
No officer or soldier regularly paid to take free quarter.
Troops to be used to enforce payment of contributions.
These to be published and printed.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 45.

London reprint, B.M. 470 (21). 3. N0 1990.

26 OCTOBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] Wheras the Committee
for manie reasons . . .

For rouping the Customs.

Edinburgh : 26 October 1648.

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The tack of Customs is vacant on 1 Nov. Offers for it
will be received 30 October at 11 a.m. in the Exchequer
House, it will be set to the highest bidder. These to be
proclaimed.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 53b. N° 1091.

27 OCTOBER- [BY THE COMMITTEE OP
ESTATES.] [Begins] Whereas it is the speciall
Dewtie . . .

[All persons who have taken the Engagement to forbear
office and appear before Parliament in January.]
Edinburgh : 27 October 1648.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1648.

[Not found.] Tho. Henderson.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 53b.

Cited in full ; Acts vi. (2) 130 ; London reprint, B.M. E. 470 (21). 13.

N° 1992.

3 NOVEMBER.- [BY THE COMMITTEE OP
ESTATES.] Act anent the maintenance for the
moneths of October, November, and December 1648,
and Januarie 1649.

Edinburgh : 3 November 1648.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1648.

[Not found.]

Order to print and proclaim.

Adv. 383 (4). Reg. Com. Estates, f. 68b. N° 1993.

3 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OP
ESTATES.] Act . . . for advancing two moneths
maintenance.

Edinburgh : 3 November 1648.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1648.

1 f. Roman letter [not seen].

Private owner.

Reg. Com. Estates. N° 1994.

7 NOVEMBER.

See No. 2804, England.

9 NOVEMBER — [BY THE COMMITTEE OP
ESTATES.] [Begins] . . . taking into considera-
tion that diverse persons . . .

In favour of well affected tennents.
Edinburgh: 9 November 1648.

All quarterings and public burdens set on malignant
heretors and masters since 1 September last shall fall on
them and their estates alone, and if they have been exacted
from the tenants they are to have satisfaction on complaint
to the Committee of the shire. These to be proclaimed.
Reg. Com. Estates, f. 77. N° 1995.

6 DECEMBER— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] Anent the finding of caution be
these who were in the engagement and are now out
of the Countrie. [Begins] . . . considering that the
peace and quiet of . . .

Edinburgh : 6 December 1648.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1648.

[Not found.]

All gentlemen and others who have been upon the Engage-

ment and are now out of the countiy to appear within ten
days after their arrival and give security for peace. These
to be proclaimed and printed.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 98. N° 1990.

1649

2 JANUARY.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] Forasmuch as the meeting
of the Estates . . .

For the meeting of Parliament.

Edinburgh : 2 January 1649.

Parliament was summoned 27 Oct. to meet in Edinburgh
4 Jan. All lords, &c., are to meet at the Parliament House
at 11 a.m. Commissioners to give in their commissions to
Sir Wm. Scott of Clerkingtoun before that time. These to
be proclaimed.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 129. N°1997.

11 JANUARY. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

ratifying the act of indiction of this present
Parliament.

Edinburgh: 11 January 1649.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1649.

[Not found.]

Order to proclaim.

Acts vi. (2) 130 ; see 150. 1999.

16 JANUARY. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

repealing all acts of Parliament or Committee Made
for the Late unlawfull Engagement And Ratifying
the Protestation and opposition Against the same.
Edinburgh : 16 January 1649.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1649.

[Not found.]

Order to print and proclaim.

Acts vi. (2) 133 ; see 150. If0 2000.

22 JANUARY- [BY THE ESTATES.] Act of

classes for purgeing the judicatories and other
places of public trust.

Edinburgh : 22 January 1649.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1649.

[Not found.]

Order to print and proclaim.

Acts vi. (2) 143 ; see 150. 2001.

26 JANUARY. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

Containing the tenour of the Band for securing the
Peace of the Kingdom.

Edinburgh : 26 January 1649.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1649.

1 f. Roman letter. William Scot.

Type headpiece and reasonable disturbers

Appointing a Form of Declaration to be signed by suspected
persons acknowledging the authority of the Parliament of
4 Jan. 1649, and promising not to oppose it, assist its
enemies, or conceal plots against it, or break the Union
with England. Noblemen to find caution for 100,000
merits, barons 50,000, &c.

B.M. 669. f. 13 (74)1. Sig. 46. f. (11).

Acts vi. (2) 150.

1 MS. date 20 January (sic). N° 2002.

X X 2

N°s 2003-11

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29 JANUARY— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
DISPATCHES AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS.]

Act ordaining all officers who were in the Ingage-
ment to remove out of the Garrisons.

Edinburgh : 29 January 1649.

Order for proclamation at Edinburgh, Perth, Inver-
ness, &c.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 2. N° 2003.

CHARLES II

3 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE ESTATES OF
SCOTLAND.] Act of Maintenance.

Edinburgh : 3 February 1649.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1649.

1 f. Roman letter. William Scot.

Settling the sums to be paid monthly by the shires and
burghs to Sir James Stewart, Provost of Edinburgh. The
Sheriffdom of Argyle excused one month and Bute half a
month. Inverness excused as by Act, 5 January 1647.
B.M. 669. f. 13 (80).

Acts vi. (2) 154. N° 2004.

2 MARCH— [BY THE ESTATES.] Proclamation
anent these in Innerness.

[Edinburgh: 2 March 1649.]

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1649.

1 f. Roman letter.

Type headpiece Con- and of

Thomas Mackenny of Pluscarden, Sir Thomas Urquhart
of Cromarty, Col. Hew Frazer, John Monro of Lumlair, and
others have seized on Inverness. They are guilty of high
treason. All persons are to rise in arms under Lieut. -Gen.
Leslie or other person appointed to put down the rebellion.
Power of pardon to general. Rewards to helpers. This to
be printed and published.

B.L.

Acts vi. (2) 222. jjo 2010.

7 MARCH.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act anent

the additional Excise.

Edinburgh : 7 March 1649.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1649.

[Not found.]

Order to print and publish.

5 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] [Begins]
The Estates of Parliament presently . . .

[Proclaiming Charles II King of Great Britain, &c.]
Edinburgh : 5 February 1649.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1649.

1 f. Roman letter. William Scot.

Trienniall League the

Proclaiming Charles II King of Great Britain, France,
and Ireland. He is to give satisfaction by taking the Cove-
nant. This to be printed and proclaimed.

B.L. Sig. 46. f. (12) clipped.

Acts vi. (2) 157; B.M. E. 544 (12); Mod. Intell. No. 204; Perf.
Diurn. 2331. N° 2005.

5 FEBRUARY.

Arms 28 Trien- Right may
A London reprint of No. 2005, q.v. ,with Tyler’s Edinburgh
imprint.

B.L. B.M. 669. f. 13 (82) ; 190. g. 13 (401).

MS. date 5 February. 2006.

6 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act in

favours of the Liedges who have purchased brieves
and other writts before or after our late Soveraigne
his Death and befor the knowledge theirof.
Edinburgh: 6 February 1649.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1649.

[Not found.]

Order to print and publish.

Acts vi. (2) 159. 2007.

10 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE ESTATES.]

Proclamation for information of the Liedges anent
the securing of the peace of the Kingdom.
Edinburgh : 10 February 1649.

All persons active in the late engagement to subscribe the
band of 7 Feb.

Acts vi. (2) 172. N° 2008.

1 MARCH.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act anent
the poore.

Edinburgh : 1 March 1649.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1649.

[Not found.]

Order to print (12 June).

Acts vi. (2) 220 ; see 410. jjo 2009.

Acts vi. (2) 237. U° 2011.

7 MARCH.— [BY THE ESTATES.] For three

Moneths Maintenance.

Edinburgh : 7 March 164[8-]9.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1649.

1 f. Roman letter. William Scot.

au shall the

In consequence of the dangerous state of the country, the
monthly maintenance is continued for three months, to be
paid to Sir James Stewart of Kirkfield, Provost of Edinburgh.
Amounts : Counties — Orkney £1,371. 12s., Innernes £5,011.
4s., Caithness £1,134, Cromarty £118. 16s., Sutherland
£507. 12s., Nairn £378, Elgine £2,268, Aberdeen £7,847.
12s., Bamff £1,717. 12s., Kincairdin £1,879. 4s., Forfar
£6,004. 16s., Perth £9,601. 4s., Fyfe £7,970. 8s., Stirling
£3,045. 12s., Kinrose £172. 16s., Clakmannan £626. 8s.,
Edinburgh £5,000. 8s., Linlithgow £2,095. 4s., Hadingtoun
£4,060. 16s., Berwick £4,266, Roxburgh £6,933. 12s.,
Selkirk £1,533. 12s., Peebles £1,965. 12s., Lanerk £6,458.
8s., Air £7,279. 4s., Wigtoun and Kirkcudbright £5,248,
Dumfries £5,335. 4s., Renfrew £2,646, Dumbartan, £1,479.
12s., Argyle £3,487, Bute £550.

Burghs — Edinburgh £6,208. 16s., Perth £972, Dundie
£1,440, Aberdeen £1,512, Stirling £288, Linlithgow £388.
16s., St. Andrews £936, Glasgow £1,836, Air £410. 16s.,
Hadingtoun £388. 16s., Dysert £324, Kirkcaldie £720,
Monrose £388. 16s., Cowpar £259. 4s., Austruther eiste
£216, Dumfreis £324, Innernes £540, Brechine £264,
Irwing £302. 8s., Elgine £162, Jedburgh £151. 4s., Kirk-
cudbright £216, Wigtoun £162, Pettinweym £144. 8s.,
Dumfirmling £194, Dumbartan £194. 8s., Renfrew £108,
Lanerk £194. 8s., Aberbrothok £97. 4s., Bruntiland £259.
4s., Peibles £129. 4s., Craill £259. 4s., Kinghorn £129. 12s.,
Trayne £108, Selkirk £151, Austruther wester £64. 16s.,
Culross £108, Dumbar £216, Bamff £86. 8s., Whithorn
£54, Forfar £32. 8s., Rothesay £72, Forres £64, Rutherglen
£54, Northberwick £43. 4s., Cullein £32. 8s., Nairne £43.
4s., Lauder £54, Innerkeithing £108, Kilkaynie £32. 8s.,
Annan £36, Lochmaben £21. 12s., Sanquhar £32. 8s.,
Galloway £21. 12s., Dingwall £21. 12s., Queinsferrie £129.
12s., Dornoch £21. 12s.

Arrangements for collection for quartering troops upon
deficient shires. Exempts Argyle from payment except the
lands of Morven, Ardgour, Kingerloche, and Isles of Mule,
Ieri, Cole, Icolumkilne, Muck and Rowme, assigned to
Hector Maccleane of Torlosk for keeping the garrison of
Barneboil. Exempts Bute from half assessment. Act for

340

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N°s 2012-22

Innernes 5 Jan. 1647 to stand good. Adjustment of pay-
ment between heretors and tennents by the Committees of
War.

Sig. 46. f. (13) cropped.

Acts vi. (2) 238. N° 2012.

16 MARCH.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act con-
tinueing the Parliament Whill the Thrid day of Maii
nixtocome.

Edinburgh : 16 March 1649.

Order to proclaim.

Acts vi. (2) 376. N° 2013.

MARCH.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF ES-
TATES/! An Act prohibiting all persons what-
soever from acting, abetting, or contriving any thing
tending to the inthroning of Charles the second,
without the consent or authority of this present
parliament.

Not found.

From ‘A Bloudy Fight,’ &c., B.M. E. 550 (7). 6. 2014.

10 APRIL. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF ES-
TATES.] Anent the Orders of the House.
[Edinburgh : 10 April 1649.]

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1649.

[Not found.] Tho. Henderson.

(1) Persons allowed to be present at sitting of Committee;
(2) for attendants on clerks ; (3) for macers ; (4) members to
remain seated ; (5) speeches to be directed to President, and
without personal reflections ; (6) no interruptions. These
to be printed and fixed within and without doors.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 36. Reg. Original draft (Misc.
Papers).

Mod. Intell. No. 218. N° 2015.

4 MAY.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF ES-
TATES.] [Begins] Whereas the Estates of Parlia-
ment, upon . . .

[Lord Ogilvy, L. Rae, and others guilty of High Treason.]
Edinburgh : 4 May 1649.

Sine nota [Tyler].

1 f. Roman letter. Tho. Henderson.

and wayes to

Thomas Mackenzie of Pluscarden and his associates were
declared traitors by Act of Parliament, No. 2010, q.v., and
power was given to Lieut.-Gen. Leslie to offer an amnesty.
James L. Ogilvie, . . . L. Rae, Lewis Gordoun, son of late
Marquis of Huntly, and Maj.-Gen. John Middleton have
risen in arms to join Mackenzie, embarrassing the negotia-
tions with the King. No one is to aid them in any way.
All are to assist Lieut.-Gen. Leslie to put them down. Free-
dom in person and estates offered to all rebels who come in
before the 20th inst. The wives, children, and families of
obstinate rebels will be transported. Those who are injured
by taking arms against rebels will be compensated from
their estates. These to be printed and published at Edin-
burgh, Glasgow, Stirling, Perth, and Aberdeen.

Reg. I (15). Reg. Com. Estates, f. 64.

London reprint, E. 555 (22) ; Perf. Diurn. 2512 ; Kingd. W. Intell.

!365. No 2016.

Will maintain the government ecclesiastical and civil of
Scotland as settled by law and agreed to by the King his
father, particularly those concerning the National Covenant,
the Confession of Faith, and Presbyteriall Government of
the Church. Cannot bind England or Ireland without
Parliament. Will pass an Act of Oblivion for all except
regicides.

B.M. 669. f. 14 (37). Corpus 40.

Acts vi. (2) 731; Proceedings, &c. ; B.M. E. 568 (5); Kingd. W.

Intell. 1451. jjo 2017.

31 MAY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act anent the
sitting of the sessioune the ordinarie tyme con-
stantly in tymcoming.

Edinburgh : 31 May 1649.

Order to proclaim.

Acts vi. (2) 386. N° 2018.

7 JUNE. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act ordaning
the Exchecker to sitt once everie weik the tyme of
Parliament.

Edinburgh: 7 June 1649.

Order to proclaim.

Acts vi. (2) 398. N° 2019.

26 JUNE.— [BY THE ESTATES.] A Letter
From the Parliament of Scotland, To the Honourable
William Lenthall Esquire, Speaker of the House of
Commons.

Edinburgh : 26 June 1649.

[London] sine nom. : 1649.

1 f. Roman letter. Loudoun.

of mon- no-

Acknowledges letter of 23 May, repudiates title of Common-
wealth. The charge of affording 1 matters of just resent-
ment ’ is general ; they are ready to return just satisfaction.
The Scots might complain of the alteration in constitution
in England, and the death of the King. Commissioners
will be authorized to treat on behalf of the kingdom. The
best foundation for peace is the League and Covenant. The
letter of 5 March has not been answered.

B.L. B.M. 669. f. 14 (50). Adv. Pamph. 9. Bodl.
Wood 276. A. (253). Reg. Scottish State Papers 216.

Acts vi. (2) 435,

MS. date 3 July. N° 2020.

5 JULY.- [BY THE ESTATES.] Act for Redress
of the Complaints and grievances of the People,
against Masters, Collectors, Officers and Souldiers.
[Edinburgh] : 5 July 1649.

Sine nota [Edinburgh].

2 ff. Roman letter. Arch. Johnston.

Ma- and 2) live of

An Act of twenty-four articles regulating the duties of
masters and tenants in levies, &c., quartering, the duties of
collectors, and the payment of quartering. This to be
printed and published in every presbytery.

B.M. 669. f. 14 (53).

Acts vi. (2) 464. N° 2021.

19 MAY— [BY THE KING (CHAS. II).]

Majesties Last Answer To the Papers and
positions Of the Commissioners of Scotland.

gins] I

Sine nota.
1649.

have considered

Hague : || May 1649.

you, rid Expresse

His

Pro-

[Be-

341

9 JULY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act for punish-
ing the horrible crime of Incest with death.
Edinburgh : 9 July 1649.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1649.

1 f, Roman letter.

Not seen. Private owner.

Acts vi. (2) 475. N° 2022.

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9 JULY.— [BY MONTROSE.] A Declaration Of
the Right Honourable, James, Marquesse and Earle
of Montrosse, Lord Greem and Mugdock, Captaine
Generali over all His Majesties Forces raised, and
to be raised for His Service in His Kingdomes of
Great Britaine. [Begins] Although the Universall
and just Reputation . . .

Copenhagen : 9 July 1649.

London : sine norm : 1649.

8 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

Makes a third declaration of his intentions. Regrets the
censure of the Parliament and Kirk of Scotland, will do
nothing prejudicial to them, and will restrict himself to his
duties as a soldier. Recites the failure of the King’s
enemies to keep their solemn promises, oaths, leagues,
and covenants, their murder of the King, and abolition of
monarchy. Has received a commission to raise an army,
and will invade Scotland, receiving to mercy all who submit
before 5 Nov. Regicides to be destroyed. All loyal subjects
to gather at Enderness in Scotland.

B.M. E. 569 (2).

A’ ro. title, vo. blank, pp. 1-5, A* vo. blank.

MS. date 13 August. If° 2023.

14 AUGUST.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] A Proclamation anent the restraint
of passage to Ireland without licence.

Edinburgh : 14 August 1649.

See Reg. Com. Estates, f. 109. If° 2024.

25 AUGUST. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] . . . Considering That ther are severall

Concerning the observing of Capitulations.

Perth : 25 August 1649.

Persons cited to appear to give security will not be inter-
fered with to their disadvantage on appearing. All capitula-
tions, &c., will be punctually observed. These to be pro-
claimed.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 128b. N° 2025.

1 NOVEMBER— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] Proclamation Against the Rebells
that have arrived in Orkney with the Earle of
Kinnoul. [Begins] Whereas divers persons dis-
affected . . .

Edinburgh: 1 November 1649.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler :

[Not found.] T. Henderson.

Warning loyal subjects not to join the Earls of Kinnoull
and Morton who have raised forces in view of the coming of
James Grahame. The rebels are charged to come in to
Maj.-Gen. Leslie before 5 Dec. next on pain of high treason.
All officers and soldiers travelling without passes to be
arrested. These to be printed and published.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 182.

Brief Relation, p. 82. iq-o 2026

1 NOVEMBER— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] Proclamation against the exporting
of victual! [Begins] . . . That the exporting of
victuall by sea or land . . .

Edinburgh : 1 November 1649.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1649.

[Not found.]

Forbidding all export in the present dearth. Former acts
to be strictly observed. These to be printed and published.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 183.

Sev. Proc. 145.

Drawn up by E. of Cassilis, L. Arbuthnot, L. Advocat Scotiscraig,
Sir John Chigley, the Provost of Edinburgh, James Rucherd,
Mr. Robert Barclay, Hugh Kennedy, and the General Commissary
(see f. 181). if o 2027.

6 DECEMBER- [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES.] Act concerning the valuations and
continuing the maintenance for November and
December 1649 and Januarie 1650. [Begins] . . .
that though pairt of the Shyres . . .

Edinburgh : 6 December 1649.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1649.

[Not found.]

Valuations to be brought in by 15 Jan. The old main-
tenance is to be continued as the new valuations are not
brought in. The troops to remain as they were in October.
These to be proclaimed and printed.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 6. N° 2028.

11 DECEMBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] The Committee . . . being
desirous out of their care . . .

[Concerning the diet of Horse and Foot Soldiers.]
Edinburgh: 11 December 1649.

[Edinburgh : E. Tyler 1 : 1649.]

[Not found.] Tho. Henderson.

Every trooper to have half a peck of oats and six sheaves
of straw per twenty-four hours, and the same diet as the
tenant has himself, paying 9s. [Scots] per day for a trooper
and 4s. 6 d. for a footman. The tenant is to pay the trooper
further 3s. Scots and the footman Is. 6 d. per day. The 12s.
and 6s. are to be deducted from the rent paid the heretor,
who will be paid by the collector. These to be published
and printed.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 9.

Sev. Proc. 170.

1 Printer to the Kings most Excellent Majesty. H° 2029.

Before 18 DECEMBER. — [BY MONTROSE.]

Declaration Of His Excellency lames Marques Of
Montrose, Earl of Kincairn, Lord Graeme, Baron Of
Montdeu, Lieutenant Governour And Captaine
Generali For His Maiestie Of The Kingdome Of
Scotland. [Begins] Though it may seem, Publick
(both) and Privat Injury, Rather the mater of Duety
or lust Procedeur, . . .

Gottenberge : sine nom. : 1649.

16 pp. 8°. Roman letter. Montrose.

Recites the crimes of the governing party in Scotland, and
how they ‘Most Infamously, and beyond All Imaginable
Expression of Invincible Basenes, to the Blush of Christians
Abomination of Mankynd, sold their Soveraigne over’.
They are now treating his son in the same way. The
people have been misled. The King will pardon every one
except the regicides. All are to join him. Will confirm
all grants of Charles I.

B.M. 1249 (3). Almack.

A 1 blank, A 2 title page, A 3 pp. 1-9, A 7 vo. blank, A 8 blank

(missing).

MS. date 27 December. N° 2030.

Sine nota [Gottenberg] : 1649.

24 pp. 16°. Roman letter.

Another edition of No. 2030, q.v.

B.M. E. 1317 (3). Montrose Papers.

A1 ro. title, vo. blank, pp. 1-19, B3 vo. blank, B4 missing.

MS. date 5 January. N° 2031.

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Nos 2032-9

Sine nota [Scotland].

1 f. Roman letter.

e- ly will

A reprint of No. 2030, q.v.

B.M. 190. g. 13 (345). N° 2032.

The Declaration Of His Excellencie lames Marquis of
Montrose, Earle of Kincairn, Lord Gneme, Baron of
Mont-Dieu, Lieutenant Governour of Scotland, and
Captaine Generali of all His Majesties Forces by
Sea, or Land for that Kingdome. [Begins] How-
ever the Justice of His Majesties cause . . .

Sine nota [London reprint].

1 f. Gothic & Roman letter d.c. Montrose.

Robb me pay

A variant of No. 2030, q.v., with special appeals to Scots-
men.

B.M. C. 21. f. 1 (14).

Reprint in B.M. E. 594 (22) ; MS. date 8 March. N° 2033.

1650

16 JANUARY.— [BY THE LORDS OF COUN-
CIL AND SESSION.] Act anent Suspensions,
Advocations, and extracting of Decreits before the
Lords of Session and inferior Judicatories.

[Edinburgh] : 16 January 1650.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1650.

1 f. Roman letter.

the strument compe-

Concerning procedure. Ordered to be published and
printed.

B.M. 21. b. 12 (9). N° 2034.

24 JANUARY.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] A Declaration of . . . In vindication
of their proceedings from the aspersions of a
scandalous Pamphlet, published by that Excom-
municate Tray tor, James Grahame, under the title
of a Declaration of James Marques of Montrosse, &c.
Printed 1649. [Begins] It may seem strange to
such . . .

Edinburgh: 24 January 1650.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1650.

24 pp. 4°. Roman letter. A. Jonston.

The Declaration to be burnt. All who join him guilty of
high treason. No one to aid him in any way. The losses
of any active against him shall be repaired out of the estates
of rebels, with additional rewards. These to be printed and

published.

B.M. E. 596 (1). Adv. 461 (39). Reg. Pamphlets.
Reg. Com. Estates, f. 38b.

2000 printed (three editions). N0 2035.

16 APRIL— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF ES-
TATES.] [Begins] Whereas by the Late Act of
Parliament . . .

Proroguing Parliament.

Stirling : 16 April 1650.

Found only in MS.

Parliament now prorogued till the 17th inst. at Perth is
further prorogued to Stirling, 21 May. These to be pro-
claimed.

Reg. Original with certificate of publication. (Misc.
Papers Com. Est.) N° 2036.

APRIL.— [BY MONTROSE.] A Proclamation
summoning the heritors of Caithness.

Thurso : [April] 1650.

Found only in MS.

‘ Whereas by Authority & Spestall Command from his most
sacred Majestie, Charles the Second by the Grace of God King
of great Brittaine, France and Ireland, defender of the Fatb,
wee haue returned to this our Native Country for the pro-
secuting of his Majesties iust seruice, And the releeving of
all his Majesties Freeborne Subiects in this Land From the
Caputeries, bondage, and heavy oppressions of his and their
cruell vnnaturall Enemyes, And the restauration of all his
Majesties subiects in this kingdome, to that ancient happi-
nesse & freedome which they and their Forefathers Haue
long so happely enioyed vnder the sweet & peaceable
Government of soe many his Royall Predecessors. Not-
withstand whereof fane Contrary to our expectation, And
those dutyes of obedience and Alleadgeance, They owe vnto
His Majesty by the Lawes both of God & men, And the
ancient, fundamental!, & positive Lawes of this Kingdome.
Thee whole Gentlemen and Heritors of this Shyre of Caith-
nesse, vpon the first hearing of our happy Arrivall in these
parts, Have eytlier altogether withdrawne themselues out of
the said Shyre, & taken their recourse to thee Rebells ; Or
then haue hitherto absented themselues From us, by staying
at their owne dwellings, and not repairing vnto Vs. These
are therefore in his Majesties name, by vertue of that power
& Commission, granted to Us by His Majestie, To will and
requyre all the Gentlemen & Heritors and all others his
Majesties Loyall and fathfull subiects whatsoeuer within
the said Shyre, Forthwith after the publication heere of at
the mercat places of the cheefe Burghes of the said Shyre to
repare vnto Us, That wee may bee advysed by them in
euery thing, may tend to the furtherance of his Majesties
service in these parts, & the peace & happinesse of all and
euery one of them selues, Heereby declaring That whosoeuer
shall not Come in vnto Us (in whatsoeuer place of this
Shyre wee shall happen to bee in) That wee will hold them
For Traytors & proceed Instantly against them As Enemyes,
to the Peace & happinesse of their king And this their

native kingdom. Given at Thurso . . . God Save the

King.’

Montrose Papers. N° 2037.

18 MAY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] A Proclama-
tion for restraint from going out of the Kingdom.

Edinburgh : 18 May 1650.

No subject to leave the kingdom for fifty days by sea or
land.

See B.M. E. 603 (19). N° 2038.

4 JUNE. — [BY THE ESTATES.] [Begins] The
Estates of Parliament now presently . . .

[Forbidding access to the King’s person to certain
traitors.]

Edinburgh : 4 June 1650.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1650.

1 f. Roman letter.

Type headpiece duty and pro-

William Duke of Hammiltoun, George Earl of Seaforth,
John Earl of Lauderdail, William Earl of Dumfries, John
E. of Traquair, James E. of Calendar, Patrick E. of Forth,
John L. Sinclair, James L. Carnegie, . . . Lord Napier, James
L. Eithan, Sir George Monro, Sir John Charters of Hemps-
field, Sir James Lockhart of Lie, Thomas Dalziel of Binnes,
and Col. John Cochrane are not to return to Scotland with-
out express warrant from Parliament. All guilty of crimes
contained in the first and second classes of the Acts of 1646
and 1649 are debarred access to the King’s person or Court.
No process against such persons is prejudiced by this Act.
All sheriffs, &c., to execute these. These to be printed and
published.

Bodl. Clar. State Papers 40 (7).

See Acts vi. (2) 573 and 594. N° 2039.

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1650: 2 Charles II

25 JUNE— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act for a new

leavie of horse and foot.

Edinburgh : 25 June 1650.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1650.

8 pp. 4°. Roman letter. A. Johnstoun.

Bodl. Clar. 40 (81).

Acts vi. (2) 588; London reprint, B.M. E. 607 (9). N0 2040.

26 JUNE— [BY PARLIAMENT.] A Declaration

Of The Parliament Of England, Upon the marching
of the Armie Into Scotland. [Begins] The Miseries
and Evils, which are the sad . . .

[Westminster] : 26 June 1650.

London : AV. Duegard : 1650.

12 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

Reg. Pamphlets. N° 2041.

3 JULY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act for putting

the Kingdome in a Posture of Defence, to joyn with
the present standing Forces, and new Levy.
Edinburgh : 3 July 1650.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1650.

[Not found.]

Order to print and publish.

Acts vi. (2) 597. N° 2042.

4 JULY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act Ratifying

the Treatie betuix the Kingis Majestie and the
Commissioners of the parliament of this Kingdom.
Edinburgh : 4 July 1650.

Arch. Ihonston.

Order to proclaim.

Acts vi. (2) 601.

Printed in a collection by Tyler. U° 2043.

c. 15 JULY .-[BY THE ENGLISH ARMY.] A

Declaration Of The Army Of The Commonwealth
Of England, To the People of Scotland. [Begins]
Whereas the Army under my Conduct . . .

London: Husbands & Eield : 1650.

8 pp. 4°. Roman letter. Jo. Rush worth.

No goods or possessions will be injured on the march.
All persons invited to stay in their own houses in peace.
B.M. E. 608 (5). Reg. Pamphlets.

Sev. Proc. 632 ; Perf. Diurn. 379. N° 2044.

19 JULY — [BY THE ENGLISH ARMY.] A

Declaration of the Army of England, upon their
March into Scotland. To all that are Saints, and
Partakers of the Faith of Gods Elect in Scotland.
[Begins] We the Army of England, do from the
bottom . . .

[Newcastle : 20 July 1650.]

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1650.

42 pp. 4°. Roman letter. Jo. Rushworth.

With answers (Adv. 461. 35).

B.M. E. 607 (20). Reg. Pamphlets.

Sev. Proc. 621 ; Perf. Diurn. ; Cal. S.P.D., p. 242. Jf0 2045.

22 JULY— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF ES-
TATES.] An Answer From the Committee of
Estats, to a Printed Paper directed to the People of
Scotland, and signed in name of L. G. Cromwell
and his Officers. [Begins] . . . having seen a printed
Paper direct . . .

Edinburgh : sine nom. : 22 July 1650.

8 pp. 4°. Roman letter. T. Henderson.

Reg. Pamphlets. H° 2046.

22 JULY— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF ES-
TATES.] [Begins] The Estates of Parliament
understanding . . .

Declaration in answer to the Declaration of Parliament.
Edinburgh : [22] July 1650.

[Edinburgh]: E. Tyler: 1650.

40 pp. 4°. Roman letter. T. Henderson.

Reg. Pamphlets. N° 2047.

27 JULY.— BY THE KING. [Begins] Charles . . .
Whereas the Lord hath been pleased . . .

[Offering a Pardon to Cromwell’s Army.]
Sterling: 27 July 1650.

Sine nota [Edinburgh : Tyler: 1650].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 223 and Maiesty our

The King has now been enlightened by God, and having
taken the Solemn League and Covenant, is willing to
grant the propositions of Newcastle and Hampton Court with
such alterations as shall be required by a free Parliament.
Cromwell has invaded Scotland. A free pardon is offered
to all (except regicides) who come in at once to the Scots
Army.

B.M. 1851. c. 11 (45). Bodl. Carte 130 (135). Reg.
Original with corrections signed by Loudoun (Misc. Pap.
Est.).

Style of Great Britain. jj'o 2048.

13 AUGUST. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] Act approving A Declaration from
the Generali Assembly of the Kirk of Scotland,
anent the stating of the quarrell wherein the Army
is to fight.

West Kirke : 13 August 1650.

T. Henderson.

The Commissioners of the General Assembly declare that
the Kirk and Kingdom do not own any malignant party,
but fight in defence of the Cause of God as for these twelve
years past. They disclaim the sin and guilt of the King and
his house, and his and his father’s opposition to the Covenant.
They will take into speedy account the mis-statements of
Cromwell.

Approved and concurred in by the Committee of Estates.

Sev. Proc. 703 ; Peterkin 599. Jfo 2049.

15 AUGUST. -[BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] To the Right Honourable the Lords
and others of the Committee of Estates, The humble
Remonstrance and Supplication of the Officers of the
Army. [With the Answer of the Committee.]
Edinburgh: 15 August 1650.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1650.

1 f. Roman letter.

Type headpiece quar- appear Kingdom,

The Army will fight in the cause of the Covenant. It
urges the Lords to purge the kingdom of malignants. The
Committee thank them for their zeal against malignants and
sectaries alike. They will remove all scandalous and malig-
nant persons from Court, Army, and Kingdom. The
Remonstrance was presented by Lord Burleigh, Maj.-Gen.
Holburne of the Artillerie, Sir John Browne, and Col. Gilbert
Kerr.

Bodl. Carte 28 (314). N° 2050.

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16 AUGUST— BY THE KING. A Declaration
By The King’s Majesty To His Subjects of the
Kingdoms of Scotland. England, and Ireland.
[Begins] His Majesty taking in consideration . . .

Dunfermline : 16 August 1650.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1650.

16 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

Arms 223

(1) Will follow advice of Parliament and General Assem-
bly. (2) Regrets faults of his father, idolatry of his mother,
and his own early sins. (3) Declares complete attachment
to the Covenant, repudiates treaty with Irish rebels, will
withdraw commissions against trade. (4) Will govern in
England by advice of Lords and Commons and pass an Act
of Oblivion. (5) Approves Committee of Estates action
against sectaries. (6) Appeals to English and Irish subjects
to heal the breach.

B.L. Ed. Un. Z*. 9. 19 (1). Reg. Pamphlets. Adv. 461
(36), 451 (1).

London reprint (1660), B.M, E. 1030 (8).

Two editions. N0 2051.

30 AUGUST. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] . . . Commands all persons
that hes . . .

Malignants to leave the Army.

Libberton : 30 August 1650.

Found only in MS.

Loudon.

All persons excluded from employment in the army to
leave it forthwith. This to be proclaimed in all regiments.
Reg. Pari, and State Papers (1581-1651, f. 228).

N° 2052.

4 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE LORD GENERAL.

[Begins] Forasmuch as I understand there . . ,
[Concerning wounded men left on the field.]
Dunbar : 4 September 1650.

0. Cromwell.

Any wounded may be removed from the field, enemies or
otherwise, provided arms are not taken away with them.
Sev. Proc. 744; True Eolation, B.M. E. 612 (9). 15. N° 2053.

7 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE LORD GENE-
RAL.] A Declaration. [Begins] Whereas it hath
pleased God by his gracious Providence . . .

[Free access to the markets in Edinburgh.]
Edinburgh: 7 September 1650.

0. Cromwell.

Offering free access to the markets in Edinburgh to the
country people, and free leave to vend to the citizens.

Nicoll’s Diary ; Peterkin 616; Sev. Proc. 786 (14 September) ; B.M.
E. 613 (16). 2054.

5 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE LORD GENERAL.]

[Begins] I find that divers of the Army . . .

[Making Parishes liable for attacks on Soldiers.]
Edinburgh : 5 November 1650.

0. Cromwell.

If any soldiers are robbed or spoiled by outlaws or robbers,
life for life and plenary satisfaction for goods will be required
from the parish or place where the fact occurred, if the
offender is not given up.

Merc. Pol. 409; Sev. Proc. 920; Perf. Pass. 123; Perf. Diurn. 626.

N° 2055.

VOL. II

29 NOVEMBER.- [BY THE ESTATES.] A

Proclamation anent the Commissioners of Parlia-
ment of the shires of Edinburgh, Lithgow, Hadin-
toun.

Perth : 29 November 1650.

Not found.

See Acts vi. (2) 610. jjo 2050.

29 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE ESTATES.] A

Proclamation anent the day of the coronatione.
Perth: 29 November 1650.

Not found.

See Acts vi. (2) 610. jjo 2057.

19 DECEMBER. — [BY THE LORD GENE-
RAL.] [Begins] Whereas there is an Agreement

[Inhabitants free to remove their goods from the Castle.]
Edinburgh : 19 December 1650.

Not found.

O. Cromwell.

Inhabitants may remove their goods from [Thursday]
19th to Tuesday 24th. No soldier to interfere on pain of
death.

Perf. Diurn. 732; B.M. E. 620 (15). 4. jq’o 2058.

1651

7 JANUARY.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] The Kings Majesty . . . the
prejudice that may ensue . . .

Against communication with Edinburgh.

Perth : 7 January 1651.

Found only in MS.

To be published at the mercat crosse of this town and the
towns of the Queensferry, Bruntyland, and other towns of
the coast side. Prohibits ‘ all and any persons whatever to
crosse the Water of Forth and to goe to the enemies quarters
without a pass or a testificat from the King’s Majestie and
the Committee of Estates or the magistrates and ministers
of the place where the persons reside ’.

Reg. MS. draft, Pari, and State Papers (1581-1651).

N° 2069.

28 JANUARY.— BY HIS EXCELLENCY. A

Declaration, touching the buying of Cattle, Corn,
Plate, and other Merchandizes of Souldiers.
Edinburgh : 28 January 1650[-1].

O. Cromwell.

No persons, Scots or English, to buy of any soldier without
a warrant from a commission officer. The judge advocate to
register the sale. Offenders to be liable to punishment for
the theft. These to be proclaimed.

Sev. Proc. 1102 ; Perf. Pass. 123. N° 2060.

1 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] Whereas the Kings
Majestie and Estates . . .

Prorogation of the Parliament.

Perth: 1 February 1651.

Parliament is prorogued until 25 February. These to be
proclaimed.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 53. N° 2001.

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6 FEBRUARY— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES.] The Remonstrance of the Com-
missioners of the Generali Assembly with the
Answer of the Committee.

Perth: 6 February 1651.

Aberdeen: Jas. Brown: 1651.

16 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

Aberdeen, Univ. Lib. Reg. Com. Estates, f. 64.

TH° 2062.

20 FEBRUARY— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] Proroguing Parliament till the
Thretteinth of March next at Perth.

Perth : 20 February 1651.

Ordered to be proclaimed.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 82b. N° 2063.

1 MARCH— BY THE COMMISSIONERS AT
LEITH. [Begins] Forasmuch as by the blessing

[For the payment of Crown Rents, &c.]

Leith : 1 March 1651.

Leith: E. Tyler: 1651.

1 f. Roman letter.

proceed- dayes be

As the Commonwealth of England has obtained a lawful
right to the dues pertaining to the late King of Scotland, all
crown rents, &c., are to be paid to the Commissioners at
Leith. Collectors and farmers of petty imposts are continued
for one year. Arrears to be collected. Tenants to produce
last discharges. Tenants in the county of [The Marsh] are
to pay rents to [John Baynes and Alexander Hick, sub-
commissioners].

Adv. Procl. Ill (5). N° 2064.

15 MARCH.— BY HIS EXCELLENCY. [Be-
gins] Forasmuch as divers of this Nation, . . .
[Against communication with the enemy.]
Edinburgh : 15 March 1651.

Leith: E. Tyler : 1651.

1 f. Roman letter. O. Cromwell.

Type headpiece Peace- Goods within
Communication between Scots in the army’s quarters and
the enemy have been detected, and also the transport of
horses, arms, money, provisions, &c. This is forbidden
under a double fine and personal punishment. One-half fine
to informer. This to be proclaimed.

Corpus 47. N°2066.

31 MARCH.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act for

crying up the money.

Perth : 31 March 1651.

Twelve shilling piece to be a mark, and the rest of English
and Scottish money accordingly, double angel to be £15
Scots. A table of money to be drawn up.

Acts vi. (2) 657. N° 2066.

23 APRIL. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] Forasmuch as we being
entrusted by the . . .

Discharging the transport of victuals.

Perth : 23 April 1651.

Orders magistrates of Dundee, Aberbrothok, Monrose,
Stanehythe, Aberdeen, Newburghe, Petterheid, Fraserburgh,
Banff, Speymouth, Innerness, Cromartie, Southerland, or
Caithness to prevent the export of victual, except under
caution to land it at another part of the kingdom under pain
of £40 fine for each boll exported. These to be proclaimed.
Reg. Com. Estates, f. 18b. N°2067.

4 JUNE.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act against
Complyers with this Sectarian Enymie.

Sterling: 4 June 1651.

Order to proclaim.

Acts vi. (2) 682. N° 2068.

23 JUNE. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] Forasmuch as the Remon-
strance given in . . .

Those who signed the Remonstrance to abjure it.
Stirling : 23 June 1651.

The Remonstrance given in on 22 Oct. and insisted on
19 Nov. by the gentlemen and officers of the West has been
declared scandalous and seditious, &c., &c. All persons are
to appear personally and acknowledge their offence. Those
that do not will be proceeded against as seditious persons.
These to be published.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 71. N°2069.

25 JUNE. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] Act commanding the keepers of
publicke registers and seales to repaire to Stirline.
Stirling: 25 June 1651.

All keepers of publict registers and seals, clerks to the
bills, writters to and keepers of the signett, writters to the
Great and Privie Seals, keepers of the register of horneings
and saisings, and all others to repair to Stirling bringing
with them the said registers and seals. These to be pro-
claimed.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 77b. N° 2070.

25 JUNE. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] Act concerning the admission of
members vpone the Committees of Warre of the
severall Shyres.

Stirling : 25 June 1651.

Every member of the Committee of War shall at their
first meeting declare his concurrence in the public resolutions
of Kirk and State. No one to be allowed to sit on the
Committees till this be done. These to be proclaimed.

Reg. Com. Estates, f. 78. N° 2071.

29 JULY. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] . . . Considering the great
prejudice doeth occur . . .

Act against runaways.

Stirling: 29 July 1651.

Found only in MS.

Committees of War to see that search is made for run-
aways and their resetters. Usual provisions as to deserters.
Soldiers more than half a mile fi’om the army to be arrested
by the provost-marshall. These to be proclaimed.

Reg. (Misc. Pap. Com. Est.). Original signed. N° 2072.

29 JULY. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] [Begins] . . . Considering that
diverse heritors in' . . .

Anent the heretors North of Forth.

Camp near Larber : 29 July 1651.

Found only in MS.

Heretors allowed to return to their private affairs on
leaving a mounted and armed substitute. These mounted
men to be formed into a regiment under Gen.-Lieut. Mid-
dleton except one hundred men under the Duke of Bucking-
ham out of Perth and Stirling. Dates fixed for the various
troops to assemble. These to be published.

Reg. Original signed (Misc. Pap. Com. Est.). N°2073.

5 AUGUST.

See No. 2939, England.

1651-2 : 3 Charles II — 3 Commonwealth

Nos 2074-85

20 AUGUST.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OP
ESTATES.] [Begins] We, the Committee of
Estates of the . . .

[Calling for assistance to Charles.]

Dundee: 20 August 1651.

Found only in MS.

Charles has invaded England. All loyal subjects are to
aid him.

B.M. Eg. 1048. 141. MS. draft, Reg. (Pari, and State
Papers, 1581-1651, f. 236).

Ordered to be kept on record by the Clerk of the Parliament,
amongst other Records of Parliament, 9 September 1651 ; Acts vi. (2)
770. C.J. vii. 14. jq'o 2074.

COMMONWEALTH

15 SEPTEMBER.— [BY GEN. MONK.] [Begins]
Whereas I am informed that divers souldiers . . .
[Against plundering.]

Dundee : 15 September 1651.

George Monk.

Soldiers not to interfere with the inhabitants, and to
allow free access to the markets.

Perf. Acc. 300 ; Perf. Diurn. 1338. 2075

15 SEPTEMBER.— [BY GEN. MONK.] [Begins]
Whereas I am informed that divers Sutlers . . .
[Sutlers to leave the shops they have seized.]
Dundee: 15 September 1651.

George Monk.

Perf. Acc. 300 ; Perf. Diurn. 1339. jq-o 2070

26 SEPTEMBER— BY THE GOVERNOUR
OF EDENBURGH, LEITH, AND BAR-
WICK. A Proclamation.

[Against correspondence with the Bass.]

Leith : 26 September 1651.

G. Fenwick.

No one to hold correspondence with the Bass, or afford
them provision, on pain of forfeiture of all goods, and trial
by Court Martial for their lives.

Sev. Proc. 1633. 2077

27 OCTOBER.— [BY GEN. MONK.] [Begins]

All persons whatsoever which inhabit . . .

George Monke.

Householders to give up a list of all strangers to the
Watch nightly on pain of fine 20s. and 5s. to the informer.
Perf. Diurn. 1426 ; Sev. Proc. 1709. 2078

27 OCTOBER - [BY GEN. MONK.] [Begins]
Understanding that it is the endeavour . . .

[English coin to pass at current rates.]
[Dundee]: 27 October 1651.

George Monke.

Perf. Diurn. 1426. jjo 2079.

5 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PARLIAMENT OP
ENGLAND.] A Declaration of . . . concerning
the Settlement of Scotland.

See No. 2956, England.

. Acts vi. (2) 809. No 2080

17 DECEMBER.— BY THE DEPUTY GOVER-
NOUR OP LEITH. A Proclamation.

[Concerning the supply of bread.]

Leith : 17 December 1651.

T. Wilks.

No baker to sell bread which is not sound, sufficient,
wholesome, and due weight, on pain of seizure. All bakers
to set their marks on their loaves, and to sell only at the
Tuesday and Friday markets at the Bridgeend, not running
from house to house. Halfpenny, penny, and twopenny
loaves to be baked. Leith bakers may sell bread in Edin-
burgh on market days. This to be proclaimed.

Perf. Pass. 350 ; Sev. Proc. 1850.

See ibid, orders of court martial : (1) Lights to be shown in all houses
at Edinburgh between six and nine p.m. (2) The streets, closes, and
wynds to be cleaned within fourteen days and kept so. (3) Fine for
throwing filth or water from windows, four shillings sterling, half to
informer. jjo 2081.

29 DECEMBER.— BY MAJ.-GEN. LAMBERT.

A Proclamation. [Begins] Whereas Complaints are
daily . . .

[Value of coins.]

Edinburgh: 29 December 1651.

All coins to pass (foreign and Scottish) at the values they
bore in March 1650, on pain of forfeiture.

Sev. Proc. 1857 ; Perf. Diurn. 1601; Perf. Pass. 361. 2082.

29 DECEMBER— [BY THE DEPUTY GOV-
ERNOR OP LEITH.] A Proclamation.
[Against employment of loose women.]

[Leith : 29 December 1651.]

T. Wilks.

No inhabitant of Leith to retain or keep any Scottish or
English woman or maidservants drawing and vending wine,
beer, and ale, on pain of paying twenty shillings sterling
per day from 2 February next.

Sev. Proc. 1875. N° 2083.

29 DECEMBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
OFFICERS.] A Proclamation.

[For obedience to summons and orders.]

Leith: 29 December 1651.

Any person in Leith or Edinburgh, &c., contemning any
summons or orders of the Committee to be liable to fine and
imprisonment at will.

Sev. Proc. 1875. 2084.

1652

[24] JANUARY. — BY THE COMMISSION-
ERS OF THE PARLIAMENT OF THE
COMMONWEALTH OF ENGLAND, FOR
ORDERING AND MANAGING THE
AFFAIRES OF SCOTLAND. [Begins] The
Parliament . . . having Declai*ed their intention . . .
[Summoning representatives from the Burghs.]
Dalkeith : [24 January] 1652.

Summoning burghs to elect representatives to meet them
at Dalkeith on 1 3 February for the settlement of Scotland.

01. St. John, Geo. Monck, G. Fenwick, Kich. Salwey, J.
Lambert, R. Deane, H. Vane, Rob. Tichborne.

Sev. Proc. 1908, 1932; Perf. Diurn. 1645; Merc. Pol. 1388.

N° 2085.

Y y 2

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31 JANUARY.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS
SCOTLAND. [Begins] The Parliament . . .
having taken ...

[Concerning the administration of Justice.]
Dalkeith: 31 January 1651[-2].

[Leith : E. Tyler : 1652.]

Not found.

Judicatories will be speedily erected. Commissioners for
the administration of justice have been authorized. No
power derived from Charles Steward pretended King of
Scotland, or any other than the Parliament is to be exercised.
These to be printed and published.

01. St. John, H. Vane, J. Lambert, E. Deane, G. Fenwick,
Eobert Tichborne, Eichard Salwey, Geo. Monck.

Merc. Pol. 1406 ; Sev. Proc. 1917 ; French. Intell. 92 ; Perf. Diurn.
1664 ; Nicoll’s Diary 80. N° 2086.

6 FEBRUARY— [BY THE DEPUTY GOVER-
NOR OF LEITH.] A Proclamation.
[Precautions for the safety of Leith.]

Leith: 6 February 1651 [-2].

Tim. Wilkes.

No persons residing in the garrison to entertain any
Scottish man or woman for one night or longer without
giving up their names to the captain of the main guard in
writing. No Scottish man or woman in the garrison to
retain any arms, but to deliver them by Tuesday to Major
Eead. Fine of £5 in default.

Perf. Diurn. 1676 ; Sev. Proc. 1935. N° 2087.

12 FEBRUARY.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS
. . . SCOTLAND. [Begins] Although the Par-
liament . . .

[Explaining the Parliamentary Declaration.]
Dalkeith: 12 February 1651[-2].

[Leith : E. Tyler : 1652.]

Not found.

Cites Declaration, No. 2956, Eng., q.v., explains measures
to be taken to promote godliness, removal of scandalous
ministers, and appointment of god-fearing magistrates, &c.
All merchants, &c., with less than £500 sterling goods, and
all others with less than £200 sterling lands and goods, who
come in will be taken into protection. This does not
extend to moss troopers or to murderers of soldiers.

Sev. Proc. 1952 ; Merc. Pol. 1431 ; Perf. Diurn. 1691 ; Acts vi. (2)
809, dated 23 February. N° 2088.

14 FEBRUARY— BY THE COMMISSIONERS
. . . SCOTLAND. A Declaration. [Begins]
Whereas the shires of . . .

[Berwick and Haddington taken into protection.]
Dalkeith : 14 February 1652.

As Berwick and Haddington shires have declared their
acceptance of the Parliament’s tender, they are taken into
the special protection of the Parliament.

01. St. John, J. Lambert, Hen. Vane, Bob. Sallaway, Eo.
Tichborn, G. Monk, Eo. Deane.

Sev. Proc, 1972 J^o 2089.

24 FEBRUARY— BY THE DEPUTY GOV-
ERNOUR OF LEITH. A Proclamation.
[Against forestalling the supply of meat.]

Leith: 24 February 1651 [-2].

Tim. Wilks.

Any butcher buying dead victual will forfeit the price,
half to the informer. They forestall the markets. This to
be proclaimed.

Sev. Proc. 1990. Ifo 2090.

25 MARCH.— [BY PARLIAMENT.] A Declara-
tion of the Parliament of England in order to the
Uniting of Scotland into one Commonwealth with
England.

Westminster: 25 March 1652.

See No. 2963, England. N° 2091.

14 APRIL.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
SCOTLAND. An Order.

[Order to publish Declaration of 25 March.]
Dalkeith: 14 April 1652.

Order to proclaim, No. 2091, q.v., on or before 1 May,
this side Tay, 8 May this side Spey, 1 5 May beyond Spey.
Sev. Proc. 2099. H° 2092.

c. 7 MAY.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS FOR
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE TO
THE PEOPLE IN SCOTLAND.

[For the sitting of the Judicatory.]

Edinburgh : May 1652.

First sittings to be held 1 8 May.

From Sev. Proc. 2152. N° 2093,

27 MAY— BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
JUSTICE . . . SCOTLAND. An Act anent

the drawing and forming of writs in English.
Edinburgh : 27 May 1652.

Leith: sine nom. : 1653.

[Not found.]

All chartes, precepts of seizing, seizings, procuratories,
and instruments of resignation, and all writs, &c., what-
soever are to be formed in English. Writs in Latin invalid
after 20 June in remote places. These to be printed and
published.

Craighall, Geo. Smyth, Io. Marsh, A. Owen, J. Swintoun,
Will. Lockhart, Edw. Mosley.

Sev. Proc. 2217 ; Perf. Diurn. 1952. 2094.

4 JUNE.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS FOR
VISITING AND REGULATING THE
VNIVERSITIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS
RELATING TO THE MINISTERY IN
SCOTLAND. [Begins] The Commissioners . . .
being carefull to promote . . .

Edinburgh: 4 June 1652.

Maj.-Gen. Eichard Dean, George Fenwick, George Smyth,
Iohn March, Andrew Owen, Edward Mosley, Eichard
Saltingstall, Samuel Disbrowe, and Edmund Syler have
been appointed visitors. All visitations since 4 February
last are void. All teachers and all ministers of scandalous
life and conversation will be removed. Their first sitting
is on Monday 7 June, and fortnightly after.

Geo. Smyth, Ed. Syler, Jo. March, Sa. Disbrow, A. Owen,
Edw. Mosley.

Acts vi. (2) 810; Sev. Proc. 2221 ; Perf. Diurn. 1950. H° 2095,

26 OCTOBER— [BY PARLIAMENT.] An Act

For the Continuance of Judicatories in Scotland.

See No. 2976, England.

Proclaimed 1 November. N° 2096.

9 NOVEMBER. — BY THE DEPUTY GOV-
ERNOUR OF LEITH. A Proclamation. [Be-
gins] Whereas the prizes of strong Beer . . .

[Beer not to be sold without a licence.]

Leith : 9 November 1652.

Tim Wilkes.

The price of strong beer and ale being reduced to 3d. per

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Scots pint, many persons under pretence of selling two-
penny beer keep tippling house. Twopenny or other beer is
only to be sold after 10 December next by holdei-s of a licence
on pain of fine, 5s. first offence, 10s. the second.

Sev. Proc. 2594. N° 2097

1653

8 JANUARY.— [BY THE COMMISSIONERS
FOR ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE
TO THE PEOPLE IN SCOTLAND.] [Be-

gins] The Commissioners . . . Considering the
great prejudice . . .

[Concerning debts due to defunct creditors.]
Edinburgh : 8 January 1653.

Leith : sine nom. : 1653.

1 f. Roman letter.

Type headline the funct Printed,

Heirs and executors may take out letters of horning
against debtors of defunct creditors, without pursuing for
decreets of transferring or other decreets, notwithstanding
any laws or practice to the contrary. This to be entered in
the sederunt-books and printed.

Craighall, Geo. Smyth, Ed. Mosley.

Adv. Procl. Ill (6). N° 2098.

22 APRIL. — [BY THE LORD GENERAL
AND COUNCIL.] A Declaration of the Lord-
General And His Council of Officers Shewing the
Grounds and Reasons for the Dissolution of the late
Parliament.

[Whitehall] : 22 April 1653.

Leith : sine nom. : 1653.

8 pp. 4°. Roman letter. Will. Malyn.

Adv. 451(11). N° 2099.

5 MAY.— [BY THE GENERAL COUNCIL OF
OFFICERS.] The Humble Remonstrance Of
The General-Council Of Officers Met at Dalkeith
the 5 of May, 1653, in behalf of themselves, and the
Forces in Scotland ; shewing their hearty Con-
currence with his Excellency the Lord General
Cromwel, and his Council of Officers at White-hall,
in the dissolving of the late Parliament. [Begins]
Considering the late Declaration . . .

Dalkeith : 5 May 1653.

Leith : sine nom. : 1653.

8 pp. 4°. Roman letter. William Clark.

Agreeing with the Dissolution, and desiring them to 4 go
on in the strength of our God ’.

Adv. 234.

London reprint, B.M. E. 697 (1) ; Perf. Diurn. 2709. Ifo 2100.

17 MAY. — [BY THE COUNCIL OF OFFI-
CERS.] A Letter From the Councel of Officers At
Whitehall To Colonel Lilburne . . . with the Return
from the Councel of Officers Met at Dalkeith . . .
Dalkeith : 17 May 1653.

Leith : sine nom. : 1653.

8 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

Adv. 234. N° 2100 a.

4 JULY. — BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
JUSTICE . . . SCOTLAND. [Begins] Foras-
much as multitudes of . . .

[Against vagabonds and masterful beggars.]
Edinburgh: 4 July 1653.

Leith : sine nom. : 1653.

1 f. Roman letter.

and well be

Recites punishments for masterful beggars, scourging,
imprisonment, branding, &c. All beggars to return to
their native parishes within twenty-one days. All provosts,
&c., to arrest vagabond soldiers.

Hen. Whalley, Geo. Smyth, And. Owen, Jo. March,
Ed. Mosley.

B.M. 1851. c. 11 (51). N° 2101.

21 JULY. — [BY THE COMMANDER IN
CHIEF.] An Order.

[All non-residents to leave Edinburgh.]
Edinburgh: 21 July 1653.

Owing to the great concourse of people in Edinburgh, all
lords, lairds, ministers, &c., non-resident there are to leave
in twenty-four hours.

Whitelock 561. jj'o 2102.

27 JULY— BY THE COMMISSIONERS . . .
JUSTICE . . . SCOTLAND. [Begins] Foras-
much as there be many laudable Laws and . . .
[Chiefs of Clans, &c., to find caution for behaviour.]
Edinburgh : 27 July 1653.

Cites laws against sorners, broken Highlanders, borderers,
&c. (93, 94, 97, 98, 101, 103, 109 of 11th Pari. Jas. YI). A
list of chiefs and of the successors to those named in the said
11th Pari. 1587 is given. All of them and all chiefs of
clan are to come in and find caution for good behaviour. A
safe-conduct granted up to 1 October and ten days for return.

Hen. Whalley, Adv. Gen., Geo. Smyth, And. Owen, Io.
March, Ed. Mosley.

Nicoll’s Diary 110 ; Perf. Diurn. 2909, in full ; Sev. Proc. 3212 ; Merc.
Pol. 2649. N° 2103.

2 AUGUST. — BY THE COMMISSIONERS
FOR VISITING VNIVERSITIES IN
SCOTLAND, AND PLACING AND DIS-
PLACING OF MINISTERS. [Begins] By
vertue of an Order to us directed . . .

[Declaration against seditious ministers.]
Edinburgh : 2 August 1653.

Leith : sine nom. : 1653.

16 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

Any minister convicted of reviling the present Govern-
ment, preaching or praying for the pretended King of Scots
or for a monarchical government will be severely punished.
These to be printed and published.

Ed. Mosley, A. Owen, Geo. Smyth, Jo. March, Sa.
Disbrowe, Ed. Syler, R. Saltonstall.

Adv. 451 (10), with others.

Merc. Pol. 2672 ; Nicoll’s Diary 111. jjo 2104.

27 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE COMMANDER
IN CHIEF OF THE FORCES IN SCOT-
LAND. [Begins] Whereas His Excellency by His
Proclamation . . .

[Restrictions on travel of suspected persons.]
Dalkeith : 27 September 1653.

R. Lilburn.

Quotes proclamations 5 Nov. 1650, No. 2055, q.v., and
4 July 1653, No. 2101, q.v. All magistrates, &c., to watch
suspected persons, and arrest them if moving about from
place to place. Any one aiding rebellious persons to be
adjudged enemies to the Commonwealth. Rewards to those
giving information.

Perf. Diurn. 3065 ; Merc. Pol. 2798 ; Sev. Proc. 3351. H"o 2105.

14 DECEMBER.— BY THE COMMANDER IN
CHIEF OF THE FORCES IN SCOTLAND.

A Declaration. [Begins] Forasmuch as it is
apparent . . .

[Horses to be brought into garrisons.]

Dalkeith : 14 December 1653.

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E. Lilburne.

Notwithstanding proclamation 27 Sept., No. 2105, q.v. ,
many horses pass to the enemy. All horses and mares of
value over £5 sterling are to be brought into the nearest
garrison within 48 hours, under penalty of treble forfeiture,
one-half to informer. The horses will be bought if desired.
These to be proclaimed.

Perf. Diurn. 3258 ; Sev. Proc. 3551 ; Merc. Pol. 3190. N° 2106.

22 DECEMBER —BY THE COMMANDER IN

CHIEF OF HIS MAJESTIES FORCES
WITHIN THE KINGDOM OF SCOT-
LAND. [Begins] Forasmuch as to the prejudice

[Against giving up horses or arms.]

Wemyss : 22 December 1653.

Glencairn.

Forbidding any in Dunbarton, Ayr, Kenfrew, or there-
about to deliver up serviceable arms or horses to the
enemy. To be published at Dunbarton.

Perf. Diurn. 3313.; Sev. Proc. 3588; Merc. Pol. 3232. N° 2107.

23 DECEMBER— [BY THE EARL OF GLEN-

CAIRN.] [Begins] By Yertue of a Commission
directed . . .

[Levy in Ayr and Renfrew.]

Garth : 23 December 1653.

Glencairn.

One well-mounted armed man to be raised for every
thousand pounds rent in Ayr and Renfrew ; to meet at
Roscow Lieut. -Col. George Maxwell, Lieut. -Col. G. Herriot,
and Capt. Jas. Cunningham. Protection to all who obey
and their goods. This to be published.

Sev. Proc. 3574 ; Perf. Diurn. 3285. N° 2108.

1654

1 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE COMMANDER IN
CHIEF OF HIS MAJESTY’S FORCES . . .]

[Begins] Whereas it hath . . .

[For a levy of horses and men.]

Kildrunning ; 1 February 1654.

Glencairne.

. Calling up one horseman for every £1,000 rent and every
third man for foot, two foot being counted one dragoon.
This to be proclaimed.

Merc. Pol. 3292 ; Perf. Diurn. 3359. 2100.

7 APRIL. — BY THE COMMANDER IN
CHIEF OF ALL THE FORCES IN SCOT-
LAND. [Begins] Whereas (amongst other things)

[All persons travelling to have a pass.]

Dalkeith : 7 April 1654.

Leith : sine nom. : 1654.

1 f. Roman letter. R. Lilburne.

Type headpiece Parishes, Parish Head-
Cites proclamation 27 Sept. 1653, No. 2105, q.v., for
securing suspected persons. No person after the next ten
days is to travel five miles from home without a pass from
the Commander-in-Chief or his deputies on pain of being
considered a spy. Any one discovered without a pass to be
fined £20, and such further punishment as a court martial
shall inflict. Notice to be given at once if the offenders
cannot be arrested. This to be proclaimed, and read on
Lord’s day by the clerk.

Bodl. Rawl. A. 34 (41).

Sev. Proc. 3795 ; Perf. Diurn. 3501. 2110.

12 APRIL— [BY THE LORD PROTECTOR.]

An Ordinance For Uniting Scotland Into One

Commonwealth With England.

Whitehall : 12 April 1654.

Leith reprint : sine nom. : 1654.

2 ff. (2 pp.) Roman letter (a proof).

Henry Scobell.

Arms 225 might it p. 2) whatsoever the

The Parliament Dec. 1651 sent Commissioners to invite a
Union which was agreed on at Dalkeith and at Edinburgh.
Scotland now makes one Commonwealth with England and
sends 30 members. The people of Scotland are discharged
of all fealty to the Stuarts. The kingdom and office of three
estates of Scotland are null and void. The arms of Scotland
to be borne in the arms of the Commonwealth. No customs
between England and Scotland. All heretors after 1 2 April
1654 to hold their lands by deed, &c., renewable at death,
and to be discharged of all fealty, homage, vassallage, and
servitude. All forfeitures and escheats which fell to the
King, Lord of Regality, &c., fall to the Lord Protector.
This to be printed and published.

Reg. I (17).

Acts vi. (2) 816 ; Perf. Diurn. 3497, published 24 April (Eng.), 4 May
(Edinburgh).

Published in Scotland by the Commander-in-Chief ; see Acts vi. (2)
753.

There is a 28 pp. 4° Aberdeen reprint of this in a private librarv.

N° 2111.

12 APRIL.— [BY THE LORD PROTECTOR.]

An Ordinance for erecting Courts Baron in Scotland.

[London] : 12 April 1654.

Leith reprint : sine nom. : 1654.

1 f. Roman letter. Henry Scobell.

Arms 225 and Nation same

In every place or circuit of land in Scotland known or
reputed to be a manor, a court baron shall be held every
three weeks for contracts, debts, promises, and trespasses,
provided the matter do not exceed 40s., and in trespass that
title is not in question. The style of the court is prescribed.
Suitors in every court baron may make bye-laws for the
manor and amerce delinquents. This to be printed and
published.

Adv. Procl. Ill (7).

Acts vi. (2) 816 ; Merc. Pol. 3440. N° 2112.

12 APRIL.— [BY THE LORD PROTECTOR.]

An Ordinance of Pardon and Grace to the People of

Scotland.

[Whitehall] : 12 April 1654.

Leith reprint: sine nom. : 1654.

3 ff. Roman letter. Henry Scobel.

Arms 225 de- day 2) Charles 3) thousand Lord

All persons in Scotland (except as hereinafter provided)
freed from any penalties for rebellion or war, and their
estates are free. Except the royal family or any goods held
for them 27 March 1625, James Duke of Hamilton, dec'1,
William Duke of Hamilton, dec'1, John Earl of Crawford*
Lindsey, James E. of Calender, and 22 others, or any goods
they held on 18 April 1648. Those claiming any estate
excepted, or any charges on them to register their claims
with John Swinton of Swinton, William Lawrence, George
Smith, Sir James Mac-dowel of Garthland, Samuel Disbrow,
and John Thompson. Settlements on the excepted estates
allowed, a list of them. Fines on 76 nobles, &c., average
£1,000 sterling, to be paid to George Bilton, Deputy Treasurer
at Leith, in two instalments. Nothing in this contrary to
the Ordinance of Union. All persons in arms against
Commonwealth after 1 May 1652 are excepted from pardon.
No bonds or paroles of prisoners are released. No gift of

350

1654-5: 6-7 Commonwealth

Nos 2113-21

James or Charles diminishing the revenue is sustained.
Ordered this to be printed and published.

Reg. I (6). Adv. Procl. Ill (9).

Acts. vi. (2) 817 ; Merc. Pol. 3442. N° 2113.

12 APRIL— [BY THE LORD PROTECTOR.]

An Ordinance For settling of the Estates of severall
Excepted Persons in Scotland In Trustees, to the
Uses herein expressed.

[London] : 12 April 1654.

Leith reprint : sine nom. : 1654.

2 ff. Roman letter. Henry Scobel.

Arms 225 Estates the 2) Charges, by
Cites Ordinance of Pardon, No. 2113, q.v. The lands
vested in the excepted persons on 18 April 1648 or since are
vested in Sir John Hope of Craighall, William Lockard,
jun., Richard Saltonstal, Edward Siler, Commissioner at
Leith, Lieut. -Col. Wilks, Dep. Gov. of Leith, David
Barkley, and John Harper as trustees, to satisfy all charges
before 1648, to make provision for wives and families, and
the remainder to the Commonwealth.

Persons excepted : James D. of Hamilton, William D. of
Hamilton, John Earl of Crawford-Lindsey, James E. of
Callender, Earl Marshall, E. of Kelley, John E. of Lowder-
dail, John E. of Lowdown, E. of Seaforth, E. of Athol,
Visct. Kenmure, Lord Lorn, L. Machlin, L. Montgomery,
George L. Spynie, L. Cranston, L. Sinclair, Thomas Dalyell
Maj.-Gen., Lieut.-Gen. John Middleton, James Yisct. New-
burgh, L. Bargany,Sir Thomas Thompson, James Edmeston
Laird of Womat, L. Napier, William E. of Glencairn.

Adv. Procl. Ill (8).

Acts vi. (2) 821. N° 2114.

22 APRIL. -BY THE COUNCIL. [Begins]
Whereas a Peace is made, concluded . . .

[Peace with the States Generali.]

Leith : sine nom. : 1654.

1 f. Roman letter. W. Iessop.

Arms 225 the on within
A reprint of No. 3033, England, q.v.

B.L. Sig. 50. f. (15). N° 2115.

4 MAY.— BY THE COMMANDER IN CHIEF
OF ALL THE FORCES IN SCOTLAND.

[Begins] The Commonwealth of England having
used all . . .

[Rewards for arrest of Gen. Middleton and others.]
Dalkeith : 4 May 1654.

Leith: sine nom. : 1654.

1 f. Roman letter. George Monck.

Type headpiece after ceal the

Pardon offered to any one in rebellion submitting within
20 days and giving security for good behaviour, or to
those who have connived at the rebellion of their relatives,
if the rebels submit, if not the relatives of the rebels are to
be imprisoned. An extra cess of 2s. 6 d. or lOd. a day for
each rebel (horse or footman) will be levied on their parish
of origin, while the rebellion continues. £200 reward each
for the death or apprehension of Maj.-Gen. Middleton, E. of
Athol, E. of Seaforth, Visct. Kenmure, Donald Mac Donald
of Glengarry, and Maj.-Gen. Dalyell. These to be published
and posted up.

Bodl. Rawl. A. 34 (43).

Sev. Proc. 3841 ; Merc. Pol. 3490 ; Perf. Diurn. 3544. N° 2116.

8 MAY.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS FOR
APPEALS AND REGULATING THE
EXCISE.

Whitehall : 8 May 1654.

See No. 3036, England.

Acts vi. (2) 822. N° 2117.

16 MAY. — [BY THE LORD PROTECTOR
AND COUNCIL.] An Ordinance For Relief of
Debtors in Scotland In Som Cases of Extremity.
Whitehall : 16 May 1654.

Not found. Hen. Scobel.

The Commissioners for . . . Justice . . . are empowered to
allow fit time for the payment of debts, and at the expiration
of such time to hand over all or part of the debtors’ lands
to their creditors at their value in 1648. In force till
12 May 1655. This to be printed and published.

Acts vi. (2) 822. 2118.

27 JUNE. — [BY THE LORD PROTECTOR
AND COUNCIL.] An Ordinance For Dis-
tribution of the Elections in Scotland.

Whitehall : 27 June 1654.

Not found. Hen. Scobell.

In virtue of Declaration 16 Dec. 1653, the distribution of

elections is made. Writs for election under Great Seal of

England. This to be printed and published.

Acts vi. (2) 823. 2119.

1655

26 MARCH. — BY THE COMMISSIONERS
FOR VISITING THE VNIVERSITIES,
COLLEGES, AND SCHOOLS OF LEARN-
ING IN SCOTLAND. [Begins] Whereas by
our former Proclamation . . .

[Ministers who pray for the King not to receive
Stipends.]

Dalkeith: [26 March] 1655.

Cites proclamation 2 Aug. 1653, No. 2104, q.v. No stipend,
maintenance, or arrears to be paid to any minister contra-
vening that proclamation. Sheriffs to publish this order.
George Monck, E. Mosley, Hen. Goodere, Ed. Syler.

Perf. Diurn. 4328. For date see Lamont’s Diary. U0 2120.

24 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE COUNCIL IN
SCOTLAND.] Declaration of His Highnes
Council in Scotland For the Election of Magistrates.
Edinburgh : 24 September 1655.

Edinburgh : C. Higgins1 : 1655.

1 f. Gothic letter. Emmanuel Downing.

Com- promise Commonwealth
Quotes Ordinance 12 April 1654, No. 2111, q.v., Scotland
united to England, and ordinance of pardon and grace to the
people of Scotland. All prohibitions as to elections of
magistrates are taken off provided well-affected persons
are chosen. Oath of allegiance to the Lord Protector to
be taken. This to be printed and published.

B.M. 1851. c. 10 (10). Adv. Procl. Ill (10).

Pub. Intell. 1.

Council established 8 May j see Acts vi. (2) 757 ; Instructions
30 March, 826.

1 Harts Close over Trone Church. U° 2121.

27 SEPTEMBER. — BY HIS HIGHNES

COUNCILL IN SCOTLAND FOR THE
GOVERNMENT THEREOF. [Begins] Al-
though the said Council have with some trouble

[Concerning Ministers praying for the King.]
Edinburgh : 27 September 1655.

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1655.

1 f. Roman letter.

Ministers their preser-

Nos 2122-30

1655 : 7 Commonwealth

Broghill.

A respite of the law against praying for the King will be
made to 5 November. Ministers are to consider their duty.

B.L.

Acts vi. (2) 893 ; Merc. Pol. 5666. N° 2122.

17 OCTOBER.— BY HIS HIGHNES COUN-
CILL IN SCOTLAND, FOR THE GOV-
ERNMENT THEREOF. [Begins] It having
pleased the Lord to visit . . .

[Quarantine Rules.]

Edinburgh : 17 October 1655.

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1655.

1 f. Gothic letter. Emanuel Downing.

Pestilence ; as further

Broghill, President.

There is a danger of the pestilence being brought over from
the United Provinces. (1) No ships from abroad are to come
into any port or land persons or goods without warrant from
thecollector of customs and magistrates. (2) A certificate must
be produced that the port of sailing was not infected, and
twenty days quarantine kept. If the port was infected, forty
days must be kept. (3) No communication with the shore
during quarantine on pain of imprisonment. (4) Magistrates
to provide provisions at reasonable rates. (5) Notice to be
given to all ships. (6) The Council to be informed of all
ships from the United Provinces. (7) Governors of garrisons
to assist magistrates. (8) All persons to obey till fresh
orders are issued. These to be printed and published.

Adv. Procl. Ill (11).

Merc. Pol. 5714. 2123.

17 OCTOBER. — [BY HIS HIGHNES COUN-
CIL . . .] A Declaration of His Highnes Council
in Scotland For the Government thereof. Con-
cerning His Highnes Ordinance of the 8 of August
1654.

Edinburgh : 17 October 1655.

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1655.

[Not seen. 12 pp. fo. Roman letter.]

E. Downing.

Broghill.

Enforcing Ordinance of 8 August 1654 from 1 December
next for the better support of the Universities. Order to
print and publish.

Private owner.

Acts vi. (2) 830. 2124.

8 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE COMMISSION-
ERS . . . JUSTICE . . . SCOTLAND.] [Be-
gins] Whereas His Highnesse . . .

[Table of Fees payable in Law Proceedings.]
Edinburgh : 8 November 1655.

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1655.

2 ff. Roman letter.

Or- missioned 2) Money. all

Geo. Smyth, President.

Cites Ordinance 31 Oct. fixing prices for common-bills at
6 d. sterling, and bills of suspension 2s. sterling. All fees
except those for privy seals are to be paid to Henry Hope,
receiver. A table of prices due to the director of the Chan-
cery, clerks of session, clerk of the bills, signet, privy-seal,
great-seal, register of hornings, register of seasings and
reversions. These to be printed.

Adv. Procl. Ill (12).

12 NOVEMBER.— BY HIS HIGHNES COUN-
CIL . . . Instructions for the Justices of Peace in
Scotland.

Edinburgh : 12 November 1655.

Edinburgh: C. Higgins: 1655.

(?) 24 fo. Roman letter. E. Downing.

Thirty articles for justices and ten for constables. Order
to print and publish.

Adv. Pamph. 42 (2) imp.

Acts vi. (2) 832. jjo 2126

12 NOVEMBER.

Aberdeen: Brown: 1655.

[Not seen.]

Another edition of No. 2126, q.v.

Private owner. N° 2127.

27 NOVEMBER. — BY THE COMMISSION-
ERS OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE. [Begins]

Whereas by several . . .

[Rules for Collectors of Customs.]

Leith : 27 November 1655.

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1655.

1 f. Roman letter. William Welch.

especi- any the

No gratuities are to be demanded or taken for anything
done as an officer of customs or excise. The offices are to be
open all the hours appointed by Parliament. No trust is
to be given except at the collector’s peril or in cases provided
for by Act of 14 August 1649. These rules to be affixed in
all ports.

Aberdeen (52a). N° 2128.

NOVEMBER— [BY THE COUNCIL.] A De-
claration of His Highnes Council in Scotland for the
better preventing of ill affected persons from acting
any Design to the disturbance of the quiet of this
Nation, by an unlicensed repairing into this
Country, and going out of the same. [Begins]
Wheras many of those lately in Arms . . .

Emanuel Downing.

No persons now beyond seas, except shipmasters and
seamen, shall come into Scotland after 20 January without
due licence. All persons coming into the country with a
pass (or before 20 Jan. without one) to appear before the
nearest governor of garrison and explain their business. No
shipmaster to bring any one into Scotland without a licence
being obtained beforehand. No shipmaster to take any
person abroad after 4 Dec. next without licence. This in
force to 1 July next.

Merc. Pol. 5798. 2129.

12 DECEMBER— [BY HIS HIGHNES COUN-
CIL . . .] Declaration and Order of . . ., requiring
all Persons to give due Obedience to the Justices of
Peace, in Execution of the Powers and Authorities
given them by the Instructions hereunto annexed.
Edinburgh : 12 December 1655.

Edinburgh: C. Higgins: 1655.

[Not found.] E. Downing.

Order to obey all commissioners. This to be proclaimed.
These to be printed and published.

Acts vi. (2) 832. 2130.

21 DECEMBER.— [BY HIS HIGHNES COUN-
CIL . . .] An Order and Declaration of . . . for
the more equal raising the assessment of Ten

N° 2125.

352

1655-6: 7-8 Commonwealth

Nos 2131-8

thousand pounds by the uioneth from the last of
December 1655 to the first of July 1656.

Edinburgh : 21 December 1655.

Edinburgh: C. Higgins: 1656.

[Not found.] E. Downing.

Order to print and publish.

Acts vi. (2) 837. Nicoll 173.

An Aberdeen edition, 4°, Brown (Aldis, No. 1518). N° 2131.

1656

7 JANUARY- [BY HIS HIGHNES COUN-
CIL . . .] An Order and Declaration of . . . : For
Prohibiting any Families, Persons, or Goods to be
transported for Ireland, without leave first had from
the Council, or the Commander in Chief of the
Forces in Scotland.

Edinburgh: 7 January 1656.

E. Downing.

Broghill.

No persons to go to Ireland without leave. Shipmasters
taking them to forfeit the ship. Informers have half forfeit.
In force till 1 Aug. 1656.

Merc. Pol. 58SG. N° 2132.

5 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE COUNCIL FOR
SCOTLAND.] [Begins] And forasmuch as there
have been . . .

[The Poor Law in Scotland.]

[Edinburgh : 5 February 1656.]

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1656.

1 f. Roman letter [with No. 2135],
thereof stant of

The Justices are to execute the Poor Laws. Overseers to
draw up a list of poor, and provide a house. Church
deacons to distribute the collections. Overseers to collect
the tax necessary, and to report on behaviour of the poor to
the Justices. Overseers to give an account on oath every
six months to the Justices, who may fine them £20 Scots.
Sig. 50. f. (17). N° 2133.

27 FEBRUARY— BY THE JUDGES OF HIS
HIGHNESS COURT OF EXCHEQUER
IN SCOTLAND. [Begins] Forsomuch as by
the . . .

[Owners of public lands to produce their titles.]
Edinburgh : 27 February 1656.

Edinburgh: C. Higgins: 1656.

1 f. Gothic letter. W. Purvis.

Heritors better with-

To make up a perfect rental of the revenue, the judges
take advantage of Act 9, P. 1, Jas. I, and Act 131, P. 12,
Acts 245 and 262, P. 15 of Jas. VI, &c., and call on all
vassals, &c., owners of any part of the public revenue or
church lands to produce their titles before 1 April next S. of
Tay (S. of Spey 1 May, N. of Spey 1 June). These to be
printed and published at the mercat cross.

Sig. 50. f. (16). Adv. Procl. Ill (14).

Nicoll 173, 175. N° 2134.

12 MARCH.-BY THE JUSTICES OF PEACE
. . . EDINBURGH. [Begins] Whereas the
Right Honorable . . .

Edinburgh : 12 March 1656.

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1656.

1 f. Gothic letter. Ric. Warde.

thereof, stant of

Publishes thirtieth article of Council, 5 Feb., No. 2133,q.v.,
with a notice to overseers returnable on first Tuesday in May
1656, and an order to print and publish in all parish-kh-ks.
Sig. 50. f. (17). N° 2135.

VOL. II £

21 MARCH.-BY HIS HIGHNESS COUNCIL

IN SCOTLAND, FOR THE GOVERN-
MENT THEREOF. A Declaration for putting
in Execution the Lawes in force against Jesuits.
Seminary Priests, and traffiquing Papists. [Begins]
Whereas the common Design . . .

Edinburgh : 21 March 165 5 [—6].

Broghill.

All Jesuits, &c., found in any part of Scotland or the
Isles after 20 April 1656 will be proceeded against and
punished on conviction. All concerned to enforce the laws.
Merc. Pol. 6061. jjo 2130.

27 MARCH. — [BY HIS HIGHNESS COUN-
CIL . . .] A Declaration newly set forth . . . for
Regulating and Redressing of Abuses in the
Measures and Prices of Coals in Scotland.
Edinburgh : 27 March 1656.

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1656.

Not seen. [8 pp. fo. Roman letter.]

E. Downing.

Broghill.

Coals to be sold at the rates in force seven years before
20 July 1644. Order to print and publish.

Private owner.

Acts vi. (2) 846 ; Merc. Pol 6093. Nicoll 177. Jfo 2137.

15 APRIL.— [BY THE LORD PROTECTOR
AND COUNCIL.] [Begins] Ordered by . . .
That for the Relief of . . .

[For the relief of debtors in Scotland.]
Whitehall: 15 April 1656.

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1656.

1 f. Gothic letter. W. Jessop.

of himself Scotland

If any debtor unable to pay his debts out of personal
estate is willing to pay them out of real estate, the Commis-
sioners for administration of justice are empowered to grant
one year’s delay, all conveyances, &c., to be completely
settled within that time. It shall not stay execution against
personal estate, nor process for debts less than 1,000 merks
Scots against the debtor’s person or estate. All comprysings
laid after 1 May 1652 with expenses to rank as debts. If
the whole estate is insufficient it is to be shared pro rata
portione, excluding expired comprysings, those before 1 May
1652, and all final transactions between the creditors and
debtor. The lands nearest to creditors and low-lands to be
sold first. Debtors must seek the aid of this within a year.
This to be proclaimed by the Council of Scotland.

Thursday 22 May 1656. Ordered : This to be proclaimed
and printed. Emanuel Downing.

Adv. Parnph. 24 (2) ; Procl. Ill (13).

Pub. Intell. 596. Nicoll 178. N° 2138.

22 MAY.— [BY THE COUNCIL IN SCOT-

LAND.] A Declaration of His Highnes Council
in Scotland, For the Government thereof ; Con-
cerning his Highnesse and the Council’s Order of
the 15th of April, 1656. For the Relief of Debitors
who are willing to satisfie their just Debts, And for
the Moderating the Rigor of Comprizings, and the
Severity of Proceedings by Creditors against
Debitors in Scotland.

Edinburgh : 22 May 1656.

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1656.

2 ff. Gothic letter. Emanuel Downing.

con- guish 2) Nation, con-

Broghill.

Cites Act 5 Pari. Jas. Ill for comprizals ; and Laird of
West-Nisbets and John Rindes’s cases before the Lords of

3 z z

Nos 2139-48

1656-7: 8 Commonwealth

Sessions, where all creditors have a share in the proceeds
of the debtor’s estate. The Council Order of 15 April,
No. 2138, q.v., is hereby proclaimed. This to be printed and
published.

Adv. Procl. Ill (15).

Pub. Intell. 597. Nicoll 178. N° 2139.

5 JUNE.— BY HIS HIGHNESS COUNCIL IN
SCOTLAND, FOR THE GOVERNMENT
THEREOF. An Order and Declaration . . . Pro-
hibiting the bringing in of any Armes or Ammu-
nition into Scotland without licence.

Edinburgh : 5 June 1656.

E. Downing.

Broghill.

Owing to recent attempts to land ammunition, it is
ordered that no one shall import arms or ammunition with-
out previous licence on pain of forfeiture and other punish-
ment. Shipmasters bringing it to forfeit their ships, be
imprisoned during pleasure, and other punishment. Notice
to be given of all arms and ammunition in the country for
which due compensation will be made. Informers to have
half forfeit. In force till 1 July 1657.

Pub. Intell. 644. N° 2140.

19 JUNE.— [BY THE COUNCIL . . .] An Order
And Declaration Of His Highnes Council in Scot-
land, For the Government thereof : For the Magis-
trates putting in due Execution the Laws against
Clandestine Marriages.

Edinburgh : 19 June 1656.

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1656.

1 f. Roman letter. Emanuel Downing.

Ministers, lated Of-

Broghill.

On the complaint of the ministers, &c., of Edinburgh as
to clandestine marriages, all persons who marry clan-
destinely and the celebrators of such marriages are to suffer
the full penalties of the laws. Magistrates to enforce the
laws and His Highness’s advocate to prosecute offenders.
This to be printed and published.

Adv. Procl. Ill (16).

Nicoll 180. N° 2141.

26 JUNE. — [JUSTICES OF PEACE OF
ABERDEEN.] [Begins] The Justices of peace

[Orders for the rate of wages, &c.]

Aberdeen : 26 June 1656.

[Aberdeen: Brown: 1656.]

1 f. Roman letter. Christopher Powell.

conside in pub-

Orders for prices, &c., at Justices’ meeting 23 June. Price
of shoes. Constables to supervise manufacture. Wobsters,
tailzours, massons, scalators (slaters), wrights, hooks fees
(harvesters).

Aberdeen (53a). N° 2142.

29 JULY.— BY THE JUDGES OF HIS HIGH-
NESS COURT OF EXCHEQUER IN
SCOTLAND. [Begins] Forasmuch as by the late
Act . . .

[Concerning the production of Titles.]
Edinburgh : 29 July 1656.

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1656.

1 f. Roman letter. W. Purves.

All and and

Cites Ordinance 27 Feb. 1656, No. 2134, q.v. Several
persons have not produced their evidences and writings.
All persons who do not produce them before 10 September
(this side Tay, 20 October between Tay and Spay,

30 November beyond Spay) will fall under the certification
of the Acts therein cited and lose their title. These to be
printed and published.

Adv. Procl. Ill (17). N° 2143.

31 JULY.— BY HIS HIGHNESS COUNCIL . . .

A Declaration ... For the better preventing of Ill-
affected persons from acting any Design to the dis-
turbance of the quiet of the Nation, by an unlicensed
repairing into this country, and going out of the
same. [Begins] Whereas many of those lately . . .
Edinburgh : 31 July 1656.

Broghill.

Re-enforcing proclamation Nov. 1655, No. 2129, q.v. In
force till 1 July 1657.

Pub. Intell. 760. Nicoll 182. N° 2144.

8 NOVEMBER.— BY THE COMMISSIONERS
FOR ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE,
TO THE PEOPLE IN SCOTLAND. [Be-
gins] Whereas divers Debitors . . .

[Rents due to Ministers, Colleges, and Schoolmasters.]
Edinburgh : 8 November 1656.

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1656.

1 f. Roman letter. William Lawrence, I.P.C.

Type headline their Debts Edinburgh
Certain debtors in taking advantage of Order 15 April,
No. 2138, q.v., have included as debts rents due to ministers,
colleges, and schoolmasters out of their teinds. Notwith-
standing this, the ministers, &c., by their factors may
obtain diligences, &c., till payment is obtained. These to
be recorded in the Book of Sederunt and proclaimed and
printed.

Adv. Pamph. 3 (3). N° 2145.

26 NOVEMBER.— [BY PARLIAMENT.] An

Act For The Exportation of several Commodities Of
The Breed, Growth, and Manufacture Of This Com-
monwealth.

[Westminster : 26 November 1656.]
Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1657. Hen. Scobell.

4 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 226 all dities 2) the 3) One 4) Foreiners, be-
Allowing free export to all friendly countries on payment
of the customs set down. Natives may export corn when
the market prices are below 40s. the quarter of wheat, &c.
Strangers and forreiners pay treble the customs of natives.
Arms may be exported, but their sale may be stopped at any
time by proclamation.

B.L. Adv. Procl. Ill (19). N° 2140.

1657

9 JUNE. — [BY PARLIAMENT.] An Act for

Limiting and Settling the Prices for Wines.
[Westminster: 9 June 1657.]

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1657.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (2) 857. N° 2147.

9 JUNE .— [BY PARLIAMENT.] An Act for the

taking away of Purveyance and Compositions for
Purveyance.

[Westminster: 9 June 1657.]

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1657.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (2) 909. N° 2148.

354

1657-8: 9-10 Commonwealth

Nos 2149-62

9 JUNE— [BY PARLIAMENT.] An Act against
Vagrants and Wandring Idle Dissolute Persons.
[Westminster: 9 June 1657.]

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1657.

[Not seen.]

Private owner.

Acts vi. (2) 909, N° 2149.

26 JUNE.— [BY PARLIAMENT.] An Act and

Declaration touching several Acts and Ordinances,
made since the Twentieth of April 1653, and before
the Third of September 1654, and other Acts, &c.
[Westminster: 26 June 1657.]

Edinburgh: C. Higgins : 1657.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (2) 848. N° 2150.

26 JUNE.— [BY PARLIAMENT.] An Act for

Raising of Fifteen thousand Pounds Sterling in
Scotland.

[Westminster : 26 June 1657.]

Edinburgh: C. Higgins: 1657.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (2) 849. N° 2151.

26 JUNE— [BY PARLIAMENT.] An Act for

continuing the subsidy of Tunnage and Poundage :
And for reviving an Act for the better Packing of
Butter, and redress of abuses therein.

[Westminster: 26 June 1657.]

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1657.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (2) 856. N° 2152.

26 JUNE— [BY PARLIAMENT.] An Act for

Discovering, Convicting, and Repressing of Popish
Recusants.

[Westminster: 26 June 1657.]

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1657.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (2) 857. N° 2153.

26 JUNE— [BY PARLIAMENT.] An Act for an

Assessment at the rate of Five and Thirty Thousand
Pounds by the Moneth upon England, Six Thousand
Pounds by the Moneth upon Scotland, and Nine
Thousand Pounds by the Moneth upon Ireland, for
Three Years; from the Twenty-fourth of June 1657.
[Westminster : 26 June 1657.]

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1657.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (2) 861. N° 2154.

26 JUNE.— [BY PARLIAMENT.] An Act For

the better Suppressing of Theft upon the Borders of
England and Scotland, and for Discovery of High-
way Men, and other Felons.

[Westminster : 26 June 1657.]

Edinburgh: C. Higgins : 1657.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (2) 862. N° 2155.

26 JUNE.— [BY PARLIAMENT.] An Act for

the better Observation of the Lord’s Day.
[Westminster: 26 June 1657.]

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1657.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (2) 865. 2156.

355

26 JUNE— [BY PARLIAMENT.] An Act for

quiet Enjoying of Sequestred Parsonages and Vicar-
idges by the present Incumbent.

[Westminster : 26 June 1657.]

Edinburgh: C. Higgins: 1657.

[Not found.]

Acts vi. (2) 910. jq-o 2157.

26 JUNE. — [BY PARLIAMENT.] An Act for

Punishing of such Persons as live at High Rates, and
have no visible Estate, Profession, or Calling Answer-
able thereunto.

[Westminster: 26 June 1657.]

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1657.

[Not seen.]

Private owner.

Acts vi. (2) 910. These Acts, Nos. 2147-58, proclaimed 11 September.

N° 2158.

Before 16 JULY— [BY THE COUNCIL.]

A Declaration concerning the election of Magistrates.
Acts vi. (2) 764. N ° 2159.

12 OCTOBER. — BY THE COMMITTEE
APPOINTED FOR AUDITING AND
STATING THE ACCOMPTS BETWIXT
THE PUBLICK, AND THE SUCCESSORS
OF SIR WILLIAM DICK, LATE OF
EDINBURGH, MERCHANT.

Edinburgh : 12 October 1657.

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1657.

1 f. Gothic letter. Adrian Scrope.

Parlia- ration, (as

The accounts of Sir William Dick, as far as regards Scot-
land, have been referred to the Council, who by order

19 August appointed us to state the same. The following
persons or their heirs are to appear at Edinburgh before

20 November next, between 9 and 12 a.m., with their

accounts with Sir Wm. Dick on public account since 27 Nov.
1646. 42 persons summoned. All others who have paid

public money to Sir William Dick to appear.

Reg. I (20). Adv. ProcL Ill (18). N°2160.

1658

4 MAY— [BY THE PROTECTOR.] An Ordi-
nance appropriating £1,200 for Education in the
Highlands.

See No. 3095, England.

Acts vi. (2) 875. N° 2161.

9 SEPTEMBER.— BY HIS HIGHNES COUN-
CIL IN SCOTLAND, FOR THE GOVERN-
MENT THEREOF.

[Proclaiming Richard Cromwell.]

Edinburgh : 9 September 1658.

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1658.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Providence, Richard make.

Proclaiming Richard Cromwell in Scotland. The sheriffs,
provosts, &c., to proclaim him with all solemnity and make
return.

George Monck, Samuel Disbrowe, Edward Rodes, John
Suintone, Nathaniel Whetham.

Aberdeen (54a).

Merc. Pol. 830. Nicoll 217. N° 2162.

Z Z 2

Nos 2163-73

1658-60: 10-12 Commonwealth — 12 Charles II

19 OCTOBER.— BY HIS HIGHNESS COUN-
CIL IN SCOTLAND, FOR THE GOVERN-
MENT THEREOF. An Order and Declaration
. . . Prohibiting the bringing-in of any Arms or
Ammunition into Scotland, without Licence.
Holy-rood House : 19 October 1658.

George Monck.

Repeating substance of proclamation 5 June 1656, No.
2140, q.v. In force till 1 Dec. 1659.

Mere. Pol. 150. Nicoll 219. U0 2163.

1659

7 JULY [BY PARLIAMENT.] A Declaration.
Sheriffs not to try civil causes.

See No. 3 1 1 7, England. N° 2164.

the Lord General Monck, to be communicated to the
Lord President of the Council of State, and to the
Officers of the Army under his Command.

Breda : 4 April 1660.

Edinburgh: C. Higgins: 1660.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 223 degree all Reception
Adv. Pamph. 2 (2). N°2168.

4 APRIL— [BY THE KING.] A Letter From
His Majesty To The Speaker Of The Commons As-
sembled in Parliament. With His Majesties Declara-
tion Enclosed. Read in the House of Commons assem-
bled in Parliament, Tuesday, May 1, 1660.

Breda: 4 April 1660.

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1660.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 223 the We and

21 OCTOBER.— [BY THE COMMANDER IN
CHIEF.] A Declaration of the Commander in
Chief of the Forces in Scotland, And of the Officers
of the Army under his Command, In Vindication of
the Liberties of the People, and the Priviledges of
Parliament. [Begins] Having, to the great grief . . .
[Dalkeith : 21 October 1659. J
Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1659.

1 f. Gothic letter. William Clark.

most Members hath

They have been informed of the differences which led to
the displacing of the officers, and the interruption of mem-
bers of Parliament. They wish to bring about a right
understanding and reconciliation. They will maintain
Parliament in its authority. They invite the army and
militia to aid them.

B.M. Harl. 5938 (94). Bodl. 22857. d. 2 (61).

Acts vi. (2) 920. Nicoll 254.

See also Declaration of Officers ... To the Churches of Christ.
B.M. E. 1005 (7), 23 October.

Both printed by Higgins, 4°. B.M. E. 1000 (18). N° 2165.

21 OCTOBER.

London reprint.

1 f. Roman letter.

the wherein Opportunity
Another edition of No. 2165, q.y.

B.M. Harl. 5938 (4). Antiq.* 7. N° 2166.

1660

4 APRIL.— [BY THE KING.] His Majesties Two
Gracious letters, Viz. One Sent to the House of Peers,
by Sir John Greenvile Knight, from Breda. The
Other, To the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Common
Council of the City of London.

Breda : [4] April 1660.

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1660.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 223 We King Court
Adv. Pamph. 2 (1). Sig. 46. f. (13) clipped. N°2167.

4 APRIL— [BY THE KING.] King Charles II
his Declaration To all His Loving Subjects of the
Kingdom of England. Dated from His Court at
Breda in Holland, the of April 1660 And read in
Parliament, May 1, 1660. Together with His
Majesties Letter of the same Date, To his Excellence

Adv. Pamph. 2 (3). N° 2169.

2 MAY.— [BY THE ARMY.]

Edinburgh: C. Higgins : 1660.

Not found.

A reprint of No. 3184 a, England.

Acts vi. (2) 920. jfo 2170.

CHARLES II

8 MAY— [BY PARLIAMENT.] A Proclamation,
Of Both Houses Of Parliament, For Proclaiming of
His Majesty King of England, Scotland, France, and
Ireland, Defender of the Faith, &c.

[Westminster] : 8 May 1660.

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1660.

1 f. Gothic letter. Jo. Browne.

Arms 223 and in faith -

A reprint of No. 3188, England, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (4).

Nicoll 283 (14 May). N° 2171.

11 MAY .—BY THE COMMISSIONERS FOR
THE GOVERNMENT OF SCOTLAND
AND THE ISLES THEREUNTO BE-

LON GIN G. [Begins] The Parliament of England
taking into . . .

[Continuing all in office on 4 April 1659.]
Holyrood House: 11 May 1660.

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1660.

[Not found.]

Publishes their appointment. Continues all in office on

4 April 1659. This to be printed and proclaimed.

Tho. Morgan, William Daniel, Ph. Twisleton, M. Disney.

Merc. Pub. 321.

They cease acting on 22 August. Pari. Intel]. 559. H-0 2172.

16 MAY.— [BY THE KING.] His Majesties
Letter To His Excellency The Lord General Monck,
To be Communicated to the Officers of the Army :
Brought to his Excellency from His Majesties Court
at the Hague, By Sir Thomas Clarges.

Hague: May 1660.

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1660.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 223 that alwayes 1660.

A reprint of No. 3043, England, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (5). N° 2173.

1660: 12 Charles II

Nos 2174-84

29 MAY. -[BY THE LORDS.] The Earl of Man-
chester’s Speech to His Majesty, In the Name of the
Peers, At His Arrival at Whitehall, The Twenty
Ninth of May, 1660. With His Majesties Gracious
Answer thereunto.

Whitehall : 29 May 1 660.

Edinburgh: C. Higgins: 1660.

1 f. Koman & Gothic letter.

Arms 223 whose Your Just

Tenders in the name of the Peers their congratulations on
his restoration, after the strange fluctuations and discom-
posures of government.

The King refers to his welcome by the people. Will
restore the nation to freedom and happiness, be a true
Defender of the Faith, and a just asserter of the laws and
liberties of his subjects.

Sig. 46. f. (15) cropped. Adv. Pamph. 2 (7). N° 2174.

29 MAY.— [BY THE COMMONS.] The Speech

of Sr. Harbottle Grimston Baronet, Speaker of the
Honorable House of Commons, to the Kings most
excellent Majestie. Delivered in the Banquetting-
House at Whitehall, May 29, 1660. The Members
of that House being then present.

Whitehall : 29 May 1660.

Edinburgh : a Soc. of Stat. : 1660.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 229 whole God Lord

The King’s sufferings rank him in the highest form of
martyrs, whose sufferings have converted their tormentors.
He is greater than a conqueror for he conquers hearts.
Compares him to Charles the Bold, son of Charles the Good
of Burgundy. Begs him to receive from his people the
crown of their hearts.

Sig. 46. f. (16). Adv. Pamph. 2 (6). N° 2175.

30 MAY. — BY THE KING. A Proclamation
against Vicious, Debauch’d, and Prophane Persons.

Whitehall : 30 May [1660].

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1660.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 223 and whom Rules

A reprint of No. 3211, England, q.v.

B.M. 1851. c. 11 (74). Adv. Pamph. 2 (9). N° 2176.

1 JUNE. — BY THE KING. A Proclamation
Against the Rebels in Ireland.

Whitehall: 1 June 1660.

[Edinburgh: C. Higgins : 1660.]

1 f. Gothic letter.

Ireland, Force assisting

A reprint of No. 3220, England, q.v.

Sig. 46. f. (17) cropped. N° 2177.

6 JUNE— BY THE KING. A Proclamation To
summon the Persons therein named, who sate, gave
Judgment, and assisted in that horrid and detestable
Murder of His Majesties Royal Father of blessed
memory. To appear and render themselves within
Fourteen dayes, under pain of being excepted from
Pardon.

Whitehall: 6 June 1660.

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1660.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 223 Ireland, lentine High

A reprint of No. 3224, England, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (10). N° 2178.

15 JUNE. — BY THE KING. A Proclamation Con-

cerning His Majesties gracious Pardon, In pursuance
of His Majesties former Declaration.

Whitehall: 15 June 1660.

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1660.

[Not found.]

A reprint of No. 3229, England, q.v.

See Merc. Pub. 328 (Adv. 555). 2179.

16 JULY. — BY THE COMMANDER IN

CHIEF OF HIS MAJESTIES FORCES IN
SCOTLAND. [Begins] Whereas I have received

[Order to arrest Lord Wariston.]

Edinburgh : 16 July 1660.

Edinburgh : C. Higgins : 1660.

1 f. Roman letter. Thomas Morgan.

Type headline His Castle sixteenth
The King has ordered the arrest of Lord Wariston, who
cannot be found. One hundred pound Scots reward for his
apprehension. Any one hai'bouring him is guilty of
treason.

Adv. Pamph. 3 (4).

Nicoll 245. N° 2180.

10 AUGUST.— [BY THE KING.] His Majesties
Gracious Letter, Directed To The Presbytery Of Edin-
burgh, And by them to be communicated to the rest
of the Presbyteries of this Kirk. Received the third
of September, 1660.

Whitehall : 10 August 1660.

Edinburgh: C. Higgins: 1660.

1 f. Roman letter. Lauderdail.

Arms 223 this from farewell'.
Acknowledges letter sent by Mr. James Sharp, and accepts
address. Profanity to be discouraged. The General Assem-
bly Acts of St. Andrews and Dundee in 1651 to be in force
till another is called. Will consult with Mr. Robert Dow-
glasse and other ministers. All to keep within their own
sphere and not to allow private conventicles.

Sig. 50. f. (27). N° 2181.

10 AUGUST.

Edinburgh : a Soc. of Stat. : 1660.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 229 Bearer cences all
Another edition of No. 2181, q.v.

B.L. N° 2182.

10 AUGUST.

[London] reprint: for G. Calvert: 1660.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 67 Mr. vices And
B.M. 669. f. 26 (24) ; 190. g. 13 (279). N° 2183.

AUGUST. — BY THE KING. A Proclamation for
summoning the Committee of Estates.

Not found.

See Reg. Com. Estates. N° 2184.

23 AUGUST. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] Act For Securing Mr. James Guthrie
and others.

Edinburgh : 23 August 1660.

Edinburgh : a Soc. of Stat. : 1660.

1 f. Roman letter. Jo. Hay.

Type headpiece speciall speciall Prisoners,

A recent conventicle on inquiry proves to have been
treasonable. Certain papers were drawn up there. The

357

Nos 2185-91

1660: 12 Charles II

subscribers, Mr. James Guthrie, Robert Trail, John Sterling,
Alexander Moncrief, John Semple, Thomas Ramsay, Gilbert
Hall, John Scot, George Nairn, and John Murray, ministers,
and John Kirko, ruling elder, to be committed prisoners in
the Castle of Edinburgh till His Majesty’s pleasure.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 2(12). Reg. Misc. Papers 420.

P.C. Keg. viii. 465 ; Wodrow i, App. 5. 2185.

24 AUGUST. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] A Proclamation by the Committee
of Estates convened by His Majesties speciall Autho-
rity, Against unlawful! Meetings and seditious Papers.

Edinburgh : 24 August 1660.

Edinburgh : a Soc. of Stat. : 1660.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 229 being Authorizing King-

Glencarne, Chancellor.

Prohibits all unlawful meetings and conventicles, all
seditious petitions and remonstrances. Sheriffs to timeously
prevent all such meetings. These to be printed and
published.

Sig. 46. f. (27) cropped. Reg. I (21). Original signed,
Misc. Papers.

Merc. Pub. 564, 498 (Scots reprint). 2186.

24 AUGUST. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] A Proclamation commanding that
no Disorders or Insolencies be committed by any
person whatever within this kingdom upon any of
the English Nation.

Edinburgh : 24 August 1660.

O O

Reg. Com. Estates.

Merc. Pub. 565. Ifo 2187.

18 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE
OF ESTATES.] A Proclamation Against two
Seditious Books or Pamphlets, the one Intituled,
Lex Rex, the other, The Causes of Gods Wrath, &c.

[Edinburgh : 18 September 1660.]

Edinburgh: a Soc. of Stat. : [1660],

1 f. Gothic letter. Jo. Hay.

Type headpiece Majesties they me

Two books, Lex Bex and The Causes of God’s Wrath , &c.,
are circulated to lay the seeds of rebellion. They are declared
full of seditious and treasonable matter. All persons having
them are to deliver them up to Master Robert Dalgleish,
His Majesty’s Solicitor in Scotland, before 16 of October
next. Any that refuse to be counted enemies to the King
and punished. This to be printed and published.

B.L. Sig. 46. f. (8).

Wodrow i, App. 7. N° 2188.

20 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE
OF ESTATES.] A Proclamation Against all
Seditious Railers and Slanderers, whether Civil or
Ecclesiastick of the Kings Majesty and His Govern-
ment ; And against Remonstrators and their
Adherents, and against all unlawfull Convocation of
His Majesties Leidges.

Edinburgh : 20 September 1660.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1660.

1 f. Roman letter. Jo. Hay.

Type headpiece the of Mercat

Quotes Acts against leiseing makers, unlawful convoca-
tions, and the Remonstrance of 1650, declared seditious
July 1651. No subjects are to convene any assemblies
without royal licence, or to utter any reproach against the
King or his government, or to own or assist the Remon-

strance. Hearers who do not denounce such conduct will be
treated as equally guilty. Ministers guilty will be im-
prisoned and their stipends sequestrated. This to be pub-
lished and fixed on all kirk-doors.

Sig. 46. f. (18) cropped. Aberdeen (55) imprint cut.
Wodrow i, App. 7. N0 2189.

22 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE COMMITTEE
OF ESTATES.] A Proclamation for In-bringing
of His Majesties Hanging, Houshold Streffe, and
other Furniture, &c.

Edinburgh : 22 September 1660.

Edinburgh : a Soc. of Stat. : 1660.

1 f. Roman letter. Jo. Hay.

Type headpiece by the of.

All furniture to be delivered to the Committee before
16 October. This to be printed and published in Edinburgh,
Sterling, St. Johnston, Dundee, Aberdeen, and Dunferm-
ling.

Hodgkin. N° 2190.

10 OCTOBER.- [BY THE KING.] The Kings
Majesties Proclamation For Calling of His Parlia-
ment in Scotland.

Whitehall : 10 October 1660.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1660. Lauderdaill.

2 ff. Gothic letter. Record. A. Primerose.

Arms 223 Ireland, Obedience 2) Naper Bute.
Calling a Parliament at Edinburgh 12 Dec. next. The
persons named to convene the shires. These to be proclaimed.
[Follows] a list of thirty gentlemen, one for each sheriffdom.
Sir Harry Home, Sir Peter Wedderburn, Sir James Foules,
William Murray of Stanehop, Robert Ker of Graden, Thomas
Scot of Whitslaid, Sir William Dowglass, . . . Hay younger
or Park, Sir James Lockhart of Lie, Naper of Kilmahew, Sir
George Kinnaird of Rossie, Campbell of Achenbreck, Mont-
gomery of Hasled, Sir Archibald Stewart of Blackball, John
Murray of Polmais, David Bruce of Clackmanan, Sir Archi-
bald Stirling of Carden, William Scot of Ardross, Halyburton
of Pitcur, David Ramsay of Balmayn, Sir Alexander Fraser
of Philorth, Sir Alexander Abercrombie of Brokenhou,
M°Kenzie of Pluscarden, Laird of Moynes, Sir . . . Unvhart
of Cromertie, Sir George McKenzie of Tarbet, Sir Robert
Gordon of Embo, Sir James Sinclar of Murkle, George Smith
of Rapness, Sir James Stewart of Bute.

Aberdeen (56). Hodgkin (f. 1 only). Reg. Original sign
manual countersigned by Lauderdaill. N° 2191.

12 OCTOBER.— [BY THE KING.] The Kings
Majesties Proclamation, Concerning the Carriage of
His Subjects, during the late Troubles.

Whitehall : 12 October 1660.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1660.

1 f. Gothic letter. A. Primerose.

Arms 223 Defender Priviledges contem-
Lauderdaill.

Leaves to the Scots Parliament the trial of the carriage of
subjects during the troubles. A full and free pardon will be
granted. None to leave Scotland without licence of the
Committee of Estates.

Hodgkin. Reg. Original sign manual countersigned by
Lauderdaill.

Pub. Intell. 733. Issued 31 October. 2191 a.

12 OCTOBER. -[BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] An Act of the Committee of Estates,
for Raising Six Moneths Assessment.

Edinburgh: 12 October 1660.

Edinburgh : a Soc. of Stat. : 1660.

2 ff. Roman letter. Jo. Hay.

conside- Majesties 2) the and

1660-1: 12-13 Charles II

Nos 2192-202

Six months’ assessment to be raised at £6,000 sterling per
month, according to the proportion of cesse observed in 1653,
there given. 40s. freeholders of old extent (1587) to choose
their own collectors. Conveners named. Commissioners for
differences among heretors named. These to be printed and
published.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (13). N° 2192.

16 OCTOBER— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES.] Act of the Committee of Estates
anent the Excise.

Edinburgh : 16 October 1660.

Not found. Jo. Hay.

Ordering reprint of table of excisable goods of 1647 to be
reprinted. List of excises payable. These to be continued
till 15 November next. These to be printed and published.
Pari. Intel]. 714. N° 2193.

17 OCTOBER— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES.] A Proclamation offering a reward
for the arrest of Sir Archibald Johnston of
Warriston.

Edinburgh: 17 October 1660.

Not found.

From P.C. Reg. viii. 400. Nicoll 304. N° 2194.

10 DECEMBER .— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] A Proclamation adjourning the
meeting of Parliament.

Edinburgh : 10 December 1660.

Reg. Com. Estates. N° 2195.

1661

16 JANUARY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act and

Proclamation against the Remonstrators and for
order in the town of Edinburgh.

Edinburgh : 16 January 1661.

Not found.

All persons who had any hand in The W estern Remon-
strance or The Causes of God’s Wrath against Scotland to re-
move from Edinburgh within forty -eight hours. All persons
to be in their lodgings before 10 p.m. This to be published.
Acts vii. 12 ; King. Intell. 63 ; Merc. Pub. 55. N° 2196.

19 JANUARY.— [BY THE COMMISSIONERS
OF EXCISE.] Instructions By the Commissioners
of Excise, to Robert Petrie Farmerer of the Forreign
Salt, and his Deputies.

Edinburgh: 19 January 1661.

Sine nota [Edinburgh : 1661].

1 f. Italic letter.

receive six respective

A copy of the terms on which the excise of salt (£2. 14s.
Scots per boll of foreign baysalt) was farmed for a year from
15 November 1660.

Aberdeen (57). N°2197.

22 JANUARY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Pro-
clamation Against all Meetings of Quakers, Ana-
baptists, &c.

Edinburgh : 22 January 1661.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter. A. Primerose.

and and which

By 131 of 8 Jas. VI no subjects are to combine to hold
assemblies. Certain Quakers, Anabaptists, and Fifth Mon-
archy men do so. These meetings are not to be held on any

pretence. Magistrates are to search for them and apprehend
all frequenters of them.

Sig. 46. f. (19). Adv. Pamph. 2 (14).

Acts vii. 16. N° 2198.

22 JANUARY.

London : W. G. for R. Thrall : 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 35 and Warrand thir

A reprint of No. 2198, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 1 (138); 669. f. 26 (56) cropped. Bodl.
Fol. ©. 660 (142) cut. Guild. 1 (56).

Date 2 February. U° 2199.

1 FEBRUARY.- [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

of Parliament, Against saying of Mess, Jesuits,
Seminary and Mess Priests, and trafficking

Papists.

Edinburgh : 1 February 1661.

[Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1661.]

1 f. Gothic letter. A. Primerose.

dis- Royal King-

All Jesuits, priests, and trafficking papists are forbidden to
say mass from henceforth. They are to leave the kingdom
in a month, on pain of death. None are to entertain or cor-
respond with them. All sheriffs, &c., to search for them
after 31 March next, and to send in a list of all persons
suspected to be papists. The education of their children to
be committed to some well-affected and religious friend.
This to be published.

Sig. 46. f. (20) cropped.

Acts vii. 26. N° 2200.

20 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

Condemning the Transactions concerning the Kings
Majesty, Whilst He was at Newcastle, in the years
1646 and 1647.

Edinburgh : 20 February 1661.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter. A. Primerose.

Arms 67 consequen- of Pardon,

Concerning an Act of the printed Records of Parliament,
16 Jan. 1647. It is declared that is sinful, disloyal, and
unworthy, and is to be expunged out of all records. It did
not represent the feeling of the nation and was protested
against then, while others, misled by false statements, soon
repented and fought for the King in 1648. The Estates
repudiate the suggestion of previous transactions and bargains
of money for carrying on of the same, and if any persons
are found to have been guilty of it they shall be incapable of
pardon or indemnity for ever.

B.L. B.M. 669. f. 27 (4); 190. g. 13 (399).

Acts vii. 35.

London reprint. N° 2201.

22 FEBRUARY— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

and Proclamation That none come from Ireland
without sufficient Testimonial.

Edinburgh : 22 February 1661.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter. A. Primerose.

Arms 223 Turbulent that hereof.

Many fanatics finding the government of Ireland too strict
are coming into Scotland. No person coming from Ireland
without sufficient pass shall be allowed to remain in Scotland.
Such appear before Parliament or the Privy Council and
give surety for their behaviour or leave within fifteen days.
This to be printed and published at Edinburgh, Glasgow,
Air, Irwin, Wigton, Kircudbright.

Signet.

Acts vii. 38. N° 2202.

Nos 2203-12

1661: 13 Chables II

22 FEBRUARY.

Arms 62 Turbulent Authority through
A London reprint of No. 2202, q.v.

B.M. 669. f. 26 (67) ; 190. g. 13 (402). Bodl. Fol. ©. 660
(144).

Edinburgh imprint. N° 2203.

15 MARCH. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
ESTATES.] Proclamation, Prohibiting all Pres-
byteries to present any Ministers to Kirks belonging
to Laick personages.

Edinburgh : 15 March 1661.

Not found.

King. Intell. 192 ; Merc. Pub. 179. N° 2204.

23 APRIL. — BY THE KING. A Proclamation,

Concerning His Majesties Coronation Pardon.
Whitehall : 23 April 1661.

Edinburgh : sine norm : 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 223 Powers Course ae-

A reprint of No. 3299, England, q.v.

B.M. 1851. c. 11 (78). Sig. 46. f. (21) cropped. N° 2205.

13 MAY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act For a

Solemn Anniversary Thanksgiving, for His Majesties
Restauration to the Royal Government of His
Kingdomes.

Edinburgh: 13 May 1661.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 223 Slavery as Majesties

Recites the evils the country has suffered during the last
twenty-three years. A solemn yearly commemoration is to
be held on 29 May to be employed in public prayer, &c. No
trade, &c., to be used, but the remainder of the day spent
in lawful divertisements.

B.M. 1851. c. 11 (79). Adv. Pamph. 2 (15). Hodgkin.
Acts vii. 199. 2206.

10 JUNE. — [BY THE KING.] The King’s
Majesties Proclamation Concerning Church Affairs.
Whitehall : 10 June 1661.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1661.

1 f. Gothie letter. Lauderdail.

Arms 223 Our the execute
Praises Parliament for rescinding (29 March) all Acts since
1633. For the present church government by sessions, pres-
byteries, and synods (they keeping within bounds) is allowed
notwithstanding that Act. Ministers are not to interfere with
the public government of the church, but to compose them-
selves to a quiet deportment. These to be proclaimed.
Aberdeen (59).1
Acts vii. 271 ; Wodrow i, App. 48.

1 Proclaimed 8 July with beat of drum. N° 2207.

18 JUNE.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act Anent
Presentation of Ministers.

Edinburgh : 18 June 1661.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter. A. Primerose.

Arms 223 it nefices God.

Patrons to exercise care in presenting to benefices. Before
institution every minister shall take the Oath of Allegiance
publicly. In case of refusal the presentation falls to the
Crown. [Follows] The Oath of Allegiance.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (16). Aberdeen (60).

Acts vii. 272. N0 2208.

2 AUGUST— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act Against Thefts and Robberies.

Edinburgh : 2 August 1661.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1661.

1 f. Gothic letter. Pet. Wedderburne.

Arms 223 Power rity Burghs
All laws and Acts of Parliament against thefts and rob-
beries, &c., and against sorners and vagabonds are to be strictly
observed. All landlords, chieftains, and captains of clanns
and branches of clanns are to obey the Acts made thereanent ;
all subjects to assist in execution of the laws. These to be
printed and proclaimed.

Aberdeen (61). Beg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. (series iii) 24. jjo 2209.

6 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation for Restoring the Church
of Scotland to Its Ancient Government By Bishops.
Edinburgh : 6 September 1661.

[Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1661.]

Not found.

The Privy Council have considered the King’s letter of
14 August last from Whitehall stating, (1) that the Kinginliis
letter to the Presbytery of Edinburgh, No. 2181, August 1660,
promised to maintain the government of the Church of Scot-
land settled by law, (2) the Estates of Parliament have
rescinded all the Acts since the troubles began, leaving to
His Majesty the settlement of church government. In com-
pliance with the Act Rescissory and Proclamation 10 June
last, No. 2207, His Majesty declares to his Council that he will
restore the church to its government by bishops as it was by
law before the late troubles. All subjects are to cheerfully
acquiesce and obey. Sheriffs, &c., to see it obeyed. Persons
discoursing, preaching, &c., against it to be imprisoned.
The rents of the bishoprics, deaneries, &c., are not to be paid
to their present owners this year but held till further orders.

Beg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 30, see 28; Wodrow i, App. 48; Merc Pub. 578.

H° 2210.

6 SEPTEMBER.

London reprint : W. G. for R. Thrall : [1661].

1 f. Gothic letter. Pet. Wedderburne.

Arms 250 date Majesties none
A reprint of No. 2210, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 1 (158). Bodl. Fol. ©. 660 (132). Dalk. 1
(189). N° 2211.

18 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forasmuch as during the late
unhappie troubles . . .

Anent the election of magistrates within burghs royall.
Edinburgh : 19 September 1661.

Found only in MS. Pet. Wedderburne.

Many fanatics and persons opposed to monarchy have
attained municipal office during the late troubles, which may
lead to future disturbances. No persons are to be elected
but such as are of approved loyalty qualified according to
the late acts of parliament. Elections otherwise made to be
declared void. These to be published.

Beg. MS. copy. N° 2212.

2 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Information being given that of late . . .
Against counterfeit tumours.

Edinburgh : 2 October 1661.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1661.

[Not found.]

Counterfeit tumours are imported, one-third lighter than
the genuine ones. They have over the thistle deus protector

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noster and about the crown and C.R. nomen domini sit benedict.
No one is to deal with them or own them on pain of confisca-
tion of half their money and one-third their goods. These
to be printed and published.

P.C. Reg. i. 59; Patrick ii. 143. N° 2213.

2 OCTOBER — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Haveing considered how necessar it is . . .
For the Commission for planting of Kirks.
Edinburgh : 2 October 1661.

Found only in MS.

The Commission to sit at Edinburgh 13 Nov. next. These
to be proclaimed and published.

P.C. Reg. i. 60. N° 2214.

19 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] The Lords . . . considering that
since the reformation . . .

Against papists.

Edinburgh : 19 November 1661.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1661.

[Not found.]

Cites late act ordering all Jesuits, priests, and trafficking
papists to leave the kingdom within a month. This and all
other acts are to be strictly observed. Sheriffs, &c., to send
in a list of all papists yearly and to seize on all papist books,
&c. These to be printed and published.

Reg. Original signed, with certificate of publication.

P.C. Reg. i. 89. N° 2215.

19 NOVEMBER.- [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] The Lords . . . that of late diverse
bookes and . . .

Against printing unlicensed by the P.C.
Edinburgh : 19 November 1661.

Found only in MS.

No printer or company to print anything without licence
from the Secret Council or some delegate appointed by them.
These to be published at the market crosses of all burghs
where the said printers or companies reside.

Reg. Original signed, with certificate of publication, 20
Nov.

P.C. Reg. i. 90. N° 2216.

21 NOVEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] F oralsmuch as it hes plesed the
Kings . . .

For praying for the Queen and royal family.
Edinburgh: 21 November 1661.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1661.

[Not found.]

Cites royal letter ordering prayers for Q. Kathrin, Mary
Queen mother, James, Duke of York, and the rest of the
royal progeny. All ministers are to pray for the King, and
thereafter for the Queen and the rest of the royal family.
These to be printed and published.

Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 95. N° 2217.

26 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forasmuch as the exportation of
gold and silver . . .

Anent the value of current gold coins.
Edinburgh : 26 November 1661.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1661.

[Not found.]

Cites proclamation 26 August, 1 661, No. 3324, England, q.v.
The following are the rates at which gold coins are to pass.
The double angel (formerly ,£1 3. 6s. 8rf.) at £14. 4s. 8 d. Scots.

VOL. II

The single angel, the dagger piece, and Scots rider (£6. 1 3s. 4 d.)
at £7. 2s. 4 d., quarter, fyft, and eight part proportionately, the
new piece (£12.) £12. 16s., half and quarter proportion-
ately, the double soveraign (£21. 6s. 8d.) £22. 14s. 8d.,the rose
noble Scots and English (£10. 13s. 4d.)£l 1. 7s. 4 d., the double
Hary noble (£18. 13s. 4d.) £19. 18s. The late usurper’s coin is
not to pass, but is to be brought into the mint forthwith.
No money or plate is to be exported on pain of confiscation.
These to be printed and published.

Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 98 ; Patrick ii. 145. N° 2218.

12 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forasmuch as by ane act of Privy

Discharging presbyteries to admit ministers.
Edinburgh : 12 December 1661.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1681.

[Not found.]

Cites Act 6 September, No. 2210, q.v., restoring bishops ;
by Act 1, Pari. 21, Jas. YI, all presentations are to be
directed to the archbishops and bishops. Presbyteries are
not to admit ministers, and patrons are not to direct pre-
sentations to them. These to be printed and published.
Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 119 ; Nicoll, 353. 2219.

1662

2 JANUARY— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] The Lords . . . considering that the late

[Enforcing the Navigation Acts.]

Edinburgh: 2 January 1662.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1662.

1 f. Gothic letter. Pet. Wedderburne.

Arms 223 the transportation Peer

Recites provisions of Act for encouraging of Shipping
and Navigation, which have not been put into execution.
It is to be enforced after 1 March 1662. These to be
proclaimed.

Aberdeen (62). Reg. Original signed, with certificate of
publication.

P.C. Reg. i. 127. jfo 2220.

9 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Prohibiting all Ecclesiastical Meet-
ings in Synods or Presbyteries, until Authorized and
Ordered by the Archbishop and Bishops.
Edinburgh: 9 January 1662.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1662.

1 f. Gothic letter. Pet. Wedderburne.

Arms 223 Whitehall by as

The Lords have considered the King’s letter of 28 Decem-
ber 1661, stating that since the proclamation 6 Sept. 1661,
No. 2210, q.v., he has nominated persons to the bishoprics
who have since been consecrated, the allowance to hold
synods and presbyteries temporarily has been withdrawn.
No such meetings are to be held in future, till they are
authorized by the archbishops and bishops. All persons are
to obey ; any one offering disrespect to the archbishops
&c., will be severely punished. This to be printed and
published.

B.L. Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 130, see 125 ; Merc. Pub. 64 ; King. Intell. 52 ; Wodrow i,

App. 49. N° 2221.

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9 JANUARY.

London: [W. G. ?] for R. Thrall: [1661-2].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 35 Letter, Authority Cross.

A reprint of No. 2221, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 1 (169); C. 21. f. 1 (28). Bodl. Fol. 0. 660
(153). Dalk. 1 (192). K.I.D. P. 553. N° 2222.

6 FEBRUARY— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] The Lords . . . taking to their
consideration . . .

For the observance of Lent and Fish-days.
Edinburgh : 6 February 1662.

Found only in MS. Pet. Wedderburne.

Lent and the weekly fish-days, Wednesday, Friday, and
Saturday, are to be strictly observed — no flesh-meat being
killed or eaten — as before 1640. Fines: £10 first offence,
£20 second, £40 third, one-half to delators. These to be
proclaimed.

Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 153. 1*° 2223.

13 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forasmuch as it hes pleased the
Kinges . . .

Adjourning the meeting of Parliament.
Edinburgh : 13 February 1662.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1662.

[Not found.]

Cites royal letter, 8 Feb. Parliament is adjourned to
8 May. These to be proclaimed and printed.

P.C. Reg. i. 161. N° 2224.

13 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forasmuch as the 128 act of the

Anent the King’s forests.

Edinburgh : 13 February 1662.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1662.

[Not found.]

Cites Act 128, P. 12, Jas. VI, for preservation of royal
forests. This and all other such acts are to be strictly
observed. These to be printed and published.

Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 161. N° 2225.

10 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] We . . . being certainlie informed that . . .
Anent the apprehending of witches.

Edinburgh : 10 April 1662.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1662.

[Not found.]

Unauthorized persons have seized and tortured suspected
witches. No person is to seize a witch without legal war-
rant, and when legally apprehended no torture is to be used
against them to bring a confession. These to be printed
and published.

Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 198. N° 2226.

10 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsameikle as by diverse acts of Parlia-
ment . . .

Against the mixture of wines.

Edinburgh : 10 April 1662.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1662.

[Not found.]

Cites Act, 126, P. 7, Jas. VI, against mixing water with
wine. This is prohibited, as also mixing new wine with old

wine and water, chalk, &c. These to be printed and pub-
lished.

Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 198. 2227.

24 APRIL .—[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation forbidding the import of doits.
[Begins] Forasmuch as our soveraigne Lord, with
advyce . . .

Edinburgh : 24 April 1662.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1662.

[Not found.]

Cites Act 12 July 1661. No foreign copper coin to be
imported, on pain of confiscation. French doubles or doits
now in the kingdom to be current as one penny Scots till
further order. These to be printed and published.

Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 202 ; Patrick ii. 146.

See Acts vii. 254. U-0 2228.

7 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] [Be-
gins] Forasmuch as the Kinges Majesty . . .

For the meeting of Parliament.

Edinburgh : 7 May 1662.

Found only in MS.

All summoned to meet in the Parliament House at 10 a.m.
to-morrow.

P.C. Reg. i. 204. 2229.

13 MAY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act for setling
the Orders in the Parliament-House.

Edinburgh : 13 May 1662.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. Anderson : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 237 of Admittance but
All members to attend each meeting under fine, half
penalty for coming after roll-call. No strangers allowed
except heirs of Peers, College of Justice, Knight Marshal,
Ushers to the Lyon, Justice-deputs, King’s Solicitor, one
servant of L. Chancellor, two of Constable, two of Marshal,
and one to Advocat. Arrangement of seats of each class.
Fine of 20s. sterling on any unauthorized person found in
the House.

Rules for order. All members to stay till the end of
business.

28 April 1685. Order to print and post up above Act.
B.L. Sig. 109. e. 6 (6). Adv. Pamph. 24 (63) cropped.
Acts vii. 371. N° 2230.

13 MAY.

Holy-rude-House printed : 28 April 1686.

Edinburgh reprint : Heir of A. Anderson : 1686.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 237 Parlia- and Articles
Another edition of No. 2230, q.v.

Reg. Ill (30). N° 2231.

11 JUNE— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act concern-
ing such Benefices and Stipends as have been
possessed without presentations from the lawfull
Patrons

Edinburgh: 11 June 1662.

Not found.

Ministers entered on benefices in or after 1649 are not to
have rents for this present year 1662 and their benefices are
vacant. If they can procure presentation and collation
before 20 September they are to retain them. Patrons to

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give presentations to all incumbents who apply for them. If
no application be made, patrons may present up to 20 March
1663, when the presentation will fall to the bishop.

Acts vii. 376; Merc. Pub. 643; King. Intell. 636; Wodrow i,
App. 66. No 2232.

24 JUNE .-[BY THE ESTATES.] Act concern-
ing Masters of Universities, Ministers, &c.

Edinburgh : 24 June 1662.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1662.

[Not found.]

No masters, principal, regents, or other proffessors in
universities and colleges to be admitted who do not accept
episcopacy and take the oath of allegiance in the presence of
their bishops and patrons. Any minister absent from the
diocesan visitations or assembly without lawful excuse to be
suspended from his office and benefice until next meeting
and then deprived if he amend not. All private meetings in
houses under pretence of religion which tend to the prejudice
of public worship, &c., are forbidden. No one to teach with
licence of the diocesan. These to be printed and published.

Acts vii. 379 ; Merc. Pub. 644 ; King. Intell. 536 ; Wodrow i,
App. 66. N° 2233.

8 JULY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] An Act for

suppressing of Theft, Robberies and Depredations.

Edinburgh : 8 July 1662.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1662.

[Not found.] A. Primerose.

The owner of stolen goods to give notice to the sheriff,
justice of peace, or constable, who is to assemble the
parish. Thieves may be stopped in any other parish they
pass through. Heretors, &c., of parishes where the goods
are disposed of to be liable for the theft. £200 Scots reward
for every thief brought in. These to be printed and
published.

Acts vii. 382 ; King. Intell. 610 ; Merc. Pub. 502. N° 2234.

23 JULY. — A Proclamation for the re-establishing of
Episcopacy and rescinding the Covenant.

Edinburgh : 23 July 1662.

[Not found.]

Merc. Pub. 498 ; King. Intell. 506. N° 2235.

5 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

Concerning the Declaration To be signed by all
persons in publick Trust.

Edinburgh: 5 September 1662.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1662.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 223 Go- prevent esta-

All persons in any public trust or office shall at and before
their admission subscribe the Declaration underwritten. All
in office now to subscribe it. [Follows the Declaration] It
is unlawful to enter into Leagues and Covenants and take up
arms on any pretence. The National Covenant of 1638 and
The Solemn League and Covenant were unlawful oaths and
of no obligation.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (18).

Acts vii. 403 ; Merc. Pub. 639, (1663) 146 ; King. Intell. 636, (1663)
154 ; Wodrow i, App. 56. N° 2236.

10 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] The Lords . . . having in pursuance
of . . .

[Anent Diocesan Meetings.]

Holyrood House : 10 September 1662.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1662.

[Not found.] Pet. Wedderburne.

Cites proclamation Edinburgh, 9 January, No. 2221, q.v.,
discharging all ecclesiastical meetings till summoned by
bishops. Diocesan assemblies will be held in St. Andrews,
Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dunkell, Brechan, and Dumblain on
the second Tuesday in October, and in Galloway, Aberdeen,
Murray, Ross, Caithness, Isles, Argyle, and Orkney on the
third Tuesday. All ministers to attend under pain of con-
tempt. Any other ecclesiastical meetings counted seditious.
These to be printed and published.

P.C. Reg. i. 260 ; King. Intell. 633 ; Merc. Pub. 628 ; Wodrow i,
App. 69. n° 2237.

1 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] The Lords . . . That notwithstanding that

[Concerning presentation of ministers ]

Glasgow : 1 October 1662.

Glasgow : Robert Sanders 1 : 1662.

1 f. Gothic letter. Pet. Wedderburne.

Arms 227 notwithstan- nor of
Several ministers, who have entered on the cure of parishes
since 1649, have carried on their ministry, collected stipends
for 1662, and not kept 29 May as a solemn anniversary of
thanksgiving, in contempt of acts made and provided. They
are not to exerce any functions of the ministry. No one is
to acknowledge them as a lawful pastor, on pain of punish-
ment as frequenters of conventicles. They are to remove
themselves and their families from the parishes before 1 No-
vember next. No heretor is to pay a minister any part of
this year’s stipend unless the day of thanksgiving has been
kept. This to be printed and published by the sheriffs.
B.M. 1851. c. 11 (82). Adv. Pamph. 2 (19).

P.C. Reg. i. 269 ; Merc. Pub. 689 ; King. Intell. 683.

1 Printer to the Town of Glasgow. N° 2238.

1 OCTOBER.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1662.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 223 not- unless and
Another edition of No. 2238, q.v.

Adv. Procl. Ill (20). N° 2239.

16 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] The Lords ... in persueance of
ane act of the last . . .

Anent the post to Portpatrick.

Edinburgh : 16 December 1662.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1662.

[Not found.]

Robert Mein, merchant and keeper of the letter office at
Edinburgh, has been commissioned to establish posts on the
road to Ireland. No other persons are to carry letters
betwixt Edinburgh and Ireland under the name of foot posts
or otherwise. These to be printed and published.

Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 309. N° 2240.

23 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] The Lords . . . taking to con-
sideration the great . . .

[Proroguing the time for obtaining presentations.]
Edinburgh : 23 December 1662.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1662.

[Not found.] Pet. Wedderburne.

Cites favours offered to ministers as to new presentations
to their benefices, and Act of Council, 1 Oct., No. 2238, q.v.,
discharging such as were not presented, A further indul-
gence of time to ask for presentation is allowed till 1 Feb.
1663. Orders as to removal of disobedient ministers. All

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persons to attend service in their own parish churches.
Rules as to administration of the Sacrament. These to be
printed and published.

Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 312 ; King. Intell. 76 ; Merc. Pub. 65 ; Wodrow i,
App. 70. N° 2241.

1663

2 JUNE. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] The Lords . . . having receaved a letter . . .
[Adjourning Parliament till 18 June.]
Edinburgh: 2 June 1663.

Found only in MS.

Parliament is further adjourned to 18 June by royal
letter 29 May. These to be published.

Reg. Original signed, with certificate of publication.

P.C. Reg. i. 368 ; Merc. Pub. 366. 2247.

12 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forasmuch as it hes pleased his
Majestie . . .

Anent the fines.

Edinburgh : 12 February 1663.

Found only in MS.

Cites royal letter, 23 Jan., suspending first payment of the
fines under the Act of 9 September last until pleasure, and
dispensing with penalties for not paying. These to be
published.

Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 330, see 348.

Only published 16 March after a second royal letter. K° 2242.

12 FEBRUARY- [BY THE PRIVY COUN
CIL.] [Begins] Forasmuch as the not keeping of
Lent . . .

[Enforcing laws for observance of Lent, &c.]
Edinburgh : 12 February 1663.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1663.

[Not found.] Pet. Wedderburne.

The laws as to Lent are still disobeyed. Recites Act of
Council, 6 Feb. 1662, No. 2223, q.v., which is to be strictly
enforced. This to be printed and published.

Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 331 ; Merc. Pub. 130 ; King. Intell. 133. 2243.

10 JULY— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act Against
Separation and Disobedience to Ecclesiastical
Authority.

Edinburgh : 10 July 1663.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1663.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 223 Reli- Archbishops 2) Acts, ignorance
Cites Acts for restoration of Episcopal Church govern-
ment, and vacation of benefices by non-conforming ministers.
Confirms them. Privy Council is ordered to enforce them
against ministers, and to punish non-conforming ministers
for sedition if they exercise their ministry. Every person
absent from divine worship (either from popery or disaffec-
tion) will be fined according to his degree. The Privy
Council to execute this. These to be printed and published.
B.M. MS. 23119. f. 130. Adv. Pamph. 2 (21).

Acts vii. 455 ; Merc. Pub. 466 ; King. Intell. 471. U° 2248.

4 AUGUST .—[BY THE ESTATES.] Additional
Act Concerning the Declaration To be signed by all
persons in publick Trust.

Edinburgh : 4 August 1663.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1663.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 223 September Parliament Kingdom.
Hamilton (114 Maitland).

3 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] The Lords . . . finding it most necessary

Continuing the diocesan meeting of the synod of
Galloway.

Edinburgh : 3 March 1663.

The diocesan meeting is continued till the second Tuesday
of- May. This to be proclaimed.

P.C. Reg. i. 345. N° 2244.

9 APRIL. — BY THE KING. A Proclamation,
Commanding All Jesuites and Popish Priests To
depart this Kingdom.

Whitehall: 9 April 1663.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1663.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 223 Par- disturbed 2) tlieir thereupon
A reprint of No. 3381, England, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (20). N° 2245.

14 MAY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] The Lords . . . having receaved a letter . . .
Adjourning the meeting of Parliament.
Edinburgh : 14 May 1663.

Found only in MS.

Cites royal letter, 9 May 1663. Parliament, now adjourned
to 20 May, is further adjourned to 11 June. These to be
published.

Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 363. N° 2246.

N° 2249.

13 AUGUST [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forasmuch as it doth appear . . .

[Non- conforming ministers not to exercise their
functions.]

Edinburgh : 13 August 1663.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1663.

1 f. Gothic letter. Pet. Wedderburne.

Arms 223 right His other

In pursuance of Act 10 July, No. 2248, q.v., all ministers
who have been removed from office and have still continued
to preach are to remove with their families over 20 miles
from their parish, nor within 6 miles of Edinburgh or any
cathedral church or 3 miles of any royal burgh. No heretor
or householder to countenance any of them in exercising the
office of a minister. Ministers presented before 1649 are
bound to keep the synods and diocesan meetings on pain of
deprivation. These to be printed and published.

P.R.O. S.P.D. 78 (82). Adv. Pamph. 2 (22). Reg. I (22).
Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 403 ; Wodrow i, App. 78. N° 2250.

21 AUGUST.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act For a

new Imposition upon English Commodities.
Edinburgh : 21 August 1663.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1663.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 223 of ell -through
To encourage home manufactures from 1 Sept. £12 Scots
per ell on broad English cloth, £6 on Yorkshire cloth per
ell, 48s. on searge, 30s. on Castilians, £48 each on beaver

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hats, £48 on demy beavers and vigon, £24 doz. stag gloves,
<£12 doz. on single stags, cordivans, kid, or skiverings, 24s.
per lb. tobacco, and 80 per cent, on all other commodities
imported from England, to be valued by two skilful men on
oath. Farmers to collect these dues on penalty of a fine of
their value, half to informer. These to be printed and
published.

Aberdeen (63).

Acts vii. 465. N° 2251.

8 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Charles . . . Forsameikle as we
with advyse . . .

[Against resetting certain outlaws.]

Edinburgh : 8 September 1663.

All subjects to rise in arms and assist the Commissioners
in arresting these rebels. None to aid or assist them. These
to be proclaimed. Per actum dominorum secreti consilij.

P.C. Reg. i. 429. N° 2252.

Cites Acts 6 Feb. 1662, No. 2223, q.v., and 12 Feb. 1663,
No. 2243, q.v. These are to be enforced and the penalties
exacted with all rigour. These to be printed and published.
Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 492. 2255.

9 FEBRUARY - [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Whereas it being represented to
the Lords . . .

[Against the import of glass.]

Edinburgh : 9 February 1664.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1664.

[Not found.]

Robert Pape, master of the glass works in the citadel at
Leith, can make glass at easier rates than it can be imported.
No one is to import any glass on pain of confiscation, except
window glass. These to be printed and published.

P.C. Reg. i. 498. N° 2250.

7 OCTOBER. -[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Wheras his Majesty with advyse . . .

Anent ministers coming from Ireland.

Edinburgh : 7 October 1663.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1663.

[Not found.]

Cites proclamation 22 Feb. 1661, No. 2202, q.v., which it
renews in full force. William Earl of Glencairn, Hew. E.
of Eglintoun, E. of Galloway, Wm. L. Cochran, Provosts of
Glasgow, Air, and Wigton, Maxwell of Munshes, and Stewart
of Tundergie or any one of them to examine persons without
passes. Persons absenting themselves from church are to
be prosecuted after three distinct citations at church after
divine service. These to be printed and published.

Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 439.

Proclaimed 16 October. N° 2253.

20 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forasmuch as be ane act of the first . . .
Concerning the superscription of the new coins.
Holyrood House : 20 October 1663.

Found only in MS.

Cites Act 12 June 1661 for new silver coins, 4 merks,
2 merks, 1 merk, and half-merk. To bear on one side
Carolus II dei Gratia with a little thistle or secret mark,
on the other the arms of Scotland in the first, the arms of
England and France quartered in the second, Scotland
third, and Ireland fourth, with a X crowned at each side of
the four escutcheons, and circumscription Mag. Br. Fran.

XXVI

et Hib. Bex, with the year of God and — - — on the two

, . XIII . VI X1 , „

merk piece, - ^ ■ on the merk piece, and — on the half-merk.

The weight of the two merk piece to be 10 den. 13 gr.
19 pr., the merk 5 den. 6 gr. 21 pr. 12 sec., coined from
standard silver 11 deniers fine.

Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 450 ; Patrick ii. 149. U° 2254.

1664

16 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Charles . . . Forsameikle as wee,
with . . .

[Against resetting the Kennedies.]

Edinburgh : 16 February 1664.

John Kennedy, elder and younger, were put to the horn
for not appearing before the Commissioners for administra-
tion of justice to the people in Scotland on 15 October 1652
on a charge of murder. No one is to aid them in any way,
&c. These to be proclaimed. Per actum Dominorum
secreti concilij.

P.C. Reg. i. 504. jjo 2257.

18 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] F orasmuch as it hath pleased . . .
[For the due payment of fines.]

Edinburgh : 18 February 1664.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1664.

1 f. Gothic letter. Pet. Wedderburne.

Arms 223 Whitehall the ordains
Cites royal letter 6 Feb. reciting letter 23 Jan. 1663
ordering a proclamation, No. 2242, q.v., to suspend the
fines under the Act of Indemnity. A new proclamation is
to be issued ordering the first half of the fines to be paid
before 1 Aug. 1664 and the second at Candlemas 1665.
These to be printed, &c.

B.L. Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 507 ; Intell. 153. 2258.

23 FEBRUARY.- [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] The Lords . . . albeit it is appointed
be the fyft . . .

For taking up the Declaration by sheriffs, &c.
Edinburgh : 23 February 1664.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1664.

[Not found.]

All persons in public trust and office who do not subscribe
the declaration before 14 April next are forbidden to exercise
their offices. These to be printed and proclaimed.

Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 509. N0 2259.

2 FEBRUARY.- [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forasmuch as the Lords . . . taking
to their . . .

Anent Lent.

Edinburgh : 2 February 1664.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1664.

[Not found.]

23 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] The Lords . . . the not observance
of the acts . . .

Against the carrying of hagbuts, &c.
Edinburgh : 23 February 1664.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1664.

[Not found.]

365

N°s 2260-70

1664: 16 Charles II

No persons to carry or shoot with guns within a mile of a
royal palace, &c., or forest. No one to use setting dogs,
nets, or girnes in any place. No one to carry guns without
licence from the Privy Council. These to be printed and
published.

Reg. Original signed.

30 MAY. — BY THE KING. A Proclamation For
Recalling and Prohibiting Sea-men from the Services
of Forreign Princes and States.

Edinburgh reprint : E. Tyler : 1664.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 223 Mari men His

P.C. Keg. i. 509. N° 2260.

24 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] The Lords . . . taking to consideration that

Against the export of salmon without paying duty.

Edinburgh : 24 March 1664.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1664.

[Not found.]

Salmon are sold to strangers without paying duty. None
are to be sold until they are packed in barrels and the
ordinary custom and bulzeon paid on them. These to be
printed and published.

P.C. Reg. i. 522. N° 2261.

19 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] The Lords . . . being informed that without

Against unlicensed collections.

Edinburgh : 19 April 1664.

Edinbui’gh : E. Tyler : 1664.

[Not found.]

To prohibit and discharge all persons whatsoever to seek,
demand, or receive any contributions or supply, as also to
grant or deliver any contributions, unless upon such occasions
as have been publicly allowed and known and heretofore
practised, or without a special warrant and allowance of the
lords of the Privy Council, or of the lords of the clergy in
whose diocese such collections are agitated, upon pain of
being proceeded against as persons disaffected to the govern-
ment, and movers of sedition.

Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 526 ; Intell. 313. 1*° 2262.

19 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forasmuch as notwithstanding it hes
pleased . . .

Against ‘ De Jure Regni’ translated.

Edinburgh : 19 April 1664.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1664.

[Not found.]

For calling in and suppressing an old seditious pamphlet,
entitled De Jure Regni apud Scotos, whereof Mr. George
Buchanan was the author, which was condemned by Act of
Parliament, anno 1584, written in Latin, and is now trans-
lated into English, on purpose to corrupt the affection of
His Majesty’s subjects, and to dispose them to new troubles.
These to be printed and published.

Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 527 ; Intell. 313. N° 2263.

19 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] The Lords . . . being informed that not-
withstanding . . .

For Col. Lesly, anent making of salt.
Edinburgh : 19 April 1664.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1664.

[Not found.]

Cites Act 1 March 1661 granting a patent to Col. Ludovick
Lesly for salt-pans for 19 years. No one is to infringe this
patent. These to be printed and published.

Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 527. N° 2264.

A reprint of No. 3398, England, q.v.

B.L.

See No. 2267. N° 2265.

2 JUNE. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] The Lords . . . that notwithstanding . . .
[Against landing of goods from Holland.]
Edinburgh : 2 June 1664.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1664.

1 f. Gothic letter. Pet. Wedderburne.

Arms 223 that enter ordains
Notwithstanding the orders for quarantine several skippers
have landed goods imported from Holland and come ashore
themselves. All skippers, &c., are prohibited from so doing
on pain of confiscation of ship and goods, and imprisonment
during pleasure. These to be printed and proclaimed.
Aberdeen (64).1
P.C. Reg. i. 534.

1 Proclaimed 10 July. 2266.

7 JUNE. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation For Re-calling and Prohibiting
Sea-men from the Services of forreign Princes and
States.

Edinburgh : 7 June 1664.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1664.

1 f. Gothic letter. Pet. Wedderburne.

Arms 223 Kings preventing to.

By royal letter, Whitehall, 2 June, a proclamation is
ordered to be issued against Scots seamen entering foreign
service. All engaged therein are to return. These to be
printed and proclaimed.

Aberdeen (65).1
P.C. Reg. i. 538.

The copy of the English proclamation No. 3398, of which this is the
Scots form in the Register House, Edinburgh.

1 Proclaimed 10 July. George Beattie, messenger. N° 2267.

16 JUNE. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forsameikle as wee and the
Lords . . .

Commission for arresting the McLeans.
Edinburgh : 16 June 1664.

Order to proclaim.

P.C. Reg. i. 545. N° 2268.

16 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forsameikle as we and the
Lords . . .

Against intercommuning with the M°Leans.
Edinburgh: 16 June 1664.

Order to proclaim.

P.C. Reg. i. 547. N° 2269.

7 JULY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] The Lords . . . taking to their consideration

Against convocations.

Edinburgh : 7 July 1664.

Found only in MS.

Against gatherings on pretence of executing Acts of Par-
liament. The Act of first session of last Parliament concern-
ing rising in arms is to be strictly observed, on pain of
treason. These to be published.

Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 559. N° 2270.

366

1664-5: 16-17 Charles II

Nos 2271-9

8 JULY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Whereas it is informed . . .

[Trade with Holland prohibited : plague.]
Edinburgh : 8 July 1664.

[Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1664.]

[2] ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 223 Provinces this 2)

Owing to the increase of plague in Holland .and the
United Provinces all trade and commerce with them is
forbidden till 1 November next. Provisions for quarantine.
These to be printed and published.

Aberdeen (66), sheet 1 only. Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 561. N° 2271.

30 JULY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forasmuch as it hath pleased . . .
[Concerning payment of the fines.]

Edinburgh : 30 July 1664.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1664.

1 f. Gothic letter. Pet. Wedderburne.

Arms 223 Letter first ordains
Cites royal letter 6 Feb. ordering fined persons charged
before Lambmass [1 Aug.] 1664 to pay the first half before
Mai'tinmas and the remainder before Candlemas 1665. As
none are yet charged, a royal letter 26 July orders all
charged before 31 Aug. to make ready the first moiety at
11 Dec. and the second at 11 March 1665. Citations at
market crosses sufficient. These to be proclaimed, printed,
and published.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (24). Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 579 ; see Newes 530. N° 2272.

28 OCTOBER.— [BY THE KING IN COUN-
CIL.] His Majesties Declaration For Encouragment
of Seamen and Marines Employed in the present
Service.

Whitehall : 28 October 1664.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1664.

[Not found.]

Reprint of No. 3402, England, q.v., ordered by P.C.
10 November.

P.C. Reg. i. 620. N° 2273.

3 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING.] [Begins]
Charles . . . Forasmuch as during the late troubles

Anent the fines.

Edinburgh : 3 November 1664.

Found only in MS. Lauderdale.

All fines under the Act of the Estates convened 9 Sept.
1662 are to be paid forthwith, the first half before Candlemas
1665, the other half before Whitsunday 1665, on pain of
losing the benefit of the Act of pardon and indemnity.
Payment to be made to Sir William Bruce, Clerk of the
Bills.

Reg. MS. draft (published 1 7 Nov.).

P.C. Reg. i. 613. N° 2274.

17 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forasmuch as it is notour, that

[Non-conforming ministers to leave Edinburgh.]
Edinburgh : 17 November 1664.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1664,

1 f. Gothic letter. Pet. Wedderburne.

Arms 223 gone they these
All ministers removed from the charge of the ministry
since 1 Jan. 1661 to leave Edinburgh within 48 hours, and

not to abide there or in other places forbidden by Act
of Council 13 Aug. 1663, No. 2250, q.v., unless they obtain
licence, on pain of imprisonment. These to be printed and
published.

P.R.O. S.P.D. 105 (8). Adv. Pamph. 2 (25). Reg.
Original signed.

P.C. Reg. i. 624. N° 2275.

1665

12 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Wheras it hes pleased his Majestie . . .
Anent seamen.

Edinburgh : 12 January 1665.

Found only in MS.

Cites royal letter of 22 Dec. No shipmasters or seamen
to put to sea before 12 Feb. next. These to be published.
Reg. Original signed, with certificate of publication (13th).
P.C. Reg. ii. 2. no 2276.

25 JANUARY— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forasmuch as the Lords . . . taking to their

Anent the observance of Lent.

Edinburgh : 25 January 1665.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1665.

[Not found.]

Cites previous proclamations from 1662, Nos. 2223,
2243, 2255, q.v., and enforces them. These to be printed
and published.

Reg. Original signed, with certificate of publication (27th).
P.C. Reg. iii. 8. N° 2277.

3 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation for a publick general Fast, throughout
the realm of Scotland.

Edinburgh : 3 May 1665.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1665.

[Not found.]

Charles has been forced into war with the United
Provinces. A fast to be kept throughout Scotland on
Wednesday, 7 June. This to be read in every parish
church the Sunday before.

Reg. Original signed, with corrections.

P.C. Reg. ii. 42 ; Wodrow i, App. 83. 2278.

9 MAY.— [BY THE KING.] [Begins] Forasmuch
as Wee taking to our princly consideracion . . .

For an imposition on foreign salt.

Whitehall : 9 May 1665.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1665.

[Not found.]

£12 Scots on each water-boll of foreign salt imported after
2 July. Salt used for fish free from impositions.

Reg. Original under sign manual.1 P.C. Original signed
(15 June).

P.C. Reg. ii. 53 (15 June). Order to print. Intell. 497.

1 May it pleas your Majestie. These Conteines your Majesties
Ordour for Imposeing of twelve pounds Scottis vpon each watter
boll of Forrayne Salt That shall Happin to be Imported Into your
Majesties Kingdom of Scotland And not Consumed vpon the making
and Cureing of Fishes there, to be payed be the Importer therof to
your Majesties Thesaurer or Thesaurer Depute For your Majestie and
your Successors vse which your Majestie wes Graciouslie Pleased to
Impose for the Preventing of the Decay of Trade and ruine of Manu-
factories of Coall and Salt and Improvement of Your Majesties revenue
with warrand to the Lords of your Majesties Privie Counsell to Record
the Same on ther books and to make such acts thervpon as shall be
requisite And your Majesties Thesaurer and Thesaurer depute to take
cair of the manadgment therof Lauderdaile. N° 2279.

367

Nos 2280-8

1665: 17 Charles II

2 JUNE.— BY THE KING. A Proclamation For

calling a Convention of Estates.

Whitehall: 2 June 1665.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1665.

1 f. Gothic letter. Lauderdaile.

Arms 223 Ireland, and seven-
In view of the war with the United Provinces a Conven-
tion of Estates is summoned at Edinburgh on 2 August.
Provisions for new elections if not already made. These to
be proclaimed.

Aberdeen (67).1

Reg. Original under sign manual, with P.C. order to
print, 29 June.

P.C. Reg. ii. 60 (26 June) ; Intell. 556. 2

1 Proclaimed 8 July by Geo. Pratt. Signed and sealed certificate.

2 Proclaimed July, Edinburgh. N0 2280.

10 JUNE— BY THE KING. [Begins] Charles . . .
Forasmuch as our Navy Royall under . . .

For a thanksgiving for victory over the Dutch.
Whitehall : 10 June 1665.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1665.

[Not found.]

Thanksgiving to be held 13 July.

22 June. Order to print and publish.

Reg. Scots original signed.

P.C. Reg. ii. 56. N° 2281.

12 JULY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forasmuch as the Sickness . . .

[Trade with England suspended : plague.]
Edinburgh: 12 July 1665.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1665.

2 ff. Gothic letter. Pet. Wedderburne.

Arms 223 places continuance 2) that King-
In consequence of the increase of the plague in London,
all trade with it and with other infected places in England
is stopped till 1 Nov. next, whether by sea or by land in
packs or otherwise. No one is to load a ship for an infected
town, or to discharge cargo from it, till they have handled
it daily for 40 days. All persons coming from England to
stay on the borders till they are examined. They are to
bring a particular pass with them that they come from
places free of plague, on pain of loss of their goods, ships,
and lives. No one to board any vessel without a warrant on
pain of forfeiture of their boat and 40 days’ trial with fine
afterwards. Guards to be set on suspect goods and men during
40 days’ trial. These to be printed and published at Edin-
burgh, ‘ Peir and Shoar of Leith ’ and elsewhere.

P.R.O. S.P.D. 126 (87). Sig. 46. f. (22) cropped. Reg.
Original signed.

P.C. Reg. ii. 71 ; Intell. 621. Proclaimed 14 July ; Newes 638.

N° 2282.

1 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forasmuch as the King’s majestie hath . . .
For the meeting of the Convention of Estates.
Edinburgh : 1 August 1665.

Found only in MS.

All to be ready to meet on the 2nd at 2 p.m.

P.C. Reg. ii. 86. 2283.

4 AUGUST— [BY THE ESTATES.] [Begins]
Charles . . . Forasmuch as Our Convention . . .

[For the inbringing of the 40s. tax.]
Edinburgh : 4 August 1665.

[Edinburgh : E. Tyler : .]

1 f. Roman letter. Thomas Hay.1

Arms 223 Faith, and August.

The Convention of Estates have granted 40s. yearly on
every pound land of old extent for 5 years payable at Whit-

sonday 1666, 1667, 1668, 1669, and 1670. Certain shires pay
only 2 merks by reason of their high retours. The burgh of
[Aberdeen] is to elect persons to stent their neighbours and
make a stent roll in 24 hours, payment of the tax to be
made within 3 days, and thereon pay it to [William Duke
of Hamilton] collector general for the [fourth] term.
Aberdeen (69) signed and sealed.

Acts vii. 530.

1 MS. signature. jjo 2284

16 AUGUST. — A Proclamation for a general fast on
the second Wednesday of September.

Edinburgh : 16 August 1665.

Not found.

Intell. 782. 2285.

3 OCTOBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as by ane Act of

Anent the fines.

Edinburgh : 3 October 1665.

Found only in MS.

The second half of the fines will be remitted to all who
have paid the first half and will take the Oath of Allegiance
and the Declaration. The first half must be paid before
1 Dec. (or 1 Jan. north of Esk).

Reg. Original signed, with certificate of publication,
5 Oct.

P.C. Reg. ii. 92.

Order to print cancelled. 2286

14 OCTOBER. — A Proclamation ordering Soldiers and
Officers in States General service to return.

[Not found.]

Intell. 1019. 2287.

7 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] The Lords . . . finding it now, after . . .
[Anent deposed ministers.]

Edinburgh : 7 December 1665.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1665.

1 f. Gothic letter. Pet. Wedderburne.

Arms 223 tender extended these
Cites Acts 23 Dec. 1662, No. 2241, and 13 Aug. 1663,
No. 2250. These Acts are extended to all admitted
ministers since deposed. They are to move 20 miles
from their parish, 6 miles from Edinburgh, and 3 miles from
any burgh royal, and not exercise any preaching or teach-
ing office without permission.

B.L. Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. ii. 107 ; Oxford Gazette, No. 14 (caused by Alexander
Smith); Wodrow i, App. 84. KT° 2288.

7 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Charles . . . Forsamickle as the
assembling and conveening Our Subjects without
Our warrand . . .

[Against conventicles and seditious meetings.]
Edinburgh : 7 December 1665.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1665.

2 ft*. Gothic letter.

Arms 223 Faith, dom 2) mi- at
Forbidding all meetings held on pretence of religion, by
persons who withdraw from their own parish churches, as
infusing poisonous and pernicious principles to the confusion
and ruin of church and kingdom ; all who attend them
shall be counted seditious, and punished as such ; ministers
to be subjected to the highest pains. Search to be made

368

1665-6: 17-18 Charles II

Nos 2289-97

where these meetings have been held for the attenders.
This to be published at market crosses and in parish
churches.

P.R.O. S.P.D. 138 (59). Reg. Original signed, with
corrections.

P.C. Keg. ii. 108; Wodrow i, App. 84. N° 2289.

7 DECEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Whereas, by the Act of Convention

[Prorogating the diet for ecclesiastical taxt-rolls.]
Edinburgh : 7 December 1665.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1665.

1 f. Gothic letter. Pet. Wedderburne.

Arms 223 this dained, King-

Cites Act of Convention 4 Aug. for a taxation, wherein all
kirkmen were ordered to meet on 25 Oct. with their vassals
for setting down taxt-rolls of relief. As some have not met
owing to the Act being proclaimed late, they are to meet on
1 4 March next. These to be printed and proclaimed.
Aberdeen (70).

P.C. Reg. ii. 108. N° 2290.

21 DECEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation, Discharging Trade and
Commerce with the City of London, and other Places
of the Kingdom of England, suspected of the
Plague.

Edinburgh : 21 December 1665.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1665.

1 f. Gothic letter. Pet. Wedderburne.

Arms 223 serious Kingdom pretend

Ratifying the order of 12 July, No. 2282, q.v., on account
of plague. The danger is great, as many consider the late
proclamation expired in November, and are renewing inter-
course.

P.R.O. S.P.D. 139 (86).

P.C. Reg. ii. 119. N° 2291.

1666

18 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation Anent the Prices of Ale and
drinking Beer.

Edinburgh : 18 January 1666.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1666.

1 f. Gothic letter.

just that of

When a boll of best rough bear is £6 Scots, of Linlithgow
measure, the pint of best ale and best drinking beer is 12 d.
Scots ; when it is £8 Scots, 20 d. Scots the pint ; when £10
Scots, 2s. Scots the pint ; with the addition of 2d. Scots on a
pint for the ordinary excise and another 2d. Scots for
Edinburgh. The price of barley-bear is not limited to that
of rough bear. The price of ale is to rise and fall with that
of rough bear. Brewers and tapsters to keep these prices, on
pain of suspension for a year. Sheriffs, &c., to report
offenders to Privy Council, and to appoint tasters and
cunsters to see that the ale is good. None is to be sold at
dearer rates. This to come into effect on 1 February south
of [Tay] and 9 February north of it. To be printed and
published.

Sig. 46. f. (23) cropped. Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. ii. 130. N° 2292.

8 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-

CIL.] [Begins] The Lords . . . considering that by
divers . . .

[Against the Apologetical Narration.]
Edinburgh: 8 February 1666.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1666.

[Not found.]

The authors of libels are punishable with death. The Apo-
logetical Narration of the suffering Ministers of the Kirk of
Scotland since August 1661 is full of seditious, treasonable,
and rebellious principles. It is to be burnt on the High
Street of Edinburgh, near the market cross, by the hangman
on 1 4 Feb. All persons possessing copies are to give them up
to the sheriffs by 28 Feb. (N. of Tay 21 March). Fine of
,£2,000 Scots on any one having a copy after that date.
Any one printing or dispersing copies to be punished as a
rebel. These to be printed and published.

Reg. Original signed, with corrections.

P.C. Reg. ii. 138 ; Wodrow i, App. 85. jjo 2293.

9 FEBRUARY.— [BYTHE KING.] His Majesties

Declaration Against the French.

Whitehall : 9 February 1666.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1666.

[Not found.]

A reprint of No. 3455, England, q.v., ordered by P.C.
2 March to be printed and published. N° 2294.

21 FEBRUARY. — BY THE KING. [Begins]
Charles . . . Forasmuch as the French King pre-
tending . . .

War with France.

Whitehall: 21 February 1666.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1666.

[Not found.]

Another form of No. 2294, q.v.

P.C. Reg. Order to print 2 March. 2295.

2 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] The Lords . . . considering that albeit it
hath . . .

For preventing the pestilence.

Edinburgh : 2 March 1666.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1 666.

[Not found.]

All persons bringing goods from England to lie in quaran-
tine for forty days. This to be in force till 1 June, or longer
if so ordered. These to be printed and published.

P.C. Reg. ii. 147. N0 2296.

28 JUNE. — BY THE KING. A Proclamation for
a Publick General Fast throughout the Realm of
Scotland.

Edinburgh : 28 June 1666.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1666.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 228 France and the
For a general fast in Scotland, to implore the blessing of
God on the naval forces set out against the United Provinces,
France, and Denmark, to be held on 11 July south of Esk,
18 July north of Esk. All who neglect will be proceeded
against as disaffected.

P.R.O. S.P.D. 160(59). Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. ii. 173. N° 2297.

14 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Charles . . . Forasmuch as it hath pleased Almighty

For a thanksgiving.

Edinburgh: 14 August 1666.

Found only in MS.

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369

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1666-7: 18-19 Charles II

A thanksgiving for the victory of 25 and 26 July to be
held on 23 August in Edinburgh and Midlothian, 30 August
elsewhere.

P.C. Reg. ii. 187. N° 2298.

14 AUGUST— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act Discharging the vending of any Goods brought
from Ostend, or any other Town or Port of the
Spanish Neatherlands, till they abide their fourty
days tryal.

Edinburgh : 14 August 1666.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1666.

1 f. Gothic letter. Pet. Wedderburne.

Arms 228 Plague Commodities Macers

Owing to the outbreak of plague in the Spanish Nether-
lands, all goods from Ostend or any other port there are to
be quarantined, on pain of penalties in Act of 1 2 J uly last,

No. 2282, q.v. These to be printed and proclaimed and to
be in force till 1 Dec. and after during pleasure.

Aberdeen (71). Reg. Original signed, with corrections.

P.C. Reg. ii. 188. N° 2299.

11 OCTOBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation For procuring obedience to Eccle-
siastical Authority . . .

Edinburgh: 11 October 1666.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1666.

2 ff. Gothic letter.

Arms 228 Faith, and 2) particularly these
As the laws against papists, quakers, &c., have been badly
kept in Scotland, all masters are to cause their domestic
servants, grieves, chamberlains, &c., to obey them, attend
public worship, receive the sacrament, and abstain from
conventicles. All heretors, &c., are to make their tenants
give bond for obedience, removing them in default. Magis-
trates to be answerable for, and to take bonds from
burgesses and inhabitants suspected.

P.R.O. S P.D. 175 (78).

P.C. Reg. ii. 202 ; Wodrow i, App. 88. U"o 2300.

25 OCTOBER — [BY THE KING ] Proclamation
For the Convention of Estates.

Whitehall : 25 October 1666.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1666.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 223 England, sary Our
Calling a Convention of Estates for 9 January next at
Edinburgh. Provision for new elections if required. These
to be proclaimed.

Aberdeen (72).

P.C. Reg. ii. 206. Order to print 8 November. N° 2301.

21 NOVEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Charles . . . Whereas by the clear
and express Laws . . .

[Against the rebels in arms.]

Edinburgh: 21 November 1666.

Found only in MS.

Certain former rebels have again risen in arms in Kirkcud-
bright, Galloway, Ayr and other western shires, and have
pillaged Dumfries. They are to lay down arms and surrender
within twenty-four hours. No one is to resett or intercom-
mune with them. Masters of families, &c., to prevent their
dependants from joining them. These to be published.

Per actum dominorum secreti concilii.

Reg. Original signed, with corrections.

P.C. Reg. ii. 214 ; Wodrow i, App. 90. N° 2302.

370

21 NOVEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forasmeikle as the Insurrection at
Dumfries . . .

[Calling out the heretors.]

Edinburgh : 21 November 1666.

Calling out heretors in the Lothians, Fife, Perth, Stirling,
Dumbarton, Merse and Teviotdale, Tweeddale, Clackman-
nan, The Forest, Angus and Mearns, at fixed dates and
places. They are to seize on all disaffected persons in their
shires. These to be proclaimed.

P.C. Reg. ii. 216; Wodrow i, App. 90. N° 2303.

4 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation Discharging the receipt of
the Rebells lately in Armes in the West.

Edinburgh : 4 December 1666.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1666.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 228 De- who Edinburgh

Forbidding any to harbour Lieut. -Col. Jas. Wallace, Major
Lermonth, fifty-three others named, and any others con-
cerned in the late rebellion, but to pursue them as traitors,
and deliver them to the nearest magistrates. Order to
print and publish.

P.R.O. S.P.D. 180 (77). Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. ii. 230 ; Wodrow i, App. 91. N° 2304.

1667

1 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation Against the Importation of
Irish Cattle, &c.

Edinburgh: 1 February 1667.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1667.

1 f. Gothic letter. Pet. Wedderburne.

Arms 223 Ireland, many none

Cites Act for disposal of Trade and the Address of the Con-
vention of Estates in Aug. 1665, &c. No Irish cattle (except
horses), salt beef, grain, or meal to be imported after 1 March
next. All imported to be confiscated, half to informer.
P.R.O. S.P.D. 190 (4). Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. ii. 253. N° 2305.

25 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation, For bringing in Arms out of some
Western Shires.

Edinburgh : 25 March 1667.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler : 1667.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 228 Defender ty these

In view of the late rebellion in the Western Shires, and
the evil uses to which arms and ammunition may be put,
all arms in the Shires of Lanark, Air, Renfrew, Wigton, and
Kirkcudbright Stewartryare to be given up before 1 May,
on pain of fine 2,000 merks for a gentleman, 500 for others,
half to informer. Gentlemen may keep their swords.
The arms to be stored in Striviling or Dumbarton Castles.
Heretors are to defend their parish ministers against insults,
&c., from disaffected persons. These to be read in all
parish churches, proclaimed, and printed.

P.R.O. S.P.D. 195 (8). Reg. Original signed, with cor-
rections.

P.C. Reg. ii. 272 ; Wodrow i, App. 114.

Quoted as 5th or 15th. N° 2306.

1667: 19 Charles II

Nos 2307-14

25 MARCH.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as it is more than
high Time, . . .

[For bringing in horses.]

Edinburgh : 25 March 1667.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1667.

[Not found.]

No person in Lanark, Ayr, Renfrew, 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 mei’ks 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. N° 2307.

13 JUNE. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as We by divers
Acts of Parliament . . .

[Anent Ministers.]

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 i, App. 115. EJ° 2308.

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.

[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, Robert Chalmers brother to
Gadgirth, Henry Grier in Balmaclellan, David Stot in Iron-
gray, John Gordon in Midtoun of Dairy, William Gordon,
John M'Naught, Robert and Gilbert Cannons of the same, —
Gordon of Bar elder in Kirkpatrick-durham, PatrickM'Naught
in Cumnock, John M ‘Naught his son, — Gordon of Holm
younger, — Dempster of Carridow, — of Dargoner, — of Sundi-
wall, — Ramsay 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. Robert 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 Forsith, 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. N° 2312.

24 AUGUST.— BY THE KING. A Proclamation,
For Publishing the Peace between His Majesty and
the French King.

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.

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.

Edinbui’gh : E. Tyler: 1667.

1 f. Gothic letter. 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.

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.

[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 (3bclipped.

P.C. Reg. ; Wodrow i, App. Ira. N° 2313.

9 OCTOBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as we considei'ing

Anent the carrying of arms.

Edinburgh : 9 October 1667.

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. N° 2314.

371

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15 NOVEMBER — [BY THE PRIVY COUN
CIL.] [Begins] Forasmuch as the standing forces

Act anent the forces.

Edinburgh : 15 November 1667.

Prohibits the exaction of any money by the forces in
Lanark, Ayr, Dumfries, Wigton, &c., unless by order of Sir
William Bruce. Entertainment of troops is to be taken on
trust only by order of superior officers. Officers to punish
disorder. Commissioners of excise to fix a price for corn
and straw, &c. Copies of this to be affixed on market crosses
and church doors.

P.C. Keg. N° 2315.

12 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Whereas there are many Printed
copies of a . . .

Against the pamphlet entitled Nepthali.

Edinburgh: 12 December 1667.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler: 1667. .

[Not found.]

The pamphlet Nepthali or the Wrestlings of the Church of
Scotland is to be burnt in Edinburgh. All copies to be given
up before 12 January. These to be printed and published.

Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. N° 2310.

1668

13 FEBRUARY— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as by the
frequent Importation . . .

Against the importing of brandie wyne.
Edinburgh : 13 February 1668.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1668.

[Not found.]

The import of brandy is prejudicial to the heretors whose
barley and malt is consumed by brewers. By Act 6 of
session 3 of last parliament the import of strong waters is
forbidden. By Act 26 of that session, the ordering of foreign
trade is in the King’s prerogative. No brandy to be
loaded for import after 8 March next on pain of confiscation.
These to be printed and published.

Reg. Original signed, with certificate of publication (14tli).

P.C. Keg. N° 2317.

3 MARCH— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forsameikle as wee consider-
ing .. .

Anent seamen.

Edinburgh : 3 March 1668.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1668.

[Not found.]

No person, officer or mariner, to take service with any
foreign prince or in any foreign ship without licence from
the P. C. Any now in foreign service to leave it at once.
No one to enlist others for foreign service. The port officers
may stop suspected ships. Foreign men-of-war not to stay
more than twenty-four hours in a port unless constrained
thereto, and then not to break bulk or bring prize goods
ashore. No hostilities to be carried on in ports. Order to
print and publish.

Reg. Original signed, with certificate of publication (4th).
P.C. Reg.

Drawn up by the Lord Advocate and Sir James Murray (P.C. Reg.
27 February). N° 2318.

9 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as by the frequent
Importation . . .

Against importation of horses from Ireland.

Edinburgh : 9 April 1668.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1668.

[Not found.]

The purchase of Irish horses causes a great loss of money
to Scotland which is required for trade and manufacture.
No horses are to be imported after 1 June on pain of confis-
cation. These to be printed and proclaimed.

Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. N° 2319.

9 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] [Be-
gins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as We by our Act of

[Against rebels who have not accepted the indemnity.]
Edinburgh : 9 May 1668.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1668.

Not found.

Cites act of indemnity, 9 Oct., No. 2313, q.v. Many have
not accepted this grace. The sheriffs, &c., and officers of
our forces are to seize the following rebels :

In Carsphairn Parish. Nathanael Cannon in Formatoun,
James Macmitchel in Knockinreoch, John Macmillan in
Strong-gashel, Robert Macmillan in Kiltarsen, William Mac-
millan in Bredinoch, James Mackilney in Polmidow, John
Logan in Loch-head, John Crawford in Drumjoan, John
Cuningham in Longford, — Macadam in Waterhead, John
Hannay there, George Macadam in Bow, John Macmillan
younger in Brockloch, George Fergusson in Woodhead,
David Cubbison in Moss, James Macadam in Knockgray,
Alexander Macmillan in Bank, William Smith at Bridge of
Geuch, John Wylie in Smitoun, Roger Macolm in Nether-
holm, Robert Macolm in Netherglen.

In Dairy Parish. David Cannon Brother to Morgrie, Edward
Crichton in Knocksling, J ames Fergusson in Trostan, Robert
Crichton in Fingland, Andrew Crichton there, John Mac-
hutcheon in Clachan of Dairy, James Welsh his Brother,
John Welsh in Skeoch, Robert Wallat in Scar, Herbert
Biggar Son to Herbert Biggar of Barbuie, Thomas Smith Son
to James Smith of Drumklyre, Robert Sinclair Son to Robert
Sinclair in Lag, William Welsh in Inglistoun, James Biggar
in Margloby, John Currier in Newark, Robert Currier in
Dalquhairn, David Currier in Ruchtree, Robert Colvin in
Inglistoun, John Hunter in Barncleugh, John Wallat in
Holhill, John Welsh in Knachstoun, John Wright in Lar-
breck, John Whitehead in Cludden, James Macbirnie in
Crobmor, John Wilson in Traquair, Andrew Haining Servant
to John Neilson of Corsack, John Gaw Son to Robert Gaw in
Airncrogoe.

In the Shire of Dumfries. John Kirko of Sundy well, James
Callan Glover in Dumfries, James Grier in Shankstell in
Glencairn Parish, John Grierson in Auchinshine there, John
Law there, William Harvey younger there, George Wilson
there, John Gilkerson there, James Aitoun there, Thomas
Robertson there, Matthew Hamilton there, Thomas Brown
there, John and George Jacks there, Robert Rae there,
Patrick Murray there, Robert Davidson there.

In the Parish of Lanerk. John Wilson there, Thomas and
James Hasties there, James Fisher there.

In the Parish of Carluck. William Loch there, William
Gilkerson there, William Frame there, Archibald, Robert
and Gabriel Forrests there, Thomas Martin there, John
Skouller there, James Armstrong there, William King
there, John Gilkerson there, Archibald Hart there, Robert
Smith there, William Brown.

Reg. Original signed, with list of rebels and corrections.

P.C. Reg. ; Wodrow i, App. 121. Jf° 2320.

372

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Nos 2321-30

9 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] [Be-
gins] Forasmuch as there hath bene a proces . . .

Anent Anna Gibson.

Edinburgh : 9 May 1668.

Found only in MS.

Anna Gibson has been taken out of the custody of John
Gibson. No one is to detain her. She is to be produced
before the Lords of Session who will take order for her stay
in some place of freedom. No person who carries away
a pupil from the guard of a tutor may be hereafter appointed
a curator. A marriage with a pupil thus taken away is not
lawful. These to be published.

P.C. Reg. N° 2321.

3 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] The Lords . . . considering how
necessar it is . . .

Anent the Commission for Teinds.

Edinburgh : 3 December 1668.

Found only in MS.

The Commission for plantation of kirks and valuation
of teinds is to meet every Wednesday during the session
from the first Wednesday of January. These to be pro-
claimed.

P.C. Reg. ]*r° 2320.

1669

14 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Anent the late Horrid Attempt
made upon the High-street of Edinburgh.

Edinburgh : 14 July 1668.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1668.

1 f. Gothic letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 228 the design pretend
Recites attempt on the life of James, Archbishop of St.
Andrews, and Andrew, Bishop of Orkney, on 11th inst. , where
the Bishop was dangerously wounded by a pistol. All
officers, &c., to search for the assailant. 2,000 merks Scots
reward and a free pardon to any accomplice who shall give
information. 5,000 merks for any one who apprehends the
committer of the crime. No one to resett him. These to be
printed and published.

Bodl. Ashm. H. 23 (265*). MS. copy, P.R.O. S.P.D.
243 (34a).

P.C. Reg. ; Lond. Gaz. 280. N° 2322.

5 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as in pursuance of
the welfare . . .

Against victuals, horses, and cattle from Ireland.
Edinburgh : 5 August 1668.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1668.

[Not found.]

Cites proclamations 1 Feb. 1667, No. 2305, q.v., and
9 April 1668, No. 2319, q.v. These are not obeyed and
corn and cattle are also brought in. All this trade is pro-
hibited. No one is to block or bargain for them or any of
them, or store them, or carry them across. Sheriffs, &c., to
seize all boats coming across with cattle, horses, or grain.
These to be printed and published.

P.C. Reg. U° 2323.

19 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, Anent the Staple Port.
Edinburgh : 19 November 1668.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1668.

1 f. Gothic letter. Tho. Hay.

Arms 223 France of Kingdom,

The Commissioners of the Convention of Burghs having
pitched upon Dort as the most commodious spot for a staple
port, the staple is hereby removed from Tervere to Dort,
where only staple commodities may be landed. These to be
printed and proclaimed.

Aberdeen (73).1 Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg.

1 Proclaimed 17 December by George Pratt, messenger. 2324.

19 NOVEMBER.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1669.

1 f. Gothic letter. Tho. Hay.

Arms 223 France of Kingdom,

Another edition of No. 2324, q.v.

Aberdeen (74). N° 2325.

4 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] The Lords . . . considering that there is a
considerable . . .

Against import of arms.

Edinburgh : 4 March 1669.

Found only in MS.

As there are sufficient workmen to keep up the supply of
arms for Scotland, no persons are to import arms, muskets
and bandeliers after 1 April next on pain of confiscation.
These to be published.

P.C. Reg. N° 2327.

8 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Begins] The Lords . . . considering how farr the
seeping . . .

Anent conventicles in the West.

Edinburgh : 8 April 1669.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1669.

[Not found.]

Prohibiting all conventicles or meetings for religious
worship in the houses or lands of any heretors in Lanark,
Ayr, Renfrew, Kirkcudbright, &c., on pain of fine, £50
sterling toties quoties. These to be printed and published.
Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg.

N° 2328.

15 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as upon diverse
great . . .

. Anent the Parliament.

Edinburgh : 15 July 1669.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1669.

[Not found.]

Calling Parliament, 19 October next. Order to print.

P.C. Reg.

Drawn up by Lord Register and Lord Advocate (P.C. Reg. 8 July).

N° 2329.

29 JULY— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation For keeping the Peace Of The High-
lands. [Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as the
quieting of the Highlands . . .

Edinburgh : 29 July 1669.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1669.

9 pp. fo. Roman letter. Tho. Hay.

Arms 223

Cites Acts of 11 Pari, of James VI (1587), Act 227 of 14
P. Jas. VI (1594), 6 of second session of late Parliament.
These are to be enforced. Landlords to find caution for
enforcing the laws. They are to appear before P.C. on the
second Thursday in July yearly, and then to bring in exact
lists of all the men living in their bounds. Protection
against arrest to all appearing. These to be printed, pub-
lished, and read in the paroch churches after divine service.
A list of forty-five landlords and chieftains follows.

B.M. 1850. c. 11 (85). Reg. Original signed. N° 2330,

373

Nos 2331-8

1669-70: 21-22 Charles II

3 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Against keeping of Conventicles.

Edinburgh : 3 August 1669.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1669.

1 f. Gothic letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 223 and upon Kingdom,

Recites that in spite of former proclamations some outed
ministers persist in preaching. All heretors are to declare
timeously the names of any who take on them to preach to
the sheriffs, &c., who are to apprehend them, and detain
them till order of Council. All proclamations against with-
drawers from church to be put in execution. This to be
printed and published.

B.M. 1851. c. 11 (86).

P.C. Reg. N° 2331.

2 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as the
lordes of our . . .

Anent a foot post to Inverness.

Edinburgh : 2 September 1669.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1669.

[Not found.]

Patrick Graham of Inchbrackie, post master generall, has
appointed a constant foot post between Edinburgh and In-
verness. His charge is 2s. Scots for a single sheet for 40
miles or under, a double letter 4s., an ounce 5s. ; 3s. for
a single sheet for 60 miles, 4s. for 80 miles or above. No
other persons to carry letters. Robert Weir in Edinburgh,
John Udell in Aberdeen, Dennis Latesonder in Elgin, and
William Trent in Inverness to receive letters. These to be
printed and published.

P.C. Reg. N° 2332.

11 NOVEMBER- [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Advertisement, Anent stollen Goods in the
Shires underwritten.

Edinburgh : 11 November 1669.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1669.

1 f. Gothic letter. Tho. Hay.

Arms 228 have Sir per-

Sir James Campbel of Lawers has commission till 31 Dec.
1670 to bring to justice all thieves and broken men in
certain counties, and to replace all stolen goods unless the
thieves are brought to justice. Notice to be given within
four days to Sir James or to Alexander Chisholm at Dum-
blane, John Stewart at Perth, Duncan Campbel in Ochtertyre
at Straphillan, Donald Dow Mcean Viconchy at Castletoun in
Brae of Mar, or Alexander Cuming Nottar at Ruthven of
Badzenoch. All landlords, chieftains of clannes, &c., to
assist Sir James. These to be proclaimed and read in all
paroch-kirks.

Aberdeen (75).

P.C. Reg. N° 2333.

16 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

Asserting His Majesties Supremacy over all Persons
and in all Causes Ecclesiastical.

Edinburgh: 16 November 1669.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1669.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 223 necessar His declares

The King has the supreme authority and supremacy over
all persons and in all causes ecclesiastical . . . and that by
vertue thereof the ordering and disposal of the external
government and policy of the Church belongs to him. All
customs, &c., inconsistent with His Majesty’s supremacy are
void and null.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (32). Aberdeen (76).

Acts vii. 554 ; Wodrow i, App. 124. N° 2334.

16 NOVEMBER.

Savoy: Tho. Newcomb: 1669.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 82 is -vice here
A London reprint of No. 2334, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 1851. c. 9 (35); C. 21. f. 1 (44); 190. g. 13
(403). Dalk. 1 (236). N° 2335.

1670

13 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as since the refor-
mation of religion . . .

Anent papists.

Edinburgh : 13 January 1670.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1670.

[Not found.]

Cites the effect of various acts against papists. These are
to be enforced. All Jesuits, &c., to leave before 1 March
next. Sheriffs may break open houses where mass is being
said. No papist may hold any office after 28 February
next. All suspected papists esteemed such unless they
produce a certificate of conformity and having taken the
sacrament from the bishop within forty days. These to be
printed and published.

P.C. Reg. No 2336,

14 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Anent the Leg and Crosse-Dollars.

Holyrude-house : 14 January 1670.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1670.

1 f. Gothic letter. Tho. Hay.

Arms 223 King- to other

Some new dollars having a man-at-arms with one leg,
a shield and coat of arms covering the other, and hence
called leg-dollars, pass at 58s. Scots. They are only of the
same value as cross-dollars, and are to pass at 56s. Scots (the
rex- or bank-dollar passing at 58s.). These to be printed
and published.

Aberdeen (78).

P.C. Reg. ; Patrick ii. 158. jjo 2337.

3 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation Anent Conventicles.

Edinburgh: 3 February 1670.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1670.

1 f. Gothic letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 228 France tend pretend

All sheriffs, &c., to inform themselves where conventicles
have been kept since 19 October last, and call before them
the ministers who preached, and the heretors and substantial
men who have been present, or had their children baptized
there and send them to the Council, if necessary by a party
of horse, paid 1 8s. Scots for each horseman and 3s. sterling
for the officer each day till their return. Order to print and
publish.

Private Owner.

P.C. Reg. ; Wodrow i, App. 125. N° 2338.

3 MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as by our several!
proclamations . . .

Anent Irish cattle.

Edinburgh : 3 March 1670.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1670.

[Not found.]

Seizures of Irish cattle, oxen, horses, &c., are to be declared
into Exchequer and not sold on the spot. Horses not to be

374

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Nos 2339-49

allowed to enter as private property for the use of their
owners. Search to be made at markets for imported Irish
victual, which is to be immediately destroyed. Punishment
of importers. These to be printed and published.

P.C. Reg. N° 2339.

11 MAY [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] [Be-
gins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as by ane Act of the

Adjourning the meeting of Parliament.
Edinburgh: 11 May 1670.

Found only in MS.

Parliament, now adjourned to 8 June, is further adjourned
to 20 July. These to be proclaimed.

P.C. Reg. N° 2340.

16 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Anent the Company for Fishing.
Edinburgh : 16 June 1670.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1670.

2 ff. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 228 Our Firths 2) Impositions ignorance.
Cites Act 39, Pari. 1 (1661) for the fishing, not enforced
for these nine years. Letters patent, Whitehall, 4 June 1670,
have been granted to all who enter the company for fishing
established under that Act with exclusive right to trade to
Muscovia, Freezland, Izland, Greenland, &c., for three nine-
teen years to come. The Company to have exclusive sale to
foreigners of herring and whitefish, to import all their
materials free of customs, &c., and that stranger fishers
entering shall be naturalized and made burgesses of any
city they desire, free of taxation for seven years. Privileges
against seizure, arrest, assessments, shore and light dues, &c.
No person with less than XI 00 sterling stock to export
herring, &c., after 1 April 1671 on pain of confiscation.
Any one can enter the Society who can pay XI 00 sterling
before 1 August. These to be proclaimed and printed.
Aberdeen (81).

P.C. Reg. N° 2341.

5 JULY— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] [Be-
gins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as by ane act of the

Adjourning the meeting of Parliament.
Edinburgh : 5 July 1670.

Found only in MS.

Parliament further adjourned to 28 July.

P.C. Reg. No 2342.

1671

16 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as albeit
by the lawes . . .

Anent a pamphlet ‘ Jus populi vindicatum ’.
Edinburgh : 16 February 1671.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1671.

[Not found.]

A seditious pamphlet, Jus populi vindicatum, justifying the
late rebellion in the West, has been printed and circulated.
It is to be publicly burnt on 22 February at the mercat cross
by the hangman. All persons possessing copies to give them
up before 16 March next. Fine of X2,000 Scots for having
a copy after that date. X50 reward and pardon to accom-
plices delating the seller. XI 00 for discovery of the author
or importer. These to be printed and published.

P.C. Reg. N° 2343.

2 MARCH— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation Concerning the Circuit-Courts.
Edinburgh: 2 March 1671.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1671.

2 ff. Gothic letter. Tho. Hay.

Arms 231 Faith ; under 2) Shires, one.
Arrangements for Circuit Courts beginning 25 April to
20 May. Order to print.

B.L.

P.C. Reg. N° 2344.

9 MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Anent the Salt.

Edinburgh: 9 March 1671.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1671.

1 f. Gothic letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 233 Britain, encourage none

Not only does the unlimited import of salt ruin the native
trade but it leads to fraud on the customs. No one is to
import it from 10 April 1671 without special licence
from the Lords of the Treasury. These to be printed and
published.

B.L. Reg. I (25). Aberdeen (83).

P.C. Reg. N° 2345.

5 APRIL. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as by the last act

Adjourning the meeting of Parliament.
Edinburgh : 5 April 1671.

Found only in MS.

Parliament, now adjourned to 11 May, is further adjourned
to 1 2 October. These to be proclaimed.

P.C. Reg. N° 2340.

4 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] [Be-

gins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as when native com-
modities . . .

Against importing of corn.

Edinburgh : 4 May 1671.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1671.

[Not found.]

The importing of corn when there is plenty in the kingdom
is a great prejudice to the subjects. No corn is to be im-
ported on pain of confiscation and other punishment at
will. In force till further order. These to be printed and
published.

P.C. Reg. N° 2347.

20 JULY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Anent Copper Coyn.

Edinburgh: 20 July 1671.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1671.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 228 Britain, April Mercat-
Cites proclamation 24 April 1662, No. 2228, q.v., forbid-
ding import of doits. Considerable quantities have been
recently imported. No one is to import foreign copper coin.
It is not current. Customs officers are to confiscate all they
can seize. These to be printed and published.

Aberdeen (85).1
P.C. Reg. ; Patrick ii. 159.

1 Proclaimed 21 August by Geo. Pratt, messenger. N° 2348.

5 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-

CIL.] [Begins] Charles . . . Whereas by the last
act of the . . .

Adjourning the meeting of Parliament.
Edinburgh: 5 September 1671.

Parliament, now adjourned to 12 October, is further
adjourned to 23 April 1672. These to be proclaimed.

P.C. Reg. N° 2349.

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1672: 24 Charles II

1672

1 FEBRUARY - [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forasmuch as it is necessary for the ad-
vancement . . .

Act in favour of Universities.

Edinburgh: 1 February 1672.

Forbidding unauthorized persons to teach philosophy or
Greek. No scholars to be received from one college into
another without a sufficient testimonial nor degrees granted.
These to be published.

P.C. Reg. N° 2350.

15 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as we out
of our royal . . .

Anent the Circuit Courts.

Edinburgh: 15 February 1672.

The Justice Courts, revived by Commission of 1 1 Jan. 1671,
are adjourned till April and May 1673, on account of the
meeting of Parliament. These to be proclaimed.

P.C. Reg. N° 2351.

26 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN
CIL.] Advertisement, Anent Stollen Goods in the
Shires under-written.

Edinburgh: 26 February 1672.

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1672.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 228 have Murray, these

A Commission to Jan. 1673 has been granted to Sir
James Campbel of Lawers to apprehend all thieves and
broken men in Inverness (S. of Ness), Nairn, Murray, Banff,
Aberdeen, Mearns, Angus, Perth, Argile, Clackmannan,
Monteith, Stirling, and Dumbarton, being bound to restore
the goods or their value or bring the thieves to justice,
provided that within 5 days after the theft notice be given
to Sir James, or Alexander Cheisholm Bailiff of Dumblane,
John Stewart Merchant Burgess at Perth, Duncan Campbel
in Ochtertyre at Straphillan, John Mackenzie in Castletoun
at Castletoun in Brae of Mar, or Alexander Cumming
Nottar at Ruthven of Badzenoch. All persons concerned
are warned to give timeous notice. All landlords, chief-
tains of clans, &c., are to aid Sir James. This to be printed
and published.

B.M. 1850. c. 6 (70).

See P.C. Reg. N» 2352.

14/15 MARCH — [BY THE KING.] His Majes-
ties Declaration To all His Loving Subjects, March
15, 1672. Published by the Advice of His Privy
Council.

Whitehall: 14 March [1672].

Edinburgh : E. Tyler : 1672.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 228 have accordingly provoked,

Recites the King’s goodwill towards composing the differ-
ences in religion. Twelve years experience force him to use
his supreme power and issue a declaration, to invite strangers
to live among his people, to quiet his subjects’ minds, and to
prevent seditious conventicles. The Church of England is
to be maintained. All persons without exception are to pay
tithes. No person can hold a benefice in England who does
not conform. All penal laws in matters ecclesiastical
against non-conformists and recusants are suspended. A
limited number of non-conformist meeting-houses will be
allowed. These must be licensed before they are used. No
public places of worship allowed to Roman Catholics, who

can worship in private houses only. This liberty must not
be used against the Established Church.

Reg. I (26).

Wodrow i, App. 136. Jfo 2353

17 MARCH.— [BY THE KING.] Declaration of
War Against the United Provinces.

Whitehall : 17 March 1672.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1672.

[Not found.]

P.C. Reg. Order to print 2 April. Kfo 2354.

27 MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.)

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as Wee by our . . .
Adjourning the meeting of Parliament.
Edinburgh : 27 March 1672.

Cites proclamation 5 Sept., No. 2349, q.v. Parliament is
further adjourned to 29 May. These to be proclaimed.

P C. Reg. N° 2355.

9 MAY— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] [Be-

gins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as Wee by our procla-
mation . . .

Adjourning the meeting of Parliament.
Edinburgh : 9 May 1672.

Cites proclamation 27 March, No. 2355, q.v. Parliament
is further adjourned to 12 June next. These to be pro-
claimed.

P.C. Reg. N° 2356.

15 MAY. — [BY THE KING IN COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Whereas His Majesty did the . . .
[Restoration of Dutch ships detained before war.]
Whitehall : 15 May 1672.

Edinburgh: E. Tyler: 1672.

1 f. Roman letter. Edw. Walker.

Arms 228 His Minister De-
The Dutch have agreed (14/24 inst.) to set free all English
merchants and ships detained by them. All Dutch ships,
goods, and merchandise seized on the outbreak of war to be
set free. Merchants may return home forthwith. An agree-
ment as to prisoners of war is under consideration. This
to be printed.

B.L. N° 2357.

10 JUNE. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forasmuch as it hes pleased the Kings . . .
For the meeting of Parliament.

Edinburgh : 10 June 1672.

Warning all lords, &c., to meet at the Parliament House
at 10 a.m. on the 12th.

P.C. Reg. N° 2358.

12 JUNE. — BY THE KING. A Proclamation To
Restrain the Spreading of False News, and Licen-
tious Talking of Matters of State and Government.
Whitehall : 12 June 1672.

Edinburgh: [A. Anderson] : 1672.

1 f. Italic letter.

Arms 230 Penalties People Punish-
A reprint of No. 3570, England, q.v.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 2 (38). N° 2359.

27 JUNE. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as by the 134 act
of the . . .

Against publishing of false news.

Edinburgh : 27 June 1672.

Edinburgh : [A. Anderson] 1672.

[Not found.]

1672-3: 24-25 Charles II

Nos 2360-9

Cites Act 134, Pari. 8, Jas. VI, and other acts against
slander and false news. False reports have been uttered in
taverns and other meetings. The law will be strictly
enforced against all persons speaking of affairs of State.
These to be printed and published.

P.C. Reg. N° 2360.

22 JUNE. — [BY THE KING.] His Majesties
Gracious Declaration, For the Encouraging the Sub-
jects of the United Provinces of the Low-Countreys,
to Transport themselves with their Estates, and to
Settle in this His Majesties Kingdom of England.
Published by the Advice of His Privy Council.
[Whitehall: 22 June 1672].

Edinburgh reprint : [A. Anderson] : 1672.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 230 States His and
In accordance with promise in declaration of war 1 7 March
1672, leave is given to all inhabitants of Low-countries to
freely pass into England. They shall have full liberty of
worship. A bill will be passed to naturalize them. Their
ships shall be counted English-built for the Navigation Acts.
Seamen, &c., shall be free of press. Free passports and
safe-conducts will be given, with convoys if necessary.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 2 (34), 22 (6). N° 2361.

29 JUNE - [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] His

Majesties Gracious Proclamation, For the incourag-
ing the Subjects of the United Provinces of the Low-
Countries, to transport themselves with their estates,
and to settle in his Majesties Kingdom of Scotland.
Edinburgh: 29 June 1672.

Edinburgh: A. Anderson1: 1672.

1 f. Italic letter. Tho. Hay.

Arms 230 and ament 1672
Official publication of No. 2361, q.v.

B.L.

P.C. Reg.

1 Printer to the King’s Most Excellent Majesty. N° 2362.

10 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

Concerning the Priviledges of the Office of Lyon
King of Arms.

Edinburgh: 10 September 1672.

Edinburgh : sine nom.1 : 1672.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 232 by ment their
Cites Act 125 of Pari. 12 of Jas. VI, 1592, enforced by
Act of Parliament. Power to make a register of armigers.
Private owner.

Acts viii. 95.

1 Printed and published by authority. N° 2363.

18 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation Anent the making use of
Forrexgn Salt.

Holyrude-house : 18 September 1672.

Edinburgh : His Majesties Printers : 1672.

1 f. Gothic letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 228 France into twenty
Cites proclamation 15 June 1665 imposing a duty of =£12
Scots on each water-boll of foreign salt, except for fish curing,
and 9 March 1671, No. 2345, q.v., forbidding import of salt.
Seeing the Commissioners for salt are x-eady to supply all
that is required, any person using foreign salt after 1 January
1673 will be fined L12 Scots per boll, with the penalties for
importing fixed by former proclamations. These to be
proclaimed.

Reg. I (27).

P.C. Reg. No 2364.

VOL. II

6 DECEMBER.— [BY THE EXCHEQUER OP
SCOTLAND.] Proclamation Anent Prohibited and
Embezled Goods.

Edinburgh : 6 December 1672.

Edinburgh: H. M. Printers : 1672.

1 f. Roman letter. A. Primerose.

Arms 228 Exchequer, Exchequer- or

It is no longer necessaiy to attend exchequer days for
every article seized by custom officers. A desex-iption of
all prohibited and embezzled goods seized is to be posted on
the Custom House of the distxict, and if no claim is laid to
them within forty days at the Exchequer they may be sold.
All prohibited goods found on any ship in any harbour of
the kixxgdom are lawful seizux’e, unless imported under
licence, or imported for export and kept in the collector’s
custody under lock and key. These to be printed and
published.

Reg. I (28). N° 2365.

1673

4 MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as by a former pro-
clamation . . .

Anent Circuit Courts.

Edinburgh : 4 March 1673.’

Cites proclamation 15 February 1672r No. 2351, q.v.
The Circuit Courts ax’e further adjourned to April and May
1674. Lieges may have their causes tried at Edinburgh.
These to be published.

PC. Reg. no 2366.

13 MARCH.— BY THE KING. A Proclamation.
[Against Jesuits, Priests, and Recusants.]
Whitehall: 13 March [1673].

Edinburgh : sine nom. : 1673.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 232 present Jesuits what.

A reprint of No. 3579, Exxgland, q.v.

Reg. I (29). N° 2367.

2 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Against Conventicles.

Edinburgh : 2 April 1673.

[Edinburgh : H. M. Printers : 1673.]

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 232 To their and
Cites Act 5, Sess. 2 of this Parliament against Conventicles.
Heretox-s, &c., ax-e to see that no house or field conventicles
are held within their boxinds, and if such happens they are
to give notice to the sheriff immediately on pain of fine of
oixe-fourth the yeax-ly valued rent of their heritage in the
shire. Oxxe-thix-d of fine to the judges, one-third to informer,
and one-third to Crown. For conventicles in burghs x-oyall,
the magistx-ates shall be fined by the Privy Council. These
to be printed and published.

Adv. 24 (9).

P.C. Reg. ; Wodrow i, App. 142. N° 2368.

8 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] [Be-
gins] Charles . . . Whereas by the last act of the . . .
Adjourning the meeting of Parliament.
Edinburgh : 8 May 1673.

Parliament, now adjourned to the second Wednesday in
June, is further adjourned to the secoixd Wedxxesday of
November. These to be proclaimed.

P.C. Reg. N° 2369.

3 0

377

Nos 2370-9

1673-4: 25-26 Charles II

6 JUNE.— BY THE KING IN COUNCIL.

Edinburgh reprint : A. Anderson : 1673.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 232 His Forraign -houses
A reprint of No. 3581, England, q.v.

B.L. N° 2370.

11 JULY.— [BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE TREASURY AND EXCHEQUER.]

Act [of the Commissioners of] His Majesties Thesaury
and Exchequer, discharging the [im]porting ... of
any old furbished Wool Cairds, and commanding
the Confiscation of any such as shall be Imported.
Edinburgh : 11 July 1673.

Edinburgh : H. M. Printers : 1673.

1 f. Roman letter. A. Primerose.

Arms 230 Majesties Cairds that
Cites a petition of James Carrie and Helen Hamiltoun
relict of James Auchterlony that they have a gift under
great seal of 3 June 1663 for 19 years, and certain relief
under an Act of Estates 29 Sept. 1663. They now pray
that as they can supply the whole country and have bred up
boys to the trade, the importation of old cards furbished up
as new may be prohibited, and that their act may be printed
and proclaimed. Whereon it is ordered that this with the
Act of Parliament is to be printed, affixed on the Custom
House, and otherwise printed. All customs officers to seize
any old furbished cards imported.

[Preceded by a certified copy of the Act, 29 Sept. 1663.]
Aberdeen (88). N° 2371.

11 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE LORD COMMIS
SIONER.] [Begins] Forasmuch as it hes pleased

For the meeting of Parliament.

Edinburgh : 11 November 1673.

Lauderdaile.

Warning lords, &c., to meet at the Parliament House at
10 a.m. on the 12th inst. These to be proclaimed.

P.C. Reg. N° 2372.

25 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

Concerning the Pre-emption and Excise of Salt.
Edinburgh: 25 November 1673.

Edinburgh : A. Anderson : 1673.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 232 affection of thereof
The pre-emption of salt is annulled from and after
1 Dec. 167JP with all contracts entered into with salt-
masters. Sa nr1' made in Scotland to be free of excise.
Imported salt to pay 40s. Scots per boll Linlithgow measure,
whether for fish or not. Security to be given for payment of
excise. Exported fish to be free of customs duty. Salt-
masters to have right to inspect entries of foreign salt.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 2 (46).

Acts viii. 211. U0 2373.

1 DECEMBER. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

Concerning the Importation and Excise of Brandy.
Edinburgh : 1 December 1673.

Edinburgh : A. Anderson : 1673.

1 f. Roman letter [with No. 2376].

Arms 232 concer- Lace and
The importation of brandy and mum (or Bremer beer)
is allowed. Brandy pays <£120 Scots per tun customs and
65. Scots per Scots pint excise. Mum pays 30s. Scots
customs per barrel of 12 gallons, and as much for excise.
B.L. Adv. P. 2 (47).

Acts viii. 211. N° 2374.

2 DECEMBER. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

Concerning the Imposition on Tobacco.

Edinburgh : 2 December 1673.

Edinburgh : A. Anderson : 1673.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 232 the his and

Annuls the imposition on tobacco granted to Sir John
Nicolson of Nicolson 2 December 1671. Only the ordinary
custom and excise is to be paid. All bands already given
are to be met, except those for tobacco in the Kathrine
of Glasgow, John Philips master, which is discharged.
All tobacco already imported, on which the imposition has
not been paid, is to be free of it.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 2 (48).

Acts viii. 212. N° 2375,

2 DECEMBER.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

concerning Apparel.

Edinburgh : 2 December 1673.

Edinburgh : A. Anderson : 1673.

1 f. Roman letter [with No. 2374],

Arms 232 concer- Lace, and
All persons may wear silks, white lace, and cloaths.
Plain sating-ribbons may be worn on apparel like taffetie
ribbons. The Act of last session is otherwise renewed.
This change is made in the interest of the manufacture
of white-lace or pearling made from thread.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 2 (47).

Acts viii. 212. N° 2376.

16 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation Against Papists. [Begins]
Charles . . . Forasmuch as in Order to the Preserva-
tion . . .

Edinburgh : 16 December 1673.

Edinburgh : H. M. Printers : 1673.

[2] ff. Roman letter.

Arms 228 Lo- any

Cites Acts against papists, proclamation 13 Jan. 1670,
No. 2336, q.v. All magistrates, &c., to enforce the laws.
No one to be married or their children baptized by papists
or Jesuits. Mass is prohibited. No papist may fill any
public office, on pain of 1,000 merks fine. All sheriffs, &c.,
before 1 March to send in an account of their efforts to
execute this proclamation. This to be printed and published.
Adv. Procl. I (40a), sheet 1 only.

P.C. Reg. N° 2377.

1674

24 JANUARY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Charles . . . Whereas by the last
act . . .

Adjourning the meeting of Parliament.
Edinburgh : 24 January 1674.

Parliament, now adjourned to 28 Jan., is further adjourned
to 3 March.

P.C. Reg. ; Acts viii, App. 31. N° 2378.

27 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE KING ] A Procla-
mation, For Publishing the Peace between His
Majesty and the States General of the United Nether-
lands.

Whitehall: 27 February 1674.

Edinburgh : H. M. Printers : 1674.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 233 and of of

Another edition of No. 3590, England, q.v., in Scots form,
without the double dating of new style.

B.L. B.M. 1851. b. 3 (51); 8133. i. 12 (9).

Order to print 5 March (P.C. Reg.). N° 2379.

378

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Nos 2380-9

19 MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as the tights of duels

24 MARCH.

Edinburgh: H. M. Printers : 1674.
1 f. Roman letter.

Al. Gibson.

Against duels.

Holyrood House : 19 March 1674.

Edinburgh : A. Anderson : 1674.

[Not found.]

Cites Act 12, Pari. 16, Jas. VI, against duels. This is to be
enforced. Even if a duel is prevented, the parties and their
seconds are to be severely punished. Parties to be im-
prisoned and fined ,£3,000 to £6,000 Scots, the seconds to
be imprisoned and pay fines of half the amount. These to
be printed and published.

P.C. Reg. N° 2380.

19 MARCH .-[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as by a former pro-
clamation . . .

Anent Circuit Courts.

Holyrood House : 19 March 1674.

Arms 223 to And need-

Another edition of No. 2384, q.v.

B.M. MS. 23136. 127. N° 2385.

19 MAY. — [BY THE KING.] A Proclamation, for
dissolving the Parliament.

Whitehall : 19 May 1677[4]d
Edinburgh : A. Anderson : 1674.

1 f. Italic letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 232 2 Ire- rally exe-

Parliament adjourned to 14 October is dissolved. These
to be proclaimed.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (66).

Acts viii, App. 31.

Passed Privy Council 4 June (P.C. Reg.).

1 Corrected in MS. to 1674.

2 Turned I. N° 2386.

Cites proclamation 4 March 1673, No. 2366, q.v., ad-
journing the Courts till April and May 1674. The Justice
Courts are now adjourned to April and May 1675. Pressing
cases may be brought before the Courts at Edinburgh.
These to be published.

P.C. Reg. N° 2381.

19 MAY.

Whitehall : 19 May 1674.

Edinburgh: A. Anderson : 1674.

1 f. Italic letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 232 1 Ire- rally exe-

24 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Containing His Majesties Grace and
Favour to His Subjects of this His Ancient King-
dom of Scotland.

Holy-rood-house : 24 March 1674.

Edinburgh : A. Anderson 1 : 1674.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 232 Faith, Out-reeks the

By the advice of the Duke of Lauderdale the following
concessions are made. (1) All rests of assessments, monthly
maintenance, out-reeks, excise, tenth penny, &c., before the
Restoration are forgiven notwithstanding the commission
to Sir John Weyms of Bogie to collect them. (2) All taxa-
tion granted by the Parliament of 1633 without prejudice
to any sum found to be due to the Duke of Hamilton.
(3) Annuities of teinds before the Restoration discharged.
None since the Restoration to be paid till the Earl of
Loudoun accounts for the sums he has received. (4) All
fines imposed by our first Parliament [1649]. (5) A general
pardon for all arbitrary and pecunial pains incurred and not
already inflicted, excepting sentences of banishment, im-
prisonment, or confinement, and those in rebellion in 1666,
or those guilty of capital crimes. It includes withdrawing
from ordinances, disorderly baptisms and marriages and
conventicles. These to be proclaimed.

Reg. I (30), (33).

P.C. Reg. ; Wodrow i, App. 161.

1 His Majesties Printer. KT° 2382.

24 MARCH.

Arms 232 Lo- jects twenty

Another edition of No. 2382, q.v.

B.L. P.R.O. S.P.D. 360 (245). Reg. I (31), (32).

N° 2383.

24 MARCH

Edinburgh : H. M. Printers : [1674].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 232 him be needful.

Another edition of No. 2383, q.v., omitting royal greeting
and containing order to print and send with letters of
publication. [A copy of the proclamation as it stands in
the P.C. Register.]

Reg. I (34). N° 2384.

Another edition of No. 2386, q.v.

B.L.

1 Turned I. N0 2387.

16 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Act

Assuring a reward to any who shall apprehend some
Rebels and others.

Edinburgh : 16 June 1674.

Edinburgh : H. M. Printers : 1674.

1 f. Roman letter. Tho. Hay.

Arms 228 upon, of that

Any one apprehending a convener of conventicles since
the proclamation of 24 March last, No. 2382, q.v., shall
have the fines and escheats. 1,000 merks to the person
who apprehends a minister preaching at a field -conventicle,
or an outed minister invading pulpits. 2,000 merks for
apprehension of Mr. John Welsh, Mr. Gabriel Sempil, and
Mr. Samuel Arnot. Further reward may be given to those
diligent in searching out offenders.

B.L. P.R.O. S.P.D. 361 (97). Adv. 24 (10). Hamilton
Palace (117 Maitland).

PC. Reg. (18 June); Wodrow i, App. 151. N° 2388.

18 JUNE. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Oblidging Heritors and Masters, for
their Tennants and Servants.

Edinburgh: 18 June 1674.

Edinburgh : A. Anderson : 1674.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 232 that of or

Since attendance at conventicles is illegal, all masters,
&c., are to use their influence to stop it, and are therefore
to sign a bond to pay a fine if their family or servants break
the law. Any one refusing to give the bond to be ejected.
This to be read in kirk on a Sabbath and proclaimed. The
bonds to be returned from the south of Scotland by the last
Thursday of July, from the rest by the first Thursday of
September. The form of bond follows.

B.M. 1851. b. 3 (52). P.R.O. S.P.D. 361 (98). Sig. 46.
f. (24). Adv. Pamph. 2 (51). Reg. I (36). Hamilton
Palace (117 Maitland).

Wodrow i, App. 150. N° 2389.

379

o

Nos 2390-8

1674-5: 26-27 Charles II

18 JUNE.

Edinburgh: H.M. Printers: 1674.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 233 part, sturbance and
Another edition of No. 2389, q.v.

Reg. I (35). N° 2390.

23 JULY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Discharging Levies, without His Ma-

jesties special Licence.

Edinburgh : 23 July 1674.
[Edinburgh : A. Anderson : 1674.]

1 f. Italic letter.

Al. Gibson.

France,

Our in-

No persons are to levy soldiers for any foreign prince
without special licence ; no masters of ships to receive them
on board. Fermorers of customs, &c., to prevent the
passage of such levies out of the kingdom. These to be
printed and published.

Sig. 46. f. (25) cropped.

P.C. Reg. N° 2391.

28 SEPTEMBER— BY THE KING. A Procla-
mation, Enjoyning the Observance of the Peace
betwixt His Majesty and the States General of the
United Netherlands.

Whitehall: 28 September 1674.

Edinburgh: A. Anderson: 1674.

1 f. Italic letter.

Arms 232 hundred to they
A reprint of No. 3603, England, q.v.

Aberdeen (89).

?P.C. Reg. (1 October). N° 2392.

1 OCTOBER — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as Wee did by a
proclamation . . .

Against transporting new levies for foreign service.
Edinburgh : 1 October 1674.

Cites proclamation 23 July, No. 2391, q.v. This has
been disobeyed. No shipmasters are to transport any levies
without special licence on pain of 3,000 merks fine. All
subjects are to seize on any one trying to enlist them. All
persons who have contravened the proclamation are to be
proceeded against.

P-C. Reg. N° 2393.

2 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as the Lords of our

Against F rench doits.

Edinburgh : 2 October 1674.

Edinburgh: A. Anderson : 1674.

[Not found.]

Cites proclamation 24 April 1662, No. 2228, q.v., pro-
hibiting the import of French doubles or doits and that of
20 July 1671, No. 2348, q.v., which prohibited import of
any copper coin, or their use as coin. No foreign copper
coin is to be imported on pain of confiscation and other
punishment. It is not to pass current at any rate whatso-
ever. These to be printed and published.

P.C. Reg. N° 2394.

12 DECEMBER.— [BY THE KING.] A Procla-
mation, Concerning the Advocats.

Whitehall : 12 December 1674.

Edinburgh : A. Anderson : 1674.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 232 at cats twenty

Lord Amont and the Earl of Aboyn have appealed from
the Lords of Council and Session to the King and Parlia-
ment (5 Feb. 1674). This being unusual, the Lords asked
the advocates on oath whether they had advised these
appeals. Instead of answering the advocates appealed to
the King. Their statement was unreasonable and likely to
cause jealousy against the Lords of Session. Quotes statutes
of James II and James V. By royal letter (19 May) the
Lords of Session were confirmed, and an opportunity
offered to the advocates to withdraw these appeals on pain
of disbarring. On 4 July, on their refusal, forty more
advocates left the house. None of these advocates are to
be within twelve miles of Edinburgh till they give satisfac-
tion. The advocates who have remained are to be encour-
aged. Those who do not apply to make satisfaction before
28 January next will never be readmitted.

B.M. 1851. b. 3 (53). Hamilton Palace (111 Maitland).
MS. P.R.O. S.P. Scot. Warrant Book 3, p. 127. N° 2395.

22 DECEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, Concerning Foot-Posts.

Edinburgh : 22 December 1674.

Edinburgh: A. Anderson1: 1674.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 232 of Office delivering

On the resignation of Patrick Graham of Inchbraikie, late
P.M.G., John Graham, his son, was appointed P.M.G. by
patent (Whitehall, 3 Jan.). In 1669, when a foot-post was
established to Innerness, the following postages were sanc-
tioned : Under 40 miles single letter 2s. Scots, double 4s.
Scots, per oz. 5s. ; under 60 miles, single 3s., double 6s.,
ounce 7s. 6 d. ; 80 miles or more, single 4s., double 8s.,
ounce 10s., and so on. These rates are to continue all over
the kingdom. No foot-posts are to carry letters on any road
where his posts may be established on pain of apprehension
and fine. These to be printed and proclaimed.

Reg. I (36).

P.C. Reg.

1 Printer to the King’s Most Excellent Majesty. If0 2390.

After 1674. [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A List

Of the Persons Intercommuned and declared Fugi-
tives, since the year 1674 for not compearing before
the Council, or Commissions of Council, to answer
for Conventicles and such like Disorders.

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter. 5 cols.

Names to be publicly affixed. 32 ministers, 48 dwellers in
Fife, 12 in Stirling, 126 denounced, but not intercommuned
in Fyfe, 29 fugitives in Lanark and Dumbarton, 15 in
Galloway, 20 in Linlithgow and Stirling.

Reg. Misc. Papers (1674). N° 2397.

1675

9 MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as by a former pro-
clamation . . .

Anent the Circuit Courts.

Edinburgh: 9 March 1675.

Cites proclamation 19 March 1674, No. 2381, q.v. The
courts are further adjourned till April and May 1676.
These to be published.

P.C. Reg. N° 2398.

10 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Discharging the levying or transport-
ing of Souldiers without Licence.

Edinburgh : 10 June 1675.

[Edinburgh: A. Anderson: 1675.]

1 f. Italic letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 232 Defen- in delivering

380

1675-6: 27-28 Charles II

Nos 2399-404

Cites proclamation 23 July 1674, No. 2391, q.v., and
1 Oct. 2393, q.v., renewing it with a fine of 3,000 merks
Scots for offenders, one-third to informer. P.C. to stop any
ship with subjects on board engaged to serve abroad. These
proclamations are renewed. These to be printed and
published.

Adv. 24 (11), arms cut and imprint gone.

P.C. Reg. N° 2399.

15 JULY.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] [Be-
gins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as the almighty God

Edinburgh: l^July 1675.

Edinburgh : A. Anderson : 1675.

[Not found.] Al. Gibson.

In view of the dearth, a day of fasting and humiliation is
to be kept on Wednesday, 28 July, or Wednesday, 4 August,
according to distance. Archbishops and bishops to enforce
this. These to be printed and published.

P.C. Reg. ; Wodrow i, App. 165. N° 2400.

6 AUGUST. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Letters of Intercommuning Against Persons declared
Fugitives for not compearing to answer for Con-
venticles Ac.

Edinburgh: 6 August 1675.

Edinburgh: A. Anderson1: 1675.

2 ff. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 232 Our Horn 2) Coventrie them

Cites the names of persons horned : (1) for conventicles
at Enderask, Edmonstoun Chapel, Wolmet, Corstorphine,
Magdalene Chapel, and intrusions at Cramond, Forgune,
Kirkmahoe, in 1674, viz. Mr. David Williamson, Mr.
Alexander Moncrief, Mr. William Wishart, Mr. Thomas
Hogg in Ross, Mr. George Johnstoun, Mr. Robert Gillespy,

Mr. — M‘killigen in Ross, Mr. John Ross, Mr. Thomas
Hogg in Stirling Shire, Mr. William Erskine in Teviotdale,

Mr. James Donaldson, Mr. Andrew Anderson, Mr. Andrew
Mortoun, Mr. Donald Cargill, Mr. Robert Maxwels elder
and youngei*, and James Frazer of Braes ; (2) for

conventicles at Pitscottie Mure, Ravenshugh, Kinkell,
Balmeanoch, and resetting outed ministers in Stramiglo,
Abernethy, and Auchtermuchty, in 1674, viz. Sir John
Kirkaldy of Grange elder, — Hamilton of Kinkell, James
Hamilton his Brother, John Geddy in Falkland, John
Arnots of Pitgrumzies elder and younger, Archibald Arnot
in Newburgh, Mr. Thomas Arnot in Collessy, Andrew
Arnot Merchant in Kirkaldy, Thomas Schaw elder of
Gospitrie, David Schaw his Son, Hary Schaw in Balgony,
George Fleming in Balbuthie, William Shetbrum in Lundi-
mill, John Miller in Dinork, Andrew Kinnier Merchant in
St. Andrews, John Thomson in Fawfield, — Gowan in
Crail, Robert Herbertson in Tarbet, and — Douglas
Portioner of Colsey ; (3) for conventicles at Dumfermling,
Cleish, Orvall, &c., countenancing outed ministers in in-
trusion at Forgune, Balmerinoch, Collessey, Moonsey, and
Auchernuchty, and resetting Mr. John Welsh in Fife, viz.
Thomas Blyth Heritor in Kennoway Parish, — Weems,
Lady Colvil, John Adam Bailie of Stramiglo, James Pryde
in Nether-urquhart, David Coventry in Arlary, John
Henderson there, Robert Stark in Mills of Forth, William
Page in Cowpar of Fife, John White there, Richard
Clidsdale there, — Lady Balcanquell, Colonel Robert
Halket, John Smith in Dundee, John Balfour in Lethum,
Alexander Walker in Friertoun, George Spence in Fordel,
Patrick Melvil in the Burnside, — Wardlaw Heritor in
Kirktoun, — Colvil Lady Baily, in Dininno Parish,
James Grieve in St. Andrews, Andrew Kinnier there, James
Lothian in Kingsbarns, Mr. James Bonnar of Gregstoun,
John Scot in Lathones, — Lady Collerny, and David and

381

Alexander Campbels in Kirkaldy ; (4) for conventicles at
Torwood, Cowie, Airth, Frosk, Carbrok (hearing Welsh,
Sempil, Arnot, &c.), viz. William Livingstone of Green-
yards, Farquharson of Shielbrae ; (5) for harbouring

John Welsh and absence from ordinances, viz. James
Somerwel at the Boat of Cardross, Hary Dow of Wester-
polder, Mr. John King Chaplain to the Lord Cardross, John
Doik Portioner of Murdistoun, the Lady Pittendreich in
Logie Parish, Robert Fork Portioner of Kilpatx-ick, James
Muir Portioner of Burdistoun, and John Starks elder and
younger of Balknock ; (6) for conventicles, absence from
ordinances, and harbouring Welsh, — Symer of Brathnes,
William Crawford of Powmill, John Lundy of Baldstard,
Mr. James Lentron, and Helen Inglis his Spouse, John
Collier of Lochgelly, Dame Anna Riddel Lady Collerny, —
Ladies Unthanks elder and younger, John Fairfoul of
Kinloch, and Dame Margaret Farquhar Lady Halhill ;
(7) similarly, — Hamilton Relict of Francis Galloway of
Todshaugh, Simeon Alexander Feuar and Tenant in Kirk-
listoun, and James Wilkie Tenant in Cliftounhall. These
persons are not to be harboured or resett. These to be
proclaimed.

Reg. I (37).

P.C. Reg. ; Wodrow i, App. 166.

1 Printer to His Most Sacred Majesty. M° 2401.

10 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as the Fyft Act of
the . . .

Prorogating Acts of Parliament anent Conventicles.
Edinburgh : 10 August 1675.

Continuing the Act against conventicles and the Act
against separation and withdrawing from the publick
meetinges of divine worship for a second extension of three
years and further during pleasure. These to be proclaimed.
P.C. Reg. N° 2402.

1676

25 JANUARY.— [BY THE LORDS OF COUN-
CIL AND SESSION.] Act Concerning the Re-
entry of some Advocats to their Imployments.
Edinburgh : 25 January 1676.

Edinburgh : A. Anderson : 1676.

2 ff. Roman letter.

to Exercised 2) with for
A large number of advocates only made a qualified sub-
mission in accordance with the proclamation of Dec. 1674.
They will now be admitted to their former standing on
certain modified terms. A list of them is given. This to
be entered in books of Sederunt and published.

Hamilton Place (111 Maitland). N° 2403.

24 FEBRUARY— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as upon
representation . . .

Discharging the import of victuals.

Edinburgh : 24 February 1676.

Edinburgh : A. Anderson : 1676.

[Not found.]

Revokes licence to import victuals from Ireland as the
price has fallen in Scotland. Renews proclamation 4 May
1671, No. 2347, q.v. These to be printed and published.
P.C. Reg. N° 2404.

29 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as by a
former proclamation . . .

Anent Circuit Courts.

Edinburgh: 29 February 1676.

Nos 2405-11

1676: 28 Charles II

Cites proclamation 9 March 1675, No. 2398, q.v. The
Circuit Courts are further postponed till April and May
1677. These to be published.

P.C. Keg. N° 2405.

1 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]. A

Proclamation Against Conventicles, and other Dis-
orders.

Edinburgh : 1 March 1676.

Edinburgh : A. Anderson : 167 [5-] 6.

1 f. Roman letter. Tho. Hay.

Arms 232 severally, and year.

All laws and proclamations relating to the Church to be
enforced. Intercommuned persons and their families, and
outed ministers who do not attend worship to be expelled
from all burghs by 1 June next. Reward of 500 merks for
any heretor, &c., or magistrate intercommuning with such
persons. 500 merks fine on sheriffs not sending in report
of their diligence against conventicles ; 500 merks fine on
the magistrates of any royal burgh where conventicles are
found, besides the fine on the burgh, &c. Cites proclama-
tion 8 April 1669, No. 2328, q.v., making heretors liable for
use of their lands. Heretors of houses now made liable
to a year’s rent without relief for every conventicle held
therein. Disorderly marriages and baptisms to be pre-
vented. Laws against unlicensed pedagogues to be enforced,
fines on their entertainers. These to be proclaimed.

B.L. Reg. I (39). Aberdeen (90). 1

P.C. Reg. ; Wodrow i, App. 171.

1 Proclaimed 15 March, Geo. Pratt. N° 2406.

I MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act anent the Indulged Ministers.

Edinburgh : 1 March 1676.

Edinburgh : A. Anderson : 1676.

1 f. Italic letter. Tho. Hay.

Arms 232 Act, and Copies

Cites Act of 3 Sept. 1672, with instructions to indulged
outed ministers regarding baptisms, marriages, communion,
preaching only in the kirks, and remaining in the parishes.
Indulged ministers are to obey these orders strictly, and
especially those concerning remaining in the parish, and
celebrating communion on the same day as all other indulged
ministers in the diocese. These to be printed and sent to
the ministers.

Reg. I (38).

P.C. Reg. N° 2407.

1 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Advertisement Anent Stollen goods in the Hie-lands.

Edinburgh: 1 March 1676.

Sine nota [Edinburgh: A. Anderson: 1676].

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 232 Majesties Nairn Notice.

Commission has been granted to Major George Grant
until 1 March 1677, for apprehending thieves in Innerness,
Nairn, Murray, Banff, Aberdeen, Mearns, Angus, Perth,
Argyle, Clackmannan, Monteith, Stirling, and Dumbartan.
Notice of thefts to be given in six days to him or Alexander
Campbel of Locdochart at Glenfallach, Thomas Graham
Fiar of Dochryat, the Kirk of Aberfoyle, Charles Stewart,
son of Innercheynachen at Dalnamein in Athol, John Fer-
quhardson of Inneray or Duncan Mckenzie at Castletoun of
Braemar, Mr. Alexander Grant at Ballachastle in Strathspey,
Patrick Grant Baily of Badzenoch or Thomas Mcpherson of
Killy Huntly at Ruthven in Badzenoch, and Alexander
Cheisholm Sheriff deput of Innerness at the Kirk of Doors.

All landlords and heads of clans to aid him. These to be
printed and published.

Bodl. Scrapbook (2).

P.C. Reg. no 2408.

3 AUGUST— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Letters of Intercommuning Against several Persons
declared Fugitives for not compearing to answer for
Conventicles, &c.

Edinburgh: 3 August 1676.

Edinburgh : Heirs of A. Anderson : 1676.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 232 of ters seve-

Messrs. James Kirktoun, Alexander Lennox, John Rae,
David Hume, Edward Jameson, Robert Lockhart, John
Walwood, John Weir, Andrew Donaldson (late of Dalgettie),
Thomas Mcgill, James Wedderburn in Cowper, Thomas
Dowglas, Francis Irving, Alexander Bartrim, and Alexander
Wilson are denounced rebels for not appearing before Privy
Council on 16 July to answer concerning conventicles at
Enderask, Edmonstoun Chapel, Volmet, Corstorphine, Meg-
dalen Chapel, Borthwick, Kirklistoun, Gladsmure, Torwood,
Pitscottle-mure, Ravensheucli, Kinkell, Balmerino, Falkland,
Collessie, Peth-head of Kirkcaldey, Kinneswood, Glenveal,
Sanfoord, Moonsey, Dumfermlin, Dundee, Pettenwyme,
Lathons, Eastbarns, Dumfries, &c., and for intruding on
pulpits at Crawmond, Forgund, Kirkmahoe, &c., in April,
May, and June, 1674. No one is to help them, all are to
arrest them.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (57). Ormonde Papers.

p-c- ReS- N° 2409.

11 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, For setling of the Staple-port at
Campvere.

Edinburgh: 11 October 1676.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1676.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 232 Scot- Staple Burghs.

The Resident and Conservator of the priviledges of the
subjects of Scotland in the Low Countries have agreed with
the Prince of Orange and the Deputies of Campvere to
re-establish the staple port there, whereupon it is removed
from Dort. These to be printed and proclaimed. The royal
burghs to see that the staple trade is observed.

Aberdeen (91).

P.C. Reg. no 2410.

12 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forsamuch as the Kings Majestie by his
gift ... _

In favors of the relict of Andro Anderson and his Air.

Edinburgh : 12 October 1676.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1676.

[Not found.]

Cites gift 12 May 1671 to Andro Anderson his Majesties
Printer to be his Majesties absolute and only printer for
forty-one years. To print Acts of Parliament, proclamations,
and other papers relating to public affairs, bibles in all
volumes with the psalms, parts of the bible and testaments,
books of divinity, commentaries, concordances, canon and
civil law, school books, school authors, grammars, rudiments,
psalms, confessions of faith, catechisms, primers, &c. None
to infringe his sole rights. His relict has exhibited three
sorts of printed bibles — a ‘ pereill ’ letter with notes 12°
(1673), an 18° in the same letter the same year, and a non-
pereill with notes in 8° (1676). No one to sell or import
such bibles after 1 November on pain of confiscation. These
to be printed and published.

P.C. Reg. N° 2411.

1676-7: 28-29 Charles II

N°s 2412-19

7 DECEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, Regulating the prices of
Ale and Drinking-beer.

Edinburgh : 7 December 1676.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1676.

2 ff. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 232 of pynt 2) the and

Quotes proclamation 18 Jan. 1666, No. 2292, q.v. This
proclamation is revived. The Act of 22 Feb. 1666, allowing
brewers to brew double ale at double price. Regulations as
to variable prices of rough bear, an average to be taken.
Brewers in and near Edinburgh to deposit a caution before
1 January for payment of excise and observance of this pro-
clamation. Malt is not to be made of oats or pease.
A committee appointed to sit permanently. This takes
effect, S. of Tay on 1 January, N. of Tay and S. of the North
Water 15 January, and beyond on 1 February. This to be
proclaimed.

Sig. 46. f. (26) cropped. Aberdeen (S2).1

P.C. Reg.

1 Proclaimed 19 January 1677, Geo. Pratt. N° 2412.

1677

18 JANUARY.- [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as it being
represented . . .

Discharging levying or transporting men across sea.
Edinburgh : 18 January 1677.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1677.

[Not found.]

Levies are being raised for the French service. No person
is to be sent out of Scotland for any foreign service whatso-
ever. Magistrates to set at liberty any persons imprisoned
for transportation abroad. This to be printed and published.

P.C. Reg. 2413.

25 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forasmuch as a considerable . . .

[Concerning brewing.]

Edinburgh : 25 January 1677.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1677.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibsone.

Arms 232 Edin- foresaid peril.

Permission to brewers to charge 20 d. pint plus excise
although bear is under £8 the boll — they are not to pay
less than £7 per boll. No one is to brew or malt who does
not enter into a bond not to pay less than this sum, or to
sell their ale for less. Vintners, cooks, &c., are not to brew
ale or beer or sell it if brewed by themselves. Coopers are
to make exact vessels and mark them with their private
mark. These to be printed and published.

Aberdeen (94).

P.C. Reg. N° 2414.

22 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as Wee
being informed . . .

Anent George Sinclair (Earl of Caithness).
Edinburgh : 22 February 1677.

George Earl of Caithness, having no male heirs, left his
estates and honours to the Laird of Glenverchy on 7 Oct.,
registered 6 December. George Sinclair, cousin to the earl,
assumes the title of Earl of Caithness of which the late earl
had clearly denuded himself. He is inhibited (until his right
is established) to assume this title. The honour must be

regarded as fallen into the hands of the Crown. These to be
proclaimed.

P.C. Reg. N° 2415.

27 FEBRUARY.- [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] Forasmuch as it being represented

Act for coining twopenny and sixpenny pieces of copper.
Edinburgh : 27 February 1677.

Three thousand stone of small copper money to be coined.
Twopenny pieces to have a crossed sword and sceptre with
an imperial crown and Car: clei gra: Sco: Ang :Hib: E. and
on the reverse a two-leaved thistle and Nemo me impune
lacesset. The sixpenny pieces to have an effigy of the King
with the same inscription, and on the reverse a thistle
leaved and crowned with the same inscription. These are
to pass freely. All foreign copper coin is not current.
These to be proclaimed.

P.C. Reg. ; Patrick ii. 168. N° 2416.

27 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation Appointing some Forraigne
species of Gold and Silver to be Current.

Edinburgh : 27 February 1677.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1677.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 232 the of Our

After trial of the current coin, it is reported that the
Spanish and Dutch ducatoon, the Spanish milrynd, and the
French crown are finer than any other foreign coin, and are
therefore to be encouraged. The Spanish and Dutch
ducatoons are to be current at £3. 10s. Scots, the Spanish
milrynd at £2. 17s. Scots, and the French crown for £2. 16s.
Scots. Of gold the quadruple Spanish pistol, or piece of
eight of gold at £42 Scots, the Hungary, Dutch, and Flemish
gold ducat of 2 deniers 15 grains at £5. 12s. Scots. This to
be proclaimed.

B.M. 1851. b. 3 (54). Adv. 24 (13 .

P.C. Reg. ; Patrick ii. 169. N° 2417.

1 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as by a former
Proclamation . . .

Adjourning the Circuit Courts.

Edinburgh : 1 March 1677.

Cites proclamation 29 Feb. 1676, No. 2405, q.v. Ad-
journing Circuit Courts to May 1677. They are now
adjourned to May 1678.

Reg. Original signed.

P.C. Reg. N° 2418.

6 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Anent Passes.

Edinburgh : 6 March 1677.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1677.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 232 Faith, prevent sixth
To prevent fraudulent trade by foreigners the coast of Scot-
land has been divided into three districts. Edinburgh district
up to Aberdeen, the Aberdeen district thence northward, and
the Orkney district. Passes to be given and sealed by the
Town Clerks of Edinburgh, Aberdeen, and Stewart Clerk of
Orkney. No one to come into a Scottish harbour without
such a pass. All former passes void. A Surveyor-General
of Ships [Hugh Dalrymple] appointed who is to survey the
ships before granting passes. These to be proclaimed.
Aberdeen (95).

P.C. Reg.

N° 2419.

Nos 2420-6

1677-8 : 29-30 Charles II

31 JULY.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, For Regulating the Prices of Ale and
Drinking-beer.

Edinburgh : 31 July 1677.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1677.

2 If. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 232 Lovites, is 2) shall twenty

Cites proclamation 18 Jan. 1666, No. 2292, q.v., fixing
prices of ale, and 7 Dec. 1676, No. 2412, q.v. These pro-
clamations are revived. All brewers in Edinburgh, Had-
dington, and Linlithgow whose brewings are over 2 bolls
weekly to register caution for the payment of excise in the
books of Council before 20 August, and those brewing
less to get a licence on caution from three commissioners of
excise. All others in the kingdom to find the like before

1 October. No oats and pease to be used for malting. This
to be enforced 20 August (N. of Tay 10 Sept., N. of
North Water 1 Oct.). These to be proclaimed.

Aberdeen (98).

P.C. Reg. No 2420.

2 AUGUST. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Obliging Heritors and Masters, for
their Tennants and Servants.

Edinburgh : 2 August 1677.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1677.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 232 Arms, Offenders Council,

In face of the growing tendency to frequent house and
field conventicles, all masters of families, &c., are required to
give obedience to proclamation 18 June 1674, No. 2389, q.v.,
and other acts cited, and heretors, &c., to cause their tenants
to subscribe the bond subjoined, on pain of instant dismissal.
This proclamation does not derogate from the former, making
heretors, &c., responsible for their tenants. This to be pub-
lished and read in all parocli kirks. Return of subscriptions
to be made before the second Thursday of November or of
December.

Bond for self, wife, children, cottars, and servants to
attend public divine worship on pain of fine £6 Scots for
every tenant and 40s. Scots every servant. Children to be
baptized by paroch minister. Fine £50 Scots and £20
Scots. Will be married by a lawful minister. Fine 100
merks. None of us to be present at any conventicles.

Sig. 46. f. (28) cropped. Adv. Pamph. 24 (14) cropped.
Reg. I (40). Aberdeen (99). Hamilton Palace (114
Maitland).

P.C. Reg. ; Wodrow i, App. 173. N° 2421.

6 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE LORDS OF COUN-
CIL AND SESSION.] Act discharging Solici-
tations.

Edinburgh: 6 November 1677.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1677.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Sederunt, thereby be

Solicitations have long been prohibited, but have lately
been revived under pretence of giving verbal information to
the Lords concerning causes depending before them. No
solicitations or verbal informations can be received. It shall
be a relevant reason of declinator against any lord that they
have heard any solicitation or verbal information in the
cause, without instantly stopping it, or that they have not
communicated any missive letter to the Lords. Advocates,
clerks, writers, &c., are only to use written informations,
bills, or tickets for calling. Any one offering any solicita-
tion by word of mouth or missive will be fined. Nobleman
300 merks Scots, baron or knight 200 merks, heretors, &c.,

£100, others 100 merks. Verbal information of the parties
when judicially ordered allowed. Free access to the Lords
for written informations allowed. A servant will wait at
each lord’s house from 5 to 8 to receive any informa-
tions, &c., from the servants of advocates, or the parties.
This to be printed and affixed on the wall of the utter
House.

Sig. 46. f. (29) cropped. N° 2422.

1678

3 JANUARY.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Prohibiting the Nobility, and others
to withdraw from this Kingdom without Licence.
[Begins] The Lords . . . taking to their serious con-
sideration . . .

Edinburgh : 3 January 1678.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1678.

1 f. Roman letter. Thomas Hay.

Arms 232 Britain, great Our

Owing to the disorders in the Western shires, which have
not been suppressed in spite of ample powers to do so,
a committee has been sent down to attend the forces there.
All noblemen and magistrates are to remain and continue
in the kingdom, and not move furth of it Avithout special
licence. These to be published and printed.

Hamilton Palace (114 Maitland).

Endorsed : Proclamation to attend the Host.

P.C. Reg. N° 2423.

27 JANUARY.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

THE WEST.] [Begins] The Lords . . . have
thought fit in prosecution . . .

Summoning the heretors of the shire of Lanark.
Glasgow : 27 January 1678.

All heretors, &c., in Lanark and Glasgow to meet at
Hamilton on 1 Feb. next with the Duke of Hamilton,
sheriff principal, and there receive and give obedience to the
orders of the Committee of Council. These to be pro-
claimed.

Reg. Committees (1678). N° 2425.

9 FEBRUARY. -[BY THE COMMITTEE OF
THE WEST. [Begins] The Lords . . . hereby
requyre and command . . .

For taking the band in the Shire of Ayr.

Ayr : 9 February 1678.

Found only in MS.

All heretors, &c., to appear personally and take the band
on fixed days, Air, 18 Feb., Tarbolton, &c., 19 Feb., Dreg-
horn, &c., Irvine and Largs, 20 Feb., &c. These to be pro-
claimed and read in the kirks on a Sabbath day.

Adv. Wodrow MS. fo. 32 (184). Reg. Committees (1678).

N° 2426.

11 FEBRUARY— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, Against the Resetting of
Tenents, or Servants without Testificats.

Edinburgh: 11 February 1678.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1678. 4

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibsone.

Arms 232 Bre- have themselves

Heretors, &c., to take the band below for themselves, their
tenants, and servants. No heretor to resett any tenants or
servants from another man’s land without a testificate from

384

1678: 30 Charles II

Nos 2427-36

him, on pain of fine by Privy Council. These to be
proclaimed and printed with the band and order of Council.

[Follows the band] Not to be present at conventicles
(for self and family), and to oblige his tenants and servants
to obey the law. Not to resett forfeited persons, &c., to
arrest any tenants, &c., so doing, or remove them and their
families from his ground, failing which to be liable for all
penalties incurred.

[Act of Council follows] This bond will only be
enforced against heretors when action is taken within a year
and a day of the fault.

Reg. I (41). Hamilton Palace (114 Maitland).

P.C. Reg. ; WodroW i, App. 179. j*o 2427.

11 FEBRUARY— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
THE WEST.] The Lords . . . considering that
diverse heretors, lyfrenters . . .

Anent tenants removing fra landes for not takeing the

band.

Ayr: 11 February 1678.

Glasgow: R. Sandars : 1678.

[Not found.]

Recites the tenor of the band taken by heretors for them-
selves and their tenants. Some heretors may have to remove
their tenants or cottars if they will not subscribe the band.
No heretors are to receive any such tenants or permit them
to possess any of their lands under penalty of <£600 Scots
for each tenant. These to be published and printed by
Robert Sandars, printer in Glasgow, in regard to the distance
of place where the King’s printer lives.

Reg. Committees (1678). N°2429.

14 FEBRUARY— [BY THE PRIVY COUN
CIL.] [Beg ins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as some

persons of . . .

Anent shires in East Lothian.
Hallirud-house : 14 February 1678.

Field conventicles have been held in E. Lothian. No
person is to attend them or hear any vagrant intercommuned
preachers. These to be published.

P.C. Reg. No 2430.

14 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act for securing the publick Peace.

Hally-rude-house : 14 February 1678.

[Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1678.]

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibsone.

occa- jesty be

In view of the disloyalty of the western shires, which led
them to rebellion in 1666, and to secret conventicles after
his indulgence to them, finally persuading themselves that
it was unlawful to take the Oath of Allegiance, the Com-
missioners of Excise and Justices of Peace in the shires were
convened, and reported that they could not redress these
disorders. The King by royal letter, 11 Dec. 1677, com-
manded the Privy Council to reduce the country by force of
arms, and to take bonds for obedience to the laws and the
security of their regular ministers. As bonds for good
behaviour are always called for on reasonable suspicion, all
who refuse to take the bond, No. 2427, q.v., will be called
on to enact in the books of Secret Council, that they and
theirs shall keep the peace, not attend conventicles, not
harbour rebels, and keep their regular ministers harmless,
on pain of double their yearly rent, within six days after
summons. This to be printed.

Sig. 46. f. (30) cropped.

P.C. Reg. ; Wodrow i, App. 181. J*° 2431.

VOL. II

22 FEBRUARY.- [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
THE WEST.] [Begins] Forasmuch . . . issued
forth a proclamation . . .

For removing horses out of the Shire of Ayr.

Ayr: 22 February 1678.

Glasgow : R. Sandars : 1678.

[Not found.]

Cites proclamation 9 February, No. 2426, q.v. All here-
tors, &c., who have not signed the band to put out of their
possession all horses and mares above the value [of £50
Scots] on pain of fine £100 Scots for each such horse. No
tenants, cottars, &c., to have any horse after 1 May next
above value. These to be published and printed by Robert
Sandars in Glasgow in regard, &c.

Reg. Committees (1678). N°2432.

6 MARCH. -[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as by a former . . .
Adjourning the Circuit Courts.

Edinburgh : 6 March 1678.

Cites proclamation 1 March, 1677, No. 2418, q.v. The
Circuit Courts are further adjourned to April and May 1679.
These to be published.

P.C. Reg. No 2433.

7 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL ]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as the Lords . . .
did for the more . . .

Requiring heretors in the West to return thither.

Edinburgh : 7 March 1678.

Certain heretors are about to withdraw from their estates
to thwart the endeavours of the Committee of the West.
All noblemen, gentlemen, heretors, and others having their
ordinary residences in the western shires, who are charged
with law-borrows and have not signed the band, are to return
to their residence within three days. These to be published.

P.C. Reg. 1*° 2434.

13 MARCH— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as upon Consideration

[For taking the Bond in several shires.]
Edinburgh : 13 March 1678.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1678.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibsone.

Arms 232 Faith, therein Reign

Cites royal letter 1 1 Dec. The bond is to be offered to
every heretor in Edinburgh on 19 March, Haddington
20 March, Linlithgow 21 March, Peebles 22 March, Berwick
26 March, and Selkirk 28 March. Any heretors absent will
be summoned before the Privy Council. These to be read
in all parish churches next Sunday and printed.

Hamilton Palace (114 Maitland).

P.C. Reg. ; Wodrow i, App. 185. 1*° 2435.

19 MARCH- [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
THE WEST.] [Begins] The Lords . . . doe in
pursuance of the Commission . . .

Anent Dumbartonshire.

Glasgow : 19 March 1678.

Summoning all heretors, &c., and magistrates, &c., to
meet at the Tolbooth of Glasgow on the 26th inst. to subscribe
the bands drawn up by the Council. These to be published
and read at the paroch kirks on the next Sabbath day.

Reg. Committees (1678). N° 2436.

3 D

385

Nos 2437-46

1678: 30 Charles II

27 MARCH. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

THE WEST.] A Proclamation, For removing
of Horses above the value forth of The Shyre, of
Lanerk, Renfrew.

Glasgow : 27 March 1678.

Glasgow : R. Sandars 1 : 1678.

1 f. Roman letter. Hugh Stevenson.

Arms 260 the emitted day,

The band was ordered to be taken on 28 January. It is
unfit that any person refusing it should keep horses except
those necessary for ploughing or labouring the ground.
They must part with all horses worth £50 Scots or more
before 9 April next, on pain of forfeiture and £100 Scots
fine.

Hamilton Palace (114 Maitland). Reg. Committees
(1678).

1 Printer to the City and University, By warrant of the Committy
of Council. N° 2437.

27 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] The Lords . . . Considering that where by
the 25 Act . . .

Anent the soldiers who have deserted the militia.

Edinburgh: 27 March 1678.

Recites the offers made to the King at the restoration of
military service. Eight hundred were recently raised in
Edinburgh and sent against the rebels in the West. Certain
of these have deserted. They are to repair to their colours
at Renfrew before 5 April next. No heretors to resett them.
These to be published and intimated at the several paroch
kirks on Sunday.

P.C. Reg. N° 2438.

3 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forasmuch as his Majesty hath by a . . .
Anent ane Embargo.

Edinburgh : 3 April 1678.

By royal letter, 28 March, an embargo is to be put on
all foreign trade. Coasting trade is permitted on good
security being given. This to be published.

P.C. Reg. N° 2439.

10 APRIL. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A True Narrative of the proceedings of His Majesties
Privy Councill in Scotland for securing the peace of
the Kingdom.

Edinburgh : 10 April 1678.

Edinburgh : Heirs of A. A. : 1678.

16 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

Includes text of proclamations, 11 Oct. 1666, and 15 Mar.
1667, Nos. 2300, 2306, q.v., and the Propositions of 13
September 1667.

Adv. N° 2440.

23 MAY— [BY THE KING.] A Proclamation,
For calling a Convention of Estates.

Whitehall : 23 May 1678.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1678.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 232 England, better White-
As the execrable field conventicles are increasing in num-
ber a Convention of the Estates is summoned to meet at
Edinburgh 26 June ; the sheriffs to make new elections, if

none have been made this year. This to be proclaimed at
the market crosses.

B.M. 1851. b. 3 (56).

Wodrow i, App. 205. Order to print 28 May (P.C. Reg.).

N° 2441.

10 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as by our letter of
the . . .

Embargo taken off.

Hallirudhouse : 10 June 1678.

Cites royal letter of 28 March and proclamation 3 April,
No. 2439, q.v., for an embargo on foreign trade. Foreign
trade is now permitted as before the embargo. These to be
published.

P.C. Reg. (6 June). jfo 2442.

24 JUNE. — [BY THE LORD COMMIS-
SIONER.] [Begins] Forasmuch as it hath
pleased the . . .

Anent the meeting of the Convention of Estates.
Hallirudhouse: 24 June 1678.

All lords, &c., are warned to meet at the Council Chamber
above the Parliament House at 10 a.m. on 26 June.
Commissioners to deliver in their Commissions to the Clerk
of Register on Tuesday.

P.C. Reg. (20 June). 2443,

1 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] The Lord . . . Considering that by the fifth
Act of . . .

Anent taking the oaths by members of inferior
judicatories.

Edinburgh : 1 August 1678.

Edinburgh: Heirs of A. A. : 1678.

[Not found.]

Cites Act 5 of second Session of first Parliament : all per-
sons to take the oath of allegiance and subscribe the Declara-
tion before entering on office. All magistrates, &c., to take
the oath and sign the declaration in court before Michaelmas
next. Sheriffs to put this in execution, and report to the
Council. These to be printed and proclaimed.

P.C. Reg.

The P.C. Registers are missing from this point to August 1682.

N° 2444.

30 OCTOBER.— BY THE KING. A Proclama-
tion, Commanding all Persons being Popish Recu-
sants, or so reputed, to depart from the Cities of
London and Westminster, and all other Places within
ten miles of the same.

Whitehall : 30 October 1678.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1678.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 232 taken and two
A reprint of No. 3660, England, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (61). N° 2445.

15 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation For a publick general Fast
thorowout the Realm of Scotland.

Edinburgh : 15 November 1678.

[Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1678.]

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

of We, hundred

A general fast to be kept on Wednesday, 18 December
next in view of the popish plot. This proclamation to be
read in every parish church the Sunday before.

I Sig. 46. f. (31) cropped. N° 2446.

386

1679: 30-31 Charles II

N°s 2447-55

1679

23 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Against Papists.

Edinburgh : 23 January 1679.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1679.

2 ff. Roman letter. Al. Gibsone.

Arms 232 Faith, unwilling 2) the pretend
All Jesuits and priests or trafficking papists to leave
Scotland before 1 March next. All found after that date
will suffer for treason. All papists to deliver up their
arms at appointed places and times. Sheriffs to search for
arms and concealed Jesuits, &c., and report to the Council.
No nobles, &c., to send their children abroad. Papists to
lose the education of their children. All subjects to com-
municate once yearly. All papists to appear before the
archbishops or bishops before 20 March for conference on
religion. Those who do not appear denounced as rebels
and forfeit their estate. This to be proclaimed and printed.

B.M. 1851. b. 3 (57). Sig. 46. f. (32). Reg. I (42).
Guild. 3 (2), sheet 2 only. N° 2447.

23 JANUARY.

London reprint : sold by A. Forrester : 1679.

2 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 251 Faith, punish 2) the pretend.

A reprint of No. 2447, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 2 (152). Bodl. Ashm. 1679 (43) ;
Kk. 4. Jur. Dalk. 1 (343). Guild. 2. 98 (imp.).

N° 2448.

24 JANUARY .-BY THE KING. A Proclama-

tion About Dissolving this present Parliament, and
the speedy Calling of a New one.

Whitehall : 24 January 1678-9.

Edinburgh reprint : Heir of A. A. : 1679.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 232 held the Re-
A reprint of No. 3679, England, q.v.

Adv. Procl. I (11). N° 2449.

6 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN
CIL.J [Begins] C harles . . . Forasmuch as by . . .
[Reward for apprehension of Messrs. Welch, Semple,
and Arnot.]

Edinburgh : 6 February 1679.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1679.

1 f. Roman letter. Tho. Hay.

and And February,

John Welch, Gabriel Semple, and Samuel Arnot in rebel-
lion in 1666 are declared traitors and have taught rebellion
in conventicles. 9,000 merks Scots reward for apprehension
of Welch, 3,000 each for Semple and Arnot, 2,000 merks
for any declared fugitive field preachers (or intercommuned)
and 900 merks for any vagrant preacher in fields. Pardon
if these persons are hurt or slain when resisting apprehension.
This to be printed and published.

Sig. 46. f. (33).

Wodrow ii, App. 1. 2450.

12 MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Offering a Reward to such as shall
discover and apprehend any of these persons guilty
of a late horrid villany and assasination made upon
the Town Major of Edinburgh, and others.
Edinburgh : 12 March 1679.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1679.

1 f. Roman letter. Tho. Hay.

Arms 232 and er3 day

1,000 merks reward to discoverer of persons who sent for
the Town Major of Edinburgh on pretext to dissipate a con-
venticle, and there shot him and the soldiers with him ;
specially to discoverer of John Kae (son of the late Adam
Kae, minister at Borg, and ringleader), — Turnbul, tenant
to Broomhall, and — Turnbuls, his two sons, Michael
Cameron (son to Allen Cameron), and — Crawford (sister to
Captain James Crawfoord) who lodged these assasinats.
This to be printed and published.

Sig. 46. f. (34) cropped. Adv. Pamph. 24 (15).

Wodrow ii, App. 5. N° 2451.

4 MAY— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A Pro-
clamation For discovery of the horrid and sacri-
legious murther of the late Arch-Bishop of Saint
Andrews.

Edinburgh : 4 May 1679.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1679.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 232 the to fourth

Recites the murther of the Archbishop of St. Andrews on
Saturday 3 May by 10 or 11 fanatics, in the highway.
Sheriffs to search for the murderers. All unknown men
to be examined. Heretors and Masters of Fife and Kinross
to produce all their tenants and servants at fixed places and
dates for examination. 10,000 merks reward for the names
of the assassinates. This to be printed and published.

Sig. 46. f. (35) cropped. Adv. Procl. I (14).

Wodrow ii, App. 9 ; Lond. Gaz. 1406. N° 2452.

4 MAY.

London reprint : Tho. Newcomb: 1679.

2 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 251 Defender Bloody 2) Bloody We.

A reprint of No. 2452, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 2 (158); 816. m. 1 (120). Antiq. S. (20).
Dalk. 1 (321).

Price 2d. N° 2453.

4 MAY.

Arms 79 Defender Bloody 2) Bloody We

Another edition of No. 2453, q.v.

Bodl. Ashm. 1679 (33). Guild. 2 (100). N° 2454.

8 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A Pro-
clamation Discharging any Persons to travel with
Arms without Licence.

Edinburgh: 8 May 1679.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1679.

1 f. Roman letter. Alexr. Gibson.

Arms 232 the verings under

The bearing of fire-arms, hagbuts, culverings, and pistols
without licence is forbidden by Act 18, Pail. 1, Act 87,
Pari. 6, Act 6, Pari. 16, Jas. VI, &c. No persons except
officers or soldiers are to travel with fire-arms except they
have a licence from the Privy Council. Sheriffs, magistrates,
and officers, &c., to take notice of all persons carrying
swords, durks, whingers, halbards, pole-axes, &c., and
examine their passes to see if they can give a sufficient
account of themselves. If not they are to be tried by the
Commission for Conventicles. This to be in force till
1 Nov. These to be printed and proclaimed.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 24 (16). Reg. I (44).

Wodrow ii, App. 10. N° 2455.

3 D 2

387

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1679: 31 Charles II

13 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation Against persons being in Arms at
Field-Conventicles, Superscribed by His Majesty at
Whitehall, the 6th day of May, 1679.

Edinburgh : 13 May 1679.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1679.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 232 Defender or Reign

Cites Acts against appearing in arms. Lenity has hitherto
been shown to those attending field meetings in arms. The
law will in future be strictly enforced against them, and also
against those who attend field conventicles without arms.
This to be published.

Sig. 46. f. (36) cropped. Adv. Pamph. 2 (65). Reg. I (43).

Wodrow ii, App. 11. N° 2456.

3 JUNE. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation Against the Rebels in Arms, in the
Western Shires.

Edinburgh: 3 June 1679.

[Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1679.]

1 f. Roman letter. Tho. Hay.

Arms 232 Defen- of six

A party have risen and proclaimed the Covenant at
Ruther-Glen on 29 May, and on 1 June at Lowdoun-Hill
pursued the royal forces to Glasgow. The insurrection is
rebellion and high treason. All are to lay down their arms
and surrender to the Earl of Linlithgow, Maj.-Gen. and
Commander-in-Chief within 24 hours. Masters of families,
heretors, &c., responsible for their children, servants, and
tenants who join the rebels. These to be proclaimed and
printed.

Adv. Pamph. 24 (17).

Wodrow ii, App. 12. 2457.

5 JUNE. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation Appointing the Officers and Souldiers
of the Militia, to keep the diets of Rendezvous as-
signed to them.

Edinburgh: 5 June 1679.

[Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1679.]

1 f. Roman letter. Tho. Hay.

Arms 232 De- Officers the

In consequence of the rebellion in the western shires, the
militia have been called out to act with the Earl of Lin-
lithgow. Fines for absence per day are : horsemen £12 Scots,
footmen £4 Scots, major and captain of foot, and lieutenant
and colonel of horse £50, other inferior officers £24 Scots in
war, half in peace. These fines will not only be enforced,
but those absent will be counted disaffected. These to be
printed and published.

Adv. Procl. I (12) imprint cut off.

Wodrow ii, App. 13. 2458.

7 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation For calling out Heretors and Free-
holders to attend the Kings Host.

Edinburgh: 7 June 1679.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1679.

1 f. Roman letter. Tho. Hay.

Arms 232 the Heretors the

As the insurrection in the western shires has grown to
open rebellion, all heretors and freeholders, with their
servants and followers on horseback in Edenburgh, Lin-
lithgow, Peebles, Haddington, Stirling, Clackmannan,
Berwick, Roxburgh, Selkirk, Fife, Perth, Forfar, Kin-
cardin, Aberdeen (both parts), Bamff, Ross, Elgin, Forres,
Nairn to meet at fixed places, under the command of Lord
Collingtoun, General Dalyel, Visct. Kingstoun, L. Elphing-

stoun, Earl of Home, L. Elibank and L. Stobbs, L. Newark,
Marquess of Montrose, E. of Southesk. E. of Aboyn, E. of
Kintore, E. of Murray and Lord Duffus, E. of Seaforth.
All suspected persons to be arrested. This to be printed
and published.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (85). Reg. I (45).

Wodrow ii, App. 13. N° 2459.

7 JUNE.

London reprint : sine nom. : 1679.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 252 the bels places
A reprint of No. 2459, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 2 (159). Dalk. 1 (325) Bodl. Ashm. 1679
(34); Nichols Newsp. (I)1; Carte MS. 59 (586); G. 2221
(41); G. 2228 (77). Guild. 2 (101).

1 MS. note, published 17 June. N° 2460.

13 JUNE.— [BY THE COVENANTERS.] [Be-
gins] As it is not unknown to a great Part of . . .
[A Declaration of the cause of their rising in arms.]
[Glasgow : 13 June 1679.]

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter.

ordi- & cause

Recites their sufferings, particularly in 1678. On 1 June
1679 (Sunday) Capt. Graham of Claverhouse attacked a
conventicle and forced the people to resistance. The reasons
of their appearing in arms are — (1) Defence of Protestant
religion and Presbyterian Government, (2) Preservation of
the King’s person and authority, (3) A free Parliament and
free General Assembly. They call on their countrymen not
to fight against them.

Hamilton Palace (116 Maitland).

Wodrow ii, App. 24. 2461.

20 JUNE.— [BY THE COVENANTERS.] The

humble Supplication of the Nonconformists in the
West [of Scotland] and other places of this Kingdom,
now in Arms . . .

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter. R. Hamilton.

Tract liament and

A petition to Monmouth for a safe-conduct to hear their
grievances, as the right of petition had been taken away.
B.L. B.M. Lutt. iii. 48. N° 2462.

26 JUNE. -[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL ] A

Proclamation Against the resset of the Rebels, and
for delivering them up to Justice.

Edinburgh : 26 June 1679.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1679.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 232 Defender sume un-
No one is to aid the following traitors : — Robert Hamilton
(b. to Laird of Prestoun), Captain John Patoun of Meadow-
head, Major Joseph Lermont, William Cleeland, John
Balfour of Kinloch . . . Whytford of Blaquhan, younger,

. . . Medellan of Barstob, John Wilson, son to Alexander
Wilson Town-Clerk of Lanerk, Major Rosse, Thomas Weir,
b. to Kirkfield, . . . Haxtoun of Rathillet, . . . Carmichael,
son of E. of Wigton’s Chamberlain, . . . Connon of Mondrogat,
Mr. William Ferguson of Ketloch, James Russel in Kink-
sketle, George Balfour in Gilstoun, Andrew and Alexander
Henderson, sons to John Henderson in Kilbraiclimont,
Andro Guilou Weaver in Balmerino, George Fleeming
younger of Balbruthy, Robert Dingwall son to . . . Dingwall
in Caldhame, Mr. Samuel Arnot, Mr. Gabriel Semple, Mr.
John Welsh, Mr. John King, Mr. Donald Cargil, Mr. George
Barclay, Mr. John Rae, Mr. Thomas Dowglas, Mr. Forrester,

388

1679: 31 Charles II

Nos 2463-74

Mr. Robert Muir, Mr. Lamb, Mr. Richard Cameron, Mr.
David Home, Mr. Ure of Shirgarton, . . . Forrester of
Bankhead, John Haddoway Merchant in Douglas, James
White, Writer, . . . Cunninghame of Mountgrenan, John
Cunninghame of Bedland, James and William Cleillands,
Thomas Bogle of Boglehole, alias Nether Carmile, . . . Gordons
of Earlstoun (both), . . . Medowgall of French, L. of Remen-
stoun, b. of E. of Galloway, Laird of Castlestewart, . . .
Gordon of Craichlay, . . . Turnbul of Beuly, Thomas Turnbul
of Standhill, Hendry Hall, George Home of Greddin, Macky
of Cloncard, John Rae, Somervele of Vrats, Mr. Archibald
Riddel, 2 sons of L. Cathcart, . . . Blair of Phinnick, . . .
Laird Murdoch, Rolland Ritchison Fewar in Gilmerton and
his 3 sons, or any other in rebellion. This to be printed
and published.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (85). Aberdeen (101).

Wodrow ii, App. 26.

Proclaimed [ ] July 1679. N° 2483.

26 JUNE.

London reprint : sine nom. : 1679.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 252 Faith, bellion June ,

A reprint of No. 2463, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 2 (160). Dalk. 1 (326). Bodl. Ashm. 1679
(42) ; F. 2. 67 ; Line. (2). Guild. 2 (112).

Price Id. N° 2464.

26 JUNE.

London reprint : for A. Forrester: [1679].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 254 Faith, their un-

Another edition of No. 2464, q.v.

Bodl. G. 2228 (76). N° 2465.

29 JUNE— BY THE KING. A Proclamation.
[Against Field Conventicles, with allowance to House-
Conventicles.]

Whitehall : 29 June 1679.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1679.

1 f. Roman letter. Lauderdale.

Arms 232 Ireland Disorders Reign
The proclamations against field conventicles to be strictly
enforced, especially that of 13 May, No. 2456, and the
murderers of the Archbishop are to be prosecuted vigorously.
House conventicles will be allowed temporarily S. of the
Tay, except within 2 miles of Edinburgh and 1 mile from
the Universities. All fines for conventicles before 29 May
remitted. This will be withdrawn if field conventicles
remain.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (87).

Wodrow ii, App. 32. j^o 2466.

29 JUNE.

Arms 232 Defender place one

Another edition of No. 2466, q.v.

B.L. Sig. 50. f. (28). Adv. Procl. I (13). Reg. I (46),
(47). Ch. 640. N° 2467.

29 JUNE.

London reprint : sine nom. : 1679.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 253 Defender connivance Edinburgh.

A reprint of No. 2466, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 2 (161). Dalk. 1 (327). Bodl. G. 2221 (47) ;
G. 2228 (78). Guild. 2 (103). N° 2468.

29 JUNE.

London reprint : sine nom. : 1679.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 254 Defender place one
Another edition of No. 2468, q.v.

B.M. 1851. b. 3 (57*). N° 2469.

27 JULY.— BY THE KING. A Proclamation, Con-
taining His Majesties gracious Pardon and Indemnity.
Windsor Castle: 27 July 1679.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1679.

1 f. Roman letter. Lauderdale.

Arms 232 Defender All thretti-
A general pardon to rebels of 1666 or 1679, and all who
are liable to any pursuit for any cause relating to public
administration, excepting those already forefaulted, all
heretors who aided the rebellion, and all who abused the
orthodox clergy since 29 June last. Rebels must come in
before 18 September (or if abroad 13 November) and swear
not to carry arms against the King. No pardon for Arch-
bishop’s murderers or those sent to the plantations by our
letter of 29 June. This to be proclaimed.

B.L. (2 copies). Sig. 50. f. (29). Reg. I (51), (55), (56).
Hamilton Palace (116 Maitland).

Wodrow ii, App. 28 (published 14 August).

27 JULY.

Arms 232 Defender All

Another edition of No. 2470, q.v.

Reg. I (48, 49, 52, 53, 54), 5 copies.

27 JULY.

Arms 232 Defender all

Another edition of No. 2470, q.v.

Reg. I (50).

27 JULY.

London reprint : sine nom. : [1679].

1 f. Roman letter.

Defender All Tliretti-

A reprint of No. 2470, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 2 (163). Dalk. 1 (329). Bodl. Carte 71,
printed (31).

Price Id. N° 2473.

27 JULY.

London reprint : for A. Forrester : [1679].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 254 Defender All thirtieth
Another edition of No. 2473, q.v.

Bodl. Pamph. 143. Guild. 2 (104). N° 2474.

14 AUGUST. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Concerning Circuit-courts, &c.
Edinburgh : 14 August 1679.

Edinburgh: Heir of A. A.: 1679.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 232 Purse- and the
Courts are to be held to try those who have not accepted
the pardon, the murderers of the Archbishop, &c. Heretors
are to remove rebels and their families off their grounds.
Murderers of the Archbishop to be hanged in effigy. 10,000
merks Scots reward for their apprehension or a pardon, both
for those who apprehend John Balfour of Kinloch, and
David Haxstoun of Rathillet, dead or alive. The names of
those appointed to take bond from the rebels are added.
L. Collington, E. of Wintoun, Linlithgow, Roxburgh,
Cornwath, Queensberry, Glencairn, Wigtoun, Nithisdale,

Arms,

threty-

N° 2470.

N° 2471.

389

Nos 2475 83

1679-80 : 31-32 Charles II

Mar, Home, Marquess of Montrose, L. Chancellor, Laird
of Burghtoun, Sir Will. Murray of Stenhop, Lord Boss.
This to be printed and published.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 15 (88).

Wodrow ii, App. 30. N° 2475.

14 AUGUST.

Arms 85 Purse- and Signet

A reprint of No. 2475, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 2 (164). Dalk. 1 (330).

London reprint ; Scots imprint.

Price Id. N° 2476.

20 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation Anent the Murtherers of
the late Archbishop of St. Andrews, and appointing
Magistrates and Councils of Burghs Royal to sign
the Declaration at Michaelmas next.

Edinburgh : 20 September 1679.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1679.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Patterson.

Arms 232 Ireland , ted 1679.

All sheriffs, &c., to search for and apprehend John Balfour
of Kinloch, David Haxstoun of Rathillet, George Balfour in
Gilstoun, James Russel in Kettle, Robert Dingvval (a
tennents son in Caddam), Andrew Guillan, Webster in
Balmerinoch, Alexander and Andrew Hendersons, sons to
John Henderson in Kilbrachmont, and George Fleming,
son to George Fleming in Balbuthy, murtherers of the late
Archbishop of St. Andrews, any heretors and ministers in
the late rebellion, and any harbourers of these murtherers
and rebels. All magistrates, &c., to sign the declaration
appointed and to return it before the third Thursday of
November next. These to be published and printed.

Sig. 46. f. (37) cropped. Beg. I (57).

Wodrow ii, App. 40. U° 2477.

13 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation Against Conventicles.
Edinburgh : 13 November 1679.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1679.

1 f. Roman letter. Wil. Paterson.

Arms 232 the did day

Cites proclamation 29 June, No. 2466, q.v., and royal
letter 11 July allowing one preacher to each parish who
may administer sacraments, giving surety for peaceable
behaviour. None are to preach till their names are given
in and caution found. These to be proclaimed and printed.
Adv. Pamph. 15 (89).

Wodrow ii, App. 33. 2478.

13 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation Anent the Rebels who
have not yet taken the Bond.

Edinburgh : 13 November 1679.

Edinburgh: Heir of A. A. : 1679.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 232 De- Remarkable the
Recites the clemency of the King after Bothwel Bridge.
Many rebels who have not taken the bond profess want of
intimation, &c. Those who do not give in the bond of
proclamation 27 July, No. 2470, q.v., before 1 Jan. 1680
with a reasonable excuse are excluded from mercy and
favour. These to be proclaimed.

B.L. Adv. Procl. I (15).

Wodrow ii, App. 34. jjo 2479

23 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-

CIL.] A Proclamation regulating the prices of Ale
and Beer.

Edinburgh : 23 December 1679.

Not found.

From No. 2484, q.v. N° 2479 a.

24 DECEMBER.— BY THE LORDS OF COUN-

CIL AND SESSION. Act against Solicitation.
Edinburgh : 24 December 1679.

Reaffirming Act of 6 Nov. 1677, No. 2422, q.v.

From No. 2901, q.v. N° 2480.

1680

24 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act Appointing a voluntary Contribution
for building a Stone-Bridge upon the Water of Ness
at Innerness.

Edinburgh : 24 February 1680.

[Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1680.]

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 232 Privy above fortli-
In repairing the old timber bridge the town of Innerness
has got into above ten thousand pounds of debt. It has
now fallen, to the hurt of 60 or 80 persons, and cannot be
repah-ed for lack of timber. A new stone bridge of 7 or 8
arches will cost £3,000 sterling. The Privy Council recom-
mend a voluntary contribution through the whole kingdom.
Heugh Robertson, bailiff, and James Stuart, thesaurer of
Innerness to be collectors.

Aberdeen (102). N° 2481.

2 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Reviving the Laws anent Hunting,
Hawking, Fishing; and appointing Masters of
Game.

Edinburgh : 2 March 1680.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1680.

2 ff. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 232 and ordained 2) just ignorance.
Enumerating the game laws revived. Appoints masters
of game : Mr. John Maitland, E. of Haddington, Linlithgow,
Mar, Rothes, M. of Athol, E. of Southesk, E. Marischal,
E. of Airly, Dumfermling, Aboyne, Murray, Seaforth,
Caithness, Argile, Home, Roxburgh, Glencairn, Nithisdale,
Queensberry, D. of Hamilton, M. of Montrose, Lairds of
Burghton, Posso, Lord Duffus, Sir George Mckenzie of
Tarbet.

Adv. Pamph. 22 (8) cropped ; Procl. I (17). Aberdeen
(103). N° 2482.

4 MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation For securing the Peace of the Shire
of Caithness.

Edinburgh : 4 March 1680.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1680.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 232 Defender Our hundred
Certain broken men have thrown down the houses of the
Earl of Caithness, oppressed his tenants, taking away his
corn and exacting money and free quarter. No merchant is
to buy or skipper transport any victual grown on his lands
without authorization from the Earl. Private persons lend-
ing their name to the export liable to a fine of £10 Scots
per boll. The Earl is to have peaceable access to his estates.
Ferry boats to give him the ordinary and speedy passage,
and he is to be entertained at the ordinary rates of the
country. These to be printed and published at Edinburgh,
Aberdene, Innerness, Thurso, Caithness-weik, &c.

Adv. Procl. I (18). N° 2483.

390

1680: 32 Charles II

Nos 2484-9

6 MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Regulating the prices of Ale and
Drinking-Beer proportionable to the price of the
Weigh of Bear.

Edinburgh : 6 March 1680.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1680.

2 ff. Roman letter. Will Paterson.

Arms 232 constitute, position 2) Laws under

In accordance with Act 15, Sess. 1, Pari. 2, a proclamation
23 Dec. 1679, No. 2479 a, q.v., was issued : when bear was
sold 15 stone of new or 14 of old (troas weight) for 6 pounds
Scots, the best ale should be \2d. Scots per pint, for 8 pounds
20d. Scots, for 10 pounds 2s. Scots, with the addition of the
excise. The brewers of Edinburgh and the neighbourhood
have petitioned for liberty. The price of the weigh of
barley (15 stone troas weight) is 10 merks and of rough
bear 9 merks for the crop of 1679. This price is fixed on
and no one is to buy at less for malting. Those who sign a
bond to buy at this rate may brew single ale at 20 d. a pint
plus the excise, and double ale at 3s., until 10 September
next. Maltsters to buy at the rates fixed and to charge 10s.
Scots a weigh of bear. No vintners in Edinburgh, Cannon-
gate, Abbey, Caldtown, Craig-end, Yard-heads, Newhaven,
Pleasants, and St. Ninians Row to brew ale. Coopers to
mark their work. A committee of ten brewers in the town
and ten in the shire to enforce these orders. Tapsters to have
4 d. Scots for drawing each pint. Commissioners appointed
for the shires to meet 29 March (N. of Aberdene 15 April)
to call brewers and maltsters before them to subscribe the
bond (proclamation 23 Dec.). These to be proclaimed and
printed.

Adv. Procl. I (19). N° 2484.

8 MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Discharging the Importing and
Venting of Brandy, other Forraign Strong- Waters,
Mum-Beer, and other Liquors made of Mault.
Edinburgh : 8 March 1680.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1680.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 232 Defender quors Edin-

Restraints and impositions on foreign trade are part of the
prerogative of the Crown, Act 26, Sess. 3, Pari. 1, Chas. II.
No brandy or other foreign strong waters, mum beer or
foreign malt liquor (except spruce beer) is to be imported or
sold after 1 Nov. next. On that date all magistrates, &c.,
are to destroy all that can be found. Ships importing it to
be confiscate, retailers fined <£40 Scots toties quoties.
Importers and sellers to lose their burgess rights. All
drinkers of brandy after 1 Nov. to be fined <£40 Scots toties
quoties , proof by witnesses or oath of party. Informers to
have half fine. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Adv. Procl. I (20). Reg. I (58). N° 2485.

31 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] The Lords of the Committy of . . .

[Regulations for Brewers, Vintners, and Tapsters.]
Edinburgh : 31 March 1680.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1680.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

for in Presents

The committee of the Privy Council for enforcing pro-
clamation 23 Dec. last, No. 2479 a, q.v., and 6 March last,
No. 2484, q.v., in Edinburgh give order. No vintner or
tapster to deal with more than one brewer, or to change his
brewer till his account is clear ; a bond to that effect to be
1 given before 15 April. No brewer to serve a vintner in
debt to another brewer. No one malting other men’s bear
to buy bear and sell malt. Brewers and coopers to mark all
barrels. Maltsters to buy in public market. Brewers not to
be vintners or tappers nor vintners or tappers to be brewers.

These to be printed and published in Edinburgh, Leith, and
Cannongate by touck of drum, and in Musselburgh,
Dalkeith, &c.

Sig. 46. f. (38) cropped. Reg. I (59). N° 2480.

6 MAY. -[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A Pro-
clamation Appointing all Passes to Ships to be
granted hereafter by the High-Admiral, his Deputes,
Judges and Officers.

Edinburgh : 6 May 1680.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1680.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 232 Defender who from

Cites proclamation 1676 (6 March 1677) concerning passes,
No. 2419, appointing a general surveyor. This has proved
ineffectual. The granting of passes belongs of right to the
office of Great Admiral of the kingdom. All passes to ships
shall be granted by him, his deputes and judges of the
Admiralty, and sealed by the clerks of that court. All
former passes are withdrawn. In future directions con-
cerning passes will be given to the Admiralty. These to be
proclaimed, printed, and posted up in all custom-houses.

Reg. I (60). Aberdeen (104).

Proclaimed 24 May. N"0 2487.

30 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation Declaring Mr. Richard Cameron, and
others, Rebels and Traitors, &c.

Edinburgh : 30 June 1680.

Edinburgh: Heir of A. A. : 1680.

1 f. Roman letter. Will Paterson.

Arms 232 our most respe-

Mr. Richard Cameron, . . . Cameron his brother, Thomas
Douglas, Donald Cargill and others have entered into a
traitorous covenant, found with other impious pamphlets
on the said Cargill at Queens-Ferry on 3 June. Also on
22 June the said Camerons and Douglas with John Vallang,
brother-in-law to Robert Park, Daniel Mackmitchel in Lorg-
foot, Thomas Campbel son of . . . Campbel, late of Dalblair
in Auchinleck, John Moodie brother of the miller in Cubs-
Milne, John Fowller servant of . . . Lindsay of Covingtoun,
Patrick Gemill son-in-law of Charles Logan at Cumnock-
maines, James Stewart son to Archibald Stewart at Calsey
End, Alexander Gordown of Kilsture, Francis Johnstoun,
merchant in Clidsdale, . . . Creichtown son of Robert
Creichtown of Achtitinch, now in Waterhead, and others
(21 persons) fastened a treasonable paper to the cross of
Sanquhar, marching in procession with drawn swords.
They are declared traitors. The heretors in Carsfern,
Balmaclellan, Dairy, Kells, Barr in Carrick, Moor Kirk of
Kyle, Galstown, Lowdon, Tindergarth, Streven, Lesmehago,
Sanquhar, Irongray, Glencairn, Cumnock, Monigaff, and
Penningham are to convene all persons over 16 on their
lands on the second and last Tuesdays in July and August,
and make them discover on oath any of these traitors or any
skulking traitor they have seen. The heretors are to send
within 8 days a declaration on oath of what they have done
to the sheriff. Magistrates to report to P.C. on 1 August
and 1 September. 5,000 merks reward for Richard Cameron,
3,000 each for . . . Cameron, Douglas, and Cargill, 1,000
each for the others, dead or alive. These to be printed and
published.

Reg. I (61).

Wodrow ii, App. 48. N° 2488.

30 JUNE.

London reprint: for A. Forrester: 1680.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 255 that Magistrates Shires

A reprint of No. 2488, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 816. m. 2 (4*); 21. h. 2 (180). P.R.O. 3
(404a) imperfect. Dalk. 1 (349). Bodl. Aslim. 1679 (46) ;
Carte MS. 59 (426). Guild. 3 (13). N° 2489.

391

Nos 2490-6

1680-1: 32 Charles II

13 JULY— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Act,
Appointing a voluntary Contribution for building a
Stone-Bridge upon the Water of Leven, near Dum-
barton.

Edinburgh : 13 July 1680.

[Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1680.]

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Patterson.

Arms 232 Privy ctual that

The trade of Dumbarton is much decayed for want of a
bridge at the Ford of Leven, which would help the cattle
trade much and be useful to the forces in time of war. A
voluntary contribution is to be taken up. Notice to be
given in all churches. William Mcfarland of Drumfad and
James Smallet of Pillenflett to be collectors.

Aberdeen (105).

There is a letter anent this matter from the Burgh of Dumbarton to
Aberdeen 13 August 1683. N° 2490.

10 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Regulating the Price of the Weigh
of Bear proportionally to the Prices of the Drink.

Edinburgh : 10 August 1680.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1680.

1 f. Roman letter. Will Paterson.

Arms 232 Conjunctly nies ignorance.

When a weigh of barley (15 stones trois weight) is at
7 merks, of rough bear at 6 merks, ale and beer shall be
14d a pint. If barley is 8 merks at 16d. pint, 9 merks at
18d. pint, 10 merks at 2s. pint, 11 merks at 2s. 2d. pint, 12
merks at 2s. 4d. pint, 13 merks at 2s. 6 d. pint. Commis-
sioners of excise to enforce this and meet on first Tuesday of
October. The conveners are named, who are to report
twice a year on the diligence of the commissioners. Magis-
trates to have weights in readiness for the weighs on pain
of 1,000 merks fine. These to be printed and published.

Aberdeen (106). N° 2491.

7 OCTOBER.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Anent the Rebels, who have not yet
taken the Bond.

Edinburgh : 7 October 1680.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1680.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Arms 232 Ireland , Privy hundred

Any of the rebels at Bothwell-Bridge (not being heretors,
ministers, or ringleaders) who appears to take the bond
before 1 Max-ch next will be pardoned. Does not apply to
those already taken prisoners, nor to any taken prisoner six
weeks after intimation in their shire. This is the last diet
allowed. These to be proclaimed and printed. Follows
the names of those appointed to take bond from the rebels in
the respective shires following.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (78), 22 (12). Reg. I (63). N° 2492.

22 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, Concerning some Fanatical
Conspii-ators against the King and Government.

Edinburgh : 22 November 1680.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1680.

2 ff. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 232 Pursevants on 2) of King-

Recites murder of Archbishop Sharp and rebellion of
1679, pardon and proclamation Whitehall, 29 June 1679,

No. 2467, q.v., allowing house conventicles. A new plot
has been formed. Treasonable pamphlets, entitled Naphtali,

Jus Pop id i, The Apologetick Narrative, &c. , have been circu-
lated. Proof of this conspii’acy is in the papers found on
Mr. Donald Cargil on 3 J une last ; in the treasonable Peclara-

392

tion of Sanquhair of 22 June last ; in the treasonable bond
found in the papers of Richard Cameron, killed at Airds-
Moss, signed by Thomas Dowglas, . . . Cameron, John
Vallence, Daniel Macmitchel, Thomas Campbel, John
Moodie, Patrick Gamle, James Stewart, and others; in the
excommunication of the Duke of York and others by Cargil
in a field conventicle at Torwood in Stirling in October ;
and by the free confession of James Skeen, Ai’chibald
Stewart in Borrowstowness, and John Potter, late servant
to Lord Cardross, who met at Edinburgh 1 1 November inst.
These conspirators are declared rebels and traitors. All are
to be seized with their associates, especially those named
here or in proclamation 30 June 1680, No. 2488, q.v.
Pardon if the accused are hurt or slain in resisting. 5,000
merks reward for Donald Cargil, 3,000 for Thomas Dowglas,
1 ,000 merks each for the others. These to be printed and
published.

Sig. 46. f. (39) cropped. Adv. Pamph. 2 (79) ; Procl. I
(21). Reg. I (65). Bodl. M. 10. 10. Jur.

Wodrow ii, App. 50. j^o 2493,

1681

13 JANUARY.- [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, Offering a Rewai-d and
Indemnity to such as shall discover the burning of
the House of Priestfield.

Edinburgh : 13 January 1681.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1681.

1 f. Roman letter. Wil. Paterson.

Arms 232 Defen- themselves same
Certain disorderly boys, students in the University of
Edinburgh and apprentices of the city, formed themselves
into parties with cognizances, and threatened to burn the
Provost’s house of Piiestfield. Although the Privy Council
took steps to guard the peace the house was burnt down.
2,000 merks reward and indemnity to the first infoi’mer,
who will be taken into special protection.

B.L. Reg. II (1). N° 2494.

21 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Concerning the Students in the
Colledge of Edinbui-gh.

Edinburgh: 21 Januai'y 1681.

Edinbui-gh : Heir of A. A. : 1681.

1 f. Roman letter. Pat. Menzies.

Arms 232 Defen- things full
Seditious persons have instigated the students of Edin-
burgh to riot when they were called in question, on 25 Dec.,
they assembled with the apprentices, wearing a blue ribbon,
and threatening the Provost to burn his house of Priestfield,
which was done a few days after by throwing in fire-balls,
&c. All students are to leave Edinburgh and fifteen miles
around within twenty-four hours, and not to return without
leave from the Privy Council. This to be published.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (81); Procl. I (22). Reg. II (2).

See Act of Council 1 February allowing them to return under
bond ; Wodrow ii, App. 79. 2495.

21 JANUARY.

London reprint : sine nom. : 29 Jan. [1681].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 254 of cious Execute
A l’eprint of No. 2495, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 2 (186); Harl. 5938 (106). P.R.O.

3 (411a). Guild. 3(20). Ch. 131.

Price Id. 31 January. N° 2400.

1681: 33 Charles II

N°s 2497-505

24 FEBRUARY— [BY THE PRIVY COUN
CIL.] Act For a voluntary Contribution towards
the repairing of the Harbour of Roschartie, at the
bay of Pitsligo.

Edinburgh : 24 February 1681.

[Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1681.]

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 232 of at me,

On the representation of Alexander Lord Pitsligo, of the
harbour begun by him at Roschartie, a voluntary contribu-
tion is ordered in all parishes. William Forbes to be
collector.

Aberdeen (107). N° 2497.

1 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Discharging the Importing of
Forraign Linen, or Woolen Cloth, Gold and Silver
Threed, &c.

Edinburgh : 1 March 1681.

Edinburgh: Heir of A. A. : 1681.

1 f. Roman letter. Pat. Menzies.

Arms 232 Ireland, dom Printed,

On report of the Committee of Council on Trade, a notifi-
cation that the importation of the following is forbidden : —
Silver and gold thread or lace, fringes, or tracing, or buttons,
stuffs, or ribbons containing it, all ‘philagram’ work.
Foreign holland-linen, cambrick, lawn, dornick, damask,
typing, bousten, or dametry, tufted or striped holland,
callico, musline, selesia and East India linen, and all linen
or cotton cloth ; foreign cloth or wool or wool-yarn and lint,
foreign silk and woollen stockings, foreign laces of silk,
grinip, or thread, all manners of laces and point, foreign
gloves, shoes, boots, and slippers. None of these shipped
after 10 March next may be imported, on pain of destruction
of goods and fine.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 15 (90); Procl. I (24). Reg. II
(3), (5). N° 2498.

1 MARCH.

London reprint : for S. J. : [1681].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 253 Ireland, Kingdom We
A reprint of No. 2498, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 2 (187). P.R.O. 3 (4lD). Dalk. 1 (356).
Guild. 3 (21).

Price Id. 9 March. 2499.

5 MARCH -[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Concerning the Coyn.

Edinburgh : 5 March 1681.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1681.

1 f. Roman letter. Wil. Paterson.

Arms 232 Ireland, particularly pre-
The ounce of coined silver 11 deniers fine was from 1591
to 1619 42s. Scots, and then raised to £3. Os. 10 §d., though
it is now valued at more than that abroad. Hence our coin
I is exported. On the petition of some principal merchants
the coin has been revalued. The ounce of money shall be
£3. 4s. Scots, the 4 merk pieces, current at 53 s. 4 d. Scots,
shall be current at 56s., and so on in proportion. The mint
which formerly returned for every ounce of bullion 11
deniers fine 55s. 9d., shall now return 58s. Scots.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (85) ; Procl. I (25). Reg. II (6), (7).
Aberdeen (108). N° 2500.

5 MARCH.

London reprint : for S. J. : [1681].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 253 Ireland raised Print-
A reprint of No. 2500, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 2 (188).

Price Id. 15 March.

8 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Against Field Conventicles.

Edinburgh : 8 April 1681.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1681.

1 f. Roman letter. Wil. Paterson.

Arms 232 Ireland, secure indorsat

As field conventicles are the rendezvous of rebellion,
the heretor in whose lands they are kept, or his bailiff, or
his tutor and guardian, shall immediately advertise the
sheriff, &c., in whose jurisdiction the conventicle was kept
within three days on pain of fine of one-fourth their valued
yearly rent. On which information the sheriffs are to
summon the heretors, who may examine suspects on oath,
and report the names of those present to the sheriffs, who
will fine them and levy the fines. Sheriffs to report their
activity twice yearly to the Council (1 July and December).
This without prejudice to right of P.C., &c., to begin pro-
ceedings against any present at conventicles, even without
arms, for an arbitrary punishment, or with arms for treason,
as in proclamation 13 May 1679, No. 2456, q.v. These to
be proclaimed and printed.

Reg. II (13).

Wodrow ii, App. 53. N° 2502.

11 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation For regulating and encouraging of
Trade and Manufactories In the Kingdom of Scot-
land. [Begins] Charles . . . Whereas, by the Law of
all Nations . . .

Edinburgh : 11 April 1681.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1681.

16 pp. fo. Roman letter. Pat. Menzies.

Arms 232

The power of regulating foreign trade is a crown preroga-
tive (Act 26, Sess. 3, Pari. 1). Cites proclamation 1 March,
No. 2498, q.v., which is renewed and extended. Any
merchants who have prohibited goods are forbidden to sell
them after 15 June unless a bond has been signed. Pro-
hibited goods to be burnt. Cites former acts for regulating
trade. Linen, leather, metal, shipbuilding, fishing, book-
binding, goldsmiths’ trades protected. Additional excise
on French wine, brandy, tobacco, beer, &c., levied. These
to be proclaimed.

[Follows] The bond to be signed by the merchants, in
the several burghs of this kingdom.

Adv. Pamph. 3 (72). N° 2503.

8 JUNE. — BY THE KING. A Proclamation, In-
dicting a Parliament, to be held at Edinburgh, the
28 day of July, 1681.

Whitehall: 8 June 1681.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1681.

1 f. Roman letter. Morray.

Arms 232 England, Deputs Head

A Parliament is to meet at Edinburgh 28 July. All
lords, spiritual and temporal, and great officers to attend.
Commissioners elected this year to be notified and elections
to be held. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Reg. II (18). Ch. 2756 imp.

Order to print 19 July. Jfo 2504.

8 JUNE.

Another edition of No. 2504, q.v.

Sig. 46. f. (40). Adv. Procl. I (27).

‘ Murray ’ in signature. N° 2505.

10 JUNE— [BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE TREASURY.] A Proclamation, Anent the
Sale of Forfeited Estates, dated the tenth of June, 1681.

Edinburgh : 10 June 1681.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1681.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 232 one shall and

3 E

VOL. II

N° 2501.

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Recites powers under Commission, Whitehall, 27 April, of
selling forfeited estates (1679 Bothwell Bridge). They will
meet at Edinburgh 1 July next, and on that day week to
deal with any person desirous of buying any forfeited lands
and to settle the price. These to be printed and published.
Adv. Pamph. 2 (82). Reg. II (19). N° 2506.

16 JUNE. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, For a Solemn and Religious Fast, to
be keept in the whole Paroch Churches of the
Kingdom of Scotland.

Edinburgh : 16 June 1681.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1681.

1 f. Roman letter. Wil. Paterson.

Arms 232 France guinary proceeded
A fast to be intimated Sunday, 26 June, and kept Wed-
nesday, 29th, in the dioceses of St. Andrews and Glasgow,
Edinburgh, Dunkel, Dumblain, and Brechin ; and in the
remaining dioceses intimated on Sunday, 3 July, and kept
Wednesday, 6 July, for a blessing on the Parliament called for
28 July next, and for preservation from threatened drought.
Adv. Pamph. 22 (17) cropped ; Procl. I (28). Reg. II (20).
Wodrow ii, App. 54. N° 2507.

19 JULY .-[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Forasmuch as it hath pleased . . .
[Concerning the riding to Parliament.]
Edinburgh : 19 July 1681.

Edinburgh: Relict of A. A.1: 1681.

1 f. Roman letter. Wil. Paterson.

Arms 232 a Commissioner Admitted
As Parliament meets the 28th inst. all lords, spiritual and
temporal, officers of State, commissioners of shires and
boroughs are to meet at Halyrudhouse, 28 July, by 9 a.m.
with gowns, robes, horses, and footmantles. Commissioners
to deliver in their commission on the 25th inst.

Adv. Pamph. 24 (35). Reg. II (21).

1 Printress to His Majesty. N° 2508.

13 AUGUST. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

Acknowledging and Asserting, the Right of Suc-
cession to the Imperial Crown of Scotland.
Edinburgh: 13 August 1681.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1681.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 232 this well all

Declares that on the death of a King or Queen regnant all
subjects are bound in allegiance to the next heir male or
female without respect to religion or any Act of Parliament.
High treason to endeavour to alter the law of succession.
Reg. II (26).

Acts viii. 238 ; Wodrow ii, App. 59. N° 2509.

13 AUGUST. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act,
Ratifying all former Laws for the security of the
Protestant Religion.

Edinburgh : 13 August 1681.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1681.

1 f. Italic letter.

Arms 232 with curing and

All laws for the security of the true Kirk and the Pro-
testant religion, and against popery, are to be fully enforced.
Reg. II (25).

Acts viii. 238 ; Wodrow ii, App. 58. N° 2510.

13 AUGUST.

London reprint : N. Thompson : 1681.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 257 Kings and specially
A reprint of Nos. 2509, 2510, q.v.

B.M. 1851. c. 10 (1). Bodl. G. Pamph. 1678, 2206.

N° 2511.

13 AUGUST— [BY THE ESTATES.] An Act

for securing of the Protestant Religion, As it was
past in the Parliament of Scotland, on Saturday
August 13, 1681.

[Edinburgh : 13 August 1681.]

London : A. Forrester : 1681.

1 f. Gothic letter.

his first subscribe

A reprint of No. 2510, q.v.

Antiq. S. (21). N° 2512.

31 AUGUST.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act Anent

Religion and the Test.

Edinburgh : 31 August 1681.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1681.

2 ff. Roman letter.

Arms 232 many the 2) Fiscals, Council
The laws against popery and fanatics are to be strictly
enforced. Parish ministers every October to send lists to
their ordinaries of all papists and schismatics in their
parish, and bishops to send them to the sheriffs, &c.
Sheriffs to give in a yearly account (December) of their
proceedings. Bishops to send a duplicate list to P.C.
Following oath to be taken by all persons in office. Manner
of taking it prescribed. Reports to be in to Privy Council
before 1 March 1681-2. Any person exercising office
without taking it (the King's brother and sons excepted)
forfeits all his goods and life rents, half to informer.

[Follows the Oath] Swearing to confession of faith,
repudiating papist and fanatical principles, loyalty to
Charles II. Repudiates the Covenants.

Reg. II (27).

Acts viii. 243; Wodrow ii, App. 60. No 2513.

31 AUGUST.

Arms 232 many mand 2) Fiscals, Privy
Another edition of No. 2513, q.v.

Reg. II (28). N° 2514.

24 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act of Council, Anent the Test, to be taken
by all Judges, &c.

Edinburgh: 24 September 1681.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1681.

1 f. Italic letter. Wil. Paterson.

Arms 232 Lords Protestant other

All persons are ordered to take the Test by 1 January
next, but they are not to wait till then. Judges are to take
it before their first sitting, and cause all under their charge
to take it on their knees, and send a certificate to the
Council. This to be printed and published.

B.M. 1851. b. 3 (59). Reg. II (29).

Wodrow ii, App. 61 (17th). N° 2515.

6 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Imposing a further Custom upon
Wines and Tobacco, &c.

Edinburgh : 6 October 1681.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1681.

1 f. Roman letter. Pat. Menzeis.

Arms 232 Defen- allowances Pub-
By Act 26, Pari. 1, the ordering of foreign trades is laid
on the King. By proclamation 11 April, No. 2503, q.v.,
a duty was put on tobacco and wine which has not com-
pensated for the loss on salt excise. Every tun of French,
Spanish, and Rhenish wine, which formerly paid £34 Scots
custom, shall now pay £60 Scots with the burden of the
bullion, and each pound of tobacco from the plantations
direct pay 2s. 4 d. Scots customs and 8 d. excise, from other

394

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Nos 2516-24

places 5s. Scots customs and Is. Scots excise. No further
repayments are to be made to exporters of herrings under
the Act of 1669 because in 1673 by act and proclamation,
No. 2373, the exporters are free of customs at export 24s.
Scots per last, and are now freed from excise 15s. Scots per
Linlithgow boll. These to be published.

Reg. II (33). N° 2516.

3 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act of Council, Explanatory of the Test :
with His Majesties Letter Containing His Royal
Approbation thereof.

Edinburgh : 3 November 1681.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1681.

4 pp. fo. Roman letter. Wil. Paterson.

Arms 232

Those who swear the Test (Act 6 of Pari. 3, Chas. II) do
not bind themselves to every clause of the Covenant of
1567, and no encroachment on the spiritual power of the
Church is intended by it. It is without prejudice to the
episcopal government of the Church.

With a letter dated Whitehall, 15 Nov., subscribed Morray,
approving it.

B.M. K.T.C. 44. b. 4 (4). Reg. II (30, 31). Sig. 109.
e. 6 (3). N° 2517.

21 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, Anent the Earl of Argyl.
Halyrudehouse : 21 December 1681.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1681.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 232 of at under

Archibald, Earl of Argyl, has been found guilty of leizing
making between King and people, and of high treason.
He was kept at large on a royal letter ordering execution to
be sisted, and escaped 21 December. He is to be pursued
and taken from one jurisdiction to another if necessary.
Indemnity if he is killed in resistance. No one is to aid
him. These to be proclaimed.

Adv. Procl. I (29). Reg. II (34).

Wodrow ii, App. 78. N° 2518.

1682

14 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act of Council, For burning the Solemn League and
Covenant, and several other Traiterous Libels.
Halyrudhouse : 14 January 1682.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1682.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 232 Maje- Solemn Published.

The Solemn League and Covenant has been declared
treasonable, yet it has been renewed in 1666, and since then
other treasonable declarations have been made, as at Ruther-
glen and Sanquhair, Cargil’s Covenant, the Declaration at
Lanark 12th inst., The Act and Apologetick Declaration of the
true Presbyterians of the Church of Scotland. All these are
to be burnt on Wednesday next (market day) by the common
hangman, the provost, bailiffs, and common council being
present, between 11 and 12 a.m. This to be printed and
published.

Adv. Pamph. 24 (37) ; Procl. I (30). Reg. II (37).

N° 2519.

14 JANUARY.

Arms 257 the 1666 that
A reprint of No. 2519, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 1850. c. 5 (90).

Scots imprint ; London reprint [N. Thompson], N° 2520.

31 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, For Adjourning the Parliament,
until the seventeenth day of April 1682.1

Edinburgh: 31 January 1682.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1682.

1 f. Roman letter. Pat. Menzies.

Arms 232 Britain, journment Our

Parliament, now adjourned to 1 March, is further adjourned
to 1 7 April next. These to be proclaimed.

Reg. II (38).

1 Altered to 3 in MS. jjo 2521.

3 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, anent the furnishing of
Corn, Hay and Straw to the Forces.

Haly-rude-house : 3 February 1682.

Edinburgh ; Heir of A. A. : 1682.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 232 Ireland, to Letters,

The old method of paying for forage by bills, to be allowed
for by collectors of cess, has proved burdensome. The
troops are now well provided with ready money. The
sheriff principal or his deput is to meet the commissioners
of supply or excise, and lay up a store of forage in any town
where troops are to be quartered to be sold at reasonable
rates to them. Powers to force commissioner to act,
heretors and tenants to sell forage, and officers to pay
promptly. These to be proclaimed.

Reg. II (39). N° 2522.

9 FEBRUARY— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-

CIL.] Act of Council, Appointing the Burghs
Royal to send in an accompt of their several Setts
and Constitutions.

Edinburgh : 9 February 1682.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1682.

1 f. Roman letter. Wil. Paterson.

Arms 232 Commissioner, men, Printed.

The magistrates of the burgh royal are to send in to the
agent an ‘ exact account of the several setts and constitutions
of the burghs, and of what number, either merchants or
tradesmen, the magistrates, council, and electors of them, do
consist ’. This to be done with all diligence. These to be
printed.

Adv. Pamph. 24 (38). N° 2523.

10 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Anent Measures, Metts and
Weights, and the Sale of Boutcher Flesh in
Edinburgh.

Edinburgh : 10 March 1682.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1682.

1 f. Roman letter. Pat. Menzies.

Arms 232 Our above- Service,

Cites laws as to standard weights at Linlithgow. Many
weights and measures are now in use. The Linlithgow
measure is the only one to be used for buying or selling
victual in this kingdom. All others are false measures.
In every burgh royal a public measure, mett, and weight
are to be provided within forty days to be kept in the
tolbooth or weigh-house, under penalty of 1,000 merks
Scots in case of failzie. Rents and victuals, &c., may be
uplifted in the accustomed measures. The Act 122, Pari. 7,
Jas. V, to be enforced. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
to be free markets in Edinburgh for all bringing beef,
mutton, veal, lamb, swine’s flesh, &c., as freely as for the
fleshers burgesses of Edinburgh. To be sold by tron weight,
20 trois ounces being a tron pound weight. These to be
printed and published, and read in all parish churches after
divine service.

Reg. II (40). N° 2524.

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16 MARCH— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Discharging Silk Lace, White Lace,
and Point to be imported or worn upon Apparel.

Edinburgh : 16 March 1682.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1682.

1 f. Roman letter. Pat. Menzeies.

Arms 232 and Act Our

Cites Act 1 2 of this Parliament encouraging manufactures,
and prohibiting certain goods after 1 April next. This Act is
to be punctually enforced. No one is to import, and no one
is to wear any clothes on which there is silk lace, white
lace of threed or point after 1 April on pain of 500 merks
Scots fine and confiscation of the cloths. White lace of
threed or point may be worn on rufles, cravats, bands,
handkirchifs, and night linen only, and servants may
wear out old cloaths. The new invention of gratigning or
scratching silk stuffs is forbidden. No liveries may bear

Silk lclC6.

Reg. il(41). Aberdeen (110). N° 2525.

23 MARCH— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation, Adjourning the Parliament until the
fifteenth day of June, 1682.

Edinburgh : 23 March 1682.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1682.

1 f. Roman letter. Pat. Menzies.

Arms 232 Britain , effect, by

Cites proclamation 31 Jan., No. 2521, q.v., adjourning
Parliament; it is further adjourned to 15 June. These to
be proclaimed.

Reg. II (42). N° 2528.

8 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Adjourning the Parliament until the
28 of November next, 1682.

Edinburgh : 8 May 1682.

Edinburgh: Heir of A. A.: 1682.

1 f. Roman letter. Pat. Menzeis.

Arms 232 Ire- Council, these

Cites proclamation 23 March, No. 2526, q.v., adjourning
Parliament ; it is further adjourned to 28 November next.
These to be proclaimed.

Reg. II (43). N° 2527.

22 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation establishing the Scots Staple Port at
Camphire, 1682.

Edinburgh : 22 May 1682.

Edinburgh: Heir of A. A. : 1682.

1 f. Roman letter. Pat. Menzeis.

Arms 232 Faith ; said Let-

Cites the long connexion with Camphire as the staple
port of the Seventeen United Provinces, broken only by the
transfer of the staple to Dort in 1672, which has proved
destructive to trade. By letters patent the Conservator of
Scottish privileges has been authorized to treat with the
Prince of Orange and the town, and articles of agreement
drawn up by them were approved in 2 March 1676, whereon
a proclamation, No. 2410, q.v., was issued re-establishing the
staple there. Much of the staple trade is however transferred to
Roterdam and other places. No staple goods or commodities
are to be exported from Scotland to any other place in the
Netherlands but Camphire under pains expressed in the
Acts of Parliament and of conventions of boroughs. Customs
officers to exact certificates that goods have been received at
Camphire without breaking bulk. These to be proclaimed.

Reg. II (44). Aberdeen (1 11).

Proclaimed 2 June. 2528

396

9 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Reviving the Laws anent Hunting,
Hawking, Fishing : and appointing Masters of the
Game.

Edinburgh : 9 June 1682.

Edinburgh: Heir of A. A. : 1682.

2 ff. Roman letter. Pat. Menzies.

Arms 232 and by 2) of pre-
Recites the laws as to hunting, hawking, and fishing,
which are to be strictly observed. The following are
appointed masters of game : — The L. Chancellor, Sir George
Mackenzie of Tarbet, E. Balcarras, Sir William Bruce of
Balcaskie, M. of Athol, E. of Perth, Southesk, E. Marishal,
E. of Airly, Dumfermline, Sir George Gordoun of Haddo,
E. of Murray, Seaforth, Lord Duffus, E. of Caithness, Earl
of Home, Sheriff of Argyle and Bute, Sheriff of Roxburgh,
D. of Hamiltoun, E. of Kilmarnock, Lord of Yester, E. of
Glencairn, M. of Montrose, Laird of Burghtoun, E. of
Nithisdale, M. of Queensberry. They may appoint deputes.
This Commission to last seven years. Proclamation of
4 March 1680, No. 2482, q.v., is recalled. These to be
proclaimed.

Reg. II (45). N° 2529.

7 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Act,

for a voluntar Contribution towards the building
and reparing of the Harbour of Aberdeen.
Edinburgh: 7 July 1682.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1682.

1 f. Italic letter. Wil. Paterson.

Arms 232 Ma- the and

It is necessary for the preservation of the harbour at
Aberdeen to build a bulwark on the north shore opposite
that on the south, which will cost at least <£1,000 sterling,
besides repairing the key. A voluntary contribution is
ordered in all paroch kirks on the Lord’s Day. Alexander
Anderson, town treasurer, and his successors to be collectors.
Aberdeen (112). N° 2530,

7 JULY.

Arms 234 Magistrats, not furthcom-
Another edition of No. 2530, q.v., in which the expense
is raised to ‘above 5,000 lib. starling’.

Aberdeen (113). N° 2531.

8 JULY.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Anent the discovery of persons in
Arms, and apprehending Rebels and Fugitives.
Edinburgh : 8 July 1682.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1682.

1 f. Roman letter. Pat. Menzies.

Arms 232 Faith, misled again
Recites the good results brought about by the Duke of
York’s government. Nevertheless some eighty traitors
have met near Tala-lin in Peebles, and the people of the
locality did not give timely notice of it. All subjects are
bound to give instant notice of any gathering, the delay
allowed being one hour for each three miles, and to aid the
sheriffs when called on to follow up and seize any persons
at such meetings. These to be proclaimed.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (87). Reg. II (46).

Wodrow ii, App. 90. N° 2532.

9 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as Wee having for
the . . .

For the peace of the Highlands.

Edinburgh : 9 August 1682,

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1682.

8 pp. fo. Roman letter.

Arms 232

1682-3: 34-35 Charles II

Nos 2533-40

Order to print, publish on Sundays in paroch kirks, and
proclaim the Commission for securing the peace of the
Highlands.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (4). Reg. II (47).

P.C. Reg.

A 4 pp. fo. Aberdeen reprint in B.M. N° 2533.

10 OCTOBER [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament to the
fifteenth day of March, 1683.

Edinburgh : 10 October 1682.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1682.

1 f. Roman letter. Wil. Paterson.

Arms 234 and Have Exe-
Parliament, now adjourned to 28 November by proclama-
tion 8 May, No. 2527, q.v., is further adjourned to 15 March.
These to be proclaimed.

Adv. Pamph. 24 (39). Reg. II (48).

P.C. Reg. N° 2534.

1683

8 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, Adjourning the Parliament
to the tenth day of July 1683.

Edinburgh : 8 February 1683.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1683.

1 f. Roman letter. Wil. Paterson.

Arms 234 De- to Indorsed
Cites proclamation 10 Oct., No. 2534, adjourning Parlia-
ment. It is further adjourned to 10 July, when the King’s
brother will remain commissioner. These to be proclaimed.
Reg. II (49).

P.C. Reg. N° 2535.

23 MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Anent the Rendezvouses of the
Militia, for the year 1683.

Edinburgh : 23 March 1683.

[Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1683.]

1 f. Roman letter. Wil. Paterson.

Arms 234 Faith ; Regiment publish
Appointing rendezvous in May for 21 regiments of foot
and 28 troops of horse. These to be proclaimed and pub-
lished.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 22 (18).

P.C. Reg. (22nd). N° 2536.

23 MARCH.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1683.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 232 Faith ; giment Pre-
Another edition of No. 2536, q.v.

Reg. II (50). N° 2537.

13 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

His Majesties Gracious Proclamation, for Ordering
the Prosecution of all Rebels and their Ressetters,
for holding Justice- Airs, and admitting Rebels not
Heretors, to take the Test, &c.

Edinburgh : 13 April 1683.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1683.

2 ff. Roman letter. Wil. Paterson.

Arms 234 Faith ; Principles 2) or the

Recites royal letter, Newmarket, 21 March. Laws against
rebels and resetters to be enforced. No new process to be
raised after 1 January 1687 for rebellion, &c., committed
before 1 May 1683, Rebels allowed to take the Test for

pardon up to 1 August next. Circuit Courts will be held to
receive the tests, at specified places. Manner of taking the
Test prescribed. Commissioners appointed to administer the
Test. All Privy Counsellors, Lords of Session, &c., Sheriffs,
Provost, Baillies, &c., &c., and John Dalmahoy of that ilk,
Sir John Couper of Gogar, L. Elebank, William Murray of
Spot, Sir William Ruthven of Dunglas, Adam Hepburn of
Humby . . . Sharp of Houston, Alexander Miln of Carrin,
L. Sinclar, Sir Philip Anstruther of that ilk, . . . Lindsay,
Sir W. Sharp of Scotscraig, Sir Alexander Bruce of Broom-
hall, L. of Lie, Sir John Whiteford of Milntoun, John Skeen
of Hallyards, Sir Robert Dalzel of Glannae, Sir R. Grierson
of Lagg, R. Ferguson of Craigdarrach, L. Montgomery, L.
Crightoun, L. of Blair, Sir Archibald Kennedy of Collen,
John Boil of Kelburn, James Crawfoord of Ardmillan, . . .
Colquhoun of Liess, John Grahame of Dugalstown, L. Ross,
Thomas Crawfoord of Carsburn, Richard Elphingstoun of
Airth, Patrick Haddin of Langrig, Alexander Seten of
Touch, . . . Mungo Haddin of Glennages, Sir Robert Murray of
Abercairney, Sir John Drummond of Machany, John Drum-
mond of Denistoun, Andrew Lord Rollo, Sir David Dumbar
of Baldoon, Hugh Moguffock of Rusco, Sir Godfrey Meccul-
loch of Miretoun, Robert Lourie of Maxweltoun, . . . Ker of
Gradine, L. Jedburgh, J. Riddel of Haining, G. Pringle of
Blindlies, Sir James Cockburn of that ilk, . . . Hoorn of Lin-
thil, Harie Hoorn of Karnes, Sir W. Purvis of Purvishall,
Sir W. Murray of Stenhop, James Naesmith of Posso,
T. Veatch of Daik, A. Cochran of Barbachly, J. Dundass of
Mannor, J. Skeen of Halyards, Sir R. Maxwell of Orchyard-
toun, . . . Bruce of Earls-hall, Cornet Grahame, Quarter-
master David Grahame, Sir Francis Ruthven, Sir W. Keith’s
Cornet, Sir James Douglas of Kelhead.

B.L. (imp.). Sig. 46. f. (41). Adv. Pamph. 15 (91), 2 (88).
Reg. II (51). Hamilton Palace (121 Maitland).

P.C. Reg. ; Wodrow ii, App. 93.

Prepared by Lords Bp. of Edinburgh, Advocate, Thes. Dep., and
Lords of Session. 2538.

13 APRIL.

London reprint : J. Darby : 1683.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 255 Constitute, Phanatical again.

A reprint of No. 2538, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 2 (195). Bodl. Ashm. 1679 (64).
Guild. 3 (30).

Price 2d. 15 May. N° 2539.

19 APRIL — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation Anent Protections, 1683.

Edinburgh : 19 April 1683.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1683.

1 f. Roman letter. Pat. Menzeis.

Arms 232 Ireland, wise Letters,

All royal protections are to be recorded in a register in the
Signet Office, then presented in the Exchequer, and pass the
Great Seal per saltum. (To be of no force till past the Great
Seal.) Any protections now in force are to be brought in
and registered, &c., before 15 June, when unsealed protections
are to be voided. These to be proclaimed.

Adv. Procl. I (35). Reg. II (52).

P-C. Reg. No 2540.

4 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Anent Highwayes Bridges and

Ferries, 1683.

Halyrudhouse : 4 June 1683.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1683.

1 f. Roman letter. Wil. Paterson.

Arms 234 Privy sary and

Cites Act 16, Sess. 1, Pari. 2, Chas. II, for repairing high-
ways. The meetings ordered by this Act have been neglected.
The burden of maintenance lies on the inhabitants of the

397

Nos 2541-50

1683: 35 Charles II

shires, &c., in whose boundaries the roads, &c., lie. Many
bridges have become ruinous. Sheriffs, &c., are to summon
the meetings of freeholders. For the repair of bridges, &c.,
a levy of 10s. Scots per hundred pound of valued rent for
the past years is to be made besides that for the current
year. The 59th Act of Jas. I, that ferrymen are to have
bridges for in-putting and out-putting of horses, is to be
observed. Sheriffs to notify the Privy Council by 1 Novem-
ber yearly their action in this matter. These to be proclaimed
and read in all kirks on Sunday.

Reg. II (54). Aberdeen (115).

P.C. Keg, N° 2541.

4 JUNE. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation Anent Pedagogues, Chaplains and
others.

Hallyrudhouse : 4 June 1683.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1683.

1 f. Roman letter. Wil. Paterson.

Arms 232 Faith ; lains Exe-
Recites danger to children caused by disaffected chaplains
and tutors. Quotes Acts 4 of 2 of 1 Chas. II and 6 of

3 Chas. II, and proclamation 1 March 1676, No. 2406, q.v.
No person is to keep any chaplain or tutor except those who
have taken the test, and are licensed by the bishop on pain
of fine, noble 3,000 merks, gentle 1,200 merks, burgess &c.,
600 merks. Disaffected persons cannot be schoolmasters.

Adv. Pamph. 22 (30) ; Procl. I (31). Reg. II (53).
Aberdeen (114).

P.C. Keg. ; Wodrow ii, App. 91. 2542.

4 JUNE.

London reprint : G. Croom : 1683.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 256 To ses delivering
Areprint of No. 2542, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 2 (196). Bodl. Ashm. 1679 (65); Pamph.
(160). Dalk. 1 (363). Guild. 3 (31).

Price Id. 22 June. 1^° 2543.

28 JUNE.— BY THE KING. A Proclamation For
the Apprehending of James Duke of Monmouth,
Ford Lord Gray, Sir Thomas Armestrong Knight,
and Robert Ferguson.

Whitehall : 28 June 1683.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1683.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 234 Ford Law him
A reprint of No. 3748, England, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (89). Reg. II (55). Hodgkin. Ch. 648.
Did this proclamation run in Scotland? 1^° 2544.

2 JULY.— [TO THE KING.] Address Of The
Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of the City
of London, in Common Council Assembled.
Whitehall : 2 July 1683.

Edinburgh reprint : Heir of A. A. : 1683.

1 f. Roman letter.

asto- nishment may
A reprint of No. 3751, England, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 24 (40). Reg. II (57). N° 2545.

4 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Appointing Officers of State, Privy
Counsellours and others, to attend their Charges,
and not to go out of the Kingdom without Licence.
Edinburgh: 4 July 1683.

Edinburgh: Heir of A. A.: 1683.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 234 Ireland, Council, Premisses

All officers to attend their charges. No one to leave the
kingdom without a special licence from the Privy Council.
These to be proclaimed.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (92), 24 (41). Reg. II (58). Aberdeen
(116).

P-C. Reg. N° 2546.

4 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation Anent the Mint, and declaring Spanish
Ryals current at fifty-six shilling Scots.

Edinburgh : 4 July 1683.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1683.

1 f. Italic letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 234 France, several Our

Coinage is stopped till the first meeting of Parliament.
Payments to be made ‘ in the same as formerly \ Spanish
ryals, of fourteen drop, to be current at 56s. Scots. These
to be proclaimed.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (90). Reg. II (59).

P.C. Reg. ; Patrick ii. 173. jfo 2547,

4 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, For apprehending James Duke of
Buccleugh, and other Traiterous Conspirators against
the life of the King, and his Royal Highnesse, and
for subversion of the Government.

Edinburgh : 4 July 1683.

Edinburgh: Heir of A. A.: 1683.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 232 and received by.

Offering £500 sterling reward for James, Duke of Buc-
cleugh and Monmouth, Ford Lord Gray of Wark, Sir
Thomas Armestrong, and Mr. Robert Ferguson, and £100
reward for Rumsay, Rumbold, Nelthorp, Wade, Goodenough,
Walecoat, Thompson, Burtone, and Hone. Sheriffs to seize
any Englishman who comes into Scotland between 20 June
last and 1 August next who cannot give a good account of
himself. All ships to be searched, and none allowed to
leave without giving 48 hours’ notice with a list of the crew
and passengers.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (91). Reg. II (60).

P.C. Reg. ; Wodrow ii, App. 95. N° 2548.

4 JULY.

London reprint : G. Croom : 1683.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 256 Macers received Procla-
A reprint of No. 2548, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 2 (201). Bodl. Ashm. 1679 (66). Antiq.
S. (22). Dalk. 1 (370).

Price 1 d. 18 July. 1*° 2549.

7 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Indicting a Solemn and Publick
Thanksgiving throughout the Kingdom of Scotland,
to be kept upon the ninth of September next, for
His Majesties safe Delivery from the late Phanatical
Conspiracy against His Majesty, His Royal Highness
and Government.

Haly-rud-house : 7 August 1683.

Edinburgh: Heir of A. A.: 1683.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 232 Defender Majesty, Our
Cites Declaration, Whitehall, 28 July, ordered to be re-
printed here. 9 September to be kept as a day of thanks-
giving. These and the Declaration are to be read in all
churches the Lord’s Day preceding. These to be printed.
B.L. Reg. II (61).

P.C. Reg. ; Wodrow ii, App. 99. The Declaration in full, p. 96.

N° 2550.

398

1683: 35 Charles II

Nos 2551-8

7 AUGUST.

London reprint : G. Croom : 1683.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 256 Our Life the

A reprint of No. 2550, q.v., with an account of the mode
of proclamation on 8th (Wednesday).

B.M. 21. h. 2 (202). Bodl. Ashm. 1679 (66*').

Price 1 d. 16 August. N° 2551.

16 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Discharging Merchants and other
Traffickers to Sell or Exchange any Prohibite
Commodities, with themselves, or amongst others.
Edinburgh: 16 August 1683.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : [1683].

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 232 Faith, diverse Parliament.

Cites Act of Sept. 1681 and proclamation 11 April 1681, No.
2503, q.v. In tenderness to merchants the wearing of pro-
hibited goods was not forbidden, but only their import.
Though sufficient time has elapsed to consume their stocks
the illegal import still continues, ruining the manufactures
here. No one is to buy or sell any cloathes, stuffs, sarges,
holland, Cambridge, silk-stockings, or any goods made of
wool or lint after this date. Liberty given to merchant
burgesses of Edinburgh to sell or export their stock before
1 November next. Prohibited goods will be burnt, and the
importers punished.

Reg. II (63) imprint damaged.

PC. Reg. Ifo 2552.

16 AUGUST.

London reprint : for L. Curtis : 1683.

1 f. Roman letter.

of Trade and
A reprint of No. 2552, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 2 (204). Dalk. 1. (372). Guild. 3 (40).

Price Id. 3 September. N° 2553.

16 AUGUST. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Adjourning the Parliament from
the tenth of July, to the sixth of December, 1683.
Edinburgh : 16 August 1683.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1683.

1 f. Roman letter. Pat. Menzies.

Arms 232 De- ons Exe-

Parliament, adjourned by proclamation 8 February last,
No. 2535, q.v., to 10 July, is further adjourned to 6 December.
The Duke of Albany [James II] to remain High Commis-
sioner in all the sessions. This to be proclaimed.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 2 (94). Reg. II (62).

P.C. Reg. N° 2554.

16 AUGUST.

London reprint : G. Croom : [1683].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 256 De- Ancient Power,

• A reprint of No. 2554, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 2 (203). Dalk. 1 (371). Guild. 3 (39).

Price Id. 23 August. jq-o 2555.

20 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, Allowing a further Diet to
the Commons for taking the Test, and Indemnifying
the Heretors guilty of Harbouring, or Resetting of

Rebels who have taken the Test at the late Justice-
Ayres, as to their Lives.

Haly-rud-house : 20 September 1683.
Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1683.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 234 De- comuned exe-
Commoners who through ignorance, &c., have lost the
benefit of the indemnity may take the Test up to 1 March
next, except those who helped the assassins of the Arch-
bishop, seditious field preachers, or the late conspirators.
Heretors who have taken the Test are free as to their lives,
but must satisfy the other punishments. This to be pro-
claimed.

Adv. Procl. I (32). Reg. II (64).

P.C. Reg. N° 2556.

20 SEPTEMBER.

London reprint: G. Croom : [1683].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 256 Faith ; sidering you
A reprint of No. 2556, q.v.

B„M. 21. h. 2 (206). Bodl. Ashm. 1679 (68). Dalk. 1
(374). Guild. 3(42).

Price Id. 3 October. N° 2557.

5 NOVEMBER.- [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, Adjourning the Parliament,
from the Sixth of December, 1683, to the Eighth
of April, 1684.

Haly-rud-house : 5 Novem her 1683.
Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1683.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 234 Ireland , in by
Cites proclamation 16 August, No. 2554, q.v., adjourning
Parliament ; it is further adjourned to 8 April ensuing.
These to be proclaimed.

Reg. II (66).

P-C. Reg. N° 2558.

23 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE KING.] His

Majesties Declaration concerning the Province of
East-N ew- Jersey.

Whitehall : 23 November 1683.

Edinburgh reprint : Heir of A. A. : 1684.

1 f. Roman letter. Sunderland.

Arms 232 the did any

Cites letters patent, 29 June 1674, granting American
lands to D. of York, part of which, Nova Caesaria or New
Jersey, was vested in John, L. Berkley of Stratton, and Sir
George Carteret, Bt. The east portion of this was assigned
to Sir G. Carteret, and assigned to the present proprietors.
By indenture, 14 March 1682[3], the D. of York confirmed
this grant to James, E. of Perth, John Drummond of Londine,
Robert Barclay of Ure, Robert Gordon of Cluny, and 20 others.
Boundaries E. and N. along the sea coast and Hudson’s
River from Little Egg Harbour to 41° N. Lat. All planters
and inhabitants to yield obedience to the laws and govern-
ment of the said grantees. The Governor and Council to
give public notice. Names of the Scottish-men already
engaged : E. of Perth, Thesaurer Depute Register, Sir John
Gordon, Advocat, John Fullertoun of Kinaber, Thomas
Fulerton his brother, George Alexander, Patrick Lyon,
Thomas Gordon, Charles Gordon, Arthur Forbes, Dr. James
Willox, John Sandilands, Andrew Galloway, William Gerard,
Robert Gordon, Robert Barclay of Ury, David Barclay his
brother, James Johnstoun of Spotswood, Robert Gordon of
Cluny, David Falconer, Charles Ormiston, Robert Burnet of
Lethintie, James Miller, Andrew Hamilton, Gawin Laurie,
Dr. William Robison, Andrew Joffray of Kings Walls.
[Follows] Here follows the bounds of the said provinces,

399

Nos 2559-66

1683-4: 35-36 Charles II

and its appurtenances, with the nature of the title, and His
Royal Highness's grant and confirmation to twenty-four
proprietors.

Reg. II (65). N° 2559.

1684

27 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Adjourning the Parliament from
the eighth of April, to the ninth of September 1684.
Edinburgh : 27 March 1684.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1684.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 232 and of you

Cites proclamation 5 November, No. 2558, q.v., adjourning
Parliament ; it is further adjourned to 9 September. These
to be proclaimed.

Reg. II (67).

P.C. Reg. N° 2560.

17 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act In favours of the afflicted Inhabitants of the
Town of Kelso, through the late Fire, for a voluntar
Contribution.

Edinburgh : 17 April 1684.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1684.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 234 Ma- four manner,

A fire at Kelso, Tuesday 8th inst., burnt the town, 4,000
bolls of victual and all the corn -stacks. 306 families have
had their dwelling houses burnt down, and not twenty can
rebuild from their own means. The loss is enormous, and
the distress is great. A collection is to be made in all
parish churches. Robert Bennet, advocate, is to be collector.
Reg. II (68).

P-C. Reg. 2561.

17 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Indicting a solemn and religious
Fast, to be keeped and observed throughout the
whole Kingdom of Scotland.

Edinburgh : 17 April 1684.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1684.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 234 Defen- against of
Wednesday, 7 May, in dioceses of St. Andrews, Glasgow,
Edinburgh, Galloway, Dunkel, Aberdeen, Brichen, and
Dumblane (Wednesday, 28 May, elsewhere in Scotland), to
be kept as a fast day for favourable weather in view of
the threatened famine. Intimation to be made from the
pulpits on the Sabbath before.

Adv. Procl. I (34). Reg. II (69).

P.C. Reg. N° 2562.

22 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Anent the Rendezvous of the Militia,
for the Year, 1684.

Edinburgh : 22 April 1684.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1684.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 234 of teenth Indorsat
Fixes rendezvous of Militia on various days from 8 July
to 24 October. 20 regiments of foot, 29 troops of horse.
Muster-Master-General to be present by himself or deputy
at each rendezvous. These to be proclaimed and read in
all churches.

Reg. II (71).

P.C. Reg.

22 APRIL— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Anent Elders of Kirk Sessions,
1684.

Edinburgh : 22 April 1684.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1684.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 232 of ployed power,

Cites Act 1, Parliament 2, concerning administration of
external government of the church. Ministers of parishes
to give in to the bishops lists of such as are fit to serve
as elders, who are to serve when authorized, except they
are excused by the bishops for sufficient reasons. These
to be proclaimed.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 2 (114). Reg. II (70).

P.C. Reg. N° 2564.

24 APRIL— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Anent the Sumptuary Act, 1684.
Edinburgh : 24 April 1684.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1684.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 228 To pences Let-

Cites Acts against flowered, &c., silk stuffs, and against
exorbitant expenses of marriages, &c., and penny wed-
dings. Many women wear prohibited stuffs, calling them
night-gowns, undresses, or mantois. Others wear long
black mandel-coats (instead of prohibited mourning cloaks).
These coats are prohibited. Expensive coffins are forbid-
den. The laws are to be strictly enforced. These to be
proclaimed.

B.L. Reg. II (72).

P C. Reg. N° 2565.

5 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, For establishing Lieutenants in the
Shires of Argyle and Tarbet, for securing the Peace
of the Heigh-lands.

Edinburgh : 5 May 1684.

[Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1684.]

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 234 Faith, Tarbet an-
Owing to the conspiracy of Archibald, late Earl of
Argyle, lieutenants have been established in the shires of
Argyle and Tarbet. The following persons are to be ready
to march with arms when summoned. E. of Monteith
200 men, Laird Luss 100, to assist Lieutenant of Cowal.
M. of Athol 300, E. of Braid Albin 300, for Lieutenant
of Inverrary. Sheriff of Boot 200, Laird of Mcclean 200,
Mcclaud of Harris 200, and ... of Ila 200, for Lieut, of
Sadell or Kintyre. M. of Huntley and E. of Perth 300,
Laird of Mckintosh 200, Laird of Mckinnen 100, Laird of
Appine 200, for Lieut, of Craigness. M. of Huntley and E.
of Perth 300, Laird of Lochyell 200, Capt. of Clanronnald
200, and Laird of Glengarry 100, for Lieut, of Dunstaffnage.
E. of Warr 300, Laird of Weem 100, E. of Seaforth 300,
Sir Donald Mcdonald of Slait 200 men, for Lieut, of Tarbet.
All liegemen between 16 and 60 to be ready to march with
30 days’ provisions on 6 days’ warning as they are ordered
by these lieutenants. These to be proclaimed and fixed
on the kirk doors in the Highlands.

Reg. II (73). Aberdeen (1 19).

P.C. Reg. ; Wodrow ii, App. 140. If0 2566.

5 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] [Be-
gins] Charles . . . Forasmuch as we considering . . .
[Against rebels lately in arms in the West.]
Edinburgh : 5 May 1684.

Edinburgh: Heir of A. A. : 1684.

30 pp. fo. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Headpiece Britain, asmuch p. 2) shall Year.

N° 2563.

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The rebels recently in arms and their resetters have not
taken the opportunity afforded them of offering a legal
defence. They will be prosecuted and brought to punish-
ment. All subjects are to apprehend them. A list has
been drawn up and published of all the rebels. In case
any names are wrongly entered on it, of those who have
subscribed the band or taken the test, application is to be
made to the Justices before 1 August next when they will
be relaxed gratis. The persons commissioned to administer
the test are to send in full lists before 1 August to the
Privy Council. These to be proclaimed.

Follows the List of the said fugitives, to which the pro-
clamation relates.

Fife. John Henrison Servant to Kinkel ; Mr. Arthur Couper in
Abercrombie ; Thomas Abercrombie Servitor to Alexander Young in
Muircambus ; James Gellie Weaver in Falside ; Magnus Gourlie in
Over-pratus ; John Duncan in Muircambus miln ; James Kinneir
Servant to Hackstoun of Rathillet ; James Steinson in Cowkeckie ;
Thomas Miller in Pitdinnis ; John Brown, Servant to Henry Craich
in Innerkeithing ; Patrick Robertson in Linktoun ; Walter White in

Craigow ; Pride in Muircambus in Samfoord ; Mr. William Reid,

a Field-preacher ; John Scot in Faefield, or Lathons ; Donald Clerk in
Inverkeithing ; Robert Bogie in Newbigging ; William Robertson in
Kinneucliar ; Thomas Beil in Beilstoun, Tailzour in Largo.

Fugitives for Reset in Fife-shire. John Hedderwick Tennent to Riras ;
Margaret Norie, Mother to John Duncan in Muircambus ; Alexander
Young in Muircambus ; Margaret Dennie in Pitdennie ; John Elder
Shoemaker in Enstruther Easter ; Thomas Bruce Webster in En-
struther Wester ; James Findlay in Balchristie.

Kinross. Alexander Dae in Galloch ; John Fleuchar in meikle Tiliry ;
John Smith in Tilliwlially ; Walter White in Tiliry ; George Sympson
there ; Robert Kirk at the Mills of Forth.

Pearth. William Anderson in Abernethio ; George Condie in Forteviot.

Stirling. John Clerkson Son to Andrew Clerkson, Portioner of
Holehouse ; Robert Rainy in Falkirk ; Robert Cheislie in Slamanno-
muir; William Sutherland Shoemaker in Falkirk; John Wilson
Tailzour there ; Edward Marshal of Kae-muir ; George Mochrie Fiar of
Stone-rig ; John Auld Portioner of Balmitchel ; John Steil Smith in
Boghil; Peter Gellies in Walkmill of Woodside ; John Hastie of
Bogohaugh ; Thomas Cheislie in Bogoknows ; James Muir Son to
Thomas Muir in Morvinside ; Alexander Robertson in Torwood-head ;
William Clerk in Larbert ; William Young Feuar of Seamores ; John

Stark elder of Banknock ; Mathie in Kilmaronock ; Mr. Thomas

Forrester sometime Minister ; Donald Connel in Buchlivy ; James
Ure of Shargartoun ; Mr. Patrick Rollo in Shargartoun, in Kippen
Paroch ; Andrew Buchanan in Shargartoun ; James Forrester Son to
Robert Forrester there ; Mr. John Dowgal Son to Arthur Dowgal in
Ardmanvel ; John Maclum in Ardmanvel ; John Meikleliose in the
Paroch thereof; James Johustoun in the said Paroch ; Robert Wilson
in Arneprior-burn ; John Munoch in Arneprior ; George Buchanan in
Easter-carden ; Thomas Miller in Buchlivie ; John Risk in Killearn ;
John Key in Glens ; Thomas Ure in the Paroch of Balfron ; James
Paterson Weaver in Balglass ; William Binnie in Balmore in Baldor-
nock ; Umphray Steinson in Balglass, or Killearn ; William
Cunninghame younger in Phinnick ; Thomas Brass in New Kilpatrick ;
John Hart in Throsk ; James Brown Son to James Brown, Pigmaker
there; Henrie Greinlaw Mason in Bannockburn ; William Thomson
Schoolmaster at Grange ; Mr. Hugh White, Brother to Alexander
White of Hill ; Patrick Walker in Drumcria ; Alexander Arthur Son
to George Arthur in Rashie-hill ; George Russel in Balcastle ; Thomas
Walker there ; James Falconer Servitor to Robert Russel in Miln-rig ;
William and John Flemings in Muirside, or Morvinside ; Lauchlan
M'Lauchlan in Provantoun ; John Leckie Servant to John Millar in
Bucklair ; James Buchanan Servant to Bartholomew Park there ;
John Grahamein Millgay ; BriceBlair of Phinnick ; John Galbraith in
Stonehouse, in Larbor Paroch ; William Thomson there ; Michael
Colvil there ; John Risk in Galbraith ; John Johnstoun in Clochrabrae;
John Paterson in Elphingstoun ; John Ronald a Tenant’s Son in Touch ;
Hugh Montgomery in Jawcraig ; John Paterson in Golden-hove ;
Robert Forrester in Shirgartoun ; William Carrick Son to Patrick
Carrick in Armore ; Robert Ure in Wester Arngiven ; David Forrester
sometime of Culmore, not being David Forrester who is now Heritor
of Culmore, and Writer in Edinburgh.

Resetters in the said Shire. John Stark younger of Banknock ; John
Monteith Portioner of Seamoris.

Dumbartoun. James Brownlie Feuar in Newtoun of Cumbernauld ;
Robert Allan Son to Robert Allan of Waterhead ; John Balloch in
Cumbernauld ; Alexander Arthur there ; James, John and George
Russels Sons to John Russel in Garbethills; Donald Brice in New-
toun; John Young Weaver in Kildrum ; George Mochrie Son to James
Mochrie, Wodsetter of Easter Barloch ; Thomas Smeillie in Tarbrax ;
James Ker Smith in Cairntilloch ; John Brice there ; James Wilson in
Kilmadinny ; John Graham in the Town of Buchanron in Kilpatrick
Paroch ; Andrew Campbel Mason in Dumbartoun ; John Stark younger
of Kilermont in Kilpatrick Paroch ; Robert Balloch in Temple in
Barscob ; John Mitchel in Hole ; William McKie in Newtoun of
Cumbernauld ; John Leckie in Bucklair in Easter Kilpatrick.

Renfrew. John Maxwel Son to John Maxwel of Bogtoun ; James
Maxwel of Williams- wood ; John Wallace in Longside ; Robert
Mckewan in Cathcart ; John Anderson Servitor to John Thomson,
Tennent to Dovehill ; William Urie in Bridge-end ; John Dunlop
Servant to John Mitchel in Longside ; John Mader Servitor to John
Thomson in Path-head; Thomas Cock Weaver in Longside; James
Greig Son to James Greig in Castlemearns ; Alexander Syme in Alas-

bridge ; William Jackson in Ardoch ; Steinson Shoemaker at

East End of Poogtoun ; John Jackson in Pollockshaw ; James Shepherd
in Longside ; Robert Jackson in Eastwood, in Pollock Maxwel’s Land ;
Robert Pollock Servitor to John Alison in Flender ; William Wilson
in the Parish of Mearns ; John Mckewan in Eastwood in Pollock
Maxwel’s Land; Robert Tailzour in Darnlie ; Arthur Cunninghame
there; John Steuart in Kennished in Eastwood Paroch ; John Gilmour
in Mearns Paroch ; James Murdoch in Kirktoun ; John Young there ;

Holm Son to George Holm, Officer to Duchil ; John Laing in

Brae-side ; John Andrew Son to John Andrew in Torhil, in Kil barchan

Paroch; Umphray Aitkin in Barm ush loch ; Aitkin in the Hill

of Barscob in Erskine Paroch ; Robert Fultoun in Barantrie ; James
Young in Carswel in Neilson. Paroch ; John Givan in Caldwel ; James
Sprewel in Uplaw ; James Glen Heritor in Renfrew ; John Houstoun
there ; Thomas Storie Servitor to William Robertson in Walkinshaw ;
John Colqulioun in Barskeven ; Christopher Strange Merchant in
Paislay ; John Wood in Kilellan Paroch, in Pollock Town ; Hugh Love

in Midletoun in Lochquenoch Paroch ; Steuart his Master for

resetting him; James Niven in Risk; Robert Orre in Newdykes;
William Scot in Greenok ; James Mowat there ; Mr. James Smith in

Carsedyke ; Kelso in Greenock-Toun ; James Love in Burtries ;

James Caldwel in Risk; George Steinson in Auchinbathie ; James
Wallace there; John Fowlis in Newtown of Mearns; George Pollock
in Pollock Town ; John Syme in Shavock ; James Rankin Brother to
John Rankin in Tofts of Eaglisham.

Lanerk : New-munkland Paroch. John Thomson Feuer in Gartqueen ;
John Russel Portioner of Eastfield, forefaulted ; William Craigie in
Ardrie-miln ; John Thomson Son to James Thomson in Ardrie-muir ;
John Keddar in .Ardrie-town, now Cottar in Raslibush ; Gavin Black
in Craigneuk, in Munkland’s Land ; John Thomson in Sheils of
Auchingray ; John Gardner in Gartly, Son to John Gardner there ;
Samuel Yuil in Laend ; John Martin in Drumbowie ; John Martin
his Son ; Patrick Yuil in Braikenhirst, Son to Alexander Yuil there ;
Thomas Gentles in Habiesdub ; William Kerin Rochsoles, now Weaver
in Ardrie ; William Waddel in Riding; Alexander Martin in Over-
shank ; Russel younger in Meadowhead ; William Dobie Webster

in Blackbog.

Bothwel Paroch. Robert Corse Wodsetter in Udingstoun ; John
Muirhead in Fulzet in Lachop’s Land ; James Hamilton of Parkhead,
forefaulted; Mr. Thomas Hamilton of Reath, forefaulted ; John Lowrie
Son to John Lowrie in Aulderstoun ; Arthur Cleeland in Westfield,
in Lawchop’s Land ; John Buchanan in Sydrig ; Matthew Johnstoun
in Carnbrewhill ; William Nimmock Son to James Nimmock, Gardiner
in Orbistoun ; John Lowrie in Leidingstoun ; William Corsbie in
Old-miln.

Old-munkland. John Scot Son to John Scot, Portioner of Kenmuir ;
John Mortoun in Neuk of Fascan ; Robert Wark Son to John Wark of
Rinnis ; James Johnstoun in Calder Paroch ; Adam Cullan in Garturk ;
John Patton near to Roadfoot ; Christian Johnstoun, for resetting
Matthew Johnstoun in Cairnbrew-hill ; Gavin Weatherspoon of
Heathrie-know, now forefaulted ; John Corse in Stanie-rigg ; William
Nicol in Miln-faulds ; James Baird of Dungeon-hil, forefault ; Thomas
Matthie in Barraclirie ; Alexander Crawfoord in Garturk ; Thomas
Donald Brother to John Donald Smith in Carmile ; William Kirkwood
in Craehead of Fascan ; John Stirling in Langline.

Shots. John Steil Servitor to Andrew Clerk in Wester-moffat ; John
Gilkerson in Bothwelslieils ; David Brice in Auchinlie ; John Russel
in Langbyres ; James Lennox in Hill of Murdistoun ; John Forrest in
Muirmealing ; David Newlands there ; John Inglis in Huntershill,
now in Darngavil’s Land ; John Brownlie in Windie-edge ; James
Millar in Botliwel-sheils ; John Brown in Moffethils, now in Meadow-
head ; James Jamison in Kittarie of Shots ; Gavin Muirhead in Shaws ;
James Muirhead in Castle-liil ; James Inglis Servant to David New-
lands in Meiklehareshaw ; David Newlands for resetting the said
James; William Allan Son to Thomas Allan Portioner of Forrest-
burn ; John Watson in Moorhouse of Murdestoun; Alexander Yuil in
Braikinhirst ; William Calderhead in Windie-edge, for resetting his

Son ; James Wliitelaw in ; James Cather in Burn ; John Paterson

in Bothwel-sheils; JohnWeddel inBedshaw; George Leslie in Dunsys-
toun, now in Bedlornie ; Andrew Storie Son to Thomas Storie in
Peperthil ; Gavin Paterson Feuar in Bothwelshiels ; Alexander Gray
Son to Alexander Gray in Bowhouse-bog ; Robert Russel Portioner of
Windie-edge; Robert Manwel Son to Richard Manwel of Easter-cal-
derhead.

Craufurd. Alexander Moffet Merchant in Crawford ; Gilbert Watson
sometime in Ormingil ; Alexander Thomson Servitor to the Lady
Gilkerscleugh ; John Williamson in Leidhill ; James Muir there ;
Mr. John Menzies in Wintercleugh ; Gavin Wallace in Leidhill ;
Edward Aitkin younger in Abingtoun, in Crawford-john Paroch ; James
Tod Merchant Chapman, now in Lanerk ; Edward Aitkin in Neather-
toun of Crawford-john ; William M ‘Caithness in Gilkerscleugh ; John
Thomson in Mosscastle ; John Weir younger in Strangcleugh.

Dowglas. John Haddo Heritor in Dowglass ; James Wilson in Town-
head of Dowglass ; Adam Thomson in Madingil ; Matthew Fleming in

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Dowglass; James White in Scrogtownhead ; Archibald Wilson in
Townhead of Dowglass ; William Cleeland Son to Thomas Cleeland in
Douglas ; Thomas Cleeland for Reset of his Son ; William Robertson
in Coats; John White in Scrogtounhead ; William Chapman Merchant
in Sadielands ; Christopher Umphray Merchant ; James White Son
to Andrew White in Dinan ; James Gilkerson Weaver in Rodin-
house ; John Alstoun inBlackwood-miln ; Joseph Thomson in Dowglass ;
Adam Hodgean there.

Lesmahago. Thomas Steil of Auchlochan ; James Weir younger of
Johns-hill ; David Steil in Cumerhead ; John Steil in Waterliead ;
John Meikle in Burtries ; Robert Fleming in Wester-braikenrig; John
Swan in Broompark ; William Steil in Skelliehil ; Thomas White in
Stockbridges ; James White his Brother; John Carscallan in Auch-
lochan ; Gavin Hamiltoun in Meadow ; Gavin Weir in Waterside ;
Andrew Leiper ; John White in Neuk ; Thomas Weir Brother to
James Weir in Johns-hill ; James Lawson in Auchnotroch ; John
Tailzifer Weaver in Lesmahago ; Thomas Yuil in Newbigging ; David
Cleeland Son to Andrew Cleeland in How-mains; George Young in
Auchnotroch ; George Waddel in Lin-miln ; Thomas Brown Son to
William Brown in Town-foot of Auchlochan ; Thomas Weir in
Auchlochan ; James Forrest Son to John Forrest in Threepwood ;
Adam Muir in Corsefoord ; Thomas Muir Servitor to Archibald Forrest
at the Boat thereof ; John Muir Servitor to John Forrest in Threep-
wood; Adam Weir in Corsefoord ; John Templetoun in Threipwood;
John Cleeland in Corsefoord-boat ; John Stobo Servitor to Janet Weir
in Holmhead ; Matthew Hamilton Servitor to Craignethan ; John
Harvie in Holm of Cars, beneath Niviland ; Robert Hamilton in
Threipwood ; George Jackson in Braikenrig ; James Williamson in
Burn ; John Steuart in Underbank ; Robert Stobo in Draffin.

Culter. Robert Aitkin Merchant in Biggar ; Alexander Smith Weaver
there ; Thomas Weir in Lamingtoun ; Robert Brown Smith in
Hilhead of Covingtoun ; Archibald Falconar in Meadow-flat ; James
Thomson in Murrays of Thankertoun ; William Scot sometime in
Pettinean ; David Jolinstoun in Claweburn ; Thomas Symson in Miln-
hill.

Quodquhan. John Liddel in Bitland ; Andrew Gilry in Town of
Wolstoun ; John Meik in Angelwood ; John Newbigging in Carstairs
Town ; Thomas Stark there ; William Pillan in Ryflat, in Carstairs
Paroch ; Robert Muir in Neatliertoun of Moss-flat ; Thomas Johnstoun
in Carstairs ; Hugh Somervel in Quodquhan ; John Walker there ;
William Denliolme of West-sheils.

Lanerk. Robert and John Alstouns Sons to Thomas Alstoun in
Lanerk ; Andrew Lockhart in Nemphlar ; Robert Logan Son to James
Logan Litster in Lanerk; William Scot Son to William Scot in Byre-
head, now in Holmhead ; Richard Martin Brother to John Martin in
Netherslieil ; James Chalmers in Lanerk ; Archibald Symson there ;
James Lockhart in Nemphlar ; Gideon Weir Gunsmith in Lanerk ;
Mr. Thomas Pillans there, forefaulted ; James Park Weaver there ;
John Semple Mason there; Thomas Inglis Shoemaker there ; John
Umphray Merchant ; Thomas Henselwood there ; John Howieson
there; James Howieson Weaver there; John Morison Shoemaker
there ; William Ferguson Heritor in Lanerk ; Michael Lamb in
Lanerk ; Robert Bruce in Nemphler.

Carluke. John Gilkerson Smith in Over-kirktoun ; William Cadzow
Portioner of Wester-cadzow ; William Purdie Colzier to Sir Daniel
Carmichael; John Cleeland Portioner of Yuilsheils ; James Gray Son
to Archibald Gray ; Alexander Hamilton in Langrig ; John Hamilton
there ; John Weir Tailzour in Cumnock ; John Fleming Son to Robert
Fleming in Fletchergate ; Richard Meikle in Tweedyside ; John
Walker in Stanehouse ; James Smelly in Miltoun of Dalzel, and
Paroch thereof ; James Campbel in Dalzel ; Gavin Jack Son to Andrew
Jack in Arbles of Dalzel ; Gavin Hamilton in Baron’s Mains of
Dalzel.

Cambusnethan. Robert Steil Portioner of Stain ; John Steuart in
Goukthraple, now in Carnbarns ; Nathanael Brounlie living in Over-
toun of Cambusnethan ; Andrew Cleeland in Fimertoun ; William
Purdie in Overtoun of Cambusnethan ; John Forrest there ; Gavin
Brown there ; James Brounlie Servitor to the Goodwife of Garin-
haugh ; Walter Pitcairn younger in Overtoun; James Wat there;
Gavin Paterson in Overtoun ; James Alexander Gardiner to the Laird
of Cultness ; William Paterson in Murrays; John Baird in Kirkhill;
William Brown in Towartbush, for Reset ; Thomas Steill in Cultness.

Kilbryd. James Aikenhead in Kittochside; John Reid in Drips;
Robert Lawson Son to John Lawson in Clochairn ; George Jackson
Servitor to James Young in Kittochside ; James Young in Kittochside,
for resetting him ; James Mochlan Son to Hugh Mochlan in Filsliil-
miln ; John Wat Tailzour in Kilbryd ; William Smith in Ardochrig ;
John Jackson in Airdstoun, Tennent to William Luke ; James Wilson
in Hill of Dripps ; Andrew Struthers Son to James Struthers in Skioch ;
John Fleming in Alehouse; William Fleming in Burnhouse ; John
Hamilton in Milntoun of Kilbryd, called Meikle John ; William
Armour in Allartoun ; James Strang in Lickprivick ; Robert Granger
in Neather-mains ; John Howie in Woodneuk, or Woodside ; Gavin
Clerk in Kittochside ; Andrew Young in Kirktoun of Kilbryd, or
Castletoun ; James Alexander sometime in Kirktoun of Kilbryd,
now in Greenlaw ; John Baudie younger in Newlands ; David
Threipland in Peil, now in Filshilmiln ; John Struthers in Milnhouse ;
Alexander Dalgleish in Lickprivick ; John Lindsay Son to Archibald
Lindsay in Clocbarn ; Archibald Lindsay there, for resetting him ;
John Bryce Son to Andrew Bryce ; Robert Wark or Warnock in
Thorntoun ; John Reid in Stainyside ; John Craig Son to Thomas

Craigin Thorn ; Mungo Cochran in Kittochside of Kilbryd ; John
Strang in Corshil ; James Strang his Brother; William Park in
Raehead, not being William Park of Larefad, who is assoilzied by an

Assize ; Thomsons Sons to Gabriel Thomson in Haremire ;

Andrew Young in Kittochside ; John Grainger in Flaikfield ; William
Thomson in Cleirand ; Gavin Filshil in Busbie ; John Wat in Flaik-
field ; John Marshal in Gleddans ; Andrew Leper there ; John Fleming
Cordiner; James Alexander Son to Robert Alexander in Greenhils;
James Craig in Allertoun ; Robert Reid in Jacktoun ; John Arbuckle

in Boigtoun ; Andrew Thomson in ; Pollock Son to David

Pollock in Murray-hil ; John Wilson in Highflet ; John Hamilton in

Rogertoun ; Craig Son to James Craig in Mains; John Miller

in Long-calderwood ; James Park in Brisbea ; John Lindsay in Kirk-
toun ; James Grainger in Flaikfield ; William Hamilton in Broomfield;

William Paterson in Huntlierig ; Baird Son to William Baird in

Corss ; James Barrie Brother to John Barrie younger in Newlands ;
Thomas Davidson in Sheils of Kilbryd.

Hamiltoun. James Paterson Maltman in Hamiltoun ; Thomas Brown
younger Shoemaker there ; John Bell Son to William Bell Weaver
there ; John Aitkin Shoemaker there ; John Paterson Weaver there;
David Crawford Tobacco-cutter ; James Taiket in Brimiltoun ; Robert
Semple in Kilhill ; Gavin Burn Indweller in Hamiltoun.

Carmonoch. Archibald Reid in Castletoun ; Thomson in Gallow-

hil ; Matthew Park in Moorside ; George Park his Brother ; Robert
Ker in Bouse; William Smith Son to Robert Smith in Waterside;
James Parker in Busbie ; John Stainlie there.

Blantyre. Andrew Reid Servitor to Robert Smith at Blantire Kirk.

Rutherglen. William Riddel Feuar in Rutherglen ; George Muir

there ; George Scot there ; Millar Son to Gavin Millar in Bank ;

James Johnstoun in Gartushen in Calder Paroch; John Murray in
Ballachnay, in East-munkland Paroch ; John Donaldson Portioner of
Auchinloch.

Dalserff. Andrew Paterson younger in Dalserff ; Robert Haistie in
Dal beg ; John and Gavin Watsons in Over-dalserff ; Gavin Hamilton
in Greenhill ; James Pinkarton Son to Robert Pinkerton in Carsul-
loch ; James Shirrelaw Son to James Shirrelaw in Dalserff; James
Couper in Overtoun of Dalserff; John Couper in Dalserff; John Muir
Servitor to John Couper in Overtoun ; John Paterson Tailzour in
Dalserff; Thomas Summer in Over-dalserff; John Prentice in Houl-
athole ; Thomas Steuart of Cultness.

Glasgow. John Blair Tanner in Glasgow ; John Urie Maltman in
Bridge gate of Glasgow; Patrick Urie Cooper there; John Robison
Cooper there ; James Cunninghame Merchant in the Bridge-gate ; James
Cunninghame younger, Merchant ; James Hamilton Weaver within the
Stable-green-port ; Robert Goodwin Maltman ; Rhodorick Mcdonald
Shop keeper in the Salt-mercat ; Robert Miller Skinner at the Bridge-
gate ; Richard Ronald Cooper ; Robert Rae Weaver ; John Boogie
Peutherer in Glasgow ; Neil Aikinhead in Shetlestoun, in the Barony;
Alexander Steuart in New-meal-mercat ; John Hodge Armourer;

James Mackintosh Merchant in Glasgow ; Scot Son to John Scot

in Muirside; John Scot in Muirside, for resetting his Son ; Mr. Walter
Marshal ; William Smith Son to James Smith Cooper ; John Mitcliel
Tailzour in Glasgow ; Charles Watson there ; John Aird Merchant
there ; John Baird Merchant ; John Bucliannan Maltman ; Matthew
Pollock Tailzour ; William Baird Cordiner ; John Gilfillan Cordiner;
Alexander Peacock, for resetting him ; Robert Grahame Cordiner ;
Robert Smith Cordiner ; James Scot Weaver in Gorbels ; John
Finnison in Roclisay, in the Barony ; Thomas Bogle Merchant in

Glasgow ; James Colquhoun Corporal ; William Smith Son to

Smith Water-bailzie in Glasgow.

Provan or Govan. John Finnison elder in Gai-tcraig ; Alexander and
Peter Finnisons his Sons ; James Watson Son to Margaret Rainie in
Wester-conzellie ; John Goven younger, Portioner of Shetlestoun ;
James Logan Tennent to Robert Wallence in Hilhead ; John Baxters
elder and younger, Tennents to Robert Campbel.

Meikle-govan. John Baird Son to James Baird in Meikle-govan ;
Robert Baird his Brother ; James Baird in Meikle-govan, for resetting

his Son ; John Muir in Moor of Gorbels ; Sheils Sons to John

Sheils in Moor; John Sheils in Moor, for Reset; John Cuming
Weaver in Gorbels ; Thomas Urie in Little-govan ; Robert Muir in
Titwood ; Robert Thom in Little Govan.

Evandale Paroch. Mr. John Rob Son to Andrew Rob in Wailsley ;
John Lickprivik Son to John Lickprivik in Straven ; James Lawson
younger there ; Gavin Ailison Son to Gavin Ailison in Crewburn ; John
Inglis Weaver in Straven ; Andrew Dykes in Linbank, not being
Andrew Dykes in St. Bryd’s Chappel ; Thomas Brounlie Portioner
of Torfoot; Captain Thomas Young Tailzour in Straven ; James Fram
Weaver there ; John Cochran in Chappel ; Alexander Craig Maltman
in Straven ; George Arkil ; John Brounlie Son to Thomas Brounlie
in Straven ; Thomas Brounlie for resetting his Son ; William Miller
Maltman in Neatherfield ; William Cochran in Crewburn, now in
Glassford ; John Steil younger in Castlebroket ; Thomas Watson
Weaver in Little-kyp, now in Yeardbent ; Thomas Craig in Craigmoor;
James Willock younger in Glengival ; William Willock Servitor to
John Peacock in Craigbridge-end ; John Peacock there, for resetting
him ; John Cochran Son to James Cochran in Barnhil ; William
Cochran in Carnduff ; Mungo Dyks in Kirkwood ; William Fala
Litster in Straven.

The Persons following, being continued from the Glasgow Circuit to Edinburgh ,
are Fugitives for not compearing there. William Thomson Procurator in
Lanerk; Gideon Crawford Merchant in Biggar; James Muirhead

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younger in Lanerk ; James Thomson in Harestocks ; John Brouning
there; John Scot in Cleddans ; John Simson Maltman in Glasgow;
Archibald Scot Smith in Gorbels ; John Marshal of Chappel ; John
Forrest in Threipwood ; John Marshal in Kilsyth ; David Gilkerson
Tennent to Mauldslie, not being David Gilkerson in Bowman-hirst ;
Thomas Allan Portioner of Forrestburn ; John Neasmith, called Baron-
john ; Umphray Steinson in Kilearn.

Air-shire: Galstoun Paroch. John Campbel in Auchinruglan ; James
Lambie in Lady-brow ; Andrew Smith Smith in Galstoun ; Mr.
Matthew Campbel of Waterhouse, forfaulted ; James Meikle in
Auchinbat ; Michael Findlay in Newtoun ; John Lambie Son to George
Lambie of Crofthead ; John Brouning younger in Riccardtoun ;
William Gilmore in Galstoun ; Mr. James Brown late Chaplain to
Cesnock ; Hugh Rainie Barrowman to Sornbeg ; William Craig
Tennent there ; John Miller Tennent there ; Thomas Lambie in Lang-
side ; Jame3 Smith in Threipwood ; James Dunlop late Servant to
Waterhouse, now in Know; Robert Mitchel of Barleitch ; James
Lambie elder in Lady-brow, for Reset ; William Wallace in Milnrig ;
Thomas Gebbie in Newtoun.

Mauchlin. William Dripps in Neather-liillar ; John Gibson in Mid-
hillar ; Alexander Pedan in Blocklerdyk ; John Pedan Portioner of
Hole-house ; William Donald Heritor of Carleith ; James Simson
younger in Blackside ; John Paterson of Daldillan, forfaulted ; Robert
Leper in Some ; Alexander Corbet Servant to Robert Henry in Burn-
sheil; Alexander Jamison Servitor to Matthew Alexander in Croft-
foot ; Andrew Wylie of Logan ; John Lindsay younger of Lang-dyk-
hil ; Richard Walker Smith in Barehouse ; Adam Reid in Mauchlin ;
John Mcgavan Tennent to Kinzeancleugh; James Fisher there; William
Mcgavan Smith in the Haugh ; John Mitchel of Breichead, or Boog-
wood ; John Henry Servant to John Pedan in Meadowhead ; William
Adam Servant to John Alexander in Crofthead ; William Anderson
Servant to Smidieshaw ; John Mitchel Servant to William Mitchel in
the Hillliead of Gilmors-croft ; William Dumbar Servant to Robert Far-
quhar of Catharin ; William White there ; Robert Pedan Son to Hugh

Pedan in Walk-miln of Sorn ; Pedan also his Son ; George Wyllie

in Daldillan ; Andrew Niven in Dalgain ; Matthew Anderson Servant
to William Ross in Hillar ; John Law Son to John Law Portioner of
Barneight ; John Muir Portioner of Hole-house ; John Mitchel of Boig-
wood ; John Semple Factor to Barskimming ; John Marshal Feuar in
Mauchlin ; James Miller in Haugh ; James Mitchel in the Aird ;
Robert Mckirrow Son to Robert Mekirrow in Littlefarden ; William
Hunter in Blocklerdyke ; Adam Wilson in Some ; John Mitchel
Cordiner in Whitehil.

Muirkirk. William Campbel Son to William Campbel of Shaw ;
James Aird Son to James Aird in Greenock Toun ; John Brown of
Priestfield, for Reset; John Campbel Brother to Walwood ; John
Paterson in Moorkirk Paroch ; John Campbel of Alehouse-burn ;
James Edward Son to Thomas Edward Portioner of Greenock ; John
Reid in Dalfram.

Dalmelingtoun. John Sloas Portioner of Dalharfrow ; Robert Dun
in Benwhat ; Roger Dun there ; Gilbert Mcadam Portioner of Dal-
wliat ; John Dick in Benbain ; Quintan Dick there ; Hugh Cameron
in Dalmelingtoun; John Cameron there; William Cameron there;
David Mcadam in Town-head ; James Mccleir in Chamberstoun ;
Andrew Mctagat in Dalmelingtoun ; John Mckmeiking there ;
Walter Hunter younger there ; Thomas Muir in Craigmat ; James
Dick Servant to John Cunninghame in Keirhil ; John Miller in
Keirhil ; David Wallat in Dalmelingtoun ; Adam Allan in
Keirhil.

Ochiltrie. Charles Colvil younger in Townhead ; James Johnstoun
Son to John Johnstoun there ; David Dun in Closs ; William Symon-
ton in Butts ; Mr. William Gilchrist Son to the Schoolmaster of

Ochiltrie.

Cumnock. Mr. John Halbert in Cumnock, forefaulted ; James Mitchel

Cordiner there; Crichton in Craigman, Son to Robert Crichton

there ; Patrick Gemmil at the old Castle of Cumnock ; William Stillie

there ; John Reid in ; Alexander Stillie in Townhead of Cumnock ;

John Tennent at the old Castle of Cumnock ; James Dalzel near the
Kirk of Cumnock ; John Wood Son to Hugh Wood in Lowis ; William
Lambie in Polquhayes ; James Steil Tennent to Carletoun ; George

Gemmil in Minaucht ; Greig there ; Robert Murdoch in Knock-

marnok, Tennent to Drumsuie ; John Mckeachen in Auchingibbet ;
James Wilson at the old Castle of Cumnock ; William Skilling in
Pablow ; John Campbel in Townhead of Cumnock.

Auchinleck. William Mitchel of Glenmoorhall ; John Mudie in Cubs-
miln ; James Sampson in Haplane ; George Templeton in Dustoun ;
John Mudie in Auchinleck; David Mudie in Cubs-miln, for Reset;
Thomas Campbel in Hole ; Andrew Richmond in Waterside.

Dalrymple. David Patton younger in Martnam.

St Quivox. John Wat Servant to John Logan Gardiner in Miln-holme ;

Speir Servant to Alexander Arneil Cordiner there ; Adam Morton

in Sheils ; John Bon in Milnholme ; Thomas Bon there.

Oraigie. James Bell in Cairnhill ; Daniel Wood there ; James Gotrie
there ; Thomas Gemmil in Carngil ; John Mougersland now in Ric-
cardtoun ; John Mcskimming in Town-end of Adamhill ; Robert
Steinson in Carnhill ; Robert Goodie in Moss-side.

Culton. Robert Murray in Knockmurran.

Barnwell. Robert Hunter in Faill ; William Purdie in Spitleside,
or Cocks-wel ; Adam Livingston in Spittleside ; Charles Umphray
in Tarshaw ; Moses Walker in Brooin-liill ; John Umphray Son to
Charles Umphray in Tarshaw.

Monktoun. John Henryson in Newtoun of Air; William Wilson in
Prestick.

Torboltoun. Alan Bowie Portioner of Drumley ; James Ritchie there ;
William Umphray in Cairngillan ; Robert Hunter there; John
Tunock in Wellfiet ; John Wilson in Out-mains; John Harvie in
Overtoun ; Alexander Harvie there ; Patrick Dalrymple in Templand-
burn ; William Umphray in Walstoun ; Adam Umphray in Halrig ;
John Umphray in Birks ; William Hunter in Clum : Matthew Hood
in Torboltoun ; William Speir Son to John Speir Officer in Overtoun ;
Thomas Speir there ; Hugh Aitkin in Adam-croft ; James Aitkin there ;
John Braikenrig Tailzour in Torboltoun ; John Dumbar in Auchinweik ;

John Campbel in Yeat ; James Templeton in ; John Hunter in

Langlands ; John Kirkland Cordiner in Burnliouse ; John Umphray
there ; Adam Umphray there ; Robert Walker Tailzour in Torboltoun ;
Gilbert Wilson in Path-head of Enterkin ; William Campbel in Boig-
head ; John Ferguson in the Mains of Enterkin ; William Braikenrig
in Shakethil ; Hugh Fleming there ; Adam Wilson in Altoun-burn ;
William Dumbar Weaver in Torboltoun ; John Jamison Son to Andrew
Jamison in Enterkin ; William Roxburgh in Torboltoun Paroch ; John
Hunter in Blackhil ; William Ingram in Cairngillan.

Riccardtoun. James Speir in Ureas ; John and James Hillhouses
Sons to John Hillhouse in Hoodstain ; Alexander Shaw Servant to
John Shaw in Mosshead ; William Andrew Coachman to Robert-
land younger ; William Ross Servant to Hugh Ross in Burnfoot ;
George Wilson Servant to Adam Allan in Boig-liouse.

Town of Air, and Paroch of Alloway. John Mitchel in Air ; James Ritcliard
Cooper there ; John Paterson in Alloway ; Thomas Donaldson in Air ;
John Martin Merchant in Air; Alexander Mcculloch Merchant there.

Dundonald. Robert Fulton in Dundonald ; John Learmond in
Corsbie ; Thomas Roadman in Dreghorn, now in Kilmavers.

Symontoun. David Wallace in Waxfoord ; Siler in Whitehill.

Brother to David Siler in Dalkeith ; John Crawford in Symontoun ;
Hugh Crawford.

Lowdoun. John Nisbet in Hardhill ; John Woodburn in the Mains
of Lowdoun ; George Woodburn there ; Robert Woodburn there ;
William Woodburn there; William Smith there, Servant; Hugh
Nisbet Son to the said John Nisbet ; James Nisbet in Highside ;
Thomas Donald Servant to Alexander Nisbet in Knavacklaw ; Peter
Aird in Crimnan ; John Leitch Shoemaker in Newmilns ; John
Ritchmond younger of Know ; James Brown, called Breichburn, in
Newmilns ; John Campbel in Lowdon-byrs, alias Bolt-foot, Officer
to the Earl of Lowdoun ; James Campbel in Heads ; Janies Reid in
Meadow-head ; William Lambie in Hareshaw ; John Cock Portioner of
Lowdoun-hil ; John Naper Cooper in Newmilns; Thomas Wood in
Windsheils; John Thomson in Foulpaple ; John Brown in Craeland ;
Robert Rainie in Lowdoun ; Robert Brown in Cross-house ; Andrew
Aird in Altoun ; William White in Craigends ; John Wood in New-
milns or Guilfoot ; Robert Smith younger in Lowdoun-hil ; Patrick
Murdoch in Lowdoun ; John Steuart in Lowdounbyrs ; Robert Black
Servitor to Hugh Alexander in Broadlie ; John Wyllie in Lowdoun ;
Matthew Gemmil there ; Thomas Dowglass there ; John Nisbet there ;
James Hamilton in Crae-lie ; Michael Torrence in Habtoun ; Robert
Craig in Dykes ; Thomas Cameron in Moorhead ; George Spense in
Mains ; John Campbel in Over-moor ; Robert Montgomerie in Miln of
Newmilns; John Gilbert in Mains of Lowdoun ; Archibald Jamison in
New-tack ; George Nimmo in Lowdoun-hill.

Phinnick. Robert Wallace Servant to John Hall in Glassel ; John
Miller Portioner of Raithmoor ; James Lindsay in Glenfin ; Thomas
Lindsay his Son; Alexander Dunlop a Servant in Warnockland ;
Robert Lauchlan in Phinnick ; Andrew Gemmil in Bembreich ; John

Gemmil in Neather-arnes ; John Gemmil in Long-dyke ; Howie

Tennent in Lochgoin ; Howie there ; John White in Hareshaw-

hil ; James Kirkland in Gedrham ; James Wallace Son to James
Wallace in Gree ; William Currie Wright in Gree ; William Smith in
Warnockland, not being William Smith in Kilmavers; William
Ferguson a Servant in Rowalland’s Land ; William Wyllie in Shisland ;
William Wyllie his Son.

Kilmarnock. John Findlay in Burnhouses ; William Munkland in
Walstoun; James Brown Glover in Kilmarnock; Alexander Murk-
land Bonnet-maker there; Hugh Dickie Servant to John Dickie in
Crooked-holm Walkmiln ; Andrew Wallace in Kilmarnock ; John
Gemmil in Neather-blaik-wood ; John Brown in Castlehil, for Reset ;
Gavin Dunlop in Holmes ; John Gemmil younger, in Moorhouse ;
John Aitkin Weaver in Boningtoun ; James Patrick in Wardlaw ;
John Wright in Crooked-holm ; William Wyllie in Little-blaikwood, or
Groudar ; John Conel in Munkland-mains ; John Craig in Gleib-lands.

Stewarloun. James Smith at the Kirk of Stewartoun ; Edward Smith
in Chappeltoun ; William Galt at the Walk-miln of Wark ; John Galt
in Gateside ; John Longmuir in Loch-rig ; James Johnstoun Cooper at
the Kirk ; Matthew Barcklay in Babroch-hill ; Hugh Dunlop in Kirk-
foord ; Hugh Wat in Stewartoun.

Kilmavers. John Miller in Kilmavers ; Thomas Rainie in Dal-
musterlock ; Hugh Garven in Knockin-tiber ; Robert Rainie in Phin-
nick ; Thomas Gibson in ; Hugh Steinson in Knockin-tiber ;

Alexander Armour there ; Adam Biggar in ; Robert Smith in

Kilmavers ; John Kirkland in Dalmusterlock.

Dunlop. George King Miller in Aiket ; John Howie Son to John
Howie there ; Robert Weir Servitor to Neil Alexander in Dunlop ;
Robert Johnston in Peacockbank.

Kilwinning. Robert Fergushil Nottar in Kilwinning ; Robert Guili-
land in the Paroch of Kilwinning; William Wilson in Kilwinning.

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Town and Paroch of Irwine. Thomas Bryce in Irwine ; William Millar
Tailzour there ; Alexander Steinson there ; William Mcleish Sailer
there ; Robert Gardner Smith in Irwine ; William Logan Shoemaker

there. .

Steinson. John Mcleelan in Steinson Town.

Kilbryd. Thomas Frow in Kilbryd ; James Losk there; John Losk
in Laigh-ground ; James Boyd in Kilbryd.

Largs Paroch. James Crawford in Kelburn ; William Gald Servitor
to Alexander Thomson Walker in Largs; William Ross in Largs,
formerly in Phinnick Paroch.

Carrict: Camonel Paroch. John Mcmeiken of Kill St. Ninian,
forfaulted ; Gilbert Eecles in ICildonan’s Land ; Alexander Gordon in
Leinzie of Kildonan ; Gilbert Mcil wrath in Dalwharroch ; John

Mcneish Son to Gilbert Mcneish in Farden ; Mcneisli his

Brother ; Alexander Mclemon Weaver in Barbee ; Thomas Inglis
younger in Knockbraik ; James Mcalexander Son to the Laird of
Corscleys ; John Mcilvaecock in Hirkhill.

Ballantrae. James Mcneillie of Auchairn ; Matthew Richmond in
Ballantrae ; James Rowan in Hardlagan ; Thomas Mckissocli in
Soft-lagan ; William Rowan Brother to Robert Rowan in Foord-house ;
David Rowan in Smeirtoun ; Hugh Mcilwrath of Auchinflour ;
Andrew Mcgil Son to John Mcgil in Arietclyoch ; Thomas Mclung
in Balnoular ; William Mcmeiking Servitor to James Mccrerie in
Craig in Glenap ; Arthur Mclemont in Shallochan ; Robert Rowan
in Foord-house ; Finlay Rowan in Smeirtoun.

Girvan. John Logio in Miltoun of Assil ; John Kessan in Girvan ;
John Mcilwraith in Dinvin ; James Ferguson in Miln of Assil, for
Reset ; William Lemond in Pound-land.

Dailey. Mcclarchan Son to Andrew Mcclarchan Officer in

Bargenie ; David Kennedie Son to John Kennedie in C arrow of
Bargenie ; John Semple in Eldingstoun ; John Steinson younger
in Cambregan ; Thomas German there; Thomas Mccubin in Blair;
John Mcalexander younger of Dumochrin, forfaulted ; Gilbert German
Weaver in Dumochrin; Hugh Purdan Millar in Dumochrin; John
Bryce in Drumillan.

Barr. James Mcjarrow in Shang; George Mclure of Bennan ;
John Mcjarrow of Pengeroch, forfaulted ; Gilbert Mcilwraith ot
Dumorchie ; William Mckenna in Holm of Lamdochtie ; William
Mcilveyand in Merkland ; John Muir in Chang; John Mcalexander
in Dowlarg ; William Kessan at Barr ; Robert Caldwal in Bellimore.

Straitoun. John Muir Tailzour in Straitoun ; John Aiton inBinnan;
Alan Carrie in Largs; William Carrie there; John Mcgyalloch in
Clattie ; Hugh Mcgyalloch there; Thomas Mcliaffie in Largs; James
Sinclair in Bennen ; William Logie in Straitoun; John Kennedie
Brother to William Kennedie there; Thomas Mcteir in Bishop-land;
Andrew Mcteir there; Robert Grahame in Glenhead ; John Muir in
Aucliinroy, Son to David Muir there ; George Thomson in Over-
grimat ; William Macadam Son to Quintain Mcadam in Glenhead ;
Alexander Braikenrig Tailzour in Straitoun Paroch ; Thomas Black in
Brockloch.

Maybol. David Campbel in Dinein ; Hugh Marr in the Barony of
Greenan.

Kirkosicald. Matthew Donald in Arleffin ; James Dyks Gardiner in
Thomastoun ; John Mcilwraith in Farden.

James Boyd Weaver in Mount-lxilar, in Galstoun Paroch ; David
Reid in Barneight, in Mauchlin Paroch ; John Mitclrel in Dalgain,
late Servant to the Lord Bargenie; Robert Mcgavin in Cumnock:

Mcjarroch of Alti-albanie ; William Campbel in Townhead of

Cumnock ; James Boyl Servant to John Crawford now a Chapman in
the said Paroch ; William Aird in Duncanzemar, in the said Paroch ;
John Steuart in Shawood, not Shawood in St. Quivox Paroch ; George
Wilson Pyper in Whitehill, in Torbolton Paroch; John Gray in
Sandgate, in the said Paroch ; John Gray in Torboltoun ; William
Ingraham there; David Chartres Merchant in Townhead of Air;
Kitchard Riddel in Air; James Henry in Powkellie, in Phinnick
Paroch ; John Harper in Arness, in the said Paroch ; John Arnet in
Hareshaw-hill ; Alexander Cameron younger in Hill of Powkellie,
Paroch foresaid ; William Henry in the said Paroch ; James Gemmil
Tailzour in Mains, in Kilmarnock Paroch ; John Anderson Servant to

Matthew Pattoun in Rushaw, in the said Paroch ; Brown Son to

John Brown in Castlehil, in the said Paroch ; John Bicket Son to
David Bicket in Boningtoun, in the said Paroch ; Andrew Warnock
in Irwin ; Mr. John Cunninghame a vagrant Preacher ; John Gray in

Irwin ; Gray his Brother in Law ; John Gray Servant to Bed-

land ; John Garvin in Irwin; John Mclain in Dobistoun, in Dailey
Paroch ; Thomas Mcskiming in Auchneicht, in the said Paroch ;
William Mckfena Servitor to Mr. Fergus Mcalexander in Barr Paroch,
not being William Mckena in Barr, who hath tested ; John Melernie
in Milntoun, in the said Paroch ; William Mcclean in Alti-albany, in
the said Paroch; John Mcnabin in Auchinsoul ; David Mcquarter
in Auchnaroch, in Kirkmichael Paroch ; William Thomson in Drum-
more, in the said Paroch ; John Smith in Drumlaslr, in the said

Paroch ; Lockhart Son to David Lockhart in Cranew Paroch

foresaid; John Bryce Servant to Drumellan younger, Paroch foresaid;
Thomas Gotterie in Cairnhil, Paroch foresaid ; Robert Mcferries in
Mcarlagtoun, Paroch foresaid ; John Mcquarter in Drumhil, Paroch
foresaid ; William Dun Servant in Balsagart, Paroch foresaid.

The Persons following were continued from the Circuit, to a Dyet at Edinburgh,
and are Fugitives for not compearing there. James Paterson in Air ; James
Ferguson in Ashlie-miln ; John Aird in Auchinlochat ; William
Mitcliol in Creoch ; John Hood in Torboltoun ; David Gemmil in

Horse hill ; William Gibson Meal-maker, lately in Cotestraw ; William
Mcneillie Son to Alexander Mcneillie now in Mains of Arstinclill ;
John Arthur in Borland ; John Howie in Craich-head ; John Wilson
in Saltcotes, in Ardrossan Paroch.

Wigtoun. Thomas Mcneillie in Portpatrick Paroch ; James Semple
there ; Andrew Martin of Little Aries, forfaulted ; William Kennedie
in Barnkirk ; James Steuart Son to Archibald Steuart in Calsaend ;
Patrick Yause in Mochrum Paroch ; John Hay Brother to Ariealland ;
James Mcyackie in Kenmuir; William Mcjarrow Servant to Cul-
vennan : George Stroyen in Kirkowan Paroch ; Archibald Steuart in
Calsaend ; Alexander Clingen in Kilellan ; Alexander Hunter of
Culquhassen, forfaulted ; James Soffley Merchant in Wigtoun ; James
Martison in Glenapil, in Penninghame Paroch ; John Hannay at the
Miln of Penninghame ; JohnMartusoninGlenmougil,inthesaid Paroch ;
Hugh Macdowal Weaver in Wigtoun ; James Cairns in Penninghame
Paroch ; John Mclurg Smith in Monniegaff ; Patrick Murdoch of that
Ilk ; Patrick Dumbar younger of Machriemore ; William Steuart Son to

Steuart Wodsetter of Larg ; Anthony Steuart his Son ; Stuart

his Son ; Michael Mctagart Liferenter in Glassock ; Mr. William Hay
Brother to the Laird of Ariealland ; John Mckilhaffie in Craichley’s
Land ; James Mcyackie there ; William Wilson in Stonraver ;
William Tarbran late Bailie there ; Joseph Macdowal Servitor to Sir
David Dumbar of Baldoun ; Alexander Hay of Ariealland ; Alexander
Meclellan in Carse of Baltersan.

Stewartrie of Kirkcudbright. Adam Smairt in Kirkcudbright ; Samuel
Gellie Gardiner there ; Samuel Campbel Weaver there ; John
Heuchan ; James Robertson Merchant there ; Alexander Mckeane
Tailzour there ; Thomas Paulin there ; Adam Mcquhan there ;
Gabriel Hamilton there ; John Clerk there ; Alexander Morton
there; Robert Greir in Lochinkit ; James Mckartney Fletcher in

Kirkcudbright ; William Kevan in Stockin ; Neilson younger of

Corsack ; Samuel Parker Chapman in Twiname Paroch ; Alexander
Birnie in Colkegrie ; William Holiday in Glencape ; James Mcgown

in Auchingask ; Martin in Kirchrist ; David Braidson in

Quarters ; Thomas Sprout in Over-barchaple ; Halloun in Lair-

manoch ; Robert Cadzew in Creig ; Hugh Mitchelson ; Alexander
Campbel Weaver, sometime in Vroch ; John Chartros in Tongland ;

Welch of Scar ; Alexander Campbel Miller, sometime in Uroch ;

James Durliame in Edgartoun ; Anthony Mcmillan in Stonebrae ;
John Rae in Slachgarie ; Ritcliard Mccliesnie in Moit ; John Carsey in
Blackmire ; Archibald Mcchesnie in Balhassie ; James Macdowal
Servitor to Henrie Mccullocli of Barholme ; John Auchinleck Son to
John Auchinleck elder in Balgraden ; Robert Miller in Laigh Risco;
Alexander Dowgalstoun in Lagan ; David Mccullocli Son to the Laird
of Ardwel ; Gilbert Gie in Marshaltoun ; John Campbel in Marbrack ;
Alexander Porter in Lag ; John Coltoun in Neather-tliird ; George
Campbel in Arnsalloch ; David Cannon in Firmastoun ; John Gordon
elder in Gariehorn ; John Mccall Weaver in Craigincar ; John
Mcmillan sometime Servitor to James Ferguson in Trostan ; Fergus
Greir in Brigmoor ; James Mcmillan in Glenlie ; John Mcmillan in
Strangassie ; James Gordon in Largmore ; Henry Gordon in Loch-
sprey ; Andrew Macmillan Servant to New-galloway ; John Crawford
Apothecary there ; William Dempster in Armancadie ; Thomas
Murdoch in Barnsalloch ; John Tait Taylzour in Barmaclellan ; Alex-
ander Mein in Armacandie ; James Hook in Holm; James Jialiday
in Fell ; William Mcmillan in Aresalloch ; David Mckile in Dal-
shangan ; James Clerk in Marbrack ; Gilbert Mcadam in Craigin-
guiltoun ; William Greir Servitor to Marion Welsh in Glenliil ; James
Anderson in Shallocli ; John Wright there ; James Currie in the Glen ;
John Mclaclirie in Large ; John Mcjore in Keirland ; Edward Gordon
in Blaiket ; John Hannay at the Bridge-end of Dumfreis ; John
Mcghie there ; Roger Mcnaught in Newtown of Galloway ; Mr.
William Gilchrist, Mr. James Welsh, Mr. John Hepburn, Mr. James

Guthrie, Mr. John Forrester, Mr. Lennox, Mr. Thomas Wilkie,

Mr. Thomas Vernor, Preachers ; Andrew Mcmillan who haunts at

Monygaff ; William Sehaw in the Paroch of Borgue ; Mactagart

sometime in the said Paroch ; Robert Gordon in Kilmair ; John Gourley
in Mondrogat ; George Short, Robert Cochran, who haunted in Tong-
land Paroch; William Mcmillan in Bredenoch; Livingstone of

Quintinespie ; Gilbert Caddel in Borgue Paroch ; John Ritchardson
there ; John Brice there ; William Mcgawn there ; William Campbel
there; Walter and Gilbert Mcgies there ; James Robertson there;

John Clinton there ; Crichton Son to Robert Crichton in Auehin-

shinoch ; Mcmillan Son to John Mcmillan in Glenlie;

Mcmillan in Greenan ; Gibson Son to Robert Gibson in Over-

strangashel ; Gilbert Mckeuan in Carsferrie.

Fugitives for Reset and Harbour. James Mcnaught in Newtown of

Galloway ; Gordon of Garrarie ; William Mccall in Holme of

Daltanachan ; John Hook in Holme ; Robert Hillow in Hillowtoun ;
Andrew Crock in Iron-crogo ; John Macmin in Fuffock ; William
Raffil in Iron-ambrie ; Mcjore in Kirkland ; John Herron some-

time in Earlestoun, now in Hardland ; John Barber elder in Over-
barley ; John Barber younger there ; John Barber in Neather-barley ;
James Girran in Clachan ; James Mcadam there ; Alexander Gourley
in Greenan-miln ; James Mcmichael in Clachan ; George Dovvglass
there ; Edward Ferguson in Auchinshinoch ; John Carsan there ;
Robert Greir in Reglen ; William Edgar of Gordonstoun ; George
Mcmichael in Carskep ; John Mcmillan of Iron-daroch ; Andrew
Wilson in Black-craig ; Robert Mcmichael in Craiglour ; Alexander
Mcmillan in Glenrie ; John Brown in Neather-strangassel ; John
Mcchesnie in Hole ; Robert Gordon in Clachan ; Alexander Gordon

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there ; John Macmillan in Glenlie ; William Houston in Blarenie ;
John Geddes in Bartagart ; James Mulliken in Knocknoon ; John
Mulliken in Barscob ; Samuel Cannon in Barnsalloch ; Mr. William
Mcmillan of Caldow ; Robert Gaa in Knocklie; James Garmorie in
Armanadie ; Robert Mckertnie in Quintinespie ; James Edgar in
Drumakellie ; John Greir of Blackmark ; William Steuart, Patrick
Mcjore, both in Crofts ; Gilbert Welsh, in Bank ; James Turner,
John Collin, both in Aucliingibbet ; James Garmorie in the Paroch of
Corsemichael ; John Garmorie in Trouden ; John Grahame inChapel-
earn ; Thomas and Robert Grahames in Ernefillan ; John Gellie in
Iron-crogo ; John Clerk in Brum; John Auchinleck in Dalgredan ;
Robert Crichton in Auchinshinoch ; John Hislope in Midairds ; John
Mcmillan in Dunveocli.

Follows the Women who are Fugitives for Reset. Marion Welsh in Glenhil ;
Grissel Ritchardson in Arnworth ; Margaret Gordon in Mayfield ;
Elspeth Anderson in Shaw-head ; Rebecca Mcmichael at the Black-
craig, in Dairy Paroch ; Margaret Tod in Clachan ; Bessie Gordon
there; Jean Thomson at the Bridge of Orr ; Grissel Fullerton
Good-wife of Balmagan ; Grissel Gordon in Over-ardwel, in Anworth ;

Gordon Widow in Glenlie ; Mary Chalmers Liferentrix of Clair-

brand.

John Welsh in Drumjowan ; Roper Mcnaught in Newtoun of Kells;
Gilbert Mckeuan in Carsfairie ; William Mccal in Clachan; James
Chapman there ; John Struthers in Moniegaff ; Robert Gaa Smith in
Clachan ; Henry Gordon in Dundeucli ; Alexander Corsan in Newtoun
of Kells.

Dumfreis. John Clerk in Puskeoch ; Ninian Steil in Glengar, in the
Paroch of Penpont ; William Clerk younger in Glenum ; John Glen-
corse in Carshogil ; Archibald Hunter in Terreran ; Thomas Hunter
younger in Wood-end ; John Corsan at the Miln in Glencairn Paroch,
called Doctor Corsan ; James Gilkerse'in Holme ; Alexander Muirhead
in Glencarss ; John Matthison in Shankertoun ; James Corsan in
Jerburgh; William Harries in Kirkcudbright; Alexander Mccubie in
Marquhan ; Robert Ferguson in the Paroch of Glencairn ; John Greir
there; Andrew Ferguson late Servant to the Laird of Stenhouse ;
William Wilson in Burnfoot, in Glencairn Paroch ; Thomas Mcmurdie
in Barbuy; John Maxwel Servant to James Greir Smith in Longmire;
James Harknes in Locharbain ; Alexander Nivinson in Kirk-boig ;
Thomas Mulligan at the Miln of Closeburn ; John Padzean at the
Miln of Bird-burgh ; James Gilkerse in Holms of Dalgarnock ; John
Mccauld in Cleugli head ; John Wilson in Tinleoch ; Alexander
Gibson in Foord ; Robert Matherstoun in Land ; James Harper in
Bennan ; Alexander Gressie [in Clogland; James Mckeg in Milntown ;
Walter Smith in Craighit ; John Paterson in Mcquithen ; John
Macmillan Servitor to James Wilson in Straithmilligan ; James
Mcgachan in Craigbuttocli ; Andrew Whitehead in Boig ; Robert
Lauchlison in Burnside ; John Glover in Barshel ; James Oseburn at
Keir-miln ; James Watson in Hill-end; John Harper in Portrap ;
Robert Neilson in Dalswintoun ; Robert Morrin there ; Robert Cowan
in Auchingeith ; James Smith in Dalswintoun ; James Robison
in Querrel-wood ; Gilbert Gilkerse in Auchin-liastning ; Archibald
Paterson in Clogland; William Mulligan in Floors; John Mulligan
in Malo-ford ; John Smith Tailzour in Dalgonar ; William Corsan in
Jerburgh ; Robert Greir Chapman, sometime in Dumfreis ; James
Crichton also there ; William Ferguson Son to the deceist William
Ferguson in Three-rigs ; Robert Dalzel in Cleugh-foot, in Dalgarnock
Paroch ; John Mccauld in Tibbers ; John Weir Wright at the old Kirk
of Dunscore ; Robert Mulligan Son to James Mulligan in Beuchan ;
Halbert Gaa Son to the deceist Thomas Gaa in Dumfreis ; David

Watson Son to the deceist James Watson at the Carse-miln ; Smith

Son to John Smith Weaver at Camonel ; William Spense in Amis-
field ; John Monel at the Runer-foot ; Robert Ferguson in For-
muligan ; William Mcneillie Merchant, sometime in Dumfreis ;
Robert Cunninghame in Ketloch ; Daniel Mcmitchel in Lurg-foot ;
John Gibson in Inglistoun ; Robert Mckewan Tailzour in Creiehen, in
Glencairn.

Fugitives for Reset and Converse. John Hunter elder in Chapeland,
now in Auchinhastning ; James Muligan in Beuchan; John Ker in
Monygryle ; James Kelman Chapman; John Frissel Son to Thomas
Frissel in Auchincairn ; John Harper in Kililing ; John Harper in
Bennan ; Agnes Scot Widow in Coeketfield ; William Mulligan in
Mortoun-mains ; Thomas Harknes in Locherbain, or Laiglit ; William
Harknes in Mitchelslaks ; John Gilkerse in Holms of Dalgarnock;
John Culter in Linns ; John Coupland in Drumcork ; Thomas Hunter
elder in Wood-end ; John Laidley in Coig ; John Hunter in Belagan ;
William Hunter in Auchinhastning ; Thomas Hoatson in Garvack ;
Thomas Hunter in Braikinside ; William Lorimer in Mortoun-miln ;
John Glencorse in Bennan ; John Jolinstoun in Dalswintoun ; James
Corsbie at Glencairn Kirk ; John Glencorse in the Paroch of Tinran ;
Andrew Bell in Kirkland ; Edward Maxwel of Straquhan ; John
Niccolson in Querrelwood.

Stewartrie of Annandale. John Latimer in Cocket-hil ; Thomas Latimer
there ; John Johnstoun there ; John Forsyth in Carthat ; John Arm-
strong there ; Andrew Raining there ; Matthew Armstrong in Robet-
head ; James Gass there ; William Craik there ; Adam Johnstoun
Merchant in Moffet ; James Johnstoun in Hayhill ; William Hannan
in Foulraw; George Bell in Castlehil; John Paterson in Sclate-mire;

Robert Adamson in Moffat ; John Clerk in Nunrie ; Williamson

in Shortlie ; James Moffat Chapman in Crawfoord-moor ; James Forsyth
in Carthat.

Selkirk Shire. William Stoddart in Tinnis ; John Curril, James

Thomson, Andrew Scot, Chapmen Travellers ; John Speiden Weaver
in Fairnielie ; Adam Wilson Servant to George Frater Weaver in
Gallow-sheils ; Alexander Brounfield Servant to John Small Wright
there ; Thomas Symonton Servant to James Mein in Laidley-sheil ;
John Thomson Son to John Thomson in Penchrist; William Inglis
Servant to William Lowis in Catslackburn ; Robert Gill in Gallow-
sheils ; Alexander Kirkwood Weaver there.

Peebles Shire. William Forbes Servant to Thomas Weir in Sclatholl ;
Thomas Weir Merchant Traveller; James Mitchel Cooper in Lintoun;
Adam Hunter in Fingland ; James Ramadge in Skirline ; James
Ritchardson Taylzour in Logan ; William Porteous in Earls-haugh ;
James Welsh in Fingland; George Hunter in Corsehead, for Reset;
John Welsh in Munion ; James Nicol Yagabound in the said Shire.

Roxburgh Shire. James Bleckie Portioner of Melrose ; David Gibson
Chapman there ; Andrew Clerk Merchant in Gattoun-side ; James
Mercer lately in Melross, now in Yaro ; Andrew Turnbul Fermorer
at the Bridge-end of Melross ; Nicol Cochran in Newtoun ; John
Wright Smith in Darnick ; Walter Davidson Feuar in Melross;
Patrick Davidson there ; Patrick Black Servant to Andrew Tanno
there ; Thomas Bainzie Chapman Traveller ; Michael Sheil Son to
James Sheil in Haugh-head ; Robert Mabane in New-stead ; George
Moffat Servant to Buekholm ; Thomas Symonton there ; David
Martin in Gattoun-side ; James Forsan Millar in New-stead ; Thomas
Oliver Son to James Oliver in Ash -trees ; Andrew Jarden in Dyk-raw ;
John Laidley in Justice-lies ; Andrew Oliver Son to Andrew Oliver in
Barnkine ; Archibald Sheil in Mack-side ; John Sheil in Gate-house-
cot ; Adam Rutherfoord in Bonchester-side ; Walter Sheil in Abot-
rule ; Andrew Young Portioner of Cavertoun ; John Graham Servant
in Newtoun ; James Oven in Birk-hill ; James Turnbul Portioner of
Swansheil ; James Glendoning in Burgh, in Cavers Paroch; Adam
Ledan in Little-cavers ; William Armstrong in Horse-lie ; Thomas
Brown Servitor to John Wilkie in Hassindean ; Patrick Oliver there ;
John Ker Gardiner in Knows ; James Johnstoun late Servant to John
Turnbull in Cavers ; William Laidley in Little-cavers ; James Laidley
in Kirktoun ; George Turnbul near Ederstoun-sheils ; George Tailzifer
there ; Walter Noble Taylzour in Efladge ; George Ormiston Son to

John Ormiston in Ormistoun-mains ; John Sheil in Buismill ;

Slieils his Brother ; George Hodge Gardiner in Stitchel ; James
Davidson in Hole-field; John Burnet Servant to John Paterson in
Gate-side ; Andrew Hare Servant to Andrew Ainslie in Cleugh ; John
Eliot Son to Andrew Eliot in Neather-chatto ; Alexander Wood

Servant to James Fala Mason in Kelso; Mark Hunter Son to

Hunter in Ancrum ; William Davidson Taylzour in Kelso ; James
Riddel Wright there; John Hodge Weaver in Roxburgh; Thomas
Yellow-lies Servant to John Mein in Barns ; Francis Murray Herd in
Neather-chatto ; John Fletcher Servant in Over-cliatto ; William Gilroy
Brother to John Gilroy in Rutherfoord ; Thomas Turnbul in Ashlie-
burn ; Robert Turnbul his Brother ; William Robertoun Servant to
Robert Greirson in Clairlaw ; William Wilie in Belshes ; Thomas
Avair in Bowdoun ; William Mccall there ; James Brown Servant to
Fauch-hill ; John Lindsay in Spittle-land ; William Turnbul Brother

to Turnbul of Bevlie ; William Laing in Earl-side; William

Armstrong in Aiker-know ; Thomas Storie there ; William Wigliolm
in Newtoun ; John Anderson in the Barns ; James Scot in Laick ;
Walter Aitkin Servant in Chatto ; Andrew Moir in Nethertoun-slieil ;
James Glendoning in Stobat-coat ; Patrick Tailzifer in Hassendean ;
Thomas Braiden Merchant in Havick ; William Xurnbul Merchant
there ; Walter Scot Brother to Thomas Scot Tailzour there ; Robert
Gladstanes there; John Clunie Barber there; Thomas Turnbul, called
Captain ; James Turnbul in Swan-sheil ; Andrew Lamb in Newlands;
James Glendoning in South-field ; Walter Laidley in Ormistoun ,
John Bell Servant in Gorrinberry ; James Johnstoun in Cavers ; John
Bell in Neathertoun-sheils ; James Scot in Humble-know-miln ; Robert
Scot Son to John Scot in Weines; Robert Scot sometime Sadler in
Fanesh ; Thomas Scot Servant in Hil-house-land ; John Steuart in
Cavers ; Andrew Rainie Tailzour ; John Ramsay in Havick ; Andrew
Riddel in Little- cavers ; Andrew Lamb Servant to Andrew Ogilvie ;
George Scot Son to Thomas Scot in Bonchester ; John Porteous
Weaver in Ancrum; William Armstrong in Tome-sheil-burn ; Robert

Eliot in Cruikhame ; Johnstoun fourth Son to Bangleish ; Thomas

Beatie Tailzour there ; Thomas Hodge Schoolmaster in Nisbet ; William
Ronaldson Wobster in Jedburgh ; William Eliot Son to William
Eliot in Neather-chatto ; Mr. Adam Alcorn in Kelso ; John Davidson

there ; Davidson Son to Henry Davidson in Hole-field ; William

Faside in Ancrum ; Mr. George Barclay, Mr. John Rae, Mr. Thomas

Dowglas, Mr. Forrester, Mr. Lamb, Mr. David Hume,

Mr. John Kae, Preachers; John Ovens in Melross Land; James

Paterson Weaver in Daingeltoun; Robert Tait in Hungburn ;

Turnbul Son to Adam Turnbul of Halthornside ; Patrick Wright
Servant to Gruibet ; Adam Laidley in Little-cavers ; Thomas Turnbul
in Repertslaw ; John Turner Son to Ritchard Turner in Lilieas-leaf-
mill ; Henry Laing Merchant in Kelso; William Edgar Servant to
Newtoun; Robert Eliot in Stobs ; John Wood lately in Kelso, now

in Lanerk-sliire ; James Purves Cooper in Ednam ; Scot in

Maxwel-heugh, a Tailzour Journey-man, who haunted in Greenhead’s
Land; William Wright sometime Servant to Sir William Bennet of

Gruibet ; John Smith Cordiner, sometime in Kelso ; Reid-path in

Newtoun ; James Purves in Stitchel ; Alexander Wood Mason, Servant
to James Faa Mason in Kelso; John Lauchop in Melross; Matthew
Rutherfoord in Over-chatto ; John Gilry in Rutherfoord ; Thomas Sheil
in Denholm ; John Hall in Woolie-miln, Servant to Andrew Turnbul

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there; John Eliot in Cruik-hame ; Robert Eliot in Bait- bank-head ;
James Greensheils in Birnie-know ; Thomas Wauch Son to Thomas
Wauch in Glender-head ; George Sheil in Kelso ; James Dune Weaver
in Neather-ancrum ; John Smith Son to James Smith in Neather-
ancrum ; George Young Servant to George Gray in Rupertlaw ;
Thomas Moffat Merchant Traveller; Robert Wright Smith in Lang-
sliaw ; Alexander Ross in Nenthorn ; Adam Storie at Chester-house ;
George Lamb about Bonjedburgh-miln ; George Young in Bedrule ;
Robert Young his Brother; James Young their Brother ; John Symson
in Stobbie-coat ; Robert Tait in Hagburn; Robert Eliot in Stobs; John
Thomson in Mabinshaw ; John Turnbul Candlemaker in Hawick, for
Reset ; Robert Mercer in Darnick, for Reset ; John and Andrew
Riddels in Newtoun, for Reset ; James Turnbul Feuar there, for
Reset; Thomas Turnbul in Neather-ancrum ; William Lamb Walker
in Bonjedburgh; James Sheil in Laidlie-steil ; John Hog Weaver in
Bonjedburgh ; James Grieve in Neather-ancrum ; Adam Linlithgow in
Melrose ; Thomas Halywel in Gattounside ; Thomas Turnbul of
Know, for Reset.

Berwick Shire. Paterson Son to George Paterson in Soutray ;

John Linlithgow in Erlestoun ; Thomas Flaebairn there ; Thomas
Kerter in Ligertwood ; Mr. Alexander Sheil Son to James Sheil in
Haug-head ; John Nairne Servant in Hume Paroch ; Robert Leitch late
Servant there ; George Miller Tailzour in Middle-third ; John Pringle
Servant in Ligertwood ; Andrew Storie Tailzour in Bassandean ; David
Brown Feuar in Whitsome ; James Brown there ; Alexander Galbraith
Son to Alexander Galbraith in Chirnside ; James Reston in Huttoun ;
George Allan in Paxtoun ; George Turnbul Son to Hector Turnbul
there ; James Reston younger in Whitsome ; Paul Cowan in. Prestoun ;
Alexander Brown in Birkenside ; Thomas Steil in Martine ; John

Bleckie Son to Bleckie in Kittle-naked ; Edward Lilburn in

Hackslie; Thomas Pringle sometime in West-struther ; James Laidley
in Weatherlie ; Thomas Tait sometime at Flash ; James Galbraith in
Mordingtoun ; William and John Yeamans in Idingtoun; Robert
Wilson in Leitholme ; George Dickson Servant to the Relict of
Alexander Hume Portioner of Hume ; John Wright Smith in West-
gordon ; John Symson sometime in Idingtoun, now in Bervick-
bounds ; William Tunoch in West-struther Paroch ; John Calder
sometime in Whitsome ; David Brown lately there, a Wobster and
Feuar ; James Cowan Farmer in Idingtoun ; John Haistie Farmer
there ; Andrew Wood Servant to John Wood in Green-law ; Alan

Gowdie sometime in Lady-kirk, now in ; Elspeth Lorain in

Mordington, for Reset ; Thomas Service in Birghame ; Thomas
Yeaman in Idingtoun ; George Forrester in Paxtoun ; David Cowan
Servant to William Ker Uncle to Greenhead.

Hadingtoun. James Johnston Son in Law to the Forrester of
Pincaitland-wood ; James Moubray now in the Barony of Broxburn ;
William Cathie Servant to David Oswald of East-barns ; John Young
Servant there ; James Steinson Wright there ; Alexander Carril
Weaver in Newtoun-lies ; James and Patrick Trails in East-barns;
William Barnabie Servant to William Cowan in Beltoun ; William
Wat Servant to John Dawson there ; George Tod Weaver in Tinning-
hame ; David Anderson Servant in Tinninghame ; Richard Shireff
Son to Patrick Shireff in Knows ; John Carfrae Servant in Houstoun ;
Patrick Johnston Cordiner in Haddingtoun ; Mr. Robert Langlands
Son to George Langlands lately in Elvingstoun ; Alexander Campbel,
John Knight, Chapmen in Wester Pincaitland ; Thomas Brown in
Standers ; James Burn Servant to William Wilson in Nungate ;
George Knox in Laeliead ; Andrew Ailison Chapman in Innerveick ;
Thomas Bell in East-barns ; Cornelius Lyel there ; John Whyte
Chapman in Prestoun ; James Tailzour Servant to the Lady Long-
formacus ; John Symson Chapman in Broxburn; William Steinson
Servant to Mr. John Reid in Prestoun-pans ; Robert Brotherstains
Glover in Prestoun ; Archibald Wilson Litster there ; John Inglis
Son to James Inglis Weaver in Wings ; Andrew Ridpeth Son to John
Ridpeth in Midle-moninet ; John Lyel Shoemaker in Innerveick ;
William Lyel Shoemaker there ; Thomas Badger Servant to Patrick
Cowan Smith there ; Thomas Sanderson Servant to William Knox ;
John Ailison, John Neilson, Servants to the Lady Whittingliame ;
William Kello Servant to George Knox in Laehead ; James Foular in
Pople ; Andrew Dickson Chapman in Howdoun ; Adam Ker Servant
to Thomas Caldwel in Randerstoun ; William Knight in Over-keitli ;
James Thomson elder in Elphinstoun ; James Johnston in Ormistoun ;
William Sheil Coalzier at Elphingstoun ; Patrick Barber Baxter in
Tranent ; James Miller Smith in Wiltoun ; Thomas Craig Brother to
William Craig in Innerveick ; John and William Greives Wobsters in
Woodhal ; James Heriot in Popiltoun ; James Birdges Litster in
Nungate ; Adam Heislop in Barns-miln ; William Brotherstains lately
in Elvingstoun, now in Heilie ; William Blair Servant to Rid-

peth in Midle-moninet ; John Paterson late Servant to the Lady

hittinghame ; William Yuil in Traprain ; Alexander Bartol in

Ormistoun ; Halyday Son to James Halyday in Elpingstoun ;

William Steinson in Prestoun-pans.

Edinburgh Shire. William Cranstoun Servant in Guitters ; James
Harvy Merchant in Dalkeith ; Thomas Henryson lately there ;
Thomas Ramsay in Caringtoun ; Robert Wilson there ; George
Pentland Servant to James Wilson there ; George Haig Wright there ;
William Cuming in Stobs ; Alexander Bogholme lately in Caringtoun
Paroch ; David Williamson Barrowman to Sir John Nicolson of that
Ilk ; Robert Keddie Servant to the Gardiner of Nicolson ; John Tinto
Servant to Stephen Brown in Nicolson ; James Barrowman in Esper-
toun ; Robert Nivin there ; John Bryson in Neather-sheils ; Simeon

Lowis in Castletoun ; James Pringle in Longfauch ; James Dowglass
Vintner in Stow ; Thomas Wilson Wright there ; James Stoddart
in Shielie ; George Dickson in Little-catpair ; James Turner in
Stow; David Ancruin there; John Smeabeard in Torcraik ; Robert
Wright in Gatside-hall ; John Brown in Lady-side ; Robert Ronald
in Fala-hill ; Alexander Multerer in Mid-calder ; John Brown Smith
there ; Thomas Ferrer Herd and Weaver in Mooriestouu ; John Young
Son to Thomas Young in Guill ; Thomas Williamson Son to James
Williamson in Over-Cranstoun ; James Graliame Servitor to Thomas
Paterson in Lumphoy ; John Wallace Gardiner to Mr. John Wat of
Rosehill ; Andrew Henryson Weaver in Mooriestoun ; Robert Brown
Tailzour in Calder-town ; James Mitchel in Ratho ; James Petigrew
Servant to James Thomson in Boningtoun ; David Somervail Prentice
to Thomas Somervail his Brother ; John Moutray, William Aikman,
in Easter-Calder ; Patrick and Alexander Steuarts in Inglistoun ; Gavin
Wallace there ; Samuel Black, Servant to Margaret Lawson there ;
Andrew Mccornet in Boig-end ; John Murray of Lumph-foord ;
Alexander Henryson Merchant, sometime Schoolmaster about the
Foot of the West-bow ; George Pringle lately in Cousland, sometime
in Woolstruther ; William Steil Coalzier, sometime at Newliall in

Pennicook Paroch ; William Cranston in Stow ; Douglas about

the Stow ; Jamos Balenie younger, at Hartburn-head ; Alexander
Marshal Brother to Thomas Marshal there ; Thomas Hardy near to
West-Calder-Kirk ; James Young Weaver at West-Calder ; Robert
Anderson Brother to William Anderson at Blackmyre ; John Purdie
in Cliimmes, Tennent to Dowglass of Mortoun ; John Hamilton some-
time in Phumpherstoun ; James Lindsay in Seims ; James Tennent
in Letham ; William Aikman Wright in Caldercleir ; George Bryson
in Goursnout ; Patrick Steuart in Westertoun of Inglistoun ; Alexander
Steuart there ; James Henryson Son to Thomas Henryson there ;

William Reid Shoemaker, sometime in Fisher-raw ; Nicolson

Servant to Robert Burnton Shoemaker in Dalkeith ; Hamilton

in the Mains of Inglistoun ; William Shaw Cordiner in West-Calder ;

Stoddart Son to James Stoddart, who lived at Gallow-water ;

Mr. Archibald Burnet Son to Mr. Robert Burnet Advocat ; John
Row Chamberlain of Caringtoun ; George Young in Waterstoun.

Linlithgow Shire. James Gilbert Servant to James Classen in Cou-
stoun ; Alexander Forsyth Tennent in Livingstoun ; John Revilton
Shoemaker there ; Patrick Smith Servant to Patrick Classen in Car-
inonden ; William Ferrer Servitor to Alexander Bryce in Littledech-
mont ; William Miln in Aucliin-hard ; John Dick Son to William
Dick in Breich ; John Henryson in Whiteburn ; James Wedderlie
there ; George Wardroper in Easter Whiteburn ; James Wardroper
in Craigmallocli ; James Steil in Dunlieigh ; John Lillie Threed-
maker in Borrowstounness ; John Drysdal Weaver there ; James
Tailzour Weaver there; Robert Short Cordiner there; Alexander
Watson Tailzour there ; Thomas Pliilp in Falkirk ; Mungo Wallace
in Blackness ; John Gib in Craigtoun ; David Savadge in Philps-
toun ; Alexander Reid in Humbie ; William Miller in Steils-
land-head ; James Wood io Gallowscruik ; James Young in Dun-
dass ; Duncan Ferguson in the Ferrie; John Dowgal there; James
Steidmont in Duntarvie ; Adam Dauling in Carlourie ; Alexander
Anderson in Kirklistoun ; William Angus Servant to Alexander Reid
in Humbie ; William Thomson Tailzour in Queensferrie ; Duncan
Forbes there ; James Barker in Craigie ; James Gib in East-end of the
Ferrie ; John Thomson in Dundass ; David Ranlton Servant to
Alexander Tailzifer Smith in Riccardtoun ; James Steuart in Bathgate;
James Nimmo Son to William Nimmo in Boigliall ; James Angus in
Kirktoun ; John Mcculloch Servant to Serjant Potieson in Linlith-
gow ; Thomas Borthwick Servitor to John Greive Cordiner there;
David Jamie younger there ; James Johnston pretended Captain to
the Rebels ; David Savage Tailzour in Ochiltrie ; John Rae Servant to
Andrew Pourie Apothecary in Linlithgow ; William Kennedy
Servant to Andrew Duncan Tliesaurer there ; William Jack Sclaiter
there ; George Lapslie Millar in Linlithgow ; John Deuchan Weaver
there ; James Millar in Goremyre ; Andrew Eslmont under Dech-
mont ; George Johnston Son to John Johnston in Tail-end; James
Watchman Seaman in Borrowstounness ; Alexander Reid in Stra-
brock Paroch, under Cardross ; George Ravilton Tailzour in Craigietoun ;
George Robieson in Duntarvie ; Alexander Watson Servitor to Patrick
Young in Bridgehouse ; John Wauch Servant to John Salmond in
Kirkingshaw; John Brown in Barlornie ; William Auld Servitor to
John Fleming in Reidburn ; Peter Russel Son to Robert Russel in
Bedlornie ; Robert Walker Servitor to Robert Gray there ; Thomas
Muir Servitor to Duntarvie ; Archibald Cuthbertson Cooper, haunting
about Caldermuir; John Jamison Skipper in Queensferry ; Alexander
Bishop Servant to John Thornton in Davids-town ; George Young
Weaver in Loan-head ; Patrick Hardie in Houstoun’s Land ; Patrick

Allan Son to James Allan Goodman of Kincavel ; Smith in

Riccardtoun Park ; Arthour Thomson Servant to Robert Russel of Bank-
head ; James Steuart in Bathgate ; Thomas Hall in Bancrief-land ;
David Houstoun in Goremire ; John Henryson in Brow ; John Edie
Son to Alexander Edie in South-Logiebrae.

Fugitives for Rebellion and treasonable Crimes, since November 1683.
William Cuthbert Weaver in Hamiltoun ; James Begg in Whiteholme ;
William Howatson in Pinclo ; James Sheil in Meikle-liill ; William
Dowglas in Lacliop-miln ; James Crawfoord in Rigg ; John Brouning
elder in Riccartoun in Air-shire ; Hugh Aitkin in Torboltoun ; James
Aird younger in Muir-kirk ; Thomas Steil in Martin, in Bervick-
shire ; Thomas Forrester in Carden, in Stirling-shire ; John Macadam
in the Paroch of Cardross ; Hector Paton in Mauclilin, Matthew Paton

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there, both in Air-sliire ; John Cunninghame in Powkellie, in the said
Shire ; Robert Gilkerson in Carlouk, in Lanerk-shire ; Gavin Wood
Wright in Glasgow ; Walter Lockhart of Kirktoun, Joseph Henryson
in Craigboig, John Young in Tlireipland, Andrew and William Youngs
his Sons, in Renfrew-shire ; James Sprewl Apothecary in Paisly ;
John Hutcheson Portioner of Newbottle ; Sir John Cochran of Ochil-
try.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (2). Hamilton Palace (121 Maitland).

P.C. Reg. ; Wodrow ii, App. 104. N° 2567.

22 JULY— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation Ordering the whole Militia benorth the
River of Forth, to be in readiness with fifteen dayes
Provision, when called out, Ac.

Edinburgh : 22 July 1684.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1684.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 234 Ireland, open again
Owing to the unsettled state of the inhabitants of the
Western and Southern Shires, the officers of the militia
north of Forth are to be in readiness to march with their
commands, horse and foot, on six days’ notice. Commis-
sioners of supply, excise, and militia to facilitate this. These
to be proclaimed and read in all churches.

Reg. II (74).

P.C. Reg. N° 2568.

22 JULY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation For discovering and apprehending
some Rebels lately in Arms in the West, and their
Resetters.

Edinburgh : 22 July 1684.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1684.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 228 De- be up-

For many years armed rebels have gone up and down
Cliddisdale, and of late, in June last, 200 of them have
marched through several shires, threatening the orthodox
clergy and murdering soldiers. They are certainly har-
boured by the inhabitants of these shires. The sheriffs are
to apprehend these rebels before 15 August next or other
measures will be taken. These to be proclaimed. To be
read in all paroch kirks, south of Forth, on Sabbath after
divine service.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (119); Procl. I (36). Reg. II (75).

P.C. Reg.; Wodrow ii, App. 121. 2569.

25 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament from
the ninth day of September 1684, to the tenth day
of March 1685.

Edinburgh : 25 August 1684.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1684.

1 f. Roman letter. Colin McKenzie.

Arms 228 De- fit Our

Cites pi’oclamation 27 March, No. 2560, q.v., adjourning
Parliament ; it is further adjourned to 10 March [1685].
These to be proclaimed.

Reg. II (76).

P.C. Reg. N° 2570.

15 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation For taking the Oaths of
Masters of Ships, Boats, Barks, and other Vessels,
Outward or Inward bound into this Kingdom, anent
their Passengers.

Edinburgh : 15 September 1684.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1684.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 234 Faith, for pun-

Masters of ships, outward or inward bound, to give a list
of their passengers on oath to the collectors of customs.
The ports named are Leith and Prestoun-pans, Borrow-
stounness, Kirkaldy, Montross, Aberdene, Inverness, Port-
patrick, Air, Irving, Port-Glasgow. The fine is loss of
goods (half to informer) and imprisonment. Reports to be
made first Tuesday of every month to the Privy Council.
Ships not to be cleared till oath is made. If rebels are
landed, the magistrates of the burghs, &c., are liable as
resetters. These to be proclaimed.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (121) ; Procl. I (37). Rg. II (7 7).

P.C. Reg. ; Wodrow ii, App. 136. 2571.

16 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation Discharging all persons in
the Southern and Western Shires, to travel from
one Jurisdiction to another without a Pass.

Edinburgh : 16 September 1684.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1684.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 228 of of have

To prevent the circulation of false news and of skulking
vagrants during the passage of the Commissioners through
the Southern and Western Shires, no one is to pass from
one jurisdiction to another without a pass signed by a Privy
Councillor, Commissioner, or Magistrate of their own juris-
diction on pain, &c. These to be proclaimed.

Reg. II (78), (79), (80).

P.C. Reg. ; Wodrow ii, App. 136.

Reg. II (80) has the docket of proclamation at Dumfries 25 September
1684 by John Sharp before witnesses. N° 2572.

20 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Letters of Intercommuning Against Mr.
James Rennick, a seditious, vagabond and pretended
Preacher.

Edinburgh : 20 September 1684.

Edinburgh ; Heir of A. A. : 1684.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 228 the 1679 Our

Mr. James Rennick has been summoned to appear on
19 September to answer for his part in the rebellion of
1679, preaching at field-conventicles at Blackloch, Woolf-
hole-craig, and Greenock, &c., and not having appeared is
denounced a traitor. None are to assist him in any way. All
to apprehend him wherever he can be found. These to be
proclaimed.

Reg. II (81). Bodl. Scrapbook (4). N° 2573.

3 OCTOBER.— [BY THE COMMITTEE OF
THE WEST.] [Begins] Forasmuch as His
Majestie by a . . .

Against carrying of arms in the Western Shires.

Glasgow : 3 October 1684.

Glasgow: R. Sanders1: 1684.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 227 Directed the Immediatlie

A committee appointed by royal letter to suppress
disorders in Lanerk, Renfrew, Dumbarton, and now Stirling,
think it unfit that the commons should carry any arms in
those shires. No one except militia to have or carry them.
Arms are to be confiscated and bearers imprisoned. These
to be published, read from pulpits, and printed.

The Duke of Hamiltoun, Lord Lundin Secretarie of State,
Lord Collingtoun Justice Clerk.

Hamilton Palace (121 Maitland).

1 One of His Majesties Printers. N° 2574.

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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
Tree-holders in Lanerk, Renfrew, and Dumbarton, ordinarily
called in the Sheriff" s Suit Rolls to meet at Glasgow on the
15th, 10th, and 9th instant respectively at 9 a.m.

The Duke of Hamiltoun, Lord Lundin, Lord Collingtoun.
Hamilton Palace (1:21 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.

Edinburgh : 20 November 1684.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1684.

1 f. Roman letter. Coline Mckenzie.

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.

Reg. II (82).

P.C. Reg. N° 2576.

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. Aslim. F. 4 (6). Dalk. 1
(382). Guild. 3 (57).

Price 1 d. 16 January 1685. 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.

Arms 237 Soveraign

of US

Reprint of No. 3764, England, q.v.
Adv. Pamph. 24 (56). Reg. Ill (2).

N° 2580.

6 FEBRUARY.

Arms 238 Soveraign

of US

Another edition of No. 2580, q.v.
Adv. Procl. I (39). Reg. Ill (3).

N° 2581.

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 gainst 2) appointed And

A treasonable paper has been fixed up, The Apologetical
Declaration and Admonitory Vindication of the Presbyterians
of the 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 (4011). Reg. II (83). Hamilton Palace (121
Maitland).

P.C. Reg. ; Wodrow ii, App. 138. jq-o 2577.

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). 2578.

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.

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. 2582.

6 FEBRUARY.

Arms 237 to have as

Another edition of No. 2582, q.v.

Adv. Procl. I (33).

Factotum 43-43. 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.

Whitehall: 6 February [1684-5].

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 236 mighty veraign beloved
A reprint of No. 3772, England, q.v.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 2 (126). Reg. Ill (4), (5).

N° 2584.

6 FEBRUARY. — BY THE KING. [Begins]

James . . . Whereas it hath pleased God . . .
[Continuing in office, Scotland.]

Whitehall: 6 February 168f.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Italic letter. Jo. Drummond.

Arms 236 Scotland Privy Proclamation

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.

\Witli\ Order by P.C. to print and publish 10 Feb.
Signed Colin Mckenzie.

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. F. 4 (7). Antiq. (23).

17 February 1684/5. N° 2586.

9 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].

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).
Reg. 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.]

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. 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. F. 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. Mckenzie.

Arms 237 Sacred Koyal be

VOL. II 4

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 YII 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 168f.

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° 2591.

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). Guild. 3 (62). P.C. (12).
Price Id. 28 February. N° 2592.

26 FEBRUARY. — BY THE KING. A Procla-
mation Containing His Majesties gracious Indemnity.
Whitehall : 26 February 168f.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter. Jo. Drummond.

Arms 235 Ireland, merits 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. N° 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. 2594.

26 FEBRUARY.

London reprint : L. Curtis : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 32 the Conspiracies of
Another reprint of No. 2593, q.v.

Order dated 1 March.

B.L. Dalk. 2 (8). N° 2595.

9 3 G

Nos 2596-605

1685: 1 James VII

26 FEBRUARY.

London reprint : L. Curtiss : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 110a Faith, of the
Another edition of No. 2595, q.v.

P.C. (11). Bodl. Ashm. F. 4 (8). N° 2590.

6 MARCH. — BY THE KING. A Proclamation
Declaring His Majesty’s Pleasure touching His
Royal Coronation, and the Solemnity thereof.
Whitehall : 6 March 168f.

Edinburgh reprint : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 235 Royal precedent Ser-

A reprint of No. 3787, England, q.v.

B.L. Reg. Ill (23), (24). N° 2597.

22 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Adjourning the Meeting of the Par-
liament of Scotland, from the ninth to the twenty-
third day of April.

Haly-rud-house : 22 March 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 237 Ire- misses next

Parliament, summoned 16 Feb. by proclamation of that
date, No. 2591, q.v., to meet on 9 April, is adjourned to

23 April. This to be pi’oclaimed.

Reg. Ill (25); original signed. N° 2598.

22 MARCH.

London reprint : for L. Curtiss : [1685].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 259 England, April same
A reprint of No. 2598, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 2 (219). Bodl. Ashm. H. 23 (313).
Price Id. 2 April. N° 2599.

14 APRIL— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation Requiring all the Members of Parlia-
ment to wait on, and attend His Majesties High
Commissioner at the Palace of Holy-rood-house, the
23. of April, 1685.

Edinburgh : 14 April 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 237 of Holy-rood- tliere-
Quotes proclamation 16 Feb., No. 2591, q.v., and
22 March, No. 2598, q.v. All members are to attend the High
Commissioner at 8 a.m. in his riding up and down to the
Parliament House under pain of the fines set by Act 1 3 May
1662. Members of Parliament not decently dressed in foot-
mantles will be reputed absent. All commissions to be
handed in to the clerk the day before between 10 and 12
noon. This to be proclaimed.

D. of Queensberry (High Commissioner), L. H. Chancellor,
Archbp. of St. Andrews and of Glasgow, Marquess of Athol,
L. Privy Seal, M. of Douglas, E. of Errol, Linlithgow
(L. Justice General), Southesk, Panmure, Balcarras, Kintore,
L. Livingston, Kinnaird, L. President of Session, Register,
Advocat, Justice-clerk, L. Castle-hill, Drumelzier, Abbots-
hall, Cosfoord.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 15 (99); Procl. I (43). Reg. Ill
(26) ; original signed. N° 2600.

14 APRIL.

A reprint of No. 2600, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 2 (222). Bodl. Ashm. F. 4 (9). Dalk.

2(11).

Price Id. 24 April. jfo 2001.

16 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation anent Officers and Souldiers paying
their Quarters.

Edinburgh : 16 April 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter. Col. McKenzie.

Arms 235 the their thereof,

All soldiers who owe any money for quarters are to pay
it forthwith. All officers to see that this is done. Com-
missioners of supply at Michaelmas Courts annually to fix
prices for forage, &c., and this year before first Thursday of
May. Prices to be certified to Privy Council. These to be
proclaimed.

Reg. Ill (27) ; original signed. N° 2002.

28 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, For putting the Kingdom of Scotland
in a Posture of Defence against the Enemies of the
King and Government.

Haly-ru de-house : 28 April 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 236 Ly- quire and
In view of conspiracies, the Merse, Teviotdale, Peebles, Sel-
kirk, 3 Lothian, Edinburgh, Stirling, Fife and Kinross Militia
Regiments, the Earl of Perth’s 4 companies of the Low
Countries, the Marquess of Athol’s 3 Low Country Com-
panies, the Sheriffs of Forfar and Kincai-dine, and all
heretors, &c., in Air, Renfrew, Clidsdale, Wigtoun, Dumfries
to be ready with arms and 14 days’ provisions when ordered.
All persons between 16 and 60 in Aberdone, Bamff, Elgin,
Nairn, Inverness, Ross, Sutherland, and Caithness to be
ready. On any landing all persons to come together, and
seize the ship and ammunition. No one to help any rebels
or traitors. This to be proclaimed.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 15 (98). Reg. Ill (29).

Wodrow ii, App. 149; Lond. Gaz. 2032. N° 2603.

28 APRIL.

London reprint : G. Croom : [1685].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 258 Arms, gious Our
A reprint of No. 2603, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 2 (223) ; C. 21. f. 2 (14 e) ; 816. m. 17
(10). P.C. (18). Bodl. Ashm. F. 4 (10). Guild. 3 (67).

Price Id. 9 May. N° 2004.

28 APRIL.

See 13 May 1662.

Acts viii. 458.

28 APRIL. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act For

security of the Protestant Religion.

Edinburgh : 28 April 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Italic letter.

Arms 237 LORD, professed here
All Acts, &c., for the security of the true Church of God
and the Protestant religion are confirmed in their full
strength.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (142), 32 (13). E.T.C. (32a).

Acts viii. 459. N° 2006.

London reprint : G. Croom : [1685].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 259 Armes, cond perem-

410

1685: 1 James VII

Nos 2606-17

28 APRIL— [BY THE ESTATES.] A Declara-

tion, And Offer of Duty by the Kingdom of Scotland,
with an Annexation of the Excise to the Crown.
Edinburgh : 28 April 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 236 in- stitution next
Cites government of Scotland by uninterrupted line of
111 kings for over 2,000 years. Offers lives and fortunes
to James VII. The nation between 60 and 16 is at the
King’s disposal. The excise granted to Chas. II by Act
14, Pari. 1661, and prorogate by Act 8, Pari. 1681 for five
years, is granted in perpetuity to Jas. VII, his lawful heirs
and successors in the Imperiall Crown of Scotland and
annexed to the Crown in all time coming.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 15 (97). Reg. 111(31).

Acts viii. 459. N° 2606.

29 APRIL. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act of Council, Dispensing with Circuit Courts for
this Instant Year 1685.

Edinburgh: 29 April 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter. Col. Mackenzie.

Arms 235 Commissioner, thought Extract-
No Circuit Courts necessary this year. These to be
pi’oclaimed.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 2 (138). E.T.C. (33). N° 2607.

29 APRIL.

Commissioner thought of

An earlier edition of No. 2607, q.v., with MS. alterations.
Reg. Ill (32). N° 2608.

29 APRIL.

Maje- be Igno-

An earlier edition of No. 2608, q.v., with MS. alterations.
No signature.

Reg. Ill (33). N° 2609.

1 MAY— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act Concerning
Citations in Processes for Treason.

Edinburgh : 1 May 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Italic letter.

Arms 235 LORD, son the
The former custom of proceeding against pannals indicted
for treason on 24 hours approved, but in the future they
are allowed to be cited on 48 hours, and if a defence is
shown the Commissioners of Justiciary may delay the trial
till time is given for the exculpation to be raised.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (143). E.T.C. (34).

Acts viii. 460 (6th). jjo 2610.

6 MAY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act Concerning
Husbands to be lyable for their Wives Fines, for
Withdrawing from the Ordinances.

Edinburgh : 6 May 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 236 LORD, Estates known
The practice of the Privy Council in fining husbands for
their wives’ absence from the ordinances is legal. The
Privy Council may absolve or mitigate the fines of husbands
known to be loyal.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (144). E.T.C. (35).

Acts viii. 461. 2611.

6 MAY. — [BY THE ESTATES OF SCOT-
LAND.] Act Anent the Covenant.

Edinburgh : 6 May 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 236 LORD the infer

The giving or taking of the National Covenant of 1638,
or of the League and Covenant, or writing in defence
thereof, or owning them as lawful or obligatory on them-
selves or others shall infer the crime and pains of treason.
Adv. Pamph. 32 (14).

Acts viii. 461 (6th). 2612.

8 MAY.

London reprint : G. Croom : May 23 [1685].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 259 Lord and of

A reprint of Nos. 2612, 2615, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 816. m. 24 (47), (47*). Bodl. Ashm. F. 4(11).
Antiq. (24). N° 2613.

8 MAY.

London reprint : for A. Banks : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 259 Lord hereby in-

A reprint of No. 2613, q.v.

B.L. N° 2614.

8 MAY. — [BY THE ESTATES OF SCOT-
LAND.] Act Against Preachers at Conventicles,
and these present at Field Conventicles.

Edinburgh : 8 May 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Italic letter.

Arms 235 LORD them, of
Considering the obstinacy of the fanatical party, all who
preach at fanatical, house, or field conventicles, and all
present as hearers at field conventicles shall be punished by
death and confiscation.

Adv. Pamph. 32 (14),

Acts viii. 461. N° 2615.

8 MAY.

London reprint: for A. Banks : 1685.

1 f. Italic letter [with No. 2614],

Arms Lord , natical of

A reprint of No. 2615, q.v.

B.L. N° 2616.

8 MAY. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act For the

more effectual In-bringing of His Majesties Rents
and Revenues.

Edinburgh : 8 May 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 235 Remissness of the
Sheriffs not appearing in the Exchequer in July may be
charged and denounced at the Market Cross of Edinburgh,
and thereon lose their office during their lifetime (whether
it be heretable, during life, or pleasure). Feuars allowing
two years to run together unpaid liable to double feus.
Lists of all wards, marriages, and deaths to be sent to the
Lord High Treasurer by sheriffs ; bygone casualties to be
reported before 1 November.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (101). Reg. Ill (33).

Acts viii. 462. N° 2617.

3 G 2

Nos 2618-27

1685: 1 James VII

8 MAY— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act Concerning
Judicial Confessions before the Commissioners of
Justiciary.

Edinburgh : 8 May 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Italic letter.

Arms 236 Do had its

Confessions, in case of treason, emitted before the Com-
missioners of Justiciarie sitting in judgment, subscribed by
the pannel, or by the judges where the pannel refuses to
subscribe, shall be considered a judicial confession, and be
probative at assizes. This to be in force to the next session
of Parliament.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (100). Reg. Ill (34).

Acts viii. 463. N° 2618.

11 MAY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation Requiring all the Heretors and Free-
holders, and Militia of the Kingdom of Scotland, to
be in a readiness to come out in their best Arms and
provided (upon Advertisement) for His Majesties
Service.

Edinburgh : 11 May 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter. Col. Mackenzie.

Arms 235 Faith ; of exact
All heretors above £100 Scots yearly rent to be ready
with arms and twenty days’ provisions to march with their
servants. Those who want arms can buy them at Edinburgh
Castle. The commanders of the various horse and foot
regiments are given.

E. of Caithness, L. Duffus, D. of Gordon, E. of Kintor
or L. Inverary, Marquess of Athol, E. of Southesk or L,
Carnagy, Sir Charles Halket of Pitfirrin, William Livingston
of Kilsyth, E. of Lothian, E. of Linlithgow, L. of Drumelzier,
E. of Lauderdale, L. Yester, L. of Langtoun, E. of Strath-
more, L. Elphingstoun, D. Hamilton, E. of Home, L.
Collingtoun, E. of Wintoun, L. Provost of Edinburgh.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 2 (139), 15 (102). Reg. Ill (35),
(36) ; original signed, with corrections. N° 2619.

11 MAY.

London reprint: G. Croom : [1685].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 258 con- my Pre-
A reprint of No. 2619, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 2 (224); 816. m. 17 (11). Bodl. Ashm. F. 4
(12). Dalk. 2 (12).

Price Id. 19 May. Ifo 2620.

11 MAY.

London reprint : G. Croom: [1685].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 259 and Advice the

Another reprint of No. 2619, q.v.

P C. (19). N° 2621.

13 MAY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act For taking

the Test.

Edinburgh : 13 May 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 237 Par- and other

All protestant heretors, &c., shipmasters, and burgesses to
take the Test prescribed by Act 6 of Pari. 1681 before
1 Nov. (N. of Tay 1 Jan.). Noblemen and their eldest
sons, over 18, before the Privy Council, shipmasters and
burgesses before the provost, all others before the sheriff,

are to swear and subscribe the Test. Lists of takers to be
sent in to Privy Council before 1 Feb. All previous offers
of the Test approved.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 15 (103). Reg. Ill (37).

Acts viii. 471 ; Wodrow ii, App. 150. ET° 2622.

13 MAY - [BY THE ESTATES.] Act of Supply.
Edinburgh : 13 May 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Italic letter.

Arms 237 Bless- of the

They offer £216,000 yearly at two terms, Whitsunday
and Martinmas of each year, beginning at Whitsunday,
1685, over the five months’ cess already imposed by Act
3, Pari. 1681, whereby there will be four months’ cess pay-
able at each term. And this continuation of four months’
cess per term they offer for His Majesty’s lifetime.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 2 (145). Reg. Ill (38).

Acts viii. 463. 2623.

19 MAY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation Requiring all Heretors and Free-
holders, Liferenters and Wodsetters, at, and below
an hundred pounds Scots of Valued yearly Rent, to
come presently out and attend the Kings Host.
Edinburgh : 19 May 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 235 by pounds Pri-

Cites proclamation 11 May, No. 2619, q.v., warning
heretors, &c., over £100 Scots yearly rent. This does not
exclude those at or under this rent, who are already required
by proclamation 28 April, No. 2603, q.v., to be in readiness.
They must be ready to march with 20 days’ provisions.
Those over 60 or under 16 are to send a sufficient person
well armed in their place. These to be proclaimed.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (104). Reg. Ill (39), (40). N° 2624.

19 MAY.

Arms 235 by pounds re-

Another edition of No. 2624, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 24 (75). N° 2625.

25 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation Discharging the Exporting of Meal
and Oats of the Kingdom till further Order.
Edinburgh : 25 May 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Italic letter. Col. Mckenzie.

Arms 236 the Order Igno-

As the heretors and militia are called out, no meal or
oats are to be exported, any contracts notwithstanding. No
shipmasters to transport victual. Customs officers to
execute. These to be proclaimed.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (146). Reg. Ill (41). N° 2626.

13 JUNE.— BY THE KING. A Proclamation.

[For the apprehension of the Duke of Monmouth.]
Whitehall : 13 June 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Italic letter.

Arms 237 That to farther

A reprint of No. 3794, England, q.v. Published by Order.
Will. Paterson.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (106). Reg. Ill (42). N° 2627.

412

1685: 1 James VII

Nos 2628-40

15 JUNE. — BY THE KING. A Proclamation

Against Spreading of a Trayterous Declaration Pub-
lished by James Duke of Monmouth.

Whitehall : 15 June 1685.

Edinburgh reprint : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 235 Our in con-

A reprint of No. 3799, England, q.v.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 24 (80). Reg. Ill (43). N° 2628.

16 JUNE.— BY THE KING. A Proclamation.

[£5,000 reward for Monmouth.]

Whitehall : 16 June 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Italic letter.

Arms 236 Com- Pleasure for

A reprint of No. 3803, England, q.v.

Reg. Ill (44).1 Hodgkin (Reclamation ; an early state).
1 P inserted in the space between A and R. N° 2629.

24 JUNE. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation For apprehending several Traitors
and Fugitives.

Edinburgh : 24 June 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter. Col. Mackenzie.

Arms 237 Arms, tor manner

Certain leaders of the late rebellion are taken. Archibald
Campbel, late Earl of Argile, Rumbold the Maltster, Col.
John Aleife (who tried to commit suicide at Glasgow).
1,800 merks Scots reward for the discovery of Sir John
Cochran of Ochiltree, Sir Patrick Home of Polwart, Archi-
bald, son of Lord Neil Campbell, Charles and John, sons of
the Earl of Argile, . . . Pringle of Torwoodlie, Sir Duncan
Campbel of Auchinbreck ; 1,000 marks Scots for . . .
Denholm Westshiels . . . Balfour, . . . Flemin, murderers
of the Archbishops, Capt. William Cleaveland, and . . .
Stewart, younger of Cultness. 500 marks for . . . Wishart,
master of one of the ships, and 1,000 merks for every
fanatical preacher. This to be proclaimed and read from
the pulpits. No one to harbour any person unless he has
a pass.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 15 (105), 24 (81), 42 (5). Reg. Ill
(45) ; original signed, with corrections.

Wodrow ii, App. 156. 2630.

24 JUNE— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act Taking off the Restraint put upon the Export,
and Discharging the Import of Victual into this
Kingdom.

Edinburgh : 24 June 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 235 hav- of Igno-

Cites proclamation 25 May, No. 2626, q.v., forbidding
export of victual and allowing import of 5,000 bolls of meal
from Ireland, This is annulled. Nothing to be imported,
and all grains may be exported.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (107). E.T.C. (42). N° 2634.

1 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Act

[revoking Act of 3 June last].

Edinburgh: 1 July 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter. Col. Mackenzie.

Arms 236 Privy now furtli

Cites Act of 3 June allowing heretors in sanctuary at
Holyrood to attend the king’s host. As the expedition is
over, the Act is revoked as from 9 July next. These to be
proclaimed and printed.

Adv. Pamph. 32 (78). N° 2635.

1 JULY.

Arms 236 Privy now pretend

Another edition of No. 2635, q.v.

E.T.C. (43). N° 2636.

1 JULY.

Arms 236 Privy now pretend.

Probably first state of No. 2635 [without order to
print].

Reg. Ill (46). N° 2637.

9 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Taking off the Imbargo put upon
Ships.

Edinburgh : 9 July 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Italic letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 235 and further pre-

The embargo put upon ships during the late rebellion is
removed. Owners, masters, and skippers are responsible
for their passengers and goods. These to be proclaimed.
Reg. Ill (47) ; original signed. N° 2638.

24 JUNE.

London reprint : G. Croom : 6 July [1685].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 190 specially others the

A reprint of No. 2630, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 2 (228). Bodl. Ashm. H. 23 (317). Guild.
3 (71).

Price Id. 6 July. N° 2631.

24 JUNE.

Arms 190 specilaly others the
Another edition of No. 2631, q.v.

B.L. N° 2632.

16 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, For a Thanksgiving throughout the
Kingdom of Scotland, for the late Defeat of the
King’s Enemies.

Edinburgh: 16 July 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter. Col. Mackenzie.

Arms 235 To confound thereof,

Thursday, 23 July, in Edinburgh diocese, 13 August in
the rest of Scotland, to be a day of thanksgiving for the
defeat of James Scot, late D. of Monmouth, and Archibald
Campbel, late E. of Argile. These to be read in all churches
the Lord’s day preceding, and proclaimed.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 15 (108). Reg. Ill (48); original
signed. N° 2639.

24 JUNE.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 258 conjunctly to
Another reprint of No. 2631, q.v.
Balk. 2 (16). Antiq. S. (23).

comes

N° 2633.

16 JULY.

London reprint : E. Mallet : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 261 of having subjects
A reprint of No. 2639, q.v.

Dalk. 2 (18). Bodl. Ashm. H. 23 (319).

413

N° 2640.

Nos 2641-50

1685: 1 James VII

20 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, For Securing the Peace of the High-
lands.

Edinburgh : 20 July 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Homan letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 236 To and Peril.

Renewing the Commission for the Peace of the Highlands
of 9 August 1682. This to be published and read in all
paroch churches in the Highland counties.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (152). Reg. Original signed. N° 2641.

20 JULY.

Arms 237 To rize an-
Another edition of No. 2611, q.v.

Reg. Ill (49). Aberdeen (122). N° 2642.

20 JULY.

London reprint : E. Mallet: [1685].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 261 of fully aecording-
A reprint of No. 2641, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 2 (231). P.C. (25). Bodl. Ashm. H. 23
(322).

Price Id. 31 July. N° 2643.

23 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Anent Weights, Mets and Measures.
Edinburgh : 23 July 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 237 To dained the
Cites proclamation 10 March 1682, No. 2529, q.v. This
to be strictly enforced. Nothing to be bought or sold after
1 October but by the said Linlithgow measure, on pain of
line. Rents limited by ancient measures not to be interfered
with. These to be proclaimed.

E. of Perth, D. of Queensberry, M. of Athol, E. of Drum-
lanrig, Mar, Southesk, Tweddale, Belcarras, Lord Yester,
L. President, L. Advocate, L. Justice-Clerk, L. Castlehill,
Col. Douglas, Laird of Drumelzier.

Reg. Ill (50) ; original signed. N° 2644.

23 JULY— [BY THE PRIVY; COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Anent the Repairing of High-ways,
Bridges, and Ferries.

Edinburgh : 23 July 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter. Col. Mackenzie.

Arms 235 To of command
Cites Act 16, Sess. 1, Paid. 2, Chas. II, and proclamation
14 (sic) June 1683, No. 2541, q.v. The commissioners of
excise and justices of peace are to meet in each shire on
second Tuesday of October, and put them in vigorous
execution. Sheriffs and magistrates appointed overseers to
convene them. Fine for absence, 10 merks Scots, to be used
for repairs. These to be proclaimed.

E. of Perth, D. of Queensberry, M. of Athol, E. of Drum-
lanrig, Mar, Southesk, Tweddale, Belcarras, Lord Yester,
L. President, L. Advocate, L. Justice-Clerk, L. Castlehill,
Col. Douglas, Laird of Drumelzier.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (109). Reg. Ill (51) ; original signed.

N° 2645.

24 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, For Delivery in of the Arms and
Ammunition, &c., lately brought into this Kingdom
by the late Earl of Argile, and the other Rebels.
Edinburgh : 24 July 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter. Col. Mackenzie.

Arms 235 of quire of

The arms and ammunition brought in by Archibald E.
of Argyle are to be delivered up at the Castles of Edinburgh
or Dumbarton within a month on pain of punishment as
theft. These to be proclaimed.

E. Perth, D. Queensberry, E. of Drumlanrig, Mar, Southesk,
Panmure, Tweddale, Belcarras, Visct. Tarbet, L. Living-
stoun, L. Yester, General Dalyell, L. Advocate, Justice
Clerk, Castlehill, Drumelzier.

Reg. Ill (52) ; original signed. N° 2646.

31 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Anent Runawayes, and Deserters from
the Scots Regiments lately come from Holland.

Edinburgh: 31 July 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 236 De- Officers answer

There have been recently many desertions from the Scots
regiments in the service of the States General. No subject
is to employ any of these deserters or runaways. Sheriffs
are to arrest any runaways without sufficient passes from
their officers, and to deliver them to the next officers recruiting
for the regiments. Any deserters enlisted in other regi-
ments to be given up to their officers on demand. These to
be proclaimed.

E. of Perth, D. of Queensberry, E. Drumlanrig, Panmure,
Kintore, Yisct. Tarbet, L. Livingstone, Gen. Dalyell, L.
Advocate, Justice Clerk.

Reg. Ill (53) ; original signed. N° 2647.

11 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Against all Persons who have
intrometted with the Goods of Forefaulted Rebels
and Traitors, &c.

Edinburgh : 11 August 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter. Col. Mackenzie.

Arms 236 Faith, mand Ordains

Some have wasted the property and cut the timber of
rebels and fugitives, which belong to the Crown. Magis-
trates are to search out and punish the delinquents. One-
half the fines to informers. This to be proclaimed.

Reg. Ill (54) ; original signed. N° 2648.

11 AUGUST.

London reprint : for J. C. : 21 August 1685.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 261 Faith, mand Pub-
A reprint of No. 2648, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 2 (233). Bodl. Ashm. H. 23 (324).

Price Id. 22 August. N° 2649.

14 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act In favours of the Undertakers of the Cloath-
Manufactory at New-Milns.

Edinburgh : 14 August 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 235 Privy of Cross
No foreign cloth or serges, silk gloves or silk or worsted
stockings to be imported into Scotland. If within three
months the manufacturers at New Milns can supply the
army, no English woollen cloth to be imported. 500 merks
Scots fine for each offence. The wearing of native woollen
cloth allowed.

B.L. Reg. Ill (55), (57). N° 2650.

414

1685-6: 1-2 James VII

Nos 2651-62

14 AUGUST.

London reprint : E. Mallet.1
1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 261 Privy Law liere-
A reprint of No. 2650, q.v.

B.M. 190. g. 13 (400). P.C. (27). Bodl. Ashm. H. 23
(325).

1 Licensed 4 September 1685. N° 2651.

3 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, For Securing the Peace of
the High-lands.

Edinburgh : 3 September 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 236 To land as

Recites proclamation 20 July last, No. 2641, q.y. Appoints
days and places for the meetings of commissioners. Persons
guilty of crimes are not saved by the indemnity from re-
storing private damages. At these meetings the future diets
are to be appointed. This to be proclaimed and read and
affixed on all kirk doors on the first Lord’s day after receipt.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (110). Aberdeen (123).1 Reg. Ill
(57) ; original signed.

Proclaimed 15 September. James Stiel, messenger. N° 2652.

3 SEPTEMBER.

London reprint : G. Croom : [1685].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 258 Faith ; the be
A reprint of No. 2652, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 2 (234). Bodl. Ashm. H. 23 (327).
Price Id. 18 September. N° 2653.

3 SEPTEMBER.

London reprint : for M. D. : [1687].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 261 To Sorners they

Another reprint of No. 2652, q.v.

B.L. Bodl. Ashm. H. 23 (328). N° 2654.

7 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE KING. A Procla-
mation, For quieting the Post-Master-General, his
Deputies and Assigns in the Execution of his
Office.

Windsor: 7 September 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 235 signifie Masters Officers
A reprint of No. 3819, England, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (111). Reg. Ill (58). N° 2655.

11 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act Explaining a former Act of Council in
Favours of the Undertakers of the Cloath-Manu-
factory at New-Milns.

Edinburgh: 11 September 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter. Col. Mckenzie.

Arms 237 Com- saids none
In spite of the powers conferred by Act 14 Aug.,
No. 2650, q.v., the undertakers scruple to force open doors
where the prohibited stuffs are. They may break open
doors, chests, &c., where prohibited goods are suspect to
be. Magistrates are to assist them if necessary. These to
be printed.

Adv. Pamph. 32 (83). N° 2656.

11 SEPTEMBER.

Arms 237 Com- saids pretend

Another edition of No. 2656, q.v.

Reg. Ill (56). E.T.C. (44). N° 2657.

16 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act, For an Anniversary Thanksgiving, in
Commemoration of His Majesties Happy Birth-day.
Edinbux-gh : 16 September 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 236 So- sties most

14 October to be kept as a day of thanksgiving in all
churches. This to be proclaimed and read in all churches
the Lord’s day before, with the necessai’y exhortations.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (112). Reg. Ill (59); original signed.

N° 2658.

16 SEPTEMBER.

London reprint: G. Croom : [1685].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 258 So- terous most
A reprint of No. 2658, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 2 (238). Dalk. 2 (24).

Price Id. 26 September. N° 2659.

21 SEPTEMBER.- [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Pi'oclamation, Adjourning the Parliament
from the last Tuesday of October to the first
Thursday of Api'il next Ensuing.

Edinburgh : 21 September 1685.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1685.

1 f. Roman letter Col. Mckenzie.

Arms 235 of Parliament Ignorance.
Parliament, now adjourned to the last Tuesday of Octobei’,
is further adjourned to the first Thursday of April next.
These to be proclaimed.

B.L. Reg. Ill (60) ; oi’iginal signed. N° 2660.

21 SEPTEMBER.

Blank forms for the Test. 2 editions. 14 lines and 13
lines.

Reg. Ill (61), (62). N° 2661.

1686

4 FEBRUARY— [BY THE LORDS ... OF

EXCHEQUER.] A Proclamation, Appointing
a Roup of the In-land Excise of this Kingdom, and
of the Rents and Duties of Orknay and Zetland.
Edinburgh : 4 February 1686.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1686.

1 f. Roman letter. Tho. Moncrieff.

Arms 237 and of Edinburgh,

William D. of Queensbei’ry, L. High Treas., John E. of
Kintore, L. Treas. Deput., and Lords Commissioners will
roup the Inland Excise payable after 31 Oct. 1685. (1st
dyet Wed. 3 March from 3 to 4 p.m., 2nd 10 March, 3rd

17 March), and the rents and duties of the Earldome of
Orknay and Loi-dship of Zetland on Friday, 19 March, at
the same hours. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (113). Reg. Ill (64). N° 2662.

22 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Pi’oclamation, Continuing the Adjournment of the
Current Parliament, from the first Thursday of April
next, to the twenty nineth of that Moneth, 1686.
Edinburgh : 22 March 1686.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1686.

1 f. Italic letter. Colin Mckenzie.

Arms 236 Ire- dent Our

5

Nos 2663-72

1686: 2 James VII

Parliament, adjourned by proclamation 21 Sept, last,
No. 2660, q.v., to first Thursday in April, is further adjourned
to 29 April. This to be printed.

Reg. Ill (66). N° 2663.

22 MARCH.

London reprint : E. Mallet : 29 March 1686.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 264 France ly March,

A reprint of No. 2663, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 2 (243). Bodl. Ashm. H. 23 (337).
Guild. 3 (81).

Price Id. 30 March. N0 2664.

20 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation Discharging Forraign Copper-Coy n to
be Imported or made use of in this Kingdom.
Edinburgh : 20 May 1686.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1686.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 235 Defen- Prohibit that
No merchants, shippers, &c., to import from France or
Holland any doyts or other copper coin. No one is to
receive it. Customs officers to confiscate it to their own
use.

Reg. Ill (68) ; MS. draft with corrections, original
signed. N° 2665.

20 MAY.

London : E. Mallet : 28 May 1686.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 264 De- or Name
A reprint of No. 2665, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 3 (3). Guild. 3 (83).

Price 1(2. 31 May 1686. ]>Jo 2666.

27 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL ] A

Proclamation Anent the Peace of the Highlands.
Edinburgh : 27 May 1686.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1686.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 235 Defen- saids causing
Appoints first meetings of commissioners for Highland
districts under commission of 9 Aug. 1682. Confirms all
Acts and proclamation 20 July, 1685, No. 2641, q.v. These
to be proclaimed, read in all kirks, and affixed to kirk doors,
Adv. Pamph. 2 (159). Reg. Ill (69); original signed.

N° 2667.

28 MAY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Additional-

Act, Anent High-ways and Bridges.

Edinburgh : 28 May 1686.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1686.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 235 Par- And same
Act 16, Sess. 1, Pari. 2, Chas. II, and Act 9, Sess. 2, Pari. 1
confirmed. The commissioners of supply and justices of
peace to meet as ordered, five a quorum. First meeting to
be last Tuesday of June next. Sheriff to summon the
meeting ; fine for absence. Inhabitants to work on repair
of highways and bridges six days yearly for the next five
years. The expenses of bridges between two shires to be
shared in proportion to their annual valuations. The shires
are responsible for bridges within their bounds, and if they
fall will be fined by the Privy Council. Where customs
are collected at bridges they must be applied first to their
repair.

Reg. Ill (70).

Acts viii. 690,

14 JUNE.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act for

Burying in Scots Linen.

[Edinburgh] : 14 June 1686.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1687.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 237 Manufa- Parliament of.

No corpse to be buried except in plain linen or cloth
of hards, without lace or point. No holland, silk, hair,
woollen, gold, or silver stuff to be used, on fine of £300
Scots or £200 Scots (nobleman or other) half to informer.
A register of burials to be kept by the ministers. Certifi-
cates to be lodged within eight days of lawful burial. No
wooden coffin to exceed 100 merks Scots.

Adv. Pamph. 32 (87).

Acts viii. 598. 2669.

15 JUNE.- [BY THE ESTATES.] Act In Favours

of John Adair, Geographer, for Surveying the King-
dom of Scotland, and Navigating the Coasts and
Isles thereof.

Edinburgh : 15 June 1686.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1686.

1 f. Roman letter. Tarbat.

Arms 235 Con- Kingdom Castle-haven,

A grant of Is. Scots per ton on all native vessels above
8 tons, and 2s. per ton on foreign vessels to John Adair for
the next five years to defray the expense of his hydrographical
maps. Collection to be made by customs officers. John
Adair to give an account yearly at Martinmas of his progress
to the Privy Council. When drawing the maps of the
several shires, sheriffs are to convene the heretors and take
up a subscription by the collector of supply, to be given to
Adair when the map of the county is made. Heretors to
appoint men in each parish with good local knowledge
to assist him. The Privy Council to assist in the publication
when the book is ready.

Reg. Ill (71).

Acts viii. 603 (14th).

A MS. Proclamation was prepared (9 September), now in the Register
Office, which was ordered to be changed into an Act of Council, by the
Earl of Perth. There is also a MS. draft with alterations.

There is an advertisement of his work in 1681 Reg. II. N° 2670.

17 JUNE— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation Against Slanderers and Leesing-

TY1

Edinburgh: 17 June 1686.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1686.

1 f. Roman letter. Colin McKenzie.

Arms 235 Defen- present thereto,

The King is informed that he is slandered by ministers
in sermons. Recites 7 of 8 Jas. VI, cap. 134. Orders
Privy Council to enforce it.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (160), 15 (115). Reg. Ill (72), (73), (74),
(75) ; original signed.

Wodrow ii, App. 181 ; see also 16 September, No. 2678. N° 2671-

17 JUNE.

London reprint : for J. L. : 1686.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 98 of ers give

A reprint of No. 2671, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 3 (4). Bodl. Ashm. H. 23 (340).
Guild. 3 (84). Dalk. 2 (30).

Price Id. MS. date issue 29 June. N° 2672.

22 JUNE— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Act

of Council Anent High-ways and Bridges.
Edinburgh : 22 June 1686.

Edinburgh: Heir of A. A. : 1686.

1 f. Gothic letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 236 second of Re-

N° 2668.

416

1686-7: 2 James VII

Nos 2673-82

Cites Act 16, Sess. 1, Pari. 2, Chas. II (1669) and Act of
current Parliament. The last Tuesday of June being ap-
pointed for meetings of justices of peace and commissioners
of supply, the freeholders and heretors are to meet at head-
burghs on the second Tuesday of July (N. of Tay third
Tuesday). Sheriffs to cause intimation at parish kirks Sunday
preceding. These to be published.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (115) ; Procl. I (44). Reg. Ill (76).

N° 2673.

22 JULY.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Adjourning the Parliament, from the
seventeenth of August, to the twenty-first of October,
1686.

Edinburgh: 22 July 1686.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1686.

1 f. Roman letter. Col. M°Kenzie.

Arms 237 and weighty date
Parliament, now adjourned to 17 Aug., is further adjourned
to 21 October. These to be proclaimed.

Adv. Pamph. 32 (88). Reg. Ill (77).1 E.T.C. (29).

1 The proof copy signed in MS. with alterations. Note: ‘The
principall proof kept by George Raed Taken to the Shop 3 qr.’

N° 2674.

16 SEPTEMBER.- [BY THE PRIVY COUN
CIL.] A Proclamation Anent the Sumptuary
Law.

Edinburgh : 16 September 1686.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1686.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 236 Faith, was be
Forbids embroderies of hair, threed, buggle (except em-
broidered within this kingdom), and English cloath, and
the wearing of prohibited cloaths in the streets under the
pretence of night-gowns or un-dresses. Dropped, spotted,
figured, and chequered stuffs may be worn if the price is less
than 7s. sterling per yard. These to be proclaimed.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 15 (117), 2 (153); Procl. I (46).
Reg. Ill (78), (82); original signed. N° 2675.

16 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, Containing His Majesties
Gracious Pardon and Indemnity to the Commoners
within the Shires of Argile and Tarbat.

Edinburgh : 16 September 1686.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1686.

1 f. Roman letter. Col. Mckenzie.

Arms 237 Defender We Publication
Full pardon to all commoners in Argile and Tarbat (save
ringleaders or officers) valid as if this had passed the Great
Seal. These commoners may now be harboured, &c.,
without offence.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (118). Reg. Ill (79), (81); original
signed.

Wodrow ii, App. 181. 2676.

16 SEPTEMBER.

London: D. Mallett: 1686.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 264 Defender to In-
A reprint of No. 2676, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 3 (6). Bodl. Ashm. H. 23 (343).

Price Id. Issue 29 September 1686. N° 2677.

16 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation Reviving and Renuing
a former Proclamation against Slanderers and
Leesing-makers.

Edinburgh : 16 September 1686.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1686.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 235 Greeting ; Command give

VOL. II

The proclamation of 17 June, No. 2671, q.v., is to be
read in all pulpits by the ministers themselves after sermons
four times at least in the year, 24 October next and on the
first Lord’s day of October yearly, and January, April, July,
and October. These to be proclaimed and published.
Follows tenor of proclamation 17 June.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 15 (119), 24 (84); Procl. I (45).
Reg. Ill (80), (85) ; original signed. N° 2678.

8 OCTOBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Dissolving the Parliament.
Edinburgh : 8 October 1686.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1686.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 235 Great cond Current
Cites proclamation 22 July, No. 2674, q.v., proroguing
Parliament. It is now dissolved. These to be proclaimed.
Reg. Ill (84). E.T.C. (30).

Reg. Ill (83) is a proof copy with corrections and a note, ‘ George
Reed hath the principall warrand proof’ ‘ 1111 q[uires] and 13 sheets
taken to the shop.’ 2679.

9 DECEMBER.- [BY THE PRIVY COUN-

CIL.] A Proclamation, Offering a Reward of One
hundred pound Sterling, to any who shall bring in
the person of Mr. James Renwick (a Seditious Field-
Preacher) dead or alive.

Edinburgh : 9 December 1686.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1686.

1 f. Italic letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 237 Faith ; ow She -

Mr. James Renwick has held conventicles in the western
shires for some years, debauching the people from their
allegiance. He is proclaimed a rebel ; no one is to aid him
under pain, &c. He is to be apprehended dead or alive, and
£100 reward will be paid.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (161), 15 (120). Reg. Ill (86).

N° 2680.

9 DECEMBER.

London : D. Mallet : 17 December 1686.

1 f. Italic letter.

Arms 261 Faith ; owe Shi-

A reprint of No. 2680, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 3 (9). Bodl. Ashm. H. 23 (346).

Price Id. MS. date of issue 20 December. jjo 2681.

1687

13 JANUARY— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Against Theives, Robbers and
Vagabond Persons.

Edinburgh : 13 January 1687.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1687.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 237 the all may

Certain louse and vagabond persons, thieves and robbers,
rob and beat people by day and night, even in Edinburgh,
and enter their houses and shops by night. They are to be
arrested and tried. Accessories giving evidence will be
pardoned. A reward to other informers. These to be pro-
claimed.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (121). Reg. Ill (87). N° 2682.

20 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, For Opening the Mint.
Edinburgh: 20 January 1687.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1687.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 235 and and May

3 H

417

Nos 2683-94

1687 : 2-3 James VII

The Mint shall be opened for coinage on first Tuesday in
May. A warrant for silver coynage was signed 1 4 August
last. These to be proclaimed.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (122). Reg. Ill (88). N° 2683.

12 FEBRUARY.— BY THE KING. A Procla-
mation.

[For liberty of conscience in Scotland.]
Whitehall : 12 February 1687.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1687.

2 ff. Roman letter. Melfort.

Arms 235 all will 2) Consti- Our
Considering evils of religious dissension, moderate Pres-
byterians may meet in their private houses. Field con-
venticles to be prosecuted with the utmost severity. Roman
Catholics (called papists) to exercise their worships in houses
or chapels. These Acts are dispensed with : 1 of 1 Charles II,

1 1 of 1 Charles II, 6 of 3 Charles II, 21 and 25 of the same,
and 13 of first session of late Parliament as far as regards
oaths. Prescribes form of oath — to assist in maintaining
him in the exercise ‘ of absolute power and authority ’.
Indemnity for past breaches of these Acts. Declares intent
to maintain Protestant religion, and possessors of church
lands. This proclamation to pass Great Seal of Scotland.

B.L. (2 copies). Adv. Pamph. 22 (34); Procl. I (47).
Reg. Ill (89).

Wodrow ii, App. 187. N° 2684.

12 FEBRUARY.

Heir of A. A. : 1687.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 235 all will Our
Another edition of No. 2684, q.v.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 15 (124). Reg. Ill (90).

Edinburgh :

Lond. Gaz. 2221.

NT° 2685.

12 FEBRUARY.

London : G. Croom : 168f.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 190 whom Grant Chancellary
A reprint of No. 2684, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. .3 (11). Bodl. Ashm. H. 23 (348) ; Marsh V.
3. 6. 10. Dalk. 2 (33).

MS. date of issue 2 March 1686-7. N° 2686.

12 FEBRUARY.

London: G. Croom : 1687.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 258 whom to Chancellary
Another reprint of No. 2684, q.v.

B.L. B.M. Stowe 158. 60; Corpus 163. P.C. (36).

N° 2687.

21 FEBRUARY.— BY THE LORD DEPUTY
AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We are
informed . . .

Dublin : 21 February 1686[-7].

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1687.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 237 His Aspersions Pu-
A reprint of No. 969, Ireland, q.v.

B.L. (2 copies). Adv. Pamph. 15 (114), 24 (88). Reg.
HI (65). No 2688>

31 MARCH.— [BY THE KING.] His Majesties
Royal Letter To His Privy Council Of Scotland,
Concerning His Indulgence.

Whitehall: 31 March 1687.
Holy-Rood-House: J. Watson: 1687.

1 f. Roman letter. Melfort.

Arms 239 Counsellor, dulgence a

Presbyterians with conscientious scruples not to be forced
to take the oath in proclamation 12 Feb., No. 2684, q.v.,
during pleasure and good behaviour.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (125), 22 (33). Reg. Ill (95).

N° 2889.

31 MARCH.

London reprint : G. Croom : 1687.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 256 Right
A reprint of No. 2689, q.v.
Bodl. Ashm. H. 23 (352).

Right therein

N° 2680.

31 MARCH.

London reprint : G. Croom : 1687.

1 f. Roman letter.

Right Right Warrant
Another edition of No. 2689, q.v.

Antiq. (26).

N° 2691.

4 APRIL. — [BY THE KING.] His Majesties
Gracious Declaration To all His Loving Subjects for
Liberty of Conscience. [Begins] It having pleased
Almighty . . .

Whitehall : 4 April 1687.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1687.

4 pp. fo. Roman letter.

Arms 237

Reprint of No. 3843, England, q.v.
B.M. Reg. Adv. Pamph. 22 (35).

N° 2692.

28 JUNE.— BY THE KING. A Proclamation.
[For further liberty of conscience in Scotland.]
Windsor : 28 June 1687.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1687.

1 f. Roman letter. Melfort.

Arms 237 the Religion Re-
Extends proclamation 12 February, No. 2684, q.v. Takes
archbishops, &c., under protection. ‘By Our Sovereign
Authority, Prerogative Royal, and Absolute Power,’ suspends
all penal and sanguinary laws. All subjects may serve God
in their own way. To give notice to the authorities of their
meeting place and minister. This proclamation read in
Privy Council of Scotland 5 July 1687. James Earl of
Perth Lord High Chancellor, John Lord Archbishop of
Glasgow, Lord Marquis of Athol Privy Seal, Dukes
of Hamilton, Gordon, Earls of Arran, Linlithgow, Dun-
fermling, Strathmore, Lauderdale, Southesk, Airly, L.
Viscounts Tarbat, Strathallan, L. Livingston, L. Presi-
dent of Session, Lord Justice General, L. Advocate, L.
Justice Clerk, L. Castlehill, General Lieutenant Douglas,
Nidarie. Will. Paterson.

B.L. Sig. 46. f. (42); 109. e. 6 (8). Adv. Pamph. 15
(126), 24 (90). Reg. Ill (96), (97), (98), (99).

Wodrow ii, App. 194. N° 2693.

28 JUNE.

London : T. Newcomb for S. Forrester : 1687.

Arms as 102a Faith, of Re-
A reprint of No. 2693, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 3 (14). Adv. Pamph. 37 (5). Bodl. Ashm.
H. 23 (371).

Issued 21 July. N° 2694.

5 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Anent Field Conventicles and
House-Meetings.

Edinburgh : 5 October 1687.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1687.

I f. Roman letter.

Arms 237 Defen-

Col. McKenzie.

fit

Name

418

1687-8: 3 James VII

N°s 2695-703

Recites proclamations 20 February last, No. 2684, q.v.,
and 28 June last, No. 2695, q.v., giving liberty of con-
science on conditions, which are not observed. All preach-
ing in field-conventicles and secret or seditious preaching in
houses are forbidden. All preachers are to observe strictly
the directions of the proclamation of 28 June. The magis-
trates notified are to send on monthly lists of preachers and
times and places of preaching to the Privy Council. This
to be proclaimed.

B.Ii. (2 copies). Adv. Pamph. 2 (162), 15 (127). Reg. Ill

(101).

Wodrow ii, App. 186. N° 2605.

18 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Against Field Conventicles, and
offering a Reward for apprehending lames Renwick,
Alexander Shiels, and . . . Houston, Seditious Field

Pppn PhPVS

Edinburgh : 18 October 1687.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1687.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 237 Faith Our third

All proclamations against field-conventicles are in full
force. £100 sterling each for the capture of James Renwick,
Alezander Sheils, . . . Houston and others who keep
numerous conventicles in the fields. These to be pro-
claimed.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (163), 15 (128). Reg. Ill (102).

N° 2696.

10 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, Discharging the Importa-
tion of Forraign Apples, except from France.

Edinburgh: 10 November 1687.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1687.

1 f. Italic letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 237 Ire- nions Pro-

In view of the proposed import of apples from Flanders,
none are to be imported except from France on pain of con-
fiscation and fine. Customs officers to seize them. These
to be proclaimed.

Reg. Ill (103). N° 2697.

1 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act of Pi'ivy Council In favours of the Clerks of
Kirk-Sessions, and other Church-Officers of the
Regular Established Clergie.

Edinburgh: 1 December 1687.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1687.

1 f. Italic letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 237 II is Ilis Wil-

Clerks of kirk-sessions, readers, precenters, beddels, and
others are not to be prejudged of their rights and fees, since
the late proclamation of indulgence, No. 2693, q.v. Magis-
trates to enforce them. These to be proclaimed and read in
all churches, on a Lord’s day in the forenoon after service.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 2 (163), 15 (1). Reg. Ill (105).

N° 2698.

1 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act of Privy Council, Discharging the Export of
Oysters forth of this Kingdom, for the space of three
years.

Edinburgh : 1 December 1687.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1687.

1 f. Italic letter. Col. McKenzie.

Arms 235 great all Privy

In consequence of the excessive export of oysters the
scalps are hkely to perish. None are to be exported for

419

three years. Customs officers to enforce it. Offenders fined
at pleasure, half fine to informers. These to be proclaimed.
Adv. Pamph. 15 (2). Reg. Ill (104). N° 2699.

6 DECEMBER.— [BYTHE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Against Penny- Weddings.
Edinburgh : 6 December 1687.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1687.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 236 the be no

Cites Act 14, Pari. 3, Chas. II, which is to be enforced
against vintners and others who keep penny-weddings.
These to be proclaimed with the Act.

[Follows] Act 13 Sept. 1681. Prohibits presence of
more than 4 friends on each side at marriages besides the
family. Fine of 500 merks Scots for master of a house
where penny-weddings are held. Regulations for baptisms
and burials. No pencils, banners, and other honours to be
carried, save only eight branches on the pall or coffin. No
mourning cloaks to be used.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 15 (3). Reg. Ill (106), (107).

N° 2700.

23 DECEMBER —BY THE KING. A Proclama-
tion, Appointing a time of Publick Thanksgiving
and Prayer throughout the Kingdom.

Whitehall : 23 December 1687.

Edinburgh reprint : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 237 hath fore accordingly.

A reprint of No. 3855, England, q.v.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 15 (4). Reg. Ill (108).

Imprimatur W. P. jjo 2701.

1688

17 JANUARY— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act Of His Majesties Privy Council of Scotland, for
a solemn and publick Thanksgiving throughout the
Kingdom, upon Her Royal Majesties being with
Child.

Edinburgh : 17 January 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 236 King- Life Coun-
29 January in Edinburgh and 19 February elsewhere to
be a day of thanksgiving in Scotland for the Queen’s being
with child. These to be intimated from the pulpit the
Lord’s day before. These to be proclaimed.

Adv. 15 (5). Reg. IV (1).

Wodrow ii, App. 196 ; Lond. Gaz. 2316. jjo 2702.

19 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act of Privy Council Discharging any Leavies or
Recruits for the Service of the States-General of the
United Provinces.

Edinburgh : 19 January 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Italic letter. Col. McKenzie.

Arms 237 the Souldiers Honourable

No recruits for the United Provinces to be levied, by the
King's order. No masters of ships, &c., to take them on
board. These to be proclaimed.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (164), 15 (6). Reg. IV (2). N° 2703.

20 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act of Privy Council, ordering Probation and Infor-
mation to be sent in with publick prisoners.
Edinburgh : 20 March 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Italic letter. Col. Mckenzie.

Arms 235 pre- dain of

3 H 2

N°s 2704-14

1688: 4 James VII

Prisoners sent in by officers or magistrates are to be accom-
panied by full information with depositions addressed to the
advocate or the clerks of the Council, to be laid before the
Council at their next meeting.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 2 (165), 15 (8), 22 (43). Reg. IV (3).

N° 2704.

20 MARCH.

London reprint : for G. Croom : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 190 great Ignorance there
A reprint of No. 2704, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 190. g. 13 (404). Bodl. Ashm. H. 23 (388).
Antiq.

Issue 20 April 1688. N° 2705.

22 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL ]

A Proclamation, Commanding the return of all His
Majesties Subjects, who have taken Arms under, and
now are in the Service or Pay of the States-General
of the United Provinces of the Netherlands, by Sea
or Land.

Edinburgh : 22 March 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter. Col. McKenzie.

Arms 237 the manders all
An issue in Scotland of No. 3861, England, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (166), 15 (7). Reg. IV (4). N° 2707.

22 MARCH.

London : G. Croom : [April 4] 1688.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 190 Ireland ders, concerned
A reprint of No. 2707, q.v.

B.M. C. 21. f. 2 (20) ; 21. h. 3 (28). Bodl. Ashm. H. 23
(361). Dalk. 2 (44). Guild. 3 (99).

Price Id. 4 April. 2708.

19 APRIL— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Anent the right Packing and Curing
of Salmond.

Edinburgh : 19 April 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 237 at pains 1688.

Act 33, Sess. 1, Pari. 1, Clias. II to be enforced. Heretors
and life-renters of salmon fisheries not to let them to
cowpers, who are not to buy green or salt salmon. As
salmon cannot be cured properly unless they are taken at
once from the water to the corph-houses, no packers are to
buy fish from the servants, &c., of the heretors, they are only
to pack fish from their own waters. Salmon may, however,
be bought for private use. Merchant exporters shall be
liable to a fine of 500 merks per barrel for unloyally packed
salmon. Exporters to have relief from the sellers to them.
Cites Act 12, Pari. 2, Chas. II concerning excise and customs
on export of herring and salmon. No one to use any brand-
ing irons but his own. These to be proclaimed.

B.L. Reg. IV (5). N° 2709.

27 APRIL. — [BY THE KING.] His Majesties
Gracious Declaration. [Begins] Our Conduct has
been such in all times . . .

[Affirming Declaration of 4 April 1687.]
Whitehall : 27 April 1688.

Holy Rood House: P. B[ruce] : 1688.

4 pp. fo. Roman letter.

Arms 239

A reprint of No. 3864, England, q.v.

Reg. Ill (95). Adv. Pamph. 32 (22). N° 2710.

7 MAY— BY THE KING. A Proclamation.
[Confirming the Proclamation for Liberty of Conscience
in Scotland.]

Whitehall : 7 May 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

2 fi‘. Roman letter. Melfort.

Arms 235 and ment 2) Preroga- Privy

Cites Declaration 12 Feb. 1687, No. 2684, q.v., granting
toleration and annulling all disabling oaths, &c., and pro-
mising to maintain the Protestant religion and the possessors
of abbey lands, &c. Quotes in full Declaration of Windsor
28 June last, No. 2693, q.v. All judicatures have been
dissolved and new commissions granted in accordance with
these declarations which the King will enforce.

Edinburgh, 15 May 1688.

The Earl of Perth, Lord High Chancellor, the Lord Arch-
bishop of St. Andrews, the Lord Archbishop of Glasgow,
the Lord Marquess of Athol, Privy Seal, the Earls of Lin-
lithgow, Strathmore, Traquair, Belcarras, Lauderdale, the
Lord Viscount of Tarbat, the Master of Balmerino, the
Lord President of Session, the Lord Advocat, the Lord
Justice Clerk, the Lord Castlehil, General-Major Grahame
of Claverhouse, the Laird of Niddrie. To be published the
morrow. Will. Paterson.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (9).

Wodrow ii, App. 197. ET° 2711,

7 MAY.

Arms 235 and ment 2) Preroga- Ho-
Another edition of No. 2711, q.v.

Sig. 50. f. (31). Adv. Pamph. 2 (166), 15 (9). Reg. IV (7).

N° 2712.

7 MAY.

London reprint : G. Croom : 1688.

1 f. Gothic & Roman letter.

Arms 258 Subjects Our be
A reprint of No. 2711, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 3 (31). Guild. 3 (101).

Price Id. Issue 28 May. 2713.

25 MAY. — [BY THE KING.] A Proclamation,
Concerning the persons who are lyable in the pay-
ment of the Annuity of Teinds, their purchasing the
same from His Majesty, and the Collection of the
Arrears thereof remaining unpaj’ed.

Whitehall: 25 May 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter. Melfort.

Arms 235 good Commission shall

Cites Act 15 of Parliament of 1633, and transactions as
to annuity of teinds with James Livingstoun, then with
John Earl of Lowdoun, till 1642. A new grant was made
to the Earl in 1661, renewed to his son James Earl of
Lowdoun till April 1674. As these annuities have been
lying unprofitable for many years teinds will be sold up to
1 August 1689 at twenty years’ purchase to the persons
liable for the annuity. After that date commissions will be
granted for collecting these annuities. These to be pro-
claimed.

3 July. Order of P.C. to publish. Signed Col. Mckenzie.
B.L. Adv. Pamph. 15 (10); Procl. I (48). Reg. IV (6).

N° 2714.

14 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Act

Of His Majesties Privy Council of Scotland, for a
solemn and publick Thanksgiving, upon the Birth
of the most Serene, and High-Born-Prince, the Prince

420

1688: 4 James VII

Nos 2715-22

and Stewart of Scotland, Prince of Wales, &c. Born
at St. James’s the 10 of June 1688.

Edinburgh: 14 June 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 235 to ven Privy

Thursday 21 June in the three Lothians, and 28 June
elsewhere to be a day of thanksgiving for the birth of a
prince. To be notified from the pulpits the Lord’s day
preceding, and proclaimed.

Earl of Perth, Archbishop of St. Andrews, D. of Hamilton,

M. of Douglass, Earls of Linlithgow, Lauderdale, Airlie,
Belcarras, Visct. Tarbat, Master of Balmerino, L. President,
Advocat, Justice Clerk, Castlehill, Maj.-Gen. Grahame of
Claverhouse, Laird of Nidry.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (11). Reg. IV (8). Hodgkin.

Wodrow ii, App. 198. N° 2715.

22 JUNE.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Act

of Privy Council, for discovery of those desperat
Rebels, who lately committed an Attack upon some
of His Majesties Forces, and rescued one Houston,
a declared and notorious Traitor.

Edinburgh : 22 June 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Gothic letter. Col. McKenzie.

Arms 236 Attack dale Records

An attack has been made on the forces conveying one
Houston, a rebel, to the tolbooth of Edinburgh, wherein
several were killed. The sheriffs of Air, Lanerk, Renfrew,
and Nithsdale are to convene the nobility and gentry of
their shires for 29 June, of Wigtoun and the steward of
Kirkcudbright for 6 July, to hear a letter from the Council
and take action. This to be published.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 6 (10). Adv. Pamph. 15(12), 2 (169);
Procl. I (49). Reg. IV (9).

Wodrow ii, App. 199. 2716.

15 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Discharging the Importing, Vending,
Dispersing, or Keeping Seditious Books and Pamph-
lets.

Edinburgh : 15 August 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Gothic letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 236 of dalous none

All persons having translations of Buchanan cle jure Begni,
Lex Bex , Jus Populi, Ncphtali, The Cup of Cold Water , The
Scots Mist, The Appologetical Belation, Mene Techel, The
Hynd let loose, The treasonable Proclamations issued out at
Sanquhar, and these issued out by the late Duke of Mon-
mouth, and the late Earl of Argile, or any book defending
them, shall be liable as if they were the authors, unless
they deliver them up before the first Tuesday of September
in Edinburgh and of November elsewhere. These to be
proclaimed and read in all pulpits.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (170), 15 (13). Reg. IV (14).

Wodrow ii, App. 199. 2717.

15 AUGUST— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Anent some Rebels, Fugitives, and
Thieves, who are, or have been lately in Arms in the
Braes of Lochaber.

Edinburgh : 15 August 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter. Colin M°kenzie.

Arms 235 Faith, Murder Our

Having granted a commission of fire and sword to the
Laird of M’intosh to recover his lands of Keapoch, detained
by Coll. M’donald, and joined to him a company under
Captain M’kenzie of Suddy, the said Coll, with other

421

M’donalds, to the number of seven or eight hundred
men, assaulted our forces and murdered some of them.
Fresh forces under the command of Captain Charles Straiton
have been sent against them. No one is to aid them, or
tx-avel in the Highlands without sufficient passports.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (14); Procl. I (51). Reg. IV (10).

N° 2719.

15 AUGUST.

London : J. Wallis : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 262 Ireland, and and
A reprint of No. 2718, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 3 (34). Bodl. Ashm. H. 23 (357).

Issue 6 September. 2719.

15 AUGUST.

London reprint : J. Wallis : [1688].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 263 of tain Au-

Another edition of No. 2719, q.v.

P.C. (92). Guild. 3 (106). N° 2720.

15 AUGUST. — [BY THE COUNCIL OF
TRADE.] A Proclamation For Encouragement
of Cloth-Manufactories.

Edinburgh : 15 August 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. Maine.

Arms 235 Faith, the make

Cites Act 12, Pail. 3, Chas. II, and Act of P.C. 14 Aug.
1685, No. 2650, q.v., and proclamation 16 Sept. 1686,
No. 2675, q.v., against imported woollens and cloth. No
person is to buy any ‘ forraign cloth, searges, caviseys,
freizes, and mill’d drogats’, or make any wearing cloths
thereof on pain of 500 merks Scots. All cloth manufacturers
to put a seal on their cloth. Others to put the seal of the
nearest town on all cloth worth £3 Scots or over, paying 2s.
Scots per piece. Tailors buying or using prohibited cloth
fined £20 Scots toties quoties. These to be proclaimed.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 15 (17). Reg. Ill (13). N° 2721.

15 AUGUST. — [BY THE COUNCIL OF
TRADE.] A Proclamation Anent Linen-Cloth.
Edinburgh : 15 August 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. Maine.

Arms 235 Faith, ctive Pre-
Cites Act 43, Sess. 1, Pari. 1, Chas. II, and Act 12,
Pari. 3, Chas. II as to size of linen cloth. A measuring
office for linen to be opened in Innerness, Elgin, Bamff,
Aberdene, Monross, St. Johnstoun, Dundee, Cowper,
Innerkeithing, Kirkcaldie, Stirling, Linlithgow, Edinburgh,
Glasgow, Dumbartoun, Air, Irwine, Wigtoun, Dumfreis,
Jedburgh, Kelso, Peebles, Hadingtoun. and Dumbar, to be
open from 8 a.m. to 12 and 2 p.m. to 6. Cloth to have the
town-seal on each end at a charge of 8 d. Scots a piece or 4 d.
Scots a half-piece, the town to pay the buyer three times the
price of the cloth if it is narrower, shorter, or uneven in
quality. These offices to be opened before 1 Nov. All
linen cloth more than 8s. Scots an ell to be at least 1 ell
2 inches broad. Customs officers to seize all linen exported
without seals, half to the apprehender. These to be pro-
claimed. Per Actum Dominorum Concilii Commercii.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (16). Reg. IV (11). N° 2722.

15 AUGUST. — [BY THE COUNCIL OF
TRADE.] A Proclamation Anent Burying in
Scots Linen.

Edinburgh : 15 August 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. Maine.

Arms 235 Faith, Scots and

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1688: 4 James VII

Cites Act (14 June 1686), No. 2669, q.v., ordering all
persons to be buried in linen spun and wrought within the
kingdom on pain of ,£300 Scots fine for a noble, and ,£200
Scots for others. All ministers to keep a book of the burials,
relations to bring in a certificate on oath in writing witnessed
by two famous persons as to the burial in linen. This Act
is to be renewed and enforced. Ministers to send in all
the certificates they have received to the clerk before
1 November next with a list of those interred without
certificates. These to be proclaimed.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (15) ; Procl. I (50). Reg. IV (12).

N° 2723.

6 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE COUNCIL OF
TRADE.] A Proclamation, For Encouragement
of the Caird-Manufactory at Leith.

Edinburgh ; 6 September 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. Maine.

Arms 235 To in be

Cites letters patent 3 June 1663 to James Currie for
nineteen years, and Act imposing duties on imported cairds,
Act of Exchequer, 11 July 1673, No. 2371, q.v., against
import of all furbished cairds, Patent 8 Feb. 1681, for
extending privilege another nineteen years, Act of Ex-
chequer, 15 July 1681. All these are ratified and confirmed.
All old furbished wool cairds are to be burned and their
importers fined, half to the discoverer. These to be pro-
claimed.

Reg. IV (16). N° 2724.

18 SEPTEMBER- [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, Appointing a Rendezvous
of the Militia-Regiments in several Shires, & calling
out the Heretors, &c.

Edinburgh: 18 September 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 237 Faith, of this

Militia to meet with best arms and 48 hours’ pro-
visions. The regiment of Edinburgh to meet at Links of
Leith on Tuesday, 25th, under command of Lord Provost
or first Baillie ; the regiment of Midlothian to meet at
Links of Leith on Tuesday, 25th, under command of Earl
of Lauderdale ; the regiment of East Lothian to meet at
Burgh of Haddington on Tuesday, 25th, under command of
Sir James Hay of Linplum ; the regiment of West Lothian
to meet at Burgh of Linlithgow on Tuesday, 25th, under
command of Earl of Linlithgow Justice General ; the regiment
of East Fife to meet at Town of Levin on Tuesday. 25th,
under command of Earl of Belcarras ; the regiment of West
Fife to meet at Brig of Kirkcaldie on Wednesday, 26th, under
command of Earl of Belcarras ; the regiment of Stirling-
shire to meet at Sauchenfoord on Tuesday, 25th, under
command of Earl of Callendar ; the regiment of Berwick-
shire to meet at Dunce on Tuesday, 25th, under command
of Earl of Hume ; the regiment of Forfar to meet at Forfar
on Tuesday, 25th, under command of Earl of Strathmore ;
the regiment of West Perthshire to meet at Auchterardor
on Tuesday, 25th, under command of Sir John Drummond
of Machany or James Graham of Urchle ; the regiment of
East Perthshire to meet at Inch of St. Johnstoun on
Tuesday, 25th, under command of Marquess of Athole,
L. Privy Seal ; to remain there 48 hours. The sheriffs to
prepare beacons at ‘ North-berwick-law, Gairlutoun-hill,
St. Abbs-Head, Coldinghame-Moor, Artliures-Seat, Dini-
nicker-Law, Kellie-Law, Largo-Law, Easter-Lowmont in
Fife, & the Bass ’ to be lighted when they see ships. All
persons between 60 and 16 to repair to the rendezvous
when beacons are fired.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 2 (171), 15 (17*). Reg. IV (17);
original signed, with alterations.

Wodrow ii, App. 201. jjo 2725

18 SEPTEMBER.

London : J. Wallis: [4 Oct. 1688].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 263 Our Our in
A reprint of No. 2725, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 3 (36). Bodl. Pamph. (179). Dalk.
2 (48). Guild. 3 (108).

Issue 4 October. jjo 2726.

21 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE KING ] A Decla-
ration. [Begins] Having already signified . . .
[Concerning the new Parliament.]

Whitehall : 21 September 1688.

Holy Rood House : P. B[ruce] : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 239 Parlia- Universal the

A reprint of No. 3873, England, q.v.

Reg. IV (18). Sig. 109. e. 6 (8). Hodgkin.

Rariora iii. 86. 2727.

25 SEPTEMBER. -BY THE KING. A Procla-
mation Containing His Majesties Gracious and Ample
Indemnity.

White-Hall : 25 September 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter. Melfort.

Arms 237 &c. piness Edinburgh ;

Proclaims general indemnity to all, as if under Great
Seal, except all fines over 1,000 merks Scots on heretors
and life-renters, the ‘murderers of James late Arch-Bishop
of St. Andrews, the Murderers of Mr. . . . Pearson, Minister
at Carsfairn, and of Thomas Kennoway, and Duncan Stuart
at Swine Abbay, all murders, etc., of private persons ’, ‘ the
Persons and Estates of Mr. Robert Ferguson, Preacher,
Patrick Hume, sometimes called Sir Patrick Hume, of
Polwart, Andrew Fletcher, sometime of Saltoun, and Mr.
Gilbert Burnet, Doctor of Theologie : As also Coll. M’donald
and his associates ... in Lochaber, as also, all false
coyners . . .’

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 6 (12); 50. f. (32). Adv. Pamph. 15
(18), 2 (172). Reg. IV (19), (20), (22), (23), (24).

N° 2728.

25 SEPTEMBER.

London reprint: J. Wallis: 1688.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 262 and that of.

A reprint of No. 2728, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 3 (37); C. 21. f. 2 (21). P.R.O. 8. Bodl.
Ashm. H. 23 (367).

Price 1 d. Issue 12 October. N0 2729.

27 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE KING.] His

Majesties Most Gracious And General Pardon.
Westminster : 27 September 1688.
Holy-Rood-House : P. B[ruce] : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 239 To upon Se-

A reprint of No. 3875, England, q.v.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 6 (13). Adv. Pamph. 24 (96). Reg.
IV (21). N° 2730.

28 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE KING.] A True

Coppy Of His Majesties Proclamation For England.
Upon the Occasion of the Designed Invasion.
Whitehall : 28 September 1688.

Holy-Rood House : P. B[ruce] : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 239 Holland, most the
A reprint of No. 3876, England, q.v.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 6 (14). Adv. Pamph. 15 (19). Bodl.
Scrapbook 2. Ch. 692. Reg. IV (24). N° 2731.

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Nos 2732-8

1 OCTOBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL ]

Act Auent Persons having Passes for Traveling.
Edinburgh : 1 October 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Gothic letter. Col. McKenzie.

Arms 235 upon down pre-

No commons or servants are to leave their own shire
without a pass from their masters. No one to go into
England without licence from the Privy Council. These
to be published.

Adv. Pamph. 32 (24); Procl. I (52). Reg. IV (25).

N° 2732.

3 OCTOBER.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation For Calling out Heretors&c. for His
Majesties Service.

Edinburgh : 3 October 1688.

Edinburgh : Heirs of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 235 King Command will
All heretors, life-renters, and wodsetters to convene with
best horses and arms. Shire Nithsdale and Stewartry
Annandale to meet at Dumfreis T. on 15 October, com-
mander Duke of Queensberry ; Shire Wigton to meet at
Dumfreis T. on 15 October, commander Earl of Galloway
or L. Logan ; Stewartry Kirkcudbright to meet at Dumfreis
T. on 15 October, commander Viscount Kenmare or Laird
of Lagg ; Bailliary of Cunninghame to meet at Glasgow on
1 5 October, commander Lord Montgomery ; Bailliary of
Kile and Carrist to meet at Glasgow on 15 October, com-
mander Earl of Cassils ; Shire of Renfrew to meet at
Glasgow on 12 October, commander Earl of Dundonald ;
Shire of Lanerk to meet at Glasgow on 12 October, com-
mander Duke of Hamilton or Lord John Hamilton; Shire
of Dumbartoun to meet at Glasgow on 12 October, com-
mander Earl of Glencairn ; Shire of Tiviotdale to meet at
Edinburgh on 10 October, commanders Earl of Lothian and
L. Newbottle ; Shire of Berwick to meet at Edinburgh on
10 October, commander Sir Archibald Cockburn of Lantoun ;
Shire of Forrest and Peebles to meet at Edinburgh on
10 October, commander Laird of Drumelzier; Shire of
East Lothian to meet at Edinburgh on 10 October, com-
mander Lord Yester; Shire of Mid Lothian to meet at
Edinburgh on 10 October, commander Earl of Lauderdale ;
Shires of West Lothian, Stirling, and Clackmanan to meet
at Stirling on 10 October, commander Earl of Mar ; Shires
of Fife and Kinross to meet at Burntisland on 10 October,
commander Earl of Belcarras ; Shire of West Perth to meet
at Stirling on 10 October, commander David Viscount
Stormonth (sic) ; Shire of East Perth to meet at Stirling on
10 October, commander Lord Murray; Shire of Forfar to
meet at Strivling B. on 12 October, commander Earl
Southesk ; Shire of Merns to meet at Perth B. on 1 5 October,
commander Lord Keith ; Marshals part of Aberdeen to meet
at Brichen or Forfar on 15 October, commander Earl of
Kintore ; rest of Aberdeen and Banff to meet at Brichen or
Forfar on 15 October, commander Duke of Gordon ; all
betwixt Spay and Ness to meet at Brichen on 22 October,
commander Lord Duffus ; Ross and Caithness to meet at
Elgin on 24 October, commander Master of Tarbar. Earl
of Caithness to levy 200 foot out of the shire instead of the
militia, armed and provisioned with 14 days’ loan, to
Lochness, 29 October. Lord Doun to rendezvous Militia
between Spey and Ness. March one-third to Lochness at
same date. Lord Strathnaver to levy 200 from Sutherland
at the same place and time. No actions to lie against those
who come out on the King’s service.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 6 (15). Adv. Pamph. 15 (20), 22 (40).
Reg. IV (26), (27), (28) ; a proof copy with corrections.
Wodrow ii, App. 202. N° 2733.

3 OCTOBER.

London reprint : J. Wallis: 1688.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 202 his the and
A reprint of No. 2733, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 3 (39). Bodl. Ashm. H. 23 (382).
Guild. 3 (111).

Price Id. Issue 29 October. N° 2734.

6 OCTOBER.— [BY THE KING.] His Majesties
Gracious Answer to the Letter Direct from the Privy
Council of this His Antient Kingdom of Scotland, in
the present Juncture of Affairs, is as follows,
Whitehall : 6 October 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter. Melfort.

Arms 235 Tru- loved which,
Acknowledges letter of 3 October, thanks them for theiu
efforts. Suspects are to be secured, and levies raised to
supply the place of the standing army removed. Commis-
sions may be given to officers of militia and over the
heretors.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (16). Adv. Pamph. 15 (21), 24(98). Reg.
IV (29). N° 2735.

9 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act of Privy Council, Anent the Militia and Detach-
ments thereof, and Desertei’s and Run-aways from
the same ; and pi-oviding of Horses, &c., in His
Majesties Service.

Edinburgh : 9 October 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Roman lettex-. Col. McKenzie.

Arms 236 re- Outreikers pre-
Detachments from the militia to be made proportionally
fx'om all soux-ces. If arms are taken from one man for
another a note is to be given for their return. Outreikers
responsible if their levies desert. Desei’ters to be posted on
the church doors. Pay to be given daily by the officers.
Ax-rangements for pressing horses by magistx-ates. Arxny
officers not to press horses. These to be proclaimed.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (22). Reg. IV (30) injured, (31).

Wodrow ii, App. 203. 2736.

17 OCTOBER— BY THE KING. A Proclama-
tion For Restoring Corporations To their Ancient
Charters, Liberties, Rights and Franchises.
Whitehall: 17 October 1688.
Holy-Rood-House : P. B[ruce] : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 240 Corporate, all Intenti-
A reprint of No. 3881, England, q.v.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 6 (17). Reg. IV (32). H° 2737.

24 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Regulating the Quartering of Soul-
diers, and for preventing Abuses from them.
Edinburgh : 24 October 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Patterson.

Arms 237 Privy are to

Cites Act 3, Pari. 3, Chas. II, locality or free quarters
strictly forbidden, since the pay is enough to supply forage
and food. Strict rules as to responsibility of officex’s for all
damage and illegal acts of their men. One bed to every
two soldiers and one chamber to each officer allowed.
Sheriffs to make provision of forage, to be paid evexy eight
days. This Act to include the militia. These to be pro-
claimed and read at the head of all troops.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (23), 24 (97). Reg. IV (34); original
signed, with alterations. N° 2738.

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1688: 4 James VII

25 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act of Privy Council. Anent the Shires of Dumfries,
Air, &c. their Out-riek.

Edinburgh : 25 October 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Gothic letter. Col. Mckenzie.

Arms 236 Ser- the pre-

The sheriffs of Dumfreis, Air, Lanerk, Wigtoun, Renfrew,
and Dumbartoun, and the stewarts of Annandale and Kirk-
cudbright to convene the Commissioners of assessment, and
conjoin the small heretors into units of £600 Scots annual
rent, each unit to provide a sufficient horseman well armed.
Burghs to be joined in units of £1,000 Scots annual rent,
each unit to supply a well-armed horseman. These to be
published.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (24). Reg. IV (35), (36).1

1 With a printed account of seizure of Jeffreys on back. N° 2739.

25 OCTOBER.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Anent the Punishment of these who refuse to Serve
in the Foot-Militia.

Edinburgh : 25 October 1638.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Italic letter. Colin McKenzie.

Arms 235 being Foot Warrant.

Persons chosen for militia and refusing to serve are to be
imprisoned, fined £20 Scots, and suffer corporal punishment
by whipping or other ways.

Adv. Pamph. 24 (99). N° 2740.

2 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act of Privy Council, In favours of the
Officers, Work-men, and Souldiers of the Company
of His Majesties Mint.

Edinburgh: 2 November 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter. Col. Mckenzie.

Arms 236 them ding Privy

The magistrates of Edinburgh, Leith, Cannongate, Potter-
raw, and Portburgh, and the officers of militia in those
bounds are not to poynd, distress, or molest any officer,
workman, or soldier of the Mint, on account of militia or
any other public service, and are to restore the poynds taken
from them. These to be published.

L. H. Chancellor, Archbp. St. Andrews, Arch. Glasgow, M.
of Athol, D. of Gordon, Earls of Errol, Linlithgow, hum
fermline, Strathmore, Traquair, Belcarras, Bread-Albine,
Visct. Tarbat, L. Maitland, Kinaird, L. President, L. Advo-
cate, L. Justice Clerk, L. Castlehill, Lochore,Sir Geo. Monro,
Laird of Nidry.

Reg. IV (37). N° 2741.

6 NOVEMBER.— BY THE KING. A Declara-
tion.

Whithall : 6 November 1688.
Holy-Rood-House : P. B[ruce] : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 240 horror, of and

A reprint of No. 3893, England, q.v., with ‘A List of the
Foot and Horse that are come with the Prince of Orange, as
Printed in Holland’, giving 3,660 horse and 10,692 foot
(53 in a company).

B.L. B.M. Lutt. III. 78. Sig. 109. e. 6 (18). Adv.
Pamph. 24 (100) cropped; Procl. I (53). Reg. IV (38).

N° 2742.

9 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] The following Depositions . . .

[Publishing Depositions as to Birth of P. of Wales.]

Edinburgh : 9 November 1688.

[Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.]

1 f. Italic letter. Will. Paterson.

Headpiece Prince of of

Order of Privy Council to print and publish the deposi-
tions relating to birth of James, Prince of Wales, taken
22 October 1688.

E. of Perth, Archbps. St. Andrews, Glasgow, M. of Athol,
D. of Gordon, E. of Errol, Cassils, Linlithgow, Dumfermline,
Strathmore, Lauderdale, Traquair, Belcarras, Bread-Albine,
Visct. Tarbat, Lord Strathnaver, Maitland, Duffus, Kinnaird,
Master of Balmerinoch, L. Pres, of Session, Ad vocat, Justice
Clerk, L. Castlehill, L. Lochore, Sir George Monro, Laird
of Nidry.

Adv. Pamph. 3 (77). This prefixes on a separate sheet
the ‘Depositions’ 16 pp. fo. sig. A-D2 (Pamph. 3. 78).

N° 2743.

9 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, For Payment of His

Majesties Cess and Excise.

Edinburgh : 9 November 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A.: 1688.

1 f. Roman letter. Col. M°kenzie.

Arms 236 Defender October Au-

Cites proclamation 3 Oct., No. 2733, q.v., granting im-
munity from civil actions. This does not hinder execution
for cess and excise which must be paid. These to be
proclaimed.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (25); Procl. I (54). Reg. IV (39);
original signed. N° 2744.

9 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-

CIL.] Act In favours of His Majesties Printer and

Servants.

Edinburgh : 9 November 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1683.

1 f. Italic letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 235 eigh- vice Council,

On the petition of H. M. Printer and servants, they are
exempted from all out-reik of the militia and train bands in
the City of Edinburgh and from poynding in all time to
come, since they must attend the King's service in the
printing-house personally.

Reg. IV (40). N° 2745.

10 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN

CIL.] A Proclamation, Against spreading of false

News, &c.

Edinburgh : 10 November 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Gothic letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 237 Majesty, date the

By royal letter of 5 November we learn the Prince of
Orange is landing in England, and has framed treasonable
declarations. No person is to publish, &c., especially a
declaration in the Prince of Orange’s name, and another in
the name of the States General, or to read, &c., the same,
on pain, &c.

The Earl of Perth, Lord High Chancelor, Arch-bishop of
St. Andrews, Arch-bishop of Glasgow, the Marquess of
Athol, Lord Privy-Seal, Duke of Gordon, Earls of Errol,
Marr, Cassils, Linlithgow, Lord Justice General, Dunfrem-
ling, Strathmore, Southesque, Traquair, Belcarras, Bredal-
ban, Lord-Viscount of Tarbat, Clerke of Register, Lords
Strathnaver, Maitland, Treasurer-Depute, Duffus, Kinaird,

1688: 4 James VII

Nos 2746-55

Master of Balmerino, Lord President of the Session, Lord
Advocate, Lord Justice Clerk, Lord Castlehill, Lieutenant-
General Monro, Laird of Niddrie.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (26). Reg. IV (41); original signed,
with alterations.

Wodrow ii, App. 205. N° 2746.

10 NOVEMBER.

London : G. Croom : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 258 Majesty ding of

A reprint of No. 2746, q.v.

B.M. 21. h, 3 (45); C. 21. f. 2 (23). Guild. 3 (119).
Dalk. 2 (49).

Price Id. Issue 20 November. N° 2747.

30 NOVEMBER— BY THE KING- A Procla-
mation, For the Speedy Calling of a Parliament.
Whitehall : 30 November 1688.

Edinburgh reprint : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 237 lasting wanting Pro-

A reprint of No. 3909, England, q.v.

B.L. Sig. Adv. Pamph. 15 (27). Reg. IV (42).

N° 2748.

7 DECEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation. Taking Off the Stop of
Execution against Heretors, Called out to attend His
Majesties Host.

Edinburgh : 7 December 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Gothic letter. Col. Mckenzie.

Arms 236 October as Council,

Cites proclamation 3 Oct., No. 2733, q.v. Since the
heretors are dismissed the protection ceases from 20 Dec.
next. In the meantime persons concerned may return
home. These to be proclaimed.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (29). Reg. IV (43), (44). N° 2749.

9 DECEMBER. — The Proposals Of the Right Honour-

able the Lords, The Lord Hallifax, Nottingham,
Godolphin, To The Prince of Orange, And the Prince
of Orange’s Answer.

[Littlecott : 9 December 1688.]

Edinburgh reprint : sine nom. : 1688 (By Order).

2 ff. Roman letter.

the Differences 2) as- and

A reprint of No. 3913, England, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 1 (7), 32 (26). N° 2750.

10 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-

CIL.] A Proclamation of Privy Council, For
Securing the Peace of the City of Edinburgh, and
Surpressing and Repressing of Tumults and In-
surrections therein, &c.

Edinburgh : 10 December 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Gothic letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 235 special these ignorance.

The Protestant religion will be maintained, but law must
be obeyed and tumults stopped. Parents and masters will
be responsible for their children and servants. The magis-
trates and all loyal and honest men are to assist in restoring
order. These to be proclaimed.

Reg. IV (45), (46). N° 2751.

VOL. II

11 DECEMBER.— [BY THE LORDS.] The

• Declaration Of The Lords Spiritual and Temporal,
In and about the Cities of London and Westminster,
Assembled at Guildhal, 11 Dec. 1688.

Guildhall: 11 December 1688.

Edinburgh reprint: [Heir of A. A.] : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter.

heartily this with

A reprint ‘by order’ of No. 3918, England, q.v.

B.L. (2 copies). Adv. Pamph. 3 (32), 15 (32). Reg. IV
(49) on back of No. 2754. N° 2752.

13 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-

CIL.] A Proclamation, For Surpressing of Tumults
in Edinburgh, and elsewhere.

Edinburgh : 13 December 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. ; 1688.

1 f. Italic letter. Wil. Paterson.

Arms 237 France of that

The magistrates of Edinburgh are to repress the tumults
in the city or the judicature will be removed, the deaconries
dissolved, and the colledge closed. Lists of all strangers are
to be made. The magistrates of other burghs are to put the
law in execution and summon the heretors to their aid.
These to be proclaimed.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 2 (172), 15 (28). Reg. IV (47).

N° 2753.

14 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-

CIL.] Act of Council Anent Papists.

Edinburgh : 14 December 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 235 and rows none
To prevent jealousies and fears all papists are to be dis-
armed and their houses searched. They are to be protected
against public tumults and private insults. These to be
proclaimed.

Adv. Pamph. 2 (173), 15 (31). Reg. IV (48), (49).1

Hodgkin.

Eariora iii. 105 ; Wodrow ii, App. 205.

1 With a copy of No. 2752 on back. N° 2754.

14 DECEMBER- [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation For Restoring the Goods
of such persons as were Robbed, and taken away
from them in the late Tumults.

Edinburgh : 14 December 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter. Col. Mckenzie.

Arms 236 France their Edin-
The magistrates of Edinburgh and sheriffs of Midlothian
are to seize all goods stolen in the late tumults till their
owners can be ascertained. Any one in whose possession
they are found will be punished as a thief. These to be
published.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (30). Reg. IV (50). N° 2755.

24 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act of Privy Council, For calling out the
Heretors, &c.

Edinburgh : 24 December 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A.1 : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 235 Appre- according Ma-
The heretors are called out under D. of Queensberry, Earl
of Cassils, Marquis of Douglas, D. of Hamilton, L. Car-
michael, Laird of Logan, Visct. Kenmuir, Sir Arch. Stuart,
Bart, of Black-hall, Laird of Ardincaple, Earl of Louthian,

3 i

425

Nos 2756-64

1688-9: 4 James VII — Interregnum

Sir Arch. Cockburn, Bart, of Langton, Laird of Drummelzier,
Charles, Master of Tester, E. of Lauderdale, E. of Linlithgow,
(Lieut -General), E. of Mar, John Bruce, Fiar of Kinross, Sir
Chas. Halkett of Pitfirren, E. of Southesk, L. Keith, E. of
Kintore, L. Inverury, Master of Forbes, E. of Finlater, L.
Duffus, Sir Rory McKenzie of Findon, L. Strathnaver, Sir
Robert Gordon of Gordonstown, L. Glenurchy, to meet
south of Tay 1 January, between Tay and Spey 8 January,
north of Spey 15 January.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (33), 22 (44). Reg. IV (52).

Wodrow ii, App. 206.

1 Printer to His Most Sacred Majesty, City and University.

N° 2756.

24 DECEMBER.

London reprint : for R. Baldwin : 1688.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 186 Appre- Command Majesty’s
A reprint of No. 2756, q.v.

B.M. 190. g. 13 (405).

3 January. N° 2757.

24 DECEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-

CIL.] Act For Inbringing of His Majesties Excise
and Supply.

Edinburgh : 24 December 1688.

Edinburgh ; Heir of A. A. : 1688.

1 f. Italic letter. Col. Mckenzie.

Arms 237 Conside- testant Pa-
All persons owing excise and supply to pay the collectors,
who are to pay it in to the General-Receivers on pain of
quartering and other legal diligences. The commissioners
of supply, &c., to aid those sent to quarter. These to be
proclaimed.

B.L. Reg. IV (51). N° 2758.

INTERREGNUM

25 DECEMBER.- [BY] THE LORDS SPIRIT-

UAL AND TEMPORAL ASSEMBLED
AT THE HOUSE OP LORDS, WEST-
MINSTER, 25 DECEMBER 1688.

Westminster: 25 December 1688.

Sine nota [Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1688].

1 f. Roman letter.

Desire Civil al-
A reprint of No. 3937, England, q.v.

B.L. Sig. 50. f. (33). Adv. Pamph. 3 (36). N° 2759.

25 DECEMBER.

Edinburgh reprint : J. Reid : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter.

to of be

Another reprint of No. 3937, England, q.v.

B.L. N° 2760.

27 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act Of His Majesties Privy Council for
Surpressing and Dissipating of Tumults, &c., within
the City of Edinburgh, and elsewhere.

Edinburgh : 27 December 1688.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A.1 : 1688.

1 f. Italic letter. Will. Paterson.

Arms 236 notwithstanding ligion none
Notwithstanding the disarming of papists, nightly mobs
still assemble. These are forbidden. The train-bands,
militia, and city company are to disperse them and seize
upon rioters. All honest citizens and neighbours to assist
the authorities to keep order. These to be proclaimed.

Reg. IV (53).

1 Printer to His Most Sacred Majesty. 2761

1689

7-14 JANUARY. — His Highness the Prince of
Orange His Speech to the Scots Lords and Gentle-
men ; with Their Address, and His Highness his
Answer. With a true Account of what past at their
Meeting in the Council-Chamber, at Whitehall Jan.
168f.

Sine nota [Edinburgh].

2 ff. Roman letter.

Undertaking, ned Meeting 2) Scotland assembled retir-
Prince of Orange’s speech, St. James’s, Monday 7 Jan.,
asking advice of Scots nobles, &c. The Scots nobles retired
to Whitehall, elected D. of Hamilton, chairman, and agreed
upon a draft declaration to be brought up next day.

Tuesday , 8th inst. The draft was considered and amended
as to convening the estates of Scotland. The Earl of Arran
proposed that the King be recalled, but the meeting and his
father, the D. of Hamilton, dissented.

Wednesday , 9th inst. Sir Patrick Hume asked for a
seconder of the Earl of Arran, Lord Cardross supported
Sir Patrick, but as no seconder appeared the D. of Hamilton
said there was no need for the meeting to give its sense
on the Earl of Arran’s motion, and the Earl of Sutherland
agreeing the address was put and carried unanimously.

f. 2. Address. Desires the Prince to assume the adminis-
tration of affairs in Scotland till a general meeting of the
States is held, which he is asked to summon at Edinburgh
14 March next (dated Whitehall, 10 Jan. 1689), signed by
30 lords and 80 gentlemen and presented by the D. of
Hamilton.

14 January. The Prince’s reply assenting.

The Earl of Crafurd and the Earl of Lothian with others
desired leave to subscribe the address.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 6 (20, 21). Adv. Pamph. 3 (83), 22
(46), 32 (28). E.T.C. (3). N° 2762.

7-10 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRINCE OF
ORANGE.] [Begins] The Only Reason which
Induced . . .

[Speech to Scots Lords, followed by their address
10 January.]

St. James’s: 7 January 1689.

Whitehall : 10 January 1689.

Sine nota [Edinburgh] : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter.

an doms and

See No. 2762.

Sig. 50. f. (35). Adv. Pamph. 1 (430), 1 3 (73).

1 With a MS. list of signatories on the back. N° 2763.

7-10 JANUARY.

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter.

Under- overturned, of
Another edition of No. 2763, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 32 (35). E.T.C. (2). N° 2764.

14 JANUARY. — [BY THE PRINCE OF
ORANGE.] The Declaration of His Highness
the Prince of Orange, Concerning Papists not de-
parting from the Cities of London and Westminster,
and Ten Miles Adjacent.

St. James’s : 14 January 168[8-]9.

Sine nota [Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. :] 168[8— ]9.

1 f. Gothic letter. W.H. Prince of Orange.

Headpieces of from Given

1689: Interregnum

Nos 2765-75

A reprint of No. 3949, England, q.v.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (19) 1 ; 50 f. (36). Adv. Pamph. 15 (35).

1 At the back of this copy (?a proof) is the speech of the Earl of
Arran, 8 January 1689, against inviting William to be King of
Scotland. N° 2765.

5 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE PRINCE OF
ORANGE.] [Begins] Whereas the Lords and
Gentlemen . . .

[Election of Members of the Convention.]

St. James’s : 5 February 168§.

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter. W.H. Prince of Orange.

Gentlemen Kingdom of

A summons to the Town Clerk of Edinburgh to convene
the burgesses after 5 clear days to elect commissioners for
the meeting of Estates at Edinburgh in March next. This
to be posted.

B.M. Sig. 109. e. 6 (22). E.T.C. (11). N° 2766.

5 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE PRINCE OF

ORANGE.] [Begins] Whereas the Lords and
Gentlemen . . .

[Summons to the Convention.]

St. James’s : 5 February 168|.

Sine nota [London : : 1688-9.]

1 f. Roman letter.

Gentlemen Whitehall Feb-
Edition of No. 2766, q.v., for Peers of Scotland, with
blanks for date.

Adv. Pamph. 37 (41).1 Hamilton Palace (129 Mait-
land).2

1 This copy was addressed to Viscount of Prestoun, is signed
W. H. Prince of Orange, and has seal.

2 To Duke of Hamilton. N° 2767.

6 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE PRINCE OF

ORANGE.] A Declaration By His Highness the
Prince of Orange ; for the keeping of the Peace, &c.,
in the Kingdom of Scotland.

St. James’s: 6 February 168[8-]9.

Edinburgh : sine nom. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. W.H. Prince of Orange.

Headpieces Us that Stewart-
On the invitation of the Scottish nobility and gentry, the
Prince of Orange has undertaken the administration till the
meeting of Estates in March. All persons in office or place,
being Protestants, are to continue to exercise their functions.
All Protestants are to live peaceably and enjoy the same
liberty as in October last. No person to take arms, except
fortress garrisons and the Edinburgh guards. Roman
Catholics in charge of fortresses, &c., to give up their com-
mand to their next Protestant subordinate. This to be
printed and published.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 6 (23). Adv. Pamph. 15 (35), 1 (7).
Reg. IV (54), (55). Ch. 699. N° 2768.

6 FEBRUARY.

[Edinburgh : sine nom. : 1689.]

1 f. Roman letter.

13 FEBRUARY. — [BY PARLIAMENT.] A

Proclamation. [Declaring William and Mary King
and Queen of England.]

[Westminster: 13 February 1688-9.]
Edinburgh reprint : [Heir of A. A.] : 1689.

1 f. Italic letter. Jo. Brown.

Headpieces to highly Wil-
A reprint of No. 3957, England, q.v.

B.L. Reg. IV (56), (96). N° 2771.

13 FEBRUARY. — [BY PARLIAMENT.]

A Proclamation. [Accession of William and Mary.]
[Follows] The Names of the King His Council in
England. [Follows the Manner of the Proclaiming.]
Edinburgh reprint : sine nom. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Jo. Brown.

King- dom Their

A reprint of No. 3957, England, q.v. List of 32 members
of Council. Reprint of Manner of Proclaiming, No. 2773,
q.v.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 1 (8) ; Procl. Ill (30). E.T.C. (16).

N° 2772.

13 FEBRUARY. — The Manner of the Proclaiming of
King William and Queen Mary. [With a Procla-
mation of 14 Feb. 1689.]

Whitehall : 13 February 1689.

Edinburgh reprint : sine nom. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter.

and Territories Of-

After acceptance of the declaration by the Prince and
Princess, Sir Thomas St. George, having received a proclama-
tion and an order from the Lord’s House to publish it, read
the proclamation. An account of the ceremonies in entering
the city.

[Follows] Proclamation 13 February, No. 3957, Eng-
land, q.v.

Sig. 50. f. (37). Adv. Pamph. 1 (9). Reg. IV (57).

N° 2773.

13-14 FEBRUARY. — The Manner of the Proclaiming
of King William and Queen Mary. [With the
Proclamation of 14 Feb. 1689.]

Whitehall : 13 February 1689.

Glasgow reprint : sine nom. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter.

in down Obedience,

Another edition of No. 2773, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 19 (3). N° 2774.

20 FEBRUARY— [BY THE TOWN CLERK
OF EDINBURGH.] Intimation By the Town
Clerk of Edinburgh, to the whole Burgesses of the
said Burgh, concerning the Election of their Com-
missioners to the Meeting of the Estates of this
Kingdom, which is to be Holden the 14th Day of
March 1689 Years.

[Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.]

1 f. Roman letter. Ja. Rocheid.

at on tlio

Another edition of No. 2768, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 19 (2). N° 2769.

6 FEBRUARY.

London reprint : T. Moore : 168|.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 264 advise ses the
A reprint of No. 2768, q.v.

P.C. (84). N° 2770.

Headpiece given him Day
On letter from Prince of Orange 5 Feb. 1689, No. 2766,
q.v., ordering an election of commissioners for the Estates to
meet 14 March by Protestant burgesses: all Protestant
burgesses are to meet in the Parliament House on 28 Feb.
at 8 a.m. to choose commissioners. They must produce
their burgess tickets to the clerk in the Town Council House
between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m., between the 20th and 27th of
Feb., that a burgess roll may be ready on the day.

B.M. Sig. 109. e. 6 (24). E.T.C. (18). N° 2775.

427

3 1 2

Nos 2776-85

1689: Interregnum

22 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
QUEEN.] The Declaration of William and
Mary, King and Queen of England, France and
Ireland, To all Their Loving Subjects in the King-
dom of Ireland.

Whitehall : 22 February 1688[-9].

Edinburgh reprint : sine nom. : 1689.

1 f. Italic letter.

Do- ed disposed

A reprint of No. 1013, Ireland, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (38), 1 (11). N° 2776.

1 MARCH - [BY THE KING (JAMES VII).]

His Majesties Letter to the Lords Spiritual and
Temporal Commissioners of Shires and Burroughs
assembled, or to be assembled at Edenborough. [Be-
gins] Whereas We have been informed that you . . .
On board the St. Michel : 1 March [1689].

Sine nota [French].

2 pp. 4°. Roman letter.

Gentlemen, Peers p. 2) infamy Michel
Requires their assistance and invokes their loyalty. Asks
them to declare for him. Offers pardon to all who return to
their duty by 31 March inclusive.

Hamilton Palace (129 Maitland).

Acts ix. 10. N° 2777.

7 MARCH.— [BY THE KING.] A Letter, From
William King of England, to the Estates of the
Kingdom of Scotland, at their Meeting at Edinburgh.
Hamptoun : 7 March 168|.

Edinburgh : sine nom. : 1689.

I f. Roman letter. William R.

Na- ger Court

Acknowledges their confidence in him. Asks for all con-
venient speed in settlement. Was glad to find so many of
the Scots nobility inclined to a Union of both kingdoms.
Adv. Pamph. 15 (39), 1 (15).

Acts ix. 9. N° 2778.

16 MARCH.— BY THE KING AND QUEEN.

A Proclamation, In Order to Their Majesties in-
tended Coronation.

Whitehall: 16 March 1688 [-9].

Edinburgh reprint : sine nom. : 1689.

1 f. Italic letter.

Headpiece Solemni- regard self,

A reprint of No. 3979, England, q.v.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (25). Adv. Pamph. 32 (41), 3 (71).

N° 2779.

15 MARCH.— [BY THE ESTATES.] [Begins]
Forasmuch as the Estates of this Kingdome . . .
[Against aiding the Duke of Gordon.]
Edinburgh: 15 March 1689.

The Estates have summoned George, Duke of Gordon, and
other papists in the Castle of Edinburgh to remove out of it ;
all subjects are prohibited from aiding or assisting him on
pain of treason. These to be proclaimed.

Acts ix. 8. N° 2779 a.

18 MARCH.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act Of the

Meeting of the Estates, for Inbringing of the Publick
Dues.

Edinburgh : 18 March 1689.

Edinburgh: sine nom. : 1689.

1 f. Italic letter. Al. Gibson.

the to of

All payments due at Martinmas to be paid to collectors.
The inland-excise to be paid to the tacks-men. Collectors

and tacks-men to pay to James Oswald of Fingletoun.
Customs, foreign excise, and crown rents arrears to be
paid within 1 0 days to Sir Patrick Murray. George Hamilton
of Binnie to be general surveyor of customs. This to be
proclaimed.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (40).

Acts ix. 11. N° 2780.

18 MARCH.

London reprint : G. Groom : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter [with No. 2783].

the cture of

A reprint of No. 2780, q.v.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (26). Bodl. Ashm. F. 4 (23a). N° 2781.

19 MARCH.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act For

Putting the Kingdom in a Posture of Defence.
Edinburgh : 19 March 1689.

Edinburgh : sine nom. : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter. Ja. Dalrymple.

Have that by

After a unanimous act of the Estates to continue the
meeting undissolved certain members have fled, and some
correspond with the Duke of Gordon since he was proclaimed.
All members who have deserted are to return. All
Protestants between 60 and 16 to arm and be in readiness
and the militia also. This to be proclaimed.

B.L. B.M. Adv. Pamph. 1 (18), 32 (38). Reg. IV (60).
Acts ix. 13. 2782.

19 MARCH.

London reprint : G. Croom : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter [with No. 2781].

the cture of

A reprint of No. 2782, q.v.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (26). Bodl. Ashm. F. 4 (23a). N° 2783.

19 MARCH. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act.

Approving the Address, Made by the Noblemen
and Gentlemen, to His Highness the Prince of
Orange.

Edinburgh : 19 March 1689.

Edinburgh : sine nom. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Jo. M°kenzie.

at blemen of

The Estates convened on 14 March approve the noblemen
and gentlemen of this nation who addressed the Prince of
Orange and desired him to administer this kingdom till
a meeting of Estates was called. They ratify, approve, and
homologate the address. This to be printed and published,
and to be a full security to every person who signed it.

B.M. Reg. IV (61). Hamilton Palace (129 Maitland).
Acts ix. 14. 2784.

19 MARCH.

London reprint : G. Croom : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter.

on at meet

A reprint of Nos. 2784 and 2790, q.v,

Bodl. Ashm. F. 4 (23). N° 2785.

20 MARCH.— [BY THE ESTATES.] A Procla-
mation, Against Papists.

Edinburgh : 20 March 1689.

Edinburgh : sine nom. : 1689.
1 f. Italic letter.

Ro. Mackenzie.

the to the

All papists are discharged from any civil or military office
in Scotland. They must give up their arms (except gentle-
men, their ordinary wearing swords) on the south of Esk

428

1689: Interregnum

Nos 2786-95

within six days, on the north within ten days. The sheriffs
to search for arms not given up and report on the 1 Oth and
20th of April. All papists not inhabitants of Edinburgh
to leave within 48 hours.

Adv. Pamph. 1 (19).

Acts ix. 16. N° 2786.

20 MARCH.

London reprint : G. Croom : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter.

the them Ignorance.

A reprint of No. 2786, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 3 (58). P.C. II (99).

Issue 30 March 1689. N° 2787.

23 MARCH [BY THE ESTATES.] A Letter
From the Meeting of the Estates of the Kingdom of
Scotland, to the King of England, In Answer to His
Majesties Letter, Direct to them.

Edinburgh : 23 March 1689.

Edinburgh : sine nom. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Hamilton.

deep sense King-

Thanks him for their deliverance, and for his convening
the Estates. Hopes soon to fall on resolutions acceptable to
him, and securing religion, &c.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (41).

Acts ix. 20. N° 2788.

23 MARCH.

London reprint : sine nota :

1 f. Roman letter.

man- Gratitude in

A reprint of No. 2788, q.v.

Bodl. Ashm. F. 4 (18). N° 2789.

23 MARCH. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act For

Securing Suspect Persons.

Edinburgh : 23 March 1689.

Edinburgh : sine nom. : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter. Will. More.

Consi- Arms Meet-

All magistrates and officers to watch the ways and secure
suspected persons in arms who can give no reasonable
account of themselves. Any one seizing a suspect who is
afterwards convicted shall have the horses and arms for his
reward. These to be proclaimed.

B.M. Adv. Pamph. (10). Reg. IV (63).

Acts ix. 19. N° 2790.

28 MARCH.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act Ap-
proving of the good Services done by the Town of
Glasgow, Shire of Argyle, and other Western Shires
in this Conjuncture, with a return of the Thanks of
the Estates to them.

Edinburgh : 28 March 1689.

Edinburgh : sine nom. : 1689.

1 f. Italic letter. Ja. Dalrymple.

Meeting Consideration Extracted

The standing forces having passed into England, the
Western Protestants from Glasgow, Argyleshire, and other
shires have put themselves to arms and kept the peace
under the Earl of Leven. Some Scots regiments under
Maj.-Gen. McCay having arrived, the levies are to be dis-
banded and to return with their arms to their homes. The
Estates return thanks to those employed.

B.L. B.M. Sig. 109. e. 6 (27). Adv. Pamph. 32 (39).
Reg. IV (62).

Acts ix. 23. No 2791.

28 MARCH.

London reprint : G. Croom : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter.

of the the
A reprint of No. 2791, q.v.

Bodl. Ashm. F. 4 (24).

‘ Glascow ’ in title. N° 2792.

30 MARCH.— [BY THE ESTATES.] A Procla-
mation For calling together the Militia on this side
of Tay, and the Fencible Men in some Shires.
Edinburgh : 30 March 1689.

Edinburgh : sine nom. : 1689.

8 pp. fo. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Militia called out and officers appointed. In Lanerk,
Air, Renfrew, Wigton, and Stewartry of Kirkcudburgh,
there being no militia, the fencible men are to be enrolled.
Beacons to be prepared. These to be proclaimed.

B.M. Sig. 109. e. 6 (28). Adv. Pamph. 32 (43). Reg.
IV (63).

Acts ix. 25. N° 2793.

1 APRIL. - BY THE KING [JAS. VII]. A

Proclamation.

[Calling on Scotland to rise against William.]
Dublin : 1 April 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Assigns of Tooke : 1689.

2 pp. Roman letter. Melfort.

Arms 185 and Ireland p. 2) the Reign.
Vindicates the King’s good intentions in granting liberty
of conscience. William is a usurper. His charges of
imposture as to the Prince of Wales have failed. Appeals
to the Scottish people not to join in encroachments on the
royal power. All subjects to hold themselves ready to
march. Burgh magistrates at Michaelmas last and sheriffs
at Lammas last to continue in office. Offers to confirm
the Protestant religion and liberty as it has been in
Scotland any time since 1660 in a free Parliament. Pardons
all rebellion, &c., except those who voted for the Prince of
Orange in the Convention at Edenborough 14 March, and
those who came over from Holland with the Prince of
Orange. Crown revenues to be duly paid, and ministers to
pray for the King and royal family. These to be proclaimed.

B.M. G. 6022 (57). Orm. (98). P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (120) ;
2. C. (119) ; 3 (74). K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (48). Hamilton Palace
(132 Maitland). N° 2794.

1 APRIL.

Sine nota.

2 ff. Roman letter.

and England 2) the Reign.

Another edition of No. 2794, q.v.

B.L. Bodl. Carte MS. 181 (424). N° 2795.

4 APRIL.— BY THE KING AND QUEEN.

A Declaration.

Hampton Court : 4 April 1689.

Edinburgh reprint : sine nom. : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Headpiece are Service of
A reprint of No. 3984, England, q.v.

B.M. N° 2795 a.

5 APRIL.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act For a New

Election of Magistrats in the Town of Edinburgh.
Edinburgh : 5 April 1689.

Edinburgh : sine nom. : 1689.

1 f. Italic letter. Ja. Dalrymple.

taking the me,

Sir James Rocheid and iEneas Mcleod to convene the
burgesses of Edinburgh, on Wednesday, 10th, at 8 a.m.,
at Saint-Geils-Church, to elect 25 to the Council. Lords
Barganie and Belhaven, Sir John Maitland, Laird of Ricar-

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toun, Mr. James Ogilvie, and Mr. James Smollett to be
present. Council to be in . office till first Tuesday after
Michaelmas. This to be published.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (29). Adv. Pamph. 15 (42). Reg. IV (65).
Acts ix. 34. N° 2796.

WILLIAM & MARY

11 APRIL.— [BY THE ESTATES. ) A Proclama-
tion, Declaring William and Mary, King and Queen
of England, to be King and Queen of Scotland.
Edinburgh: 11 April 1689.

Edinburgh : sine nota : 1689.

1 f. Italic letter. Ja. Dalrymple.

Arms 241 of Them, Messen-

The Estates of the Realm having resolved that William
and Mary, King and Queen of England, France, and Ire-
land, be King and Queen of Scotland, during their lives and
the longest lives of them : the King to have sole and full
exercise of power ; and having enacted an instrument of
government or claim of right, order them to be proclaimed
King and Queen.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (30). Adv. Pamph. 15 (43), 22 (49),

I (18), 19 (5); Procl. Ill (32). Reg. IY (67).

Acts ix. 40. Ifo 2797.

II APRIL.

London : G. Croom : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 265 by King by
A reprint of No. 2798, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 3 (61); 816. m. 3 (62); Harl. 5938
(102). P.C. I (102). Bodl. Ashm. F. 4 (19).

Issue 18 April. N° 2798.

12 APRIL.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act Ordain-

ing the Members of the Meeting of Estates to attend
the Dyets thereof.

Edinburgh : 12 April 1689.

Edinburgh : [Heir of A. A.] : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Ordain ets the

All members to attend the next dyet and all dyets of
meeting. Those who have left town are to return before
22 April on pain of imprisonment and fine. These to be
proclaimed.

B.L. B.M. Reg. IY (68).

Acts ix. 42. jfo 2799.

13 APRIL.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Additional

Warrand For The Proclamation Of the King and
Queen of Scotland, at all the Royal Burrows of the
Kingdom.

Edinburgh : 13 April 1689.

Edinburgh : [Heir of A. A.] : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Ja. Dalrymple.

Scotland Do Records

William and Mary to be proclaimed in all the royal
burghs with all the accustomed formalities.

Reg. IV (69).

Acts ix. 43 ; Lond. Gaz. 2446. jq’o 2800.

13 APRIL. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act, Con-
cerning the Militia.

Edinburgh : 13 April 1689.

Edinburgh : [Heir of A. A.] : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Headpiece That the Re

Cites proclamation 30 March, No. 2793, q.v. They are
only to continue together two days instead of the six
appointed. The officers to report to the Estates. This to
be published by macers.

Reg. IV (70).

Acts ix. 44. N° 2801.

13 APRIL— [BY THE ESTATES.] A Proclama-
tion Against the Owning of the late King James,
and Commanding publick Prayers to be made for
King William and Queen Mary.

Edinburgh : 13 April 1689.

Edinburgh : sine nom. : 1689.

1 f. Italic letter. Ro. Mckenzie.

Arms 241 Declared publick Extract-
No one is to own James VII or disown William and
Mary. All are to pray for William and Mary. Ministers
to read this proclamation publicly from their pulpits at the
end of forenoon sermon in Edinburgh on Sunday next,
14th inst, this side of Tay on the 21st, and those benorth
Tay on the 28th. No one to offer any injury to any minister
of the gospel in the execution of his duty.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (31). Adv. Pamph. 15 (44), 1 (23), 19 (6);
Procl. Ill (25). Reg. IV (71).

Acts ix. 43. No 2802.

13 APRIL.

London reprint : G. Croom : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 265 Proclaimed the me,

A reprint of No. 2802, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 3 (62) ; 816. m. 3 (65). P.C. I (103).
Bodl. Ashm. H. 23 (441).

Issue 20 April. N° 2803.

16 APRIL.— [BY PARLIAMENT.] The Addres
Of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons,
to the King’s Most Excellent Majesty, for Maintain-
ing the Church of England, as by Law Established :
With His Majesties Most Gracious Answer therunto.
[Westminster] : 16 April 1689.

Edinburgh reprint : sine nota : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter.

Tempo- render An-

Address praying for a meeting of Convocation. Ease will
be given to Protestant dissenters. King hopes ease to
dissenters will strengthen the Church, and will summon
Convocation.

20 April. Order to print from the Lords. Signed Jo.
Browne.

Sig. 50. f. (38).

L.J. xiv. 177. N° 2804.

18 APRIL.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act Ordain-
ing some Horsemen to be Levied out of the several
Shires of this Kingdom.

Edinburgh : 18 April 1689.

Edinburgh : sine nom. : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter. Al. Gibson.

Defence, Trouble Ex-

Owing to danger of invasion, &c. , one-fourth the proportion
of horses due by 27 Act of Pari. 1663 is called out: com-
missioners to meet this side the North-Water-Bridge 25 April,
benorth it 2 May. Horses, &c., with 10 days’ provisions to
meet 2 May and 9 May respectively. Major Hugh Buntine
to muster them. Each horse to be worth £10 sterling, and
the arms and furniture worth £5 sterling. The horsemen
will be taken into the king’s pay after the 10 days.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 6 (32). Adv. Pamph. 15 (46), 22 (48),

1 (16).

Acts ix. 47. N° 2805.

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Nos 2806-14

23 APRIL.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Order for an
Embargo to be laid on Ships.

Edinburgh : 23 April 1689.

Edinburgh : [Heir of A. A.] : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Ja. Dairy mple.

Headpiece Or- der Records

No ships to be allowed to sail till they give caution they
shall not go to France or Ireland. No ships to sail till
further order. These to be published.

Reg. IV (74).

Acts ix. 68. N° 2806.

25 APRIL.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act Anent

the Militia-Men of the Town of Edinburgh.
Edinburgh: 25 April 1689.

Edinburgh : [Heir of A. A.] : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Ja. Dalrymple.

Headpiece That have Meeting

None of the militia engaged by the town of Edinburgh
are to engage with other officers during the time they are
engaged for, and officers are to discharge them on requisition.
B.M. Adv. Pamph. 32 (54). Reg. IV (73).

Acts ix. 63. N° 2807.

26 APRIL. — [BY THE ESTATES.] A Proclama-

tion, For a Publick Thanksgiving.

Edinburgh : 26 April 1689.

Edinburgh : sine nom. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. William More.

Arms 241 of bitrary Records
The Estates order a day of solemn thanksgiving for the
deliverance of the nation from popery and arbitrary power.
This side Tay 9 May next, north of Tay 16 May. The
observation to be intimated from the pulpit the Lord’s Day
preceding.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 6 (33). Adv. Pamph. 15 (47), 1 (15).
Acts ix. 67. Tfo 2808.

26 APRIL.

London reprint : G. Croom : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 265 En- the of

A reprint of No. 2808, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 3 (64). P.C. I (104). Bodl. Ashm. F. 4 (20).
Price Id. Issue 7 May. 2809.

27 APRIL. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act In

Favours of the Vassals and Creditors of Forefaulted
Persons.

Edinburgh : 27 April 1689.

Edinburgh : [Heir of A. A.] : 1689.

1 f. Italic letter. Al. Gibson.

Headpiece to all Meet-

No vassal or creditor, personal or real, shall be prejudiced
by the forfeiture of their superior or debtor, unless they
have assisted them in their rebellion. These to be pro-
| proclaimed.

B.M. Adv. Pamph. 3 (71), 32 (44). Reg. IV (72).

Acts ix. 76. jjo 2810.

27 APRIL.

London reprint : E. Jones: 1689.

1 f. Italic letter.

Resolved all meet
A reprint of No. 2810, q.v.

Bodl. Ashm. F. 4 (22).

29 APRIL— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act For a

Contribution throughout the Kingdom of Scotland,
to the Irish and French Protestants.

Edinburgh : 29 April 1689.

Edinburgh : [Heir of A. A.] : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Ja. Dalrymple.

Arms 241 many in me

A collection for Protestant refugees from Ireland and
France to be made in every parish within fifteen days after
intimation. Ministers to give notice 12 May (Edinburgh),
19 May (S. of Tay), 26 May (N. of Tay). Collections to be
taken up in vacant parishes before 1 July. Money to be sent
up through moderators of presbyteries to Sir Patrick Murray,
General Receiver, who shall pay it to Sir John Hall.
Printed copies of these to be distributed by sheriff-clerks to
ministers.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (48), 1 (16).

Acts ix. 78. N° 2812.

4 MAY.— BY THE KING [JAS. VII]. A Pro-
clamation. [Against the adherents of the Prince
of Orange.]

Dublin : 4 May 1689.

Dublin : C. & H., Assigns of Tooke : 1689.

2 pp. Roman letter. Melfort.

Arms 187 England ance p. 2) Destroy Our
James R.

Against the Estates [of Scotland] who have united with
the Prince of Orange. They are proclaimed traitors, and
are to be attacked and their goods seized. This to be a
sufficient warrant. The declarations in favour of religion
and liberty of conscience to be observed.

B.L. B.M. C. 21. f. 12 (57); G. 6022 (59). Orm. (99).
P.R.O. Dub. 2. B. (122); 2. C. (121); 3 (75); 3. B. (3).
K.I.D. N. 1. 28 (50). Hamilton Palace (132. 2 copies
Maitland). A copy under Privy Seal of Scotland with sign
manual superscribed and subscribed by Melfort.1

1 With below MS. ‘ instruction to the Loyall Subjects of his ancient
Kingdom of Scotland ’. They are to continue in arms till they receive
orders from Dundie, Maj.-Gen. Tlios. Buchan, or Col. Wachop ; to
kill opponents, waste their estates, and hear no capitulations from
enemies. N° 2813.

6 MAY. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF ES-

TATES.] An Act appointing the Commissioners
of Supply in the shyres benorth Tay to be Commis-
sioners for the levy of horse.

Edinburgh : 6 May 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

[Not found.]

Order to print.

Acts ix, App. 4. N° 2813 a.

7 MAY. — [BY THE KING AND QUEEN.]

Their Majesties Declaration Against the French
King.

Hampton Court : 7 May 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter.

Dan- has their

A reprint of No. 3999, England, ‘ by Order of the Com-
mittee of Estates ’.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 6 (34). Adv. Pamph. 15 (49), 1 (17).

N° 2814.

15 MAY. — [BY THE COMMITTEE OF

ESTATES.] Denouncing the Duke of Gordon
and others in Edinburgh Castle rebels.

Edinburgh : 15 May 1689.

Acts ix, App. 26. N° 2814 a.

N° 2811.

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17 MAY. — [BY THE KING.] His Majesties
Gracious Letter To the Meeting of the Estates of His
Ancient Kingdom of Scotland.

Hampton Court : 17 May 1689.

Edinburgh : Heirs of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Melvill.

to will establish

William R.

Acknowledges receipt of petition of right and address.
Will make good his declaration to Scotland. The Estates
are constituted a Parliament, and are to meet as such on
5 June not 21st inst.

Reg. IY (76). N° 2815.

17 MAY.

London reprint (Savoy) : E. Jones : 1689.

2 pp. Roman letter [with No. 2819],

to were Happiness

A reprint of No. 2815, q.v.

B.M. 1853. e. 5 (6). N° 2816.

21 MAY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act Ordaining
the Absent Members to Attend the Meeting of the
Estates.

Edinburgh : 21 May 1689.

Edinburgh: Heir of A. A.: 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Consi- deration forth

Cites proclamation 12 April last, No. 2798, q.v., for
attending Parliament. Several are still absent. All are
to be present on the 28th or suffer imprisonment and fine
and be counted disaffected. These to be proclaimed.

B.M. Adv. Pamph. 32 (57). E.T.C. (48).

Acts ix. 81. N° 2817.

24 MAY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] A Proclama-
tion, Adjourning the Meeting of Estates to the Fifth
Day of June.

Edinburgh : 24 May 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A.1 : 1689.

1 f. Italic letter. Ro. Mackenzie.

Headpiece His Boyal of

On royal letter the Estates, now constituted a Parliament,
are adjourned to 5 June next. These to be proclaimed.

B.M. Adv. Pamph. 24(114), 32 (58), 1 (18). Reg. IV (77).
E.T.C. (49).

Acts ix. 95.

1 By order of Convention of Estates. N° 2818.

24 MAY.

London reprint (Savoy): E. Jones : 1689.1

2 pp. Italic letter [with No. 2816],

under His Estates

A reprint of No. 2818, q.v.

B.L. B.M. 1853. e. 5 (6).

1 Licensed 31 May, J. Fraser. 2819.

5 JUNE.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act Declaring
the Meeting of the Estates to be a Parliament.
Edinburgh : 5 June 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Italic letter. Al. Gibson.

Headpiece and Consent Ex-

The three Estates now met, noblemen, barons, and
burghs, are a lawful and free Parliament. It is high treason
to impugn its authority. These to be published.

B.M. Adv. Pamph. 24 (115). Reg. IY (78). E.T.C. (51).
Acts ix. 98. No 2820.

21 JUNE.— [BY THE ESTATES.] A Proclama-
tion Requiring the absent Members to attend the
Parliament.

Edinburgh: 21 June 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A.1 : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

Headpiece Their dom Ex-
All noblemen and commissioners of burghs to attend
Parliament before 3 July next and not to be absent without
leave on pain of imprisonment and fine. These to be
proclaimed.

B.M. Adv. Pamph. 1 (28), 32 (62). Reg. IV (79).
E.T.C. (52).

Acts ix. 100.

1 By order of Parliament. U"° 2821.

24 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, For Inbringing of His Majesties Rents.
Edinburgh : 24 June 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A.1 : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece Maje- and and
The customary issue of precepts from Chancery for crown
rents, &c., has been delayed by the revolution. All persons
liable for rents and dues to appear in Edinburgh in July
and make their accustomed payments to Sir Patrick Murray,
the Receiver-General, on pain, &c. These to be proclaimed.

B.M. Adv. Pamph. 1 (29); Procl. II (1). MS. draft,
signed Crafurd. E.T.C. (53). Reg. IV (80). Original
signed.

1 By order of Privy Council. N° 2822.

4 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation For Apprehending the Lord JBellen-
dine.

Edinburgh : 4 July 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Ma- rid necessary.

John, Lord Bellendine, murdered 3 July a soldier under
the orders of Maj.-Gen. McCay. He is to be arrested, and
watch kept at all passes and ferries. 2,000 merks reward
for his apprehension. None to shelter him. This to be
printed and published.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 6 (35). Adv. Pamph. 1 (31); Procl. II
(2). Ed. Un. Df. 1. 14 (6). E.T.C. (55). Reg. IV (82);
original signed. N° 2823.

4 JULY.

Ma- rid necessary.

Another edition of No. 2823, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 32 (64).

Dated 4 June 1689, altered by pen. 2824.

16 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, For Calling out the Heretors, and
others in the Shires of Perth and Forfar, and others
beyond the Water of Tay.

Edinburgh: 16 July 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Italic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Majesties and Extracted

The Privy Council warn the ‘ leidges ’ that Irish papists
are shipped at Craig-Fergus in three men-of-war, have
passed the Mule of Kintire, and sailed between Isla and
Jura, and probably have landed by now near Innerlochie,
meaning to join the rebels under the Viscount of Dundee.
All sheriffs and magistrates within Perth and Forfar and
north of Tay are to attend the orders of General Major
Mackay.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (50), 1 (23); Procl. II (3). Ed. Un.
Df. 1. 14 (17). N° 2825.

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Nos 2826-33

16 JULY.

London : G. Croom : 1689.

1 f. 2 11. Gothic & Roman letter.

Arms 265 His have p. 2) Striviling their
A reprint of Nos. 2825 and 2827, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 3 (79).

Price 1 d. Issue 26 July. N° 2826.

Coubin and others are rebels and traitors ; none are to
correspond with or help them. 18,000 merks Scots reward
for Dundee, dead or alive, together with a full pardon and
indemnity for all crimes, even open rebellion. These to be
printed and published.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (52), 1 (35). Ed. Un. Df. 1. 14 (15).

N° 2829.

17 JULY.— [BY THE PRU

For Furnishing of Baggage

Host.

Edinburgh: 17 July 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

ne- Horses Burghs

To provide a baggage train for Maj.-Gen. Mackay, now
marching north against Yisct. of Dundee, the leaders of the
militia-horses in Fife, Kinross, Edinburgh, Linlithgow,
Striviling, and Clackmannan are to send out two baggage
horses for each militia-horse they lead with a man and ten
days’ provision, half meal, half money. The shires to
furnish 760 baggage horses, the burghs 168 horses or carts
to correspond if so ordered. The leaders may press horses
not exceeding £48 Scots, the graith to be 40s. Scots. Each
heretor responsible according to his valued rent, he may
take his relief by pole from the tenants, cottars and trades-
men reckoned to a third. Leaders liable to a fine of £60
Scots for each deficient horse. These to be printed and
published, and read in church on Sunday next.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (51), 1 (33) ; Procl. II (4). Reg. IV (84);
State Papers 285. Ed. Un. Df. 1. 14 (16). N° 2827.

18 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Anent the opening of the Signet.

Edinburgh : 18 July 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Italic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Y COUNCIL.] Act

Horse to His Majesties

19 JULY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation anent the roup of the General post
master ship.

Edinburgh : 19 July 1689.

Found only in MS.

On the death of John Grahame the office of Postmaster-
General is vacant. It will be rouped on Wednesday next
at 3 p.m. The conditions of the roup are in the Clerk
of Council’s hands. These to be proclaimed.

Adv. Procl. II (5) ; MS. draft signed Crafurd p. Reg.
Original signed. N° 2830.

23 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Act

For the better Regulating of His Majesties Forces.
Edinburgh: 23 July 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 241 the Expedition obey
Colonels of new levies to see their men well shod and
uniformly clothed, and to stop profanity. They have power
to dismiss any incompetent soldiers. Officers making false
musters or lending men for muster will be cashiered. All
commissionat officers that have been mustered cannot be
changed without a Council of War. All officers and men
to take the Oath of Allegiance, &c.'

Sig. 109. e. 6 (37). Adv. Pamph. 15 (53), 1 (36) ; Procl.
II (6). Reg. Original signed. N° 2831.

Headpiece dated ry by

In accordance with royal letter of 10 July the Signet is
now declared open, but in regard of the present rebellion
personal execution is stopped till 1 November next. These
to be proclaimed.

Adv. Pamph. 1 (34), 32 (65) ; MS. draft, Procl. II (5).
E.T.C. (56). Reg. IV (85), (86); original signed.

Acts ix, App. 135. N° 2828.

18 JULY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Against the Viscount of Dundee, and
other Rebels now in Arms.

Edinburgh : 18 July 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 241 and High lands Published
Some hundreds of Irish papists have shipped at Craig-
I fergus on three men-of-war to join the Visct. of Dundee in
the Isles or near Lochaber. Dundee and Alexander, E. of
Dumfermling, L. Dunkeld, David Haliburton of Pitcurr,

. . . Innes of Colstoun, . . . Grant of Ballindalloch, . . .
Gordon of Achanachie, . . . Fullartoun of that Ilk, Capt.
Alexander Bruce, Alexander Leslie of Bogholm, Lieut.
John Cleland of Faskine, Sir Evan Cameron of Lochzeall,

• . . Cameron his eldest son, . . . Mcdonnald of Glengarie,

• . . Mcdonnald of Keapoch, . . . Stuart of Appin, . . .
Mcdonnald of Glencoe, Maj. William Grahame, . . . Gra-
hame brother of V. of Dundee, James Malcolm son of Laird
of Balbedie, Laird of Mcclean, Alexander Mcclean, designed
Commissar Mcclean, and . . . Mcclean of Lochbuy, the
Capt. of Clanronnald, William Farquhardson of Inverray
and . . . Farquhardson his brother, . . . Kinnaird of

VOL. II

30 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Act,
Appointing the Officers of His Majesties Forces to
attend their respective Commands.

Edinburgh : 30 July 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpieces Consider- Commanding Pub-
All officers of the standing forces this side of Tay, who
were not at the engagement with Maj.-Gen. Mackay, are to
rejoin their forces within 24 hours, and march them towards
Striviling, and not to leave them without further order.
Officers and soldiers dispersed after the late engagement
between Mackay and Dundee to repair to Edinburgh forth-
with to be re-armed. These to be printed and published.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (54); Procl. II (7), MS. draft ‘Pro-
clamation ordering, &c.’ Ed. Un. Df. 1. 14 (18). Reg.
Original signed. N° 2832.

3 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Discharging persons to go off the
Countrey.

Edinburgh : 3 August 1 689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Italic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece of day needful ,

In accordance with royal letter 26 July, no privy
councillors, officers in the army, or persons in public office
are to leave the kingdom on any pretence whatever. These
to be printed and proclaimed.

Adv. Pamph. 1 (37), 32 (66); MS. draft, Procl. II
Reg. Original signed. N° 2833.

3 K

(8). E.T.C. (58).
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6 AUGUST— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Declaring War against the French
King.

Edinburgh : 6 August 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 241 several ed and
The French king is the great disturber of Christendom,
he has invaded Ireland, declared war against Scotland and
England, and sent ships to aid in the invasion of Scotland.
War is therefore declared against him and his subjects.
French Protestant refugees to be secure in their lives,
liberties, and fortunes. These to be printed and published.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (55), 1 (39); Procl. II (10). Ed. Un.
Df. 1. 14(19). Reg. Original signed. N° 2834.

6 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Anent the Baggage-Horse.
Edinburgh : 6 August 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece obedi- Striviiing none

Cites Act 17 July last, No. 2827, q.v. Certain persons have
disobeyed the order. The sheriffs are to make strict inquiry
and levy fines on those disobedient. All persons who have
found, &c., any straggling horses since 25 July are to send
them in to the sheriflf-deputs or magistrates before 1 Sep-
tember. These to be proclaimed.

B.M. Adv. Pamph. 32 (67); MS. copy, Procl. 11(11).
E.T.C. (59). Reg. IV (88) ; original signed. N° 2835.

6 AUGUST .—[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Anent the Ministers.

Edinburgh : 6 August 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Italic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Procla - jury places

Cites proclamation 13 April 1689, No. 2802, q.v., ordering
prayers for the King and Queen, and undisturbed exercise
by existing ministers of their ministry. All ministers
driven from their churches since 1 3 April are to be allowed
to return. The parishioners of all ministers who have not
read the proclamation, or prayed for William and Mary, are
to cite them before the Privy Council for deprivation. This
to be printed and published.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (38). Adv. Pamph. 15 (56), 1 (38); Procl.
II (9). Reg. IV (87) ; original signed. N° 2836.

14 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Indemnifying such Rebels as shall
lay down their Arms. *

Edinburgh: 14 August 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Re- those at

Quotes royal letter from Hampton Court 8 August, author-
izing Proclamation of Indemnity. All persons in rebellion
or accessory thereto who lay down their arms within eight
days, and sign and swear the oath before Major-General
Mackay by 3 September or before the Privy Council by
10 September, or if yeomen before the sheriffs shall be free
of all punishment. [Follows] Form of Oath.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (39). Adv. Pamph. 15 (45) cropped, 1 (42);
Procl. II (13). Reg. IV (90). N° 2837.

14 AUGUST.

London : E. Jones (Savoy) : 1689.1
1 f. Gothic letter.

desirous Majesties Burghs

A reprint of No. 2837, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 3 (82); C. 21. f. 2 (33). Bodl. Ashm. F. 4
(21).

22 August.

1 Licensed, J. Fraser. U° 2838.

16 AUGUST — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act Allowing Irish Protestants to return to Ireland.
Edinburgh: 16 August 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Italic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

of Obedience me

Since the Duke of Shomberg is now at Bangor, Co. Doun,
with an army, the embargo on ships going to Ireland is
removed, and the Irish Protestants who are not employed in
the army may return as occasion shall offer from time to
time. These to be printed.

Adv. Pamph. 32 (69); Procl. II (12). Reg. IV (89).
E.T.C. (60). N° 2839.

22 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, For Citing Ministers who have not
Prayed for Their Majesties.

Edinburgh : 22 August 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 241 an Parochioners Privy
Cites Act 13 April last, No. 2802, q.v. Not only the
parochioners, but heretors, sheriffs, magistrates, and members
of Parliament may cite recalcitrant ministers. Citations to
ministers and to witnesses are returnable in 6 days this
side Tay, and 15 north of Tay. No prejudice to citations,
&c., already issued.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 6 (40). Adv. Pamph. 15 (57), 1 (43);
Procl. II (14). Bodl. Rawl. C. 985 (18).1 Reg. Original
signed.

1 This copy has a summons to Mr. William Thomson, Minister of
Borroustownes, to appear before the Privy Council on 12 September.

N° 2840.

24 AUGUST -[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, For a General Fast.

Edinburgh : 24 August 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

continu- Work at

The Presbyterian ministers, elders, and professors of the
Church of Scotland have addressed the Privy Council to
order a fast. It is to be kept, this side Tay 15 Sept.,
north of Tay 22 Sept. Sir William Lockhart, solicitor, to
notify the sheriffs. This to be read in all churches and
meeting-houses, and to be printed and published.

E. Crafurd, P., M. Douglas, E. Southerland, E. Leven,
E. Annandale, L. Rose, L. Carmichell, Sir Hugh Campbel
of Calder, Sir James Montgomerie of Skelmorly, Sir Arch.
Murray of Blackbarrony, James Brody of that Ilk, Sir John
Hall, L. Provost of Edinburgh.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (41). Adv. Pamph. 15 (58), 19 (7); Procl.
II (15). Reg. IV (15) ; original signed. N° 2841.

24 AUGUST.

Impeniten- be Mer-
Another edition of No. 2841, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 1 (17). N° 2842.

1 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE DUKE OF

SCHONBERG.] A Proclamation By Frederick
Duke of Schonberg, General of all Their Majesties

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N°s 2843-51

Forces in Ireland, for preventing Plunders and
Robberies.

Belfast : 1 September 1689.

Edinburgh reprint : [Heir of A. A.] : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Schomberg.

Headpiece commit- (Sutlers ready
A reprint of Nos. 1058, 1067, Ireland, q.v.

B.M. Adv. Pamph. 3 (100). N° 2843.

2 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, For taking the Oath of
Allegiance.

Edinburgh : 2 September 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Majesties Sworn at

The Oath of Allegiance to be taken by all sheriffs, &c.,
magistrates, clerks, &c., publicly before 24 Sept, next, to
be recorded in the registers of their courts, and a certified
extract to be sent to Privy Council before 15 Nov. These
to be printed and published. Follows : the Oath of Alle-
giance.

E. Crafurd P., M. Douglas, E. Southerland, E. Annan-
dale, L. Ross, L. Ruthven, Sir Hugh Campbel of Calder,
Sir Patrick Hume of Polwart, Sir James Murray of Black-
barrony, James Brodie of that Ilk, Sir John Hall, L.
Provost.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (59), 1 (44); MS. draft, Procl. II (16).
Reg. IV (90) ; original signed. N° 2844.

14 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE DUKE OP
SCHONBERG.l A Third Proclamation By His
Grace Frederick Duke of Schonberg, General of
Their Majesties Forces in Ireland.

Dundalk : 14 September 1689.

Edinburgh reprint: sine nom. : 1689.

1 f. Gothic letter.

has ties take

A reprint of No. 1068, Ireland, q.v.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 3 (101), 32 (93). Ed. Un. Df. 1. 14
(8). N° 2845.

17 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, For Rouping the Excise
of Malt, Ale, and Strong- waters.

Edinburgh : 17 September 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Italic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Taking Ale Printed.

The excise of malt, ale, and strong- waters in 20 northern
and western counties is to be set in farm on 31 Oct. next.
The 29 Oct. between 10 and 12 a.m. in the Exchequer
House is appointed for rouping and setting in farm the
excise. This to be proclaimed and printed.

B.M. Sig. 109. e. 6 (42). Adv. Pamph. 1 (45); Procl. II
(17). Reg. IV (91). E.T.C. (63). N° 2846.

17 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, For Regulating the Army’s
Payment of their Quarters.

Edinburgh : 17 September 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Forces and E-

In order that provision may be made for the troops and
no abuses committed, free quartering, transient or local, is
absolutely forbidden. If any damages are caused or quarters
not paid the landlords may go before two Commissioners of
Assessment and certify his damage on oath, when the

collector of the cess is to pay it. With regard to English
troops, accounts signed are to be sent to the Privy Council.
The Commissioners of Assessment are to meet before 3
October (N. of Tay 1 1 October) and fix the price of corn,
straw and hay, providing a magazine of 8 days’ stock in
the burghs of the shire, to be paid for by the collectors of
cess.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (60), 1 (46); Procl. II (18). Reg.
Original, with corrections, signed. N° 2847.

19 SEPTEMBER.- [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation Discharging the payment
of the Rents of the Bishoprics to any, but the
Persons named by the Council.

Edinburgh : 19 September 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpieces Declar- their the
Prelacy was abolished by Act 5 July last. Alexander
Hamilton of Kinkell is to draw the tithes of Archbishoprick
of St. Andrews. Orkney is to be drawn with the rents of
the lordship. The other tithes are to be paid to commis-
sioners appointed by the Privy Council and none other for
this cropt and year.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 6 (43) cropped. Adv. Pamph. 15 (61),
1 (47); Procl. 11(19). Reg. Original signed.

N° 2848.

19 SEPTEMBER.

London : G. Croom for T. Watson : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 266 of Date Kingdom,

A reprint of No. 2848, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 3 (85). P.C. I (127). Guild. 4 (42).

1 October. 2849.

I OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, For Adjourning the Parliament
from the Eighth of October next, to the twentieth
of December thereafter.

Edinburgh : 1 October 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Italic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpieces Current the Deli-
By royal letter Hampton Court, 25 Sept. 1689, the Parlia-
ment is to be further adjourned to 20 Dec., when all members
are to attend.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (44). Adv. Pamph. 15 (62), 1 (50); Procl.

II (20). Ed. Un. Df. 1. 14 (12). Reg. Original signed.

N° 2850.

5 OCTOBER. — [BY THE KING AND
QUEEN.] His Majesties Letter, To the Privy
Council of Scotland, For Opening the Signet, and
Intimating the Sitting of the Session.

Newmarket : 5 October 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Melvil.

right We which

Proclamation to issue that Signet be opened and the
Session sit on 1 Nov. next. Advertise the Lords, whose
oaths were taken by the Earl of Crafurd, to give attendance.
Sir J ames Dalrymple of Stair, Sir John Baird of Newbaith,
and Mr. Alexander Swinton of Mersington have been ad-
mitted. They or two of them are to try the qualifications
of the remanent persons and admit them.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 6 (45). Adv. Pamph. 1 (49), 32 (94),
a copy on back of No. 2854 ; Procl. II (21). Reg. IV (92).

N° 2851.

3 K 2

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8 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Anent the glass work.

Edinburgh : 8 October 1689.

Found only in MS.

The glass works at Leith can now make green glass
bottles, chemistry and apothecaries’ glasses, as well and as
cheap as can be got from London or Newcastle. By Act
of 3 October inst. the works are declared a manufactory,
and are given the benefit of all acts in favour of manu-
factures. No one is to import any green glass bottles or
chemistrie and apothecarie glasses on pain of confiscation,
&c. These to be printed and published.

Adv. Procl. II (20), MS. Reg. Original signed.

N° 2852.

11 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act of His Majesties Privy Council for a Voluntar
Contribution for poor Starving Prisoners heavily
Gi’oaning under Tyranny and Oppression in France.

Edinburgh : 11 October 1689.

Edinburgh : sine nota : 1689.

1 f. Italic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Having considered Ex-

On petition of Duncan Campbel, William Cant, John
Fleucker, James Gatt, David Wishart, James Dunlop,
William Bruce, Richard Hislop, and others, seamen on
the George of Leith, that in May last they were apprehended
at Dunkirk, being ready to sail home, and barbarously used,
being transported 400 miles over land, and in a starving
condition. Nicolas Drummer was imprisoned here by the
Estates on their account. A collection is to be made in
Edinburgh for their maintenance and release if possible.
Captain Edward Burd of Foord to be collector, who has
found caution.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (47). F 2853.

15 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation For Opening the Signet, and In-
timating the Sitting of the Session.

Edinburgh : 15 October 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Commissioner, Matter that

In accordance with the royal letter 5 Oct. the session will
sit 1 November next. The Signet will be opened 17 October
next to waken processes, and expede summons and writs.
The Lords of Session whose oaths were taken by Lord
Crafurd are to attend. These to be printed and published.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 6(46). Adv. Pamph. 1 (50); Procl. II
(22). Ed. Un. Df. 1. 14 (10). E.T.C. (64, 65). Reg. IV
(92) ; original signed. N° 2854.

6 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE TOWN COUNCIL
OP EDINBURGH.] Act of the Town Council
of Edinburgh, in pursuance of the foresaid Act
[No. 2853, q.v.].

Edinburgh: 6 November 1689.

Edinburgh : sine nota : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. iEneas Mcleod.

of pursuance said

The Lord Provost, baillies, council, and deacons of crafts,
ordinary and extraordinary, being convened in consequence
of the Act of Privy Council 11 Oct., No. 2853, q.v., order
the collection to be made at the kirk-doors on Sunday next
17 November inst. in this city, Cannongate, South and
North Leith ; the collections to be delivered to the kirk-
treasurer of Edinburgh for Edward Burd of Foox-d.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (48). N° 2855.

12 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, For preventing of
Depi'edations fi'om the Highlanders.

Edinburgh : 12 November 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

the Highlands Igno-

Garrisons have been appointed on the borders of the
Highlands, to pi’event the incursions of the rebels. No one
is to assist the rebels, all are to give notice to the nearest
garrison of their approach. On the firing a beacon, all the
fencible men within 1 2 miles are to repair to the garrison
forthwith in arms with 4 days’ provisions. If the x-ebels
are in force the gari'ison commander to give notice to the
chief commanding officer and the next garrisons. These to
be printed and published in Edinbui-gh, Argile, Dumbartoun,
Sti-iviling, Perth, Kincardine, Aberdene, Bamff, Elgin, Ross,
Nairn, Inverness, &c.

B.M. Sig. 109. e. 6(49). Adv. Pamph. 24 (115), 1 (55) ;
Procl. II (23). E.T.C. (67). Reg. IV (93), (97); original
signed. N° 2850.

29 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN
CIL.] A Proclamation, For Regulating the Post
Office.

Edinburgh: 29 November 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 241 by-past, rections other

On 14 August last, John Blair, apothecary, Edinburgh,
was made postmaster-general for seven years from Mai’tinmas
1689. To appoint a general letter-office in Edinbui-gh. (1) To
send letters from Edinburgh to Drumfreis, Glasgow, Air,
Dundee, Kelso, Jedburgh, Perth, and Striveling at 2s. Scots
single and 4s. a double letter. The same to Hamilton.
(2) Between Edinburgh and Cai’lyle, Port-patrick, Aberdene,
and Dunkeld 3s. a single, 6s. a double letter, &c. (3)

Between Edinbui-gh and Kirkcudbright, Inverness, and
other places beyond Aberdene 4s. single, 8s. double letters,
and so on. (4) On by-roads Is. for bringing the letter to
the post office. (5) Pacquets weighing 3 ounces, three times
as much as a letter. Blair is to have a monopoly. All
magistrates to aid him. Persons may send their own
servants on their own business. This without pi’ejudice to
the post-mastei’s between Edinburgh and Berwick who were
established before the late grant to John Grahame, deceased
of the office. This to be proclaimed at the mercat crosses
of the i-oyal boroughs.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 6 (50). Adv. Pamph. 15 (64), 1 (56)
cropped ; Procl. II (25). Reg. IV (94) ; original signed.

N° 2857.

29 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, For Preventing of false
Mustui'es.

Edinburgh : 29 November 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 241 con- making Mustering

Officers making false musters to be cashiered with infamy
and obliged to refund. Persons employed in false musters
to be whipped and burned in the cheek. Lists of soldiers
to be made in triplicate quarterly ; one to Sir Thomas
Moncrieff, Clerk to the Treasury, one to the muster-master-
general, and one to be retained, giving birthplace, place of
levy, and trade. Servants not to be mustered. Soldiers
on foreloff to be put on a list. Rewards of promotion to
inferior commissioned officers, 500 merks to sergeant or
corporal, and 200 merks to a soldier proving a false muster.

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This to be printed and published, and read at the head of
the regiments, &c., at mustering time.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 6 (51). Adv. Pamph. 15 (65), 1 (57);
Procl. II (24). Ed. Un. Df. 1. 14 (14). Reg. Original
signed. N° 2858.

4 DECEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation For Adjourning of the
Parliament From the 20 of December to the 1 of
March thereafter.

Edinburgh : 4 December 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Pro- did du-

By royal letter Holland-House, 30 Nov., Parliament is
to be further adjourned from 20 Dec. to 1 March next.

B.M. Sig. 109. e. 6 (52). Adv. Pamph. 1 (58), 32 (96) ;
Procl. II (25a). Reg. IV (95); original signed. E.T.C. (68).

N° 2859.

6 DECEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act of His Majesties Privy Council,
Reviving the foresaid Act of Parliament, and several
Acts of Council and Exchequer, concerning the
said Manufactory of Wool and Tow-Cairds.

Edinburgh : 6 December 1689.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1689.

1 f. Roman letter.

Edin-

Cites Letters Patent 3 June 1663 to James Currie, late
Px-ovost of Edinburgh, to erect a manufactory of wool and
tow caii’ds for 19 years. By Act of 1st Pari. Chas. II,
materials for the factory are to be imported free, and sale
of old cairds is forbidden. The Lords of Treasury 1 1 J uly
1673 ordered collectors of customs to enforce this. Under
Great Seal 8 Feb. 1681 the gift was continued for 19 years
more to John Hay and James Hay, having right by progress
from James Currie and James Auchterlony, and on 15 July
1681 the Lords of Exchequer ordered all old caii'ds to be
burnt. No merchants, pedlers, &c., are to import any old
cairds into this kingdom. All customs and excise officers
to seize and burn old cairds. The manufacturers may appoint
waiters to seize all old furbished cairds. These to be printed
and published.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (53), top part removed, last part only ; MS.
draft, signed Crafurd P. Adv. Procl. II (26). Reg.
Original signed. N° 2860.

1690

3 JANUARY— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act and Order of Council, for Sequestrating the
Rents of such as are in Rebellion against Their
Majesties.

Edinburgh : 3 January 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

and Archibald and

The following are in rebellion, . . . John, E. of Melfort, Sir
Archibald Kennedy of Cullean, Col. Cannon, John late
Visct. of Dundee, ... E. of Dunfermling, E. of Buchan,
Visct. of Frendraught, L. Dunkell, Colin Mckenzie (uncle to
E. of Seaforth), Sir John Drummond of Machany, Sir
William Wallace of Cragie, Sir James Hamilton of Eliston,
... of Archarach, . . . Ci’awfurd younger of Ardmillan, and
. . . Ci-aufurd his brother, Mr. David Graham, brother of
1. Visct. of Dundee, . . . Robertson of Strouan, . . . Stuart of
Ladywell, . . . Ogilvy of Clova, James Edmiston of Newtoun
of Down, . . . Grant of Balindalloch, Sir Ewen Cameron of

Lochel, . . . Cameron his eldest son, Sir Donald Macdonald
of Slait, . . . Mcnauchton of Dundorow, Maj. Middleton,
Ensign Winster, Capt. Charters, Capt. John Ramsay, son
of 1. Bishop of Ross, Maj. William Gi’ahame of Boquhaple,
Capt. Patrick Blair (1. in E. of Dunmores Regt. of Di'agoons),

. . . Cleiland of Foskin, Halyburton of Pitcur, . . . Gi’ant of
Glennxoristoun, . . . Frazer of Foyer, . . . Blair of Glessclune,
Archibald Mcdonald of Largie, his bi-other, Alexander
Mcallister of Loup, . . . Mcilvernock of Oib, Donald Mcneil
of Galochellie, Hector Mcneil (his cousin gei-man), John
Mcnaughton, uncle to Laird of Mcnaughton, and his two
sons, . . . Stuart of Appein, John Stuart of Ax-dsheil, and
his bi-ethi’en, Alexander Stuart of Innernahyle, James Stuart
of Fasnacloich, John Stuart, Fiar thereof, Alexander
Mcdonald alias Mcean of Glencoe, and his two sons, Mcdonald
of Auchatrichaten, Sir John M' lean of Mclean, Hector Mclean
of Lochbuy, Mclean of Kingai-loch, . . . Mclean of Kinloch-
halin, Mr. Alexander Mclean, late Commissar of Ai-gyle, . . .
Mcclean of Coll, Mclean of Tarbet, Charles Alexander Mclean’s
3 sons in Arros, . . . Mclean of Ardgour elder and younger
and grandchild, John Cameron of Glendishorse, and his
brother, Cameron of Collort, . . . Mcmartin alias Cameron
of Latterfindlay, and his eldest son, . . . Cameron of Gleni-
vish, . . . Mcquair of Uluva, . . . Mcdonald Captain of Clan-
ronnald, . . . Mcdonald of Glengame, . . . Mcdonald of
Ochterraw, . . . Mcdonald of Ferset, . . . Mcdonald of Ben-
becula, . . . Mcdonald of Keppoch, Major Duncan Menzies,

. . . Stuart of Ballachen, Alexander Stuart his brother, . . .
Farquherson of Inverx-ey, Mr. Robert Stuart, late Minister at
Balquhitliei’, Andrew Clark, Feuer in Down, . . . Mcdonald
younger of Slate, Robert Stuart brother to . . . Stuart of
Annat, . . . Grahame of Duntruin, William Livingston of
Kilsyth, Capt. James Murray, Lieut. James Murray, Capt.
Lieut. Crichton, Lt. Col. Donald Mcgreigor, . . . Mrgreigor
of Braikley, . . . Chisholm of Strathglass, . . . Chisholm his
uncle, Patrick Stuart alias vie Domachie, Mcinteirn Wod-
setter in Athole, John Stuart Wodsetter of Salichan, Dugald
Stuart of Ackivlar, Alexander Stuart Wodsetter in Baloch,
Dugald Stuart of Auchicon, Mr. Ai-chibald Mccalman of
Arivain, John Mceanroy alias Mccoll, and Ewen his eldest
son, John Mccoll . . . Portioners of Glasdrum, John Reid
alias Mcnaughton Feuar of Finchocken in Lismore. The
sheriffs of the shires concerned are to notify the tenants to
keep all rents and pi’operty accruing to these persons under
sure fence till order is taken. If there is tulns accessus to
deliver notice personally, if not by affixing it after proclama-
tion at the Mercat Cross of the head-burgh. Returns to be
made to Sir William Lockhart, H.M. Solicitor. These to
be printed and published.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 6 (54). Adv. Pamph. 15 (66), 22 (50),

I (60) ; Procl. II (27). Reg. IV (99). N° 2861.

10 JANUARY— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL ]

A Proclamation, For Levying of Sea-men, and

bringing in the Accompt due by the Soldiers.

Edinburgh : 10 January 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 241 Manifested also Coun-

Refers to royal letter, Kensington, 4 January. Will
entertain 4 regiments more of foot from privy purse.
Council to ascertain what is due from the regiments of
Major-General McKay, Earl of Levin, Sir James Lesly,
Colonel George Ramsay, Colonel Lawdei-, Colonel Baviidge,
and Sir Thomas Livingstons, and the othei's gone to Ireland.
Council to raise a competent number of Scots seamen for his
service. Magistrates to certify debts owing befoi’e 20 Feb-
ruary, to pay 40s. sterling and 6 d. a day pay to eveiy seaman
they can l-aise, and to send a report of the number of men
pi’essed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (55). Adv. Pamph. 15 (67), 1 (61) ; Procl.

II (28). Ed. Un. Df. 1. 14 (22). N° 2862.

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10 JANUARY.

London : for L. Curtiss : [16§§].

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 261 Mani- same She-

A reprint of No. 2863, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 3 (93).

24 January. N° 2863.

23 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act Allowing the Depute for the Privy
Seal to Subscribe the Writs passing the same.
Edinburgh : 23 January 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Italic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece Consi- James Edin-

The Privy Seal of James being broken, and a new one not
being made, all Privy Seals shall be valid with the subscrip-
tion of the deputy for the Commissioners for the Privy Seal.
All such documents are to be brought in for sealing within
30 days after notice is given of the coming down of the new
seal. This to be printed and published.

B.M. Sig. 109. e. 6 (56). Adv. Pamph. 1 (62), 32 (109) ;
Procl. II (29). Reg. IV (100). N° 2864.

6 FEBRUARY. — BY THE KING AND

QUEEN. A Proclamation, For Dissolving this
present Parliament, and Declaring the speedy
calling another.

Whitehall: 6 February 1689[-90].
Edinburgh reprint : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 241 and ment of

A reprint of No. 4027, England, q.v.

B.M. Adv. Pamph. 1 (64). Reg. IY (59). N° 2865.

13 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE KING AND
QUEEN.] His Majesties Gracious Letter to the
Privy Council of Scotland.

Kensingtoun : 13 February 16§§.

[Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.]

1 f. Roman letter. Melvill.

Headpiece trusty ed We

Acknowledges letter of 8th urging his personal opening
of Parliament. As he has to meet the English Parliament
on 20 March they are to adjourn Parliament from 1st to
1 8th, when instructions will be sent.

B.M. Sig. 109. e. 6 (57). Adv. Pamph. 22 (51), 32

(101) , 1 (65); Procl. II (30). Reg. IV (101). M° 2866.

18 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, For Adjourning the
Parliament from the 1st day of March next, to the
18th day of the said Moneth.

Edinburgh : 18 February 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter.

Hoi- March Indorsed

Cites royal letters, 30 Nov. and 13 Feb. Parliament is
adjourned to 18 March at 10 a.m. when all members are
to meet.

B.M. Sig. 109. e. 6 (58). Adv. Pamph. 22 (51), 32

(102) , 1 (66); Procl. II (31). Reg. IY (101). N° 2867.

20 FEBRUARY. — BY THE KING AND
QUEEN. A Proclamation For A General Fast.
Whitehall: 20 February 1689[-90].

Edinburgh reprint : Soc. of Stat.1 : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter.

Carried be all

A reprint of No. 4030, England, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (68), 22 (45).

1 At the Society of Stationers Printing House, Harts Close.

N° 2868.

15 MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation For Adjourning the Parliament to
the twenty-seventh of March.

Edinburgh : 15 March 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Italic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

the journment du-

Cites royal letters, Kensington 13 Feb. and Kensington
28 Feb. Parliament is further adjourned from 18 March to
27 March at 10 a.m.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (61). Adv. Pamph. 1 (67) ; Procl. II (32).

N° 2869.

15 MARCH.

London reprint : G. Larkin : [1690].

1 f. Roman letter.

the and same
A reprint of No. 2869, q.v.

Dalk. 2 (117). N° 2870.

20 MARCH.— [BY THE KING AND QUEEN.]

His Majesties Gracious Letter to the Privy Council
of Scotland, for Adjourning the Parliament.
Kensingtoun : 20 March 16||.

1 f. Roman letter [with No. 2872].

Headpiece Counsel- right heartily
To allow some matters to be adjusted so as to obtain
unanimity, Parliament is to be adjourned from 27 March
to 15 April. Lord Melvill, our commissioner, to have full
power.

B.M. Sig. 109. e. 6 (59). Adv. Pamph. 22 (65), 32

(105) , 1 (69). Reg. IV (102). N° 2871.

25 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, For Adjourning the Parliament
from the 27th day of March, to the 15 th day of
April next.

Edinburgh : 25 March 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Ken- of Bear-

Cites royal letters, Kensington 28 Feb. adjourning Parlia-
ment from 18th to 27th, and Kensington 20 March. Par-
liament is further adjourned to 15 April next at 10 a.m.
B.M. Sig. 109. e. 6 (60). Adv. Pamph. 22 (65), 32

(106) , 1 (69); Procl. II (33). Reg. IV (102). N° 2872.

25 APRIL— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act Restoring
the Presbyterian Ministers who were thrust from
their Churches since the first of January, 1661.
Edinburgh : 25 April 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Gothic letter. J. Hay.

Parliament, above of

All Presbyterian ministers yet alive extruded from their
benefices since 1 Jan. 1661 may presently resume their
ministry in their parishes. They are to enjoy the whole
benefice for the cropt 1689 if it is vacant, if not to the half-
year from Whitsunday to Michaelmas, the present incumbent
retaining the rest. Present incumbents are to remove from
manses and gleibs before Whitsunday next. Privy Council
to execute.

B.L. B.M. Adv. Pamph. 22 (53), 32 (113), 19 (8). Reg.
IV (106), (107). Ed. Un. Df. 1. 14 (23).

Acts ix. 111. N° 2873.

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3 JUNE. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, For Raising Pioniers, and providing
Baggage-Horses to the Army.

Edinburgh : 3 June 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A.1 : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncreiff.

the niers pretend

By Act of Parliament of 31 May, pioniers are to be provided
to make fortifications at Innerlochie. 500 pioniers are wanted,
and baggage horses for the forces under Maj.-Gen. Mckay.
The sheriffs of 10 northern shires to meet and raise 22
from Sutherland, 35 from Caithness, 154 from Inverness
and Ross (83 Ross, 71 Inverness, burghs not included),
17 Nairn, 5 Cromarty, 63 Elgin, 68 Bamff, Aberdeenshire
69, Burgh 14, Kincardin 17. Burghs — Week 1, Forres 2,
Dingwall 1, Dornock 1, Forterosse 2, Tayn 2, Crommarty 2,
Invernesse 13, Cullen 1, Bamff 3, Nairn 1, Elgin 6. Meet-
ing-place on 18 June appointed. Leaders of militia horse to
send sufficient baggage horses, graithed with sodds, and sack,
and a pair of backels or creils, a man with every two horses,
for Stirlingshire, &c., 88, Fife, &c., 176, Perth 176, Forfar,
103. Burghs— Perth 10, Dundee 18, Stirling 5, St. Andrews
6, Dysart 2, Monrosse 5, Anstruther 1, Innerkeithing 1,
Brichen 1, Pittenweem 2, Dumfermling 2, Aberbrothick 1,
Culrosse 1, Crail 2. Horses not over £48 Scots, graith 405.
Scots. To meet at Perth 12 June. Pioniers and men with
baggage horses shall have two pecks of meal and 12s. Scots
a week, or 5s. Scots a day, from the day of their arrival.
These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (62). Adv. Pamph. 15 (69), 1 (74);
Procl. II (34). Reg. IV (109). Ed. Un. Df. 1. 14 (20).

1 Printer to the King and Queen’s Most Excellent Majesties.

N° 2874.

7 JUNE.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act Ordaining
the Commissioners of Supply, their Collectors and
Clerks to take the Oath of Allegiance.

Edinburgh : 7 June 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter. Th. Burnett.

Soveraign effectually Par-
All commissioners of supply, their collectors and clerks,
are to take, swear, and subscribe the oath of allegiance to
Their Majesties.

Adv. Pamph. 32(117). Reg. IV ( 1 1 0).

Acts ix. 147. N° 2875.

13 JUNE.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act, For a
Publick Fast.

Edinburgh: 13 June 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter. Th. Burnet.

and and Ex-

Tuesday 24 June (1 July N. of Tay) to be a public and
solemn fast. Ministers to intimate from their pulpits the
Lord’s day preceding. These to be proclaimed and printed.
Adv. Pamph. 32 (118), 19 (12). Reg. IV (112).

Acts ix. 150. Jfo 2876.

13 JUNE— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act, Con-
cerning the Commissioners of Supply who Refuse
to take the Oath of Allegiance.

Edinburgh : 13 June 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Italic letter. Th. Burnet.

appointed the Re-

The commissioners of supply appointed 7 June to take
the oath of allegiance who do not qualify before 1 August
next are to be considered as not accepting the Commission,

and others will be appointed in their places, unless they
have already taken it, or are engaged otherwise in Their
Majesties’ service.

Reg. IV (111).

Acts ix. 150. u° 2877.

14 JUNE— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act of Par-
liament, For an Additional Supply out of the
Annual rent of Money.

[Edinburgh] : 14 June 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter. Th. Burnet.

Headpiece Du- the Ex-
One-sixth of all annual rents and annuities in Scotland
granted for one year towards payment of army arrears, the
first payments to be made to shires for sums advanced to the
forces.

Adv. Pamph. 32 (119). Reg. IV (113).

Acts ix. 152. Ifo 2878.

19 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation By the King and Queens Majesties.
[Search to be made in Edinburgh.]
Edinburgh: 19 June 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Italic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 241 Britain, sengers the
Certain treasonable associations, under commission from
the late King James, have been formed, to aid which Henry
Navail Pain, prisoner at Edinburgh, was sent into Scotland
and seized in Annandale. Search is being made in Edin-
burgh for his correspondents. All subjects who live peace-
ably and dutifully are in perfect security. This to be
proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (64). Adv. Pamph. 1 (75) ; Procl. II (35).
Reg. IV (115), (116). N° 2879.

19 JUNE. - [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Their Majesties High Commissioner . . .
[Order concerning the Fast ]

Edinburgh : 19 June 1690.

[Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.]

1 f. Roman letter (with Act of Gen. Assembly).

Gilb. Eliot.

that by 7ms-

Considering the neglect of posts the fast ordered by the
Estates, No. 2876, q.v., may not have been universally kept.
If so it is to be kept on the Tuesday after.

[Preceded by an Act of General Assembly on the causes
of the Fast, signed by John Spalding, of the same date.]
[Begins] ‘The General Meeting of . . .’

B.M. Adv. Pamph. 19 (13). Reg. IV (114). N° 2880.

21 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, For Securing of the Peace within the
City of Edinburgh, and Suburbs thereof.
Holy-Rood-House: 21 June 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncrieff.

of Reign and

All inhabitants of Edinburgh, Ports-Burgh, Bristo,
Potterraw, and Pleasants to give their lodgers’ names to
the captain of the main guard of Edinburgh, those within
the Cannongate and Caltoun to the captain of the main
guard of the Cannongate, and those within Leith to the
captain there on penalty of £20 Scots, one-half to informers.
Captains to test these lists once a week. Security to be
taken from all freemen for the conduct of their apprentices
and servants. Journeymen to find caution for their good
behaviour. No servants to be in the streets after 10 at

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night, unless servants of physicians, &c. These to be pro-
claimed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (65). Adv. Pampli. 15 (70), 24 (125),

1 (76); Procl. II (37). Reg. IV (118). N° 2881.

21 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Discharging the Exportation of
Victual.

Holy-rude-house : 21 June 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

King Messengers Reign

As the storing of provisions for the forces may give rise
to fears of scarcity, the export of meal, oats, and pease for
sale is prohibited under pain of confiscation of ship and
good, and imprisonment of masters and shippers. Customs
officers to execute this. These to be printed and published.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 6 (66). Adv. Pamph. 1 (77), 32 (120) ;
Procl. II (36). Reg. IV (117), (119). N° 2882.

4 JULY. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act For

Visitation of Universities, Col ledges and Schools.
Edinburgh : 4 July 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 241 Con- of Extracted
No professors, principals, regents, masters, or office bearers
in any University college or school to remain unless he
signs the Confession of Faith and the Oath of Allegiance.
63 visitors are named to visit all universities, colleges,
and schools in the kingdom, to purge out insufficient
teachers, consider the revenues and foundations, and order
the modes of teaching, &c. First meeting of visitors to be
held on 23 July at Edinburgh.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (71), 19 (14). Reg. IV (120).

Acts ix. 163. ]ST° 2883.

14 JULY.— BY THE KING AND QUEEN.

A Proclamation.

Whitehal : 14 July 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 241 the Majesties ut-
A reprint of No. 4043, England, q.v.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (67). Adv. Pamph. 15 (72). N° 2884.

19 JULY.— BY THE KING AND QUEEN.

A Proclamation. [Adjourning the Assizes.]
Whitehall : 19 July 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter.

the vide Alte-

A reprint of No. 4045, England, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (73), 1 (81). N° 2885.

19 JULY. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act of

Parliament, Anent the Conziage of Copper.
Edinburgh: 19 July 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1691.

1 f. Roman letter. Robert Balfour.

the Copper Punish-

Seeing the necessity of more small change, and that the
value 205. Scots out of 1 lb. of copper is not sufficient,
3,000 stones of copper are to be coined in the next six years,
two-thirds in twopenny pieces, and a third in sixpenny
pieces, at a rate not exceeding 30s. Scots to 1 lb. copper.
Not more than 500 stones to be coined in one year. Act
24, Pari. 1686 to stand in all force after this coinage. Any
coinage over this amount to be punished as false coinage.
Adv. Pamph. 1 (82).

Acts ix. 195. - 2886.

26 JULY— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, For A Solemn and Publick Thanks-
giving.

Edinburgh : 26 July 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. MoncriefF.

Ireland, ty need-

The Committee of the General Meeting of the ministers
and elders of the Church having desired a day of solemn
thanksgiving, Tuesday 5 August this side Tay, and
12 August north of Tay is appointed. This to be read
in all pulpits the Sunday before. These to be printed and
proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (69). Adv. Pamph. 15 (74), 1 (83),
19(16); Procl. II (38). N° 2887.

4 AUGUST- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation For Bringing in the Accompts due
by Their Majesties Forces.

Edinburgh : 4 August 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Gothic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 241 Great- stitute be
By Act and Proclamation 10 Jan. 1690, No. 2862, q.v.,
the commissioners of assessment or excise were to call up
all accompts due to landlords, &c. , before 20 February. All
landlords unpaid are to testify to the commissioners, how
many soldiers were quartered on them, how long, and what
they advanced to them. The accompts are to be reported
to the clerk of the Privy Council before 1 Nov. next, on pain
of non-payment. This to be proclaimed and printed, &c.
Sig. 109. e. 6 (70). Adv. Pamph. 1 (84). N° 2888.

4 AUGUST.

Great- cil be
Another edition of No. 2888, q.v.

Adv. Procl. II (39). N° 2880.

4 AUGUST. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, For Choosing the Additional
Representatives of Barons to the Parliament.
Edinburgh : 4 August 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

and two doors

The following additional commissioners shall be chosen
for next session and all future Parliaments. Edinburgh 2,
Hadingtoun 2, Berwick 2, Roxburgh 2, Lanerk 2, Dum-
freis 2, Kirkcudbright 1, Air 2, Stirling 1, Perth 2,
Aberdene 2, Argile 1, Fife 2, Forfar 2, Renfrew 1.
Elections to be held on fixed days from 12 to 27 August.
All barons and freeholders to swear allegiance and subscribe
the ‘ Certificate and Assurance ’ before voting. These to be
printed and published.

Follows the Certificat and Assurance. Acknowledging
William and Mary lawful sovereigns and promising to
maintain them against James or his adherents.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (71). Adv. Pamph. 15 (76), 1 (85); Procl.
II (40). N° 2800.

4 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Ordaining all Persons in Publick
Trust to sign the Certificat and Assurance.
Edinburgh : 4 August 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncreiff.

Arms 241 Britain, We Ordains
All sheriffs, &c., and others in places of trust to sign the
Certificate and Assurance before 20 Aug. (N. of Tay 1 Sept.,
Orkney 29 Sept.), record it in their registers, and send certified

440

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Nos 2891-901

extract to Privy Council before 1 and 10 Sept, respectively
or 5 Nov. These to be proclaimed and printed. Follows
the Certificat and Assurance.

B.L. Adv. Pamph. 15 (75); MS. Procl. 11(41). Reg. IV
(124). N° 2891.

4 AUGUST.

Arms 241 Ireland, liament Regali-
Another edition of No. 2891, q.v.

B.L. N° 2892.

19 AUGUST — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, For Discovering and Apprehending
such as Rob the Pacquets.

Edinburgh : 19 August 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 241 and site ro-

James Seton, youngest son of Visct. Kingstoun, and John
Seton, brother of Sir George Seton of Garletoun, did on
Saturday last, 16 August, rob the post-boy of Cockburnspath,
between the almshouse and Hedderwick-muire, as he was
riding to Haddingtoun, and carried away the pacquet to
Garletoun. When seized they escaped. They are to be
arrested, none are to aid them. A reward will be paid.
These to be proclaimed.

Adv. Procl. II (42). N° 2893.

19 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Ordaining Officers of the Army to
repair to their Charges.

Edinburgh : 19 August 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Italic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Grace Faith pre-

All officers absent on forlolf or otherwise are to repair to
their charges within 24 hours on highest peril. These to be
printed and published.

Adv. Pamph. 32 (127). Original signed, Procl. II (43).
Reg. IV (125). N° 2894.

10 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

of Parliament, Appointing the Commissioners of
Supply, to meet at the Michaelmas Head-Court.
Edinburgh : 10 September 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter. Tho. Burnet.

Headpiece have neths of
As a new supply of £216,000 has been granted 3 months
cess over and above the 2 months cess at Martinmas next,
the commissioners of supply are to meet in the Michaelmas
head-courts and arrange for its collection. These to be
printed.

Adv. Pamph. 32 (129). Reg. IV (126).

Acts ix. 237. N° 2895.

17 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation For a solemn and publick
Thanksgiving.

Holy-rood-House : 17 September 1690.
Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

God, Defenders second

Sunday next, 21 September, in Edinburgh, Haddingtoun,
and Linlithgow, and Sunday, 5 October, elsewhere to be a
solemn and publick day of thanksgiving for victory in
Ireland. To be read the Sunday preceding. These to be
printed and published.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 6 (72). Adv. Pamph. 1 (86), 19 (18),
32 (130) ; Procl. II (44). Reg. IV (127). N° 2896.

VOL. II 4

26 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, For Opening the Mint.
Holy-Rood-House : 26 September 1690.
Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece God, sevants October
The mint to be opened (pursuant to Act of Parliament
1686) on 16 October. A warrant was signed for coinage of
silver coin 8 Feb. last. This to be proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (73). Adv. Pamph. 1 (87); Procl. 11(45).
Reg. IV (128).

Patrick ii. 226. 2897.

26 SEPTEMBER.- [BY THE PRIVY COUN
CIL.] Act Discharging Persons to go to Ireland
without Passes.

[Edinburgh] : 26 September 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncreif.

Headpiece Council of same.

Many persons are going to Ireland on expectation of get-
ting land there on easy terms, leaving their landlords here
unsatisfied. Others are rebels. No one is to be allowed to
pass without a certificate that their rents, &c., had been
satisfied and a certificate of the lawful business they have in
Ireland. A pass from a member of Privy Council or from
two Commissioners of Supply or Justices of Peace necessary.
These to be printed and published.

Adv. Pamph. 1 (88) ; Procl. II (45). Reg. IV (129).

N° 2898.

29 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation For In-bringing the
Accompt of all the Hearths in this Kingdom.
Edinburgh : 29 September 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Faith, to un-

A list of all hearths to be drawn up liable to the duty of
14s. Scots per hearth payable at Candlemas 1691, to be sent
to Privy Council by 5 Nov. (N. of Tay 15 Nov.). These to
be proclaimed and read in all churches after the forenoon’s
sermon.

Adv. Pamph. 1 (89); Procl. II (46). Reg. IV (130).

N° 2899.

15 OCTOBER -[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Adjourning the Parliament to the
25 of March, 1691.

Edinburgh : 15 October 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncrieff.

Headpiece King thren you,

Parliament, adjourned at its rising till 22 October, is
further adjourned to 25 March next. This to be pro-
claimed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (74). Adv. Pamph. 1 (91), 32 (132);
Procl. II (47). Reg. IV (132). N° 2900.

11 NOVEMBER. — BY THE LORDS OF
COUNCIL AND SESSION. Act against

Solicitation.

Edinburgh: 11 November 1690.

Edinburgh: Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter.

Sederunt the these

Orders Act of 6 Nov. 1677, No. 2422, q.v., and 24 Dec.
1679, No. 2480, q.v. To be printed and affixed.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (77). N° 2901.

1 3 L

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21 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation Anent a Solemn National
Fast and Humiliation.

Edinburgh : 21 November 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter.1 Gilb. Eliot.

God, Act of

On the address of the General Assembly, the day appointed
[second Thursday in January] is to be kept a day of fast and
humiliation. These to be proclaimed, read in all pulpits,
and printed with the Act of General Assembly.

B.M. Sig. 109. e. 6 (76). Adv. Pamph. 1 (94), 19 (19) ;
Prod. II (46). Reg. IV (135). Bodl. 4. A. 294.

1 p. 5 attached to a 4 pp. Act of General Assembly. U"o 2902.

12 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, For providing Magazines
of Corns, Hay and Straw, to Their Majesties
Troops.

Edinburgh : 12 December 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncreiff.

Arms 242 Ireland, the and

Commissioners of Supply to meet each first and third
Tuesday in shires where horse or dragoons are quartered
to fix the price of corns, hay, and straw. They are to pro-
vide magazines in each burgh for 1 4 days’ supply of the
horse quartered there. Receipts to be given for all forage
served out to troops, which shall be good as accounting for
the cess of the shire used in buying the forage. The col-
lectors of cess to advance money to the Commissioners of
Supply for the purpose of buying forage. This to be pro-
claimed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (77). Adv. Pamph. 1 (95). N° 2903.

26 DECEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, Against Deserters of the
Regiments and Company which are to March to
Inverlochy.

Edinburgh : 26 December 1690.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1690.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncreiff.

Arms 242 Ireland and indorsed

By royal letter, Kensington 13 Nov., the 3 regiments
under E. of Glencairn, Visct. Kenmuir, and Lodovick Grant
of that ilk, and the company of . . . Meinzies of Weym are to
march to Inverlochy. By Act of P.C. Sir Thomas Livingston
was ordered to march them (29 Nov.). All deserters or
soldiers without a pass are to be arrested ; officers who do
not go with their companies to be punished as deserters.
These to be proclaimed.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (78). N° 2904.

1691

6 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Discharging the Importation of
Forraign Victual.

Edinburgh : 6 January 1691.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1691.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 242 King Importing the
No wheat, bear, barley, oats, meal, or malt to be imported
without licence from the Privy Council on pain of confisca-
tion, one-half to informer. Customs officers to prosecute.
This to be proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (78). Adv. Pamph. 1 (97), 32 (135).
E.T.C. (70). N° 2905.

29 JANUARY— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, Prorogating the Dyet for
Inbringing the Accompts Due by the Forces.
Edinburgh : 29 January 1691.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1691.

1 f. Gothic letter. Da. Moncrieff.

Arms 242 Great- stitute Printed,

Two proclamations, Nos. 2862, 2888, q.v. , have already
been made for bringing in all accounts. The date for
receiving accounts is prorogued to 1 March next, after
which date none will be allowed. These to be proclaimed,
printed, and published.

Sig. 109. e. 6(79). Adv. Pamph. 1 (98); Prod. II (47)
cropped. N° 2906.

12 FEBRUARY— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, For the better Inbringing
of the Hearth-Money.

Edinburgh: 12 February 1691.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1691.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 242 De- rally the
A grant of 14s. Scots for every hearth in Scotland at
Candlemas last except hospitals and poor people on the
charity of the parish. J ames Melvill of Cassingray has been
appointed receiver. All heretors, &c., tenants, and posses-
sors ai’e to give in true lists of all hearths, smiddies, kilns,
ovens, furnaces for brewing, salt-pans, soap and glass works
possest by them or standing on their ground. The collector
to report these lists to the Treasury. These to be pro-
claimed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (80). Adv. Pamph. 1 (101); Procl. II (48)
cropped. Reg. V (3). N° 2907.

12 FEBRUARY.

Arms 242 De- fenders the
Another edition of No. 2907, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 15 (79). N° 2908.

3 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Adjourning the Parliament from
the Twenty Fifth Day of March, to the Fifteenth
Day of May, 1691.

Edinburgh : 3 March 1691.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1691.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncrieff.

Arms 242 and Our the
By proclamation 15 Oct., No. 2900, q.v., Parliament is
prorogued to 25 March ; it is further prorogued to 15 May.
This to be proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (81). Adv. Pamph. 1 (102); Procl. II (49).
Reg. V (4). E.T.C. (77). N° 2909.

20 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, For the more effectual In-bringing
of the Hearth-Money.

Edinburgh : 20 April 1691.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1691.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 242 Great- shall Execute,

Cites proclamation 12 Feb., No. 2907, q.v. All persons
liable to pay hearth-money are to make payment to Mr. James
Melvill of Cassingray or his deputies before 1 0 May next, on
pain of letters of horning and poynding or of quartering one
soldier for three hearths. These to be proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (82). Adv. Pamph. 15 (81), 1 (103);
Procl. II (50). N° 2910.

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Nos 2911-20

20 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, For a Solemn National Fast to be
Keeped Monethly.

Edinburgh : 20 April 1691.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1691.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncrief.

Arms 242 Britain, Solemn be
On the application of the Commission of the General
Assembly of this church for a solemn national fast and
humiliation, the last Wednesday of May, June, July, and
August to be kept as fasts. Ministers to read these a Sunday
or two before. These to be printed, published, and pro-
claimed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (83) cropped. Adv. Pamph. 15 (80),

1 (104), 19 (20); Procl. II (51). N° 2911.

20 APRIL.

Headpiece Great- gers be
Another edition of No. 2911, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 19 (20). E.T.C. (78).

‘Monthly’ in title. N° 2912.

4 MAY .-[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Adjourning the Parliament from the
15th day of May instant, until the 16th of
September next.

Edinburgh : 4 May 1691.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1691.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece and Macers Execute
Cites proclamation 3 March, No. 2909, q.v., adjourning
Parliament from 25 March to 15 May. It is further pro-
rogued to 16 September. This to be proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (84). Adv. Pamph. 1 (105); Procl. II (52).
Reg. V (2). E.T.C. (79). N° 2913.

4 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Anent Persons Travelling to and
from this Kingdom.

Edinburgh : 4 May 1691.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1691.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncreif.

Arms 242 Britain, ing them
Owing to recent intercourse with France, all persons
leaving Scotland during the war are to have a pass from one
of the Lords of the Privy Council living within 20 miles of
them, or if there be none, from two Commissioners of Supply
for their shire. All persons coming into the kingdom to
show passes, or give a rational account of themselves and
their business, on oath if necessary, on pain of imprisonment
as suspect. No skippers or masters to take passengers with-
out passes ; before they sail they must give in a list of all
the persons on board, and the same when they arrive.
These lists to be sent to the Privy Council with all dili-
gence. These to be proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (85). Adv. Pamph. 15 (82), 1 (106) ;
Procl. II (53). Reg. Y (9). N° 2914.

29 MAY.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Anent the Militia.

Edinburgh : 29 May 1691.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1691.

6 pp. fo. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 242

Three-fourths of the militia to be called out. Meetings of
shires to be held to settle the proportions. Conveners
appointed. Commanding officers appointed. These to be
published and proclaimed.

10 JUNE— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation Discharing the Rendezvouz of the
Militia.

Edinburgh: 10 June 1691.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1691.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncreiff.

Headpiece King Arms Indorsed
Cites proclamation 29 May, No. 2915, q.v., for ‘rendez-
vouz ’ of three-fourths of the militia. They are hereby dis-
charged from appearing, but the leaders are warned to be in
readiness when required. These to be proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (86). Adv. Pamph. 1 (108), 32 (150);
MS. draft, Procl. II (54). Reg. Y (7). Ed. Un. Df. 1.

14 (27). E.T.C. (81). N° 2916.

11 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Anent Baggage-Horses.

Edinburgh: 11 June 1691.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1691.

4 pp. fo. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece

Heretors to have in readiness by 22 June a baggage-horse
supplied for every £20 Scots of monthly supply. These to
be proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (87). Adv. Pamph. 1 (109), 32 (146). Reg.
V (7). N° 2917.

1 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Intercommuning the Rebels in the
Bass.

Edinburgh : 1 July 1691.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1691.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

and Our duly

James Halyburton, Michael Middleton, Patrick Roy, and
David Dunbar, sometimes prisoners in the Bass, have seized
it and hold it against the Crown. No one is to inter-
commune with them in any way without licence, on pain of
treason and rebellion. These to be proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (88). Adv. Pamph. 1 (110), 32 (151);
Procl. II (55). Ed. Un. Df. 1. 14 (26). E.T.C. (83).

N° 2918.

24 JULY. — [BY THE LORDS OF THE
TREASURY.] A Proclamation, For Rouping
the In-land Excise of this Kingdom.

Edinburgh : 24 July 1691.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1691.

1 f. Roman letter. Tho. Moncreif.

Arms 242 Thesaury, of and
A roup of the farm of the excise from 31 October next
will be made on Friday, 6 November, at Edinburgh. These
to be proclaimed and printed.

Adv. Pamph. 32 (153). E.T.C-. (84). N° 2919.

13 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL ]

A Proclamation, Anent the Importing of Horses from
England.

Edinburgh: 13 August 1691.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1691.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncrief.

Headpiece Queen part of
Many horses have recently been brought into Scotland.
The importers are to certify to William, Duke of Hamilton,
President of the Council, or the clerks thereof, before

15 September next, how many horses have been imported
since 1 April. All persons importing horses from England
up to 1 August 1692 to send in a list within a month, on
pain of confiscation, one-half to the informer. These to be
proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (89). Adv. Pamph. 1 (111) ; Procl. II (56).
E.T.C. (86). N° 2920.

3 L 2

Adv. Pamph. 1 (107), 32 (144). Reg. V (8). N° 2915.

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27 AUGUST.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Indemnifying such as have been in
Arms before the First of June last.

Edinburgh : 27 August 1691.

Edinburgh: Heir of A. A. : 1691.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 242 Ire- Representation deli-
By the means of John, Earl of Bradalbin, Highlanders
who swear allegiance before 1 January next will be pardoned.
All in arms before 1 June last will be restored to fame and
blood, as if each had pardon under Great Seal. They are to
swear and sign Oath of Allegiance before 1 January. Lists
to be sent by sheriffs to Privy Council before 10 January.

Sig. 109. e. G (90). Adv. Pamph. 1 (113); Proel. 11(58).
Reg. V (11). N°2921.

27 AUGUST.

London : for R. Baldwin : [1691].

2 pp. Roman letter [with No. 2924],

Arms 196 and present p. 2) Mercy Pre-
A reprint of No. 2921, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 3 (120).

Issue 10 September. N° 2922.

27 AUGUST.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, For Adjourning the Parliament
from the Sixteenth of September, 1691, to the Four-
teenth of January 1692.

Edinburgh : 27 August 1691.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1691.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncrief.

Headpiece and of de-

By proclamation 4 May, No. 2913, q.v., Parliament was
adjourned from 15 May to 16 September; it is now adjourned
to 14 January 1692.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (91). Adv. Pamph. 1 (112) ; Procl. II (57).
E.T.C. (85). N° 2923.

27 AUGUST.

London : for R. Baldwin : [1691].

2 pp. Roman letter [with No. 2922].

Arms 196 and present p. 2) Mercy Pre-

A reprint of No. 2923, q.v.

B.M. 21. h. 3 (120).

Issue 10 September. ]>fo 2924.

27 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Anent the Resetters of the Clan,
and Name of Greigour or Mcgreigour.

Edinburgh : 27 August 1691.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1691.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 245 France, Obedience to
Cites Act 30 of 1 Pari, of Chas. I. Clan Mcgreigour to
find caution for their good behaviour. This they have
not done, but live by thieving, sorning, robbing, and
depredations. All heretors, &c., who have any of the said
clan on their ground to give true lists of their names and
qualities to the Privy Council before first Thursday of
November next, and find sufficient surety that all good
subjects shall be free from depredations by the said name
and clan, or be proceeded against as resetters, &c., of thieves.
These to be proclaimed at Edinburgh and head burghs of
Perth, Stirling, Clackmannan, Angus, Mernes, Bamf,
Inverness, Elgin, Forres, Cromertie, Dunbarton, Argile,
and Stewartries of Strathern, Monteith, and Lenox, published
and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (92). Adv. Procl. II (59). Reg. V (12).

N° 2926.

26 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Adjourning the General Assembly.
Edinburgh: 26 October 1691.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1691.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece King ly you
As the Commissioner for the General Assembly cannot
return in time, it is adjourned from 1 Nov. to 15 Jan. 1692.
These to be proclaimed and printed.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 6 (93). Adv. Pamph. 1 (115);
Procl. II (60). Reg. V (13). N° 2926.

4 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, For a Publick Solemn
Thanksgiving.

Edinburgh : 4 November 1691.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1691.

1 f. Roman letter. D. Moncreiff.

Arms 242 Ire- not Published
On the address of the several Presbyterian ministers sent
to attend the General Assembly, 26 Nov. is appointed a day
of solemn thanksgiving for the reduction of Ireland. These
to be read in all churches, &c., the Lord’s day preceding.
These to be proclaimed in head burghs of all shires, stewart-
ries of Kirkcudbright, Annandale, and Orknay, and printed
and published.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (94). Adv. Pamph. 1 (116), 19 (21);
Procl. II (61). N° 2927.

1692

4 JANUARY— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Adjourning the Parliament from the
Fourteenth of January instant, to the Fifteenth day
of April next, 1692.

Edinburgh : 4 January 1692.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1692.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece of conjunctly be
Cites proclamation 27 Aug. 1691, No. 2923, q.v., adjourn-
ing Parliament to 14 Jan. It is further adjourned to
15 April. These to be proclaimed, printed, and published.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (95). Adv. Pamph. 1 (117); Procl. 11(62).
Reg. V (17). N° 2928.

12 JANUARY.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act Appointing the Oaths of Allegiance taken for
the benefit of the Indemnity to be Transmitted to the
Clerks of Privy Council.

Edinburgh : 12 January 1692.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1692.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncreiff.

Headpiece Informa- Persons Records
Certain lists of persons said to have taken the Oath of
Allegiance have been received without the original subscrip-
tions to the oaths. Sheriffs, &c., are to send up not only
the lists of persons who have taken the benefit of the in-
demnity, but also their original subscriptions showing the
persons before whom the oath was taken, before 25 Jan.
South of Tay or 12 Feb. North. These to be printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (96). Adv. Pamph. 1 (118), 3 (86);
Procl. II (63). Reg. V (16). 2920.

19 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act, Requiring the Lists, and Original Subscriptions
of these who have taken the Indemnity, to be in-
stantly Transmitted to the Clerks of Privy Council.
Edinburgh : 19 January 1692.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1692.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

date the tho

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Nos 2930-7

Confirms Act of 12 Jan., No. 2929, q.v. Sheriffs, &c.,
instantly on receiving this are to send the lists and oaths
with the original subscriptions. Their Majesties’ solicitor to
send expresses to the shires with copies of this Act. Dis-
obedience shall infer the punishment of deprivation. These
to be printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (97). Adv. Pamph. 1 (119) ; Procl. II (64).
Reg. Y (20). E.T.C. (87). N° 2930.

29 JANUARY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, For Levying of Sea- men.

Edinburgh : 29 January 1692.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1692.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncrieff.

Arms 242 Ireland , dom Us

A letter has been sent complaining that Scots seamen are
being pressed. No such thing will be done in future.
40s. sterling will be paid to every Scots seaman who will
engage to serve in the fleet. Magistrates of the burghs royal
maritime to send in a report of the number of seamen taken
on, and of the whole other seamen and fishermen in then-
jurisdiction, before 20 Feb. this side Tay and Largs,
1 March to Aberdeen, 10 March for the rest. One thou-
sand seamen will be raised, the number being made up by
lot from those who do not volunteer. The bounty will be
sent to the magistrates on receipt of the lists before the men
march to Leith. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (98). Adv. Pamph. 1 (120) ; Procl. II (65).

N° 2931.

29 MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Adjourning the Parliament, from
the 15th Day of April, to the 17th Day of August
next, 1692.

Edinburgh: 29 March 1692.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1692.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece Queen part ensu-

Cites proclamation 4 Jan., No. 2928, q.v., adjourning
Parliament from 14 Jan. to 15 April 1692. It is further
adjourned to 17 August. These to be proclaimed and
printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (99). Adv. Pamph. 1 (121) ; Procl. II (66).
Reg. V (19). N° 2932.

20 APRIL.— BY THE KING [JAS. VII]. His

Majesties Most Gracious Declaration To His Good
People Of His Ancient Kingdom of Scotland Com-
manding Their Assistance Against the Prince and
Princesse of Ox-ange, and their Adherents.

St. Germans : 20 April [1692].

Sine nota.

4 pp. fo. Roman (p. 4 blank).

Scotland gland 2) infortunate 3) publish the

The King is about to exxter England with an ai'my, and
calls on Scotsmen to assist in restoring him. The recent
massacre at Glenco shows what the usurper will do when
he is free of restraint. Promises a free Parliament, a
settlement of religion, and a full pardon to all except E. of
Crawfoi'd, E. of Lothian, Leven, Annandale, Tweedale,
Visct. Kamore, Tarbat, L. Melville, Strathnaver, M. Alex-
ander Swinton, L. Mersington, L. Lorn, Master of Burgly,
Master of Melville, Master of Forbes, Sir John Maitland
of Halton, Sir James Dalrymple of Stairs, Sir John Dal-
rymple, Sir John Hall of Dunglasse, Sir John Lauder of
Fountenhall, Sir Patrick Muri-ey, Sir Hugh Campbell of
Caldei-, Lieut.-Gen. Douglas, Maj.-Gen. Mackay, Laird of
Philiphaugh, Laii-d of Mockrum, Laird of Houston of that
ilk younger, Laird of Pollock of that ilk, Laird of Weem,
Duncan Monies, John Swinton, . . . Home of Nincholls,

James Stewart, advocat, Gilbert Elliot, . . . Campbell of
Glenlyon, . . . Dunbar of Grange, Dr. Gilbert Burnet,

. . . Rosse of Balnagoun, Pi-ovost Flesher of Dundee, . . .
Gordon of Edlinglessy, . . . Duncanson, the magistrates of
Kirkcaldy who seized our Chancelloi-, Maj. Bunting, James
Oswald of Fingletown, George Hamilton of Binni, and the
leaders of the Convention. All under sentence in 1688
also excepted. All sheriffs, magisti-ates, &c., to publish
this.

Bodl. Carte 181 (476). N° 2933.

21 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, For a Solemn National Monthly Fast.
Edinburgh: 21 April 1692.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1692.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncreif.

Headpiece and Constitute and
Several synods and othei-s have applied for a monthly
fast. Wednesday, 25 May, and the last Wednesday of June,
July, August, and September, are appointed fast days.
These are to be read in all pulpits a Sunday or two before
each fast day. These to be px-oclaimed, printed, and pub-
lished.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (100). Adv. Pamph. 1 (122), 19 (23);
Procl. II (67). Reg. Y (18). E.T.C. (89). N° 2934.

28 APRIL— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Anent Ministers not Praying for Their
Majesties, King William and Queen Mary.
Edinburgh : 28 April 1692.

Edinbui'gh : Heir of A. A. : 1692.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 242 France , Lords And

Cites Act of 13 April 1689, No. 2802, q.v., and 22 July
1690. Many preachers have neglected to pray for William
and Mary or have done so very ambiguously. All sheriffs
are to make trial what ministers do not pray for William
and Mary, and transmit to the Privy Council before 1 ox-
15 June their names, places of resideixce, and the original
informations taken against them. These to be proclaixxxed ,
printed, and published.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (101). Adv. Pamph. 1 (123) ; Procl. II (68).
Reg. V (25). N° 2935.

3 MAY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Discharging the Importation of For-
raign Victual.

Edinburgh : 3 May 1692.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1692.

1 f. Gothic letter. Da. Moncx-eif.

Headpiece King Oats Ordains
As the import of wheat, bear, bax-ley, oats, meal, malt,
peas, beans, or rye discourages the native product, and causes
the export of moxxey, the proclamation 6 Jan. 1691, No. 2905,
q.v., is confix-med, with the exception of white-pease alone.
These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (102). Adv. Pamph. 1 (125) ; Procl. II (69).
Reg. V (22). N° 2936.

9 MAY.— BY THE KING AND QUEEN. A

Proclamation.

[For appx'ehension of Eax’l of Scarsdale and others.]
Whitehall: 9 May 1692.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1692.

1 f. Roman letter-.

Arms 242 Per- Destroy ac-
A x-epx-int of No. 4092, England, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 1 (127), 10 (8). Ed. Un. Df. 1. 14 (47).
E.T.C. (90). N° 2937.

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9 MAY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, For Calling out Heretors and Fencible
Men, to attend the King’s Host.

Edinburgh : 9 May 1692.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1692.

4 pp. fo. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece

Appoints days and places of meeting. All heretors, &c.,
to attend and sign the Engagement, in default their horses
and arms to be given up. These to be proclaimed. Follows
the tenor of the Engagement.

Adv. Pamph. 1 (126), 19 (24); Procl. II (70). Reg. Y
(23). N° 2938.

13 MAY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, For Securing the Peace in the Northern
Shires.

Edinburgh : 13 May 1692.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1692.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece France, And Proclama-

Cites proclamation 9 May, No. 2938, q.v., calling out
heretors. The following persons are appointed Justices of
the Peace in their shires to have the oversight of suppressing
rebellion, &c. David Boyl of Kelburn for Bute, Andrew L.
Rollo, and David L. Ruthven for Perth, Visct. Arbuthnet
for Kincardin, E. Kintore for part Aberdeen, Master of
Saltoun for the rest, Lodovick Grant of Freueich for Inverness,
David Broddie of Lethin for Nairn, Yisct. Tarbat for Cromarty,
E. of Strathmore for Forfar, E. of Finlater or his son Sir James
Ogilvy of Church-hill for Bamff, L. Sti’athnaver or Sir Robert
Gordon of Embo and Adam Gordon of Dalfolly for Suther-
land, Sir George Sinclair of Cleith for Caithness, . . . Broddie
of that ilk for Elgin, Robert Elphingston of Lapness for
Orkney and Zetland, and David Ross of Balnagowan for
Ross. With full powers to suppress all rebellion, lead the
heretors, arrest any seditious persons, &c. All sheriffs,
magistrates, &c., to assist. These to be proclaimed and
printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (103). Adv. Pamph. 1 (128) ; Procl. II (70).
Ed. Un. Df. 1. 14 (58). N° 2939.

2 JUNE. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, For a Solemn National Thanksgiving.

Edinburgh : 2 June 1692.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1692.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncreiff.

Arms 242 Britain, and the

7 June for Edinburgh, 14 June South of Spey, and 21 June
North of Spey is appointed a day of solemn thanksgiving.
These to be read in all pulpits the Lord’s day before and
serious exhortation to be made. These to be printed and
published.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (104). Adv. Pamph. 22 (7), 1 (129),

19 (25); Procl. II (71). Ed. Un. Df. 1. 14 (48). E.T.C.

(93). N° 2940.

15 JULY.— [BY THE LORDS OF COUNCIL
AND SESSION.] Act Concerning the Minut-
books Of the Register of Seasins and Inhibitions.

Edinburgh: 15 July 1692.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1692.

1 f. Roman letter.

Headpiece of Safely may

Eveiy keeper of registers of sasins, reversions, liornings,
inhibitions, &c., to make up his minut book at Edinburgh
from 1 August, elsewhere from 1 Sept, next, on pain of
deprivation and damages. These to be printed and pro-
claimed.

E.T.C. (94). N° 2941.

26 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Adjourning the Parliament From the
17 of August, to the 16 of November, 1692.

Edinburgh : 26 July 1692.

[Edinburgh] : Heir of A. A. : 1692.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 242 Queen in and

Cites proclamation 29 March, No. 2932, q.v., proroguing
Parliament to 17 August. It is further adjourned to
16 November. This to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (104). Adv. Pamph. 1 (130) ; Procl. II (72).
Reg. Y (21). Ed. Un. Df. 1. 14 (54). E.T.C. (95). N° 2942.

9 AUGUST. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Appointing Masters for preserving
the Game.

Edinburgh : 9 August 1692.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1692.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncrief.

several- ly pretend

The kingdom is prejudiced by the destruction of deer,
roes, and wild-fowl. Cites the laws for game preservation,
and Act of 9 June 1682, No. 2529, q.v., reviving them,
regulating the use of setting-dogs, and the sale of deer, roe,
hares, moor-foul, tarmicgan, heath-fouls, partridges, or
quailes for 7 years, which is continued for 5 years from
this date. Warrant given to masters of the game to search
and confiscate game. Cruives and zairs set on fresh fishing
waters to be cast down. The following are appointed
masters of game: E. of Lothian, E. of Linlithgow, E. of
Tweddale, E. of Callandar, E. of Mar, E. of Melvil, Master
of Burlich, L. Ruthven, L. Kinaird, Marques of Athol, E. of
Strathmore, E. of Marishal, Sir James Ogilvie of Church-
hill, E. of Kintore, Master of Forbes, L. Duffus, L. Lovat,
Visct. Tarbatt, E. of Sutherland, E. of Broad-Albine, Stewart
of Orkney, E. of Argyle, L. Polwart, E. of Roxburgh, D. of
Hamilton, L. Montgomery, E. of Cassils, Master of Cathcart,
L. William Dowglass, E. of Glencairn, Laird of Luss, Visct.
Stair, E. of Galloway, D. of Queensberry, James Murray of
Philiphaugh. Royal part of fines to go to masters of game.
This Commission for 7 years from date, and till pleasure.
These to be proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (106). Adv. Pamph. 1 (131); Procl. 11(73).
Ed. Un. Df. 1. 14 (61). N° 2943.

11 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation For Observing the Staple-port at
Camphire.

Edinburgh: 11 August 1692.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1692.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 242 of ported delivering

The staple-trade of this kingdom has lately been diverted
from Camphire in Zeland (where many proclamations and
contracts fix it) to Roterdam and other places. The magis-
trates of Camphire will furnish convoys between Camphire
and Leith twice in the year, in the middle of March and the
middle of September. No other port is to be used for staple
goods on pain, &c. Customs officers to demand certificates
from the conservator at Camphire. These to be proclaimed
and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (108). Adv. Pamph. 1 (132) ; Procl. II (75),
(76). Ed. Un. Df. 1. 14 (59). N° 2944.

11 AUGUST.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Anent the Beggers.

Edinburgh : 11 August 1692.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1692.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncreiff.

Arms 245 constitute, the in

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The heretors, ministers, and elders of every parish are to
meet on the second Tuesday in September, make lists of the
poor, estimate the cost of their maintenance, and throw
half of it on the heretors, the other on the householders.
They are to appoint two overseers yearly to collect and
distribute it, and an officer to bring in the maintenance and
expel vagabonds, whose fee is to be stented on the parish.
The heretors are to provide the homeless poor with houses
at the expense of the parish. A fine of £200 Scots monthly
on the parish failing, one-third to the informer. Mortifica-
tions for the parish poor not to be diminished. A second
meeting on the first Tuesday in February, and then on the
first Tuesday in August and so annually twice a year. The
ministers to inform the sheriffs if this duty is neglected.
Poor able to work to be set to work in some manufactory.
Children under 15 may be apprenticed to any person who
will teach them to work till they are 30 for educating, meat,
and cloaths. Manufactories to have the same privilege, and
not only for beggars but for all poor children, even if their
parents are alive, provided they sanction it. Masters may
correct these apprentices, life and torture excepted. Fine
for resetting. Servants may be loosed on account of severity
if sheriff allows on payment of compensation for unfinished
time. Vagabonds to return to their parishes. Beggars to
be apprehended and sent from parish to parish by convoy.
Fines for giving more than bread and water to a beggar
after second Tuesday in September. Correction-houses to
be immediately erected in Edinburgh, Stirling, Dundie,
Aberdeen, Innerness, Glasgow, Jedburgh, Dumfreis, and
Cowper in Fife. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (107) cropped. Adv. Pampli. 1 (134) ;
Procl. II (74). N° 2945.

11 AUGUST.

Arms 242 Greeting : cast Printed.

Another edition of No. 2945, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 19 (26) cropped. Ed. Un, Df. 1. 14 (60).

N° 2946.

12 AUGUST— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Anent the Hearth-money.

Edinburgh : 12 August 1692.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1692.

4 pp. fo. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Appointing commissioners to receive from the sub-collectors
a complete list of the hearths in their district with the
owners’ names, and thereupon have a survey made, return-
ing corrected lists to the Privy Council, before second
Thursday in November. These to be proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (107). Adv. Pamph. 1 (139) ; Procl. II (77).

N° 2947.

15 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation For Discovering who Robbed the

Packquit.

Edinburgh: 15 August 1692.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1692.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncreiff.

Arms 245 Defen- Contempt be

Though by third of third Session robbing the packet is
death, yet some have done it, notably on Saturday last,
13th inst., when two persons fell on the post-boy from
Haddington to Edinburgh, near Jocks Lodge, at GO p.m.,
and took away the mail and the sorrel nag the boy was
riding. £50 sterling reward for their discovery, and £100
! sterling for their apprehension or either of them. £50 and
pardon to first accomplice confessing before 22 August.
This to be proclaimed at Edinburgh, Haddington, and
Linlithgow.

i B.L. Sig. 109. e. 6 (110). Adv. Pamph. 1 (136);
Procl. II (78). N° 2948.

4

16 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, Anent Souldiers Desei’ting,
or Marrying without Certificats.

Edinburgh: 16 September 1692.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1692.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Elliot.

Headpiece Great or answer-
All soldiers engaged should be entirely reserved for
service. No one is to persuade them to leave it or con-
ceal them or harbour any soldier without a pass, on pain of
a fine of £10 sterling to the captain of the company. No
ministers to marry a soldier on service without publishing
banns three times, in the woman’s parish church and that
of the soldier’s quarters, and without a certificate signed by
his captain that he is a single man, on pain of imprisonment
for the minister, &e. These to be proclaimed, printed, and
published.

Sig. 109. e. 6(111). Adv. Pamph. 1 (136); Procl. II (79).
E.T.C. (97). N° 2949.

3 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, Adjourning the Parliament
from the sixteenth day of November, 1692, to the
seventeenth day of January, 1693.

Edinburgh : 3 November 1692.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1692.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncrieff.

Arms 242 Queen Forasmuch Janu-
Cites proclamation 26 July, No. 2942, q.v., adjourning
Parliament to 16 Nov. It is further adjourned to 17 Jan.
1693. These to be printed and proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (112). Adv. Pamph. 1 (138) ; Procl. II (80).

N° 2950.

3 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, Appointing a Solemn and
Publick Thanksgiving.

Edinburgh : 3 November 1692.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1692.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

of ally Govern-

The ministers of the synods of Lothian and Tweeddale
have addressed the Privy Council for a day of thanksgiving.
10 Nov. in Edinburgh and suburbs (Leith, Cannongate, and
West Kirk), and 24 Nov. for the rest of the kingdom is
appointed. These to be printed, read in all pulpits the
Lord’s day before the said days, and proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (113). Adv. Pamph. 1 (137), 19 (27);
Procl. II (81). Reg. Y (29). N° 2951.

16 DECEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, For Apprehending Ensign
and Serjeant Campbels, and Regulating the Levy of
Recruits.

Edinburgh : [16] December 1692.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1692.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncreife.

Arms 242 Faith. ous Pre-

Ensign Campbel, in Col. D’Offerrill’s regiment, and Serj.
Robert Campbel his brother, murdered Thomas Picket,
servant to William Bryce, waiter in Brughtoun on
12 December current, on pretence he was a deserter from
that regiment. They are to be apprehended and no one is
to shelter or conceal them. All deserters to be given up to
the next magistrates, on pain of £10 sterling fine to be paid
to the captain. No person to be forced to engage without
their free consent, proved by two civilian witnesses. Fine
£10 sterling. In search for deserters no doors to be

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forced, or house to be beset at night without warrant. Fine
£10 sterling. Sheriffs, &c., to secure all able-bodied
vagabonds, sorners, &c., and enlist them as soldiers, 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

5 JANUARY - [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Adjourning the Parliament from
the seventeenth of January, to the tenth of February,
1693.

Edinbui'gh : 5 January 1693.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter.

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. Pamph. 1 (142) ; Procl. II (82).

N° 2953.

12 JANUARY.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Appointing the Heretors to be in
Readiness upon Fourty Eight Hours Advertisement.
Edinburgh : 12 January 1693.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncreiff.

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
printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (116). Adv. Pamph. 1 (143) ; Procl. 11(83).
Reg. V (26). N° 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.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece and Greeting, these
By Act 46, 1 Pari., Chas. 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 February next, to the First of March next,
1693.

Edinburgh : 31 January 1693.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncrieff.

Headpiece and stitute to
Cites proclamation 5 Jan., No. 2953, q.v., adjourning
Parliament to 10 February. It is further adjourned to
1 March. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6(118). Adv. Pamph. 1 (145); Procl. 11(85).

N° 2950.

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.

To the the

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.

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).

N° 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.

1 f. Roman letter.

one thousand of

Cites Act 2, Sess. 3, Pari. 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.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

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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Nos 2960-8

authorized to fire with bullets on any riot with arms.
These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (121). Adv. Pamph. 1 (147) ; Procl. 11(88).
Reg. V (32). 1

1 MS. note giving the occasion as a riot between some apprentices,
&c., in the Canongafe and some soldiers of Col. Sir James Leslie’s
regiment coming from Leith, 2 March 1693. N° 2060.

27 MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Adjourning the Parliament from
the sixth day of April, to the eighteenth of the said
Month 1693.

Edinburgh : 27 March 1693.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Queen part of

Cites proclamation 25 Feb., No. 2958, q.v., adjourning
Parliament to 6 April. It is adjourned to 18 April when it
will meet. Commissioners are to be elected in place of
deceased commissioners. These to be proclaimed and
printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (122). Adv. Pamph. 1 (148) ; Procl. II (89).
Reg. V (31). N° 2061.

5 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Indemnifying Deserters, who shall
return to their Majesties Service.

Edinburgh : 5 April 1693.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Queen part, pre-

All deserters are to return to their officers within two
months on promise of indemnity. Those who do not return
are warned no mercy shall be shown them. Magistrates,
&c., to assist in their capture. These to be proclaimed and
printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (124). Adv. Pamph. 1 (149) ; Procl. II (90).
Reg. Y (30). N° 2962.

13 APRIL. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Order anent the Rebels of the Bass.

[Edinburgh] : 13 April 1693.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Headpiece informed, that Mercat-
Sir James Ogilvy, Their Majesties’ solicitor, to appoint a
herald with coat displayed, and a trumpeter to go to the Bass,
with famous persons to witness, in a boat, and denounce the
rebels there. £50 sterling reward for Lieut. -Col. Grahame
or Michael Middleton, governor of the Bass, and £20 sterling
for James, John, and William Middleton, Duncan Mcqueen,
Thomas Hepburn, John Turine, . . . Henrison, John Mclean,

. . . Morine the Chyrurgeon, . . . Nicolson, an Englishman,
John Gladestones, Gawin Johnston, Lieut. John Hacket,
John Hacket seamen, 3 Irish seamen, 2 hoyboyes of the
Earl of Leven, Col. Grahame’s servant, 3 or 4 more servants,
and John Manderson, Charles Maitland, servant, detained
against his will. These to be printed and published.

Sig. 109. e. 6(125). Adv. Pamph. 1 (154) ; Procl. II (91).
Reg. V (34). N° 2963.

21 APRIL.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Acts For

settling the Orders in the Parliament-House.
Edinburgh : 21 April 1693.

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter. Tarbat.

the Scots of

Orders for the sittings of Parliament ; cites Acts 28 April
1685 and 21 and 22 April 1692.

Reg. Y (31).

Acts ix. 247, App. 71. jfo 2064.

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2 MAY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act, For a
Monthly Fast.

Edinburgh : 2 May 1693.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter. Tarbat.

Arms 242 the cessarly forth
On the address of the Presbytery of Edinburgh, &c., the
third Thursday in May, and of every succeeding month, is
to be kept as a day of fast and humiliation. Fine £100 Scots.
These to be proclaimed and printed.

Adv. Pamph. 1 (150), 19 (28); Procl. II (105). Reg. V
(32).

Acts ix. 252. ijo 2065.

4 MAY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act For Levying
of Seamen.

Edinburgh : 4 May 1693.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Italic letter. Tarbat.

Arms 245 Majesties, more War.

Magistrates of sea-coast burghs and hei'etors to make up
lists of seamen, and cast lots for the fourth man in places
where no seamen were furnished last year. They are then
to cast lots in all places for the eighth man. These are to
be seized and delivered to Capt. William Erskin, Lieut.-
Gov. of Blackness, and carried to Leith, where every
seaman who engages receives £24 [Scots] bounty and
English seamen’s wages. The seamen raised between Largs
and Dundee to be transported before 20 May, the others
before 1 June. Privy Council to enforce this.

Adv. Pamph. 1 (151); Procl. II (104). Reg. V (36).

Acts ix. 254. 2966.

4 MAY— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act For a New

Supply out of the Land-Rent.

Edinburgh : 4 May 1693.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Tarbat.

the Do Pay-

Granting 10A months’ cess in addition to the 7\ months’
cess yet uncollected, to be paid in three parts, £252,000 Scots
25 May 1693, Martinmas 1693, and Whitsunday 1694. No
one to be exempt on any account. Commissioner's of Supply
re-appointed to meet 16 May (23rd N. of Tay) to arrange
for collection. Receipts not required to be kept more than
three years.

Adv. Pamph. 42 (27). Reg. V (37).

Acts ix. 253. Ijo 2967.

5 MAY— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act For an

Additional Excise.

Edinburgh : 5 May 1693.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter. Tarbat.

pre- Rent necessary,

An additional excise of 3d. per pint on all ale and beer,
and 2s. pint of aquavity of malt or otherwise for 23 months
from 1 June 1693. Provisions for collecting. First meeting
of Commissioners 16 May (23rd N. of Tay). Privy Council
to enforce. .

Reg. Y (35).

Acts ix. 254. U° 2968.

10 MAY. — [BY THE LORDS OF THE
TREASURY.] A Proclamation, For Farming
of the Additional In-land Excise of this Kingdom.
Edinburgh : 10 May 1693.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter. Tho. Moncrieff.

Headpiece to the Cross

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The additional excise of 3d. per pint of ale and 2s. per
pint of aquavity or strong waters, granted by Act of 5 May,
will be farmed. A public roup will be made 24 May. This
to be proclaimed and printed.

Adv. Pamph. 1 (153). Reg. V (39). N° 2969.

11 MAY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act Anent the
Loyal Curing and Packing of Herring and Salmond-
fish.

Edinburgh : 11 May 1693.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter. Tarbat.

how Gallons and

Regulates material and size of herring casks (8 gals.
2 pts.) and salmon casks (10 gals.). Casks to be branded
by a public cooper whose fee is 4s. Scots per last. All
exported herring or salmon to be cured with French bay
or Spanish salt. Arrangements for recovery of value of
badly cured fish from the packers. A jury of five to settle
differences between the visitors and the packers. Exporters
of badly cured herring liable to a fine of £40 Scots per last.
Magistrates to enforce this Act.

Adv. Pamph. 1 (157). Reg. V (41).

Acts ix. 260 (12th). N° 2970.

13 MAY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Letters Of Inter- communing against the Rebels in
the Bass.

Edinburgh : 13 May [1693].

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Queen part indorsat

On 12 May Lieut. -Col. Graham and Michael Middletoun,
James, John, and William Middletouns, his brothers,
Duncan Mcqueen, Thomas Hepburn, John Turine, . . .
Henryson, John Mcclain, . . . Morrein (an Englishman), . . .
Nicolson, John Gladestones, Gawin Johnstoun, Lt. John
Halket, John Halket, seaman, 2 Irish seamen, 2 hoboyes of
the Earl of Leven, Col. Grahame’s servant, and 3 or 4 more
servants were denounced our rebels by a herauld, &c.
Order to proclaim at the market-crosses on both sides Forth
that none furnish them with anything nor have intelligence
with them, on pain of treason. Sheriffs, &c., to apprehend
these rebels or any of them.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (126). Adv. Pamph. 24 (162), 1 (155);
Procl. II (92). Reg. Y (40). N° 2971.

23 MAY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act Against
Corresponding with France.

Edinburgh : 23 May 1693.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter. Tarbat.

and dom Punish-

No subjects are to go to France after 1 June next or to
stay there after 1 Aug. next, without leave from the Privy
Council on pain of treason. No correspondence is to be
kept up with any one residing there.

Adv. Pamph. 24 (161), 1 (158). Reg. Y (43).

Acts ix. 265. 2972.

23 MAY— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act For the

Levy.

Edinburgh : 23 May 1693.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Italic letter. Tarbat.

Their gers the

Appointing a levy of 2,979 foot, apportioned to each
county, to be made by the Commissioners of Supply. The

militia is not to be called out for a year and a half, except
in case of invasion.

Adv. Pamph. 1 (156); Procl. II (101). Reg. V (42).

Acts ix. 265. jfo 2973.

30 MAY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act Adjourn-
ing the Session until the first of November, 1693.
Edinburgh : 30 May 1693.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter. Tarbat.

Headpiece King teenth of
Parliament is adjourned, with all causes before the Lords
of Session, to 1 November. The time between 1 June and
1 Nov. not to count in any short prescription. These to be
proclaimed.

Reg. V (44).

Acts ix. 270. 2974.

30 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Appointing persons to administrat
the Oath of Alledgiance and Assurance.

Edinburgh: 30 May 1693.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

4 pp. fo. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Noblemen and their sons to swear before 20 June.
Sheriffs, &c., to receive oaths from 13 June. College of
Justice, advocates, writers, &c., to swear 13 June. Persons
nominated for each shire to receive and register oaths, to be
sent to the P. C. before 1 August. These to be proclaimed
and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (128). Adv. Pamph. 1 (166) ; Procl. 11(96).
Reg. V (47). H° 2975.

12 JUNE. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act for

settling the Quiet and Peace of the Church.
Edinburgh : 12 June 1693.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Italic letter. Tarbat.

Advice second otherways

Ratifies 5 Act of 2 Sess. of this Parliament. 1 Act Rati-
fying the Confession of Faith, and settling Presbyterian
Church Government.’ No person is to be admitted a Minister
or Preacher till he has taken the Oath of Allegiance, signed
the Assurance, and the Confession of Faith, acknowledged
its doctrine and Presbyterian Church-Government and Uni-
formity of Worship. A General Assembly to be called;
present ministers to conform to this Act and qualify within
30 days after the Assembly meets, or be deposed from their
office and benefice. All ministers who apply (except the
scandalous, erroneous, negligent, and insufficient) are to be
received. Arrangements for representation of Presbyteries.
Schoolmasters to be subject to the judgement and censure
of the Presbyteries. Privy Council to give effect.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (129). Adv. Pamph. 1 (161), 19 (30);
Procl. II (100). Reg. V (50).

Acts ix. 303. N° 2976.

15 JUNE— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act Pro-
rogating the Dyet of the Ministers taking the Oath
of Alledgeance and Assurance.

Edinburgh : 15 June 1693.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter. Tarbat.

Headpiece Lady, the in
The time for subscribing the oath being too short,
ministers, &c., are allowed till 10 July next. The Commis-
sions of Privy Council for receiving the oath are prorogated
in like measure.

Adv. Pamph. 1 (162) ; Procl. II (98). Reg. V (49).

Acts ix. 324. N° 2977.

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N°s 2978-86

27 JUNE. — [BY THE LORDS OF THE
TREASURY.] A Proclamation, For Rouping
the Rents of Orkney and Zetland, and Bishops
Rents thereof.

Edinburgh : 27 June 1693.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter. Tho. Moncreif.

Headpiece The- saury Year.

The rents and duties of Orkney and Zetland, and the
rents of the Bishoprick will be rouped on Wednesday,
5 July, in the afternoon. These to be proclaimed.

Reg. Y (48). N° 2978.

29 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Adjourning the Parliament till the
ninth day of January next to come.

Edinburgh : 29 August 1693.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncreif.

Headpiece and Our to

Parliament adjourned at its rising (15 June) to 12 Sep-
tember. It is further adjourned to 9 January next. These
to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (130). Adv. Pamph. 1 (163) ; Procl. II (95).

N° 2979.

29 AUGUST.~[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act Discharging Privy Counsellours and others in
publick Trust to remove out of the Kingdom.
Edinburgh : 29 August 1693.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Italic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Letter to and

Cites royal letter, 14 Aug., against absence of Privy
Councillors or officers of the public. No such person is to
leave the kingdom without royal licence. These to be
proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (123). Adv. Pamph. 1 (164) ; Procl. II (96).

N° 2980.

29 AUGUST— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Anent Beggars.

Edinburgh : 29 August 1693.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 242 Defenders Intent Printed.

Cites proclamation 11 Aug. 1692, No. 2945, q.v., which
has been nullified by the uncertainty as to which parish
beggars were born in, and the want of suitable provision
made by heretors and magistrates. All beggars are to
return to their birthplace, or the last place where they lived
for seven years together, and there present themselves to
the heretors and elders, who shall list them with the poor
of the parish. The burgh magistrates, heretors, &c., are to
meet and stent themselves for the poor. Sheriffs are to call
delinquents before them and fine them double the quota
wanting, and cause poynd for it. Half the collection at the
church doors to be paid to the heretors. The proclamation
is confirmed in all respects. These to be proclaimed and
printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (131) cropped. Adv. Pamph. 1 (165);
Procl. II (94). N° 2981.

29 AUGUST.

[Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1694.]

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

of macers ninth
Another edition of No. 2981, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 24 (171).

7 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-

CIL.] A Proclamation, Superceding the Monthly
Fast after September, 1693.

Edinburgh : 7 September 1693.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece and Macers ignorance;

The monthly day of solemn fast and humiliation on the
third Thursday of every month is not to be observed after
this present month of September. These to be proclaimed
and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (132). Adv. Pamph. 1 (166) ; Procl. II (97).
Reg. V (56). N° 2983.

27 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, Indicting a General
Assembly.

Edinburgh : 27 September 1693.

Edinburgh^ Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncrieff.

Arms 242 and Macers Ignorance ;

A General Assembly convened at Edinburgh, 6 December
next. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (133). Adv. Pamph. 22 (74), 1 (167), 19(31).

N° 2984.

12 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Against Transporting Corns to
France.

Edinburgh : 12 October 1693.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 242 De- considering, open
No corn or victual to be sent to France with whom we
are at war. No ship loaded with victual to sail before
entering into a bond to unload in a friendly port only.
Officers, in default of such bond, may detain the ship and
take her sails and raes. Ships loaded with victuals to bring
back sealed certificates of landing endorsed by the Con-
servator of Scots privileges or English consul, and to deliver
them within 15 days of arrival. These to be proclaimed
and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (134). Adv. Pamph. 1 (168). Aberdeen
(131). N° 2985.

12 OCTOBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act of the Privy Council, for Ransoming Archibald
Bartlemew and James Key, now prisoners with the
Turks.

Edinburgh : 12 October 1693.

Edinburgh : John Reid : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Council, were Collections.

A petition of John Bartlemew in Keirhill, on behalf of
Archibald Bartlemew and James Key, now prisoners at
Algiers, shows they were born in Linlithgow Presbytery,
and taken prisoners in December 1691 to Algiers, where
their ransom is 300 dollars, which they cannot pay. The
Privy Council allow a voluntary collection at church doors
of all parishes in the Presbyteries of Edinburgh, Dalkeith,
Haddington, and Linlithgow, on Sabbath, 26 November next,
John Bartlemew to be treasurer. The ministers to make
public announcement of this Act the Sabbath before.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (135). N° 2986.

8 NOVEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-

CIL.] A Proclamation for a Solemn Thanksgiving.
Edinburgh : 8 November 1693.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Queen for to

N° 2982.

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On the motion of the Synods of Lothian and Tweeddale,
&c., 16 November for Edinburgh, Haddington, Linlithgow,
Berwick, Fyfe, Stirling, Kinross, and Clackmannan, and
23 Nov. for the rest of Scotland is a solemn day of publick
thanksgiving. This to be read the Lord’s day before, &c.,
proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (136). Adv. Pamph. 1 (170). Reg. V (55).

N° 2987.

8 NOVEMBER.

of Conjunctly to
Another edition of No. 2987, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 19 (32). N° 2988.

28 NOVEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation Adjourning the General
Assembly.

Edinburgh : 28 November 1693.

Edinburgh : Successors of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 241 Queen sengers none

Cites proclamation 27 Sept., No. 2984, q.v., convening
General Assembly for 6 December. In consequence of King’s
absence adjourned to 29 March 1694. These to be pro-
claimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (137). Adv. Pamph. 1 (171). Reg. Y (54).

N° 2989.

22 DECEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, Anent the New Levies.

Edinburgh : 22 December 1693.

Edinburgh : Succ. of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 243 the ther none

By Act of Estates 2,979 foot are to be levied from the
shires. The Commissioners of Supply are to meet the
heretors at the head burghs on the second Tuesday (third N.
of Tay) of January to subdivide the proportion of good and
sufficient men to be raised, and delivered at four days’
warning. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (139). Adv. Pamph. 1 (172). Reg. V (56)
cropped. N° 2990.

22 DECEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, For the better In-bringing
Their Majestes Excise.

Edinburgh : 22 December 1693.

Edinburgh : Succ. of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 242 con- and of

The new excise of 3d. on the pint of ale or beer, and 2s.
pint of aquavite or strong waters made of malt is made
difficult to collect by the default of the Commissioners of
Supply in meeting to determine the differences between the
brewers and the tacksmen. All Commissioners of Supply are
to meet on second (or third N. of Tay) Tuesday of January
and fix on convenient public excise offices where the brewers
can enter the quantities brewed by them, onfineofiTOO Scots
if they do not meet. Two at least are to attend at each office
on the third (fourth N. of Tay) Tuesday in January, when all
the brewers of the district are to attend and enter all liquors
liable, brewed in June, July, August, September, October,
November, and December last. Afterwards they are to
meet on the first Tuesday of every month. Fines for non-
attendance. Commissioners not to hinder the tacksmen on
pain, &c. These to be read in every parish church on the

Lord’s day before third or fourth Tuesday in January, posted
up, proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (138) cropped. Adv. Pamph. 1 (173).
Reg. V (51). N° 2991.

26 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament
to the Fifteenth day of March next to come.
Edinburgh: 26 December 1693.

Edinburgh : Succ. of A. A. : 1693.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece and raulds these

By proclamation 29 August last, No. 2979, q.v., Parlia-
ment was adjourned from 1 2 September to 9 January next.
It is now adjourned to 15 March next. This to be pro-
claimed.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 6 (140). Adv. Pamph. 1 (174).

N° 2992.

26 DECEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act Against Tumults and Disorders in
Colledges and Universities.

Edinburgh : 26 December 1693.

Edinburgh : Succ. of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Privy Disorders Ex-

Order to print and publish in Edinburgh, New and Old
Aberdene, St. Andrews, and Glasgow, Act of 9 March last
as follows : Principals, Regents, and Masters of Colleges to
have power to fine for tumults, &c. Noblemen or their
heirs, £150 Scots ; younger sons or barons and their heirs,
£100 Scots ; younger sons of barons or gentlemen and sons
of burgesses, £50 Scots ; sons of craftsmen or yeamen,
50 merks Scots, besides damages. Magistrates to help levy
the same by imprisonment if need be. Fines to go to the
‘ Bibliothicks ’ of the Colleges. Act of Council 1 Feb. 1672
forbidding one college to receive a scholar from another is
restricted to those removed for misdemeanours or have fled
from discipline.

Sig. 109. e. 6 (141). N° 2993.

26 DECEMBER.

Privy At me
Another edition of No. 2993, q.v.

B.L. E.T.C. II (2). N° 2994.

1694

26 JANUARY— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act Anent Persons Travelling to England
or Ireland without Passes.

Edinburgh : 26 January 1694.

Edinburgh: Succ. of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

that Kingdoms the

In order to prevent people leaving Scotland for fear of
the levy, no ship is to sail for Ireland until 1 May next
without a pass. Masters to give caution that they will
carry no passengers without passes on pain of fine 100 merks
each. Customs officers, &c., on the borders to allow no
person to pass without a licence. Persons liable to the levy
not to leave their shires without passes from the heretors
till the levy is made. Any person apprehending ‘ fleers ’
may give them up as their own quota of the levy. These to
be printed and published.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (1). Adv. Pamph. 1 (175). N° 2995.

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1 FEBRUARY .—[BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation For apprehending Fergus
Templetoun a Murderer.

Edinburgh : 1 February 1694.

Edinburgh : Succ. of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

and part Presents

Fergus Templetoun, a little black curly-headed man,
soldier in Capt. Home’s company of L. Strathnaver’s regi-
ment, murdered James Dunlop in Kirkland in his own house
on pretence of searching for deserters ; and, being imprisoned
in Paisley, escaped. 500 merks reward for his apprehension.
No one to shelter him. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (2). Adv. Pamph. 1 (176). N° 2996.

8 FEBRUARY— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Instructions From the Lords of Their
Majesties Privy Council, to the Commissioners of
Supply, within the several Shires of this Kingdom,
anent the New Leveys, and other Orders of Council
concerning the same.

[Edinburgh] : 8 February 1694.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1694.

4 pp. fo. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Order to print, publish, and proclaim.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (3). N° 2997.

13 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Letters of Publication Of a Commission
under the Great Seal, for Securing the Peace Of the
Highlands in Scotland.

Edinburgh : 13 February 1694.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1694.

8 pp. fo. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 244

Order for proclamation.

Sig. 107. e. 7 (4). Adv. Pamph. 1 (178). N° 2998.

20 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act Declaring who are meant by Deserters
in the Instructions from the Council to the Com-
missioners of Supply, anent the new Levies.

Edinburgh: 20 February 1694.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

the nent this

The deserters who are to be accepted as part of the new
levy are such as deserted before 1 November last. Sir
Thomas Livingstoun, Commander-in-Chief, to acquaint
officers that they may quiet their pretences to such deserters.
These to be printed and published.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (5). Adv. Pamph. 1 (179). E.T.C. (22).

N° 2999.

28 FEBRUARY.- [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act Discharging Boats, Barks, or Vessels
from Going to the Bass, or Furnishing Supplys
thereto.

Edinburgh : 28 February 1694.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

informed, or bounds

Several of the rebels have come ashore from the Bass, and
their boats are lost by the late storm. All owners of boats,
&c., are to carefully secure them from being stolen by night
and day. Any one hiring, or lending, &c., any boat for
the use of the rebels will be punished. <£20 sterling reward
for the capture of any of them. These to be printed and
published.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (7). Adv. Pamph. 1 (180). N° 3000.

12 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation For Adjourning The Parliament
from the fifteenth of March instant, until the
fifteenth of June next.

Edinburgh : 12 March 1694.

Edinburgh : Succ. of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 241 Queen tute Ordains
Cites proclamation 26 Dec. 1693, No. 2992, q.v., adjourn-
ing Parliament from 9 Jan. to 15 March. It is further
adjourned to 15 June. These to be proclaimed and printed.
Sig. 109. e. 7 (8). Adv. Pamph. 1 (181). N° 3001.

13 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, For Delivering the Men to be
Levyed in the Shires after-mentioned.

Edinburgh : 13 March 1694.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 242 Defenders upon none
Cites proclamation 22 Dec. last, No. 2990, q.v., to deliver
levies at 4 days’ warning. Edinburgh, Haddingtoun,
Berwick, Selkirk, Peebles, Lanerk, Linlithgow, Fife, and
Kinross to appear on 22nd, Roxburgh, Stirling, and Clack-
mannan on the 23rd. Sir Thomas Livingston to send
officers of the two new regiments to the head burghs to
receive them, Col. Sir William Douglass’s regiment to re-
ceive 774 men, Col. Robert Mckay 775. The following
to determine any question as to efficiency. E. of Annandale,
L. Polwarth, V. of Tarbat, and Sir John Lauder of Foun-
tainhall, L. Beilhaven and Sir Robert Sinclair of Stevens-
toun, Sir John Lauder of Hattoun, E. of Linlithgow, E. of
Sutherland, E. of Forfar, Mr. Francis Montgomery and
Sir John Maxwell, E. of Melvill and E. of Leven, E. of
Strathmore. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (11). Adv. Pamph. 1 (182). N° 3002.

13 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Anent the Horses and Arms of
such as refuse the Oaths.

Edinburgh : 13 March 1694.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 243 Defenders dred be
Cites Act by which all not taking the Oath of Allegiance
‘ to keep no arms but a walking sword and no horse worth
more than 100 merks Scots, on pain of 1,000 merks Scots,
half to informer. This Act to be enforced. All such
persons to present themselves between 3rd and 11th of April,
with a certificate of obedience to the Act. The horses and
arms to be sold by auction on market day, and the price
given to the owner. Summary jurisdiction given to the
Judge Ordinary in the case of informers applying. These
to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (12). Adv. Pamph. 1 (183). N° 3003.

13 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Against the Importing Victual or
Cattel from Ireland.

Edinburgh : 13 March 1694.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 241 Britain, dom the
The laws against importing meal or other victual, horses,
mares, or cows from Ireland are to be strictly enforced.
The victual to be destroyed and the informer to have the
boat. For horses and cattle 100 merks fine each, half to
informer. David Crafurd of Drumsuie to enforce these

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l.aws, and to attend between Head of Kintyre and Lochryan,
and from there to Dumfries for discharging this duty. These
to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (9). Adv. Pamph. 1 (184). N° 3004.

13 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Against the Importing Victual or
Cattel from Ireland.

Edinburgh : 13 March 1694.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter [with No. 3131]. Gilb. Eliot.
Arms 246 France and as

Another edition of No. 3004, q.v., with Act of 8 Sept.
1697, No. 3131, q.v.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (10). Adv. Procl. I (55). N° 3005.

4 APRIL. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation against Deserters, and Resetting of
them.

Edinburgh: 4 April 1694.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 241 Defenders Our Doors

The regiments under L. Strathnaver, Sir James Lesly,
Col. Buchan, and Col. Hamilton are ready to be embarked
for Flanders. Any one who entices a soldier to desert, or
conceals one who deserts or has deserted since 1 Nov. last,
will be fined £100 Scots for each soldier to the captain of
his company, and be bound to find a soldier in his place.
Colonels of home regiments to give up deserters who have
re-engaged with them since 1 Nov. to the foreign regiments.
No stranger to be received in any family till 15 May next
without sufficient testimonials. Pardon and indemnity to
all deserters who come in before 1 May. This proclamation
in force till 15 May. These to be proclaimed, printed, and
published, fixed on the doors of all parish churches.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (13). Adv. Pamph. 1 (185). Aberdeen

(132) . N° 3006.

5 APRIL. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] The Lords of Their Majesties . . .
[Appointing a Meeting for Highland Commissioners.]
Edinburgh : 5 April 1694.

[Edinburgh : II. & S. of A. A. : 1694.]

1 f. Roman letter.

inform- for fore-

As the Commissioners for the Peace of the Highlands
have not yet met, they are to meet on 22 May at Inverness
and not at Inverlochie, as formerly appointed. This to be
published by the solicitor at the crosses and parish kirks in
the Commission before 22 May, and, if need be, printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (14). N° 3007.

16 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Order of Council, To the Sheriffs and other Magis-
trats, appointed to Execute the Proclamation, anent
the Horses and Arms of such as refuse the Oathes.
Edinburgh : 16 April 1694.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Italic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 242 Consi- dering Sollici-
Tenants’ or labourers’ labouring houses, though above the
value in the late proclamation, No. 3003, q.v., are not to be
seized. Sheriffs, &c., to observe this order. These to be
printed and sent to all sheriffs, &c.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (15). Adv. Pamph. 1 (186). Aberdeen

(133) . N° 3008.

2 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, For a National-Fast.

Edinburgh : 2 May 1694.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1694.

2 pp. fo. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 244 Queen Council p. 2) to Pre-
On the address of the General Assembly, a fast is to be
held on Thursday, 30 May. These to be proclaimed and
read from the pulpits.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (16). Adv. Pamph. 1 (187). Reg. V (55).

N° 3009.

14 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act and Intimation Anent this Currant Parliament.
Edinburgh : 14 June 1694.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 242 that ing Messen-
Parliament was adjourned by proclamation, No. 3001, q.v,,
to the 15 June instant. As the King has not signified his
pleasure, being abroad, either by sending a Commissioner
to hold it, or by adjourning it, the Privy Council orders
members to hold themselves in readiness when his pleasure
is known. This to be printed and published.

B.L. B.M. 9502. g. 5 (5). Sig. 109. ,e. 7 (17). Adv.
Pamph. 1 (188). E.T.C. (24). N° 3010.

5 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Act

For a voluntar Collection towards the Building of
a Stone-Bridge upon the Water of Nether-queich,
at the Town end of Kinross.

Edinburgh: 5 July 1694.

Edinburgh : Heir of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 242 supplicati- the pre-
On the petition of John, Lord Burghlie, James Ranken of
Colden, Patrick Robertson of Smiddyhill, and Robert Duncan,
Commissioners of Supply for Kinross, as to the importance
of having a stone bridge of no less than 3 great bows, over
the water of Nether Queich, at the town end of Kinross,
and asking for a collection at the church doors of Perth,
Fife, and Edinburgh, making James Kenoway the treasurer
to pay for materials and workmanship at the order of
Sir William Bruce and Robert Duncan ; a collection is
allowed on Sunday, 12 August next. Ministers to announce
this the Sunday before. These to be printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (18). N° 3011.

6 JULY —[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Pro-

clamation, Anent the Pole-Money.

Edinburgh : 6 July 1694.

Edinburgh : Succ. of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Queen that Inti-

The pole-money granted by Act 9, Sess. 4 of this Parlia-
ment will be rouped in the Exchequer-house, Edinburgh,
on 25 July between 3 and 5 p.m. The articles can be seen
with the clerk. These to be proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (19). Adv. Pamph. 1 (189). E.T.C. (25).

N° 3012.

12 JULY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL ] A

Proclamation, For Rouping the Rests of the Hearth-
money.

Edinburgh: 12 July 1694.

Edinburgh : Heh’S of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 242 and conjunctly pre-
The Estates have granted hearth-money 14s. Scots per
hearth on 10 Sept. 1690, payable at Candlemas 1691. Much

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of it is not yet paid. The remainder will be put up to roup,
on 25 July between 4 and 6 p.m. The conditions are in
the hands of the clerks of the Treasury, and will be published.
These to be proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (20) cropped. Adv. Pamph. 1 (190).

N° 3013.

24 JULY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation For Adjourning the Parliament to the
Twenty fifth Day of October next, 1694.

Edinburgh: 24 July 1694.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A.: 1694.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece and stitute Twenty
Cites proclamation 12 March, No. 3001, q.v., adjourning
Parliament to 15 June, royal letter of 31 May (lost on its
way to England), and Act of 14 June, No. 3010, q.v., ad-
journing indefinitely. Parliament is adjourned to 25 Oct.
These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (21). Adv. Pamph. 1 (191). N° 3014.

31 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Pro-
clamation, For putting former Acts and Proclama-
tions anent Beggars in Execution.

Edinburgh: 31 July 1694.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 245 and mand pretend
Former proclamations, &c., Nos. 2945, 2981, q.v., are to be
observed. Sheriffs to fine any persons not obeying them.
Magistrates to report any difficulties that arise to the com-
mittee of council formed. Committee to report to full
council 1 Sept. next. These to be proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (22). Adv. Pamph. 1 (193). N° 3015.

31 JULY.

of Macers Our
Another edition of No. 3015, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 24 (172). E.T.C. (26). N° 3016.

31 JULY— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Pro-
clamation For Bringing in the Accompts resting by
the Forces to the Countrey.

Edinburgh : 31 July 1694.

Edinburgh: H. & S. of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 242 the the conjunetly
Recites provision made by Estates for payment of arrears
due by the army before 1 February 1691, viz., three months’
cess, hearth-money, and pole-money. All persons who have
accounts due before 1 February 1691 and unpaid are to
bring them in with their verifications, each regiment in a
separate paragraph , before first Tuesday of October (third for
N. of Tay). The limitations in former proclamations are
passed over. Accounts due from Scots Establishment will
be met from the pole-money. These to be proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (23). Adv. Pamph. 1 (192). N° 3017.

2 AUGUST. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation For the more easie stating and In-
bringing of the Pole-money ; and for bringing in
Lists of what is payed of the Hearth-money.
Edinburgh : 2 August 1694.

[Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1694.]

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 242 De- Pole none
All masters and householders to make up full and true
lists of their servants and residenters within their family,

| and of the year’s fee, payable at Martinmas, and send it to
; the clerk of the Commissioners of Supply. They are to stop

one-twentieth of the wages of domestics for the pole-money
due then. A heretor in each vacant parish, liable for more
than £12 Scots stipend, to pay the cess out of that amount.
A heretor of over £100 of valued rent in each parish to
make up the lists of the pole-money. In burghs persons
liable may be poynded for non-payment. Officers may lend
men to prevent tumults in collecting, but must not quarter
them. Lists of money paid for hearth-money to be sent in
before 1 October. These to be proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (24) cropped. Adv. Pamph. 1 (194) cut.

N° 3018.

2 AUGUST.

Edinburgh : [J. Reid ?] : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter.

Ireland, Session that

A reprint of No. 3018, q.v.

B.L. N° 3019.

2 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation For making up Men deficient in the
last Levies.

Edinburgh : 2 August 1694.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 243 Defenders ament Igno-
Cites instructions to Commissioners of Supply 2 Feb. last
as to fractions of the numbers of men due by each heretor,
&c., to meet the levy of 2,979 foot. A great many of the
men sent are insufficient, and many liable to send men have
not sent them. The sheriffs are to list all those who have
not sent their men, and to go to their lands and arrest
sufficient men and imprison them on a keep of 4s. Scots per
diem to be paid by the officer who receives him out of the
soldier’s pay. These to be proclaimed.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 7 (25). Adv. Pamph. 1 (195).

N° 3020.

3 AUGUST. — [BY THE LORDS OF THE

TREASURY.] Proclamation, Anent Production
of the Tacks of the Teinds of the Bishopricks.
Edinburgh : 3 August 1694.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter. Tho. Moncrieff.

Headpiece the Advantage of
By royal letter of 24 April the bishops’ rents are to be
farmed, and the tacks of the teinds of the bishopricks when
renewed should be first offered to the heretors. All tacks
of teinds are to be brought in for examination before

1 October, and levy will be made on those that fail to
produce them. These to be printed and proclaimed.

Adv. Pamph. 1 (196). N° 3021.

3 AUGUST.

Sine nota [Aberdeen: J. Forbes: 1694.]

6 pp. fo. Roman letter.

A reprint of Nos. 3017, 3018, 3021, q.v.

Aberdeen. N° 3022.

6 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation For bringing in the Lists, and
Determining Debates about the Pole-Money.
Edinburgh : 6 September 1694.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 242 Defenders Royal by
Cites Act 9, Sess. 4 of this Parliament and proclamation

2 Aug., No. 3018, q.v. This proclamation has not been pro-
perly obeyed. Commissioners of Supply to select a heretor
in every parish to make up lists and rolls of the poleable
persons in their parishes. These heretors are to attend at

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the parish church door at a day fixed by the farmers of the
pole-money, and to settle all debates between the inhabitants
and the farmers as to the said pole-money. Letters of
horning against negligent commissioners. Fine £5 Scots
each offence. Heretors to give the names of their sub-
tenants, &c., on demand. These to be proclaimed.

Sig. 103. e. 7 (27). Adv. Pamph. 1 (197). N° 3023.

6 SEPTEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation Discharging Persons to be
brought from the Netherlands without Passes.
Edinburgh : 6 September 1694.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 245 and Parts, Prin-
Disaffected persons and deserters are being brought back
from the Netherlands. No skipper, &c., is to bring any one
without a pass from the Secretaries of state, their deputy,
and in the case of a soldier, from his colonel. On arrival in
the Forth, a list of passengers is to be sent to the advocat
or solicitor, and a landing order obtained. If any other
port is used, a bond to present themselves if called before
the Privy Council must be taken from the passengers.
Fine for skippers 500 merks Scots per passenger. These to
be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (26). Adv. Pamph. 1 (198). N° 3024.

11 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act and Intimation, AnentThis Currant Parliament.
Edinburgh: 11 October 1694.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 245 where And se-
Parliament being adjoui’ned to 25 October, and no intima-
tion of the King’s wish having been received, is further
adjourned till summoned. These to be printed and pub-
lished.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (28). Adv. Pamph. 1 (199). N° 3025.

30 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation, Adjourning the Parliament to the
13. of Decemb. 1694.

Edinburgh: 30 October 1694.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 243 Queen riffs be.

Cites proclamation 24 July, No. 3014, q.v. Parliament
is further adjourned to 13 December next. These to be
proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (29). Adv. Pamph. 1 (200). E.T.C. (27).

N° 3026.

15 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, Appointing a National
Thanksgiving.

Edinburgh : 15 November 1694.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman lettei\ Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 241 Great- upon and
On address of the Commission of the General Assembly
22 Nov. for town and shire of Edinburgh and 6 December
for the rest of the kingdom is appointed a day of thanks-
giving. These to be read in all pulpits the Lord's day
before. Those who do not keep it are counted disaffected.
These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (30). Adv. Pamph. 1 (202), 19 (33).

N° 3027.

16 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation For bringing in and paying
the Arrears due by the Forces to the Countrey.

Edinburgh : 16 November 1694.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 242 Defen- Countrey Authority

Recites provisions of Act as to pole-money. Cites pro-
clamation 31 July, No. 3017, q.v. As few or none of the
shires have their accounts duly stated by Martinmas they
have not been able to retain the pole-money. All arrears
due must be claimed before 15 January next peremptorily.
Accounts passed will be paid by the general receiver, who
receives the pole-money at Candlemas and Whitsunday
next. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (31). Adv. Pamph. 1 (203). N° 3028.

4 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament to the
fifteenth day of February 1695.

Edinburgh : 4 December 1694.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece King of February

Cites proclamation 30 Oct. last, No. 3026, q.v. Parlia-
ment is further adjourned to 1 5 February next. These to
be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (32). Adv. Pamph. 1 (204). N° 3029.

13 DECEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act Anent the Deficients in the last Levy.

Edinburgh: 13 December 1694.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 242 of hands Clerks,

Their Majesties’ sollicitor to send to sheriffs and stewarts
a list of all deficients of the new levy he has received. The
others are to make up full lists and send doubles of them to
the sollicitor within 1 5 days. They are to exact every man
liable, and a fine of 200 merks on those not sent before
1 November. Half the penalties are to be applied towards
the perfecting of the geographical maps of this kingdom,
the other to the general uses of the shire. Sheriffs to be
liable for the penalties they should collect. These to be
printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (33). Adv. Pamph. 1 (205). N° 3030.

18 DECEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, Anent Recruits, and Regu-
lating the Seising of Deserters.

Edinburgh : 18 December 1694.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1694.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 241 De- Our this

No one to leave the kingdom before 1 March without a
pass from the Privy Council. No recruiting of home regi-
ments till enough are got for Flanders. Option to recruits
to leave the service after 3 years. Wounded Scots to have
the same privileges as the English, and proclamation
16 Dec. 1692, No. 2952, q.v., is to be strictly observed.
These to be proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (34). Adv. Pamph. 1 (206). MS. Aberdeen
(134). N° 3031.

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Nos 3032-40

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.

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.

2 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation For a National Humiliation upon
the account of the Queens Death.

Edinburgh : 2 January 1695.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 241 Ire- bled ordains
On the address of the ministers and brethren of the Com-
mission of the late General 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 prescribing the Method of Stateing of the
Accompts of Arrears due by the Forces to the
Countrey.

Edinburgh : 22 January 1695.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.

1 f. Gothic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 241 Faith ; verally by-
ill 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.

Arms 241 Be- and the

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.
VOL. II 457

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.

7 MARCH. — [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 6d. 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. N° 3038.

7 MARCH.

Glasgow : R. Sanders : 1695.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 260 Britain, conjunctly these
A reprint of No. 3038, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 42 (28). 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.

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.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 of there be

3 N

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1695: 6-7 William III

Any one who has put any quantity of money greater than
that allowed by law on board any ship at Leith or else-
where is to put it ashore at once, or he will be called before
the Privy Council and punished. These to be proclaimed
and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (43). Adv. Pamph. 1 (215). N° 3041.

19 MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament to the
eighteenth day of April 1695.

Edinburgh : 19 March 1695.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 France asmuch day
Cites proclamation 12 Feb., No. 3036, q.v. Parliament
is further adjoui-ned to 18 April. These to be proclaimed
and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (44). Adv. Pamph. 1 (216). N° 3042.

28 MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Pi'oclamation, Adjourning the General Assembly
from the . . . day of April next, to the eleventh day
of July 1695.

Edinbui’gh : 28 March 1695.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 France, We Igno-
The commissioner to the last General Assembly indicted
a new one to meet on . . . April ; it is adjourned to 11 July.
These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (45). Adv. Pamph. 1 (217). E.T.C. (121).

N° 3043.

17 APRIL.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Adjourning the Parliament from the
eighteenth day of April, to the ninth day of May
1695.

Edinburgh : 17 April 1695.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece Britane, asmuch these

Cites proclamation 9 March, No. 3042, q.v. Parliament
is adjourned to and is to meet on 9 May. These to be
proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (46). Adv. Pamph. 1 (218). E.T.C. (122).

N° 3044.

9 MAY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act For Settling
the Orders in the Parliament-House.

Edinburgh : 9 May 1695.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : [1695].

1 f. Roman letter. Tarbat.

of each Corn-

Standing orders for attendance, &c., as No. 2964, q.v.
E.T.C. (128).

See Acts ix. 351. j^-o 3045

16 MAY— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation Discharging English Clipt Money.
Edinburgh : 16 May 1695.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece France Leidges pre-

No English clipt money to pass, except by weight, after

20 May. Crown 14^ drop, half-crown 7 drop 9 gr. , Is.
2 drop 32 gr. , 6 d. 1 drop 16 gr. [drop = 40 grains]. Unclipt
money to pass at the former rate. This to be proclaimed
and printed.

B.M. 9502. g. 5 (9).

Patrick ii. 248. 3046

16 MAY.

Headpiece France verally none
Another edition of No. 3046, q.v.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (49). Adv. Pamph. 1 (224).

1695 omitted in subscription. U° 3047.

16 MAY— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act of Parlia-
ment, For a Solemn Fast.

Edinburgh : 16 May 1695.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.

1 f. Roman letter. Tarbat.

Arms 241 Important of Exhort
On the address of the Synod of Lothian and Tweeddale,

13 June (second Thursday) to be kept as a day of fasting and
humiliation. Fine £100 Scots. These to be printed, pro-
claimed, and read in all pulpits at least the Sunday before.

Adv. Pamph. 1 (223), 19 (35).

Acts ix. 352. jfo 3048.

4 JUNE— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Pro-
clamation, For apprehending Patrick Grahame of
Inchbraco, with promise of a Reward.

Edinbui-gh : 4 June 1695.

Edinburgh: H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece Britain, and Fourth
Patrick Grahame, younger of Inchbraco, hath killed
John, Master of Rolls, and fled. 1,800 merks Scots reward
for his apprehension. None are to aid or shelter him on
peril. These to be proclaimed, printed, and published.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (50). Adv. Pamph. 1 (225). N° 3049.

14 JUNE— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act for A Con-

tribution For the Redemption of Nine Slaves and
Captives in Barbary.

Edinburgh: 14 June 1695.

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter. Tarbat.

[a]nent Crawford, Majes-

On the petition of Andrew Watson, skipper, Alexander
Skeen, John Crawford, William Adie, Cuthbert Glass, John
Aitkin, Rodger Weir, Thomas Hill, and James Jervie,
mariners, sailing from Glasgow to Maderas, taken prisoners
19 Nov. 1694 (lat. 38°) by two Sally men-of-war, and carried
to Mamora in Barbary under the King of Fez, and enslaved,
as letters from Mamora and Mackaness show. A contribu-
tion for their relief is ordered at the doors of every parish
church on the last Sunday of July to be handed to John
Speul or order, who will ransom them. Ministers to exhort
their congregation the Sunday befoi’e. This to be printed.
B.M. 9502. g. 5 (8). Sig. 109. e. 7 (51).

Acts ix. 368. N° 3050.

28 JUNE— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act Against
irregular Baptisms and Marriages.

[Edinburgh] : 28 June 1695.

Edinbui'gh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.

1 f. Roman letter. Tarbat.

Headpiece of notwithstanding questio
No outed ministers are to baptize children or celebrate
marriages on pain of imprisonment and banishment. Cites
Act 3, Sess. 4 of this Parliament. This without prejudice
to the Acts against px-ivate or clandestine mamages.

Reg. V (58). E.T.C. (129).

Acts ix. 386. N° 3051.

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Nos 3052-8

9 JULY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation Adjourning the General Assembly till
the twenty of November 1695.

Edinburgh: 9 July 1695.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece France junctly Ordains

Cites proclamation 28 March, No. 3043, q.v. General
Assembly is further adjourned to 20 November next. These
to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (53). Adv. Pamph. 1 (227). N° 3052.

12 JULY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation For Raising the Rate of Money.
Edinburgh : 12 July 1695.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.

1 f. Italic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 the sengers these

To prevent the export of coin, the silver Scots crown
piece or the silver milned English crown is raised to £3. 6s.
[Scots]. The silver Scots 40s. piece to 44s., the silver
milned half-crown of England 33s., silver Scots 20s. piece
to 22s., the silver 10s. piece to 11s., the ducatdoun to
£3. 14s., the four rex dollars (the bank-sword-dollar, wild-
man and wild-horse dollars, and castle-dollar) to £3, the
others being 58s. still, the Scots 4 merk piece, the leg-
dollar, French silver crown piece, cross-dollar, and milnryne
to 58s., and their halves and quarters proportionately. These
to be current rates in payments and receipts. The Acts
against transporting gold and silver to be strictly enforced.
These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (54). Adv. Pamph. 1 (228), 10 (11).

Patrick ii. 250. N° 3053.

16 JULY— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act Con-
cerning the Church.

Edinburgh : 16 July 1695.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.

1 f. Roman letter. Tarbat.

Arms 241 exposing the Mini-
All ministers who have not qualified by taking the oath
allowed till 1 Sept. 1695, with protection unless they assume
powers of ordaining others, &c. Any who do not come in
before that date are ipso facto deprived. Stipulations in
favour of ministers as to recovery of stipends, &c. The Act
for encouraging preachers at vacant churches extended.

Adv. Pamph. 19 (37) cut. Aberdeen (143).

Acts ix. 419. No 3054.

25 JULY.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL ] Act

Anent the Half Ducatdouns and Old Scots Merk-
pieces.

[Edinburgh] : 25 July 1695.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.

1 f. Italic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece the Pound Cross

Cites proclamation 12 July, No. 3053, q.v. Certain
hesitate to raise the value of the lialf-ducatdoun and old
Scots merk-pieces at the rate of a quarter of the four-merk-
pieces. The lialf-ducatdoun is to be current at £1. 17 s.
Scots, and the old Scots merk-piece at a quarter of the Scots
four-merk-piece. These to be printed and published.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (55). Adv. Pamph. 1 (229).

Patrick ii. 251. Jfo 3055.

27 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation For Collecting and In-bringing the

459

Pole-Money, appointed to be payed at Martinmas,
1695, by an Act of the last Session of Parliament.

Edinburgh : 27 July 1695.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 243 Forasmuch Therefore to

The pole-money is to be collected by the Commissioners
of Supply. They are to appoint two sub-commissioners to
every parish, with power to appoint a clerk and collector
and make up lists of persons poleable from the elders on
oath. These lists and assessments are to be sent up to the
Treasury, a double being kept. The sub-collectors are to
receive the money and enter the names in a book. After
30 days a list of deficients is to be made out. Sub-collectors
to have an allowance of 2 per cent., collector of supply
2 per cent. Absent commissioners of the shires fined £10
Scots each time. In case of failzie, the sub-collectors may
exact doubles and quadruples. These to be proclaimed and
printed .

Sig. 109. e. 7 (56) cropped. Adv. Pamph. 1 (230).

N° 3056.

6 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act In Favours of the Browers of Edinburgh, and
Liberties thereof ; and other adjacent Brewers.

Edinburgh: 6 August 1695.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

to Act and

On petition of the brewers, of the additional excise of 3d.
Scots per pint of ale or beer and 3s. more on each pint of
aquavitae or strong waters, and the rise in selling price of
ale to 28 d. per pint least price, that they may raise the price
at which they sell to the vintners, and that the vintners in
Abby, Yeard-heads of Leith, Caldtoun, and other adjacent
places may not be allowed to sell their ale at a less price
than Edinburgh vintners ; the Privy Council grant their
request.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (57) cropped. Adv. Pamph. 1 (231).

N° 3057.

8 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act Explanatory, Of the Proclamation of the
27 July last, for Collecting and Inbringing of the
Pole 1695 : With Additional Instructions to the
Commissioners of Shires there anent.

Edinburgh : 8 August 1695.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece the ners Edin-

In pursuance of proclamation 27 July, No. 3056, q.v.,
commissioners who did not meet on the day appointed by
the Act are to meet on first Tuesday in September, and
burgh magistrates also, to appoint sub-commissioners. 2. The
sub-commissioners to take caution of their collector. 3. They
call up heretors, and guardians of minors and absents, to
give evidence on oath. 4. A scheme to be laid down for
the sub-commissioners. 5. The £10 Scots fine is remitted,
the certification being on highest peril. These to be printed
and published.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (58). Adv. Pamph. 1 (231). Reg. Y (60).
E.T.C. (131). N° 3058.

14 AUGUST— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation For the more effectual Uplifting
and Inbringing the Annexed and Additional Excise.

Edinburgh : 14 August 1695.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.

1 f. Italic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

the sengers be

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N 2

Nos 3059-67

1695: 7 William III

No brewer to sell any part of their brousts till they enter
it and get a permit (gratis); fine £10 Scots. Brewers of
aquavitae, &c., to give in monthly entries, with lists of all
retailers to whom they sell it. Collectors of customs to
give returns of imported foreign strong waters, with the
importers’ names, and these to give lists of the retailers
with quantities sold them, to the tacksmen. Brewers’
barrels to be marked with their name and the seal of the
nearest excise office (gratis). Besetting of ale and beer for-
bidden. Tapsters and vintners to take out a licence and
give caution not to sell at less than the appointed prices.
These to be proclaimed, printed, and published.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (59). Adv. Pamph. 1 (232). N° 3059.

3 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN
CIL.] Proclamation For a Solemn National
Thanksgiving.

Edinburgh : 3 September 1695.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.

1 f. Homan letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece and taking the

A day of thanksgiving for the taking of Namur, &c.,
appointed, 15 Sept, in Edinburgh, 22 Sept, this side Tay,
29 Sept. N. of Tay. These to be read in all churches, &c.,
the Lord’s day before, proclaimed, and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (60). Adv. Pamph. 1 (233). E.T.C. (132).

N° 3060.

3 OCTOBER.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation For the better Inbringing of the
Pole-Money, Imposed in Anno 1695.

Edinburgh : 3 October 1695.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A : 1695.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Defender and Signet

Owing to the late harvest and bad weather the lists could
not be sent in by 1 October ; they are to be sent in by
1 November. 3 per cent, will be allowed to parish collectors
and 2 per cent, to shire collectors. All ministers of the
gospel in this kingdom are to be reckoned in the class of
and to pay as gentlemen. Heretors refusing to make up the
list of their tenants: and elders, tutors, &c., refusing to give
evidence are to be liable to letters of horning. Where there
is only one or no residing heretor other substantial men
may be chosen. These to be proclaimed, printed, and
published.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (61). Adv. Pamph. 1 (234). N° 3061.

5 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation For Adjourning the
Parliament, to the Twentieth of March next, 1696.

Edinburgh: 5 November [1695].

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms as 242 France ly Se-

Parliament at its rising adjourned to 7 Nov. It is further
adjourned to 20 March next. These to be proclaimed and
printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (62). Adv. Pamph. 1 (235). N° 3062.

7 NOVEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation For Adjourning the General
Assembly of this Church, to the Seventeenth of
December next, 1695.

Edinburgh : 7 November [1695].

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 243 Frams ly Edin-

Cites proclamation 9 July, No. 3052, q.v. The Assembly
is further adjourned to 17 December next. These to be
proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (63). Adv. Pamph. 1 (236). E.T.C. (133).

N° 3063.

20 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation Discharging the Importation
of forreign Victual.

Edinburgh : 20 November 1695.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 France Severally Igno-
Repeats proclamation, No. 2905, q.v., against import of
foreign grain.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (64). Adv. Pamph. 1 (237). N° 3064.

28 NOVEMBER- [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation Discharging the Melting
down of Current Coin, the Passing of Cobbs, or
Clipt Money, except by Weight, and the Exportation
of Money forth of the Kingdom, 1695.

Edinburgh : 28 November 1695.

Edinburgh : H. of A. A. : 1695.

4 pp. Roman letter (with the Act). Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 France, Severally p. 2) Weight Pro-
No one to melt down coined money, either at mint or
elsewhere. Plate or lignets of silver to be certified on oath
as not melted coin. Byals or cobbs to weigh 1 4 drop, and
to pass only by weight. No money to be exported. The
Act of 1663 against exportation to be strictly observed.
This to be proclaimed, &c.

B.M. 9502. g. 5 (7). Sig. 109. e. 7 (65). Adv. Pamph.
1 (239).

Patrick ii. 252. 3065.

13 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act Allowing the Importation of Meal
from Ireland.

Edinburgh : 13 December 1695.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.

1 f. Italic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 241 un- Shires Edinburgh,

As the price of meal in the western shires has risen above
the limit of the Act of 1672, it may be imported (and no
other grain) from Ireland to any port between the Mouth
of Annan and the Head of Kintyre till 1 February next and
no longer. These to be printed and published.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (66). Adv. Pamph. 1 (242). E.T.C. (138).

N° 3066.

19 DECEMBER— BY THE KING. A Procla-
mation.

[For calling in Clipped Coin.]

Kensington : 19 December 1695.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.

1 f. Roman letter.

Temporal, behalf Ring,

A reprint of No. 4169, England, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 1 (244). E.T.C. (139). N° 3067.

19 DECEMBER- [BY THE PRIVY COUN

CIL.] A Proclamation, Prorogating the Dyets of
giving in lists of Poleable Persons, and payment of
their Pole-money, and prescribing Methods for the
exactness and perfecting of the same.

Edinburgh : 19 December 1695.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 241 Conjunctly and and

460

1695-6: 7 William III

Nos 3068-74

Recites various mistakes and defects in drawing up lists
of poleable persons. The day for sending in lists and
paying pole-money is adjourned to 15 January this side Tay
(except Perth) and 1 Feb. for Perth and N. of Tay. Col-
lectors of supply to make a list of all poleable persons
omitted or undercharged by the sub-collectors. They are to
have an extra 2 per cent, beside the allowance formerly
made. The sheriffs are before 15 Feb. (S. of Tay) or
1 March (N. of Tay) to list all persons in default and to
exact quadruple what they owe, to retain one-half themselves
and remit the other to the Privy Council. These to be
proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (67). Adv. Pamph. 1 (243) cropped.

N° 3068.

31 DECEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation Discharging Persons to
Travel to Ireland without Passes.

Edinburgh : 31 December 1695.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1695.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Britain Conjunctly Ignorance ;

To discourage the summer vagabonds and the young men
who have no settled work to escape military service, no
person is to pass into Ireland without a permit sufficiently
signed showing their name, abode, and occupation for the
last year. Customs officers to enforce this. These to be
proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (68). Adv. Pamph. 1 (245). N° 3069.

1696

21 JANUARY— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act Raising the Rate of the Five Shilling-
Pieces.

Edinburgh : 21 January 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Italic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece Con • Day Printed,

Cites Act 10 Dec. 1695 raising 5s. piece to 5s. 6d., though
not contained in proclamation 12 Aug. (sic), No. 3053, q.v.
This Act is to be printed and sold.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 7 (69). Adv. Pamph. 1 (250).

Patrick ii. 254. 3070.

21 JANUARY.- [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation Discharging Correspondence
and Commerce with France.

Edinburgh : 21 January 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

France, conjunctly Proclamation,

Recites provisions of Act. 8, Sess. 3. No one to go to
Fiance after 1 June 1693 or to stay there after 1 Aug. 1693
on pain of treason. No one is therefore to have any com-
merce or correspondence with France or people living in it
on pain of treason. This to be proclaimed.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 7 (70). Adv. Pamph. 1 (249).

N° 3071.

28 JANUARY. - [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act Appointing Collectors of Shires to
receive Clipped Merk-pieces from the Parish-
Collectors of the Pole-money, and ordaining diligence
against Parish-Collectors.

Edinburgh: 28 January 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Italic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

here- to hereof

Collectors for the shires to accept clipped merk-pieces and
their fractions from parish collectors, on their oath that
they received them before the proclamation against them,
No. 3065, q.v., was promulgated. No pole-money to be
exacted for persons who died before Martinmas. Collectors
of parishes to be moved to diligence. These to be printed
and distributed to the shires.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 7(72). Adv. Pamph. 24 (180), 1 (252).
E.T.C. (141).

Patrick ii. 254. 3072.

28 JANUARY .-[BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation Declaring old Un-clipt
Merk-Pieces, and broad Un-clipt English Money to
be Currant.

Edinburgh : 28 January 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 France, conjunctly ig-
Old Scots merk-pieces and their fractions when not
clipped and all broad unclipped English money are legal
tender. These to be proclaimed and printed.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 7 (71). Adv. Pamph. 1 (251). E.T.C.
(142).

Patrick ii. 255. 3073.

4 FEBRUARY— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Commission For Examining Witnesses
anent the Importation of Irish Victual.

Edinburgh : 4 February 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Drumsuie, remiss al-

David Crawfurd of Drumsuie and his servants have been
remiss in exercising the power given him, proclamation,
No. 3004, q.v. Power is given to magistrates of Glasgow,
Renfrew, Dumbartoun, Inverarry, Rothesay, and Irwine,
— Noble of Ferme, Claud Hamilton of Barns, Sir John
Campbel of Carick, John McCarter of Milntoun, John
Campbell of Kildalin, Sir James Stewart, . . . Bannatine
of Kaims, Lairds of Houston, Greenock, Crawfurdsburn,
Blackhall, Kellie, Kelburn, Bishoptoun, Hunterstoun,
Auchinnames, Aslimyard, Corsbie, and Adamtoun, William
Cunninghame, John Park of Littledub, Sir William
Cunninghame of Cunninghame-head, William Baillie of
Muncktoun, William Cunninghame of Brounhill, William
Mctaggart, James Ross of Garvan, and John Muir, to inquire
(1) if Drumsuie granted licences to import victual from
Ireland and on what consideration. (2) If they connived at
it. (3) If they exacted money from the boatmen. (4) If
they knew where victual was and did not seize it. (5) What
were the exactions on importers. (6) Precise dates, places,
sums, and names of witnesses. (7) Any other matters
bearing on the conduct of Drumsuie and his servants, &c.
Power to call witnesses up to 1 5 March next to report before
the fii’st Tuesday in April. Evidence not to be used against
witnesses.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (73). Adv. Pamph. 1 (253); Procl. I (56).

N° 3074.

7 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act Allowing the Importation of Irish
Meal and Oats.

[Edinburgh] : 7 February 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Italic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece Council, dom Extracted

As the price of meal and oats is still above the statute
rate they may be imported from Ireland to any port between

461

Nos 3075-82

1696: 7-8 William III

Annand Mouth and Kintyre Head to 15 April next. These
to be published and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (74). Adv. Pamph. 1 (254); Prod. I (57).

N° 3075.

13 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation Anent Recruits, Levies,
Deserters and Passes.

Edinburgh: 13 February 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncrieff.

Ireland , ing be

No free leidge to be taken as a soldier except by his own
will. No officers recruiting for Flanders to seize deserters
except those from the regiments in Flanders. Other officers
only to seize deserters from their own regiments. Passes
for soldiers only valid when given by colonels (or field
officers of home regiments). These to be proclaimed, read
in all churches after service, and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (75). Adv. Pamph. 1 (255); Procl. I (58).

N° 3076.

23 FEBRUARY— BY THE KING. A Procla-
mation.

[For the arrest of the Duke of Berwick and others.]
Kensington : 23 February 169f.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter.

here- been Re-
A reprint of No. 4173, England, q.v.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (76). Adv. Pamph. 1 (256). N° 3077.

25 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act Continuing the Importation of Irish
Meal & Oats, and allowing Bear to be Imported
until the fifteen Day of May next.

Edinburgh : 25 February 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Italic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece Council, Kingdom be

Continues Act, No. 3075, q.v., to 15 May and allows bear
in addition to be imported till then. These to be published
and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (77). Adv. Pamph. 1 (259); Procl. I (95).
E.T.C. (143). N° 3078.

29 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation For Securing the Kingdom
against an Invasion designed from France.
Edinburgh : 29 February 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 Arms, which Pre-
All subjects warned to be ready to defend against an
invasion or insurrection. All persons coming in without
passes to be stopped at the ports or borders. Disaffected
persons and their meetings to be reported. Those who
have not sworn to be disarmed and their horses taken away.
Warning to be given of strange ships approaching. These
to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (78) cropped. Adv. Pamph. 1 (260), 19
(41); Procl. I (59). N° 3079.

3 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Appointing the Out-bringing and
Delivery of a Thousand Men for the Levy of this
present year.

Edinburgh : 3 March 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

4 pp. fo. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

The levy is to be raised by the Commissioners of Supply
from (1) all idle, loose, and vagabond persons without wife
or children ; (2) young fencible men, unmarried, who are to
fill up the number by lot. £20 Scots to be paid on delivery
of each recruit to Sir Thomas Livingston, Commander in-
Chief. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (79). Adv. Pamph. 1 (261); Procl. I (60).

N° 3080.

6 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Calling out the half of the Foot
Militia in some Shires, and the Fencible Men in
others ; and for Seasing Horses and Arms.
Edinburgh : 6 March 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

4 pp. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 France, ly p. 2) Prestoun- p. 3) Town
p. 4) Sixteen shall

The following officers are appointed. Earl Lauderdale,
Col., Sir John Clerk of Pennicook, Lieut. -Col., Alexander
Burnet of Carlops, Major for Edinbro’, Lord Belhaven, Col.,
Laird of Px-estoun Grange, Lieut.-Col., Ensign Robert Sinclair,
Major for Haddington, Sir John Home of Blackader, Col.,
Sir Robert Stuart of Allanbank, Lieut. -Col., Capt. Alexander
Cockbui’n of Duns, Major for Berwickshire, Patrick Murray
of Livingstoun, Col., James Pringle of Torwoodlie, Lieut.-
Col., — Shai’p of Houston, Major, Linlithgow, Peebles, and
Selkirk, Master of Burghlie, Col., — Arnot of Auchinmoor
Lieut.-Col., — Hay younger of Naughton. Majoi’, for East
Fife, Earl Mortoun, Col., — Douglas of Sti’athendre, Lieut.-
Col., Orrock of Balram, Major, for Kini’oss and West Fife,
Provost Edinburgh, Cel., Lieut. Robert Keith, Lieut.-Col.,
Capt. James Lindsey, Major, for Edinburgh town. Com-
missioners of Supply to meet on 9 March and nominate
captains, &c. Officers nominated to serve under penalty of
fine of 1,000 or 500 mei’ks. All hex-etors to be ready by
12 March with men and 10 days’ pay at 6 d. per day at the
meeting places, where the troops are to be kept at drill for
10 days. The heretors of Wigtoun, Kirkcudbright, Air,
Dumbarton, Lanerk, and Renfrew are to assemble within
three days. The militia, &c., will not be regarded as listed
soldiers. All horses worth above 100 merks Scots, whose
owners have not sworn allegiance, are to be seized for service.
Report to be sent in by 16 March. This to be proclaimed
and printed.

B.M. 9502. g. 5 (12). Adv. Pamph. 1 (262); Procl. I
(65). N° 3081.

6 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Pi-oclamation For Calling out of the Heretors,
and Requiring the Flanders Officers, and other
Officers imployed since His Majesties Accession to
the Crown, to come to Edinburgh.

Edinbuigh : 6 March 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Our dom their

Calling out the hei-etors of the southei-n counties on
12 March, under Laird of Kimei-ghame, L. of Stevinson,
. . . Craig of Riccartoun, Henry Balfour of Denbug, . . .
Lawson of Cavinmoor, . . . Cornwall of Bonhard, . . .
Scot of Gilmenscleugh, L. of Cleghorn, . . . Hamilton of
Aikenhead, . . . Muir of Glanderstoun, . . . Crafurd of
Kilbirnie, . . . Howstoun of that Ilk, Sir William Mack-
dowgal of Gartland. All the Flanders officers in the king-
dom, and all other former officers are to come to Edinburgh
and give in their names to Sir Thomas Livingstoun, Com-
mander-in-Chief. These to be proclaimed, read in all
churches after sermon, and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (80). Adv. Pamph. 1 (263) cropped;
Procl. I (63). N° 3082.

462

1696: 8 William III

Nos 3083 9

10 MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation For a Solemn Day of Humiliation.

Edinburgh : 10 March 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

France as And

On the address of the Commissioners of the General
Assembly, Lord’s day, 15 March, is appointed a day of
humiliation in Edinburgh, Leith, Cannongate, and West
Kirk, 22 March in the rest south of Tay, and 29 March north
of Tay. These to be proclaimed, read in parish churches at
Edinburgh on Thursday next, by sound of drum on Friday,
in all other parish churches the Lord’s day before the fixed
day and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (32); 50. f. (39). Adv. Pamph. 1 (264);
Procl. I (64). E.T.C. (145). N° 3083.

12 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation For Apprehending the persons
After-named, as having been in France contrair to
the Acts of Parliament.

Edinburgh : 12 March 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Privy dained Intima-

Cites Act 8, Sess. 4. The following have incurred the
penalty of treason. . . . Grahame jun. of Duntroon, Charles
Kinnaird, brother of L. Kinnaird, Alexander Maitland, b.
of E. of Lauderdale, Capt. Deans, Capt. Ruthven, Lieut.
Isaac Threcal, Lieut. Auchmouty, Ensign Alexander Innes,
Lieuts. Daniel and John Banes, Ens. William Ramsay (of
Hodge’s regiment), Ens. Alexander Sandelands (Wauchope’s
regiment), Ens. Laurence Drummond, Capt. Robert Somervail,
Capt. William Davidson, Lieut. William Main, Lieut. James
Henderson, Ens. Robert Southerland, Ens. Alexander
Sinclair, Lieut. John Bell (D’Offerel’s regiment), Ens. William
Innes (D’Offerel’s regiment), Ens. William Lyon (same), Wil-
liam and Hugh Southerland, nephews to Maj.-Gen. Souther-
land, Walter Nisbet, s. of Alexander Nisbet of Craigintinny,
William Sinclair, Thomas Clark, Robert Kinloch, William
Pearson, Alexander Nisbet, Mr. James Oswald (Chappeland
to the Lady Halket), . . . Cuthbert, Capt. Patrick Grahame,
Capts. Robert and William Charters, Capt. John Ramsay,
Lieut.-Col. Rattray, Lieut.-Col. Oliphant, Lieut.-Col. Douglas,
Robert Stuart, Ens. John Menzies, Maj. John Gordon, Capt.
James Adamson, Charles Farquharson, Robert King, Capt.
John Livingston, Lieut. John Creighton, Sir John Mclain
of that Ilk, . . . Irwine of Stepletoun, Capt. . . . Mair.
They are said to have returned to Scotland. All sheriffs,

&c., are to search for and arrest them, reporting the result
of their diligence to the Council by 1 April. No one to
relieve them, &c. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (83) ci’opped. Adv. Pamph. 1 (265) ;
Procl. I (62); III (49). N0 3084.

13 MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation For Seising the Horses and Arms of
Papists, and Persons above the Degree of Commons,
not Qualified according to the Act of Parliament.

Edinburgh : 13 March 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 conjunctly Walking- Proclamation,

Cites Act. All sheriffs, &c., are to cite all papists and
heretors above the degree of Commons in every parish who
will not take the oath of allegiance to declare what horses
worth more than 100 merks, and what arms they have, and
to deliver them up immediately. These to be kept in safe
custody by the sheriffs. They are to report the result by
2 April (or 5 May N. of Tay) on fine of 500 merks Scots.
Arms, &c., to be taken by force if necessary. Magistrates

463

and officers to swear that they have not returned any
valuable horses or arms. These to be proclaimed and
printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (84). Adv. Pamph. 1 (266); Procl. I (61).

N° 3085.

16 MARCH— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament from
the 20 day of March instant, to the 21st day of
July next.

Edinburgh : 16 March 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A.: 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. Gdb. Eliot.

Headpiece Britain, riffs And
Cites proclamation 5 Nov., No. 3062, q.v. Parliament is
further adjourned to 21 July. These to be proclaimed and
printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (85). Adv. Pamph. 1 (267); Procl. I (66).

N° 3080.

10 APRIL— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Association Begun to be Subscribed at Edinburgh,
April 10, 1696.

Edinburgh : 10 April 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter.

Headpiece with Conspiracy De-
Acknowledging William’s title, and engaging to defend
him against James, and the pretended Prince of Scotland
(Prince of Wales), and against invasion or insurrection, and
in case of his assassination to defend the succession according
to the declaration of the Estates.

[Followed by] An authorization to print and sell this
under the title of ‘Bond of Association, Subscribed by the
Lords of His Majesties Privy Council, by His Majesties
Special Allowance’.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (86). Adv. Pamph. 1 (269), 19 (37);
Procl. I (67).

This is page 2 of a broadside 2 pp. p. 1 is the English Association
3 April: complete in Adv. Pamph. 1 (269). 3087.

16 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] William . . . Forasmuch as the Lords . . .
[Sheriffs to report seizures of Arms or Horses.]
Edinburgh : 16 April 1696.

[Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696] sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncrieff.1

Arms 246 Privy pointed made
Letters against all sheriffs, to give up reports of the
horses and arms seized or pay 500 merks fine to George
Baillie of Jariswood, General Receiver. Any arms, &c.,
seized are to be sent to Edinburgh, Striviling, Dumbarton,
Blackness, Inverness, or Dunnotter, and reported to Privy
Council.

Adv. Pamph. 1 (27 1).2 Aberdeen (144).2

1 MS. signature.

2 Blanks filled in MS. Rubbed impression of seal. 3088.

7 MAY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation For Apprehending Sir George Barclay.
Edinburgh : 7 May 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1698.

1 f. Italic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 the into he

Sir George Barclay, having conspired to assassinate the
King, is thought to have escaped to Scotland. £1,000
sterling reward for his arrest, full pardon if he is killed or
wounded when resisting arrest. Those who conceal him
are traitors. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (87). Adv. Pamph. 1 (272); Procl. 1(68).

N° 3089.

Nos 3090-7

1696: 8 William III

21 MAY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Crying down the English Milned
Crowns and Half-Crowns : Ordaining the Old-Merk
and Half-Merk-Pieces to Pass, and stopping the
taking of Bullion, at the Mint-house.

Edinburgh : 21 May 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 244 Defend- as Intimation
Cites proclamation 12 July 1695, No. 3053, q.v. The
crowns and half-crowns are reduced to £3 and £1. 10s. Scots
respectively. They are not to be taken into the mint as
bullion to be coined, nor to be melted down. Cites pro-
clamation 28 Jan. 1696, No. 3073, q.v. Unclipped old-merk
and half-merk pieces to pass, even if they are worn bare and
thin. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (88). Adv. Pamph. 1 (273) ; Procl. I (69).
Patrick ii. 257. N° 3090.

2 JUNE. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation For Crying down the Silver Scots
Crown-Piece, and the fourty Shilling, twenty
Shilling, ten Shilling, and five Shilling Scots Pieces
to their former Rates.

Edinburgh : 2 June 1696.

Edinburgh ; H. & S. of A. A. : 1 696.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 Bri- dred these

Cites proclamation 12 July 1695, No. 3053, q.v., which
is withdrawn. These coins to pass at their former rates.
These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (89). Adv. Pamph. 1 (274) .; Procl. I (73).
E.T.C. (148).

Patrick ii. 259. UD 3091.

5 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation For a Solemn National Fast and
Humiliation.

Edinburgh : 5 June 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Ireland , as foresaid.

On the address of the commissioners appointed by the
late General Assembly, Tuesday, 16 June (Tuesday, 30th,

N. of Tay) is appointed a day of solemn humiliation and
prayer. Fine for neglect £100 Scots, half to judge, half to
poor of parish. These to be proclaimed, read in pulpits the
Lord’s day before the day fixed, and printed.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 7 (91). Adv. Pamph. 1 (276), 19 (39) ;
Procl. I (71).

Causes of a solemn Fast (Sig. 109. e. 7 (90)). N0 3092.

9 JUNE. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Against Regraiting of Victual, and
Forestalled, and Allowing the Importation of
Victual free of Publick Burden.

Edinburgh: 9 June 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

To strictly Proclama-

Cites Acts against regrating and forestalling. These Acts
are to be enforced. All victual stored up is to be threshed and
exposed to sale at the prices of last Candlemas Fiers, or to be
escheated. Magistrates to see that the markets are duly regu-
lated. Any person may import foreign victual duty free to
1 September next. These to be proclaimed and printed.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 7 (92). Adv. Pamph. 1 (277); Procl.

I (72). Reg. V (71).

A reprint in folio with explanation, Aberdeen (145). N° 3093.

464

12 JUNE. — [BY THE LORDS OP THE
TREASURY^ A Proclamation For Rouping of
His Majesties Customs and Forraign Excise, and
other Branches of His Revenue.

Edinburgh : 12 June 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Italic letter. Tho. Moncrieff.

Headpiece Thesaury llie at

A roup of the tacks of the rents of Orkney and Zetland
and the Post Office expiring before 1 November next will be
held on 29 July next. Articles may be seen with the clerk.
These to be proclaimed and printed.

B.L. E.T.C. (149). N° 3094.

23 JUNE. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Letters of Publication Of an Patent Granted by
Their Majesties King William and Queen Mary,
In favours of the Chirurgions, and Chirurgion
Apothecaries of Edinburgh.

[Edinburgh : 23 June 1696.]

[Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.]

[2 ft’.] Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Our Burgh

On the address of Alexander Monteith, Deacon of the
Chirurgions of Edinburgh, that they have a patent of William
and Mary, 28 Feb. 1694, confirming their rights under Great
Seal, ratified in the last session of Parliament, 17 July 1695,
and praying that they be published ; the Privy Council
orders it to be published. (Text of Charter follows.)

Sig. 109. e. 7 (6), f. 1 only.

P.C. Reg. N° 3095.

30 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation For Adjourning the Parliament to the
Twenty sixth of August next.

Edinburgh : 30 June 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 France that come,

Cites proclamation 16 March, No. 3086, q.v. Parliament
is further adjourned to 26 August next. These to be pro-
claimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (93). Adv. Pamph. 1 (279); Procl. I (74).

N° 3090.

7 AUGUST. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation, For a Solemn Fast and Humiliation.
Edinburgh : 7 August 1696.

Edinburgh: H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 245 Faith ; moved at
On the address of the Commission of the late General
Assembly, a day of fast and humiliation is to be kept
25 August (8 Sept. N. of Tay), in consequence of the
scarcity, dearth, and bad weather. All money then collected,
or in hand, is to be applied to the purchase of victual and
relief of the poor. These to be proclaimed, read in all
pulpits, printed, and published.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (95). Adv. Pamph. 1 (280) ; Procl. I (75).

N° 3097.

7 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Appointing Twenty Shilling to be
Payed for every Boll of Foraign Victual that shall
be imported.

Edinburgh : 7 August 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 To the Print-

1696: 8 William III

Nos 3098-106

Kefers to previous proclamations, Nos. 3075, 3078, 3093,
q.v., permitting importation of victual. Victual or corn of
any sort except malt may be imported free of duty or excise
to 1 October next (in consequence of the weather and
threatened late harvest), and a bounty of 20s. Scots per boll
will be paid on import. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (94). Adv. Pamph. 24 (174), 1 (281);
Prod. I (76). N° 3098.

13 AUGUST.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation For Paying in the Pole-Money.

Edinburgh : 13 August 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncrieff.

Arms 241 Defen- Five Pre-
Much of the pole-money of 1695 is still unpaid. All who
have not paid it to do so before 15 Oct., when they will be
freed from the penalties they have incurred. Those who
fail to do so will be reckoned contemners of diligence and be
liable to quadruple payments. The provision of Act as to
no production of receipts after Martinmas is abrogated.
These to be proclaimed, published in churches, and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (96) cropped. Adv. Pamph. 1 (282);
Procl. I (78). N° 3099.

13 AUGUST - [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament from
August the 26th till September the 8th 1696.
Edinburgh: 13 August 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncrieff.

Headpiece Britain Date And
Cites proclamation 13 (sic) June, No. 3096, q.v. Parlia-
ment is prorogued to 8 September when it will meet. These
to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (97). Adv. Pamph. 1 (283) ; Procl. I (77).

N° 3100.

18 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation For Apprehending Henry Every,
alias Bridgeman, and sundry other Pirates.

Edinburgh : 18 August 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncrieff

Arms 246 of this Pre-

.£500 sterling reward for Every and £50 each for the
others named in English proclamation 10 Aug., No. 4200,
England, q.v. : no mention of Frenchmen or Danes. They
may be known by having Persian and Indian gold and silver.
These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (98). Adv. Pamph. 1 (284); Procl. I (79).

N° 3101.

5 OCTOBER.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act of

Parliament at Edinburgh, The Fifth day of October,
1696, Anent the Petition given in, and presented to
his Grace, his Majesties High Commissioner, and
the Right Honorable the Estates of Parliament, By
the Magistrates & Town Council of Bamff, in Name
and Behalf of their Burgh.

Edinburgh : 5 October 1696.

[Edinburgh : J. Reid : 1696.]

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gilbson.

Arms as 239 of twixt Rolls.

On a petition showing a commodious harbour in the
mouth of the Doveron, built on one side, bare on the other,
and thus in time of speat choking the harbour with shingle,
and praying for a public contribution on the second Sabbath
of March 1697 to build another sea-wall to keep the current

vol. ii 465

straight, and that a proclamation be printed, and intimate
the Sabbath preceding the appointed day, the petition was
granted.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (99).

Acts x. 46. N° 3102.

12 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation, Indemnifying Deserters, who
shall return betwixt and the First Day of January
next to come.

Edinburgh: 12 November 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 Britain , Council ig-

All deserters returning to their colours before 1 January
next will be pardoned : all others, and their resetters,
severely punished. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (100). Adv. Pamph. 1 (287) ; Procl. I (80).
E.T.C. (154). N° 3103.

17 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act In Favours of The Ministers and Kirk-
Session of the Canongate.

Edinburgh : 17 November 1696.

[Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.]

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Privy the Me

By the fire of 7 Nov. current, 37 families have been
ruined. A church-door collection in Dalkeith, Haddingtoun,
Linlithgow, and Edinburgh (country churches) Presbytery
is to be made on 13 December, and a house-to-house collec-
tion in Edinburgh, Canongate, Leith, and West-Bark parish :
And in St. Johnstoun, Dundee, Montrose, Jedburgh, Aber-
deen, Glasgow, and Kelso on the 20 Dec. or following days
as the towns decide on church-door or house-to-house collec-
tions. The money to be paid to Angus Black and David
White, Treasurers, who have given caution. These to be
printed and read at the parish churches the Sunday before.
Sig. 109. e. 7 (101). N° 3104.

3 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation For Adjourning the
Parliament.

Edinburgh : 3 December 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 Britain, Greeting Printed.

Cites proclamation 12 Oct., on prorogation. Parliament is
further postponed to 18 March next. These to be proclaimed
and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (102). Adv. Pamph. 1 (288) ; Procl. I (82).

N° 3105.

3 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation Appointing the Com-
missioners of Supply to be Justices of Peace.
Edinburgh : 3 December 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece France, severally that
Cites proclamations 9 and 13 May 1692, Nos. 2938, 2939,
q.v., appointing Justices of Peace. All Commissioners of
Supply who qualify themselves according to law before
15 Jan. next to be Justices of Peace. These to be pro-
claimed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (103). Adv. Pamph. 1 (289) ; Procl. I (81).

N° 3106.

3 o

Nos 3107-12

1696: 8 William III

8 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act Discharging Persons to Travel from
Edinburgh without Passes.

Edinburgh : 8 December 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 for Kingdom Published,

No one to leave Edinburgh without a pass from one of
the Privy Council stating his destination. These to be
printed and published.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (104). Adv. Pamph. 1 (290) ; Procl. I (83).

N° 3107.

10 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN

CIL.] A Proclamation, Calling out the half Foot
Militia in some Shires, the Fencible Men in others,
and the whole Horse Militia in the Northern Shires.
Edinburgh : 10 December 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

6 pp. fo. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246

To be ready at 24 hours’ notice. Commanders appointed.
These to be proclaimed and read in paroch churches after
sermon.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (105). Adv. Pamph. 1 (291); Procl. 1(88).
Reg. Y (63). N° 3108.

11 DECEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN

CIL.] Proclamation Appointing the Heretors of
several Shires to be in readiness upon Fourty eight
Hours Advertisement, to attend His Majesties Host,
and Standard.

Edinburgh: 11 December 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece Britain, and and
In view of invasion, all heretors, wadsetters, and life-
renters in Edinburgh, Haddingtoun, Berwick, Roxburgh,
Selkirk, Peebles, Dumfries, Dumbartoun, Bute, Linlithgow,
Stirling, Clackmannan, Fife, Kinross, Wigtoun, Kirkcud-
bright, Air, Lanerk, Argyll, Renfrew, and Perth are to
meet with their horses, arms, and provisions on 48 hours’
notice. This to be proclaimed and printed.

B.M. 9502. g. 5 (17). Sig. 109. e. 7 (107). Adv. Pamph. 24

(178) , 1 (292) ; Procl. I (85). Reg. Y (64). E.T.C. (157).

M° 3109.

11 DECEMBER- [BY THE PRIVY COUN-

CIL.] A Proclamation, Anent Passes and the
appearing of Ships upon the Coast.

Edinburgh: 11 December 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece Britain, Kingdom presents
In view of invasion, all persons coming into or going out
of the kingdom without sufficient passports are to be stopped
and reported to a magistrate. Meetings of disaffected per-
sons to be reported. If any number of ships are sighted
they are to be reported at once. This to be proclaimed and
printed.

B.M. 9502. g. 5(16). Sig. 109. e. 7 (106). Adv. Pamph. 24

(179) , 1 (293); Procl. I (84). E.T.C. (156). N° 3110.

12 DECEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-

CIL.] A Proclamation For a Solemn National
Fast and Humiliation.

Edinburgh : 12 December 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncrieff.

Britain, ting the

On address of the Commissioners for the General Assembly
21 Jan. next is to be a day of humiliation and prayer. These
to be proclaimed, read in all parish churches on Sunday,
and printed. The causes of this fast, No. 3112, q.v., to be
printed herewith.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (108). Adv. Pamph. 1 (295), 19 (40);
Procl. I (86). N° 3111.

12 DECEMBER — [BY THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY.] Causes Of a Solemn National
Fast and Humiliation, unanimously agreed upon by
the Commission appointed by the late General
Assembly, met at Edinburgh the 3rd of December
1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

1 f. Roman letter.

this great our

The tokens of God’s displeasure enumerated. The national
sins enumerated. A call to reformation with humiliation.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (109). Adv. Pamph. 1 (294), 19 (40);
Procl. I (86).1

1 With No. 3111 on the same sheet. N° 3112.

16 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation, For the Calling out the
Levy of One Thousand Men, for the Year 1697.

Edinburgh : 16 December 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1696.

4 pp. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 France, severally p. 2) de- p. 3) Pro-
p. 4) of that

The 1,000 men required are to be handed over to the
officers sent for them, or 24 pounds Scots for each man not
delivered. 20 pounds Scots will be paid to each man who
joins. Fixed receiving days. Col. George Hamilton to
make arrangements. Proportions of each shire 80 to 15.
Commissioners appointed for each shire : Sir John Pringle
of Sinchel, Laird of Grubet, and the Deputy Sheriff for
Roxburghshire, Sir James Murray of Philiphaugh for Selkirk,
Sir John Hume of Blacader, Sir John Swintoun of that ilk,
or the Dep. Sheriff for Berwick, Earl of Lauderdale with
Dep. Sheriff for Edinburgh, Lord Provost with Sir William
Anstruther for Edinburgh town, Lairds of Prestongrange
and Beanstoun with Dep. Sheriff for Haddington. — Law-
son of Cairnmuir with Dep. Sheriff of Peebles for Peebles,
Sir Thomas Kirkpatrick of Closburn and — Johnstoun of
Elcliesheils for Dumfries, Sir Andrew Agnew of Lochnaw
and the Laird of Gaithland for Wigton, Lairds of Ruscoe
and Machrimore for Kirkcudbright ; Lairds of Rowalland,
Kilbirnie, Cairletoun, and John Muir Provost, and the Dep.
Sheriff for Air ; Laii'ds of Craigens, Glanderstoun, Caldwell,
and the Dep. Sheriff for Renfrew, Sir Alexander Monro of
Bearcrofts, and William Cunninghame of Boquhare for Stir-
ling ; — Rollo of Woodside for Clackmannan, — Hamilton
of Udstoun (Dep. Sheriff) and Andrew Kay of Craignethen,

— Hamilton of Barncleugh and — Hamilton of Aikenhead
for Lanerk ; Lairds of Livingstoun, Dudingstoun, and Par-
divan for Linlithgow ; Sir Charles Halket of Pitfirren, Sir
James Mogill of Rankellior, Lairds of Randifood, Auchter-
marnie, Readil, — Hay younger of Naughton, and Dep.
Sheriff for Fyf ; Master of Burghly for Kinross ; L. Ruthven,
Sir Colin Campbell of Aberuchle, Lairds of Megnish, Cul-
forgie, Dumbarnie, and Dep. Sheriff for Perth ; — Fullerton
of Kinnabeer and — Milne of Balwillo for Forfar ; — Irving
of Kincousie and Dep. Sheriff for Kincardine ; Laird of
Craigweir, Alexander Duff of Braco, Laird of Munimusk
younger, Birkenboog, and Dep. Sheriff for Aberdeen
and Bamff ; Lairds of Brodie, Lethim, and Culloden,

— Dumbar of Grange, and Dep. Sheriff of Inverness for
Elgin, Nairn, and Inverness ; Sir Alexander Mckenzie of
Coull, — McKenzie of Redcastle, Laird of Culloden, — Frazer

1696-7: 8 William III

Nos 3113-19

of Rerick, Laird of Balnagoon, Sir Adam Gordon of Dal-
follie, Sheriff-Dep. of Sutherland, Laird of Hempriggs,
— Sinclair of Brinies for Inverness, Sutherland, and Caith-
ness ; Laird of Ardkinglass, Sir John Campbel of Carrick
for Argyle ; Claud Hamilton of Barns, — Colquhoun of
Craigtoun for Dumbarton ; Laird of Kelburn for Bute ;
James Beakie of Tankerness and the Laird of Grahameshall
for Orkney and Zetland. This to be proclaimed.

B.M. 9502. g. 5 (18). Sig. 109. e. 7 (110). Adv. Pamph.
1 (296) ; Procl. I (87). N° 3113.

31 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation Anent old Fourteens, and
their Halfs, Cobbs, and Fourty Penny-pieces.
Edinburgh : 31 December 1696.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece Britain , ]y Ignorance ;

By the Act old 14s. pieces weighing 2 drops 27 grains
and their halves weighing proportionately pass current, and
others at £3. 4s. the ounce, being a groat for a drop. This
is to be Lanerk Troy weight, which is the standart of the
weight in this kingdom. Cobbs pass by weight, 14 drops
Lanerk weight for 56s. No one to refuse these coins by
weight. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (111). Adv. Pamph. 1 (297), 10 (13);
Procl. I (90). E.T.C. (101).

Patrick ii. 269. jjo 3114.

1697

5 JANUARY.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act Anent Deficients of the Levy, one Thousand,
six Hundred and Ninety five.

Edinburgh : 5 January 1697.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

the ed De-

Several shires are deficient in the levy of 1695. Sheriffs
are to raise the number notified to them as wanting by
Sir Patrick Hume, H.M. Solicitor, and deliver them on
25 Jan. (N. of Tay 10 February). Heretors, &c., liable
to send and not sending men, fine of 200 merks recoverable
in six days. Rewards for deserters will be paid liberally.
Proclamation 4 April 1694, No. 3006, q.v., will be rigorously
enforced. An account of what has been done to be sent to
Council before 25 Feb. These to be printed.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 7 (112). Adv. Pamph. 1 (299); Procl.

I (91). N° 3115.

23 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Discharging all English Vnmilln’d
Money to pass, except by Weight, and Allowing
and Crying-up the English Milln’d Crown to Three
Pound five Shilling, with its Fractions pro-
portionally.

Edinburgh : 23 January [1697].

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Britain, Privy to

Light English un-millned money is only to pass by
weight as in England at 4s. Scots the drop, making £3. 4s.
Scots the oz. It is to be legal tender at that rate. The
silver milln’d crown of England is to pass as £3. 5s. Scots
and its fractions proportionately. These to be proclaimed
and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (113). Adv. Pamph. 1 (300) ; Procl. I (94).
E.T.C. (99).

Patrick ii. 270.

10 FEBRUARY— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation For Compleating the Levy
for the thousand Men, for the year 1697. And in
case of deficiency to poynd the Leaders.

Edinburgh: 10 February 1697.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Council, missioners Answerable.

Cites proclamation 16 Dec., No. 3113, q.v., calling out
levies for Col. George Hamilton’s regiment in Flanders, and
fixing days for handing over the men or a fine of £24 Scots
each. Many shires have made default. Officers will be
sent to head-burghs on 20 Feb. Leaders are to deliver
their men or their money to them on 1 March, or if not
be liable to a fine of £100 Scots. Commissioners of Supply
to poynd the goods of these leaders and sell them for the
£100 each and the charges not exceeding £10 Scots on each
£100. It shall be lawful for the party poynded to redeem
them within 6 days for the sum, charges, and 405. Scots for
each day. These to be proclaimed, printed, and published.
Copies to be sent to the Commissioners of Supply, who are
ordered to give the leaders notice in writing of the days for
delivery and the penalty they will incur in case of failzie.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (114). Adv. Pamph. 1 (301) cropped ;
Procl. I (92). N° 3117.

18 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation Anent the Stenting Unfree-
Traders.

Edinburgh : 18 February 1697.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 that Estates these

The royal burghs offered free communication of trade to
the burghs of barony, regality, and others, on condition
they compound with Mr. John Buchan, who is responsible
for 10 per cent, of their taxt-roll. The Privy Council order
the Commissioners of Supply and Excise to meet at their
head-burghs, hear and consider Mr. Buchan’s offers, and if
they agree divide the quotas on the burghs of barony and
regality and other unfree-traders who accept and agree to
make payment accordingly. Unfree-traders who do not
compound with Mr. John Buchan will be rigorously pro-
ceeded against for the penalties they have incurred. Meetings
to be held 1 April (N. of Tay 20 April). Inferior magis-
trates to administer justice speedily and impartially to
Mr. John Buchan against unfree-traders. These to be pro-
claimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (115). Adv. Pamph. 1 (302) cropped;
Procl. I (93). Reg. V (66), (67), (68). N° 3118.

26 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation Anent the Deficients of the
Levies 1693 and 1695.

Edinburgh : 26 February 1697.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 that the Pro-

Cites Act 7, Sess. 4, offering 2,979 foot; Act 33, Sess. 5,
levying 1,000 yearly, &c. There are yet many deficient for
these levies (1693 and 1695). Commissioners of Supply to
meet 11 March (N. of Tay 23 March), and to require the
leaders for 1693 and 1695 to produce a discharge of their
sufficient number, or within 6 days to produce the men to
Col. George Hamilton or his order. Leaders not producing
their men will be fined £100 Scots. Commissioners to
make returns to Privy Council within 20 days of the
meeting on pain, &c. These to be proclaimed and printed.
Sig. 109. e. 7 (116). Adv. Pamph. 1 (303); Procl. I (96).

N° 3119.

3 0 2

N° 3116.

467

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15 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation For Adjourning the Parliament.

Edinburgh : 15 March 1697.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncrieff.

Headpiece Britain, by Presents

Cites proclamation 3 Dec., No. 3105, q.v. Parliament is
further adjourned to 18 August. These to be proclaimed
and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (117). Adv. Pamph. 1 (304); Procl. I (97).

N° 3120.

18 MARCH. -[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation For the better Collecting and In-
bringing of what is deficient of the Pole-Money
Imposed in Anno 1695.

Edinburgh : 18 March 1697.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 that and may

Recites the Acts concerning the poll-money, now set in
tack to John Campbell of Knockrioch and his partners, who are
to have the whole benefit. All collectors are to make up their
lists and pay in the poll-money within fifteen days, on pain
of losing their allowance. Any person deficient of the poll-
money to pay quadruple. The country is not to be oppressed
in the recovery of this poll-money, and no one is to be
troubled without order. These to be proclaimed and
printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (118). Adv. Pamph. 1 (305) ; Procl. I (98).
Reg. V (70). N° 3121.

15 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation For a Solemn National Fast.
Edinburgh : 15 April 1697.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Ireland, Incensed Pre-

On the address of the Commissioners of the General
Assembly, Thursday, 27 May, is appointed a day of solemn
fasting and prayer, to be observed by all. These to be
proclaimed, read in all churches the Lord’s day immediately
preceding the fast day, and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (119). Adv. Pamph. 1 (307), 19 (42);
Procl. I (101). E.T.C. (102). N° 3122.

4 MAY .—[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation Discharging Forraign Copper or Brass-
Coyn.

Edinburgh : 4 May 1697.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece France rally Ordains
Forraign black-money called French doyets and Irish
half-pennies have been imported into the country. Not
brass or copper coin, not coined at our mint, is to be
current. Fine of £10 each time for offering it in payment.
All imported to be confiscated. These to be proclaimed
and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (120). Adv. Pamph. 1 (308) ; Procl. I (102).
E.T.C. (104).

Patrick ii. 271. -j^o 3123

4 MAY.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1702.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

France and Ig-

A reissue of No. 3123, q.v., by order of Privy Council
21 May 1702 to be printed and published.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (38). Adv. Procl. I (191).

Patrick ii. 285. N0 3124.

21 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation, Recalling former Acts or Proclama-
tions, declaring Forraign Victual free of Duty, and
ordaining all Victuall to he Imported to pay Duty
as before the saids former Acts and Proclamation.
Edinburgh : 21 July 1697.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Britain, stitute pre-

Cites proclamation 6 Aug. 1696, No. 3098, q.v., and Act
29 Dec. 1696. The scarcity being provided for, and there
being a prospect of a good harvest, these, proclamation and
Act, are discharged. All duties to be levied as before.
These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (121). Adv. Pamph. 1 (309) ; Procl. I (104).

N° 3125.

29 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament from the
Eighteenth Day of August, to the Fifteenth Day of
December, 1697.

Edinburgh : 29 July 1697.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece Britain, the Be-
Cites proclamation 15 March, No. 3120, q.v. Parliament
is further adjourned to 15 December next. These to be
proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (122). Adv. Pamph. 1 (310) ; Procl. I (103).

N° 3126.

3 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act Discharging any Person to go Aboard of, or
Correspond with French Privateers.

Edinburgh: 3 August 1697.

Edinburgh : H. &. S. of A. A. : 1697.

1 f. Italic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

be- spond Edin-

No one is to go on board French privateers or correspond
with them, without licence of Privy Council, on pain of
treason. These to be printed and published.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (124). Adv. Pamph. 1 (311); Procl. I (105).

N° 3127.

3 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation For the Ready Inbringing of the
Annexed and Additional Excise.

Edinburgh : 3 August 1697.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

se- Tacksmen thereof ;

To determine any questions between brewers and excise-
men, the Commissioners of the Excise are to meet on first
Tuesday in September and every first Tuesday following.
Brewers on first Tuesday to bring in an account of their
brewings from 1 March last, or an affidavit that they have
brewed less than a named quantity. No part of the browst
to be sold before an entry of it is made and a permit
obtained. Tapsters, &c., to take out a licence and enter
into a bond not to sell before excise is paid. Provisions
that imported spirits, &c., pay excise, the retailers to be
traced. Commissioners not meeting duly liable to summary
fine. These to be proclaimed, read in all churches the
Sunday before the appointed day, fixed on the church door,
and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (123) cropped. Adv. Pamph. 1 (313);
Procl. I (106). N° 3128.

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Nos 3129-37

3 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation For Apprehending five Persons de-
clared Fugitives, by the Commission of Justiciary
for the Highlands.

Edinburgh : 3 August 1697.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Britain , part Intimation

The Commissioners of Justiciary for the middle district
of the Highlands report that Duncan Stuart, alias Shankie,
Patrick M°ilglass Ferguson, John late Mcgregor in Rennock,
Duncan Roy Mcilphatrick late Mcgregor in Pollockro, John
Mcclaran Buy in Torray, are fugitives. £10 sterling reward
for any of them, dead or alive. Free pardon and reward to
any of them that brings in the others. These to be pro-
claimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (125). Adv. Pamph. 1 (312) ; Procl. I (107).

N° 3129.

5 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Against Importing Victual from
Ireland.

Edinburgh : 5 August 1697.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Britain, ther Prin-

A reissue of proclamation, No. 3064, q.v., against import
of victual of any sort from Ireland after 1 Sept, on pain of
confiscation, half to informer. These to be proclaimed and
printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (126). Adv. Pamph. 1 (314); Procl. I
(108). N° 3130.

8 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] [Begins] The Lords of His Majesties . . .
[Reviving Proclamation 13 March 1694.]
Edinburgh : 8 September 1697.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1 697.

1 f. Roman letter [with No. 3005]. Gilb. Eliot.
Arms 246 France and as
Recites proclamation 13 March 1694, No. 3004, q.v. It
is to be reprint and published at head burghs on western
coast and sent to all the collectors of customs, &c., to be
affixed on their offices. These to be printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (10). Adv. Pamph. 1 (315); Procl. I (55).

N° 3131.

18 OCTOBER— BY THE LORDS JUSTICES.

A Proclamation For Publishing the Peace between
His Majesty and the French King.

Whitehall : 18 October 1697.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 245 His do according-
A reprint of No. 4211, England, q.v.

B.M. 9502. g. 5 (19). N° 3132.

26 OCTOBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation For Publishing the Peace betwixt
His Majesty and the French King.

Edinburgh : 26 October 1697.

Edinburgh: H. & S. of A. A. : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 France, cil may

The Scots form of the preceding proclamation, No. 3132,

q.v.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (127). Adv. Pamph. 1 (319) ; Procl. I (109).

N° 3133.

20 NOVEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation For a Solemn National
Thanksgiving.

Edinburgh : 20 November 1697.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

and feating next :

On the address of the Commission of the late General
Assembly, 16 Dec. is appointed a day of thanksgiving.
These to be proclaimed, read in all pulpits on the Sunday
before 16 Dec., printed and published.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (128). Adv. Pamph. 1 (322), 19 (46);
Procl. I (110). N° 3134.

20 NOVEMBER .— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Letter Congratulatory from the Privy
Council of Scotland, to His Majesty upon the Con-
clusion of the Peace, and His Majesties safe Return.
Edinburgh : 20 November 1697.

Edinburgh: H. & S. of A. A. : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter.

Headpiece heartily tagious Sub-
Congratulations on peace and safe return. Prayers for
his welfare.

Marchmont, Canccllar., Melvill, P., Tweeddale, Souther-
land, Morton, Buchan, Leven, Annandale, Tarbat, Ross,
Carmichael, Ruthven, Ja. Stuart, Ad. Cokburn, W.
Anstruther, Jo. Maxwell, Arc. Murray, Ard. Muire.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (129). Adv. Pamph. 1 (320); Procl. I
(111). N° 3135.

30 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE KING.] His

Majesties gracious Answer to the foresaid Letter.
Kensington : 30 November 1697.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter. Ja. Ogilvie.

Arms 242 Councellor, cellors So
Thanks them for their administration. Will make the
happiness and prosperity of the people his principal concern.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (130). Adv. Pamph. 1 (321); Procl. I
(111). N° 3136.

9 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation For calling down the French
Three-Sous-Pieces to Three shillings Scots, and
appointing the Scots Fourtie-pennie-pieces to pass
at Three shilling six pennies Scots per piece.
Edinburgh : 9 December 1697.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

France Council or-

The three sous piece French is not worth 35. 6d. Scots,
but is to pass at 3s. Scots, and the French crown at 58 5.
Scots with its fractions proportionately, the old fourty-penny
pieces to pass as 3s. 6d. Scots if the print and vestige of the
coin be visible. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (131). Adv. Pamph. 1 (326); Procl. I
(114). Reg. V (72).1 E.T.C. (109).

Patrick ii. 272.

1 Printed as a two page sheet with No. 3138, q.v. N° 3137.

9 DECEMBER- [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation Against Persons returning
from France without Passes.

Edinburgh : 9 December 1697.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Britain, Privy that

Those denounced as traitors for going to France in war-
time, No. 3084, q.v., and others, are not to return. All

469

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1697-8: 9 William III

sheriffs, &c. , to search for any who have returned without
a pass, and arrest them in sure firmance. Customs officers,
&c., to note all arrivals. These to be proclaimed and
printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (132). Adv. Pamph. 1 (325); Procl. I
(113). Reg. V (72). E.T.C. (108). N° 3138.

9 DECEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation For Adjourning the currant
Parliament to the Eleventh Day of March 1697.

Edinburgh : 9 December 1697.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 241 Britain, riffs And

Cites proclamation 29 July, No. 3126, q.v. Parliament
is further adjourned to 1 1 March next. These to be pro-
claimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (133). Adv. Pamph. 1 (324); Procl. I
(112). N° 3139.

28 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation Against Robbers and
Vagabounds, &c.

Edinburgh : 28 December 1697.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1697.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 Privy by Ignorance,

The following Acts are to be enforced : Act 7, Pari. 1 , Jas. I,
Jas. II, Pari. 6, c. 21, Act Jas. II, Pari. 11, c. 45, Pari. 12,
c. 53, Act Jas. Ill, Pari. 10, c. 78, Act Jas. VII, Pari. 12,
c. 147, and all other laws against robbing, thieving, sorning,
&c. Security to be taken of all idle and vagabond persons.
Day and night watches to be appointed in each parish.
These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (134). Adv. Pamph. 1 (327); Procl. I
(115). N° 3140.

1698

25 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL
OF SCOTLAND.] A Proclamation against
Prophaneness.

Edinburgh : 25 January 1698.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1698.

6 pp. fo. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 France Privy? p. 2) after p. 3) Gentle-
p. 4) it p. 5) with pre

On the address of the General Assembly the laws against
profanity are to be reprinted and enforced. This proclama-
tion and list to be read twice yearly in all churches, first
Sunday after Whitsunday and Martinmas. Acts 21 Chas. II,
P. 1 . 1, 1 Wm. Ill, P. 5, cap. 1 1 against blasphemy. (2) Against
cursing and swearing, Mary, P. 5. 16, Jas. YI, P. 7. 103,
Chas. II, P. 1. 1. 19 and P. 2. 3. 22. Observation of the
Sabbath, Jas. VI, P. 6. 71, P. 13, c. 159, P. 14. 198,
18 Chas. II, P. 1 and P. 2. 3. 22. Against cursing and
beating of parents, Chas. II, P. 1. 1. 20. Against drunkards,
Jas. VI, P. 22. 20, &c. Against adultery, Mary, P. 5. 20,
P. 9. 74. Against fornication, Jas. VI, P. 1. 13. The Act,
P. 1. 5. 13, enforcing penalties against judges for not en-
forcing these laws. The Act 2 1 of Session 2 of this Parlia-
ment, 19 J uly 1690, anent murdering of children (concealment
of pregnancy). This to be proclaimed, printed, and pub-
lished.

B.M. 1851. d. 1 (50). N° 3141.

25 JANUARY.

Arms 246 France part p. 2) after p. 3) Gentle-

p. 4) Hours : p. 5) with ordains

Another edition of No. 3141, q.v.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (135). Adv. Procl. I (116). N° 3142.

24 FEBRUARY.— BY THE KING. A Procla-
mation, For Preventing and Punishing Immorality
and Prophaneness.

Kensington: 24 February 1697[-8].
Edinburgh : G. Mossman : 1700.

4 pp. Roman letter.

A reprint of No. 4246, England, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 42 (29). Reg. V (69). N° 3143.

3 MARCH— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament to the
Twenty Eight of June, 1698.

Edinburgh : 3 March 1698.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1698.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

France that these

Cites proclamation 9 Dec., No. 3139, q.v. Parliament is
further adjourned to 28 June next. These to be proclaimed
and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (136). Adv. Pamph. 1 (330); Procl. I
(118). N° 3144.

3 MARCH— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Anent the Poor.

Edinburgh : 3 March [1698].

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1698.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Elliot.

Our Our Intimation

Proclamations 11 Aug. 1692, No. 2945; 29 Aug. 1693,
No. 2981 ; 31 July 1694, No. 3015, q.v., to be repi'inted.
Act 18, Sess. 3, Pari. 2, Chas. II to be revived. Correction
houses to be built at Edinburgh, Haddingtoun, Dunce,
Jedburgh, Selkirk, Peebles, Glasgow, Drumfreis, Wigtoun,
Kirkcudbright, Air, Dumbarton, Rothesay, Pasley, Stirling,
Linlithgow, Culross, Perth, Montross, Aberdeen, Inverness,
Elgine, Inverary, St. Andrews Cowper, Kirkaldy, Dumferm-
ling, Dundie, Bamff, Dornoch, Week, Kirkwal, with a large
close sufficiently enclosed. Masters and overseers to be
appointed before 1 October next on pain of 500 merks
quarterly till provided. Sheriffs to report before 1 Dec.
The poor to be sent to the correction houses by 1 November
next. The ministers and elders of the parish with the
lieretors may settle any local questions not determined by
law. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (140). Adv. Pamph. 1 (331) cropped;
Procl. I (117). N° 3145.

4 MARCH.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation For the Ready Inbringing of the
Annexed and Additional Excise.

Edinburgh : 4 March 1698.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1698.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Elliot.

the Excise upon

A reissue of proclamation 3 Aug., No. 3128, q.v., with
the substitution of second Tuesday in April for first Tuesday
in September.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (138) cropped. Adv. Pamph. 1 (333);
Procl. I (119). N° 3146.

4 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Anent Seminary Priests, Jesuists
and Trafficking Papists.

Edinburgh : 4 March 1698.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1698.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Ireland, That hereof,

Cites Acts Jas. VI, Pari. 7, c. 105, Jas. VI, Pari. 11,
c. 24, Pari. 12, c. 120, Pari. 16, c. 18, Chas. II, Pari. 1,
Sess. 1, c. 8, Pari. 3, c. 6. All sheriffs, &c., to apprehend

470

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Nos 3147-56

the priests and Jesuits found and send them to the tolbooth
at Edinburgh. Names of resetters of priests, &c., of popish
teachers, &c., to be sent to Privy Council. These to be pro-
claimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (137). Adv. Pamph. 1 (332) cropped;
Procl. I (120). N° 3147.

10 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation For a National Fast.

Edinburgh : 10 May 1698.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1698.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Ireland, , Defender. Provincial
On the address of the Provincial Synod of Lothian and
Tweddale, Tuesday, 17 May, is appointed a day of humilia-
tion in their bounds (25 May rest of Scotland S. of Tay,

1 June N. of Tay) in view of the death of cattle and growing
scarcity. These to be proclaimed, read in all churches the
Lord’s day before the appointed day, and printed. The
causes of the fast, No. 3149, q.v., to be printed herewith.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (142). Adv. Pamph. 1 (334), 19 (48);
Procl. I (121). N° 3148.

10 MAY.— [TO THE PRIVY COUNCIL OF
SCOTLAND.] Act of the Synod of Lothian and
Tweeddale, Anent the Observation of a Fast, with
the Causes thereof.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1698.

1 f. Roman letter. Jo. Sandilands.

Considera- Year Life,

A day of humiliation to be kept on Tuesday, 17 May, in
this synod because of (1) growth of vice, drunkenness,
irreligion, and murder ; (2) impenitence of the masses ;
(3) just displeasure of God shown in famine of men and
beasts ; (4) growth of atheism and popery. All are called
to praver.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (143). Adv. Pamph. 1 (335), 19 (48);
Procl. I (121), same sheet as No. 3148. N° 3149.

10 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Appointing Skippers to give up Lists
of their Passengers.

Edinburgh : 10 May 1698.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1698.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Britain, riffs be

All masters of ships bringing home passengers from
abroad to detain them till they are examined by one of the
Privy Council or the sheriffs and other officers of the law,
and if found suspicious kept prisoner till the order of the
Privy Council. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (139). Adv. Pamph. 1 (336); Procl. I
(122). E.T.C. (111). N° 3150.

10 MAY .—[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Prohibiting the Exportation of Victual
furth of this Kingdom.

Edinburgh : 10 May 1698.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1698.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece France, Messengers that
Owing to the cold and backward season, no meal, oats,
pease, barley, or bear are to be exported. See order 26 April
last. These to be proclaimed and printed.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 7 (141). Adv. Pamph. 1 (337);
Procl. I (123). E.T.C. (110). N° 3151.

11 MAY— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCILS A

Proclamation Against Importing of Irish Cattel,
or Resetting thereof.

Edinburgh : 11 May 1698.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1698.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Ire- land Ma-

Cites Act 14, Pari. 1686. No horses, mares, cows, or
other cattle to be imported from Ireland after date, nor to
be dealt in. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Adv. Pamph. 1 (338) ; Procl. I (124). N° 3152.

7 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation, Adjourning the Parliament to the
twelfth Day of July, 1698.

Edinburgh : 7 June 1698.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1698.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece Britain, Sheriffs pre-
Cites proclamation 3 March, No. 3144, q.v. Parliament
is further adjourned to 12 July. These to be proclaimed
and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (144). Adv. Pamph. 1 (339); Procl. I

(125) . N° 3153.

21 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation adjourning the Parliament.

Edinburgh: 21 June 1698.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1698.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece Britain, chilly Presents
Cites proclamation 7 June, No. 3153, q.v. Parliament is
further adjourned to 19 July. These to be proclaimed and
printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (145). Adv. Pamph. 1 (340); Procl. I

(126) . N° 3154.

7 JULY .—[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation Against Resetting or Assisting Thomas
and Capt. Simeon Frasers Elder and Younger at
Beaufort, and their Accomplices.

Edinburgh : 7 July 1698.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1698.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 243 to ken Proclamation,

Thomas Fraser of Beaufort and Capt. Simeon Fraser his
son with other broken men have seized Lord Saltoun and
Lord Mungo Murray, and others, and carried them away,
have fortified some houses, and made captive the Lady
Dowager of Lovatt. They have been summoned by a herald
and denounced rebels. They are to be treated as enemies.
No one is to aid them or their belongings. 4,000 merks
Scots reward and indemnity to any accomplice for either of
the Frasers, dead or alive. These to be proclaimed and
printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (146). Adv. Pamph. 1 (342); Procl. I

(127) . N° 3155.

14 JULY— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Pi’oclamation Against Regrating of Victual, and
Forestalled, and allowing the Importation of Victual
free of Publick Burden.

Edinburgh : 14 July 1698.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1698.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

to by presents

A reissue of proclamation 9 June 1696, No. 3093, q.v.
Liberty to import till 1 October.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (147). Adv. Pamph. 24 (190), 1 (343);
Procl. I (128). N° 3156.

471

Nos 3157-65

1698: 10 William III

12 AUGUST— [BY THE ESTATES.] A Pro-
clamation of Parliament, For a Solemn National
Fast.

Edinburgh : 12 August 1698.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A.: 1698.

1 f. Roman letter. Alexander Gibson,

the God of

On the application of the Commissioners of the General
Assembly the second Lord’s day of September next is
appointed a fast day for Scotland. These to be printed and
published. Fine for non-observance £100 Scots, half to the
poor.

Adv. Pamph. 22 (75), 19 (51).

Acts x. 142. N° 3157.

20 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act Prorogating the Tollerance for Im-
porting Forraign Victual.

Edinburgh : 20 September 1698.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1698.

1 f. Italic letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece Conside - porting Edinburgh,

The licence to import victual, No. 3156, q.v., is continued
till the second Tuesday of November inclusive. These to
be printed and published.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (149). Adv. Pamph. 1 (345); Procl. I

(129) . N° 3158.

20 SEPTEMBER [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation For the more easie and

effectual In-bringing of the Pole-money.

Edinburgh : 20 September 1698.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1698.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

of now Ordains

Regulations for meetings of commissioners of shires

(second Tuesday of October) for making arrangements to
list poleable persons (first Tuesday Nov.). Burgh lists to
be made. All lists to be sent to Treasury by 1 Dec. to be
delivered to the farmers by third Tuesday of December.
Fines for neglect. These to be proclaimed, read in churches
before the appointed day, and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (148). Adv. Pamph. 1 (346); Procl. I

(130) . N° 3159.

8 OCTOBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act Additional to the Proclamation for the more
easie and effectual In-bringing of the Pole-money.
Edinburgh : 8 October 1698.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1698.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 imposed Tuesday and
Although William Cochran of Ferguslie, tacksman of the
two poles, has not as yet found caution, or taken out his
tack, the commissioners of shires and magistrates of burghs
are to hold their meetings as ordered on the second and
third Tuesday, and that the lists be made up on the first
Tuesday of November next. The whole proclamation,
No. 3159, q.v., is to be punctually observed. These to be
published and printed and sent to the sheriffs, &c.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (150). Adv. Pamph. 1 (347) cropped ;
Procl. I (131). N° 3160.

9 NOVEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN

CIL.] Proclamation Discharging Export and
allowing Import of Victual.

Edinburgh : 9 November 1698.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1698.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 Council, that time :

No victual of any sort is to be exported. All victual to
enter free of any customs or public duty. These to be
printed and proclaimed.

Adv. Pamph. 1 (348); Procl. I (132). N° 3161.

15 NOVEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act and Intimation anent this Current
Parliament.

Edinburgh : 15 November 1698.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1698.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece Ma- And Messen-
As His Majesty’s pleasure is not known, all members are
to hold themselves in readiness when his will and pleasure
are known. These to be printed and proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (152). Adv. Pamph. 1 (349); Procl. I
(133). N° 3162.

15 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation, Against Regrating of Victual,
and Forestalled, and for Regulating the Mercats.

Edinburgh : 15 November 1698.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1698.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 Arms, what of

Cites Acts against regrating and forestalling, which are to
be strictly executed. Search to be made for victual in
Girnels [Garners]. Meal not to be bought except for private
use. Oats and pease not to be resold, except as meal, or by
innkeepers and army commissaries. Oats may be bought
north of Tay and sold south. Markets to be regulated by law.
These to be proclaimed, read in all parish churches, and
printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (151). Adv. Pamph. 1 (350) cropped;
Procl. I (134). N° 3163.

15 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation Anent the Collectors of the
Pole-Money, and other Points relating thereto.

Edinburgh : 15 December 1698.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1698.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Our granted pretend

Sheriffs are to notify at all church doors that pole is to
be paid on 1 Jan. or within 30 days ; during Februaiy the
double must be paid, afterwards quadruple. Commissioners
of Supply are to convene collectors before 1 Jan., and
obtain caution from them for the pole-money, to be paid to
William Cockran of Fergusly, farmer of the pole-money.
Collectors to retain 1 per cent, of amount collected. These
to be proclaimed, printed, and read in all churches on the
last Lord’s day of December current.

Adv. Pamph. 1 (351); Procl. 1(135). N° 3164.

20 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament
till the Fourteenth day of March next.

Edinburgh : 20 December 1698.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1698.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece Britain, riffs presents
Parliament, now adjourned to 15 November last past, is
further adjourned to 14 March next. These to be proclaimed
and printed.

Adv. Pamph. 1 (352); Procl. I (137). N° 3165.

472

1698-9: 10-11 William III

Nos 3166-73

20 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL .] Act Discharging Privy Councellors and
others in publick Trust to go out of this Kingdom.
Edinburgh : 20 December 1698.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1698.

1 f. Roman letter. G. Elliot.

Headpiece Letter by Ignorance
Cites royal letter 13 Dec. Repeats Act 29 Aug. 1693,
No. 2980, q.v., to 1 March next. These to be proclaimed
and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (153). Adv. Pamph. 1 (353); Procl. I
(136). N° 3166.

27 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation Discharging the Transporting
of persons to the Plantations of Forraigners in
America.

Edinburgh : 27 December 1698.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1698.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Britan, Part Ig-

All persons prohibited — natives or foreigners — from
carrying abroad any Scots subjects from date to any foreign
plantations, on pain of punishment as men-stealers. These
to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (154). Adv. Pamph. 1 (354). N° 3167.

1699

11 JANUARY. — [BY THE COMMISSION-
ERS FOR THE COMMUNICATION OF
TRADE.] [Begins] . . . have thought fit and do
hereby appoint . . .

Edinburgh: 11 January 1699.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1699.

[Not found.]

All burghs to attend the Commission on fixed dates to
decide on their quotas under Act 20 of last Session of
Parliament. These to be printed and published.

Reg. Com. Commun. Trade, f. 5.

Acts x, App. 109. 3X08.

7 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation for a Solemn National Fast.
Edinburgh : 7 February 1699.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1699.

2 pp. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

and tute preceeding

On the address of the General Assembly, 9 March is
appointed a day of fasting and humiliation for peace and
favourable weather. This to be printed, with the Act of
General Assembly, proclaimed, and read in all churches the
Lord’s day preceding the appointed day.

[On back] Act of Assembly for a fast dated 26 January,
signed George Meldrum, Moderator, Jo. Bannatyne.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (155). Adv. Pamph. 1 (359), 19 (52);
Procl. I (139). N° 3169.

23 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation Anent the Excise after the
first of March next, 1699.

Edinburgh: 23 February 1699.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1699.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Con- may Printed,

The Excises are now farmed to William Menzies and
Alexander Wood of Edinburgh for 5 years from 1 March
next. Commissioners of Excise to meet at head burghs on
j first Tuesday of April, and of each month after. Arrange-
ments for entry of brewings, for barrels, for licences for

YOL. II 4

brewing, for supervision of foreign spirits, &e. Officers to
assist the tacksmen. These to be proclaimed, read in all
churches before first Tuesday of April, posted up on the
doors, and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (156). Adv. Pamph. 1 (360) ; Procl. I
(138). N° 3170.

14 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act and Intimation anent this current Parliament
14 March 1699.

[Edinburgh] : 14 March 1699.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1699.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 His Hundred King-
Cites proclamation 20 Dec. last, No. 31 65, q.v. As the royal
pleasure is not known Parliament is adjourned till pleasure.
These to be printed and published.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (157). Adv. Pamph. 1 (362); Procl. I

(140) . N°3171.

21 MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament to the
14th of June next.

Edinburgh : 21 March 1699.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1699.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece Britain, Privy Presents
Cites proclamation 20 Dec., No. 3165, q.v. Parliament
is further adjourned to 14 June. These to be proclaimed
and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (158). Adv. Pamph. 1 (363); Procl. I

(141) . N° 3172.

23 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act Anent the Pole-Money.

Edinburgh : 23 March 1699.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1699.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

the anent Burghs

Commissioners of Supply in each shire to meet at once
and appoint one of their number per vices to keep court
weekly, two days a week, viz. Tuesday and Thursday,
magistrates of burghs royal the same ; and there to issue
citations to persons liable to penalties for pole-money, with
summary execution on conviction. Order to clerks of shires
and burghs to show the tacksmen their valuation and stent-
roll when required, and to help them in every possible way.
These to be printed and published.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (159). Adv. Pamph. 1 (364); Procl. I

(142) . E.T.C. (113). N° 3173.

30 MARCH— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation For Re-establishing the Staple-port
at Camphire.

Edinburgh: 30 March 1699.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1699.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Ire- Our this

Cites Treaty between King as Marquess of Camphire, and
the royal burghs approved by the States of Zeland and the
Convention of Royal Burghs, and ratified under sign manual
20 March. No staple-commodities are to be exported from
Scotland to any other port in the Netherlands than Camphire.
Customs officers to take security for this. Sailors not to
break bulk at any other port. Certificates to be brought
back from the Conservator at Camphire. These to be
proclaimed and printed.

List of Staple Commodities. Wooll, woollen and linen
yarn, woollen and linen manufactories, hydes and skins, . . .
playding, kerseys, Scots cloath, stockins, salmond, tallow,

3 3 P

N°s 3174-83

1699: 10-11 William III

oyl, all sorts of barrel, flesh, pork, butter, leather dressed
and undressed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (160). Adv. Pamph. 1 (365) ; Procl. I
(143). Aberdeen (151). N° 3174.

30 MARCH.— [BY THE COMMISSION ... OF
TRADE.] A Proclamation.

Edinburgh : 30 March 1699.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1699.
fo. Roman letter [not found].

Commissioners from burghs to attend second Monday of
June. Gives proportions to be paid by each burgh towards
the amount paid annually by the burghs. Order to print
and publish.

Reg. Com. Commun. Trade, f. llb.

Acts x, App. 128. N° 3175.

31 MARCH. —[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Anent Prices of Victual.

Edinburgh: 31 March 1699.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1699.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot,

speci- ment and

Cites proclamation 15 Nov. last, No. 3163, q.v. A market
price of oats, barley, wheat, pease, and meal to be set by
five of the Commissioners of Supply for each shire (two to be
a quorum) on 1 May (1 June N. of Tay). None to sell at
any higher price on pain of punishment as usurers and
occurers, till 1 September next. The commissioners may,
as they think fit, forbid transport of victual from their
county. These to be proclaimed and printed.

List of 155 names of Commissioners.

Sig. 109. e. 7(161). Adv. Pamph. 1 (366); Procl. 1(144).

N° 3176.

31 MARCH -[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation anent the Poor and Correction Houses
for them.

Edinburgh : 31 March 1699.

P.C. Reg. (Entry book).

‘ Nota. This Proclamation was never proclaimed because there are
severall blanks in it which were never filled up, albeit ordered to
have been done by the Lord Advocat.’ (But see No. 3184.)

N° 3177.

9 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Allowing the free Transporting of
Victual from one Shire to another, and the Im-
portation of Forraign Victual free of Custom, and
twenty shilling Scots for each Imported Boll
thereof.

Edinburgh: 9 June 1699.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1699.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

in Subjects Pro-

Proclamations against forestalled and regrators to be
enforced. Liberty to import victual free of duty till
15 Aug. with a bounty of 20s. Scots per boll, to be paid
on importation. Free course of victual to all markets in
the kingdom at any prices agreed upon. These to be
proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (163). Adv. Pamph. 1 (371) ; Procl. I (145).

N° 3178.

9 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament to the
12th of September next.

Edinburgh : 9 June 1699.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1699.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece Britain, part Ordains

Cites proclamation 21 March, No. 3172, q.v. Parliament
is further adjourned to 12 Sept. next. These to be pro-
claimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (162). Adv. Pamph. 1 (372); Procl. I (146).

N° 3179.

23 JUNE. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Against Exporting of Wool and Im-
porting of Woollen-Cloath, &c.

Edinburgh: 23 June 1699.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1699.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 Privy of June ,

Cites Acts against exportation of wool, and (1681) against
import of woollen goods (except flannel, arras-hangings, and
foreign carpets). These Acts are revived for the benefit of
manufactories, that the idle and poor may be employed.
Instead of the half fines to informers the whole fines is
granted them. This to be proclaimed, sent to all custom-
houses, and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (164). Adv. Pamph. 1 (373) ; Procl. I (147).

N° 3180.

4 JULY.— [BY THE COMMISSION ... OF
TRADE.] Act of the Commission For Com-
munication of Trade.

Edinburgh : 4 July 1699.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1699.

1 f. Roman letter. Ja. Hamilton.

nine- ling dissolving

Cites Act of 30 March last, No. 3175, q.v., to unfree
traders. All burghs are to attend at Edinburgh before
3 Aug. No application will be received between then and
December. Unfree traders will be prosecuted. These to
be printed, proclaimed, and read in all churches.

E.T.C. I (114). Reg. f. 35''.

Acts x, App. 133. No 3181.

31 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation for Adjourning the Parliament.
Edinburgh : 31 August 1699.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1699.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Elliot.

Headpiece Britain Our pre
Cites proclamation 9 June, No. 3179, q.v. Parliament is
further adjourned to 8 November. These to be proclaimed
and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (165). Adv. Pamph. 1 (374); Procl. I (148).

N° 3182.

15 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation Regulating several Particulars
anent the Pole, and Intimating the next Year’s Pole.
Edinburgh : 15 September 1699.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1699.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Elliot.

Arms 245 privy payed make
The pole-money of last year is not paid up. Ministers of
the gospel and unmarried women are liable to a single pole.
Where there is a widow liferentrix and fiar on the same
estate the fiar pays on his valued rent, and the widow one-
third of what her husband would have paid. Heretors
below £60 of valued rent liable. Persons in the kingdom
any time between Aug. 1698 and March 1699 liable.
Writers of deeds not Writers to the Signet liable. Arrange-
ments for new classing for this year’s pole-money. These to
be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (167). Adv. Pamph. 1 (375) ; Procl. I (149).

N° 3183.

474

1699-1700: 11 William III

Nos 3184-91

15 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation Anent the Poor, and Pro-
viding Correction-Houses for them.

Edinburgh : 15 September 1699.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1699.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Elliot.

Arms 246 Privy of Sheriffs,

Refers to extraordinary dearth which has suspended recent
acts and proclamations for the poor. All sheriffs, heretors,
commissioners of supply, &c. , are to meet on second
Thursday of October next to take order under these pro-
clamations and to send beggars to their homes of three years
ago. Correction houses are to be ready by 1 December in
Edinburgh, Air, Dumfreis, Glasgow, Stirling, Perth,
Dundee, Aberdeen, and Inverness, on a penalty of
500 merks Scots for the poor. Approves proclamation
11 Aug. 1692, No. 2945, q.v., 29 Aug. 1693, No. 2981,
q.v., and 31 July 1694, No. 3015, q.v., which are to be
reprinted. A report from sheriffs and magistrates to be
sent in by 1 Feb. next, on peril. These to be px-oclaimed,
read in all parish churches, and printed.

Sig. 1 09. e. 7 (166). Adv. Pamph. 1 (376) ; Procl. I (1 50).
Reg. V (76).

See 31 March, No. 3177. I^o 3iQ4.

4 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament to
the 5th of March 1700 years.

Edinburgh : 4 November 1699.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1699.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 'Britain, riffs 1699.

Cites proclamation 31 Aug., No. 3182, q.v. Parliament
is further adjourned to 5 March 1700. These to be pro-
claimed and printed.

Sig. 109. o. 7 (168). Adv. Pamph. 1 (378) ; Procl. I (151).

N° 3185.

8 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation For a Solemn National Thanks-
giving and Publick Prayers.

Edinburgh : 8 November 1699.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1 699.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Elliot.

Arms 246 the also Foxem-

On the address of the Commission of the late General
Assembly, 30 Nov. to be a day of thanksgiving for public
mercies. These to be proclaimed, read in all churches,
printed, and published.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (169). Adv. Pamph. 1 (379), 19 (53);
Procl. I (152). N° 3186.

14 DECEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation Discharging the Export, and
allowing the Import of Victual.

Edinburgh : 14 December 1699.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1699.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 Pri- as Igno-

No grain or victual to be exported (except what is needed
for the Company trading to Africa and the Indies) on pain of
forfeit and fine. Foreign grain or victual may be imported
by natives or foreigners. This to be proclaimed, sent to
all custom houses, &c., and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (170). Adv. Pamph. 1 (381) ; Procl. I (1 53).

N° 3187.

18 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation Anent Petitoning.

Edinburgh: 18 December 1699.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1699.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 Faith ; Our be

Earliest form of No. 3189, q.v.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (171). Adv. Pamph. 1 (382) ; Procl. I (154).
Reg. V (77), (79).

Two proof copies of this proclamation in the Register House, from
which it appears that it was originally dated 14 December. ‘Pro-
clamation Intimating His Majesties displeasure with the Address
from the Affrican and Indian Company.’ This was first altered to
‘ Intimating His Majesties displeasure with the undutiful and dis-
orderly proceedings to procure subscriptions to ane address from the
Company trading to Affrica and the Indies ’ and finally altered to
‘ Anent petitioning ’. Reg. V (80) is endorsed ‘ 23 Dec. 1699. The
Coppey of the proclamation produced by Mistress Anderson as her
warrand for publishing the proclamation according to this Essay
sheet. Ad. Cokburne.’ [L. Justice Clerk.] Reg. V (81) ‘Proclama-
tion produced by Thomas Fender servant to the Solicitor. Twenty
third of December. 1699. Ad. Cokburne.’ U° 3188.

18 DECEMBER.

Cites royal letter, Kensington, 12 Dec., noticing the
threatened disox-derly petition, notwithstanding the answer
to the late petition of the Council General of the
Company trading to Africa and the Indies. The mis-
fortune of the Company was not due to proclamations
emitted in the West Ixxdies. These disaffected petitioixs
are to be stopped. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 7 (172). Reg. V (78).

‘Petitioning’ in title. N° 3189.

1700

16 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament to the
Fourteenth Day of May next 1700.

Edinbui’gh: 16 January 1700.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1700.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 246 France junctly come.

Cites proclamation 4 Nov., No. 3185, q.v. Pax-liament is
further adjourned to 1 4 May. These to be proclaimed and
px-inted.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (2). Adv. Procl. I (155). N° 3190.

20 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation For a Solemn National Fast.

Edinburgh : 20 February 1700.

Edinburgh : H. <fc S. of A. A. : 1700.

2 pp. fo. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 Britain, and p. 2) Edinburgh said

Ordering a fast on 28 March, the last Thursday of the
month. [Follows] Act of the General Assembly anent a
solemn national fast and humiliation [14 Feb.] (pp. 3 and 4).

Sig. 109. e. 8 (1). Adv. Pamph. 1 (385), 19 (54);
Procl. I (156). N° 3191.

20 MARCH— [BY THE COMMISSION ... OF
TRADE.] Act Of the Commission of Parliament
for settling the Communication of Trade.

Edinburgh : 20 March 1700.

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter. Ja. Hamilton.

Parlia- ment ac-

Cites Act 20, Sess. 7 of Pax-liament concerning unfree
tx’aders. Commissionei’s of Supply to meet on last Thursday
of April next to receive offers from burghs as to their share
of the £100 tax, and report to the Commissionex-s before

3 P 2

475

Nos 3192-201

1700: 11-12 William III

1 Jane. All burghs to attend the meeting. Unfree traders
since Lambmas 1698 will be prosecuted. These to be
printed, proclaimed, and read in all churches.

E.T.C. I (160). Reg. f. 39b. N° 3192.

7 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Pro-
clamation Adjourning the Parliament to the 21 Day
of May instant 1700.

Edinburgh: 7 May 1700.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1700.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 France and these
Parliament is further adjourned to 21 May. These to be
proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (3). Adv. Pampli. 1 (389); Procl. I (157).

N° 3193.

17 JUNE. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament to the
fourth day of July 1700.

Edinburgh: 17 June 1700.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1700.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece France juctly July
Approves adjournment by James D. of Queensberry to
June 20. It is further adjourned to 4 July. These to be
proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (4). Adv. Pampli. 1 (390) ; Procl. I (158).
Reg. V (82). N° 3194.

22 JUNE. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Discharging Bonfires and Illumina-
tions.

Edinburgh : 22 June 1700.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1700.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece France ly ig-
No illuminations or bonfires to be used on public rejoicings
on pain of punishment for riot. These to be proclaimed and
printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (5). Adv. Pamph. 1 (391); Procl. I (159).

N0 3195.

1 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Pro-
clamation For Adjourning the Parliament to the
13 day of August next to come.

Edinburgh : 1 July 1700.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1700.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece France junctly be
Cites proclamation 17 June, No. 3194, q.v. Parliament is
further adjourned to 13 August. These to be proclaimed
and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (6). Adv. Pamph. 1 (392) ; Procl. I (160).

N° 3196.

12 JULY— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Pro-
clamation Against a late Resolve, containing an
Engagement as to Forraign Stuffs and Cl oaths, and
certain Forraign Liquors.

Edinburgh : 12 July 1700.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1700.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

France conjunctly none

Though by 12 of 10 Jas. VI and 4 of 1 Chas. II no
leagues or bonds are to be entered into, a certain resolve
regarding foreign cloths and liquors has been made which is
a league. All subjects are discharged from carrying it out.
These to be proclaimed and printed.

B.L. B.M. 1851. d. 1 (11). Sig. 109. e. 8 (7). Adv.
Pamph. 1 (393); Procl. I (161). Reg. V (83). N° 3197.

25 JULY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation For Apprehending Captains Gavine
Hamilton, Kenneth Mackenzie & Kenneth Urquhart.
Edinburgh : 25 July 1700.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1700.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece and ing Pre-
Capt. Gavine Hamilton, son of Gavine Hamilton of Hill,
Capt. Kenneth Mackenzie, and Capt. Kenneth Urquhart
were ringleaders of the release of prisoners from the Tol-
booth on 20 June, especially of Hugh Paterson and James
Watson, accused for seditious pamphlets. £1,200 Scots
reward for their apprehension. No one to shelter them, &c.
These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (8). Adv. Pamph. 1 (384); Procl. I (162).

H° 3198.

2 AUGUST. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation For a Solemn National Fast.
Edinburgh: 2 August 1700.

Edinburgh: H. & S. of A. A. : 1700.

2 pp. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece Britain cil keeping
On address from the Commission of the General Assembly,
Thursday 29 August is appointed a day of fasting and
humiliation. This and the Act of the Assembly to be read
in all churches on the Lord’s day before. These to be pro-
claimed and printed.

[On backj 31 July. Causes of a solemn national fast
and humiliation.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (10). Adv. Pamph. 1 (397) ; Procl. 1(164).

N° 3199.

2 AUGUST. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation For Discovering and Apprehending
House-breakers, Thieves and Robbers, and their
Resetters.

Edinburgh : 2 ugust 1700.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1700.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

France Macers to

Housebreaking is on the increase. £100 Scots reward for
every thief, robber, or housebreaker punished, and also
pardon if an accomplice. All vagrants, &c., to be appre-
hended. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (11). Adv. Pamph. 1 (399); Procl. 1(165).

N° 3200.

6 AUGUST. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation For Adjourning the Parliament to the
Twenty second day of October 1700.

Edinburgh : 6 August 1700.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1700.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

France Pursevants be

Cites proclamation 1 July, No. 3196, q.v. Parliament is
further adjourned to 22 October. This to be proclaimed
and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (12). Adv. Pamph. 1 (400); Procl. 1(166).

N° 3201.

15 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament to the
Twenty ninth day of October instant 1700.
Edinburgh: 15 October [1700].

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1700.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece and Ireland Printed

1701: 12-13 William III

Nos 3202-10

Cites royal letter of 26 July fixing opening for 22 October,
but being detained abroad it is adjourned to 29 October.
These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (13). Adv. Pamph. 1 (401); Procl. I (167).

N° 3202.

1701

I JANUARY.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation For Apprehending Walter Herries.
Edinburgh : 1 January 1701.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1701.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

and Ireland ignorance.

Walter Herries, chyrurgeon, who went with the first
ships to Darien of the Company trading to Africa and the
West Indies, is the author of two pamphlets, ‘ A defence of
the Scots abdicating Darien, including an answer to the
Scots settlement there,’ and of ‘ A Vindication ’ of the said
former pamphlet. They are blasphemous, scandalous, and
calumnious libels. On the address of the Estates he is to be
arrested. £6,000 Scots reward for his arrest. These to be
proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (14). Adv. Pamph. 1 (403); Procl. I (168).

N° 3203.

6 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Against importing of Irish Victual.
Abbay of Holyrudhouse : 6 January 1701.
Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1701.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 241 De Macers pretend
Cites Acts against importing victual from Ireland. None
is to be imported from date. Sailors importing it to be
imprisoned. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (15). Adv. Pamph. 1 (404) ; Procl. I (169).

N° 3204.

4 MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act For a general and voluntar Contribution, for
Rebuilding the Port and Harbour of Ey mouth.
Edinburgh: 4 March 1701.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1701.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

John Home Collections.

On the petition of Sir John Home of Blackadder and Sir
John Swintoun of that ilk, speaking for the shire of Berwick,
as to the need of a harbour between Leith and Humber-
mouth in Yorkshire, and the advantages of a pier and
harbour at Eymouth, a collection through the kingdom is
ordered, and George Winram of Eymouth is appointed
collector. Money to be paid out on the order of Patrick,
Earl of Marchmont, Sir John Home, Sir John Swinton, and
Sir Patrick Home.

B.L. Sig. 50. f. (40). N° 3205.

II MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation For A Solemn National Fast.
Edinburgh : 11 March 1701.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1701.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

and Degrees ap-

On the address of the General Assembly, Thursday 24 April
is appointed a day of solemn fasting in Scotland. These and
the Act of Assembly to be read in all churches the Lord's
day preceding. These to be proclaimed and printed. [With]
Act of the General Assembly.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (16). Adv. Pamph. 1 (406), 19 (57);
Procl. I (170). N°32C6.

17 APRIL. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act Erecting an Office of Intelligence, in favours of
John Lowson.

Edinburgh : 17 April 1701.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1701.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 presented provided behaviour

For a Servant’s Enquiry Office. Master-housholds, gentle-
men, valets, stewards, pages, grieves, gardeners, cooks,
porters, coachmen, grooms, footmen, postilions, young boys
for waiting on gentlemen, or for change houses, gentlewomen,
houskeepers, chamber maids, women stewards and cooks,
women for keeping children, ordinary servants, . . . taverners
and ticket-runners, with all sorts of nurses . . .

‘ Claps ’ go only in Edinburgh and the ‘ Gazzet ’ is uncer-
tain. Patent to John Lowson and his attorneys to establish
an office. No wed-men or wed-wives to intervene in the
business. Fee 14s. Scots for wages over £12 Scots. 7s. Scots
below.

Private owner. N° 3207.

3 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Pro-
clamation Adjourning the Parliament to the Seventh
day of August next to come.

Edinburgh: 3 May 1701.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1701.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece and Ireland Print-

Parliament at its rising adjourned to 6 May. It is further
adjourned to 7 August. These to be printed and pro-
claimed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (17). Adv. Pamph. 1 (408) ; Procl. I (171).

N° 3208.

3 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] [Be-
gins] The Lord Advocat having . . .

[Order to publish Act of 31 Jan. 1701.]
Edinburgh : 3 May 1701.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1701.

2 ff. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 se- cured 2) instruct- and

Order to print and publish in all seaports the ‘ Act For
Preventing wrongous Imprisonment, and against undue
Delays in TryaL,’ 31 Jan. No one to be imprisoned with-
out a warrant. All crimes not capital are bailable. J udges
forced to order a trial within 60 days on prisoner’s applica-
tion. No person to be transported furth of the realm but
by his own consent or legal sentence. All who transport
any person illegally liable to penalty for wrongous imprison-
ment if action be taken within 3 years.

Adv. Procl. I (172).

See Acts x. 272. H° 3209.

23 JULY. — [BY THE LORDS OF THE
TREASURY.] Proclamation For Rouping the
Inland Letter-Office.

Edinburgh : 23 July 1701.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1701.

1 f. Roman letter. Tho. Moncreiff.

Arms 246 Con- sideration the

The tack of the inland letter office fo George Clark, baillie
of Edinburgh, for 5 years expires at Martinmas. It will be
rouped on Friday, 1 Aug., between 10 and 12 a.m. in the
Exchequer House. These to be printed and proclaimed.

E.T.C. I (176). N° 3210.

477

Nos 3211-19

1701: 13 William III

31 JULY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Letters of Publication Of a Commission under the
Great Seal, for securing the Peace of the Highlands
of Scotland.

Edinburgh: 31 July 1701.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1701.

2 If. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Heraulds, as 2) to July,

Cites Tenor of Commission, Kensington, 30 May 1701, to
nobility and gentry to repress disorder in 12 Highland coun-
ties, giving summary powers and jurisdiction, till 1 Nov. 1702,
registrat 16 August 1701. Ronald Campbel, sealed, Edin-
burgh, 19 August. These to be proclaimed, read in all
churches after worship on Sabbath days, and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (19). Adv. Pamph. 1 (410); Procl. I (265),
sheet 1 only.

The date is explained by the Acta of P.C. ‘The Lords of his
Majesties privy Councill Doe hereby appoint their Clerk to cause
print the Docket which is at the end of His Majesties warrand of the
Commission anent the highlands to be printed therewith.’ The full
text of the warrant. Adv. Procl. I (173). B° 3211.

2 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament from the
seventh of August instant to the sixth of November
next to come.

Edinburgh : 2 August 1701.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1701.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece Ireland Defender at

Cites proclamation 3 May, No. 3208, q.v. Parliament is
further adjourned to 6 November. These to be proclaimed
and published.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (20). Adv. Pamph. 1 (411); Procl. I (1 75).
E.T.C. (172). N° 3212.

5 AUGUST -[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Anent the Excise.

Edinburgh : 5 August 1701.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1701.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

specially Macers be

The excise is set in tack to Archibald Dumbar of Thunder-
toun, Kenneth Mackenzie of Cromartie, Sir William Hope,
Capt. Philip Anstruther, William Duff of Diple, James
Gordon sen., Gilbert Stuart and Peter Campbel for 3 years
from 1st of March last. The usual provisions for meetings
of Commissioners of Excise, registration of brewings, im-
ported spirits, & c. In Edinburgh fine for each offence con-
victed, elsewhere only one fine for each trial. These to be
proclaimed, read in churches, and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (21). Adv. Pamph. 1 (412). N° 3213.

23 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation Against a Treasonable Paper
lately affixed upon the Cross of Edinburgh.

Edinburgh : 23 September 1701.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1701.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Ire- land pretend

A declaration of the right of succession of the pretended
Prince of Wales on the death of the late King James has
been clandestinely fixed on the mercat-cross of Edinburgh.

It is to be burnt by the hangman. £6,000 Scots reward
for the conviction of those who caused it to be put there
with a pardon if an accomplice. These to be proclaimed
and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (22). Adv. Pamph. 22 (79), 1 (414) ; Procl. I
(176). Reg. V (87). W° 3214.

478

25 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-

CIL.] Proclamation, Explaining some parts of the
Commission for the Justiciary of the Highlands.
Edinburgh: 25 September 1701.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1701.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Ire- land these

Commissioners who qualify before 1 January next not to
be excluded from the Commission. Power given to the
commissioners to adjourn. These to be proclaimed and
printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (23). Adv. Pamph. 1 (415); Procl. I (177).

N° 3215.

26 SEPTEMBER- [BY THE PRIVY COUN-

CIL.] Proclamation Anent the Staple-Port at
Camphire.

Edinburgh : 26 September 1701.

Edinburgh : H. &. S. of A. A. : 1701.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 246 specially missioners of
A reissue of No. 3174, q.v.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (24). Adv. Pamph. 1 (416); Procl. I (178).

N° 3210.

4 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation For Adjourning of the Parlia-
ment to the 8th of January 1702.

Edinburgh: 4 November 1701.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1701.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece and Ireland January
Cites proclamation 2 Aug., No. 3212, q.v. Parliament is
further adjourned to 8 January next. These to be pro-
claimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (25). Adv. Pamph. 1 (417); Procl. 1(179).

N° 3217.

6 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act For a Solemn Fast within the Synod
of Lothian and Tweeddale.

Edinburgh : 6 November 1701.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1701.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Address made be

On address of the synod, Thursday 20 November is
appointed a day of fasting in the bounds of the synod.
These to be notified in all pulpits, printed and published.

[At back] Causes of a solemn fast, &c. Signed Will. Wis-
heart, Jo. Sandilands.

Adv. Pamph. 1 (418); Procl. I (182). N° 3218.

11 NOVEMBER.— BY THE KING. A Proclama-
tion For Dissolving this present Parliament, and
Declaring the Speedy Calling another.

Hampton Court : 11 November 1701.
Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1701.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 246 Loyal dings day

A reprint of No. 4294, England, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 1 (419). N° 3219.

18 NOVEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation Anent the Old Fourteen-
Shilling-Pieces, and their Halfs, and the old Fourty-
Penny-Pieces.

Edinburgh : 18 November 1701.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1701.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

De- Macers Printed

1702: 13 William III — 1 Anne

Nos 3220-8

By Act 8 of 6 Session of Parliament, 12 Oct. 1696, the 14s.
pieces of 2 drop 27 gr. and their halfs, &c., are to pass in all
payments. Some people refuse to receive them. They are
to pass — the 40d. pieces at 3s. 6 cl. Scots if there is any part
of the print and vestige visible, and the 14s. and 7s. pieces
if they are of full weight. This to be printed and published.

B.M. 9502. g. 6 (7). Sig. 109. e. 8 (27). Adv. Pamph.
24 (213), 1 (420) ; Procl. I (180). Reg. V (86).

Patrick ii. 280. N° 3220.

1702

6 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament from the
Eight of January instant, to the Fourteenth of April
next 1702.

Edinburgh : 6 January 1702.

Edinburgh: H. & S. of A. A. : 1702.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece and Ireland Published.

Cites proclamation 4 Nov., No. 3217, q.v. Parliament is
further adjourned to 14 April. These to be proclaimed and
printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (29). Adv. Pamph. 1 (424) ; Procl. I (183).

N° 3221.

15 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act For a Contribution to the Burgh of Elgine,
Anent the Building a Harbour at Lossemouth.
Edinburgh : 15 January 1702.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1702.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

liund- red the

On the petition of the magistrates of Elgin who have no
harbour nearer than Garmouth, 6 miles away, or Findhorn,
10 miles away, and have bought some land at Lossemouth,
3 miles away to build one, and in the last 2 years have
cleared it so that seven or eight barks up to 70 or 80 tun burden
can lie there ; a public collection on 1 July next is ordered
through all the churches in Scotland. James Ogilvie,
treasurer of the burgh, to receive it and pay it out at order
of Lairds of Grant, Brodie, and Innes.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (30). N° 3222.

10 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation Against Deserters and their
Resetters.

Edinburgh: 10 February 1702.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1702.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

and Ireland Premisses,

As several regiments are about to be embarked, the rules
about deserters are to be enforced. Any one entertaining a
soldier who has been serving within the last 2 months will
be punished for resetting. Deserters who return to their
colours before 28 February will be indemnified. Proclama-
tion No. 3209, q.v., against undue pressing or transporting
out of the kingdom renewed. These to be proclaimed and
printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (31). Adv. Pamph. 1 (425); Procl. 1(184).

N° 3223.

ANNE

8 MARCH— [BY THE QUEEN.] Her Majesties
most Gracious Letter To the Privy Council.

St. James’s : 8 March 1701-2.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1702.

1 f. Roman letter. Seafield.

Arms 241 in- sins Warrand ;

Having taken the Coronation Oath in Privy Council, the
Queen authorizes them to act as the Privy Council, and to
publish the enclosed proclamation, No. 3226, q.v., in her
name. Promises protection for religion, law, and liberty,
and favour.

B.M. 9502. g. 6 (2). Sig. 109. e. 8 (32). Adv. Procl. I
(186). Reg. V (91). N° 3224.

8 MARCH.

Glasgow : Robert Sanders 1 : 1702.

1 f. Roman letter.

and loved liear-

Another edition of No. 3224, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 19 (58), 42 (35).

1 One of Her Majesty’s Printers. If0 3225.

8 MARCH.— BY THE QUEEN. A Proclamation.
[All Officers &c. in Scotland to continue to Act till
new Commissions can be issued.]

St. James’s: 8 March 170^.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1702.

1 f. Roman letter. Seafield.

Arms 247 England , Diadem full

All officers of State, &c., in Scotland to act on the com-
missions and instructions of the late King, till new com-
missions can be prepared and sent down to them.

B.M. 9502. g. 6 (1). Sig. 109. e. 8 (33). Adv. Procl. I
(185). Reg. V (90). E.T.C. (177). N° 3226.

13 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act and Proclamation For Proclaiming the Right
and Title of Queen Ann, as undoubted Soveraign of
this Realm.

Edinburgh: 13 March 1702.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A.: 1702.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 245 Wil- hath Regalities
Proclaiming Anne, by virtue of royal letter 8 March.
These to be proclaimed, printed, and published.

L. Chancellor, E. Melvill, P.C., E. of Crafurd, Buchan,
Lawderdale, Loudown, Leven, Forfar, Visct. Tarbat, Rose-
berry, L. Montgomery, Ross, Boyle, Polwarth, Sir Hugh
Dalrymple, L. Advocate, L. Tliesaurer D . . t, L. Justice
Clerk, L. Philiphaugh, L. Halcraig, L. Crossrig, L. Rankeiler,
L. Phesdo, Francis Montgomery of Giffan, Sir Ro. Sinclair
of Stevenson, Laird of Grant, L. Provost of Edinburgh,
Laird of Megginch.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (34). Adv. Procl. I (187). E.T.C. (181).

N° 3227.

16 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act of Privy Council, Allowing the continuing of
the former Seals, Signets and Cashet until renewed,
and sustaining all Letters and Diligences, preceeding
the 13. instant.

Edinburgh: 16 March 1702.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1702.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

de- ry ordains

Cites as precedent Act of Sederunt 14 Feb. 1685, No. 2590,
q.v. Old seals are to be used till new ones are ready, with
the distinction ‘by special order until the new seals’, &c.
All summons, &c., raised and not perfected are to be allowed
to run in due course. The Lords of Session to enter this in
their Books of Sederunt. These to be printed and pub-
lished.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 8 (35). Adv. Procl. I (188). Reg. V
(92). N° 3228.

Nos 3229-38

1702: 1 Anne

24 MARCH— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament to the
26th May next.

Edinburgh : 24 March 1702.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1702.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Ireland Heraulds Ordains

Cites Act 1 7, Sess. 6 as to continuance of Parliament and
Declaration of Estates 11 April 1689. Parliament is further
adjourned to 26 May. These to be proclaimed, printed, and
published.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (36). Adv. Procl. I (189). Reg. V (94).

N° 3229.

24 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Requiring the Oath of Alledgiance
and Assurance to be Sworn and Subscribed to her
Majesty.

Edinburgh: 24 March 1702.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1702.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Sheriffs in ig-

All persons in any official position whatever before 1 July,
and all electors before 1 Aug. are to swear allegiance and
sign the assurance. Those who do not to be deprived.
Ministers to lose their benefices or stipends, preachers to be
banished, tacksmen to lose horses and arms. Both Oath
and Assurance are to be taken. These to be proclaimed
and printed. [Oath and Assurance follow.]

Sig. 109. e. 8 (37). Adv. Procl. I (190). N° 3230.

24 MARCH.

that part may
Another edition of No. 3230, q.v.

Reg. V (93). N° 3231.

21 MAY.

See 4 May 1697.

21 MAY- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament to the
Ninth of June next 1702.

Edinburgh : 21 May 1702.

Edinburgh: H. & S. of A. A. : 1702.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece Ire- bis Twen-

Cites royal letter 19 March and proclamation 24 March,
No. 3229, q.v. Parliament is further adjourned to 9 June.
These to be proclaimed and published.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (39). Adv. Procl. I (192). Reg. V (95).

N° 3232.

30 MAY .—[BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation Declaring War against France and
Spain.

Edinburgh : 30 May 1702.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1702.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 247 his constitute Ordains

Issue for Scotland of proclamation 4 May, No. 4321,
England, q.v.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (40). Adv. Procl. I (193). Reg. V (96).

N° 3233.

12 JUNE.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act For A

National Fast.

Edinburgh: 12 June 1702.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1702.

p. 1 of 2 ff. Roman letter. Jo. Mackenzie.

an onal of

Ordering a fast on Thursday 9 July. This to be pro-
claimed and printed with the Act of Commission of
Assembly.

Act follows on pp. 2 and 3.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (41). Adv. Pamph. 19 (59).

Acts xi. 16. N° 3234.

12 JUNE. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act For

securing the true Protestant Religion, and Presby-
terian Government.

[Edinburgh] : 12 June 1702.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1702.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. Alexander.

Arms 244 and Maintaining Condi-
All Acts against papists for the reformed Protestant reli-
gion and Presbyterian church government, and Act 5,
Sess. 2 of this Parliament are ratified ; prejudice to Act 27,
Sess. 5.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (42).

Acts xi. 16. N° 3235.

12 JUNE.-[BY THE ESTATES.] Act Recog-
nizing Her Majesties Royal Authority.

[Edinburgh] : 12 June 1702.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1702.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Gibson.

late gracious Attempts

Acknowledging Queen Anne on her proclamation. It is
treason to impugn her right. Oath of Allegiance to be
taken and the Assurance subscribed. [Follows] Oath of
Allegiance and Assurance.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (43).

Acts xi. 15. N° 3236.

21 JULY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL]

Proclamation Requiring the Oath of Alledgeance
and Assurance to be Sworn and Subscribed to Her
Majesty.

Edinburgh : 21 July 1702.

Edinburgh: H. & S. of A. A. : 1702.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Privy Parliament Ig-

On Act of Parliament 12 June, proclamation 24 March,
No. 3230, q.v., is substantially reissued. All persons to
swear and subscribe before 1 Nov. on pain of deprivation
and disarmament. These to be proclaimed and printed.
Follows the Oath of Alledgeance and the Assurance.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (44). Adv. Procl. I (194). Reg. V (97).

N° 3237.

28 JULY.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Act

For a General Collection to the Distressed Inhabi-
tants in the Town of Leith.

Edinburgh : 28 July 1702.

[Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1702.]

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Thou- Powder Bond,

On petition stating the destruction caused by an explosion
of 33 barrels of powder on 3 July, amounting to <£36,936
Scots, a general collection is ordained before 1 Oct. (1 Nov.
N. of Tay) either at kirk doors or from house to house, to
be paid to Alexander Mathison.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (45) cropped. N° 3238.

4 AUGUST— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Anent the Post-office in favours of
the Post-master-general and his Deputs.

Edinburgh : 4 August 1702.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1702.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 245 Heraulds, specially may

480

1702-3: 1-2 Anne

Nos 3239-48

Recites complaints of Postmaster General, anent common
carriers, ferry at Dundee, and the delay of magistrates. No
common carriers or others to carry letters except with goods.
Magistrates to settle the question within six hours. Post-
runners to have ready passage at all ferries, paying at Dundee
6 d., or with a horse 10 d. Magistrates to aid the Postmaster
General in every way. These to be proclaimed and printed.
Sig. 109. e. 8 (46). Adv. Procl. I (195). N° 3239.

8 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL]

A Proclamation Anent the Pole-money, Imposed in
the Year 1698.

Edinburgh : 8 August 1702.

Edinburgh: H. & S. of A. A. : 1702.

1 f. Roman letter, Gilb. Eliot.

and Ireland Edin-

As to receipts for pole-money, no one to be proceeded
against for pole-money on the two poles of 1698 and 1699.
These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (47). Adv. Procl. I (196). E.T.C. (190).

N° 3240.

14 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation For Dissolving of this Current
Parliament.

Edinburgh : 14 August 1702.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1702.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

and Ireland Edin-

Parliament, now adjourned to 18 August, is dissolved.
As Commissioners to treat of a Union are to be nominated,
a new Parliament will be called. These to be proclaimed
and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (48). Adv. Procl. 1(197). Reg. Y (98).
E.T.C. (191). N° 3241.

25 AUGUST. — [BY THE QUEEN.] Procla-
mation by Her Majesty For Calling a Parliament.
Windsor : 25 August 1702.

Edinbui-gh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1702.

1 f. Roman letter. Queensberry.

and Subjects the

Owing to the war and the report of the Commissioners
for Union, a Parliament is to meet at Edinburgh on
12 November next. All peers and officers of State to
attend, and sheriffs to hold elections of fit persons to be
Commissioners for this Parliament.

B.M. 9502. g. 6 (3). Sig. 109. e. 8 (49). Adv. Procl. I
(198). Reg. V (99). N° 3242.

24 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act Appointing the Oath of Alledgeance
to be Sworn and Signed, and the Assurance to be
signed to Her Majesty, by all Ministers, Preachers
of the Gospel, and others therein-mentioned.
Edinburgh : 24 September 1702.

Edinburgh: H. & S. of A. A. : 1702.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Consideration, That of

In the two proclamations issued for oath, Nos. 3230,
3237, q.v., there is no provision for ministers, &c. All
ministers, masters and doctors, teachers, chaplains, and
pedagogues to swear before a magistrate before 1 December
next. All ministers, even those already sworn, are to do so.
These to be printed and published.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (50). Adv. Procl. I (199). E.T.C. (187).

N° 3243.

27 OCTOBER.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation For Adjourning the Parliament to the
6th Day of April next to come.

Edinburgh : 27 October 1702.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1702.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

and Ireland Edinburgh

Cites proclamation 25 Aug., No. 3242, q.v. Parliament
is adjourned to 6 April next. These to be proclaimed and
printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (51). Adv. Procl. I (200). Reg. V (100).

N° 3244.

1703

4 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE QUEEN.] Hex-
Majesties most Gracious Letter to the Privy Council
of Scotland.

St. James’s : 4 February 170§.

Edinburgh: H. & S. of A. A.: 1703.

1 f. Roman letter.

Tarbat.

and loved of

Having by Commission of this date appointed the Privy
Council of Scotland, recommends to it the established Church,
the protection of dissenters, the execution of the laws, public
security, the payment of the troops, &c. This letter to be
printed and published.

B.M. 9502. g. 6 (15). Sig. 109. e. 8 (53); 50. f. (41).
Adv. Procl. I (201). N° 3245.

17 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation For calling a General-
Assembly.

Edinburgh: 17 February 1703.

Edinburgh: H. & S. of A. A. : 1703.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece and Messengers Ignorance :

A General Assembly met in March 1702 under the Earl of
Marchmont but was dissolved owing to the King’s sickness,
a new one being called for 10 March 1703. It is to meet on
that day. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (54). Adv. Procl. I (202). N° 3246.

16 MARCH.— [BY THE QUEEN.] A Proclama-
tion of Indemnity.

St. James’s : 16 March 170§.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A: A. : 1703.

1 f. Roman letter. Queensberry.

Arms 241 all curing make
Pardons all treason or laese majesty, liesing makings, and
all other crimes except manslaughters, murders, assassina-
tions, witchcrafts, fire-raising, depredations, robberies, rapts,
spuilzies, thifts, house-breakings, mutilations, adulteries,
blasphemies, and immorality, and all sentences and fines
already paid. These to be proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (56). Adv. Procl. I (203). Reg. V(101),
(106). N° 3247.

30 MARCH — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament.

Edinburgh : 30 March 1703.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1703.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece De- junctly these
Cites pardon, No. 3247, q.v. Adjourns Parliament to
6 May. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (56). Adv. Procl. I (204). N° 3248.

I 3 Q

VOL. II

Nos 3249-57

1703-4: 2 Anne

5 MAT.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Act

Discharging Foot-men and Lackies to wear Swords
during the Parliament.

Holy-rood house : 5 May 1703.

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter [with No. 3250]. Ro. Forbes.
Hundred and pleasure ;

Order by High Commissioner and Privy Council that
footmen and lackies are not to wear swords during the
meeting of Parliament.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (57). Adv. Procl. I (205). N° 3249.

5 MAY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Order
Discharging the casting of Squibs, or any Fire-
works upon the Streets on the Sixth Day of May
next.

Holy-rood-house : 5 May 1703.

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter [with No. 3249]. Ro. Forbes.
Hundred and pleasure ;

The High Commissioner and Privy Council forbid the
throwing of fireworks on the street during the riding of the
Parliament, on pain, &c.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (57). Adv. Procl. I (205). N° 3250.

27 JULY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation Against such as have gone to or
stayed in France since Her Majesties Gracious
Indemnity.

Holy-Rood-house : 27 July 1703.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1703.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Elliot.

Arms 241 To Parliament Magi-
All who have gone to or stayed in France after 16 March,
No. 3247, q.v., or remain there contrary to the Declaration
of War are not to return on pain, &c., without leave from
the Privy Council. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (58). Adv. Pamph. 22 (86) cropped, 42 (42) ;
Procl. I (206). Reg. V (107).1
1 The copy sent to Forfar with letter, proclaimed 7 August.

N° 3251.

30 JULY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Act And

Ordinance For A Fast.

Edinburgh : 30 July 1703.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1703.

2 pp. fo. Roman letter.

Seafield.

Orders a fast on the last Thursday in August. These to
be printed and proclaimed. With Act of Commission of
General Assembly.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (59).

Acts xi. 71. N° 3252.

20 SEPTEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act Of Her Majesties Privie Council, For
A Voluntarie Contribution, for building a Bridge
over the Water of Dee.

Edinburgh: 20 September 1703.

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilbert Eliot.

Seven By all-

On the petition of James, Earl of Galloway, William,
Visct. Kenmuire, and John, Visct. Stair for Galloway and
Kirkcud burgh, showing the dangers of the Water of Dee,
which has only one ford, the Blackford of Dee, 12 miles
distant from any other, on the road from Ireland to England,

and from Galloway to the south. A voluntary contribution
is ordered for building a bridge near the Blackford of the Dee.
Mr. Andrew Euart, minister at Kells, to be treasurer.

B.L. Sig. 50. f. (42). N° 3253.

20 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act In favours of William Baird of
Auchmedden.

Edinburgh : 20 September 1703.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1704.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 244 and three Petiti-
A voluntary collection in all parish churches of Edinburgh
and suburbs on 23 July 1704 granted to William Baird of
Auchmedden for building an harbour at Pennan, John
Corsar, Writer in Edinburgh to be treasurer.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (73). N° 3254.

8 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation For Adjourning the Parliament.
Edinburgh : 8 October 1703.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1703.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 244 and rally October

Parliament is further adjourned to 16 December. These
to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (60), Adv. Procl. I (207). N° 3255.

9 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-

CIL.] Proclamation For Adjourning the Parlia-
ment to the 22 of February next, 1704.

Edinburgh : 9 December 1703.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1703.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece and Messengers thir
Parliament is further adjourned to 22 February next.
These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (61). Adv. Procl. I (208). N° 3250.

28 DECEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act For a Voluntar Contribution, In
Favours of John Thomson younger, under Slavery
in Algier.

Edinburgh : 28 December 1703.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1704.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. Forbes.

Hun- of Petitioner.

A voluntary collection authorized for the redemption of
John Thomson younger, taken by an Algerian pirate on
30 October 1699 in a ship bound to Flushing, and sold into
slavery at Algiers in November whence his redemption will
cost 450 rix dollars. His slavery is attested by Robert Cole,
H.M. Consul at Algiers, with a letter to his father, John
Thomson, in Turriff. Money to be paid to John Fordice of
Craigtocher.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (80). N° 3257.

1704

10 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-

CIL.] Proclamation Anent Passes and Passengers
going from or coming into this Kingdom.

Edinburgh : 10 January 1704.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1704.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Defen- in their

All masters of ships arrived since 1 Dec. or to arrive to
deliver a list of all arms and ammunition they have brought
and of all their passengers, especially of those from French

482

1704: 2-3 Anne

Nos 3258-67

dominions. No passengers are to be taken out of the
country without a pass ; a record of passengers and their
passes is to be kept. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (62). Adv. Procl. I (209). Aberdeen
(155).1

1 Proclaimed 26 January, William Moir, messenger. N° 3258.

14 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation For Adjourning the Parlia-
ment to the 4th Day of April next.

Edinburgh : 14 February 1704.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1704.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece Ire- Brethren and
Parliament is further adjourned to 4 April next. These
to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (63). Adv. Procl. I (210). N° 3259.

26 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation For Apprehending Captain
John Morray.

Edinburgh: 26 February 1704.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1704.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

and Messengers these

<£500 sterling reward for apprehension of Capt. John
Morray, son to the Laird of Abercarnie, concerned in treason-
able practices with France. These to be proclaimed and
printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (64). Adv. Procl. I (211). Reg. V (110).1
1 Forfar, proclaimed 2 March. N° 3260.

29 FEBRUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation For Apprehending Captain
James Murray.

Edinburgh : 29 February 1704.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1704.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

and Messengers these

£500 reward for the apprehension of Capt. James Murray,
son to the Laird of Stenhope, for treasonable practices with
France. These to be proclaimed and printed.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 8 (65). Reg. V (109).1
1 Proclaimed at Forfar, 7 March. N° 3261.

3 MARCH.— [BY THE QUEEN.] Her Majesties

Most Gracious Letter To the Privy Council of
Scotland.

St. James’s: 3 March 170|.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1704.

1 f. Roman letter. Queensberry.

Tru- beloved bid

An address against the growth of popery has been presented
by the General Assembly. The ministers of the church are
to be aided in this and every attempt to promote virtue and
piety and restrain vice and error.

14 March. Lord Ross having presented this letter to the
Privy Council, it was ordered to be printed. Gilb. Eliot.

B.L. B.M. 9502. g. 6 (16). Sig. 109. e. 8 (66). Adv.
Pamph. 44. Reg. V (111). N° 3262.

17 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation For Apprehending Seminar}' -Priests,
Jesuits, and other Trafficking Papists.

Edinburgh : 17 March 1704.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1704.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 241 his an as

By address of the General Assembly, it appears that
priests, &c., are disturbing the kingdom. The laws against
priests, Jesuits, trafficking papists, resetters, hearers, and
sayers of mass are to be strictly enforced. A reward of
500 merks and expenses for every priest, &c., arrested.
Apostacy acts to be enforced. Names of all papists and
suspected papists to be sent in from ministers on 15 May by
every presbytery to the Privy Council before 15 June. This
to be printed and published.

B.M. 9502. g. 6 (22). Sig. 109. e. 8 (67). Adv. Procl. I
(212). N° 3263.

28 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament to the
fourth Day of May next 1704.

Edinburgh: 28 March 1704.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1704.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece and rally of

Parliament is further adjourned to 4 May. These to be
proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (68). Adv. Procl. I (213). N° 3264.

28 APRIL— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament to the
first Day of June next 1704.

Edinburgh : 28 April 1704.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1704.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece and Messengers Year
Parliament is further adjourned to 1 June. These to be
proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (70). Adv. Procl. I (215). N° 3265.

28 APRIL— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Anent the Excise.

Edinburgh: 28 April 1704.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1704.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Forasmuch- as be

The excise has been farmed for three years from 28 February
last to Mr. William Johnstoun of Skeens. Regulations for
meetings of Commissioners of Supply, for brewers, coopers,
vintners, maltsters, &c., as in No. 3170, q.v. These to be
proclaimed, printed, and read twice in all churches.

Adv. Procl. I (216). N° 3266.

28 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act and Order of Her Majesties Privy Council,
Anent Prest-men.

Edinburgh : 28 April 1704.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1704.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece the Do be

Marquis of Lothian, Earls of Buchan, Eglintoun, Lauder-
dale, Loudoun, Findlater, Forfar, Roseberry, Glasgow, and
Hoptoun, Visct. Primrose, Lords Pres, of Session, Register,
Advocat, Justice-clerk, Halcraig, Rankeilor, Tillicultry,
Mr. Francis Montgomery, Collingtoun, Carnwath, Prestoun-
grange, and L. Provost of Edinburgh to meet daily at 11 a.m.
and hear and determine complaints anent prest-men. Two
to form a quorum. Applications to be made only to the
Clerks of Council. These to be printed and published.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (71). Adv. Procl. I (214). N° 3267.

9 MAY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Discharging the Export of Money.
Edinburgh : 9 May 1704.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1704.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 241 De- part and

483

3 Q 2

Nos 3268-77

1704-5 : 3 Anne

Cites Act, Cap. 11, Sess. 3, Pari. 1, Chas. II. No money
or bullion to be exported, merchants and skippers to swear
that none is on board before sailing. Passengers not to take
more than £60 Scots. This Act is to be observed. One-
third the money exported to go to the informer. The Privy
Council to summon suspected persons and take action
against them. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Adv. Procl. I (217).

Patrick ii. 287. N° 3268.

30 MAY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament to the
Two and twenty day of June next.

Edinburgh : 30 May 1704.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1704.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece Ire- land to

Parliament is further adjourned to 22 June next. These
to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (72). Adv. Procl. I (218). N° 3269.

15 JUNE.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Pro-
clamation Adjourning the Parliament to the sixth
day of July 1704.

Edinburgh : 15 June 1704.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1704.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece and Messengers be
Parliament is further adjourned to 6 July. These to be
proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (73). Adv. Procl. I (219). N° 3270.

30 AUGUST— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation For a Solemn National Thanksgiving.
Holy -rood-house : 30 August 1704.
Edinburgh: H. & S. of A. A. : 1704.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Defen- der Go-

5 October to be kept as a day of thanksgiving for victories
over French and Bavarians. This to be proclaimed, read in
churches the Lord’s day preceding, and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (74). Adv. Procl. I (220). E.T.C. (199).

N° 3271.

3 OCTOBER.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation For Adjourning the Parliament to the
Sixteenth day of December 1704.

Edinburgh : 3 October 1704.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1704.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 247 Ire • land be

Parliament, adjourned to 7 October, is further adjourned
to 1 6 December. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (77). Adv. Procl. I (221). E.T.C. (201).

N° 3272.

23 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Warrand and Order Anent Prest-Men and
Souldiers.

Edinburgh : 23 November 1704.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1704.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece regulating the Printed
The following Committee is appointed to regulate the
complaints anent prestmen, with full powers to arrest,
search, and seize. Earls of Lauderdale, Leven, Northesk,
Forfar, and Dunmore, Lords Advocate, Halcraig, Anstruther,
and Phesdo, Mr. Francis Montgomery, Collingtoun, and the

Lord Provost (two a quorum) to meet every day in the com-
mittee room of the Council Chamber at 11 a.m. or 3 p.m. to
determine such complaints as are laid before them there
only. These to be printed and published.

B.M. 9502. g. 6 (26). Sig. 109. e. 8 (76). Adv. Procl. I
(222). N° 3273.

11 DECEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament to
the first of February 1705.

Edinburgh: 11 December 1704.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1704.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 247 and sengers next

Parliament is further adjourned to 1 Feb. 1705. These
to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (78). Adv. Procl. I (223).

The subscription bears ‘ second ’ year in error. N° 3274,

14 DECEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation For the Orderly Levying of
Rercruits.

Edinburgh: 14 December 1704.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1704.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 241 specially God Con-

By reason of the great victory in Germany recruits are
wanted. Power to officers to recruit by beat of drum and
all lawful means. Deserters to be seized and given up to
them. The laws against vagabonds and strange and idle
beggars to be enforced. No free leidge to be taken as a
soldier but by his own consent before a magistrate. These
to be proclaimed, read by all ministers, printed, and pub-
lished.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (79). Adv. Procl. I (224).

The subscription has ‘ fourth ’ year in error. N° 3275.

1705

23 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation For Adjourning the Parliament to the
27th day of March 1705.

Edinburgh : 23 January 1705.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1705.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece Ire- land to

Parliament is further adjourned to 27 March 1705. These
to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (81). Adv. Procl. I (225). N° 3276.

9 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation Against Papists.

Edinburgh: 9 February 1705.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1705.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 241 constitute, ty to

A list of all papists to be sent in before 8 March (3 April
N. of Tay). They are to be disarmed and all 100 merk
horses taken away. Any arms, &c., in their possession 20
days before date to be held theirs. Heads of dans being
papists the whole clan is to be disarmed. The laws against
priests, Jesuits, &c., to be enforced, and the reward of 500
merks clear above expenses to be paid for their capture.
These to be proclaimed, read in all churches, and printed.
Sig. 109. e. 8 (82). Adv. Procl. I (226). Reg. V (114).

N° 3277.

1705: 3-4 Anne

Nos 3278-86

20 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act Anent Destroying Prohibite Goods.

Edinburgh : 20 February 1705.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1705.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece hundred and that

Some of the members of the ‘ Society for executing the
Laws anent Trade ’ have seized goods unlawfully imported,
and not handed them over to be burned. They are to be
delivered at once to the magistrates of Edinburgh, and in
future they are to be taken at once to the magistrates inven-
toried, and when condemned to be cut in pieces and burned
in the accustomed place under sufficient guard. These to
be printed and published.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (83). Adv. Procl. I (227). N° 3278.

13 MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament from the
Twenty seventh day of March, to the third day of
May 1705.

Edinburgh: 13 March 1705.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1705.

1 f. Roman letter.

Gilb. Elliot.

Ire- thren pre-

Parliament is further adjourned to 3 May next. These to
be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (85). Adv. Procl. I (228) cropped.

N° 3279.

17 APRIL. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Against Tumults.

Edinburgh : 17 April 1705.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1705.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 247 Consti- Macers the
Cites Acts against tumults, especially Jas. VI, Pari. 17,
Cap. 4 where it is death to invade a session, council, &c.

In Edinburgh on the 11th inst., during an execution
while the Privy Council was met, a mob appeared which
threatened the Chancellor and some Lords of Council.
Magistrates are to search for the rioters. Two hundred
pounds Scots reward for the apprehension of William
Davidson, taylor in Cannongate, and an indemnity. House-
holders, &c., to look after their apprentices, servants, and
domestics. Regents and masters of the college to keep
their scholars in good order. On notice by the magistrates
all persons to go home. Those found in the streets to be
punished as rioters. The Courts will be moved from Edin-
burgh if these riots contiuue. This to be proclaimed,
printed, and published.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (86). Adv. Procl. I (229). N° 3280.

17 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Scots Proclamation ; Relating to the late Execution
of Captain Green, &c.

Edinburgh: 17 April 1705.

London reprint : for John Hurt: 1705.

1 f. Roman letter.

Defender as the

A reprint of No. 3280, q.v.

B.M. 1851. c. 19 (10). N° 3281.

18 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament to the
Twenty fourth Day of May 1705.

Edinburgh : 18 April 1705.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1705.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece and Ireland come.

Parliament is further adjourned to 24 May. These to be
proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (87). Adv. Procl. I (230). N° 3282.

15 MAY— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Pro-
clamation Adjourning the Parliament to the Four-
teenth Day of June 1705.

Edinburgh : 15 May 1705.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1705.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Headpiece and Ireland come.

Parliament is further adjourned to 14 June. These to be
proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (88). Adv. Procl. I (231). N° 3283.

6 JUNE - [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Pro-
clamation Adjourning the Parliament to the Twenty
Eighth Day of June 1705.

Edinburgh: 6 June 1705.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1705.

1 f. Roman letter. Gilb. Eliot.

Arms 247 and Ireland And

Parliament is further adjourned to 28 June. These to be
proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (89). Adv. Procl. I (232) cropped.

N° 3284.

2 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Appointing the Commissioners of
Supply within the Kingdom that have not met upon
the second day of October instant, to meet upon the
sixth day of November next to come.

Edinburgh : 2 October 1705.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1705.

1 f. Roman letter. Rob. Forbes.

Ire- land Our

Any Commissioners of Supply who have not met on the
first Tuesday of Oct., as provided by the Act, are to meet
6 Nov. without fail. These to be proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (90). Adv. Procl. I (233). N° 3285.

11 DECEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament to
the Twenty Sixth Day of February next.

Edinburgh : 11 December 1705.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1705.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. F orbes.

Ire - land and

Parliament, now adjourned to 20 Dec., is further adjourned
to 28 Feb. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (91). Adv. Procl. I (234). N° 3280.

11 DECEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation Explaining some Clauses in
the Commission for Hindering the Importation of
Irish Victual, &c.

Edinburgh: 11 December 1705.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1705.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. Forbes.

Defender of of

The import of all animals and their carcases are pro-
hibited. Top-sail vessels from Ireland may have on board
24 stone of all victual and grain, 2 stone of butter, and
2 stone of cheese, with a herring barrel of broken beef or
other flesh. Lesser vessels may have 16 stone of grain, &c.,
1^ stone of butter and of cheese, and proportionate amount
of flesh. None of it is to be brought on shore. Grain, &c.,
transported by sea from one port to another must have full

Nos 3287-96

1705-6: 4 5 Anne

and exact certificates. If old men and women are employed
in transporting prohibited goods to escape the penalty of
forcible recruitment, they will suffer in their bodies.
These to be proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (92). Adv. Procl. I (235). N° 3287.

13 DECEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act of Privy Council, Appointing a Com-
mittee of their own Number anent Prest Men and
Souldiers, and for Determining Debates thereanent.
Edinburgh : 13 December 1705.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1705.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. Forbes.

Regulating the that

E. of Sutherland, Lauderdale, Findlater, Leven, Forfar,
Roseberry, Glasgow, L. Haddo, L. Advocat, Mr. Francis
Montgomery, Laird of Blackhadder, and L. Provost of
Edinburgh or any two of them to meet daily at 11 a m.
to settle duly- lodged complaints regarding prest-men. These
to be printed and published.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (93). Adv. Procl. I (236). N° 3288.

28 DECEMBER. — [BY THE COUNCIL OF
TRADE.] Act of the Council of Trade, Anent the
Right Making and Measuring of Linen Cloath, and
Discharging the Exportation of Lint and Linen
Yarn, &c.

Edinburgh : 28 December 1705.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1706.

1 f. Roman letter. Da. Moncrieff.

of Trade, the

The Council of Trade appointed by Act 21 Sept. 1705
enforces the Act of 1693 for making and measuring linen.
The export of lint and linen yarn forbidden. Linen yarn is
to be put up in hesps of 12 cwts. of six score threads each.
Reels are to measure 1 0 quarters. Yam to be sold by weight.
Linen to be 3 quarters 2 inches unbleached and 3 quarters
bleached, or eln and 2 inches unbleached and eln bleached.
3 quarter stuff not to contain more than 1,000 double
threads of warp and to be sold in pieces of 18 elns or
half-pieces. Marking, fines, size of loom, &c., specified.
The Act for burying in Scots linen to be executed. These
to be printed and published.

B.M. 1882. d. 1 (93). N° 3289.

28 DECEMBER.

Aberdeen reprint : Succ. of J. Forbes : 1706.

1 f. Roman letter.

A reprint of No. 3289, q.v.

Private owner.

Edmond 155. N° 3290.

28 DECEMBER. — [BY THE COUNCIL OF
TRADE.] Act Of The Council of Trade, appoint-
ing the Right Making, and Sealing of Cloaths,
Searges, Fingrams and Plaidings, &c. . . .
[Edinburgh : 28 December 1705.]

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1706.

[Not found.]

From No. 3292. N° 3291.

28 DECEMBER.

Aberdeen reprint : Succ. of J. Forbes : 1706.

1 f. Roman letter.

A reprint of No. 3291, q.v.

Private owner.

Edmond 155. u° 3292.

1706

15 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament to
the Ninth of May next.

Edinburgh: 15 February 1706.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1706.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. Forbes.

Ireland Defender tkir

Parliament is further adjourned to 9 May next. These
to be proclaimed, printed, and published.

Adv. Procl. I (237). N° 3293.

27 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE QUEEN.] Her

Majesties Letter [concerning a levy of seamen].
Kensingtoun : 27 February 170f.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1706.

1 f. Roman letter [with No. 3295]. Loudun.

Tru- Road Maje-

Having occasion for seamen the captain of the man-of-war
in Leith Roads will pay 40s. sterling bounty to each seaman
entering and full wages. Orders have been given to respect
Scottish ships in pressing.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (97). Adv. Procl. I (240). N° 3294.

20 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act for a voluntary Levy of Seamen.

Edinburgh : 20 March 1706.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1706.

1 f. Roman letter [with No. 3294]. Al. Maitland.
Tru- Road Maje-

Cites royal letter 27 Feb. The magistrates of sea-burghs
are to allow a recruiting officer with beat of drum for a
voluntary levy of seamen, and attest recruits who are to go to
Leith before 1 May. The Committee for prest-men to
detei-mine complaints.

[Follows] 1 7 April 1706 letter from L. Advocat ( Ja. Steuart)
to magistrates ordering them to publish. Seamen to engage
with Capt. Rumsey, Commander of H.M.S. Bonadvcnturc
at Leith.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (97). Adv. Pamph. 22 (104) ; Procl. I (240).

N° 3295.

21 MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act and Proclamation Anent Intruders into Churches.
Edinbui’gh : 21 March 1706.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1706.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Maitland.

Arms 241 the Church- that
(1) When churches have happened to ‘ vaik ’ by death the
keys have been taken by disaffected persons and the pres-
bytery refused admission. (2) Persons holding authority
only from the late exauctorat bishops take on them to
preach and perpetuate schism. (3) Where intruders are
removed by the Council, they often remove only to a
neighbouring pai’ish. Order is taken in the three direc-
tions. Schismatic pi-eachers will be banished furth of the
kingdom and likewise intruders on a second conviction.
These to be printed and published.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (94). Adv. Pamph. 44 ; Procl. I (238).
Reg. V (116). N° 3296.

29 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act and Order Of the Committee of Privy Council,
anent Prest Men and Soldiei’s.

Edinburgh : 29 March 1706.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1706.

1 f. Roman letter.

to destinely Stexjart

1706: 5 Anne

Nos 3297-306

Complaint is made by the recruiting officers of clandestine
warrants releasing recruits. No warrants are to be written
except by writers in the Council Chamber, and none are to be
obeyed unless they are signed by David Home, under clerk
of Privy Council, who is to keep minutes of them.

Forfar, Glasgow, Ja. Steuart, Fra. Muntgomerie.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (95). Adv. Procl. I (239). N° 3297.

17 APRIL— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] A

Proclamation For a National Fast and Humiliation.
Edinburgh: 17 April 1706.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1706.

2 pp. Roman letter. Ro. Forbes,

and ing 1706.

23 May (6 June N. of Tay) a day of fast and humiliation.
This and the Act of Assembly to be printed and published.

[ At back] Act of Assembly, 16 April. Signed Will.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 8 (96). Adv. Pamph. 22 (106). N° 3298.

7 MAY.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Pro-

clamation For Adjourning the Parliament to the
20th of J une next.

Edinburgh : 7 May 1706.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1706.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. Forbes.

Ireland, Defender Pub-

Parliament is further adjourned from 9 May to 20 June.
These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (98). Adv. Procl. I (241). N° 3299.

8 JUNE — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.] Pro-

clamation Appointing a Solemn National Thanks-
giving.

Edinburgh : 8 June 1706.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1706.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. F orbes.

Ireland , Defender and

On the address of the presbytery of Edinburgh, Tuesday

9 July is appointed a day of thanksgiving for victories in
Netherlands and Catalonia. These to be proclaimed, read in
all churches, and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (99). Adv. Procl. I (242), (243). N° 3300.

14 JUNE. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament to the
Twenty Fifth of July 1706.

Edinburgh : 14 June 1706.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1706.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Maitland.

Arms 247 Ire- land pre-
Parliament is further adjourned to 25 July. These to be
proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (100). Adv. Procl. I (244), (245).

N° 3301.

16 JULY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament to the 29
Day of August 1706.

Edinburgh : 16 July 1706.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1706.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Maitland.

Arms 247 and Ireland Or-
Parliament is further adjourned to 29 August. These to
be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (101). Adv. Procl. I (246). E.T.C. (248).

N° 3302.

20 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament to the
19th of September next, 1706.

Edinburgh : 20 August 1706.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A.1 : 1706.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. Forbes.

France Pursevants Twen-

Parliament is further adjourned to 19 September. These
to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (102). Adv. Procl. I (247).

1 Printer to the Queen’s most Excellent Majesty, City and Colledge.

N° 3303.

6 SEPTEMBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament
to tho Third of October next, next to come.
Edinburgh : 6 September 1706.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1706.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. Forbes.

France Pursevants October

Parliament is further adjourned to 3 October. These to
be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (103). Adv. Procl. I (248). N° 3304.

24 OCTOBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Against Tumults and Rabbles.
Edinburgh : 24 October 1706.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1706.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. F orbes.

Arms 241 his Lives Ig-
Cites Acts against tumults, &c. Recently and on the
23rd inst. tumults have been raised in the Parliament-close,
and some of the members threatened. Reward for discovery
of perpetrators. Householders to be held responsible for
their apprentices, &c. The regents and masters of the
college to hold their scholars in good order. All persons
remaining in the streets after warning to be seized by the
town guard. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (104). Adv. Procl. I (249). N° 3305.

29 NOVEMBER. — [BY THE ESTATES.] A

Proclamation Against all Tumultuary and Irregular
Meetings and Convocations of the Leidges.
[Edinburgh : 29 November 1706.]

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1706.

1 f. Roman letter. Ja. Murray.

Arms 241 Arms, derly send
Cites Acts against tumults. In Glasgow, Lanerk, and
Dumfries men have assembled in arms, burning the Articles
of the Treaty between the kingdoms in the presence of the
magistrates, while they were under the consideration of
Parliament. All people are to lay down their arms.
Sheriffs to disperse these convocations by force with the
troops if necessary. To be proclaimed in Edinburgh,
Dumfries, Lanerk, and Glasgow, &c., and printed.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 8 (105). Adv. Pamph. 22 (116) cropped,
42 (96).

Acts xi. 343. N° 3300.

3 DECEMBER. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

adjurneing the Session to the first day of January
next and continueing the sitting thereof from the

o o

last of February to the last day of March next in-
clusive.

Edinburgh: 3 December 1706.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1706.

[Not found.]

Order to print and publish.

Acts xi. 345.

487

N° 3300 a.

Nos 3307-14

1706-7: 5-6 Anne

27 DECEMBER. — [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] A Proclamation Discharging Unwarrant-
able and Seditious Convocations and Meetings.
Edinburgh : 27 December 1706.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1706.

1 f. Roman letter. Ja. Murray.

and at pre-

Several lieretors and others who have signed addresses to
Parliament are coming to Edinburgh tumultuously, con-
vocated by letters. The seditious convocating is forbidden.
No one is to convene subjects to assemblies not established
by law. Offenders to be prosecuted. This to be proclaimed,
printed, and published.

B.L. B.M. 9502. g. 6 (32). Sig. 46. b. 3. Adv.
Pamph. 42 (95). Bodl. Pamph. 270. N° 3307.

1707

2 JANUARY. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Act

adjourning the Session to the fourth day of Feb-
ruary next to come.

Edinburgh : 2 January 1707.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1707.

[Not found.]

Order to print and publish.

Acts xi. 380. N° 3307 a.

13 JANUARY.— [BY THE ESTATES.] Procla-
mation Prorogating the Dyet for choosing Collectors
and Clerks of Supply, and continuing the last Col-
lectors and Clerks for the Term of Candlemass next.
Edinburgh : 13 January 1707.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1707.

1 f. Roman letter. Ja. Murray.

and Arras Shires

As members of Parliament cannot attend the appointed
day for choosing collectors and clerks, the meeting of Com-
missioners of Supply is postponed till second Thursday of
April next. Former collectors to continue in office and
collect the term’s cess due at Candlemas and the month's
cess due at December payable to Mrs. Ramsay. This to be
printed.

B.L.

Acts xi. 399. 3308.

5 FEBRUARY. — [BY THE ESTATES.] Pro

clamation Concerning the Coin.

Edinburgh : 5 February 1707.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1707.

1 f. Roman letter. Ja. Murray.

and Arms and

All money coined in the mint and all other coins
appointed to be current shall be legal tender at the appointed
rates. Any one refusing such coin shall be fined double —
one-half to the poor, the other to the prosecutor. This to be
proclaimed and printed.

B.M. 9502. g. 6 (37). Sig. 46. b. 3.

Acts xi. 424 ; Patrick ii. 290. jq'o 3309.

28 MARCH. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Concerning English Coyn.

Edinburgh : 28 March 1707.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1707.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. Forbes.

Arms Kingdom as

By 16 Article of the Treaty of Union the same coinage is
to pass in England and Scotland. All Scottish and foreign
current money is to be paid in and English money given

for it at 5s. the crown. In consequence of the loss on the
English silver when reduced to English values, a certificate
allowing 20 d. per £100 of silver will be allowed. The money
must be produced, told, sealed, and deposited with the Privy
Council clerks on 17 April, and will be returned with
certificates after 6 p.m. that day. No higher rate for
English silver is legal after that date. The loss on English
money is only that on silver coin. These to be proclaimed
and printed.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 8 (109). Adv. Procl. I (251). Reg. V
(119). Hodgkin.

Patrick ii. 291 ; see Acts xi. 443. 3310.

21 APRIL— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Adjourning the Parliament to the
Twenty Ninth of April.

Edinburgh : 21 April 1707.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1707.

1 f. Roman letter. Alex. Maitland.

Britain, Our and

Parliament is further adjourned from 22 to 29 April.
These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (110). Adv. Procl. I (252). N° 3311.

28 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Dissolving the Parliament of
Scotland.

Edinburgh : 28 April 1707.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1707.

1 f. Roman letter. Alex. Maitland.

Arms 247 Bre- and Printed
Cites Treaty of Union and Act of last session for selecting
16 peers and 45 commissioners (elected 13 February last).
These are to sit in the Union Parliament on 1 May, when
as there can be no other Parliament in the United Kingdom,
the present Parliament of Scotland must be dissolved.
Dissolves it from this date. These to be proclaimed and
printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (111). Adv. Procl. I (253). N° 3312.

29 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Continuing the Privy Council.
Edinburgh : 29 April 1707.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1707.

1 f. Roman letter. Alex. Maitland.

and sevants Reign

Continuing the Privy Council and officers of State, magis-
trates, &c., after 1 May by 19th Article of the Treaty of
Union. These to be proclaimed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (112). Adv. Procl. I (254). N° 3313.

29 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Anent the Customs and Excise.
Edinburgh : 29 April 1707.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1707.

1 f. Roman letter. William Steuart.

France Macers seven

After the Union the customs and excise must be collected
in the same way as in England. By letter 24 April the
collectors, &c. , were continued after 1 May. This proclama-
tion declares the continuance.

B.M. 9502. g. 6 (39). N° 3314.

5 JUNE— BY THE QUEEN. A Proclamation,
Declaring Her Majesties Pleasure for Holding the
first Parliament of Great Britain, and Appointing
the time and Place of Meeting thereof.

St. James’s: 5 June 1707.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1707.

1 f. Roman letter. Rob. Forbes.

the by and

1707: 6 Anne

N°s 3315-24

A reissue of No. 4422, England, q.v., by Act of Privy
Council 21 June 1707.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (113). Adv. Procl. I (255). E.T.C. (274).

N° 3315.

21 JUNE.— [BY THE LORDS OF COUNCIL
AND SESSION.] Act of Sederunt, Concerning
the Manner of laying on Arrestments, and Intimating
Assignations to the Commissioners for the
Equivalent.

Edinburgh : 21 June 1707.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1707.

1 f. Roman letter. Ja. Dalrymple.

Commissi- tions that

Arrestments on and intimations of assignments on the
equivalent are to be made at meetings of the commissioners
or in the intervals at the office of the commissioners from
9 a.m. to 12, and 2 to 6 p.m. (Saturday excepted). These to
be printed and published.

B.M. 9502. g. 6 (40). N° 3316.

4 JULY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Anent the Rates and Duties of
Excise.

Edinburgh: 4 July 1707.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1707.

1 f. Roman letter. Rob. Forbes.

Sheriffs Macers Pre-

The 34 gallon English beer barrel (12 gallons Scots) is
only liable to 2s., and not 2 cl. a pint. Owing to the change
Scots brewers will not declare their brewings till the rates
are px-oclaimed. The excise rates are proclaimed. Regula-
tions for entry and visit of excise officers. Fines for working
unlawful hours, hindering officers, &c. ,&c. Definitionsof terms :
English gallon = 2 Scots pints nearly ; 34 English gallons
= 12 Scots gallons. These to be proclaimed and printed.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 8 (114). Reg. V (117), (118).
Hodgkin. N° 3317.

28 JULY— BY THE QUEEN. A Proclamation,
Declaring what Ensign or Colours shall be Born at
Sea in Merchant Ships or Vessels belonging to any
of Her Majesties Subjects of Great- Britain, and the
Dominions thereunto belonging.

Windsor : 28 July [1707].

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1707.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. Forbes.

Arms 247 several out Presents.

A reissue of No. 4423, England, q.v., by Act of Privy
Council of Scotland 22 August.

B.L. B.M. 1851. d. 1 (65). Sig. 109. e. 8 (115).

N° 3318.

15 AUGUST- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Commission and Proclamation Naming Justices of
Peace within Scotland.

Edinburgh: 15 August 1707.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1707,

12 pp. fo. Roman letter. Rob. Forbes.

With an advertisement 26 Aug. that some incomplete
copies are in circulation and that only those with this
advertisement are true and just copies.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (116). Adv. Pampli. 42 (109). Reg. V (119).

N° 3319.

21 AUGUST— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act and Ordinance of Privy Council Anent English
Exchequer Bills.

Edinburgh: 21 August 1707.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1707.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Maitland.

Arms 244 the circulating appoint

VOL. II

In accordance with Act of 5 Anne, now affecting Scotland,
receivers of revenue are to take English exchequer bills as
good and sufficient payment for the value and contents
thereof. This to be published and printed.

B.M. 9502. g. 6 (41). Sig. 109. e. 8 (118). Adv. Procl. I
(256). N° 3320.

21 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Anent Payment to the Proprietors of
the African Company.

Edinburgh : 21 August 1707.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1707.

1 f. Roman letter. Al. Maitland.

Arms 244 and gers Twenty
The commissioners disposing the equivalent are ready to
pay the proprietors of the African Company on Tuesday,
26th inst. These to be proclaimed and printed.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (117). Adv. Procl. I (257). N° 3321.

22 AUGUST.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act and Intimation Anent opening of the Mint and
Re-coining the Forreign Money.

Edinburgh : 22 August 1707.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1707,

1 f. Roman letter. Rob. Forbes.

Headpiece seven Union Head
The Mint is now open ; an exact account of all money
brought in will be taken, and the loss on coinage made
good. Commissioners attend Wednesday and Friday from
9 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 5 p.m. Foreign money to be brought in
first, Scots after, in quantities of £100 sterling. These to be
proclaimed.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 8 (119).

Patrick ii. 296. 3322.

8 SEPTEMBER— BY THE QUEEN. A Pro-
clamation Requiring the Attendance of the Members
of both Houses of Parliament.

Windsor: 8 September 1707.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1707.

1 f. Roman letter. Rob. Forbes.

bearing minster said

A reissue of No. 4424, England, q.v., by Act of Privy
Council 25 September.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (120). Adv. Procl. I (258). E.T.C. (275).

N° 3323.

19 SEPTEMBER- [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation for calling in the Forreign
Coyn, now current in Scotland.

Edinburgh: 19 September 1707.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A.: 1707.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. Forbes.

To ing Reign

All foreign coin now current in Scotland may be brought
to the bank at Edinburgh between 8 and 12 a.m. or
2 and 6 p.m., and paid for in notes or current money up to
15 October next. Foreign money not to be current after
6 October next, except to the bank up to the 1 5th. After
it shall be received at bullion value only. These to be
proclaimed, read in all churches, and printed.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 8 (121). Reg. V (121),

Patrick ii. 297. jfo 3324,

6 OCTOBER— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Act and Intimation, Requiring Captain Gordon’s
Crew after-named to return to their Duty and
Service Aboard his Ship.

Edinburgh : 6 October 1707.

Sine nota.

1 f, Roman letter.

Thomas Gordon.

gi- sties

to

3 R

Nos 3325-34

1707-8: 6-7 Anne

The crew of H.M.S. Edinburgh having deserted, are
ordered to return to duty before 13 October. These to be
printed. A list of 57 persons.

B.L. N° 3325.

10 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation For Apprehending of Robert
Master of Burleigh.

Edinburgh : 10 November 1707.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1707.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. Forbes.

and Arms that

For the apprehension of Robert, Master of Burleigh, who
slew Henry Stenhouse, schoolmaster at Innerkeithing, and
has fled the country. These to be printed.

B.L. N° 3326.

20 N O VEMBER.— [B Y THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Act in Favours of John Luke, for a
Voluntar Contribution.

Edinburgh : 20 November 1707.

[Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1707.]

1 f. Roman letter. Rob. Forbes.

One thousand Ex-

John Luke, goldsmith in Glasgow, tacksman for the malt
mills thei’e, was by fire at Glasgow 23 Aug. last reduced to
destitution. A voluntary contribution is to be made in all
the town and suburbs of Glasgow and Edinburgh, and the
presbyteries of Glasgow and Air either at kirk doors or
houses as petitioners think fit. Ministers to intimate this
the Sabbath day preceding.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (122) cropped. N° 3327.

28 NOVEMBER.— [BY THE PRIVY COUN-
CIL.] Proclamation For a Solemn National Fast.
Edinburgh : 28 November 1707.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1707.

1 f. Roman letter. Rob. Forbes.

of Council, Sixth

Wednesday, 14 January, to be kept as a fast day in
Scotland as in England. See proclamation 13 Nov.,
No. 4427, England, q.v. These to be proclaimed, printed,
and read in all churches the Lord’s day preceding.

B.L. Adv. Procl. I (259). N° 3328.

1708

12 JANUARY.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Calling in the Scots Crowns Old and
New, The Fourty, Twenty, and Ten shilling pieces
to be Re-coined.

Edinburgh : 12 January 1708.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1708.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. Forbes.

Faith, Constitute Our

Scots crowns, old and new, 405., 205., and 105. pieces to
be brought in to the bank for exchange before 1 0 February.
They are not current money after that date, but will be
exchanged at the bank till 25 Feb., when they become
bullion. These to be proclaimed, read in all churches, and
printed.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 8 (123); 50. f. (43) cut. Reg. V (120).
Patrick ii. 299. jj-o 3329.

490

18 JANUARY— BY THE QUEEN. A Procla-
mation For Encouraging Seamen and Landmen to
Enter themselves on board Her Majesties Ships of
War.

Kensington : 18 January 1707[-8].

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1708.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 248 Enter Our the
A reissue of No. 4431, England, q.v., published by an
Act of Privy Council of Scotland 26 Jan.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (107), (124). N° 3330.

25 JANUARY.— BY THE QUEEN. A Procla-
mation, For the more Effectual Recruiting Her
Majesties Land-Forces and the Marines.
Kensingtoun : 25 January 1707[-8].
Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1708.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 248 Assembled, Service Receipt
A reissue of No. 4433, England, q.v., with an order to
print by Privy Council 2 Feb.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (108). Adv. Procl. I (250). N° 3331.

23 FEBRUARY.— BY THE QUEEN. A Procla-
mation, For the better Recruiting Her Majesties
Land-Forces and the Marines.

Kensingtoun : 23 February [1707-8].
Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1708.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. Forbes.

Arms 248 Marines, Description Offences

A reissue of No. 4435, England, q.v., with an Act of
Privy Council 1 March, declaring that 18 March 1707
mentioned is ‘ by the Stile of Scotland ’,18 March 1708.
Sig. 109. e. 8 (129). Adv. Procl. I (262). N° 3332.

6 MARCH. — BY THE QUEEN. A Proclamation.

[For apprehending the so-called James the Third.]
Kensington : 6 March [1707-8].

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1708.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. Forbes.

Arms 248 James Crimes within
A reissue of No. 4437, England, q.v., by Act of Privy
Council 25 March.

B.L. Sig. 109. e. 8 (126). N° 3333.

10 MARCH.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation For a General Fast.

Edinburgh : 10 March 1708.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1708.

2 pp. fo. Ro. Forbes.

Arms 248 Ireland of seventh
On the address of the Commission of the late General
Assembly, 1 April to be a day of fasting and humiliation.
Causes alleged to be herewith printed and published. These
to be proclaimed, read in all churches, and printed.

With Act of Assembly 5 March, signed Jo. Stirling, Jo.
Dundas.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (127). Adv. Procl. I (261). E.T.C. (287).

N° 3334.

16 MARCH.- [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation Restoring the Scots Species, viz.
Scots Crowns Old and New, Fourty shilling, Twenty
shilling, and Ten shilling Pieces to their former
Currencie.

Edinburgh : 16 March 1708.

Sine nota.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. Forbes,

and Messengers here-

1708: 7 Anne

Nos 3335-45

Cites proclamation 12 Jan., No. 3329, q.v. Owing to
a threatened invasion and the demand for bank bills the
currency of these pieces is maintained till further order.
These to be printed.

B.L.

Patrick ii. 300. N° 3335.

17 MARCH— BY THE QUEEN. A Declaration,
Requiring all Officers and Souldiers to Observe
strict Discipline, and for Payment of their Quarters.
St. James’s: 17 March 170|.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1708.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. Forbes.

Arms 248 good avoid high
A reissue of No. 4439, England, q.v., with Act of Council

25 March.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (128). Adv. Procl. I (260). N° 3330.

22 MARCH. — BY THE QUEEN. A Proclamation.
St. James’s : 22 March 1707[-8].

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1708.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. Forbes.

Arms 248 Per- Manner Per-
A reprint of No. 4441, England, q.v., with order to print
P.C. 29 March.

B.L. N° 3337.

1 APRIL.— BY THE QUEEN. A Proclamation.
St. James’s : 1 April 1708.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1708.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. Forbes.

Arms 248 Assembled, and otherwise
A reissue of No. 4442, England, q.v., by Act of Privy
Council 19 April.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (130). Adv. Procl. I (263). N° 3339.

15 APRIL. — BY THE QUEEN. A Proclamation,
For Dissolving this present Parliament, and
Declaring the Speedy Calling of Another.
Kensington : 15 April 1708.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1708.

1 f. Roman letter. Ro. Forbes.

Arms 248 Pri- Discharged New
A reissue of No. 4444, England, q.v., with order of Privy
Council 23 April to print.

Adv. Procl. I (264). N° 3340.

22 APRIL. — BY THE QUEEN. A Proclamation.
[For calling a New Parliament.]

Kensington: 22 April 1708.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1708.

[Not found.]

A reissue of No. 4448, England. Order to publish 28 April.

N° 3341.

26 APRIL— BY THE QUEEN. A Proclamation.

[For electing the 16 Representative Peers of Scot-
land.]

Kensington: 26 April 1708.

London : Bill and Exec. : 1708.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 161 of of who 4 under
Recites provisions of 22 Article of the Treaty of Union,
under which and the Scotch Act of Union the Scotch peers
are summoned to elect by the Privy Council of Scotland, by
the Act for rendering the Union of the two kingdoms more
entire and complete. The Privy Council of Scotland ceases
and determines 1 May 1708. By another Act of last

Session peers of Scotland are to be summoned by proclama-
tion to meet in Edinburgh for election. They are to meet
at Holy-Rood-House in Edinburgh on Thursday, 17 June
next, between 12 and 2 to choose 16 peers to sit in Parlia-
ment.

B.M. 21. h. 4 (47). P.R.O. Original signed, P.S.B. 277.
Rot. Pat. p. 3. n. 2. d. ; Lond. Gaz. 4431.

Issue 27 April. Priced. N° 3342.

26 APRIL.

Arms 164 of in re- 3 under
Another edition of No. 3342, q.v.

Dalk. 2 (299). P.C. (223). P.R.O. 6 (273).

Unpriced. N° 3343.

28 APRIL. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

Proclamation for calling in the several Scots Species
of Money following, Viz. Crowns Old and New,
Fourty Shilling, Twenty Shilling, and Ten Shilling
Pieces ; The Four Merk, Two Merk, One Merk,
Half Merk, Five Shilling and Three Shilling and
Six Penny Pieces to be Recoined.

Edinburgh : 28 April 1708.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1708.

1 f. Roman letter. Rob. Forbes.

Arms, Scots Dissolution

By proclamation 12 January last, No. 3329, q.v., these
coins were called in and made bullion after 10 February.
On 16 March when invasion threatened we restored these
coins to avoid stoppage of the bank, No. 3335, q.v. They
are now called in, and are not legal tender after 1 June
next. The rest of the Scots coinage will be recoined and
will not be tender after 15 October next. After 1 Nov. it
will only be received as bullion at the Mint. The Lords of
Session or three ordinars to have power to issue temporary
orders suspending this proclamation if the current specie is
not enough to meet demands, and they have £40,000 of old
coin in their hands.

B.M. 1851. d. 1 (10). Adv. Pamph. 10 (32). Reg. V
(131).

Patrick ii. 301. U° 3344.

29 APRIL.— [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

A Proclamation For a Solemn National Thanks-
giving.

Edinburgh : 29 April 1708.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A.: 1708.

2 pp. Roman letter. Ro. Forbes.

France junetly the

On the appointment of the General Assembly, 3 June next
to be a day of thanksgiving for deliverance from invasion.
Act of Assembly to be printed. These to be proclaimed,
read in churches, and printed.

With Act of Assembly, 24 April 1708, signed W. Carstares,
Jo. Dundas.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (131). N° 3345.

13 MAY.— [BY THE QUEEN ] Her Majesties most
Gracious Letters Patent, In Favours of the Sufferers
by the late Fire in the Head of the Canongate.
Kensingtoun : 13 May 1708.

[Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1708.]

1 f. Roman letter. Mar.

<tc Scotland Kensingtoun

Peter Simson, John Henderson, James Gib, Elizabeth
Mackala, widow, Margaret Cleghorn, widow, Katherine
Denniston, widow, and John Hamilton, with others, to
the number of 60, lost by the fire in the Canongate on
28 November last £7,962. 17s. 9d. They have had letters
patent to collect in England. Ministers are to take up a

3 R 2

491

Nos 3346-57

1708: 7 Anhe

collection in Scotland. Money to be sent to Sir Samuel
Maclellan, L. Prov. of Edinburgh, Col. Steuart of Sorbie,
Sir David Dalrymple Bb of Hailes, Sir Patrick Johnston,
Archibald Douglas of Cavers, John Cleghorn, Mr. William
Carstairs, Mr. Thomas Wilkie, Mr. William Mitchel, and
Mr. John Moncrieff.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (132) cropped. N° 3346.

10 JUNE— [BY THE BARONS OP EX-

CHEQUER.] Proclamation For Inbringing and
Stating of the Publik Debts due on the Civil and
Military Lists.

Edinburgh : 10 June 1708.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1708.

1 f. Roman letter. J. Tarver.

William Steuart.

Arms 165 Consideration ing Market-

Cites Act 6 Anne for the equivalent. All persons having
any claim against the equivalent for public debts, either
civil or military, are to appear in the Exchequer before
1 January next, when the accounts will be made up and
those omitting to compear shall lose their claims. These
to be proclaimed and printed.

Reg. Y (133). Original signed (132). N° 3347.

11 JULY— BY THE QUEEN. A Proclamation.

[Fixing the days of the Circuit Courts of Justiciary.]
Windsor: 11 July 1708.

London : Bill and Exec. : 1708.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 165 and to you 3 under

Circuit Courts to be held twice a year in April or May
and October. The dates fixed. Sheriffs to attend the
judges in their counties. These to be proclaimed and
printed.

Adv. Pamph. 22 (141) cropped. Dalk. 2 (302). P.R.O. 6
(277). Original signed, P.S.B. 277.

Rot. Pat. p. 3. n. 3. d. ; Lond. Gaz. 4456.

N° 3348.

11 JULY.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1708.
1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 248 Alex- say con-

A reissue of No. 3348, q.v.
Sig. 109. e. 8 (133) damaged.

N° 3349.

20 JULY. — BY THE QUEEN. A Proclamation,
For a General Thanksgiving.

Windsor : 20 July [1708].

London : Bill and Exec. : 1708.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 165 Goodness We immediately 2 under
Thursday, 26 August, is appointed a day of public thanks-
giving in Scotland for the victory at Audenarde in Flanders
under John, Duke of Marlborough, Captain-General. To
be read in kirks after divine service on the Lord’s day
immediately before.

B.M. 21. h. 4 (51). Dalk. 2 (304). Sig. 109. e. 8 (134).
P.R.O. 6 (279). Original signed, P.S.B. 277.

Rot. Pat. p. 3. n. 5. d. ; Lond. Gaz. 4455 (18th).

Issue 24 July. N° 3350.

20 JULY.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1708.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 248 and wonderful after
A reissue of No. 3350, q.v.

E.T.C. (277). N° 3351.

492

18 AUGUST— BY THE QUEEN. A Proclama-
tion, For Encouraging the Design of Erecting
Schools for Propagating the Knowledge of Christ in
the Highlands and Islands of Scotland.

Kensington : 18 August [1708].

London : Bill and Exec. : 1708.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 164 Vo- of Copies 6 under
Approving the voluntary contribution for erecting schools
to be managed by a society of well-disposed subjects (if
approved). They may meet as commissioners at Edinburgh
8 November next, and form a corporation, who shall be
nominated for convenience by the President and Lords of
Session at Edinburgh. This proclamation to be read in all
parish churches in Scotland.

B.M. 21. h. 4 (52). Original signed, P.S.B.

277.

Rot. Pat. p. 3. n. 6. d. ; Lond. Gaz. 4464.
21 August. Priced.

N° 3352.

18 AUGUST.

Arms 166 Vo- of Copies 6 under

Another edition of No. 3352, q.v.
P.C. (227). P.R.O. 4 (281).

Priced.

N° 3353.

18 AUGUST.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1708.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 248 Con- (if Co-

A reissue of No. 3352, q.v.

E.T.C. (278).

N° 3354.

18 AUGUST.— BY THE QUEEN. A Procla-
mation, For the Encouragement of Piety and Virtue,
and for the Preventing and Punishing Vice, Pro-
faneness, and Immorality.

Kensington : 18 August [1708].

London : Bill and Exec. : 1708.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 164 his and shall
An issue for Scotland of her proclamation made in
England, No. 4354, q.v. Refers to proclamation 25 January
1698 at Edinburgh, No. 3141, q.v., and to Act 31 Jan.
11 Wm. III. A fixed monthly meeting for holding courts
in every parish is to be appointed by Act 9 Oct. 1696 and
clerks fiscal to prosecute. £100 Scots fine on those not
putting the law in force by Act 12 June 1693. Magistrates
are to enforce obedience to church discipline. Soldiers and
mariners are subject to ecclesiastical censure by 9 Act of 1698.
This to be published and read in every parish church after
proclamation, and as often as needful.

B.M. 21. h. 4 (53). Dalk. 2 (305). P.R.O. 6 (280).
Original signed, P.S.B. 277.

Rot. Pat. p. 2. n. 3. d. ; Lond. Gaz. 4464.

Issue 24 August. Priced. N° 3355.

18 AUGUST.

Arms 164 his and
Another edition of No. 3355, q.v.

B.L.

Unpriced.

18 AUGUST.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1708.

4 pp. fo. Roman letter.

Arms 247

A reissue of No. 3355, q.v., with abstract of Acts.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (135). N° 3357.

shall

N° 335 6.

1708-9: 7 Anne

Nos 3358-66

20 SEPTEMBER —BY THE QUEEN. A Pro-
clamation, Against unlawful Intruders into Churches
and Manses in Scotland.

Windsor: 20 September [1708].

London : Bill and Exec. : 1708.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 167 Defender Presbyterian Soli- A under
Several persons, contrary to law, intrude on churches
and manses without any legal call. All such are to remove ;
officers of the law to cause them to remove ; conform to Act
5 July 1 696. Judges to receive complaints against intruding
ministers and prevent and punish disorders. This to be
published.

B.M. 21. h. 4 (54). P.C. (228). P.R.O. Original signed,
P.S.B. 277.

Rot. Pat. p. 4. n. 1. d. ; Lond. Gaz. 4473.

22 September. Priced. N° 3358.

20 SEPTEMBER.

Edinburgh : John Reid 1 : 1708.

1 f. Roman letter.

Defender Pursevants Sep-
A reprint of No. 3358, q.v.*

Sig. 109. e. 8 (136). E.T.C. (288).

1 Elder in Bells Wynd.

s Added to it is a newsletter from Antwerp, September 28, N.S.

N° 3359.

20 SEPTEMBER— BY THE QUEEN. A Pro-
clamation, For Putting the Laws in Execution
against Popery.

Windsor : 20 September [1708].

London : Bill and Exec. : 1708.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 165 Lyon thereof Deputs,

All magistrates are to enforce the laws against popery,
seizing priests and trafficking papists, and trying them
under Act 23 November 1700, and banishing them under
pain of death. A reward of 500 marks and expenses for
the conviction of papists. Names of judges deficient in
their duty to be notified to the Queen. This proclamation
to be published.

B.M. 21. h. 4 (55). P.C. (229). P.R.O. Original signed,
P.S.B. 277.

Rot. Pat. p. 4. n. 2. d. ; Lond. Gaz. 4473.

22 September. Priced. N° 3360.

20 SEPTEMBER.

Arms 165 Lyon thereof Papists

Another edition of No. 3360, q.v.

P.R.O. 6 (282).

Unpriced. N° 3360 a.

30 OCTOBER.— BY THE QUEEN. A ro cla-
mation.

[For Apprehending Robert Balfour Master of Burleigh.]
The Cockpit : 30 October [1708].

London : Bill and Exec. : 1708.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 165 De- lawed hereby

Robert Balfour, Master of Burleigh, has murdered Henry
Stenhouse, schoolmaster of Inverkeithing, at the door of
his own house there April 1707 and has absconded from
trial. He is to be apprehended. £200 sterling reward will
be paid on his conviction. No one is to harbour him. This
to be proclaimed in Kinross, Clackmannan, Fife, and Perth,
and where needful. Copies after the printing of it to be
sent to the sheriffs, &c.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 4 (57). P.C. (231). P.R.O. 6 (285).
Lond. Gaz. 4485.

Issue 3 November. N° 3361.

30 DECEMBER.— BY THE QUEEN. A Pro-
clamation, For a General Thanksgiving.

St. James’s : 30 December 1708.

London: Bill and Exec.: 1708.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 168 Over- Goodness immedi- 2 under
Thursday, 17 February, is appointed a day of general
thanksgiving in Scotland for the capture of Lisle, and
reduction of Ghent and Bruges, under John, Duke of
Marlborough. Printed copies to be sent to the sheriffs, and
to be read from the pulpits after divine service the Lord’s
day immediately before.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 4 (60). P.R.O. Original signed, P.S.B.
277.

Rot. Pat. p. 4. n. 7. d. ; Lond. Gaz. 4503.

5 January. Unpriced. If0 3362.

30 DECEMBER.

Arms 168 Over- Goodness
Another edition of No. 3362, q.v
P.C. (233). P.R.O. 6 (287).

Priced.

30 DECEMBER.

Edinburgh reprint : H. & S. of A. A. : 1709.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 248 and the Read

Another edition of No. 3362, q.v.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (142). N° 3364.

1709

27 JANUARY.— BY THE QUEEN. A Procla-
mation.

[Enforcing the Recruiting Act for 1709.]

St. James’s : 27 January 1708[-9].

London : Bill and Exec. : 1708[-9].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 165 all Clerk and

Recites provisions of Act. Appointment of land tax
commissioners as commissioners under the Act. Volunteers
to receive £4 and serve 3 years. Commissioners to meet
1 March S. of Tay and 8 March N. of Tay. Warrants for
a general search to be issued. All persons listed to be
handed over to recruiting officer ; commissioners to pay 205.
each and 6 d. per day expenses to the person bringing
them in. £3 paid to each parish for each recruit raised
there. Fine for not raising recruits. Articles of war
to be read to recruits. Qualification of commissioners,
estate of lands of £100 sterling per annum. Harvesters
free from press between 1 June and 15 October. Bailiff’s
followers and assistants not exempt from pressing.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 4 (62). P.C. (235). P.R.O. Original
signed, P.S.B. 277.

Rot. Pat. p. 4. n. 10. d.

1 February. Unpriced. N° 3365.

27 JANUARY.

Arms 165 all Clerk and

Another edition of No. 3365, q.v.

P.R.O. 6 (290).

Priced. N° 3366.

3 MARCH— BY THE QUEEN. A Proclamation.
[Dates for Circuit Courts in Scotland.]

St. James’s: 3 March 1708[-9].

London : Bill and Exec. : 1708[-9].

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 166 To taken the

immedi- 2 under

N° 3363.

493

Nos 3367-78

1709-10 : 7-9 Anne

Recites provisions relating to Circuit Courts of 6 Anne,
3 of 2 Chas. II, &c. Appoints Circuit Courts to be held
in May at Inverness, for Inverness, Ross, Elgine, Caithness,
Sutherland, Cromertie, Nairn, and Orkney and Zetland.
At Air for Air and Wigtoun, at Dumfries for Dumfries
and Nithsdale, Annandale, and Kirkcudbright, at Aberdeen
for Aberdeen, Kincairden, and Bamflf, at Glasgow forLanerk,
Argyle, Dumbarton, Bute and Renfrew, at Jedburgh for
Roxburgh, Berwick, Selkirk. Peebles, and Lautherdale, at
Perth for Perth, Forfar, Fyfe, at Stirling for Stirling,
Clackmannan and Kinross, on the first, tenth, and twentieth
of May if these be lawful days. These are to be proclaimed
and printed.

B.M. 21. h. 4 (63). Sig. 109. e. 8 (125). P.C. (237).
P.R.O. Original signed, P.S.B. 277.

Rot. Pat. p. 4. n. 8. d. ; Lond. Gaz. 4522.

8 March. Unpriced. 3367.

3 MARCH.

Arms 166 To taken the
Another edition of No. 3367, q.v.

P.R.O. 6 (291).

Priced. N° 3368.

3 OCTOBER— BY THE QUEEN. A Proclama-
tion.

[For a public thanksgiving in Scotland.]
Windsor: 3 October 1709.

London : Bill and Exec. : 1709.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 164 and Appointing Read
Tuesday, 22 November, is appointed a day of public thanks-
giving in Scotland for the victory at Blaregnies under John,
Duke of Marlborough. This to be proclaimed and printed,
copies sent to sheriffs and paroch-kirks, where it is to
be read on Lord’s day immediately after divine service.

B.M. 21. h. 4 (68). Sig. 109. e. 8 (141). Dalk. 2 (308).
P.R.O. Original signed, P.S.B. 278.

Rot. Pat. p. 4. n. 3. d. ; Lond. Gaz. 4597.

Issue 6 October. jfo 3309.

3 OCTOBER.

Arms 164 and Appointing Read

Another edition of No. 3369, q.v.

B.L. N° 3370.

3 OCTOBER.

Edinburgh reprint : H. & S. of A. A. : 1709.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 248 Goodness Europe Divine

A reissue of No. 3369, q.v.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (140). N° 3371.

1710

18 FEBRUARY.— BY THE QUEEN. A Procla-
mation.

[For a General Fast in Scotland.]

St. James’s: 18 February 17y§.

London: Ass. of Newcomb & Hills : 1710.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 164 in selves from B under

Wednesday, 29 March, appointed a fast day for Scot-
land.

B.L. Dalk. 2(315). P.C. (241). P.R.O. Original signed,
P.S.B. 278.

Rot. Pat. p. 5. n. 3. d. ; Lond. Gaz. 4655.

18 FEBRUARY.

Edinburgh reprint : H. & S. of A. A. : 1710.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 248 in other Read
Another edition of No. 3372, q.v.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (143). N° 3373.

18 MAY.— BY THE QUEEN. A Proclamation.
[For a Fast Day in Scotland.]

St. James’s : 18 May 1710.

London : Ass. : 1710.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 166 Assem- nite the

Thursday, 13 July, is appointed a day of fasting and
humiliation in Scotland, on application from the General
Assembly of the Church of Scotland. Printed copies to be
sent to paroch-kirks, &c., and read the Lord’s day pre-
ceding.

B.M. 21. h. 4 (75). P.R.O. Original signed, P.S.B. 279.
Rot. Pat. p. 3. n. 1. d. ; Lond. Gaz. 4694.

20 May. N° 3374.

18 MAY.

Arms 166 Assem- nite the

Another edition of No. 3374, q.v.

B.L. Dalk. 2 (318). N° 3375.

18 MAY.

Edinburgh reprint : H. & S. of A. A. : 1710.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 247 Assembly particular and
A reprint of No. 3374, q.v.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (144). N° 3376.

20 JUNE.- [BY THE LORDS OF COUNCIL
AND SESSION.] Act of Sederunt Against Pro-
phaneness.

Edinburgh: 20 June 1710.

[Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1710.]

1 f. Roman letter.

The Lords to

Cites proclamation 18 Aug. 1708, No. 3355, q.v. Abuses
of that kind (profanity) sometimes go on in the Outer House.
Information will be received either signed or unsigned,
which gives full particulars of time, place, and witnesses.
These to be printed and posted up with a copy of the pro-
clamation.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (145) cropped. N° 3377.

26 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE QUEEN. A Pro-
clamation, In order to the Electing and Summoning
the Sixteen Peers of Scotland.

Kensington : 26 September 1710.

London: Ass. : 1710.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 167 was Britain is
Quotes Act 6 Anne. Proclamation under Great Seal to
be issued for election of representative peers. The Peers of
Scotland are to meet at Holy-Rood House in Edinburgh on
Friday, 10 November, between 12 and 2 p.m. in the afternoon
to elect them.

B.M. 21. h. 4 (80). P.R.O. 7 (10). Original signed,
P.S.B. 279.

Rot. Pat. p. 6. n. 4. d. ; Lond. Gaz. 4749.

29 September. N° 3378.

26 SEPTEMBER.— BY THE QUEEN. A Pro-
clamation, For a Publick Thanksgiving.

Kensington : 26 September 1710.

London: Ass.: 1710.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 164 and General mentioned,

N° 3372.

494

1710-13: 9-12 Anne

Nos 3379-89

Tuesday, 7 November, is appointed a day of publick
thanksgiving in Scotland for the late victory in Spain, &c.
Proclamation to be made, printed, and read, &c.

B.L. B.M. 21. h. 4 (79). P.R.O. 7 (12). Original signed,
P.S.B. 279.

Rot. Pat. p. 6. n. 2. d.; Lond. Gaz. 4750.

29 September. N° 3379.

26 SEPTEMBER

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1710.

1 f. Roman letter.

Good- berties Published
A reissue of No. 3379, q.v.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (146). N° 3380.

9 NOVEMBER,.— BY THE QUEEN. A Procla-
mation Requiring Quarantain to be performed by
Ships coming from the Baltick Sea.

Hampton Court : 9 November 1710.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1710.

1 f. Roman letter.

Plague ; October their

A reprint of No. 4492, England, q.v.

Adv. Pamph. 10 (62). N° 3381.

1711

1 MARCH. — BY THE QUEEN. A Proclamation,
For a General Fast.

St. James’s: 1 March 1710-11.

London : Ass. of Newcomb & Hills : 1710-11.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 165 which, most the C under
Wednesday, 28 March, appointed a public fast in Scotland.
Proclamation to be made, printed, and read, &c.

B.M. 21. h. 4 (84). Sig. 109. e. 8 (148).

Rot. Pat. p. 6. n. 6. d. ; Lond. Gaz. 4817.

Issue 5 March. jjo 3382.

19 DECEMBER.— BY THE QUEEN. A Procla-
mation, For a General Fast.

St. James’s : 19 December 1711.

London: Ass.: 1711.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 164 which ble the 4 under
Friday, 25 January, is appointed a public fast in Scotland.
This to be proclaimed, printed, and read, &c.

B.M. 21. h. 4 (90). Sig. 109. e. 8 (150). P.C. (253).
P.R.O. Original signed, P.S.B. 281.

Rot. Pat. p. 2. n. 3. d. ; Lond. Gaz. 4945.

28 December. jjo 3383.

1712

24 JUNE— BY THE QUEEN. A Proclamation.
[Election of a representative Peer.]
Kensington: 24 June 1712.

London : Baskett and Ass. : 1712.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 167 Re- Election to D under
Summoning a meeting of the Peers of Scotland at Holy-
Rude-House on Thursday, 14 August, to elect a representative
peer in place of William, Earl Marischall of Scotland, lately
deceased.

P.C. (254). P.R.O. Original signed, P.S.B. 282.

Rot. Pat. p. 3. n. 2. d. N° 3384.

24 NOVEMBER.— BY THE QUEEN. A Procla-
mation.

[For electing a representative Peer.]

Windsor : 24 November 1712.

London : Baskett and Ass. : 1712.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 168 One the time 4 under
The Peers of Scotland are to meet at Holy-Rood-House on
Tuesday, 13 January, between 12 and 2 p.m., to choose a Peer
of Scotland to sit in the place of the Duke of Hamilton,
created Duke of Brandon, and since deceased.

B.M. 21. h. 4 (96). P.C. (257). P.R.O. 7 (20). Original
signed, P.S.B. 282.

Rot. Pat. p. 1. n. 5. d. ; Lond. Gaz. 5072.

Issue 27 November. jjo 3385.

1713

15 APRIL— BY THE QUEEN. A Proclamation,
For Altering the Stamp for Hydes and Skins to be
Imported.

St. James’s : 15 April [1713].

London : Baskett and Ass. : 1713.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 165 a Appearing, Customs, A under
An issue of No. 4522, England, q.v., for Scotland.

B.M. 21. h. 4 (100). P.R.O. Original signed, P.S.B. 283.
Rot. Pat. p. 4. n. 1. d. With figure.

Issue 24 April. N° 3386.

18 MAY. — BY THE QUEEN. A Proclamation,
For a Publick Thanksgiving.

St. James’s : 18 May 1713.

London : Baskett and Ass. : 1713.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 168 to mighty immediately 6 under
Tuesday, 16 June, appointed a day of public thanksgiving
in Scotland for the Peace of Utrecht. Proclamation to be
made, printed, and read, &c.

B.M. 21. h. 4 (103). P.R.O. Original signed, P.S.B. 283.
Rot. Pat. p. 4. n. 4. d. ; Lond. Gaz. 5122.

Issue 26 May. N° 3387.

18 MAY.

Edinburgh : H. & S. of A. A. : 1713.

1 f. Roman letter.

to were after
A reissue of No. 3387, q.v.

E.T.C. I (293). N° 3388.

8 AUGUST— BY THE QUEEN. A Proclama-
tion, For Dissolving this present Parliament, and
Declaring the speedy calling another.

Hampton Court : 8 August 1713.

Edinburgh : James Watson1 : 1713.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 249 with Instant Speedi
A reprint of No. 4528, England, q.v.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (151).

1 One of the Printers to the Queen’s Most Excellent Majesty.

N° 3389.

18 AUGUST.— BY THE QUEEN. A Proclama-
tion, In order to the Electing and Summoning the
Sixteen Peers of Scotland.

Westminster: 18 August 1713.

London : Baskett and Ass. : 1713.

1 f. Gothic letter.

Arms 164 for ction the D under

Nos 3390-4

1713-14: 12-13 Anne

The Peers of Scotland are to meet at Holy-Rood House on
Thursday, 8 October, between 12 and 2 p.m., to elect sixteen
representative peers.

B.L. B.M. 21. h.4 (107). P.C. (265). P.R.O. Original
signed, P.S.B. 283.

Hot. Pat. p. 5. n. 1. d. ; Lond. Gaz. 5148.

Issue 20 August. Price \d. N° 3390.

18 OCTOBER. — BY THE QUEEN. A Proclama-
tion, For Putting in Execution the Laws and Statutes
of this Realm, for the Preventing the Exportation of
Wooll, Wooll-Fells, Woollen Yarn, Mortlings, Shor-
lings, Wooll-Flocks, Fullers-Earth, and Fulling-
Clay.

Windsor : 18 October 1713.

Edinburgh: J. Watson: 1713.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 249 and Consideration and
A reprint of No. 4532, England, q.v.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (152). N° 3391.

1714

21 JUNE — [BY THE QUEEN IN COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Whereas by an Act made in the Tenth
Year . . .

[An Order in Council substituting Elector of Brunswick
for Princess Sophia in Scotland.]

Kensington : 21 June 1714.

London: Baskett and Ass., &c. : 1714.

1 f. Roman letter. Christo. Musgrave.

Arms 169 Keign, Exercise here- I under
Recites Act of 1 0 Anne, ordering prayers for the Queen
and Royal Family in express words during service in
established and episcopal churches in Scotland. The name

of ‘ The Elector of Brunswick ’ is to be substituted for that
of ‘ The Princess Sophia \

B.M. K.T.C. 44. b. 4 (69), arms and imprint cut off.
Adv. Pamph. 9. N° 3392.

21 JUNE.— BY THE QUEEN. A Proclamation.
[For apprehending the Pretender.]
Kensington: 21 June 1714.

Edinburgh reprint : J. Watson : 1714.

1 f. Roman letter.

Arms 249 the Britain Par-
Another edition of No. 4545, England, q.v.

B.L. N° 3393.

30 JULY. — [BY THE PRIVY COUNCIL.]

[Begins] Whereas the Lords Spiritual & Temporal.
[Laws against Papists and Non-jurors to be enforced
in Scotland.]

Kensington: 30 July 1714.

Edinburgh : J. Watson : 1714.

1 f. Roman letter.

Address, to your

The Lords have addressed the Queen asking for the laws
against papists and non-jurors (who are enlisting men to
serve against her) should be put in force. Cites Acts Scot.
23 May 1 W. & M., 6 Anne, 35 Eliz. The Oath of Alle-
giance is to be tendered to all papists and non-jurors. On
their refusal they are to be disarmed and confined to their
usual habitations. An account of what is done to be sent
to the Solicitor-General of Scotland.

Buckingham, P., Dartmouth, C.P.S., Northumberland,
W. Bromley, Mar, Bolingbroke, Powlett, Portmore, Roches-
ter, Loudoun, Findlater. Addressed to Justices of Peace
of Scotland.

Sig. 109. e. 8 (158). Reg. Y (138). Aberdeen (157).

N° 3394.

496

THE ROYAL ARMS
AS ON PRINTED PROCLAMATIONS

NOTE

The first form in which the Royal Arms appear on printed proclamations is that represented in Figs. 1-3 —
a shield bearing France and England quarterly, surmounted by a single arched crown showing two fleurs-de-lis,
four strawberry leaves, and three crosses patee, supported by two kneeling angels. In the proclamation of 1505
this block is accompanied by two Tudor emblems, the crowned portcullis (for de Beaufort) and a crowned
double rose, distinguished by bearing in its heart the sacred symbols. Several other forms of this coat of arms
with differing crowns are known to have been used by Pynson, but no copy of any print by Berthelet containing
it is known except that from which this reproduction was made.

Four forms of the arms used by Elizabeth appear on proclamations. The first (No. 4) is noticeable for the
arrangement of its supporters — the Welsh dragon taking the position of honour as against the English lion.
It also introduces the Garter badge and motto, a feature which appears in almost all subsequent coats. Fig. 6 is
the first of a long series of very fine woodcuts. The shield is within a Garter and surmounted by a royal
helmet, on which is the crest of England, namely, a crown, altered to its present form, with a crowned lion
statant guardant, the supporters being the lion and the dragon. The motto Dieu et mon Droit is also introduced.

With the union of the crowns of England and Scotland under James I a further modification took place.
The Tudor coat took no cognizance of Ireland, though Henry VIII and his successors had become kings of that
country. In James’s coat the Tudor coat was placed in the first and fourth chief quarters ; the lion rampant of
Scotland within a double tressure flory-counter-flory, i.e. of fleurs-de-lis alternately facing inwards and
outwards, in the second ; and the Irish harp in the third quarter. The lion and unicorn appear as supporters
for the first time in 1609.

From the armorial point of view no further change is made until the Commonwealth, but the varieties of
unofficial blocks which appear during the years 1641-9 are not only interesting in themselves, but give us
information as to the provenance of unsigned books and pamphlets. Thus Nos. 24 and 30 are known to have
been in use in the travelling press of the royal printers, and we can fix the place of printing of any dated
print containing them ; others of known origin were used by secret presses.

The well-known double shield of the Commonwealth, which first appears in May, 1649, shows the
St. George’s Cross for England and the Harp for Ireland. An ordinance of April, 1654 (No. 2111 S.), orders the
arms of Scotland to be borne in the Commonwealth arms, but they do not appear on any proclamation till the
Protectorate of 1658. The coat then adopted is a very remarkable one. St. George’s Cross for England is placed
in the first and fourth quarters, St. Andrew’s Cross for Scotland in the second, and the Harp for Ireland in the
third, surmounted by a royal helmet and the crest of England; supporters, a crowned lion and a dragon;
motto, Pax Quceritur Bello. Cromwell’s personal arms, a lion rampant, are borne on an escutcheon of pretence.
On the Restoration the Stuart arms were again used, the only peculiarity in this series being an accidental
reversal of the lion on the helmet in No. 92.

On the arrival of William, Prince of Orange, a coat of his arms appears during the Interregnum. It consists
of two coats impaled — the dexter being that of the Prince of Orange, the sinister that of his wife. The Orange
coat shows quarterly Nassau, Dietz, Vianden, Catsenelboge ; on the escutcheon of pretence on the centre Chalon,
Orange, and Geneva ; Nevers on that above ; Buren on that below ; surmounted by the open coronet of an
English prince, supported by the lion and unicorn, and motto Ie maintiendray , above the whole being the
legend Prot. Religion and Liberty. After their coronation William and Mary used the Stuart coat, with that of
Nassau on an escutcheon of pretence. No change was made on the death of Mary, but in 1701 the family motto
of William, Ie maintiendray, was substituted for Dieu et mon Droit in the royal arms, to be at once discarded on
the accession of Anne. In 1704, however, a change was made in the motto, Semper eadem being adopted.

Another change in the Royal Arms of England took place in 1707 on the union of Scotland and England.
Henceforward England and Scotland impaled were borne in the first and fourth quarters, the fleurs-de-lis of
France in the second, and the harp of Ireland in the third. The motto remained Semper eadem.

The arms on Irish proclamations have always been the same as those on English publications of the same
date. However, during the reign of Queen Anne a number of flags were added to the arms. On Nos. 209, 210,
212 these flags show St. George’s Cross and the Irish form of the Union Jack, but Nos. 213 and 214 show either
a St. Patrick’s or a St. Andrew’s Cross.

Scottish arms on proclamations are of a more interesting character. The earliest we have date from 1598.
The arms show on a shield the Scottish lion within a double tressure flory, crowned with double arched crown
with four fleurs-de-lis and four crosses patee. The earlier in date has the motto In my defence, God me defend,
James Vi’s modification of the motto of the Stuarts, and a border of thistles, sceptres, and links of the collar of
St. Andrew. It is interesting that the border is not flory-counter-flory, i.e. that all the lilies point outwards,
contrary to heraldic rule. The same anomaly occurs in the arms cut for Robert Young in 1639.

After the Union of Crowns in 1603 occurs the sole case in which a Scottish-printed proclamation has
English arms in the first quarter. It was evidently used during the time when James still hoped to bring about
a legislative Union. The fine example cut for Finlaison in 1620 shows a shield with Scotland first and fourth,
England second, and Ireland third, enclosed within a conventionalized collar of St. Andrew, links, rose, thistle,
harp, and fleurs-de-lis, within the Garter, through the loop of which hangs the badge of St. Andrew ; the whole
surmounted by the imperial crown. The arms used by Bryson in 1641 and by Sanders in 1662 were not
official and lack the collar of St. Andrew. The latter has the Scottish crest, and is the first Scottish coat in
our series having supporters, the unicorn being in the place of honour. The blocks of arms used in Scotland
deteriorate in quality greatly after the Restoration, till they become almost unintelligible. After the Revolu-
tion the lion of Nassau is borne in pretence on the Scottish arms until the year 1708, when the Union arms
were officially adopted, all particular Scottish differences being abolished.

With regard to the woodcut of Charles I and his son (No. 37a), it is worth noting that it contributes
materially to settling the question as to the identity of the Forlorn Hope medal, as to which some discussion
has existed.

498

W. Faques (No. 51) 1505 ; afterwards Pynson (reproduced from No. 54)

Berthelet (No. 132) 1533

Pynson (No. 75) 1517

C. Barker (No. 738) 1579

C. Barker (No. 726) 1578
(No. 875) 1595

499

3 s 2

6

Deps. of C. Barker (No. 890) 1597

R. Barker (No. 938) 1603— (No. 1033) 1606

R. Barker (No. 971) 1603-(No. 1118) 1611

Sine nota (No. 707); (No. 897) 1598-
R. Barker (No. 920) 1601

R. Barker (Nos. 1022-1026) 1605

11

R. Barker (No. 1093) 1610 ;

Norton & Bill, Barker & Bill (No. 1677) 1634
See also Nos. 2022, 2064, 2444, 3237

500

13

R. Barker (No. 1142) 1614 ; Norton & Bill,
Barker & Ass. (No. 2279) 1642 ;

A. Norton (No. 2138) 1642

12. R. Barker (No. 1072) 1609 ; Norton & Bill (No. 1578) 1629

14. R. Barker (No. 1146) 1614;
Norton & Bill (No. 1400) 1625

15

Norton & Bill (No. 1248) 1619-(No- 1328)
1622 ; Barker & Bill (No. 1286) 1620

17

J. Beale (No. 1242) 1619 ;
Sine nota (No. 1864) 1641

16. Sine nota (No. 1221) 1618— (No- 2280) 1642

501

18

Sine nota (No. 1351) 1623

20

J. Wright (No. 1969) 1642 ; E. G. for L. C. (No. 2188) 1642

21

Norton & Bill (No. 1406) 1625 ;
Barker & Assigns (No. 1834) 1640

502

[Norton & Bill] (No. 1545) 1628; Barker & Assigns (No. 2097) 1642

Norton & Bill (No. 1584) 1629 ; Barker & Assigns (No. 2245) 1642 —
(No. 2585) 1644. This block was used by the travelling press

26. R. Young (No. 1601) 1630-(No. 1664)
1634

27. Sine nota (No. 1607) 1630;
A. Norton (No. 2229) 1642 ;
Sine nota (No. 2352) 1643

Sine nota (No. 2372) 1643-(No. 2878) 1649

c.

R.

Sine nota (No. 1863) 1641

30

Barker & Ass. of Bill (No. 1903) 1641— (No. 2395)
1641. This block was used by the travelling press

503

For J. H. (No. 1971) — (No. 1992) 1642

For T. Bates (No. 1967)-(No. 2061) 1642

Sine nota (No. 1952) 1642

34

T. Purfoot (No. 1682a) 1634; Sine nota (No. 2154) 1642

504

34a

Sine nota (Nos. 1970-2310) 1642

Sine nota (No. 1861) 1641- (No. 2515) 1643

37

Lichfield (No. 2277) 1642— (No. 2637) 1645

Sine nota (No. 2334) 1642

Barker & Ass. of Bill (No. 2252) 1642 ;
Sine nota (No. 2801) 1648

37a

Lichfield (No. 2425) 1643

vol. ii 505 3 t

38a

Sine nota (No. 2705) 1647

iEV ET-MOK DROITS

40

L. N.&T. F. (No. 2183) 1642;
Sine nota (No. 2377) 1643

41

39

Sine nom. (No. 2135) 1642

Sine nom. (No. 2476) 1643

43

L. Lichfield (No. 2490) 1643
(No. 2609) 1645

Sine nom. (Nos. 2482-2493) 1643

Sine nom. (No. 2803) 1648

506

!

.45

Field (No. 2849) 1649

46

Field (No. 2867) 1649 ; Streater (No. 3142) 1659

47

R. Cotes (No. 2900) 1650 ;
Field (No. 2941) 1651 ;

Hills & Du Gard

(No. 3032) 1654

48

Hills (No. 2998) 1653; Field & Hills (No. 3117) 1659;
Field (No. 3121) 1659

507

3 T 2

H. Hills (No. 3003) 1653 ;

Du Gard & Hills (No. 3041) 1654

50a

Hills (Nos. 2999-3000) 1653

51a

49a

Sine nota (No. 2995) 1653

Hills & Field (No. 3057) 1655— (No. 3140) 1659 ;
Streater (No. 3132) 1659

J. Field (No. 3010) 1653 ;
Hills & Field (No. 3079) 1656

P

51

Hills & Field (Nos. 3047-3063) 1655

52a

Sine nota (No. 3068) 1656

508

T. Newcomb (No. 8060) 1655-(No. 3073) 1656 54

Hills & Field (No. 3088) 1658— (No. 8107) 1659

54a

Hills & Field (No. 3087) 1658

55

Hills & Field (No. 3105) 1659

56

J. Field (No. 3129) 1659
Streater & Macock (No. 3162) 1660

509

56a

Streater & Macock (No. 3165) 1660

57a

J. Field (No. 3123) 1659

c

Husbands & Newcomb (No. 3185) 1660;

J. Bill (No. 3240) 1660 ; J. Flesher (No. 3367) 1662 ;
BUI & Barker (No. 3427) 1665

Sine nota (No. 3036) 1654 ;
Streater & Macock (No. 3158) 1660

Antwerp (Nos. 3148-3172) 1660

Macock & Tyton (No. 3186) 1660; Bill & Barker
(No. 3218) 1660; R. Hodgkinson (No. 3302) 1661 ;
Ass. of Bill & Barker (No. 3482) 1666

R

510

Macock & Tyton (No. 3188) 1660 ; Bill & Barker
(No. 3252) 1660 ; R. Norton (No. 3332) 1661 ;

J. Grismond (No. 3366) 1662

Barker & Bill (Nos. 3214-3248) 1660

63

Husbands & Newcomb (No. 3192) 1660; J. Bill
(No. 3272) 1660 ; R. Norton (No. 3344) 1661 ;
Bill & Barker (No. 3361) 1662

65

Barker & Bill (Nos. 3211-3262) 1660

trew«a«»8»aaGsawt»*»*»aa<a»8»s»a»a^^

73

Bill & Barker (No. 3312) 1661 ;
Ass. of Bill & Barker (No. 3480) 1666

512

Bill & Barker (No. 3393) 1664;
Ass. of Bill & Barker (No. 3577) 1672

8

Leonard Lichfield (Nos. 3434-3454) 1665

h

Bill & Barker (Nos. 3456-3463) 1666

Bill & Barker (No. 3473) 1666

Bill & Barker (No. 3388) 1663; Sine nota (No. 3735)
1682; T. Newcomb (2454 S) 1679

Ass. of Bill & Barker (No. 3487) 1667— (No. 3592)
1674

513 3 u

VOL. II

J. Flesher (No. 3492) 1667— (No. 3538) 1670

J. Flesher (No. 3516) 1670 ;

Ass. of Bill & Barker (No. 3285) 1674

Sine nota (No. 3543) 1671— (No. 2476 S) 1679

Ass. of Bill & Barker (No. 3499) 1667— (No. 3616) 1675;
T. Newcomb (2535 S) 1669

84

Ass. of Bill & Barker (No. 3286) 1676 ;
Bill, Newcomb & Hills (No. 3683) 1679

Sine nota (No. 3553) 1671

514

Andrew Clark (No. 3567) 1672; Ass. of Bill & Barker (No. 3581) 1673 — (No. 3761) 1684

88

Ass. of Bill & Barker (No. 3570a) 1672
(No. 3757) 1684

89

Ass. of Bill & Barker (No. 3596) 1674-
(No. 3750) 1683

90

Ass. of Bill & Barker (No. 3608) 1675-
(No. 3712) 1680

91. Ass. of Bill & Barker (No. 3621) 1675 ;
Bill, Barker, Newcomb & Hills (No. 3656) 1678

Ass. of Bill & Barker (No. 3635) 1676— (No. 3743) 1683

515 3^2

93

Ass. of Bill & Barker (No. 3572) 1675 —
(No. 3763) 1684

94

J. Bill, &c. (No. 3706) 1680— (No. 3784) 1685

95

Ass. of Bill, &c. (No. 3724) 1681-
(No. 3752) 1683

Ass. of Bill, &c. (No. 3728) 1681 —
(No. 3751) 1683

97

Ass. of Bill, &c. (No. 3765) 1685 ;
For John Smith (No. 3792) 1685

98

Ass. of Bill, &c. (Nos. 3767-38C5) 1685

99

Ass. of Bill, &c. (Nos. 3768-3790) 1685

100

Ass. of Bill, &c. (No. 3791) 1685

516

Ass. of Bill, &c. (No. 3794) 1685 ;
Bill, Hills & Newcomb (No. 3868) 1688

102

Ass. of Bill, &c. (No. 3799) 1685 ;
Bill, Hills & Newcomb (No. 3894) 1688

102 a

Bill, Hills & Newcomb (No. 3824) 1685
(No. 3899) 1688

103

Ass., &c. (No. 3825) 1686 ; Bill, Hills & Newcomb (No. 3857) 1688

T. Newcomb (Nos. 3826-3838) 1686

i Bill, Hills & Newcomb (No. 3827) 1686— (No. 3841) 1687

Bill, Hills & Newcomb (No. 3846) 1687

517

107

Ass., &c. (No. 3818) 1685 ; Bill, Hills & Newcomb
(No. 3909) 1688

Bill, Hills & Newcomb (No. 3842) 1687-
(No. 3893) 1688

Bill, Hills & Newcomb (No. 3885)
1688

108

Bill, Hills & Newcomb (Nos. 3877-3911) 1688

110a

Sine nota (No. 4003) 1689

Bill & Newcomb (No. 4017) 1689 ;
Bill & Exec. (No. 4123) 1693

113

Bill & Newcomb (No. 4018) 1689
Bill & Exec. (No. 4134) 1694

Starkey & A. & W. Churchill (Nos. 3949-3952) 1689

114

Bill & Newcomb (No. 4020) 1689 —
(No. 4044) 1690

Bill & Newcomb (No. 40211 1689;
Bill & Exec. (No. 4140) 1694

518

Bill & Newcomb (No. 4035) 1690 ;
Bill & Exec. (No. 4144) 1694

r.

519

tw.'

125

Bill & Exec. (No. 4147) 1695— (No. 4234) 1697

130

Bill & Exec. (No. 4165) 1695-(No. 4210) 1696

Bill & Exec. (No. 4173) 1696— (No. 4288) 1701

126

Bill & Exec. (No. 4148) 1695— (No. 4260) 1699

129

Bill & Exec. (No. 4161) 1695— (No. 4193) 1696

132

Bill & Exec. (No. 4162) 1695-(No 4282) 1700

520

133 134

Bill & Exec. (No. 4240) 1697 — (No. 4277 1 1700 Bill & Exec. (No. 4224) 1697 — (No. 4292) 1701

135

Bill & Exec. (Nos. 4221-4225) 1697

SV-ITWMOMOTOII"

138

Bill & Exec. (No. 4278) 1700

137

Bill & Exec. (No. 4238) 1697— (No. 4255) 1698 Bill & Exec. (No. 4247) 1698— (No. 4293) 1701

Bill & Exec. (No. 4287) 1701

139

Bill & Exec. (No. 4289) 1701

Bill & Exec. (No. 4295) 1701— (No. 4302) 1702

Bill & Exec. (No. 4301) 1702

521 3 x

VOL. II

I

I

$

146

Bill & Exec. (No. 4305) 1702

150

Bill & Exec. (No. 4310) 1702-(No. 4368) 1704

147

Bill & Exec. (No. 4317) 1702— (No. 4346) 1703

148

Bill & Exec. (No. 4315) 1702— (No. 4414) 1707

Bill & Exec. (Nos. 4316-4331) 1702

522

Bill & Exec. (No. 4311) 1702— (No. 4375) 1704 Bill & Exec. (No. 4262) 1699— (No. 4370) 1704 Bill & Exec. (No. 4329) 1702— (No. 4369) 1704

157 158 . 159

Bill & Exec. (No. 4373) 1704— (No. 4420) 1707 Bill & Exec. (No. 4374) 1701— (No. 4415) 1707 Bill & Exec. (No. 4388) 1705— (No. 4418) 1707

Bill & Exec. (No. 4356) 1703— (No. 4419) 1707

Bill & Exec. (No. 4400; 1705

Bill & Exec. (No. 4377) 1704— (No. 4421) 1707

523 3 x 2

164

Bill & Exec. (No. 4422) 1707 ;
Basket & Ass. (No. 4542) 1714

166

Bill & Exec. (No. 4441) 1708 ;
Basket & Ass. (No. 4541) 1714

167

Bill & Exec. (No. 4452) 1708 ;
Basket & Ass. (No. 4526) 1713

168

Bill & Exec. (No. 4427) 1707 ;
Basket & Ass. (No. 4533) 1714

172

Stationers (No. 232 Ir) 1620;
W. Bladen (No. 418 Ir) 1645

173

W. Bladen (Nos. 615 Ir-620 Ir) 1660

174

W. Smith (No. 425 Ir) 1645— (No. 458 Ir) 1649

525

171

B. Motte (No. 4398) 1705- (No. 4405) 1706

IRELAND

169

Basket & Ass. (No. 4545) 1714

170

Basket & Ass. (No. 4546) 1714

s

i

175

W. Bladen (No. 582 Ir) 1654— (No. 580 Ir) 1656

177

W. Bladen (Nos. 621 Ir-649 Ir) 1661

179

J. Crook (No. 655 Ir) 1661— (No. 786 Ir) 1667

176

W. Bladen (Nos. 595 Ir-596 Ir) 1658

178

J. Crook (No. 652 Ir) 1661 ;
B. Took (No. 882 Ir) 1678

180

J. Crook (No. 751 Ir) 1666 ;
B. Took (No. 863 Ir) 1675

526

8

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181

B. Toobe (No. 799 Ir) 1669— (No. 807 Ir) 1670

182

J. Crooke (No. 757 Ir) 1666 ;
B. Tooke (No. 825 Ir) 1672

183

B. Tooke (No. 823 Ir) 1672 -(No. 901 Ir) 1679

184

B. Tooke (No. 844 Ir) 1673— (No. 878 Ir) 1677

g

527

|

g

187

B. Toobe (No. 989 Ir) 1685 ;
Crooke & Helsham (No. 1046 Ir) 1689

188

B. Tooke (No. 944 Ir) 1685;
E. Jones (No. 1134 Ir) 1690
(initials removed)

189

B. Tooke (No. 936 Ir) 1685;
For J. Malone (No. 1118 Ir) 1690

190

(i. Croom (No. 2631 S) 1685— (No. 1006 Ir) 1688
London reprint

191

Sine nota (Nos. 1025 Ir-1031 Ir) 1689
London reprint

192

E. Jones (No. 1144 Ir) 1690

193

A. Crooke (No. 1120 Ir) 1690 - (No. 1451 Ir) 1707

194

For R. Baldwin (No. 1125 Ir) 1690
London reprint

195

E. Jones (No. 1123 Ir) 1690
London reprint

528

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196

R. Baldwin (Nos. 1126 Ir-1147 Ir) 1690
London reprint

R. Baldwin (Nos. 1141 Ir-1154 Ir) 1690
London reprint

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g

g

g

g

g

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E. Jones (Nos. 1186 Ir-1143 Ir) 1690
London reprint

199

A. Crooke (No. 1122 Ir) 1690- (No. 1278 Ir) 1693

g

g

g

g

g

g

g

529

3 Y

VOL. II.

s

g

g

g

g

g

g

1

g

g

g

203

A. Crooke (No. 1317 Ir) 1696-(No. 1622 Ir) 1712

204

A. Crooke (No. 1318 Ir) 1696-(No. 1542 Ir) 1707

206

A. Crooke (No. 1463 Ir) 1702-(No. 1552 Ir) 1707

207

A. Crooke (No. 1465 Ir) 1702 — (No. 1614 Ir) 1712

530

213

A. Crooke (No. 1562 Ir) 1708— (No. 1630 Ir) 1713

214

A. Crooke (No. 1565 Ir) 1709-(No. 1605 Ir) 1711

531

3 Y 2

s

E

E

E

8

3

E

E

E

S

E

E

215

A. Crooke (No. 1616 Ir) 1712-(No. 1689 Ir) 1714

8

h

§

E

8

216

217

A. Crooke (No. 1634 Ir) 1714

A. Crooke (No. 1637 Ir) 1714

SCOTLAND

218

R. Waldegrave (No. 887 S) 1598— (No. 940 S) 1600

R. Waldegrave (No. 893 S) 1598— (No. 908 S) 1599

220

R. Charteris (No. 1088 S)
1606

223

R. Young (No. 1699 S) 1639; E. Tyler (No. 1797 S) 1643;
H. M. Printers (No. 2385 S) 1674

225

Leith printer (Nos. 2111-2115 S) 1654

533

3 y 3

§

g

&AVX thtt

227

R. Sanders (No. 2238 S) 1662— (No. 2578 S) 1685

228. E. Tyler (No. 2297 S) 1666; H. M. Printers
(No. 2364 S) 1672 ; Heir of A. Anderson
(No. 2576 S) 1684

231

E. Tyler (No. 2344 S) 1671. London reprint

229. Soc. of Stationers (No. 2175 S) 1660 ; Used by
Bryson in 1641

230

A. Anderson (No. 2359 S) 1672 ; H. M. Printers
(No. 2371 S) 1673

232

A. Anderson (No. 2363 S) 1672
Heir of A. A. (No. 2564 S) 1684

534

233

E. Tyler (No. 2345 S) 1671;

H. M. Printers (No. 2379 S) 1674

235

Heir of A. A. (No. 2591 S) 1685— (No. 2756 S) 1688

237

Heir of A. A. (No. 2580 S) 1685-(No. 2758 S) 1688

535

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i

I

P. Bruce (No. 2689 S) 1687 ; J. Reid
(No. 3102 S) 1696 (lettering removed)

241

Heir of A. A. (No. 2797 S) 1689— (No. 3305 S) 1706

242

Heirs & Successors of A. A. (No. 2903 S) 1690 —
(No. 3030 S) 1695

243. H. & S. of A. A. (No. 3020 S)
1694— (No. 3063 S) 1695

536

244

H. & S. of A. A. (No. 2998 S) 1694— (No. 8321 S) 1707

H. & S. of A. A. (No. 2925 S) 1691 —
(No. 3289 S) 1702

H. & S. of A. A. (No. 3036 S) 1695-
(No. 3216 S) 1701

247

H. & S. of A. A. (No. 3226 S) 1702 —
(No. 3376 S) 1710

248

H. & S. of A. A. (No. 3330 S) 1708-
(No. 3373 S) 1710

537

g

1

g

g

249

J. Watson (No. 3389 S) 1713 —
(No. 3393 S) 1714

252

Sine nota (Nos. 2460-2464 S) 1679
London reprint

250

J. Darby (No. 2539 S) 1683
London reprint

253

Sine nota (No. 2468 S) 1679-
(No. 2501 S) 1681
London reprint

251

T. Newcomb (Nos. 2448-2453 S) 1679
London reprint

Sine nota (No. 2469 S) 1679 — -
(No. 2496 S) 1681
London reprint

For A. Forrester (No. 2489 S) 1680
London reprint

G. Croom (No. 2543 S) 1683— (No. 2579 S) 1685
London reprint

538

257

N. Thompson (Nos. 2511-2520 S) 1681
London reprint

258

G. Croom (No. 2592 S) 1685 -(No. 2747 S) 1688
London reprint

259

For L. Curtis (Nos. 2599-2613 S) 1685
London reprint

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260

R. Sanders (No. 2437 S) 1678 —
(No. 3039 S) 1695

1 v Im i i *1 e? : y.'i i

261

E. Mallet (No. 2640 S) 1685 -(No. 2863 S)
1690. London reprint

262

J. Wallis (No. 2719 S) 1688— (No. 2863 S) 1690 lettering removed
London reprint

539

264

E. Mallet (Nos. 2664-2677 S) 1686. London reprint

G. Croom (Nos. 2798-2826 S) 1689
London reprint

266

G. Croom (No. 2849 S) 1689. London reprint

540

INDEX

Aashlie-mill, Ayrshire, S2567.
Abbeville, France, 1766.

Abbeville, Marquis d’, Irlll3.
Abbey, Co. Limerick, Irl493.
Abbot, Col. Daniel, Ir704.
Abbot-rule, Roxburgh, S2567.
Abbot shall, Laird of (Sir Andrew
Ramsay, Lord of Session),
S2588, 2600.

Abbyany, Co. Limerick, Irl315.
Abduction :
armed, S3155.

of Margaret Campbell, S1143.
of daughter of George Carkettle,
S961.

of children, Ir715.
of Anne Darcy, 3544.
of Margaret McNamara, Irl542.
of Mary Wharton, 4056.

Abel, Alderman, 1857, 1873.
Aberbrothock, for relief of, S357.
Abercarnie, Abercairney, Laird
of (Murray), S2538, 3260.
Abercorn, James Hamilton, 1st
Earl of, S1220.

Abercromby, Fifeshire, S2567.
Abercromby, Sir Alexander, of
Brokenhou, S2191.

Lieut.-Col. Duncan, 4043.
Robert, S747.

Robert :

proclamation against resett of,
S1049.

banished, S1058.
reward for, S1074.

Thomas, of Muircambus, Fife-
shire, S2567.

Aberdeen, S721, 748.

Gawen Dunbar, Bp. of, SI.
correction house to be built,
S3145.

Dunkirkers at, S1398.
fair days altered, S1557,
foreigners at, S1398.

General Assembly, S1063, 1068,
1253.

harbour, collection for, S2530.
heretors to meet at, S1843,
1844.

muster at, S284, 773.
rebels near, S789.
salmon barrel, S1314.
trades in, S2142.
wages in, S2142.

Abergavenny, Henry Nevill, 6th
Lord Bergavenny, 441.
Abernethie, Abernethy, Perth-
shire, S2401, 2567.
Abernethy, Lord, see Moray,
Earl of.

Abingdon, relief of, 2646.
Abingdon, James Bertie, Lord
Noreys, 1st Earl of, 3933.
Abingtoun, Crawford, S2567.
Abney, Sir Thomas, 4425.
Abolition, Act of, S760.

not complied with, S764.
Aboyn, Aboyne :

James Gordon, 1st Viscount,
SI 791.

Charles Gordon, 1st Earl of,
S2395, 2459, 2482, 2559.
Abram, a colour, 965.

Abstinence, see Fasting and ab-
stinence.

Acamonty, John, 1000.

Aeates, 1663.

Accession Day, Ir961.

Accord of Stirling, S391.

Key to
Dates

VOL. II

An Account of the proceedings of the
House of Commons in relation to
the recoining the clipp’d money,
&c., 4212, 4215.

Accountant General, 11 1 101.

Accounts, Army, see under Army,
for arrears of assessment to bo
sent in, 3292.
committee for, 2115.
sheriff's, see under Sheriffs.

Achats, wrongfully taken up,
Ir. 128.

Acheen, English subjects recalled
from, 3833.

Acheson, John, S328.

Achtitinch, S2488.

Acre-know, Roxburgh, S2567.

Acsscough, see Ayscoghe.

Act and Apologetick Declaration of
the true Presbyterians of the
Church of Scotland, burned,
S2519.

Actions :

against Commonwealth Minis-
ters for not using Common
Prayer Book, 3102.
to lie against all officials
of William’s government,
Irl041.

Actors, see Players.

enforced, 56, 74, 100, 133, 137,
144, 637, 663, 669, 681-5,
717, 745, 746, 768, 798, 825,
905, 907, 910, 921, 992, 1093,
1116, 1150, 1153, 1156, 1165,
1171, 1267, 1378, 1538, 1881,
2057, 2303, 3348, 3385, 3392,
3514, 3521, 3606, 3651, 3705,
3760, 3851, 3859, 4276, 4309,
4379, 4386, 4406, 4407, 4433,
4442,4472,4474,4541, Ir585,
753, 968, 1482. S62, 629,

671, 890, 934,946, 1095.
expiry retarded, 758.
mitigated by Proclamation, 823,
824.

proclaimed, 59, 412 a, 418, 420,
Sll, 1358 a.

as proclamations, 120, 129, 136,
200-18, 229-41, 249, 434, 485,
436, 462. 482, 499, 500, 501,
733, 783, 3076-9.
to be read in Courts, Irl316.
suspended, 139, 143, 149, 154,
157, 159, 167, 172, 173, 182,
183, 185, 190, 194, 199, 250,
433, 507, 3368, 4468.

See also names of subjects.

‘Act’ of 14 Aug., 1648, quoted
in 1660, 3260.

Act of State concerning Treaty
with Scotland, 1807.

Acts of Council enforced, S36, 62,
112, 116, 156, 539, 871 a, 871 b,
890, 902, 1428, 1560, 1819,
1835, 2209, 2406, 3140, 3141,
3147, 3280, 3365, 3411.

Adaire, John, Irl336.

Adair, John, grant to, S2670.

Adam :

John, Bailie of Stramiglo, S2401 .
William, Mauclilin, S2567.

Adam-Croft, Torboltoun, S2567.

Adamhill, Craigie, S2567.

Adams :

Rev. Dr. Fitz-IIerbert, 4405.
Henry, 4200.

Jane, 3544.

Adams :

Patrick, see under St. Andrews,
Archbishops.

Thomas, Colonel Alderman,
2078.

Adamson :

Captain James, S3084.

Patrick, S543.

Robert Moffat, S2567.
Adamtoun, Laird of, S3074.
Adderley, Charles, 4092.

Addis :

John, 4032, 4040.

Thomas, 1635.

Addison, Joseph, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Addresses, see under Army, Com-
mons, Parliament.

Aden, Assist. -Gen., Ir517.

Adie, William, S3050.
Adjutant-General to inspect bar-
racks annually, Irl402.

‘ Admiral of the Creek ’ in New-
foundland, 4454.

Admirals :

of the Blue, see Blue, Admiral of.
of France, Ambassador, 145.
to imprison vendors of ships to
foreigners, 1002.

Lord High, 1463, 1786, 2786,
3569.

commissioners for the office
of, 4098, 4146.

committee for executing the
offices of, 2610.
passes of, 3377, 3740, 4280.
powers of, 2925.
of Scotland, proclamation by,
S232.

See also Vice-Admirals.
Admiralty, 2610.

Commissioners for, 1633, 2374.
Committee of, 2504.

Council of State to exercise
powers of, 2925.

Court, 598, 655, 657, 755, 784,
925, 956, 972, 1014, 1035, 1070,
1400, 1510, 1513, 3054, 3180.
articles of inquiry, 834.
jurisdiction, 2930.
prizes, 830.

Sancta Clara, 2338.
and gunpowder, 1739, 1744.
judges 1490, 3113, 3119.
jurisdiction, limits of, 1012.
marshal of, 2434.
secretary of, 3621.

Admonition to Parliament, 687.
Adrian, Daniel, Ir372.

Adultery, enforcing Acts against,
S115, 342.

Adventurers :

claims, 718, Ir697.

for draining Fens, 3001 , 3304.

Hudson’s Bay, 3862.

Irish lands, 2074, 2075, 2581.
forcible ejection forbidden,
I r633.

in possession to retain, 3220.
rents, Ir630, 694, 706, 724,
791.

to send in particulars, Ir637.

surveys, Ir716.

waste on, forbidden, Ir688.

See also Merchant Adventurers.
Advertisement, against a scan-
dalous, Irl287.

Advisers of Charles I declared
enemies to peace, 2047.

Advocates :

may appear for teind buyers
and sellers, S1477.

suspended, S2395.

readmitted to former standing,
S2403.

Adye, William, reward for arrest
of, 4292.

Africa :

company trading to, S3187,3188,
3189,3203.

import of gold from, 3791.

subjects to return from, 3791.

trade, 543.
with America, 3604.
monopoly, 1641.

See also Royal African Co.

Agahard, Co. Cork, Irl537.

Agard, Fraunces, Ir46.

Aghalurcher, Fermanagh, Ir794.

Aghamore, Mayo, Ir809.

Agliasollus, Co. Cork, Irl485, 1493.

Aghynecloghmullen, Co. Kerry,
Ir853.

Agnew, Sir Andrew, of Lochnaw,
S3113.

Agreement, see Bonds.

Agricultural produce not to bo
seized for rent, Irl093.

Agriculture, provisions for en-
couragement of, Ir377, 379.

Ahanlogan, Irl336.

Aheren, John Mac Morice, Ir959.

Aid, commissions of, 1494.

Aikenhead :

James, Kittochside, Kilbride,
S2567.

Neil, Shettlestoun, Glasgow,
S2567.

Aiket, Dunlop, S2567.

Aikman :

Stephen, S466.

William, Edinburgh, S2567.

William, wrigbt, Edinburgh,
S2567.

Ailesbury, Robert Bruce, 1st Earl
of, 3671, 3674, 3677, 3682,
3734, 3754, 3764, 3785, 3787,
3828, 3918, 3921.

Thomas Bruce, 2nd Earl of, 4043.

See also Aylesbury.

Aimell starch, Ir290.

Ainslie, Andrew, Cleugh, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Air, see Ayr.

Aird :

Andrew, Aldtoun, Lowdon,
S2567.

James, Greenock, Muirkirk,
S2567.

James, son, Muirkirk, S2567.

James, younger, Muirkirk,
S2567.

John, Auchinlochat, S2567.

John, merchant, Glasgow,
S2567.

Peter, Crimnan, Lowdoun,
S2567.

William, Duncanzemar, S2567.

Aird, The, Mauclilin, S2567.

Airdstoun, Kilbride, S2567.

Airlie, Airly :

James Ogilvy, 8th Earl of,
S2482, 2693, 2715.
a master of game, S2529.

Airncrogoe, Dairy, S2320.

Airth :

conventicle, S2401.

Elphingtoun of, S2538.

( 1525 95, SI. 156 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 1600 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
i 1660 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir60S, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

541 3 z

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Airth

INDEX

Anderson

Airtli, William Graham, Earl of,
see Monteith, William Gra-
ham, Earl of Airth and.

Aitkin, John, S3050.

Aiton, Aitoun :

James, Glencairn, S2320.

John, Buinan, Straitoun, S2567.

Aix la Chapelle, treaty of, Ir822.

Alasbridge, Renfrew, S2567.

Albany :

Henry, Duke of, see Darnley.

James, Duke of, see James II
and VII, S2554.

John Stewart, 4th Duke of, 90.

Albemarle, George Monck, 1st
Duke of, 2798, 2992, 3017,
3025, 3132, 3143, 3161, 3177a,
3184 a, 3289, 3323, 3363, 3402,
3414, 3456, 3492, 3494, 3516,
3523, 3704, 3711, 3737, 3741,
3764, Ir617, 643, S2085, 2120,
2162, 2163.

advises meeting of new Parlia-
ment, 3155.

letter to Commissioners of Par-
liament, Ir606.

letter to forces in Scotland and
Ireland, 3155.

letter to Parliament, 3151.

proclamations by, S2075, 2076,
2078, 2079, 2116, 2165.

Albert, Archduke of Austria, 999.

Albertus, Thomas, 1489.

Alcocke, Thomas, 3759.

Alcohol :

not to be sold by tobacconists.
1661.

See also Aqua vitae, Brandy,
Spirits.

Alcorn, Rev. Adam, Kelso, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Alderne, Capt., 2995.

Aldrich, Rev. Dr. Henry, 4405.

Aldsworth, Robert, 2998, 3003.

Aldtoun, Lowdon, S2567.

Aldworth, Sir Richard, see undo
Privy Council, under Ire-
land.

Aldwyn, Humphrey, London,
3828.

Ale:

brewed by camp followers,
Irl209.

brewing in quarters forbidden,
Irl345.

brewing of, restricted to brew-
ers, S2414.

Excise, see that title.
high priced, forbidden, 2872.
not to be kept in wine casks,
1267.

price, 417 c, 478, 1233, 2872,
Irlll3,S2097, 2292,2412,2420,
2479a, 2484, 2491.
vintners not to brew, S2484.
winesellers not to keep women
for drawing, S2083.

See also Beer.

Alehouse, Kilbride, S2567.

Alehouse-barn, Muirkirk, S2567.

Alehouses :

Acts concerning, to be printed
and published, Ir585.
Declaration concerning, Ir537.
Declaration continued, Ir529.
directions concerning, 1233.
licensing of, 293.
licences revoked, 1311.
licence tax revoked, Ir233.
pewter pots to be used, 1823.
register of, to be kept in each
town, 1233.

suppression of certain, 2635,
2884.

Ale-tasters appointed, S2292.

Aleife, Col. John, S2630.

Alexander :

George, S2559.

Alexander :

Hugh, Broadlie, Lowdon, S2567.
James, Greenhills, Kilbride,
S2567.

James, Kirktoun of Kilbride,
S2567.

James, gardener, Cultness, Cam-
busnetlian, S2567.

John, Crofthead, Mauchlin,
S2567.

Matthew, Croftfoot, Mauchlin,
S2567.

Neil, Dunlop, S2567.

Ralph, 2828.

Robert, S1447, 3235.

Robert of Kilbride, S2567.
Simeon, Kirklistoun, S2401.

Sir William, S1447.

Sir William, of Menshie, S153G.
William, 4214.

Alexander VI, Bull, 35.

Alford :

Ensign John, 2078.

Lancelot, 862.

Algarve, 710.

Algiers, 1562.

ammunition not to be sold to,
1356.

captives in, 1377.
collection for captives in, 3510,
S3257.

passes for trade with, 3740, 4079,
4280.

cancelled, 4535.
peace with, 3377.
pirates shelter in, 1070.
provisions of treaty with, 3620.
Scots prisoners in, S2986.

Alienations :

of estates for lives, 1066.
fines for, extension of time,
1074.

of lands held in chief by con-
veyance, 1066.
office of, 1066.
revoked, S462, 478, 604.
unlawful, S1337.

Alien goods, against false claims
of ownership of, 158.

Aliens :

customs equalized for subjects
and, for seven years (1539),
178.

double customs paid by, Ir696.
expelled, 191, 445.
not to practise trades in future,
1741.

not to take bait or fish in New-
foundland, 4454.

Alison :

Andrew, chapman, Inverwick,
Haddington, S2567.

Gavin, Crewburn Evandale,
S2567.

Gavin, son, Crewburn, Evan-
dale, S2567.

John, Flender, Renfrewshire,
S2567.

John, Haddington, S2567.

Allan :

Adam, Bog-house, Riccartoun,
S2567.

Adam, Keirhill, Dalmelling-
toun, S2567.

George, Paxtoun, Berwick,
S2567.

James, goodman of Kincavel,
Linlithgow, S2567.

Patrick, Linlithgow, S2567.
Robert, Waterhead, Dumbar-
ton, S2567.

Robert, son, Waterhead, Dum-
barton, S2567.

Thomas, Forrestburn, S2567.
Thomas, Forrestburn Shots,
S2567.

See also Allen.

Allartoun, Kilbride, S2567.

Allegiance :

declared to be personal, 2189.
due to Crown and not to local
lords, Irl80.
oath of, see that title.

Allen, Bog of, rapparees, Irl227.
Allen, Allein :

Aid., 2948.

Francis, 2478, 2817, 2982.
Francis, S2567.

Cardinal William, 837.
William, Forrest-burn Shots,
S2567.

See also Allan.

Alloa, parish of, Ayrshire, S2567,
Alloway, Chalder, SI 806.
Almanacs, to be licensed, 3258.
Almayne Rivetts, 259.

Almonde, Adryan Van, 3041.
Almoner of Ireland, Lord,Irl577.
Alms of the King given to over-
seers of the parish, 1428.
Alms-giving, against indiscrimi-
nate, S1311.

Alnage :
grant of, 1017.

of woollen cloth and drapery,
3262.

Alrede, John, 862.

Alrewas (Staffs.), collection for.
3759.

Alsop, Alsoppe :

Edward, 3735.

Lieutenant John, 2078.
Alstoun, Alstouns:

John, Blackwood-mill, Douglas,
S2567.

John, Lanerk, S2567.

Robert, Lanerk, S2567.
Thomas, Lanerk, S2567.
Altclogfin, Tyrone, Irl370.
Alti-albany, Barr, S2567.
Altmore, Tyrone, Irl370.

Alton a, Irl619.

Alum :

allowance for confiscated, 1151.
import forbidden, 1082, 1151.

1207, 1416, 3490, Ir328,S1153.
made in Yorkshire, 1416.
manufacture of, Ir328.
mines in Yorkshire discovered,
1082.

monopoly of, in the King's
hands, 1082.

reward for seizure of imported,
1416.

Alured, Col. Matthew, 3151 a.
Alva, D. of, 665.

Amazon Expedition, 1280.
Ambassadors :

Admiral of France, 145.

French, 401, 757.
of France, welcome to (1534),
145.

of Spain, 632.

of States General, affront to,
3644.

person of, sacred, 1222.
respect due to, 1371.
reviling of, forbidden, S266.
Ambassadors’ chapels, attendance
at Mass in, forbidden, 3671.
Ambleteuse, see Newliaven.
America :

arms sold to savages in, 1339.
certificates required before emi-
grating to, 1745.
continuance in office in, 3774,
4313.

currency of coins in, 4373.
English states in, 4288.
form of Proclamation for, 4310.
French invasion of rights, 3999.
imports to be loaded in England,
3619.

Leeward Islands, 3555.
licences required in case of
persons of substance, 1745.

America :

lists of emigrants to be sent in
1745.

object of many in going to, 1745.
passengers to, to be licensed
1606.

plantations, 2512.
regulations for indentured ser-
vants for, 3737.

restrictions on emigration to,
1745.

ships of, not to touch at Tan
giers, 3369.

subjects not to obey Robert,
Earl of Warwick, 2512.
suppression of pirates, 3857.
trade in servants, 2677.
trade with Africa, 3604, 3791.
transport of Scots to foreign
plantations in, forbidden,
S3167.

transportation to, Ir553.
ceases, Ir588.

vagrant women and children
sent to, Ir520.

See also Barbadoes, Carliola,
Carribee Islands, Pennsyl-
vania, Virginia.

American exports to be shipped
in English bottoms, 2677.

Amiens, 1766.

Ammunition :

import of, stopped by Cove-
nanters, S1692.
for musketeers, 1496,
sale of, S1801.

stores not to be seized for Par-
liament, 2208.
supply of :

to Algiers and Tunis forbid-
den, 1356.
to Army, S1872.
to Highlands forbidden,
SI 766.

to Irish rebels forbidden, S887.
to Parliament forbidden, 2502.
to rebels declared treason,
1963.

See also Gunpowder, Arms,
Munitions of War.

Amnesty :

for past treasonable words,
Ir966.

offered to rebel soldiers, Irl217,
1218, 1219, 1223.
toLimerick and Galway, Irl217,
1218, 1219, 1223.

See also Pardons.

Amont, L., see Callendar, Earls of.

Amphroybuy, Co. Cork, Irl517.

Amsfield, Dumfries, S2567.

Amsterdam :

arms sent from, 2221.

Crown jewels pawned in, 2158.
letter from, concerning Crown
jewels, 2174.

Amusements on Sunday, see under
Sunday.

Amwell, 3528, 3827.

See also New River.

Anabaptists, 2214, 2369.
to leave England, 150, 176,
529.

meetings of, 3278.
meetings of, forbidden, Ir628,
S2197.

pardoned, 177.

Analoghan, Irl336.

Anandale, stewartry of, Cove-
nanters in, S2567.

Ancrum, Roxburgh, S2567.

Ancrum, David, Stow, Edinburgh,
S2567.

Anderson :

Alexander, S27.

Alexander, S2530.

Alexander, Kirklistoun, Lin-
lithgow, S2567.

Key to 1 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates \ 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2084. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 167 5 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

542

Anderson

INDEX

Armour

Anderson :

Andrew, gift to, as King’s
printer, S2411.

Rev. Andrew, S2401.

David, Tenninghame, Hadding-
ton, S2567.

Elspeth, Scliaw-head, S2567.

James.Shalloch, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

John, Barns, Roxburgh, S2567.

John, Dovehill, Renfrew, S2567.

John, Kilmarnock, S2567.

Matthew, Mauchlin, S2567.

Robert, Blackmire, Edinburgh,
S2567.

Rev. Robert, 785.

Sir William, Ir372.

William, Abernetliie, Perth,
S2567.

William, Mauchlin, S2567.

Maj., 2564.

Anderton, Mr., 1932.

Andover, Charles Howard, 1st
Viscount, afterwards Earl of
Berkshire, 2172, 2198.

Andrew :

John, Torhil in Kilbarchan
parish, S2567.

John, son, S2567.

William, coachman, Riecar-
toun, S2567.

Andrews, Andrewes :

John, 2746.

Matthew, Lieutenant, 2078.

Thomas, Aid., 2270, 2380,

2419, 2478, 2734, 2995.

Sir William, 2432.

Capt., 2375.

Anesley, Edward, 1635.

See also Annesley.

Angell, William, 1235.

Angels :

proposed new coinage of, 1488.

Value, 252, 348.

See also under Coins.

Angelwood, Quodqulian, S2567.

Anglesey :

Arthur Annesley, 3rd and 1st
Earl of, 1909, 3323, 3363, 3402,
3414, 3494, 3516, 3553, 3567,
3568, 3901, 3993, Ir443, 643,
651, 886 ; vice-treasurer,

Ir695, 698. See also under
Privy Council, under Ireland.

Arthur Annesley, 7th Earl of ;
see under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Angola, trade with, 1641, 3791.

Angrona, collection for Prote-
stants in, 3053.

Angus :

intended raid in, S1020, 1022,
1024.

progress through, S981.

redress of complaints, S1000.

Angus :

Archibald Douglas, 19th and 6th
Earl of, SI.

Archibald Douglas, 21st and 8th
Earl of, S359, 469.
for capture of, S522.
proclamation by, S388, 519.
proclamation against, S443,
445, 446.

received to favour, S576.

William Douglas, 23rd and 10th
Earl of, S913.

commission of lieutenancy
and justiciary, S742.
declared traitor, S747.
on trial, S758.

Lord Archibald (styled Earl of
Angus), SI 685.

James, Kirktoun, Linlithgow,
S2567.

William, Humbie, Linlithgow,
< S2567.

Anjou, Duke of, 740.

Annagh, Mayo, Ir809.

Annaghill, Co. Down, Irl537.

Annan, mouth of, S3066, 3075.

Annandale :

Border Courts, S579.

Horse- racing in, SI 174.

Annandale, Annerdale :

John Murray, 1st Earl of, Visct.
Annandale, L. Murray of
Lochmaben, S1447, 1685.
William Johnston, K.T., 4th
Earl, 1st Marquis, S2841,
2844, 2933, 3002, 3135.

Anne, Queen :
accession of, S3224.
authority of recognized, S3236.
letter to Privy Council, S3245,
3262, 3294.

declaration of, to Council, 4307.
proclamation of, 4305, Irl461,
S3227.

coronation of, 4316.

Annesley :

Arthur, see Anglesey.

Lord James, afterwards 4th
Earl of Anglesey, Ir765.

Sir Francis, see Valentia, Francis
Annesley, Baron Mount-
morris, 1st Viscount.

See also Anesley.

Annual rents, S1975a.
for an inventory of, S1575.
supply from, S2878.
tax on, S1592.

Annuities :

proclamation for payment of,
SI 780.

See also under Teinds.

Ansel me, Abraham, 3598.

Anslowe, Sir Richard, 3366.

Anstruther Easter, Fife, S2567.

Anstruther Wester, Fife, S2567.

Anstruther :

Philip, Capt., S3213.

Sir Philip, S2538.

Sir William, L., S3113, 3135,
3273.

Answer to the Pour tr aid are, ke. , 3239.

Antigua :

grants of land in, 2735.
ships sent twice a year to, from
England, 2735.

Antrebus, William, 2459.

Antrim, 335, 1537.

Antrim Co. :
hearth money, Irl366.
outlaws, Irl517.

Antrim, Randall Macdonnell, 2nd
Viscount Dunluce, 2nd Earl,
1st Marquis of :

plot to invade Scotland, S1791,
Ir349, 400.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Antunes, Dominigo, 4232.

Antwerp, 37.

The Apologetical Declaration and Ad-
monitory Vindication of the Pres-
byterians of the Church of Scot-
land, S2493, 2577.
fine of £2,000 Scots for owning
a copy of, S2293.
condemned, S2717.

Apology for the Oath of Allegiance
called in, 1075.

Apothecaries :

to use the Pliarmacopoea, 1209.
See also under Commissions.

Apothecaries’ Company, separated
from the Grocers’ Company,
1289.

Apparel, see Clothing, Dress.

Appeals in Equity :

order of Lords concerning, 3652,
3721.

Appello Ccesarem suppressed, 1568.

Appine, Laird of, S2566.

I Appleby Castle taken, 2782.

Apples, importation of :
from Flanders forbidden, S2697.
from France permitted, S2697.
Applotments, commissioners of,
Ir478, 512.

Appraising, Decrees of, registered,
S1628.

apprenticeship of poor children,
Ir300, S2945.

London :

disorders of, 845, 873, 1222.
masters to give a monthly
holiday, 2695.
orders for, 826, 1817.
petitions of, 1961, 2340, 2714.
pressing of, for sea, 4406.
serving Parliament, not to lose
their time, 2477.
necessity of apprenticeship en-
forced, 1242.

tobacco-pipe makers, 1257.
Apsley :

Sir Allan, 1518.

Peter, 1636.

Sir Peter, 3783.

Aqua vitae, licences to sell, Ir323.
Arable land ; conversion into pas-
ture :

forbidden, 333.
inquiries to be made, 359.
licences for, 1231, 1232.
Arbitrary Government, 1842.
Arbuckle, John, Bogtoun, Kil-
bride, S2567.

Arbuthnot :

Robert, 1st Visct. Arbuthnot,
S2027.

Robert, 3rd Visct. Arbuthnot,
S2939.

Archarach, ... of, S2861.
Archbishops, &c. (R.C.) :
to leave Ireland, Ir217, 222.

See also Hierarchy.

Archer :

John, 1817.

Thomas, Ensign, 1817.

Archery, 132, 156.

commission for, revoked, 1637.
maintenance of, 101, 113.
prices of requisites, 224.
use of bow, 1660.

See also Artillery.

Ardbalan, Louth, Irl320.
Ardglasse, Visct., see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Ardmillan, Crawfoord of, 2538.
Ardincaple, Laird of, S2756.
Ardkinglass, Laird of (Campbell),
S3113.

Ardmavel, Stirlingshire, S2567.
Ardoch, Renfrew, S2567.
Ardochrig, Kilbride, S2567.
Ardriemill, New Monkland, S2567.
Ardrie muir, New Monkland,
S2567.

Ardrie Town, New Monkland,
S2567.

Ardress, Armagh, Irl517.
Ardrossan, Ayrshire, S2567.

Ards, The :
map of, Ir73.

projected settlement in, Ir73.
Ardwel, Laird of, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Aresalloch, Kirkcudbright, S2567.
Areskine, see Erskine.
Argyleshire, S2566.
meal sent to, S1893.
pardon to commoners in, S2676.
Sheriffdom of, S2004. e
Argyle and Bute, Sheriff of, a
master of game, S2529.
Argyle or Argyll :

Colin Campbell, 3rd Earl of, SI.
Archibald Campbell, 5th Earl
of, S77, 78, 205, 208.
intercommuned, S142.
proclamations by, S201, 204.

Argyle or Argyll :

Colin Campbell, 6th Earl of,
S364.

ArcliibaldCampbell, 7th Earl of:
commissions to, S780, 1111.
complaints against, S795.
ordered to return to Scotland,
S1302.

proclaimed traitor, S1304.
pardoned, S1362.

Archibald Campbell, 8th Earl
and 1st Marquess, S1698,
1989.

lands wasted, S1981, 1983.
ArcliibaldCampbell, 9th Earl of,
S2482, 2518, 2566, 2630, 2646.
Archibald Campbell, 10th Earl
of, S2717, 2943.

Arglin, Tipperary, Ir929.

Arietclyoch, Ballantree, S2567.

Arkil, George, Evandale, S2567.

Arkinstall, Capt. Tho., 2992.

Arlary, S2401.

Arleffin, Kirkoswald, S2567.

Arlington, Sir Henry Bennet,
K.G., 1st Earl of, 3277, 3402,
3414, 3492, 3494, 3496, 3523,
3553, 3560, 3567, 3568, 3581,
3787, 3824, 3826, 3830, 3868.

Armanady, S2567.

Armancandie, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Armada :
defeated, 807.

further musters against, S658.
victualled by Englishmen, 807.
warning against, S657.

Armagh Co. :

outlaws in, Irl320, 1322, 1517,
1637.

plantation in, 248, 277.

Armagh, Archbishops of :

Christopher Hampton, see under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
Henry Usher, Irl69, see also
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Hugh O’Reilly (R.C.), Ir390.
James Margetson, see under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
John Bramhall, Ir621-9, 636,
639, 641, 642, 643, 647, 648,
659, 660, 661, 662, 667, 674,
see also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Michael Boyle, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Narcissus Marsh, Irl577, see
also under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Thomas Lindsay, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Armed assemblies, see Unlawful
assemblies.

Armed vagrants, increase of,
Irl276.

Armiger, Sir Clement, 3739.

Armigers, register to be made,
S2369.

Arminianism of Oxford Univer-
sity, 1984.

Armore, Stirling, S2567.

Armorer, Sir Nicholas, 3385.

Armour :

Alexander, Knockin-tibber, Kil-
mawers, S2567.

William, Allartoun, Kilbride,
S2567.

Armour, coats of defence, forbid-
den, 739.

king may forbid wearing of,
2150.

patterns of, 1635.
price, 259.

purchase of, forbidden, 804.
selling to Scots forbidden, 347.
surveyed and stamped, to be,
1635.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1576 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates j 1650 2886, Ir4Gl, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

543 3 z 2

Armourers’ Company

Armourers’ Company, 1635.

Arms :

bought in Holland for Charles I,
list of, 2174, 2221.
bought for militia, in private
possession, Ir764.
called in, 1526, 2322, 2386.
2401, 2411, 3929, 3981, Ir711,
769, 947, 958, 1250, 1259,
S2140, 2163, 2646.
captured, payment for, 2401.
carrying of, forbidden, S2574,
Ir87, 179, 228.

carrying of, by Papists, see
under Papists.

commissaries to enrol, appoint-
ed, 2183.

embezzlement of, 804, 809-10,
1461, 1541, 2344, Irl054.
export of :

allowed, 3079, S2146.
customs on, 3079.
forbidden, 546, S1801.
forbidden in the King’s presence
and royal palaces, S369, 405,
416, 703, 957, 1029.
import of :

forbidden, S2140, 2163, 2327,
Ir252, 259, 309.
licences, Ir253.
restraint on, Ir 158, 185, 227.
inspection of, every fortnight,
2386.

of Irish troops to be lodged in
the Tower, 3927.
laid down, S1911, Ir486.
licences to carry : Irl79, 1250,
1260, 1507, S2260, 2455.
lists, Irl253.
revoked, Irl410, 1607.
in the Western Shires, S2314.
marking of, 1541, 1635, 2392,
2542, 3974.

persons taken in arms to bo
accounted enemies, Ir499.
proclamation for free passage
of, to King, 2189.
property of private soldiers,
Irl342, 1343.
provision of :
by landowners, 567.
universal, S1797, 1820.
for rebellion, collected, 3281.
repair of, monopoly of, in
Yorkshire, 1284.
a return of every company’s to
be made, 2286.

a return of all to be given in by
householders, 2944.
sale of :

to American savages, 1339.
forbidden, 887, 1202, 1356,
1627, Irl58, S1005, 1176,
1385.

search for, S2786, 3281, Irl79.
seizure :

of arms sent to York ordered,
2156, 2173.

of arms sent to Ireland, 2267.
of delinquents and recusants’
arms, 1093, 2292, 3605, 3663,
3672.

in Dublin, Ir372, 1017.
in Hull, S911.
in Ireland, Irl018.
of non-jurors, S3003.
Protestants’, Irl043.
sheriffs to report, 3088.
in Western Shires, S2306.
sheriffs to stop raising, 2156.
soldiers to disarm, S372.
stores of, in Ireland, Ir958.

See also Firearms, and particular
names.

Arms (heraldic) :
on coins, 410.

Commonwealth :
arms of Scotland in, S2111.

INDEX

Arms (heraldic) :

Commonwealth :
taken down by Common
Council, 3177 b.
to be taken down, 3199.
office of, 1357.

of England quartered by Mary
Queen of Scots, 522.
Painting of : Ir935.
false, forbidden, S1547, 1556.
to be supervised by heralds,
1225.

See also Coins, Description of,
Heralds.

Armstrong :

James, Carluck, S2320.
John.Cartliat, Anandale, S2567.
Matthew, Robethead, Anandale.
S2567.

Sir Thomas :

monopoly of copper tokens,
Ir657, 914.

reward for arrest of, 3748,
S2548.

William, Neddie’s Will, Ir927.
William, Acre-know, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

William, Horse-lie, Roxburgh,
S2567.

William, Tom-shiel-burn, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Armstrongs murder the Warden
of the West March, S939.
Armthorpe, Manor of, Yorks,
197.

Army :
accounts :

to be audited and settled,
2689.

due by the forces, S2906, 3017,
3028.

address to Gen. Monk, 3184 a.
advances to, vouchers for, to be
sent in, Ir394.

agitators of, reward for arrest
of, 3174.

arms, see that title.
arrears, see that title.
authority of, falsely alleged,
2725.

barracks, see that title.
billeting, see that title.
camp followers, see that title.
captains, see that title.
captured ensigns and cornets,
2621.

chaplains, Irl333.
clothing for, Ir978, 992, 993,
1331, S1720.

collections for, 2315, 2317, 2323,
2324.

colonels, see that title.
commissions, see that title.
committee for advance of money
and other necessaries for the,
2315, 2317, 2324.
companies, size of, 829, S1920.
complaints as to pay of, Ir817.
complaints against the Scots by
General Assembly, S1973.
compulsory service in, 4379.
credit to be given to, in Dublin,
Irll33.

credit not to be given, Irl432,
1433, 1446, 1447.
danger of, to Parliament, 2683.
declaration against petition
void, 2696.

declarations of, S2044, 2045,
Ir605 a, 608, 611.
demands of, 3141.
deserters, see that title.
diet of troops, 103, 118, 1167,
Irl265, S2029.

disaffected persons forbidden
access to, S1907, 1909.
disbanded soldiers and officers,

see those titles.

Army :

disbanding, 1806, 1865, 1866
1879, 2698, 3923, Irl376, 1390,
S1735, 1944, 1982.
discipline, see that title.
dragoons, see that title.
eleven members of Parliament
accused of treason by, 2708.
employment of Irish in, Ir304.
Essex petition against, 2683.
enlistment, see that title.
expulsion of malignants, S1919,
2052.

Foot, furniture for, Irl582.

Foot regiments, three, 4258.
forage, see that title.
forces can only be raised by the
king, 2186.

forces dismissed, 1485.
forces raised for Ireland, Ir347.
Glamorgan appointed general
of Catholic, for England,
Ir433.

Guards, see that title.

Horse, see that title.

hospital for, 1426, Irl216.
impressment, see that title.
intentions of, 2711.

Irish, see under Ireland,
to be kept up, S1945.
leave of absence, see that title.
to be levied in all counties.
Ir350.

levies, see that title.
maintenance of, Ir404, S1864,
1865, 1990.

movement of, towards Scotland,
Ir335.

musical instruments for, Ir776.
musters, see that title.

Newport Pagnell petition to,
for trial of the king, 2814.
in north of England, 1803.
officers, see that title.
ordered to hand Charles I over
to Parliament, 2701.
orders for, Irl498, 1544, S293.
Papists coming to, to be arrest-
ed, S1909.

Papists discharged from, Ir374.
Papists not to serve in, 2243,
Irl331, 1450.

pay, 2429, 2507, 2704, 2707,
Ir978, 992, 1056, 1085, 1087,
1331, S1918.
arrears, see that title.
deductions, Ir992, 993.
enquiry as to, 4008.
foot soldiers, 2248.
horse soldiers, 2198, Ir993.
Irish army, Ir978.
in Low Countries, 3984.
of troops, Parliamentary, 2671.
from poll money, S3034,
reduced, Irl008.
stoppages, see that title.
Parliament reduced to impo-
tence by, 2738.

under command of Parliament,
3143.

Parliamentary :
in Cornwall, 2643.
gratuity to, 2303.
in Hull, pardon offered, 2210.
information of movements of,
to be sent to Charles, 2319.
landed at Shannon, Ir433.
laws of war enforced on, 2303.
subscriptions for, 2345.
permission to export corn to, in
France, 1517, 1518.
petitioners declared enemies to
the State, 2686.

petitions, 2686, 2696, 2820, 2972.
plate to be brought in for relief
of, Ir376.

proposals to Charles I (ficti-
tious), 2705.

Arran

Army :

provisions for, see that title.
proclamation by Sir Thomas
Fairfax, 2710, 2828, 2836
2858, 2864.

professes allegiance to the Co-
venant, S1915.

Protestant, in Munster, Ir454,
quarters, see that title.
to be raised for Parliament, 2220,
recruiting, see that title.
regiments :

assigned to counties, S1990.
to return to their stations, 3160.
sent to Flanders, S3006.
sent to Holland, 1437.
seven formed, S1811.

Royal forces disbanded, S1910.
Royal regiment, Ir817.

Royal regiment of Horse, 4258.
Royalist :

lace forbidden on dress of, 2435.
plunder by, forbidden, 2309.
Scottish, see under Scotland.
Scots regiments in Holland,
S2647.

sent into Ireland, Irl53.
standing, of William III, 4258.
standing of Ireland, under Wil-
liam III, Irl390.
strayed horses, Irll82.
supply of bread to English,
S2081.

swearing forbidden, 2554.
thanks of Parliament to those
who joined, 2724.
trade protected by, 2808.
treatment of the English by
Scots, S1924, 1987, 2055.
unfavourable to settlement of
Church government, 2683.
victualling, see that title.
volunteers, see that title.
in the Western Shires not to
exact money, S2315.

Armyne, Sir William, Bt., 2167.

Arnault, Henri or Henry, 4265,
Irl393.

Arneil, Alexander, cordiner,
Mill-holm, St. Quivox, S2567.

Arnestoun, Arnistoun : S1805.
mains of, S2312.

Arness, Fin wick, S2567.

Arnold :

J., assaulted, 3712, 3714.

Sir Nicholas, Ir54, see also under
Privy Council, under Ireland,

Arnot, Arnots :

Andrew, merchant, Kirkcaldy,
S2401.

Archibald, Newburgh, S2401.
John, 1447.

John, Hareshaw hill, S2567.
John, elder and younger, of
Pitgrumzies, S2401,

Rev. Samuel, S2312, 2463.
reward for arrest of, S2388,
2450.

Rev. Thomas, Collesay, S2401.
Lt.-Col., S3801.

Arnprior, Stirling, S2567.

Arnprior burn, Stirling, S2567.

Arquebusses :
use of forbidden, 739.

See also Firearms.

Arran :

James Hamilton, 3rd Earl of,
see Chatelherault, James Ha-
milton, Duke of, 312, S48.
James Stewart, 5th Earl of,
S519, 547, 572a.

James Hamilton, Earl of, see
Hamilton, Duke of.

Arran (Irish peerage) :

Richard Butler, 1st Earl of,
Ir815.

Charles Butler, 2nd Earl of,
4258.

Key to ) 152 5 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates j 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

INDEX

Avery

Array

Array, Commission of, see under
Commissions.

Arrears :

army, S3028, 3034, 4151, Ir565,
643, 838, 992, 1185.
claims for, Irl249, 1422.
of disbanded officers, Irl369,
1379, 1409, 1427.
false certificates for, 2707.
of half-pay officers not to be
bought up, Irl361.
of non-commissioned officers
paid, Irl378.
of officers, 2799.
to be paid, 2702, 3177 a, 3179,
3952, 4151.

of reformado officers, 2535.
of assessments to be recovered,
3259.

contribution of Oxford, 2569.
navy, to be paid, 3951.
pollmoney, liable to be quad-
rupled, S3099.

of taxation to be collected,
3109.

Arrest, illegal, 1508, 2219.

Arrestments on the Equivalent,
S3316.

Arson, threats of, by Royalists,
2509.

Arstruchil, Ayrshire, S2567.

Artachthos, 1785.

Arthur :

Alexander, Cumbernauld, Dum-
barton, S2567.

Arthur, Rashie Hill, Stirling,
S2567.

George, Rashie Hill, Stirling,
S2567.

John, Borland, S2567.

Articles agreed upon ... 16 June,
declared spurious, 2711.

Articles, Thirty-nine, reprinted,
1568.

Articles of Peace, S1982.
signed by Cromwell, 3022.

Articles of Perth :

Ministers to obey, S1310.
to be observed, S1336.

Artificers :

Acts concerning, 24 b.
to leave Court, 1484.

Artillery :

commission for, 673-4.
export of, forbidden, S1317.
maintenance of, 524, 669-72,

. 1059, 1060, 1061, 1545, 1540,

1547, 1548.

See also Archery.

Aryalland, Laird of, Wigtoun,
S2567.

Arundel :

Henry Fitzalan, 12th Earl of,
373, 374.

Thomas ^Howard, 14th Earl of,
1206, '1225, 1350, 1469, 1717,
1807, 1829.

Henry, 3rd Baron Arundell of
Wardour, 3764,

See also Norfolk, Duke of.

Ascough, see Ayscoglie.

Ash, Ashe :

St. George, Bishop of Clogher
and Cloyne, see under' Privy
Council, under Ireland.

John, 2301, 2853.

Thomas, Ir667,

Ash-trees, Roxburgh, S2567.

Ashbie, Geo., 874.

Ashburnham :

Sir Denny, Bt.,8748, 3761.
John, 2529, 3366, 3738.

William, 2449.

Ashenhurst :

Humble (alias Needham), 3522,
8630.

Randolph, 8854
Thomas, 3854.

Ashfield :

Col., 3183.

Robert, 1021.

Ashley :

Anthony, Lord, see Shaftesbury.
Sir Anthony Ashley Cooper,
1st Earl of.

George, 2197.

Sir Jacob : 1822, 2237.

Governor of Oxford, 2352.
captured, 2647 a.

Ensign John, 2078.
Ashlie-burn, Roxburgh, S2567.
Ashton :

Sir Arthur, 2579.

John, 1635.

John, accused of treason, 4062,
4086.

Ensign Robert, 2078.

See also Aston.

Ashurst, Sir William, 3858.
Ashurst, William, 2461,2704, 2995.
Aske, Robert, 162.

Askekile, Co. Wexford, Irl537.
Askertie, Co. Kilkenny, Irl440.
Aslimyard, Laird, S3074.

Assart lands :
fee-farms to be sold, 1013.
regrants of, 1009.

Assassination declared a duty by
Covenanters, S2577.
Assassination plot, thanksgiving
for discovery of, 4183.
Assaults on English forbidden,
S2187.

Assemblies :

of fanatical persons forbidden,
Ir628.

illegal, SI 968.
for leading of teinds, S690.
of Protestants forbidden , Ir 1 004.
tumultuous, forbidden, 320,
2762.

See also General Assembly and
Unlawful assemblies.
Assembly of Divines, see under
Westminster.

Assessment, Assessments :
appeals from, 2381.
arrears of, to be paid, 3204.

City companies in arrear,
2487.

collection of, 2362, 2364, 2473.
collectors to give in accounts,
2430.

commissioners for, 3162, S2737,
2847, 2888.

distress for, 2362, 2430.
enforcement of, 3260.
forbidden by the King, 2381,
2404.

of members of Parliament,
2328.

of money to be made, Ir350.
for Parliament, 2323.
refusal to pay, how met, 2470.
before Restoration forgiven,
2382.

for Scots loan, 2505.
six months’, raised, S2192.
three months’, Ir561, 570.
Assignments :

of loan not paid to Parliament,
2612.

on Crown rents, Ir284, 664, 681.
to cease, Ir683.

on rents not to be collected by
soldiers, Ir284.
on rents, granting of, Ir270.
on the revenue granted, Ir302.
on the Equivalent, S3316.
Assil, Mill of, Girvan, S2567.
Assil, Milltoun of, Girvan, S2567.
Assize :

of bread and beer, 1624.
of bread by avoirdupois weight,
1785.

of food, 531.

Assize :

of victual, 557, 558.
of wages to be held, 1224.
of wheat, Ir363.

Assise of Bread, The, 1785.

Assizes :

adjournment of, 4045.
alterations in, 4114.
dates changed, 4483.
judges’ charges at, 2682, 2681,
3293.

in Kerry, Irl312.
postponed, 2453, 3158, 3234.
publication at, 2230.

Associated (Royalist) counties,
for order in, 2602.
Association, Associations :
bond of, S3087.
county, forbidden, 2369.
for fishing, S1621.
oath of, Ir425, 429.
treasonable, S2879.

See also Western Association.
Assurance, the, S3243.

to be taken, S3230.

* Assured Scots,’ S46, 47, 48, 49.
Aston :

Sir Arthur, 1000.

Christopher, 466.

Sir Thomas, 1840.

See also Ashton.

Atheists, 2369.

Athenry, Francis Birmingham,
16th Lord, Ir444, 445.
Atherdee, Louth, Ir704, 1320.
Athlone, Co. Roscommon, Irl255.
court of, Ir654.
court of claims, Ir577.
leases of Abbey lands, Ir229.
Athol, muster in, S141.

Athol :

John Stewart, 4th Earl of, S387.

muster against, S388.

John Stewart, 5th Earl of, S622,
780.

John Murray, 1st Marquess of,
S2114, 2116, 2482, 2529, 2566,
2588, 2600, 2619, 2644, 2645,
2693, 2711, 2725, 2741, 2743,
2746, 2943.

Atie, Arthur, 874.

Atkin :

Edward, Nethertoun, Lanark-
shire, S2567.

Edward, younger, Abingtoun,
Lanarkshire, S2567.

Hugh, Adam-crolt, Torboltoun,
S2567.

Hugh, Torboltoun, S2567.
Humphrey, Barmushlock, Ren-
frewshire, S2567.

James, Adam-croft, Torboltoun,
S2567.

John, shoemaker, Hamiltoun,
S2567.

John, weaver, Boningtoun, Kil-
marnock, S2567.

Robert, merchant, Biggar, Coul-
ter, S2567.

Thomas, 1986.

Walter, Chatto, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Aid., 2658, 2948, 2978.

— , Hill of Barscob, Renfrew-
shire, S2567.

Atkins, Atkyns :

Edward, privilege of, 3553.
Herman, 3530.

Sir Robert, L. C. Baron, 3677,
3858, 4045.

Colonel, Alderman Thomas,
2078.

Atkinson :

John, the stockener, 3389.
Samuel, 4064.

Capt., 3389.

— , 4040.

Attorney, appearance by, 860.

Attorney-General, Common wealth
proclamations prepared by,
2851, 3608, 3634.

Attorneys :

for Court of Claims, Ir690,

868.

Aubrey, W., 813.

Auchairne, Ballantree, S2567.
Auchinbat, Galstoun, S2567.
Auchinbathie, Renfrew, S2567.
Auchincairn, S2567.

Auchindoun, S747.

Auchinflour, Ballantree, S2567.
Auchingeith, Dumfries, S2567.
Auchingibbet, Cumnock, S2567.
Auchingray, Shiels of, New Monk-
land, S2567.

Auchin-hastning, Dumfries,
S2567.

Auchinleck, Ayrshire, S2567.
Auchinleck :

Sir George, S1447.

Schir John (Rev.), S27.

John, elder, Balgraden, Kirk-
cudbright, S2567.

John, son, Balgraden, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

John, Dalgredan, S2567.
Auchinlie, Shots, S2567.
Auchinloch, Rutherglen, S2567.
Auchinlochat, Ayrshire, S2567.
Auchinnames, Laird of, S3074.
Auchinroy, Straitoun, S2567.
Auchinruglen, Galstoun, S2567.
Auchinshine, Dumfries, S2320.
Auchinshinoch, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Auchinsoul, Ban-, S2567.
Auchinweik, Torboltoun, S2567.
Auchlochan, Lesmahago, S2567.
Auchlochan, Town-foot of, S2567.
Auchmouty, Lieut., S3084.
Auchnaroch, Kirkmichael, S2567.
Auchneicht, Dailey, S2567.
Auchnotroch, Lesmahago, S2567.
Auchterarder, S2725.
Auchterlony, James, S2371, 2860.
Auchtermarine, Laird of, S3113.
Auchtermuchty, resetting outed
ministersin,forbidden,S2401.
Audeley :

G., Lord, see under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Sir Thomas, L. Chancellor, 148.
See also Audley, Awdelay.

Audit :

the king’s, to be held, 1014,

1103, 2521.

for Prince of Wales’s revenue,

1104.

Auditors of the Imprest, 1575.
Audley, see Castlehaven, James
Tuchet, 13th Baron, 1st Earl of.
Aughrim, Battle of, Irl228.
Augier, Paul, Irl427, 1429, 1469.
Augustine Friars, see O’Driscoll,
Dionysius.

Auld :

John, Balmitchel, Stirlingshire,
S2567.

William, Linlithgow, S2567.
Aulderstoun, Bothwel, S2567.
Aulnage, see Alnage.

Aungier :

Francis, 1st Lord, see imderPrivy
Council, under Ireland.

Sir Francis, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Austria, 10.

archdukes of, 999.
peace with, 24.
trade with stopped, 23.
treaty with, 37.
truce with, 112.

Avair, Thomas, Bowdoun, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Avery :

Aid. Samuel, 2608, 2734.

Key to
Dates

) 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416.
1 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398, 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762.

1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
1700 4271, Irl413, S319U.

545

INDEX

Avery

Avery :

Timothy, Ir517, 556.

— , 3488, 3491.

Avoir de poiz weight, 797.

Awdelay :

J., 1746.

See also Audeley.

‘ Awncell weights,’ 46.

Awson, Richard, alias Old Mob,
4054.

Aycliffe, Ackeliffe, Durham, Peti-
tion to Lords concerning their
curate, 2068.

Aylesbury, 2339.

Aylesbury :

See Ailesbury, Earl of.

Sir Thomas, Bt., 1652, 1676.

Aylesford near Maidstone, riots
in, 4231.

Aylmer, Sir Gerald, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Aymouth Castle, S52.

Ayr :

town of, S2567.

Newtoun of, Monktoun, S2567.
correction house to be built,
S3145.

Ayr, William Crichton, 1st Vis-
count of, afterwards Earl of
Dumfries, S1447.

Ayre, Anthony, 3366.

Ayrshire :

covenanters, S2567.
forestalled in, S819.
heretors to take the band,
S2426.

horses seized in, S2432, 2437.
levy in, S2108.

Ayscoghe, Ayscough, Sir Edward,
2093, 2167, 2348.

Azores, 710.

Baathe, see Bath.

Babington :

Abraham, 2995.

Anthony, arrest of, 788.

Mary privy to conspiracy of,
790.

Babroch-hill, Stewartoun, S2567.
Bachelors, duty on, 4281.

Bacon :

Sir Francis, 1st Baron Verulam,
Visct. St. Albans, L. Chan-
cellor, 1154, 1190, 1206.
allusion to trial of, 1323.

Sir Nicholas, 615.

Baddeley, Richard, 3423.
Badenoch, muster at, S598, 1353.
Badger, Thomas, Inverwick, Had-
dington, S2567.

Badges given to poor of Dublin
for begging, Ir923.

Bagcheik groat, currency of, S40.
Baggage horses :
to be prepared by heretors,
S2827, 2917.

proclamation enforced, S2835.
Bagge, Sir James, 1575.

Baignoux, Timothy, 3872.

Bail required for ships suspected
of attacking Spaniards, 589.
Bailable crimes, S3209.

Bailie, Baillie :

George, Jariswood, S3088.

Sir James, Lochend, S1447.

Sir William, S1805.

William, Muncktoun, S3074.
Bailiffe, John, Ir965.

Baily, Lady, Colvil, S2401.
Baines, Banes:

Lieut. Daniel, S3084.

Lieut. John, S3084.

Lieut.-Col., 2564.

Bainliam :

Theophilus, 2578.

William, 1148.

Bainton, Northamptonshire, 2461.

Baird, Corss, Kilbride, S2567.

Baird :

James, Dungeon-hill, Old Monk-
land, S2567.

John, merchant,' Glasgow, S2567.

John, Kirkhill, Cambusnethan,
S2567.

John, Meikle-govan, S2567.

Sir John, of Newbaith, Lord of
Session, S2851.

Robert, Meikle-govan, S2567.

William, of Auchmedden,
S3254.

William, cordiner, Glasgow,
S2567.

Bait-bank-head, Roxburgh, S2567.

Baker :

Abraham, 1072.

Elizabeth, 3828.

Sir John, 373, 374.

John, 490.

John, Ban well, 3828.

Mary, 3828.

Bakers :

monopoly of, Irl080.

orders for, 1007.

‘ Bakers’ dozens,’ 1007, 1036.

Balance of Europe, 4321.

Balances for coin, 794, 800, 1254,
1269, 1652, 1676.

Balbedie, Laird of Malcolm,

S2829.

Balbruthy, Fleeming of, S2468.

Balbuthie, S2401.

Balcanquell, Lady, S2401.

Balcarres, Balcarras, Belcarras,
Belcarres :

Alexander Lindsay, 2nd Baron
Lindsay of Balcarres and 1st
Earl of, SI 811.

Colin Lindsay, 3rd Earl of,
S2529, 2578, 2588, 2600, 2644,
2645, 2646, 2711, 2715, 2725,
2733, 2741, 2743, 2746.

Balcaskie, Sir William Bruce of,
S2529

Balcastle, Stirling, S2567.

Balch, John, 3739.

Balchristie, Fifeshire, S2567.

Baldoon, Dunbar of, S2588.

Baldornock, Stirling, S2567.

Baldstard, S2401.

Baldwyn, Edward, 2240.

Bale, Sir John, 2197.

Balenirinoth, see Balmerinoch.

Balfe :

James, Ballyslackan, Irl527.

John, Ballynestokan, Irl517,
1518.

Balfour, Balfore :

of Burleigh, Sir Michael Bal-
four 1st Baron, Ir223.

David, S27.

George, Gilstoun, S2477, 2463.

Henry, Denbug, S3082.

Sir James, proclamation against,
S414.

Sir James (Lyon King at Arms),
S1556.

John, Lethum, S2401.

John, Kinloch, S2463, 2475,
2477.

murderer of the archbishop,
1,000 marks (Scots) reward
for, S2630.

Robert, see Burleigh, Master of,
and Burleigh, Robert Balfour,
Baron of.

Robert, Clerk ot Parliament,
S2886.

William, 1668.

Balfour of Glenawley, Sir James,
1st Baron, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Balfron, parish of, Stirlingshire,
S2567.

Balglass, Stirlingshire, S2567.

Balgony, S2401.

Balgraden, Kirkcudbrightshire,
S2567.

Balguier, Bartholomew, 3872.
Balkers, Ir767.

Balkin, Walkin :

Thomas, Irl336.

William, Irl336.

Balkon, Ir772.

Ballachnay,East Monkland,S2567.
Ballaghcomane, Irl517.
Ballanenagh, Ir927.

Ballantree, Ayrshire, S2567.
Ballard, George, 1294.
Ballaschanlan, Irl466.

Ballast :

in the Thames, 1736.
not to be thrown into the Forth,
S1326, 1394, 1569.

Ballastage, 3227.

Balleny, James, younger, Hart-
burn-head, Edinburgh, S2567.
Ballicoolan, Irl202.

Ballimackey, Irl336.

Ballincarrig, Co. Kerry, Irl320.
Ballinorkill, Queen’s County,
Irl304.

Ballintegart, Ir853.

Ballintotty, Tipperary, Ir953.
Balliskenagh, King’s County,
Irl486.

Balloch :

John, Cumbernauld, Dumbar-
tonshire, S2567.

Robert, Temple in Barscob,
Dumbartonshire, S2567.
Balls, Thomas, 3366.

Ballycallan, Irl440.

Ballycona, Irl537.

Ballydore, Irl527.

Ballydura, Irl537.

Ballygeetli, Irl517.

Ballyglassig, Co. Cork, Irl315.
Ballyhaura, Irl466.

Ballyhemyn, Kilkenny, Irl304.
Ballyhooly, Irl527, 1537.
Ballykelly, Ballikeally, Bally-
kealy, Irl336, 1527.
Ballyline, Co. Kilkenny, Irl440.
Ballyloge, Irl485.
BallyMacIllchony, Ir927.
Ballymascanlan, Co. Louth, Irl320.
Ballymastoker Bay, Irl605.
Ballymullin, Irl336.

Ballymore prisoners, Irl215.
Ballymortagh, Irl440.
Ballynacool, Irl336.
Ballynahinch, Barony, Galway,
Irl608.

Ballynaskreen, Co. Derry, Ir794.
Ballynehinch, Barony, Co. Cork,
Irl546.

Ballynepark, Irl537.
Ballynestokan, Irl517.
Ballynetra, Waterford, Irl370.
Ballynoe, Cork, Irl552.
Ballyntrohan, Ir853.
Ballyomurreene, Irl485.
Ballyvorny, Irl517.

Ballyoulagh, Co. Limerick, Irl315.
Ballyrodoonig, Irl488.
Ballyshannon, Irl78.

Governor of, Irl67.
Ballyslackan, Irl527.
Balmaclellan, S2312, 2488.
Balmadde, S27.

Balmagan, good-wife of, S2567.
Balmagechan, S2312.

Balmeanoch, Conventicle, S2401.
Balmerino :

Conventicle, S2409.

Guilou, weaver of, S2463.
Balmerinoch, Balmerino :

John Elphinstone, 2nd Lord
(Extraordinary Lord of Ses-
sion), S1698, 1989.

John Elphinstone, Master of,
afterwards 4th Lord, S2711,
2715, 2743, 2746.

Bankrupts

Balmitchel, portioner of, Stirling-
shire, S2567.

Balmonto, Belmont, S1804.

Balmore, Stirlingshire, S2567.

Balnagoon, Laird of, S3113.

Balnoular, Ballantrae, S2567.

Balrenny, Irl493.

Balsagart, Kirkmichael, S2567.
Baltersan,Carse of,Wigtoun,S2567

Baltic Sea :
piracy in, 639.
trade in, 1333.
in naval supplies, 3414.
objects of, 1597.
quarantine on ships from, 4492
4500, 4512, Irl596, 1604, 1619’,
SI 06.

Baltimore, Sir George Calvert, 1st
Baron, 1236.

Baltinglas :

Sir Rowland Eustace, 2nd
Visct., Ir46.

James Eustace, 3rd Visct., ex-
empted from pardon, IrlOO.
Sir Thomas Roper, 5th Visct.,
Ir349. See also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Bamff, see Banff.

Bamford, Ensign Partrick, 2078.

Bampfield :

SirCoplestonWarwick, Bt.,4360.
Joseph, 3459.

Banbury, William Knollys, K.G.,
1st Earl of, 928, 934, 941, 1007,
1575.

Banchorie-Ternitie (Banchory),
Kincardine, market granted
to, SI 103.

Bancrief-land, Linlithgow, S2507.

Bandolier-makers, 1635.

Bandoliers, import of, forbidden,
S2327.

Bands, see Bonds.

Bands, Trained : 1496.
assembled at King’s orders to be
dispersed by the sheriffs as
unlawful assemblies, 2140.
Buckinghamshire, petition of,
2202.

called out, 1829.
all citizens to be listed, 2766.
to be exercised, 2102.
forbidden to assemble by order
Parliament without warrant
under Great Seal, 2150.
petition concerning, 2181.
only to be raised by royal war-
rant, 2105.

punishment of absentees, 2342,
2417.

CliarlesI complains of their use,
2150.

Banes, see Baines.

Banff: S748.
collection for, S3 102.
correction house to be built,
S3145.

Bangleish, Johnstoun of, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Banished lords :
communication with, forbid-
den, S549.

received to favour, S576, 577.
return of, S837.

Banister, John, 1035.

Bank, Carsphairn, S2320.

Bank, Rutherglen, S2567.

Bankhead, Linlithgow, S2567.

Bankhead, Forrester of, S2463.

Banknock, Stirlingshire, S2567.

Bankrupt estates, sold, S21S8,
S2139.

Bankruptcy registrar and ex-
aminer, 1221.

Bankrupts :

commissioner for, 1221.

register of, 1830.

unlawful alienations by, SI 337.

1152 5 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.

j 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

546

Key to
Dates

Banks

INDEX

Beckwyth

Banks, Bankes, Bancks, Banckos :
Adam, 2783.

Sir John, L.C.J., C.I\, 1752,
1896, 2198, 2579, 2589.

Sir John, Bt., 4231.

Major, 2995.

Banlaws, Ir310.

Bannagh, Olive, Ir808.

Bannatine, Bannatyne :

— , Kaims, S3074.

John, S3169.

Bannockburn, Stirlingshire,
S2567.

Banon, William, Irl304.

Bantry, Co. Cork, Irl304, 1488.
Baptisms :
irregular, S3051.
register, see that title.

Bar, Kirkpatrick-durliam, S2312.
Barantree, Kenfrewshire, S2567.
Barbachly, Cochran of, S2538.
Barbadoes, Barbados:

proclamation by governor of,
3057 a.

time-expired servants in, re-
ceive grants of land,
2735.

trade with, free of customs,
2677.

Barbary States :
collections for captives, 1377,
1639.

English agent in, 1639.
Englishmen not to injure na-
tives of, 1562.
tin mines discovered, 1823.

See also Algiers, Tunis, &c.
Barbary Company, 1153.

Barbee, Carriek, S2567.

Barber :

Baldwin, 1035.

John, elder, Nether-barley,
S2567.

John, Ir690.

Patrick, Baxter, Tranent,
S2567.

Barbuie, Dairy, S2320.

Barbuy, Dumfries, S2567.

Barclay, Barkley :

David, S2114.

David, S2559.

Sir George, 4173, 4186, 4191,
4238, Irl317, S3089.

Rev. George, preacher, Rox-
burgh, S2463, 2567.

Matthew, Babroch-hill, Stewar-
toun, S2587.

Robert, 2743.

Robert, S2027.

Robert, of Ure, S2559.

Aid. William, 1986, 2478.

See also Berkeley.

Bard, Maximilian, 2272, 2354.

See also Beard.

Bardon, William, 3872.

Barehouse, Mauchlin, S2567.
Bargeny, Currow of, Dailey,
S2567.

Bargeny :

Sir John Hamilton, 1st Baron,
S2114.

John Hamilton, 2nd Baron,
S2567, 2796.

Bariky, see Deeneen.

Barilla, 1649.

Bark, only to be sold in open
market, S107.

Barker :

Christopher, patent of, com-
plained of, 2026.

James, Craigie, Linlithgow-
shire, S2567.

Henry, Dep. Clerk of the Crown,
3227.

Robert, patent of, 1157, 1193,
2026.

Barkine, Roxburghshire, S2567.
Barklay, see Barclay.

Barkstead :

Col. Sir John, Regicide, 2972,
3224.

Barleagh, Irl488.

Barleitch, Galstoun, S2567.

Barley :

over-consumption of for malt,
1068.

price, 390.

See also Malt, Bear.

Barlornie, Linlithgowshire,
S2567.

Barlow, see Byerley.

Barmaclellan, Kirkcudbright-
shire, S2567.

Barmushloch, Renfrewshire,
S2567.

Barnaby, William, Haddington,
S2567.

Barncleugli, S2320.

Barne, Herman, 3068.

Barneight, Mauchlin, S2567.

Barnes, William, 4206.

Barnewall, Barnewell, Barnwell :
Christopher, of Ratliaskett,
Ir365.

Patrick, of Kilbrue, Ir349.
Patrick, see Trimleston, Lord.
Sir Richard, 2nd Bt., Ir349,
358, 388, 445.

Richard, of Lespopell, Ir365.

Barnham, Benedict, 2746.

Barnhill, Evandale, S2567.

Barnkirk, Wigtonshire, S2567.

Barns, Elizabeth, 3828.

Barns, Roxburghshire, S2567.

Barnsalloch, Kirkcudbrightshire,
S2567.

Barns-mill, Haddingtonshire,
S2567.

Barnstaple, Barstable, Devon :
1583, 1696.

Irish refugees at, 2723.

Barnwell, Ayrshire, S2567.

Barnwell Fair suspended, 3422,
3462.

Barnwood Forest, 311.

Baronies in Dublin and Meatli
declared out of protection,
Ir369.

Baron-john, see Nasmith John,
S2567.

Baronets :

knighthood for eldest sons of,
S1636.

register of, 3582.

of Nova Scotia, see that title.

Barons’ coronets, orders for shape
of, 3792.

Baron’s-Mains, Dalziel, S2567.

Barr, Ayrshire, S2567.

Barr, Carriek, S2488.

Barrachorie, Old Monkland,
S2567.

Barracks :

care of empty, Irl502.
fire-arms not to be taken out of,
Irl365.

fittings of, Irl402.
furniture, Irl519, 1560, 1582.
masters, rules for, Irl402.
orders for, Irl432, 1433
repairs, weekly return ordered,
Irl453.

Barrack-room damages, Irl494.

Barrels and Casks :

butter, see under Butter,
for fish, S1252.
for grain, Ir251.
to be handed over to the King’s
purveyors, 81.

law as to manufacture of en-
forced, Irl392.

for salmon, Ir251, S1314,

2970.

size of, Irl392.
wine, see under Wine.

Barret, Robert, 2995.

Barrie :

James, Newlands, Kilbride,
S2567.

John, younger, Newlands, Kil-
bride, S2567.

Barriff, Captain William, 2078.
Barrington, Sir Thomas, Bt., 2170.
Barristers, admission of, 318.
Barron :

Geffrey, Ir444.

William, Irl322, 1336.
Barrowman, James, Espertoun,
Edinburgh, S2567.

Barrull Teige, Irl304.

Barry :

David, exempted from pardon,
IrlOO.

David (Snavee), Irl315.

David, Irl322.

James, alias Snavee, Slianakiel,
Irl517.

John, Ir963.

John, alias Snavee, Ballyhawra,
Ir 1466.

John, Duneraple, Irl527.

John M'Thomas, Ballyhooly,
Irl527, 1537.

Joseph, Ir868.

J., Ir615.

Matthew, Ir613, 615, 618, 791,
795, 874.

Phillip, Irl315.

Richard, 1838, 1486.

Robert, alias Snavfe, Gortna-
glough, Irl517
Robert, Shanakiel, Irl517.
Robert, see Cork and Cloyne.
Thomas, Cloghranke, Irl440.
William, Inchinavanagli,
Irl517.

Barry of Santry :

Sir James Barry, 1st Baron.
Richard Barry, 2nd Baron.

See under Santry.

Barrymore, Earl of, see under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
Barscob, Dumbartonshire, S2312,
2567.

Barscob, hill of, Renfrewshire,
S2567.

Barskeven, Renfrewshire, S2567.
Barskimming, Mauchlin, S2567.
Barstob, Medellan of, S2463,
Barston, James, 3634.

Bartagart, S2567.

Bartlemew :

Archibald, S2986.

John, in Keirhill, S2986.
Bartholomew Fair postponed
(plague), 863, 968, 1442, 1618,
1730, 1750, 3429, 3468,

Bartol, Alexander, Ormistoun,
Haddingtonshire, S2567.
Barton, Ambrose, 2509.

Bartrim, Rev. Alexander, S2409.
Barvole, John, see Leary.

Base Coin and money : S44, 385.
accepted at bullion rate, 1491.
calling in of, 541, S454.
coined, Irl038, 1040, 1105,

1109, 1115, S86.

currency of, 428, Irl72, 177,
Irl096.
decried, Ir48.

description of, Irl038, 1040,
1105, 1109, 1115.
exchange with gold and silver,
IrlllS.

exchange of base testons, Ir536,
541.

forbidden, S167.
imported from England, Ir41.
of Ireland not current, S1055.
of Jas. II not current, Irll93.
made legal tender, Irl096.
redeemed at par, Irl096.
valuation of, 530.
value reduced, Irll27.

Bashaw Dey Aga, 4280.
Baskervile, Thos., 2763
Bass, The :

beacon to be prepared, S2725.
Rebels : S2918, 2963, 3000.
correspondence with, forbid-
den, S2077.

prisoners denounced, S297.
Bassano, brothers, 1166.
Bassindean, Berwickshire, S2567.
Bateman :

Robert, 1867.

Richard, 2459, 2608.

Bath :

Abbey, collection for building,
680.

St. John’s Hospital, 680.

Bath :

Sir John Granville, 7th Earl of,
2198, 2237, 2529, 3177 b,

3355, 3414, 3492, 3494, 3516,
3553, 3567, 3568, 3581, 3608,
3644, 3674, 3677, 3682, 3704,
3712, 3714, 3719, 3734, 3737,
3741, 3754, 3755, 3763, 3764,
3868, 3966, 4086, Ir610.
James, Ir46.

Mary, ofWrington, 3828.
Patrick, Ir300.

Bathgate, Linlithgowshire, S2567.
Bathurst :

Sir Benjamin, 3783.

Samuel, Ir643.

William, 4202.

Bating Bush, S6.

Baud, 4429.

Bauden, Sir John, 3858.

Bavridge, Col., S2862.

Bawbees, counterfeit, S167.
Bawdie, John, Newlands, Kil-
bride, S362.

Baxter, Baxters :

John, elder, Govan, S2567.
John, younger, Govan, S2567.
Robert, 1169.

Bayley, Bayly, Baylie :

Abraham, 3739.

David, 2990.

Major, 2294.

Baynes, John, S2064.

Baynham, Edward, Irl54.
Baynton, Edward, 2055.

Beacons, 2197, S2725.

against Highland raids, S2856.
Beakie, James, of Tankerness,
S3113.

Beale, Richard, 2745.

Bealing, Lawrence, Ir358.

Beans, prices, 389, 390.

Beanstoun, Laird of, S3113.

Beard :

Maximilian, 2704, 2995.

Richard, 4206.

See also Bard.

Beare, John, 1575.

Beast, Thomas, 1012.

Beatie, Thomas, taylor, Bang-
leish, Roxburghshire, S2567.
Beaton, see Bethune.

Beatson, David, SI 804.
Beauchamp :

Edward Seymour, Lord, son of
9th Earl of Hertford, 1113.
William, 1635.

Beaufort, Henry Somerset, 1st
Duke of, 3737, 3754, 8755,
3763, 3764, 3782, 3785, 3787,
3824, 3826, 3933.

Beaumoris, Anglesey, 1606, 1626.
Beaver hats, regulations for
making, 1775, 1810.

Beaver Makers, Company of, in-
corporation of, 1775.

Becher, William, 1668.

Becket, name of, to be erased
from service books(1538), 176.
Becket, Randall, Ir372.

Beckwyth, Leonard, S74.

Key to
Dates

1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1626 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
1660 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

547

Bed

INDEX

Billeting

Bed, beds :

alehouses to keep one for tra-
vellers, 1233.

to be kept for travellers in
licensed inns, 293.

Beddye, William, murder of
332.

Bedels, S2698.

Bedfordshire, 382.
petitions :

to King for peace with Parlia-
ment, 2332.

to Parliament for peace with
the King, 2334.

for Puritan reform, 2041, 2042.

Bedford:

John Russell, 1st Earl of, 360,
373, 374.

Francis Russell, 2nd Earl of,
773.

murder of, S564, 565, 569.
William Russell, 5th Earl and
1st Duke of, 1888, 2220, 3304,
3323, 3357, 3933, 3966, 4305.
George, 1634.

Bedingfield, Thomas, 801.

Bedlam, 535.

Bedland, Cuningliam, Laird of,
S2312, 2463.

Bedlornie, Shots, S2567.

Bedrule, Roxburghshire, S2567,

Bedshaw, Shots, S2567.

Beech, used for timbering in
London, 1011.

Beecher, Sir William, 1518, 1527.

Beef:

export of, forbidden, Irl229.
prices] raised, 143.

See also Victuals.

Beehives robbed, Ir.1574.

Bear :

import from Ireland allowed,
S3078.

price of, to regulate price of ale
and beer, S2484.

Beer:

assize of, 1624.

Bremen, import of, allowed,
S2374.

brewing of, for sale, restricted
to brewers, S2414.

Easterline, S1328, 1408.
English, S1408.

English, not to be mixed, S1322.
export, forbidden, 827.
foreign, forbidden, S1408.
high-priced, forbidden, 2872.
import of English, forbidden,
S1213

kinds of’ SI 328.
licensed houses only to sell,
S519.

licences to sell, S2097.
price of, 2437, 2872, S1099,
1277 a, 1290. 2412, 2414, 2420,
2479 a, 2491.

regulations for sale of, Ir293.
to be weak and cheap, 1068,
2872.

winesellers not to keep women
for drawing, S2083.

See also Ale.

Begg, Beg :

James, Whiteliolm, S2567.
Thomas, S1762.

Beggars :

Acts and laws against, enforced,
S62, 936, 2682, 3015.
to be arrested, 1428, 1602, 1623,
4751, Ir478.

badges in Dublin, Ir923.
confined to certain limits,
Ir279.

whipping of, Ir265, 279.
arrested in Dublin, Ir743,
enlisted, S1332, 1461, 1714.
Irish, to return home, 1583,
1970, S1538, 1553.

Beggars :

names under which they travel,
1602.

orders for, 858, Ir533, S1311,
1522, 2945.

punishment of, 110 c, 1563,
Ir265, S656, 2101.
to return to their parishes,
SI 267, 2101, 3184.
settlement of, S2981.

See also Vagabonds.

• Beggars of the sea ’ :

to leave English ports, 668.
Proclamation against, 629.

Beil, Thomas, Beilstoun,Fifeshire,
S2567.

Beilstoun, Fifeshire, S2567.

Belagan, S2567.

Belfast taken, 2798.

Belhaven :

Sir Robert Douglas of Spott,
1st Viscount, S1685.

Colonel John Hamilton, 2nd
Baron, S2796, 3002, 3081.

Belsches, see Tofts, Lord of.

Belisha, Thomas, 4200.

Bell:

Andrew, Kirkland, S2567.
Clement, 3068.

George, Castleliill, Anandale,
S2567.

Jacob, 4398.

James, Cairnhill, Craigie, S2567.
John, Gorrinberry, Roxburgh-
shire, S2567.

John, Nethertoun-shiels, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Lieut. John (D’Offerel’s regi-
ment), S3084.

John, weaver, Hamiltoun,

S2567.

Thomas, East-barns, Hadding-
tonshire, S2567.

William, Hamiltoun, S2567.

Bell Sound, 3089.

Bellamy, Bellamie :

Capt. Edward, 2078.

William, 1872.

Bells, declared rebels, S507.

Bellasis, Ballasyse, Bellasise,

Bellasye, Belasys, Belasyse :
John Belasyse, afterwards 1st
Baron, 2449.

Henry, 2nd Baron of Worlaby,
8868, 4043.

Col. Sir Henry, Irl376, 1390.
Thomas, see Fauconberg, Earl of.
Lady, 3663.

Bellendine, Bellenden, John Ker,
2nd Lord, murder by, S2823.

Bellet, Thomas, 911.

Bellew, Bellewe :

Sir Christopher, Ir349.

John, Ir349.

John, of Willetts town, Ir365.
Lord, see under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Bellimore, Barr, S2567.

Belling, Bellings :

Richard, Ir349, 390, 400, 432,
433, 435, 444, 445, 446, 447,
448, 449.

Roger, town-clerk of Drogheda,
111 881.

Bellingham :

Aid. Daniel, Ir643.

Sir Edward, Irl4, see also under
Privy Council, under Ireland.

Bell-metal :

export forbidden , 310, 330.
inquiry concerning, 662.

Bells, sale of, forbidden, 526.

Bellynant, Irl336.

Belpatrick, Irl336.

Belshes, Roxburghshire, S2567.

Beltoun, Haddington, S2567.

Belturbet, put out of protection,
Ir505.

Bembreich, Finwick, S2567.

Benbowe, J., 1894.

Bence :

Alexander, 2610.

Sir Alexander, Ir791, 819,

John, Ir791, 819, 870.

Bendall, Capt., 3735, 3739.

Benefices :

returns of rentals of, S731.
thirds of, S258, 260, 393, 400, 588.
unlawful holders of, S2232.

Benevolences, 1492.
form for, 1105.
repaid, 479.

Benn, Sir Antony, 1221.

Bennan, Barr, S2567.

Bennan, Dumfriesshire, S2567.

Bennen, Straitoun, S2567.

Bennet :

Henry, see Arlington, Henry
Bennet, 1st Earl of.
Humphry, 2838.

John, 3828.

John, Alisbeere, 3828.

Robert, Irl268.

Robert, S2561.

Sir William, Grubet, Roxburgh-
shire, S2567.

Capt., Ir558.

Benninghem, Herr Van, affronted
by George Carew, 3644.

Bentham, William, 8 a.

Bentinck, William, afterwards
1st Earl of Portland, 3966.

Benzie, Thomas, chapman tra-
veller, Roxburghshire, S2567.

Beresford, George, 897.

Bergen op Zoom, 1197.

Berkeley, Berkley, Berkly :
George Berkeley, 19th Baron,
1st Earl, 3323, 3671, 3674,
3677, 3764, 3830, 3868, 3885,
3918, 3921, 3933.

Charles Berkeley, 20th Baron,
2nd Earl of, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Sir John Berkeley, 1st Baron,
of Stratton, 3414, 3456, 3464,
3494, 3516, 3523, 3581, 3608,
3633, S2559.

John Berkeley, 3rd Baron, Ad-
miral of the Blue, 4146, 4305,
4404.

Sir Charles, 3323, 3366.

Francis, see under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Henry, Irl69.

Sir Henry, Bt., 2197.

Sir Maurice, Bt., 3327, see
also under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

William, see under Privy Coun-
cil, under Ireland.

See also Barclay.

Berkenhead, William, .and aliases,
4191, 4238.

escape from Newgate, 4203.

Berkshire, pardon for, 2295.
petition to Lords concerning
defence of the kingdom, 2015.
petition to Commons for Puri-
tan reform, 2014.

Berkshire :

FrancisNorris, Viscount Thame,
1st Earl of, 934, 941.

Thomas Howard, 2nd Earl of,
1762, 1807, 2198, 3363, 3492,
3523.

Bermondsey, fire in, 4279.

Bermuda :

trade with, free of customs,
2677.

See also Somers Islands.

Bernardi, — , 4186.

Bernardiston, Samuel, 3828.

Berners, Josias, 2998, 3002, 3003,
3013.

Berrill, Sir William, 879.

Berrowe, Richard, 1635.

Berry, Sir John, 3739.

Bertie :

James : see Abingdon, Earl of.
Peregrine, see Willoughby de
Eresby, Lord.

Vere, 3677.

Berwick : S83.

counterfeit coin made in, S167.
custom-house at, 1110.
Declaration of, S1702.
fair, S1642.
fair stopped, 1642.

Justice Courts at, S1013.
post from London, 773.
taken into protection, S2089.
against victualling, S60.

Berwick, James Fitzjames, 1st
Duke of, natural son of
James II, 4173, Irl317.
reward for arrest of, 4238.
Berwick-bounds, Berwickshire,
S2567.

Berwickshire :

Covenanters in, S2567.
need of harbours in, S3205.
regiment, S2725.

Betagh, Edward, of Mognaltie,
Ir365.

Bethel, Maj., 2759.

Bethel, Slingby, 3828.

Bethune, Beaton :

David, see under Archbishops,
under St. Andrews.

James, see under Archbishops,
under St. Andrews.

Better, Thomas, 1035.

Betty, galley, wreck of, Irl473.
Beuchan, Dumfriesshire, S2567.
Beuly, Turnbul of, S2463.
Beverley, 3881.

Beverley, Thomas, Ir690.

Bevill, Sir Robert, 1190,
Bewcastle, 1202.

Bewdeley, 3881.

Bewlie, Roxburghshire, S2567.
Bewwhat, Dalmellingtoun, S2567.
Bible, Bibles :

in English, French, and Dutch,
import of, forbidden (1530),
122.

translation of, promised (1539),
180.

Grafton’s, to be purchased
(1541), 192.

printed by relict of A. Anderson,
S2411.

printing a new edition of, 2360,
See also Scripture, Holy.
Bicester, collection for, 3509.
Bickerstaffe, Anthony, 2704.
Bicket :

David, Bonningtoun, Kilmar-
nock, S2567.

John, Kilmarnock, S2567.
Biddulph, Sir Michael, Bt.,4214.
Bidgood, Lieut. Andrew, 2078.
Bidlecomb, John, 2746.

Bigamy, 327.

Biggar :

muster at, 198, 199, 993, 995.
shooting wild fowl at, forbid-
den, S996.

Biggar Coulter, S2567.

Biggar :

Adam, — , Kilmawers, S2567.
James, Margloby, S2320.
Herbert, Barbuie, S2320.
Herbert (son), Barbuie, S2320.
Bigott, Sir Francis, rebellion of,
pardoned, 166.

‘ Billets ’ for vagabonds returning
to their parish, 121,

Billett, John, 902.

Billeting :

compulsory on all inhabitants
of Dublin, Ir415.
of sailors 3s. 6d. per week, 1540.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1576 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates \ 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

548

Billeting

INDEX

Bond

Billeting :

of troops, orders concerning,
2740.

the troops from Spain, 1502.
Billingsley :

Francis, 2240.

Henry, 1468, 1489.

Capt., 1855.

Bills :

of conformity (or complaint),
orders on, suspended, 1312.
fines on, abolished, 3004.
slanderous, against Privy Coun-
cil, 374.

Bilton, George, Deputy Treasurer
in Leith, S2113.

‘Binders,’ for cards, 1778.
Bingley, Sir John, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Binuan, Straitoun, S2567.
Binninagli, Irl517.

Binny, see Bonny.

Binny, Binnie :

John, S1758.

William, Balmore in Baldor-
nock, Stirlingshire, S25C7.
Birch :

John, 2763, 3272.

Thomas, 2773.

Peter, D.D , 3993.

Bird :

John, 2206.

Mary, 3828.

Bird-burgh, mill of, Dumfries-
shire, S2567.

Birding pieces forbidden, 910.
Birds, prices of (1544), 255.
Birghame, Berwickshire, S2567.
Birkenbog, Laird of, S3113.
Birkenhead, Matthew, 1607.
Birkenside, Berwickshire, S2567.
Birk-liill, Roxburghshire, S2567.
Birkin, Alexander, Colkegrie,
Kirkcudbrightshire, S2567.
Birks, Torboltoun, S2567.
Birmingham, Francis seeAthenry,
Francis Birmingham, Lord.
Birne :

Capt. Hugh mac Phelin, of
Balinecor, Co. Wicklow, Ir365.
Luke ( alias Feagh) mac Red-
mond, of Kilcloghran, Ir365.
Phelin mac Redmond, of Kil-
vane, Ir365.

Redmond mac Feagh, of Kil-
vane, Ir365.

Shane mac Brien mac Phelim, of
Carrigocroe, Ir365.

See al o Byrne.

Birnie-know, Roxburghshire,
S2567.

Births :
duty on, 4281.
register, see that title.

Birtshall, Co. Cork, Irl542.
Biscuit, 1461.
use of, 1007.

Bisgood, Elizabeth, of Taunton,
3828.

Bishop :

Alexander, Linlithgow, S2567.
Henry, P. M. G., 3280.

Vincent, 4398.

Bishop-land, Straitoun, S2567.
Bishoprics, &c., rents of, not to bo
paid till further orders, S2210.
Bishops :

Boy, forbidden, 195.
enforcing acts against exiled,
S671.

exauctorat, preaching schism,
S3296.

exclusion by riotous assemblies,
1911, 1913.

may grant licences to eat flesh
in Lent, 1244.

not heard in Glasgow Assembly,
SI 692.

Bishops :
insults to, S535.
to keep watch over passengers
to Scotland, S1260.
to license medical men to prac-
tise, S1263.

alone to admit ministers, S2219.
penalties for profanity to go to,
for the poor, 1699.
petition to Lords against
Bishops or papist Peers of
Parliament, 1959.
proclamation of, S2.
protest against forcible exclu-
sion, 1913.

reason against their voting,
1858.

to receive forbidden books, 638,
687.

rents of :

to be farmed, S3021.
not to be paid, 2397.
payment of, S2848.

Somerset petition to Commons
against, 2000.

to summon synods and presby-
teries, S2221.

to visit parish kirks, S1262.
Bishops Hatfield, fire at, 1294.
Bishoptoun, Laird of, S3074.

Biss, Ir290.

Biston (Beeston), — , 3663.
Bitland, Quodquhan, S2567.

Bits, use of, made compulsory,

1521.

Bitterns, 601.

Bix, John, 2745.

Blacater, William, S158.

Black :

Angus, S3104.

Rev. David, summoned, S840,
842.

Gavin, Craigneuk, New Monk-
land, Lanarkshire, S2567.
Patrick, Roxburghshire, S2567.
Robert, Lowdon, S2567.
Samuel, Edinburgh, S2567.
Thomas, Brockloch, S2567.
Black cattle, see Nolt.

Black fish, SI 292.

‘ Black ’ rubric, 417.

Blackadder, Laird of (Home),
S3288.

Blackbog, New Monkland, S2567.
Blackborn, Blackborne, Black-
burne :

Robert, 2846, 3025.

— , 4191.

Blackcraig, S2567.

Blacke, Kirkcudbrightshire,
S2567.

Blackford, of Dee, S3253.
Blackfriars, minister of, 2479.
Blackhall, Laird of (Stewart),
S1685, 3074.

Blackheath, 25.

Blackhill, Torboltoun, S2567.
Blackie, Kittle-naked, Berwick-
shire, S2567.

Blackie :

James, Melrose, Roxburghshire,
S2567.

John, Berwick, S2567.
Blackloeh, S2573.

Blackmail, S190, 689.

Blackmark, S2567.

Black mire, Edinburgh, S2567.
Blackmire, Kirkcudbrightshire,
S2567.

Blackness, Linlithgowshire, S2567.
Blackness Castle, resett of, forbid-
den, S269.

Blackney :

George, Ir358.

John, Irl88.

Blackside, Mauchlin, S2567.
Blacksod Harbour, IrlOOS.
Blackston, 2461.

Blaekwall, Mr., 2783.

Blackwater, R., Ir460.

Blackwell :

Captain John, 2078, 3183.
Ensign John, 2078.

— , 2704.

Blackwell Hall, 1140, 1771.
Elackwood-mill, Douglas, S2567.
Bladen, Alderman William, Ir372,
376.

Blagg, Capt. Edward, 2992.
Blagrave, Daniel, Regicide, 3224.
Blair, Laird of (Sir Thomas Stew-
art, Lord of Session), S2538.
Blair, Blaire :

Sir Adam, reward for arrest of,
4016.

Adam, S1989.

Brice, 4173.

Brice, Irl317.

Brice, Fumick, Stirlingshire,
S2567.

Daley, S2567.

John, tanner, Glasgow, S2567.
John, S2857.

William, Haddington, S2567.

— , of Glessclune, S2861.

— •, of Phimick, S2463.

Blake :

Mary, 3828.

Peter, Ir386.

Richard, Ir447, 448, 449, 450.
Gen. Robert, 3017, 3025.
Blaneford de Duras, Marquess,
3123.

Blandford, Dorset, 1822.

Blank weights, 1652.

Blantyre, Lanarkshire, S2567.
Blantyre Kirk, Blantyre, S2567.
Blaque, Capt., 2170.

Blaquhan, Whytford of, S2463.
Blaregnies, victory at, 4471.
Blareny, S2567.

Blasphemy :
forbidden, 2438.

Ordinance against, 2679.
Blayney, Blaney :

Sir Edward, afterwards 1st
Baron, see under Privy Coun-
cil, under Ireland.

Sir Henry, 2nd Baron, 1909.
Major Thomas, 2763.
Blaythwayte, William, Clerk of
Council, 3826.

Bleaching :

at Chetham, 1329.
regulations for, S1607.
use of lime in, S1607.
Blenerhasset, Sir John, see under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
Blenheim, thanksgiving for battle
of, 4375.

Blcssington, Murrough Boyle, 1st
Viscount, 3993. See also under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
Blindlies, Pringle of, S2538.
Blindwood, Irl485.

Blinham, Amos, of Galhampton,
3828.

Blocke, Francis, 1000.
Blocklerdyke, Mauchlin, S2567.
Blocksom, William, 3738.

‘ Blockwood ’ :

forbidden in wool dyeing, 1334.
See also Logwood.

Blood, Capt. Thomas, 3498.

arrest of, ordered, Ir704.
Blount :

Sir James, see under Privy Coun-
cil, under Ireland.

See also Mountjoy, Lord, New-
port, Earl of.

Thomas, 2298, 2724, 2745.

Blow, Robert, arrest of, 1508.
Bluck, Mr., 3465.

Blucock, Richard, of Stoke Gursey,
3828.

Blue, Admiral of the, 4146.

Blue paper :

import prohibited, 3466.

patent for, 3466.

Blundell :

Sir Francis, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Sir George, Bt., 1909.

Blunt :

Edward, Irl54, see also Blount.

Blyth, Blythe :

Comr. Rich., 2619.

Thomas, Kennoway, S2401.

Blythe, Northumberland, 1180.

trade of London with, reopened,
2545.

Boarding out, at Oxford, 1036.

Board of Green Cloth, 889.

Boarne, Jo., 467.

Boat of Crossford, S2567.

Boats :

removed from Loch Lomond to
Loch Katrine, SI 171.

in Ulster to be given up, Ir506.

Bodmin, Cornwall, 3881.

Bodolinore, Co. Kilkenny, Irl304.

Bodurda, Griffith, Ir819, 838.

Bog-end, Edinburgh, S2567.

Boghall, Linlithgowshire, S2567.

Boglielly, Boghely :

Daniel, Irl268.

Dermod, Irl268.

Boghil, Stirlingshire, S2567.

Bogholm, Alexander, Carring-
toun, Edinburghshire, S2567.

Bog-house, Riccartoun, S2567.

Bogie, Robert, Newbigging, Fifc-
shirc, S2567.

Bogle :

John, pewterer, Glasgow, S2567.

Thomas, Boglehole, S2463.

Thomas, merchant, Glasgow,
S2567.

Boglehole, alias Nether Carmile,
S2463.

Bogohaugh, Stirlingshire, S2567.

Bogs put out of protection, Ir505.

Bogtoun, Kilbride, S2567.

Bogtoun, Renfrewshire, S2567.

Bogwood, Mauchlin, S2567.

Bohemia, recruits raised for, by
Col. Gray, S1332, 1333, 1334.

Boig, Dumfries, S2567.

Boighead, Torboltoun, S2567.

Boil, John, of Kelburn, S2538.

Boise, — , 4173, Irl317.

Boleyn,Anne, proclaimed (5 July,
1533) 134.

Bolingbroke :

Oliver St. John, K.B., 1st Earl
of, 2262, 2622.

PouletSt.Jolin,3rd Earl of, 3933.

Henry St. John, 1st Visct.,
S3394.

Bolt, Adrian, 3068.

Bolt-foot, see Campbell, James,
Lowdon, S2567.

Bolton :

Charles Powlett, 6th Marquess
of Winchester, and 1st Duke
of, 3966, 3979.

Charles Powlett, 2nd Duke of,
4305. See also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Sir Edward, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Sir Richard, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Bombay, 3833.

Bon :

John, Millholm, St. Quivox,
S2567.

Thomas, Millholm, St. Quivox,
S2567.

Bonane, Co. Kerry, Irl315, 1320,
1537.

Boncliester-side, Roxburghshire,
S2567.

Bond, Dennis, 2461, 2982.

Key to ) 1625 95, SI. 1650 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates j 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir856, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

VOL. ii. 549 4 a

Bonds

INDEX

Borders

Bonds, Bands :

for attendance on public wor-
ship, to be taken, S2300.
2421.

brewers and maltsters to sign,
S2484.

between castle and town of
Edinburgh, 196.
for defence of true religion
ordered, S668.
engagors to sign, 2008.
on exporting victual, 2985.
with Clan Gregor forbidden,
S689.

of heretors and masters for
tenants and servants, S2389,
2427.

for maintenance of the Congre-
gation, S78.
for merchants, 2503
for obedience to James VI,
S235.

for peace of the kingdom,
S2002.

for promotion of religion, S77.
from rebels, S2313, 2479, 2492.
for support of the Covenant,
S1673.

to be taken in border shires.
S2435.

those who refuse, to bind them-
selves to the Privy Council,
S2431.

Bone lace, sealing of, 1800.
Bonfires :

forbidden, 3711, 3734, 3754,

3824, Ir983, 3195.
on King’s surrender, S1911.
Bonliam, Edmond, 972.
Boningtoun, Kilmarnock, S2567.
Bonjedburgli, Roxburghshire,
S2567.

Bonjedburgh Miln, Roxburgh-
shire, S2567.

Bonnar, Rev. James, Gregstoun,
S2401.

Bonnington, Edinburgh, S2567.
Bonny, trade with, 1641, 3791.
Bonoght. For collecting, Ir95,
97 a.

Book of Rates, new issue of,
Ir295.

Book of Sports, to be burnt, 2419.
Bookbinding, trade protected,
S2503.

Books :

to bear the printer's or pub-
lisher’s name, 3693.
bishops to receive unlawful,
638, 687.

burnt : 295, 2887, 2891, 2913,
2950, 2966, 3799, Ir707.
Answer to the Pourtraicture, &c.,
3239.

Apologetical Narrative of the suf-
fering ministers of the Kirk of
Scotland since August 1661,
S2293.

Book of Sports, 2419.

Declaration of Lanark, S2519.
Declaration of Duke of Monmouth,
3799.

Declaration of the right of succes-
sion of pretended Prince of Wales,

S3214.

Declaration of Rutherglen, S2519.
Declaration of Sanquhair, S2519.
A Dispute against the English
Popish Ceremonies, S1667,

The Doctrine of the Fourth Com-
mand, 2891.

A Fiery flying Roll, 2887.

His Majesties Declaration, &c.,
2950.

An Information from the Estates,
Ac. , 1814.

An Introduction to a Devout Life,

1746.

Books :
burnt :

Jus populi vindication, S2343.
King's Declaration concerning ob-
servation of icakes and use of
exercise and recreation upon the
Lord’s Day, 2552.

The King's Majesties Declaration to
his Subjects, concerning lawful
sports to be used, 2552.

Nepthali or the Wrestlings of the
Church of Scotland, S2316.

News of the prosperous successes of
the King’s Maiesties Armie in
Scotland, 253.

Oxford Declaration, S1838.

The Perth Assembly, S1313.
Petition of the Citizens of London,
2051.

Pro Populo Anglicano Defensio,
3239.

The Racovian Catechism, 2966.
Remonstrance of Parliament, 1477 .
Solemn Leagueand Covenant, 3306,
Ir646 a, S2519.

Some Conditions of H. M. Treaty,
&c., 1807.

censor of, 1092, 1383, S1205.
condemned :

A. B. C. against the Clergy, 114.
An Account of the proceedings of the
House of Commons in relation to
the recoining of clipp'd money,
&c., 4212, 4215.

Admonition to Parliament, 687.
The Apologetical Declaration and
Admonitory Vindication of the
Presbyterians of the Church of
Scotland, S2577.

Apologetick Narration, S2293,
2493, 2717.

Apologetical Relation, S2717.
Apology for the Oath of Allegiance,
1075.

Appello Ccesarem, 1568.

A Boke of the old God and new,

114.

The Burying of the Mass, 114.

The Causes of God's Wrath, S2188.
The Christian state of Matrimony,

114.

A Collection of some of theMurthers,
&c., Ir707.

Cup of Cold Water, S2717.

David’s Psalter in English, 114.
Declaration of Sanquhair, S2493.
Defence of the Scots abdicating
Darien, including an answer to
the Scots settlement there, S3203.
A Vindication of the Defence,
S3203.

A Disputation between the Father
and the Son, 114.

Documental Sentences, 752.
England’s New Chains discovered,
2839.

Evangelium Regni or Joyful Mes-
sage of the Kingdom, 752.

The Examination of William
Thorpe, 114.

Exposition upon 1 Cor. vii, Genesis,
Deuteronomy, 114.

The Gaping Gulf, 740.

Godly prayers, 114.

The Hind let loose, S2717.

Honest Resolves, Irl622.

Hortulus Animae in English, 114.
How superior powers ought to be
obeyed, Goodman, 488.

The Injured Protestant vindicated,
Irl381.

The Interpreter, 1092.

De jure Regni, S2263, S2717.

Jus Populi, S2493, 2717.

Legion's Humble Address to the
Lords, 4372.

Leicester’s Commonwealth, 775,
S547.

Books :

condemned :

Lex Rex, S218S, S2717.

Mattens and Evening songs, vii
psalms and other heavenly psalms,
with the comminution in English,
114.

The Matrimony of Tindall, 114.
Memorial of the Church of England,
Ac., 4400.

Nephtali, S2493, 2717.

Obedience of a Christian Man, 122.
The Pract.ce of prelates, 114.
Proclamation of Earl of Argy'e,
S2717.

Proclamation of Duke of Mon-
mouth, S2717.

Proclamation of Sanquhair, S2717.
Prophecy of the Spirit of Love,
752.

The Publick Spirit of the Whigs, Ac.,
4539.

Publishing of the Peace upon Earth,
752.

Religion and Allegiance, 1551.
Revelation of Antichrist, 122.

Scots Mist, 2717.

Short History of the Convention, Ac. ,
3997.

The Summary of Scripture, 114,

122.

Sundry reasons humbly . . ., 3313.
The Supper of the Lord, 114.

Mene Techel, S2717.

The Supplication of Beggars, 122.
The Wicked Mammona, 122.
copyright of :

Artachthos, 1785.

Assize of Bread, 1785.

Directory of Public Worship, S1873,
2637.

English Pilot, 3543.

Hymns and Songs of the Church,

1351.

Mare Clausum, 1726.

The Morning Exercise at Cripple-
gate, 3337.

The Resurrection Revealed, Ac.,
3015.

Sea Atlas, 3543.

Latin, printed at the Univer-
sities, 1401, 1412.
in learned languages, 1724.
in English not to be printed
till licensed, 176
English, printed abroad, 295.
format of, 12 sizes mentioned,
1351.

God and the King : to be used in
all schools, 1174, 3371, Ir221,
SI 250.
heretical :

death to owners of, 488.
forbidden. 114, 4315.
to be given up to bishop, 114.
list of authors, 461.
import forbidden, 176, 395,
1362, 3543, Ir232, S1854,
1916.

authorized Latin Grammar for
schools, S761.

law, to be in English, 2917.
licensing of, S926.
monopoly of, for 21 years,
S1250.

papist, to be seized, S2215.
pedlars not to sell, 3859.
printed at the University
presses, 1401.

printers of Family of Love to be
fined, &c., 752.

privilege to be printed in, 176.
puritan, 687.
puritan proscribed, 770.
recalled by proclamation, 1075.
on religion, church govern-
ment or state affairs, li-
censes, &c., 1383.

Books :

against royal supremacy to be
given up, 150.
against the sacraments, 812.
seditious or slanderous : 659
775, 812, S2188, 2293, 8198. ’
circulation of, 802.
from Flanders, S1416.
forbidden, 3699, 4315, S2717.
to be given up, 656, 775.
import of, 638, 1383.
printing of, 1383.
from Scotland, 1795, 1814.
to be sent to Privy Council,
656, S687.

sequestered, to be given up,
2732.

subsidy, income to be judged
by, 717.

against the Trinity or the
Christian faith forbidden,
4246.

unlicensed, forbidden, 3516,
3624, 3715, 3859.

Booksellers :
alien, expelled, 445.
licensing of, S1205.

Book-trade, limitation of, 3859.
Booth :

Sir George, Bt., afterwards 1st
Baron Delamer.
proclamation by, 3124.
declared traitor, 3125.

Sir Robert, C.J.K.B., Ir819,
see also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Boothby :

Walter, 2608.

William, 2745.

Boots :

exported to France, 1498.
import forbidden, S2498.
prices of, raised. SI 343.
Bordeaux :

direct import of wine from, or-
dered, S677, 695, 719.
plague at, 781.

Borders :

‘abolished,’ 949.
arms forbidden in, 1202.
broken men on, S619.
carcases not to be sold without
the hide on, 1202.
castles, raids from, S52.
commission, see under Commis-
sions.

committee for, S686.
communication with, forbid-
den, S1652, 1653.
courts :

fugitives from, SI 772.
held fortnightly, S579.
customary estates for border
service are abolished, 1288.
fights, S593.
fugitives from, S1645.
incursions forbidden, S630.
muster for service on, S236, 571.
officers to return to, 496.
outlaws, S619.
outrages, complaints, S423.
peace on, and proclamations for,
892, S329, 330, 331, 332, 347,
696, 813, 828.

plague on, S1652, 1653, 1674.
proclamations, S3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10,
74, 75, 76, 230, 231.
raid to, S853, 855.
raids forbidden, S376.
rebel lords on, S527.
rebels :

pardon to, 650.
proclamations against, S455,
507, 871.

regulations for peace of, S579.
smuggling on, 975.
tenant-rights on, forbidden,
1288.

Key to ) 152 5 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates \ 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 167 5 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

Borders

INDEX

Brewers

Borders :

tenants to give security for be-
haviour, 1202.

thieves: 1202, S302, 303, 304,
306, 307, 362, 365, 874, 998.
enforcing Act for pursuit of,
S946.

harbourers of, to be imprisoned,
1612.

landlords to apprehend, 1716.
muster against, S440.
to be sent to Virginia, 1202.

towns, trade to pass through, 975.

treaty of peace, S596.

troubles, 32, 885, 1 145, 1202, 1612,
S4, 73, 94, 109, 154, 157, 169,
189, 229, 230, 231, 308, 335,
337, 338, 339, 350, 351, S52,
353, 354, 381, 397, 398, 398 a,
431, 432, 507, 508, 595, 596,
598, 599, 625, 626, 643, 644,
645, 648, 686, 691, 694, 696,
702, 762, 853, 867, 870, 871,
872, 873, 874, 875, 876, 993,
995, 998, 999, 1012, 1013.

truces, S639.

wardens, proclamation for at-
tendance on, S109, 118.

See also Middle shires.

Borderers :

enlisted for service in Bohemia,
S1333.

not to ride into England, S1025.

Borgue, Kirkcudbrightshire,
S2567.

Borland, Ayrshire, S2567.

Borlase, Sir John, 2085.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Boroughs :

disfranchisement of decayed,
979.

See also Burghs.

Borrowstones Chalder, S1806.
Borrowstounness, Linlithgow-
shire, S1857, 2567.

Borthvvick, conventicle at, S2409.
Borthwick :

David, of Loclihill, Lord of Ses-
sion, S420.

Thomas, Linlithgow, S2567.
Boscawen, Hugh, afterwards 1st
Visct. Falmouth, 3966, 4198.

I Boston :

wool-staple of, 570.
fair suspended (plague), 3442.
Bosuile, Ensign Walter, 2078.
Boswell, David, S1804.

Bothwel, parish, Lanarkshire,

Bothwell :

Margaret Douglas, Lady, S721,
744.

Bothwell Bridge, S2479, 2506.
rebels to take the bond. S2492.

Bothwelshiels, Shots, S2567.

Bottles, not to be imported into
Scotland, S2852.

Boudre, Joseph, Irl429.

Boulogne : 281, 370, 1766.
settlements in, 296.
victualling of, 289.

Boundaries of property to be
marked, Ir316.

Bounty :

extension of time for volunteer-
ing for, 4146.

on imported victual, S3098,
3178.

to parish officers recruiting
vagrants, 4435.

for re-enlistment in the Navy,
3025.

to seamen, 4060, 4075, 4112,
4144, 4165, 4181, 4218, 4284,
4299, 4303, 4332, 4343, 4399,
4406, 4414, 4431, 4459, 4494,
Irl528,1599, S2931,‘2966, 3294.
on ship-building, 1472.
to widows and wounded, 3025.

Bourchier :

Barrington, 3153.

Charles, Irl369, 1376.

George, 2428.

Sir George, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Sir John, M.P., 2170, 2948, 3224.

Bourk, Bourke :

Thomas, Ir349.

Walter, Ir927.

See also Burke.

Bourke, or de Burgh, see Clanri-
carde, Earls of.

Bourke of Brittas, Theobald
Bourke, 3rd Baron, Irl057.

Bourkes, rising of the, Irl33.

Bournes and Collingwoods, fight
of, S593.

Boursers (Pursers), 3527.

Bouse, Carmonoch, S2567.

Bousten, import forbidden, S2498.

Bovet, Mrs. Catherine, 3828.

Bow, Carsphairn, S2320.

Bowden, Roxburghshire, S2567.

Bower, Robert, 878.

Bowes, Ralf, 801.

Boweter, widow, 4214.

Bowhouse-bog, Shots, S2567.

Bowie, Alan,Drumley,Monktoun,

S2567.

Bothwell :

James Hepburn, 4th Earl of,

I S276.

for the trial of, SI 65.
declared murderer of Darnlev,
SI 73.

seizure of Mary, S173.
marriage with Mary null,
SI 73.

reward of 1,000 crowns for his
arrest, S174.

for his arrest in Orkney or
Shetland, S175.
muster against, S181.
case against resumed, S197.
Francis Stewart Hepburn, 5tli
Earl of, S702, 710, 711, 712,
713, 715, 716, 717, 720, 724,
725, 733, 736, 737, 738, 740,
743, 744, 751, 754, 756, 768,
769, 772, 774, 785.
servants forbidden Edinburgh,
S710.

against resetting, S720.
banished from court, S754.
cited before Council, S756.
declaration concerning, S772.
rebel lords joined by, S785.

S2567.

Bowman, Leonard, 2418.

Bowstane, John Irwin, Ir927.

Bowstred, William, Irl54.

Bowyer, George, 3828.

Boy bishops, &c., forbidden, 195.

Boyd, Boyde :

Robert, 4th Lord, S78, 276, 496.

William, Lord, see Kilmarnock,
William, Lord Boyd, Earl of.

Andrew, 1180.

James, Kilbride, S2567.

James, weaver, Mount-hilar,
Galstoun parish, S2567.

Boyl, Boyle :

David, 1st Baron, of Kelburn,
afterwards 1st Earl of Glas-
gow, q.v. , S2939, 3227.

Henry, afterwards 1st Baron
Carleton, 4334 ; see also under
Privy Council, under Ireland.

Roger, see Orrery, Roger Boyle,
Baron Brogliill and 1st Earl of.

Richard, see Cork, Richard Boyle,
1st Earl of Burlington and
2nd Earl of.

James, Cumnock, S2567.

Michael, see Cork, Cloyne, and
Ross, Bishop of.

Boyl, Boyle :

Murrough, see Blessington, Mur-
rough Boyle, Viscount.

Sir Richard, see also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Richard, Irl621.

Terence, Irl320.

Thurloe, Ir815.

Torlagh, Ir461.

Boyne, Battle of, Irll23.
Boynton, Col. William, 2834.
Boys :

John, of Elmington, 2745.
Thomas, of Wilsborough, 2745.
Boyse, see Boise.

Boyston, John, Irl370.

Brabazon :

Sir Edward, see Meath, Earls
of, see also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Sir William, IrlO.

Brabrooke, Edward, 1st Baron, see
Griffin.

Brackenherst, Shots, S2567.
Brackenhirst, New Monkland,
S2567.

Frackeurig, Lesmahago, S2567.
Brackenrig :

Alexander, taylor, Straitoun,
S2567.

John, taylor, Torboltoun, S2567.
William, Shakethil,Torboltoun,
S2567.

Braekenside, S2567.

Brackley, 2257.

Bradbury, Thomas, 3006, 3759.
Braddon, Laurence, 3879.
Bradford, Francis, Viscount New-
port, 1st Earl of, 3523, 3553,
3568, 3581, 3608, 3676, 3674,
3682, 3764, 3901, 3918, 3933,
3966, 3979, 4086, 4198, 4316,
4404.

Bradshaw, Bradshawe :

Cornwall, 3697.

Sir Cornewall, 3761.

John, 2773, 2965, 2983, 2991,
3008, 3033 a.

excepted from indemnity,
2939.

Thomas, 3522.

Capt., 2564.

Brae-side, Renfrewshire, S2567.
Bragg, Benjamin, bookseller, 4369.
Brahall, Thomas, £100 reward for
arrest of, 3694.

Braham, Sir Richard, Bt.,3385.
Braiden, Thomas, merchant, Ha-
wick, Roxburghshire, S2567.
Braidson, David, Quarters, Kirk-
cudbrightshire, S2567.
Braine, Derby, Irl370.
Bramelstoun, Co. Kilkenny,
Irl440.

Bramhall, John, see under Arch-
bishops, under Armagh.
Brampton :

Sir John, 3303.

John, Ir690.

Bramston, Sir Francis, 3677.
Brandrith, — , 2995.

Brandwood, Ensign Edward,
2078.

Brandy, import of :
allowed, S2374.
forbidden, S2317, 2485.

See also Aqua Vitae and Spirits.
Brannagh, Edmund Roe, Ir794.
Branxham, SI.

Branxholme, S870.

Brass :

buckles forbidden, 1653.
export of, forbidden, Ir527,
S2955.
money :
coined, Irl038.
exchange of gold for, IrlllS.
forbidden, 3123.

Brass :
money :

standard weights, 926.
tokens, forbidden, 1173.

See also Latten.

Brass, Thomas, New Kilpatrick,
Stirlingshire, S2567.

Brathnes, S2401.

Brawling during Convention
forbidden, S214.

Brawne, Edward, 1704.

Braye, Sir Reginald, 29.

Brayfield, Lieut. -Col., Alexander,
Ir551.

Brazil tobacco, 1629.

Bread :

assize of, 1624, 1785.
baking and selling free, Irl080.
sold by troy weight (1587), 797.
sorts and sizes of, 1007.
supply of, to English army,
S2081.

troy weight for, abandoned,
1785.

Breadalbane, Sir John Campbell,
Bt., 1st Earl of, S2567, 2741,
2743, 2746, 2756, 2921, 2943 ;
see also Caithness, Earl of.

Brechin, muster at, S209, 210,
284, 314, 672, 674.

Brecks, enclosures of, 1609.

Breda :

letters and declarations from,
3177 a, Ir610, S2167, 2168,
2170.

treaty of, 3500.

Bredenoch, Kirkcudbrightshire,
S2567.

Bredinoch, Carsphairn, S2320.

Breedon, Thomas, Ir805, 806,
878.

Breich, Linlithgowshire, S2567.

Breichburn, alias Brown, James,
Lowdon, S2567.

Breichead, Mauchlin, S2567.

Bremen beer, import of, allowed,
S2374.

Breney, Irl78.

Brennan, Brenan :

Darby, Fitzwilliam, Castle-
cumber, Irl440.

Hugh, Irl304.

James, Irl304.

Jeffery, Ragarragh, Irl527.
Jeffery, Rathgara, Irl527.

John, Uskertie, Irl440.

Michael, Uskertie, Irl440.
Owen, Uskertie, Irl440.
Patrick, Ragarragh, Irl527.
Patrick, Rathgara, Irl527.
Simon, Irl304.

Teige o Boe, Ratliculty, Irl527.
Thomas, Rathgara, Irl527.

Brent, Robert, reward for arrest
of, 3971.

Brentford, Earl of, see Forth,
Earl of.

Brereton :

Sir John, Ir300.

Sir William, 2394, 2622, 2S02.

Breton, Sir Henry, 1229, 1239.

Brett :

Lieut. John, 2078.

Lieut.-Col., Ir558.

Brewer, Col. Richard, Ir1376,
1390.

Brewers, 1756.
bond to be signed by, S2484.
in Dublin, list of, Irl065.
to enter the quantities brewed
for excise, S2991.
to find caution for excise, S2412,
2420.

innkeepers not to be, 1748.
instructions for, S3059.
licensing of, 1748, 1800.
not to make malt or act as
coopers, 1748.

Key to ) 152 5 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 16CO 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates j 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ii608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, IrlOOO, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

551 4^2

Brewers

INDEX

Bruce

Brewers :

to pay excise, 3001.
regulations for, S24S6, 32G6.
use of fuel-saving invention,
1679.

use of wine-casks forbidden,
1267.

regulated, 1755.

Brewing :

licenses, Ir790.
in private, 3372.
three times a week, 1679.

See also under Ale and Beer.

Brian, Patrick, lr444, 445, 446,
447, 448, 449.

Brian9on, Count de, 4429.

Bribery, 4153.
at General Election, 4292.
of Members of Parliament,
2691.

Brick :

buildings, 1011, 1167.
piers, 1248.

See also Building.

Bricklayers’ Company, 1340.

Brickley, Edward, 3697.

Brickmakers, 1756.

Bookmakers’ Company, 1800,
1805.

Brick-making :

orders for, 1255, 1420.
regulations for, 1340, 1616.

Bricks, not to be burnt near
Dublin, Ir743.

Briddocke, Richard, 1329.

Bridgar, John, 4398.

Bridge, Tobias, 3098.

Bridge of Geuch, Carsphairn,
SI 267 a, 2320,

Bridge-end, Renfrew, S2567.

Bridge-gate, Glasgow, S2567.

Bridgehouse, Linlithgow, S25G7.

Bridgeman :

James, 3378.

John, 1294.

Sir Orlando, Bfc., 1932, 3289.

Sir William, 3739, 3824, 3826.

3830, 3865, 4145, 4198.

See also Every.

Bridges :

James, litster, Nungate, Had-
dington, S2567.

Col. Sir Matthew, Irl376,
1390.

Robert, Ir925.

Shem, J.P., 4398.

William, 3761.

Rev. — , 2498.

— , Ir765.

Bridges t

customs collected at, S2668.
decay of, S1216.
at Inverness, S2481.

Kinross, collection for, S3011.
maintained by shires, S2668.
repairs of, 1598, 2541, 2645,
2668, 2673.

Bridgewater, 1788, 3881.

John Egerton, 2nd Earl of,
1678.

John Egerton, 3rd Earl of,
3523. 3560, 3567, 3568, 3581,
3671, 3674, 3677, 3682, 3704,
3711, 3712, 3714, 3754, 3755,
3763, 3764, 3782, 3785, 3787,
3826, 3S30.

John Egerton, K.B., 4tli Earl
of, 4198.

Bridgnorth, collection for, 2744.

Briefs, 76, 79, 1116, 1201, 1235,
1246, 1277, 1281, 1293, 1294,
1295, 1298, 1299, 1300, 1301,
1305, 1320, 1321, 1329, 1369,
1377, 1384, 1444, 1527, 1530,
1611 a, 1682 a, 1695, 1715,
1734, 2744, Ir680, 1393.
continued by James II on death
of Charles, 3782.

Briefs :

lose validity on death of king,
3782.

patent for printing, 1261, 1558.
printed at royal expense, 1595,
3312.

See also Collections.

Brien, Donat, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Brierly, — , 4238.

Brighouse, Knowe, S1829.

Brigmoor, Kirkcudbrightshire.
S2567.

Brill, 2339.

Brimletoun, ITamiltoun, S2567.

Bringhurst, Martin, 3530.

Brinsfeild, widow, 4214.

Brioly, DonoghOgebeggna, Irl304.

Brisbea, Kilbride, S2567.

Brisbane, James, SI 749.

Briscall, Rev. Michael, 3739.

Briscoe, J., 3098.

Briskwallstoun, Irl527.

Bristol, Gloucs. : 1583, 1606, 1626,
1696, 2491.

cavaliei's under sentence of
death, 2428.

mariners summoned to, 2464.
post to, 1701.
printing, 25S5.

St. James’s Fair, see that title.

St. Paul’s Fair, see that title.
soapmalcers of, 1788.
strangers to leave Oxford for,
2491.

Bristol :

John Digby, 1st Earl of, 1896,
2198, 2237, 2831.

George Digby, K.G., 2nd Earl of,
order for arrest of, 2831, 3386.
attempts to seize arms at King-
ston-on-Thames, 1938.

‘ Britaine Crown ’ of gold, 1005.

Britain’s Purse, see Royal Ex-
change.

Britt, James, Ballydura, Irl537.

Brittany, Duchess of, 12, 15.

Brittas, Lord, see Bourke of
Brittas.

Broad arrow, 3370, 4123.
mark for stores, 3333.

Broad bushels, 1728.

Broad cloth :

to be dyed and dressed in Eng-
land, 1144.

export of undressod or undyed,
forbidden, 1148.
false making of, 1223.

Broadley, William, 4206.

Broadlie, Lowdon, S2567.

Brocklocli, Carsphairn, S2320.

Broad net, forbidden, 1687.

Broadnex, Thomas, 2745.

Broadside, sold at a farthing,
1912.

Broadstreet, Rev. — , of Horecross,
reward (£60) for arrest of,
3676.

Brockett, John, Irl54.

Broder, Richard, -Irl268.

Brodie, Broddie, Brody :

David, of Lethin, S2939.

James, Laird of, S2841, 2844,
2939, 3113, 3222.

Brodrick, Broadriek, Broderick :
Sir Allen, 3303, 3831,Ir756, 760.
Alan, see under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Thomas, see under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

William, 3831.

Broghill, Lord, see Orrery, Roger
Boyle, 1st Baron Broghill, 1st
Earl of.

Brohie, Brohy :

John, Irl336.

John Barnagh, Irl336.

Broke, Robert, Irl54.

Broken men : S1609, 1812, 1678.

on the borders, S619.

in the Highlands, S1609.

transporting, forbidden, S1612.

See also Outlaws, Thieves, &c.

Brokers, to register all pledges,
1613.

Broman, Leonard, 2486.

Bromfield, Bromefield :

Edward, 1734, 1758.

Matthew (Spencer), 3530.

Bromley :

Sir George, 660.

Henry, 2321.

Sir Thomas, Lord Chancellor,
660, 773.

William, Secretary of State,
S3392.

Brommogligorrom, see Keefe,
John.

Brook, Brooke :

Robert Greville,2ndBaron,1932,
2218.

Henry, see Cobham, Henry
Brooke, Lord.

William, see Cobham, William
Brooke, Lord.

James, of Braunton, 2723.

Sir John, 1499.

Richard, 3314.

Robert, 2315.

alias of John Gerrard, 1028.

Brooking, Richard, Ir868.

Broomfield, Kilbride, S2567.

Broomhall, Bruce of, S2538.

Broom, Loch, herrings, export for-
bidden, S607.

Broom-hill, Barnwell, S2567.

Broompark, Lesmahago, S2567.

Brothels, suppressing, 288, SI 13.

Brotherstones :

Robert Glover, Prestoun, Had-
dingtonshire, S2567.

William, Heilie, Haddington-
shire, S2567.

Brough, Capt., 2798.

Brougham taken, 2782.

Broughtie Castle, S84.

Broughton :

Andrew, clerk at trial of Charles
I, 3224.

Sir Thomas, 1, 5.

Brounckard, Henry, 3394.

Brouncker, Sir Henry, see under
Privy Council, under Ire-
land.

Brow, Linlithgowshire, S2567.

Brown, Browne, Broun :

Alexander, Birkenside, Ber-
wickshire, S2567.

Anthony, 2746.

Charles, 4054.

Father Christopher, Irl202.

David, webster, Berwick, S2567.

David, Whitsome, Berwick,
S2567.

Gavin, Cambusnethan, S2567.

Geffrey, Ir388, 406, 411, 412,
417, 419, 420, 421, 423, 424,
427, 428.

Gilbert, reward for arrest of,
S971.

Rev. James, Chaplain to Ces-
nock, Galstoun, S2567.

James, Faueh-hill, Roxburgh,
S2567.

James, glover, Kilmarnock,
S2567.

James, called Breichburn, New-
mills, Lowdon, S2567.

James, Throsk, Stirlingshire,
S2567.

James, son, pigmaker, Throsk,
Stirlingshire, S2567.

James, Whitsome, Berwick,
S2567

John, M.P., 2498, 2745.

Sir John, S2050.

Brown, Browne, Broun :

John, Barlornie, Linlithgow,
S2567.

John, Castle-hill, Kilmarnock,
S2567.

John, Craeland, Lowdon, S2567.

John, of Innerkeitliiug, Fife-
shire, S2567.

John, Lady-side, Edinburgh,
S2567.

John, smith, Mid-Calder, Edin-
burgh, S2567.

John, Moffathills, now in Me-
dow-head, Shots, Lanark
shire, S2567.

John, Nether- strangassel,S2567.

John, Priestfield, Muirkirk,
S2567.

John, S2804.

Maj.-Gen. Sir Richard, 2078,
2364, 2550, 2575, 3129, 3312,
3402, 3408, 3494.

Rev. Robert, Ir680.

Robert, 770.

Robert, taylor, Calder-town,
Edinburgh, S2567.

Robert, smith, Covingtoun,
Coulter, S2567.

Robert, Cross-house, Lowdon,
S2567

Samuel, M.P., 2402.

Stephen, Nicolson, Edinburgh,
S2567.

Thomas, 2354.

Thomas, Ir654.

Thomas, Glencairn, S2320.

Thomas, younger, shoemaker,
Hamiltoun, S2567.

Thomas, Roxburgh, S2567.

Thomas, Standers, Hadding-
ton, S2567.

Thomas, Town-foot, Auchlo-
chan, Lesmahago, S2567.

Father Valentine, Ii-447.

Sir Valentine, see Kenmare
(titular), Viscount.

William, Carluck, S2320.

William, Towartbusli, Cambus-
nethan, S2567.

William, Town-foot, Aucli-
lochan, Lesmahago, S2567.

— , S911.

— , Kilmarnock, S2567.

See also Montagu.

Brownfield, Alexander, Selkirk,
S2567.

Browning :

John, Harestocks, S2567.

John, elder, Riccartoun, Ayr-
shire, S2567.

John, younger, Riccartoun,
Galstoun, S2567.

Brownists, 2214, 2369.

Brownlie :

James, Cambusnethan, S2567.

James, Newtoun of Cum-
bernauld, Dumbartonshire,
S2567.

John, Straven, Evandale, S2567.

John, Windy-edge, Shots,
Lanarkshire, S2567.

Thomas, Straven, Evandale,
S2567.

Thomas, Torfoot, Evandale,
S2567.

Broxburn, Barony of, Hadding-
ton, S2567.

Broxolme, John, M.P., 2167.

Bruce :

Lord Robert, see Ailesbury,
Robert Bruce, 1st Earl of.

Alexander, see Kincardine, Earl
of.

Sir Alexander, Broomhall,
S2538.

Capt. Alexander, S2829.

Anthony, 3828.

David, of Clackmannan, S219I.

Key to
Dates

152 5 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1675 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

552

Bruce

INDEX

Butler

Bruce :

John, Fiar of Kinross, S2756.

Robert, Kennet, S1804, 1805.

Robert, Nemphlar, Lanerk,
S2567.

Rev. Robert :
for arrest of, S845.
declared rebel, S848.

Thomas, webster, Anstrutlier
Wester, Fifeshire, S2567.

Sir William, of Balcaskie, Clerk
of the Bills, S2274, 2315,
2529, 3011.

William, seaman, S2853.

of Earls-hall, S2538.

Col., S1458.

See also Broomliall.

Bruces, against resett of, S825.

Bruges, 612, 1197.

| Bruits, see Rumours.

Brunswick, prayers for Elector of,
S3392.

Brusnehane, Thomas, Irl440.

Bryerly, — , 4173, 4186, 4191,
Irl317.

Bryon, Daniel, Ir959.

Bryson :

George, Goursnout, Edinburgh,
S2567.

John, Netlier-shiels, Edinburgh,
S2567.

William, S290.

j Bryan, Brien, Bryen :

Daniel, 1320.

Donat, see under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

John, alias Oltagh, Bullegragli,
Irl466.

Mortogh, Irl542.

0., see under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Patrick, Ir444.

Ralph, Ir372.

Thurloe, Ir815.

Turlagh, Irl315.

See also Brien, O’Bryan, O'Brian,
O'Brien, O'Bryen.

Bryant, John, 763, 3007.

Bryce, Brice :

Alexander, Littledechmont,
Linlithgowsliiro, S2567.

Andrew, Kilbride, S2567.

David, Auchinlie, Shots, La-
narkshire, S2567.

J Donald, Newtoun, Dumbarton-
shire, S2567.

John, Borgue, Kirkcudbright-
shire, S2567.

John, Carntilloch, Dumbarton-
shire, S2567.

John, Drumillan, Dailey, S2567.

John, younger, Drumellan,
Kirkmichael, S2567.

John, Kilbride, S2567.

Thomas, Irwin, S2567.

William, 2952.

Rev. William, Mildred, Broad
St., 2479.

Buccleuch, James, 1st Duke of, see
Monmouth, Duke of.

Buchan :

William Erskine, 8th and 20th
Earl of, S2861.

David Erskine, 9th and 21st
Earl of, S3135, 3227, 3267.

John, S3118.

Maj.-Gen. Thomas, S2813.

Col., S3006.

Buchanan :

Andrew, Shargartoun, Stir
lingshire, S2567.

George, the De jure Re/jni sup-
pressed, S2263, 2717.

George, Eester carden, Stirling-
shire, S2567.

James, Bucklair, Stirlingshire,
S2567.

Sir John, S1371.

Buchanan :

John, maltman, Glasgow,
S2567.

John, Sydrig, Botliwel, Lanark-
shire, S2567.

Buchanron, Kilpatrick parish,
S2567.

Bucklivie, Stirlingshire, S2567.
Bucke, Capt. (Sir George), 874.
Buekholm, Roxburghshire, S2567.
Buckhurst, Sir Thomas Sackville,
Baron, see Dorset, Thomas
Sackville, Earl of.
Buckingham :

offer to lend money for Ireland,
2072.

petitions :
to Lords, 1929.
to Commons, 1930.
to King, 1936, 2325.
trained bands, 2202.
Buckingham :

George Yilliers, K.G., 4th Duke
of, 1391, 1477, 1515, 1517,
1575, 1578.

George Villiers, K.G., 5th Duke
of, 2831, 3414, 3553, 3560,
3567.

mutiny of, 3486.

John Sheffield, K.G., 6tli Duke
of, S3394.

Dame Mary Compton, Countess
of Buckingham, 1225, 1350.
Bucklair, Stirlingshire, S2567.
Buckland Dinham, Somerset,
4360.

Buckle-forgers, Company of, 1653.
Buckles, to be made of iron,
1653.

Bucklers :
with pikes, 472.
points on, forbidden, 562.
Buckley; Edward, 3598.

Bucknall, Richard, Ir805, 800,
878.

Bucks, Thomas, 3314.

Buckwortli, Sir John, 3826, 439S.
Bugby, Henry, 3738.

Building, Buildings :

ecclesiastical, not to be de-
stroyed, S26.
materials, lr468.
in and near London : 1011,
1049, 1381, 3549.
exemptions, 1063.
new, forbidden, 749, 927, 1 167,
1218, 1616.

orders for, 927, 1114, 1115,
1420.

restraint of, 1117.
regulations for, 1049, 1218,
1248, 1285, 1616, 3322.
ruinous, not to be bolstered up,
1285.

orders after Great Fire, 3192.
and inmates, 1535.
licences revoked, 1218.
materials, 1115.

Buismill, Roxburghshire, S2567.
Bulkley :

John, M.P., 2691.

Lancelot, see under Archbishops,
under Dublin.

Bull, Samuel, Ir690.

Bullegragh, Irl466.

Bullion :

export of, 127, 1043.
foreign gold coins to pass only
as, 614.
import of:
ceased, 1842.

encouraged, 1512, 2532,S1021a,
1231, 1293.

mint prices of, 1122, S394, 442.
new coinage, reduced to, 1491.
price of clipped silver coin as,
2728.

price of gold, S422.

Bullion :

taking of, stopped at the mint,
S3090.

Bulls, papal :

to be given up, 656.
import of forbidden, 802.
not to be purchased, 124.

Bulmer, Bevis, S1047.

Bulstroad, Edward, Irl595.

Bumboats, on the Thames, 3547.

Bunan, Arneglasse, Co. Sligo,
Ir849.

Bunane, Kerry, see Bonane.

Bunce, James (Capt.), Aid., 1986,
2078, 2698, 2704.

Bundidge, Capt. Fran., 2992.

Bunn, William, 1822.

Bunnane, Kerry, see Bonane.

Bunning, Berks, 1453.

Bunns of horns, export of, forbid-
den, 3521.

Bunratty, barony, IrS68.

Buns, use of, restricted, 1007.

See also Biscuits.

Buntine, Major Hugh, S2805,
2933.

Burd, Capt. Edward, S2853.

Burdistoun, S2401.

Burges, Cornelius, D.D., 2206,
2373.

Burgess, Daniel, Ir878.

Burgh, Cavas parish, Roxburgh
shire, S2567.

Burgh, Thomas, K.G., 5th Lord,
Irl50.

Burghlands, saisines of, in free
burgage need not be regis-
tered, S908.

Burghley, Sir William Cecil, 1st
Baron, 515, 666, 591, 661,
773, 788, 800, 823, 858, 881.

Burleigh, Burlich, Burley :

Sir Michael Balfour, 1st Baron
Balfour of, Ir223.

Robert Arnot, 2nd Baron Bal-
four of, SI 989, 2050.

John Balfour, 3rd Baron, S3011.
J., S1841, 1843, 1844.

Master of, Robert Balfour, after-
wards 4th Baron, S2933, 2943,
3081, 3113.

Master of, Robert Balfour, after-
wards 5th Baron, 4476, S3326,
3361.

Burghs :

liable for maintenance, list of.
S2012.

quota of, towards communica-
tion of trade, S3168, 3175.
representatives of, summoned,
S2085.

Burgliton, Laird of, S2475, 2482,
2529.

Burglary, burglaries, burglars :
excepted from coronation par-
don, 3299.

law against, enforced, Ir968.
reward for arrest of, 2921, 3348.
suppression of, 1613.

Burgoyne, Sir John, 2042.

Burgundy :

peace with, 10, 24.

trade with, stopped (1493), 23.

Burials :
duty on, 4281.
register, see that title.
in Scots linen, S2669, 2723,3289.

Burke, Burk :

James, Cawsyestoun, Irl517.
Brother Provincial John, O.M.,
Irl620.

Richard, Ir815.

William, Braddagli, Carrigeene,
Irl493.

Burlamachi, Burlemachi, Philip,
1211, 1825.

Burlich, see Burley.

Buries, Lieut. William, 2078.

Burley, S2312.

Burlington Bay, Parliamentary
ships at, 2382.

Burlington, 1st Earl of, see Cork,
Richard Boyle, 2nd Earl of.
Burn, Lesinaliago, S2567.

Burn, Shots, S2567.

Burn :

Gavin, Hamiltoun, S2567.
James, Nungate, Haddington,
S2567.

Burnfoot, Dumfriesshire, S2567.
Burnfoot, Riccartoun, S2567.
Burnhouse, Kilbride, S2567.
Burnhouse, Torboltoun, S2567.
Burnhouses, Kilmarnock, S2567.
Burning of rebels’ houses, Ir358 a.
Burning glasses, import forbidden,
3400.

Burnshallocli, S2312.

Burnshiel, Mauchlin, S2567.
Burnside, S2401.

Burnet :

Lieut. -Col. Alexander Carlops,
S3081.

Rev. Archibald, Edinburgh,
S25S7.

Rev. Dr. Gilbert, 3875, 4086,
S2728, 2933.

John, Roxburgh, S2567.

Robert, Lethintie, S2559.
Robert, Advocate, Edinburgh,
S2567.

Thomas, Clerk of Parliament,
S2875, 2876, 2877, 2878, 2895.
Burnton, Robert, shoemaker, Dal-
keith, Edinburgh, S2567.
Burrage, John, 1035.

Burrell :

John, 1012.

Capt., 2183.

Burridge :

Hannah. 3828.

Mary, 3828.

Burroughs, Rev. Jeremiah, 1928.
Burt, Henry, 1004.

Burton :

James, 3744, S2518.

Philip, appointed to prosecute
Papists concealed in London,
3719.

Sir Thomas, Bt., 2197.

Maj. William, 3017, 3459.
Burtries, Lesmahago, S2567.
Burtries, Renfrewshire, S2567.
Bury, Major William, Ir593.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Busby, Carmonoch, S2567.

Busby, Kilbride, S2567.

Bushel, Bushell :

Edward, 2995.

Thomas, 2353, 2425.

Capt., 2402.

Butchers, 182, 185.
enforcing Acts concerning, 133,
137, 149.

suspending Acts, 139, 143, 149,
154, 157.

grants of incorporation revoked,
1800.

licensed, Lent, 811, 906, 1055.
licences stopped, 1137.
markets in Edinburgh, S2524.
Bute :

excused maintenance, 2004.
Sheriff of, S2566.

Bute and Argyle, Sheriff of, a
master of game, S2529.

Butler :

Alexander, Tanderstaffe, 4035,
4037.

Charles, see Arran, Charles
Butler, 2nd Earl of.

Sir Edmund, declared traitor,
Ir62.

Edward, declared traitor, Ir62.
Henry, 4035, 4037.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 1650 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates $ 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir60S, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, lrl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

553

Butler

INDEX

Campbell

Butler :

James, see Ormonde, Duke of.
John, 1186.

Lieut. John, Irl633.

Sir Nicholas, 3868, 3885.

Patrick, banished, S1058.

Piers, declared traitor, IrC2.

Sir Piers, Ir440.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Richard, see Arran, Richard
Butler, 1st Earl of.

Richard, see Mountgnrret, Rich-
ard Butler, 1st Viscount.
Richard, Tanderstaffe, 4035,
4037.

Rose, spinster, Irl485.

Simeon, Bingley, 3389.

Stephen, Irl542.

Theobald, Irl287.

Theophilus, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Thomas, 4035, 4037.

Timothy, 3498.

Walter, for arrest of, Ir655.

Col., 1981.

Capt., 2564.

Butter :
casks :

law enforced, Irl 558.
making, Ir942, 1415.
marking, 1800.
sealing of, 1649, 1683.
weight of firkins, 1683.
export :
free, 3460.

forbidden, 264, 310, 328, 339,
1696, 1804, Irl 7.
permitted, 1803, 1811.

Welsh, 1696, 1806.
gauger appointed, 1683.
packing of, Ir942, 1532.
prices, 357, 390, 1663, 1664.
stamp, 1696.

Welsh, import of, 1314.

See also Cream butter.
Buttlerswood, Irl537.

Buttons :
hair, 3856.

import forbidden, 3851, S2498.
protection of trade, 3848, 3849,
3850, 3851.

Butts, Ochiltree, S2567.

Buxton, Sergt.-Maj. Thomas, 2078.
Byerley, alias Barlow, Capt., 4035,
4037.

Byfield, Rev. Adoniram, 2531.
Bygate, William, 1012.

Byrehead, Lanarkshire, S2567.
Byrne :

Denis, Carrickmore, Irl440.
Hugh, Smithstown, Irl527.
Manus, Backaglio, Irl304.
Patrick, Carrickmore, Irl440.
Patrick, Castleruddery, Irl440.
Rev. Dr. (R.C.), Irl620.

See also Birne.

Byrnes, Seneschal of, Irl78.
Byrom, Sir Nicholas, 2237.

Byron :

William, 4th Baron Byron of
Rochdale, 4305.

Col. Sir John, afterwards 1st
Lord, 1985, 2316, 2449, 2831.
Robert, see under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Bysse, John, Chief Baron, Ir362,
637, 640, 819, see also under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
Bystanders to aid Justice, 608.

Cables, of II. M. stores, marked,
3333.

Cable-yarn, import forbidden,
3611.

Cabra, Irl336.

Cabragh, Irl336.

Cace, William, 1012.

Caddel, Caddell :

Gilbert, Borgue, Kirkcudbright-
shire, S2567.

Patrick, Ir358.

Caddows, Ir505.

Cade, rebellion of, cited, 2186.

Cadiz, plunder at, concealed,
4339.

Cadjow :

Robert, Craig, Kirkcudbright-
shire, S2567.

William, Wester-cadjow, Car-
luke, S2567.

Caesar, Sir Julius, 1012, 1077,
1206.

Cahill, Peter, alias Donohoe, Mee-
nekerig, Irl 537.

Cairds, see Cards.

Cairletoun, Laird of (Cathcart),
S3113.

Cairnbrew-hill, Old Monkland,
S2567.

Cairncross, Alexander, see under
Archbishops, under Glasgow.

Cairnduff, Evandale, S2567.

Cairngillan, Torboltoun, S2567.

Cairnhill, Craigie, S2567.

Cairnhill, Kirkmichael, S2567.

Cairns, James, Peningham, Wig-
ton, S2567.

Caithness :

arms not to be taken into,
S1385.

heretors of, summoned by Mon-
trose, S2037.

Jesuits in, S1541.
peerage, S2415, 2483.
produce of estates in, taken
away, S2483.

Sheriff of, S1375.

Caithness :

George Sinclair, 24th and 5th
Earl of, S1381, 1383, 1395,
1407.

George Sinclair, 25tli and 6tli
Earl of, S2415.

Sir John Campbell, 26th Earl
of, S2415, 2482, 2483 ; see also
Breadalbane, Earl of.

George Sinclair, 27th and 7th
Earl of, S2415, 2619 ; a master
of game, S2529.

Calais : 8 a, 319, 370,474, 1766.
export of victuals to, 370.
free market granted (1505), 49.
grant of staple privileges, 108.
ownership of wrecks at, 52.
relief of, 480.
ruined houses, 109.
staple (1547), 37, 303.
victualling of, 85, 89, 189, 193,
263, 281, 389.

Calamine-stone, 1782.

Calamy, Edmund, 3049.

Calder, Old Monkland, S2567.

Calder parish, Rutherglen, S2567.

Calder town, Edinburgh, S2567.

Calder :

Donald, against, S1227.

John, against, S1227.

John, Whitsome, Berwick,
S2567.

Calderhead,William,Windy-edge,
Shots, S2567.

Caldermuir, Linlithgow, S2567.

Calderwood, Rev. David, S1698.

Caldhame, Dingwall of, S2463.

Caldow, S2567.

Caldwell, Renfrewshire, S2567

Caldwel, Caldwell :

James, Risk, Renfrew, S2567.
Goodman of, younger, S2312.
Laird of, S2312, 3113.

Robert, Bellimore, Barr, S2567.
Thomas, Randerstoun, Had-
dington, S2567.

Calendar :

reformation of, proposed, 769.

See also Year, beginning of.

Calico, import forbidden, S2498.

Callahan, Callahane, Callaghan,
Callaghane :

Auliffe, Killcorney, Irl517.

Callaghan MaeAuliffe, Irl466.

Cornelius, Cumber, Irl493.

Dermod, Cappanagawe, Irl488,
1517.

Dermod, Kerry, Irl537.

Teige, Irl320.

Callam, James, glover, Dumfries,
S2320.

Callanane, Cornelius, alias Cartliy,
Cummer, Irl485.

Callender, rebels near, S244.

Callender, Callendar, Callandar,
Calendar :

James Livingston, Earl of, Lord
Livingston and Almond, Earl
Marischal, S1826, 2039, 2113,
2114, S1685 as Amont.

AlexanderLivingston,2nd Earl,
S2395 as Amont ; sue. uncle
as Earl of Linlithgow in 1675.

Alexander (Livingston), 3rd
Earl of (1685-92), S2725.

Calligg, John, Irl 315.

Callin, William, Ir809.

Callivers, use of, forbidden, 739.

Caine, Wilts, 3881.

Calsey End, S2488.

Calthorpe, Sir Charles, see under
Privy Council, under Ireland.

Calthrop, Edmond, 707.

Calton, John, 466.

Calvely, Richard, 726.

Calvert :

Felix, 3743, 3761.

George, see Baltimore, George
Calvert, 1st Baron.

Calves, killing of, allowed, 182, 185.

Calves-skins, licence to export,
1166.

Cam, Ensign William, 2078.

Cambregan, Dailey, S2567.

Cambric (Cambridge) and lawns :

customs on, 911.

import forbidden, S2498.

sale of, prohibited, S2552.

Cambridge :

books originally printed at, not
to be introduced into Eng-
land from abroad, 1412.

collection for relief of, 1611 a.

copyright to Latin books print-
ed at, 1401.

University :

petition to Parliament, 2431 .
to furnish list of books printed
at, to Stationers’ Co., 1401.
taking the covenant, 2528.

Cambridge and Huntingdon peti-
tion for union under one
sheriff, 2043.

Cambridge, James Hamilton, 8tli
Earl of, 2198 ; see also Hamil-
ton, James, Marquess of.

Cambusnethan, Lanarkshire,
S2567.

Cam by, Capt., Ir558.

Camelford, 3881.

Cameron :

Alexander, younger, Hill of
Powkelly, S2567.

Allan, of Lochiel, S1224, 1225,
1281.

reward for, S1352, 1353, 1372.

Allen, S2451.

SirEvan,of Lochzeall (Lochiel),
S2829, 2861.

Hugh, Dalmellingtoun, S2567.

John, Dalmellingtoun, S2567.

John, Glendisliorse, S2861.

John, eldest son of Cameron of
Lochiel, S2829, 2961.

Cameron :

Michael, brother of Richard,
3,000 merks reward for arrest
of, S2488.

Michael, S2451.

Rev. Richard, S2463, 2493.

5,000 merks reward for arrest
of, S2488.

Thomas, Muirhead, Lowdon,
S2567.

William, Dalmellingtoun,
S2567.

— , of Glenivish, S2861.

— , alias McMartin, S2861.

Camfield, Capt. Nathaniel, 2078.

Camock, Capt. George, Irl 528,
1599.

Campbell, Campbel, Camell, Cam-
bell :

Alexander, Kirkaldy, S2401.

Alexander, Locdochart, S2408.
Alexander, Wester Pancaitland,
Haddington, S2567.

Alexander, miller, Uroch, Kirk-
cudbrightshire, S2567.

Alexander, weaver, Uroch,
Kirkcudbrightshire, S2567.

Andrew. Dumbarton, S2567.

Archibald, son of Lord Neil
Campbell, 1,800 merks (Scots)
reward for discovery of,
S2630.

Bryan, Irl336.

Charles, son of 9th Earl of Ar-
gyle, S2630.

Sir Colin, of Lundie, S1536.

Sir Colin, of Aberuchle, S3113.

David, Dinein, Maybole, S2567.

David, Kirkaldy, 2401.

Duncan, S2333, 2352, 2853.

Sir Duncan, of Auchinbreck,
1,800 merks (Scots) reward
for discovery of, S2630.

George, Aresallocl), Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

Sir Hugh, of Calder, S2841, 2844,
2933.

Sir James, 1668, 1867.

Sir James, S2333, 2352.

Capt. Janies, 4056.

James, S1905.

James, Dalziel, Carluke, S2567.

James, Heads, Lowdon, S2567.

John, Alehouse-burn, Muirkirk,
S2567.

John, Auchinruglen, Galstoun, '
S2567.

Sir John, of Carrick, S3074,
3113.

John, of Kildalin, S3074.

John, of Knockrioch, S3121.

John, Lowdon-byres, Lowdon,
S2567.

John, Marbrack, Kirkcudbright-
shire, S2567.

John, Over-muir, Lowdon,
S2567.

John, Townhead, Cumnock,
S2567.

John, Yate, Torboltoun, S2567.

John, brother to Welwood,
Muirkirk, S2567.

John, son of 9tli Earl of Argyle,
S2630.

Sir John, Bt., see Caithness,
Earl of, Breadalbane, Earl of.

John, see Loudoun, John Camp-
bell, 4lli Earl of.

Margaret, abduction of, S1113.

Matthew, S78.

Rev. Matthew, Waterhouse,
Galstoun, S2567.

Lord Neil, S2630.

Patrick, Ir808.

Peter, S3213.

Robert, Govan, S2567.

Sergt. Robert, S2952.

Ronald, S3211.

) 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904. Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
J 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

554

Key to
Dates

Campbell

INDEX

Carrickfergus

Campbell :

Samuel, weaver, Kirkcudbright-
shire, S2567.

Thomas, 1,000 merks reward
for, S2488, 2493.

Thomas, Hole, Auchinlcck,
S2567.

William, Boghead, Torboltoun,
S2567.

William, Borgue, Kirkcud-

bright, S2567.

William, Shaw, Muirkirk,

S2567.

William, son, Muirkirk, S25G7.
William, Townliead of Cum-
nock, S2567.

Ensign, S2952.

— , of Achenbreck, S2191.

— , Dalbair, Aucliinleck, S248S.
— , of Glenlyon, S2933.

See also Argyle.

Camp-followers forbidden, 2390,
Ir362, 1058, 1204, S453.

Camp, regulations (1513), 68.

Campliire, Campvere or Veere.
convoys to Leith twice a year,
S2944.

passengers from, to be certified,
S1234.

Staple port, S631, 1160, 2410,
2528, 2944, 3174, 3216.

Cam phi re :

Marquess of (William III),
S3174, 3216.

Campion :

Rev. Abraham, Ir836.

Edward, 763.

John, 3634.

Canary Company, 3420, 3505,
Ir781.

Canary Islands :

English consul banished from,
3482.

names of, 3420.

trade with re-established, 3505.
wines, see under Wines.

Candles :

export forbidden (1547), 310.
price, 1663, 1664, Ir213.

Candlesticks, &c., to be removed
from communion table, 1886.

Canford, 413.

Canisy, Hugh, Cullyny, Irl440.
i Canlea, Donogh, alias Sulevane,
Cullyny, Irl440.

Cannon :

David, brother to Morgrie ;
S2320.

David, Firmastoun, Kirkcud-
brightshire, S2567.

Gilbert, S2312.

Nathanael, Formatoun, Cars-
phairn, S2320.

Robert, S2312.

Samuel, Barnsallocli, S2567.
Col., S2861.

— , of Burley, younger, S2312.
— , Burnslialloch, younger,
S2312.

— , Mordrogget, younger, S2312.

Cannon, no large, to be cast,
851.

Canole, Simon, 3872.

Canongate, see under Edinburgh.

Canons :

not to be pressed, SI 675,
1676, 1677, 1679.
abrogated, S1682.

Orders for, annulled, S1681.

See also Service Book.

Cant, William, S2853.

Cant-windows, 1115, 1248.

Canterbury :

Archbishops of :

Thomas Cranmer, 148.
author of Proclamation, 320.
William Sancroft, 3764, 3782,
3785, 3824, 3826, 3901, 3918.

Canterbury :

Archbishops of :

Thomas Tennison, 4155, 4156,
4159, 4196, 4199, 4200, 4202,
4203, 4206, 4208, 4225, 4226,
4229, 4231, 4232, 4233, 4234,
4238, 4251, 4252, 4254, 4255,
4404.

French Church at, 2751.
silk weavers, 1792.
wages at, 703, 868.

Canty, John, Irl304.

Canvas, marks on service, 4123.

Canyon, Androw, S27.

Cap gold, 1008.

Cape Corse (Coast) Castle, Africa,
4288.

Cape of Good Hope, 3369, 3604.

Capell :

Arthur, 1st Baron, of Hadham,
2172, 2198.

Sir Henry, K.B., 1st Baron, of
Tewkesbury, 3704, 3966. See
also under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

See also Essex, Earls of.

Capitulations, observance of,
S2025.

Cappagh, Irl485.

Cappana, Co. Kilkenny, Irl440.

Cappanagauld, Irl517.

Cappanagawe, Irl488.

Cappengarron, Irl485.

Cappock, Irl336.

Capprige, John, Irl230.

Caps, see Hats and Caps.

Captain-General, see Cromwell,
Oliver.

Captains :

to depart to Ireland, 394.
to join their commands, 322,
382, 1451, 1502.
to leave London, 351, 383.
responsible for their soldiers’
behaviour, 1797.

See also Officers.

Captivity :

in Algiers, Englishmen exempt
from, 3620.

Captives :

redemption of, 2964, 2980, 3551.
Turkish, collection for, 3537.

See also Algiers, Tunis, &c.

Captures, after p ace, limits of
legality, 3033.

Car :

Charles, 2802.

See also Ker, Kerr.

Carberry Hill, weapons taken at,
to be given up, SI 86.

Carbery :

Richard Vaughan, K.B., 2nd
Earl of, 2471.

John Vaughan, 3rd Earl of,
3414, 3516, 3523, 3567, 3581,
3608, 3644, 3671, 3674, 3677,
3682, 3918, 3921, 3933.

Carbrok, conventicle at, S2401.

Carcases not to be sold without
the hide on the Borders, 1202.

Cardecues :

currency of, 1447, S1619, 1750,
1751.

not to be current, 1486.

Carden, Stirlingshire, S2567.

Cardenas, Don Alonso de, 2338.

Cardiff, Glamorgan, 1696.
relief of, 2646.

Cardigan, wages in, 875.

Cardmakers’ Company, 3760.

Cardon, S1804.

Cardross, Linlithgowshire, S2567.
Boat of, S2401.

Cardross, Henry Erskine, 3rd
Baron, S2401, 2493, 2762.

Cards :
playing :

import forbidden, 2454, 3760.

Cards :
playing :

monopoly, 801, 1747.
sealing of, 1747, 1778.
for wool :

import forbidden, 1604, 3651,
S2371.

not to be renovated, 1604.
manufactory, S2371, 2724.
Carew :

Sir George, 1st Baron, Master of
Ordnance, 1391.

See also Totness, Earl of, and also
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Sir Gawen,444 , 692.

George, 3469.

affronts Ambassador of States
General, 3644.

lettersofmarqueagainstUnited
Provinces cancelled, 3716.
John, Regicide, 1970, 3224.

Sir Peter, 444.

Carey, Cary, Carye :

Edward, 3002, 3013, 3401.

F., 1206.

Sir George, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
George, of Glaston, 3828.
George, see also Hunsdon, George
Carey, 2nd Baron.

Henry, Irl54.

Henry, see Monmouth, Henry
Carey, 2nd Earl of.

See also Rochford, Viset., and
Dover, Earl of.

Carfrae, John, Houstoun, Had-
dington, S2567.

Cargill :

Rev. Donald, S2401, 2463.

3,000 merks reward for, S2488.
Covenantdrawn up by, burned,
S2519.

Cargo :

entry at customs, Ir327.
prohibited to be landed from
plague ports, 4492.

Caribee Islands, 2735, 3999.

tobacco, 1629, 1769.

Carie, Abraham, of Taunton,
3828.

Carinteele, Tyrone, Ir794.
Carisbrook, Declaration, S1950.
Carisbrook Castle, Charles I at,
2743.

Carkenagh, Irl517.

Carkettle, George, daughter ab-
ducted, S961.

Carleith, Mauchlin, S2567.
Carleton :

Dudley, 1896.

Sergt.-Maj. Samuel, 2078.
Carletoun, Cumnock, S2567.
Carlingford, Irl605.

Carliola, Province of, 2735.
Carlisle, Moot hall, S4.

Carlisle :

James Hay, K G., 2nd Earl of,
1575.

James Hay, K.B., 3rd Earl of,
1991, 2735.

Charles Howard, 4th and 1st
Earl of, 3363, 3414, 3492,
3516, 3560, 3567, 3581, 3644.
Edward Howard, 5th and 2nd
Earl of, 3918.

Charles Howard, 6tli and 3rd
Earl of, 4305, 4312, 4316.
Robert, reward for arrest of,
1121, S1202.

See also Carlyle.

Carlow :

outlaws in, Irl440, 1537.
transplantation of Irish papists
from, ordered, Ir531,
Carlowrie, Linlithgowshire, S2567.
Carluke, Lanarkshire, S2567.
rebels in, S2320.

Carlyle :

William, S1202.

See also Carlisle.

Carlyles, declared rebels, S507.
Carmarthen :

Marquis of, see Danby, Thomas
Osborne, Earl of.

Percival Osborne, Marquis of,
afterwards2ndDuke of Leeds.
See also Dunblane, Lord.
Carmelite Friars, house of, in
Dublin, Ir300.

Carmen impressed, 2600.
Carmichael :

Sir James, Bt., 1st Baron Car-
michael, S1685, 1989.

John, 2nd Baron, S2766, 2841,
3135.

Sir Daniel, Carluke, S2567.
David, S27.

John, S324, 328, 341, 398 a.

Sir John, S917, 927.
murdered, S939.

Peter, S27.

— , S2463.

Carmile, Old Monkland, S2567.
Carmonden, Linlithgowshire,
S2567.

Carmunnock,Carmonoch, Lanark-
shire, S2567.

Carnarvon, Robert Dormer, 1st
Earl of, 2198, 2237.
Carnbarns, Cambusnethan, S2567.
Carnbrewhill, Bothwel, S2567.
Carne, Ir927.

Carney, Thomas, Irl485.
Carnegie, Carnagy :

James, Lord, afterwards 2nd
Earl of Southesk, S2039.
Charles, Lord, afterwards 4th
Earl of Southesk, S2619.

See also Southesk, Earls of.
Carnemore, Co. Fermanagh,
Irl370.

Carney, Sir Richard, Ir935.
Carngil, Craigie, S2567.
Carntilloch, Dumbartonshire,
S2567.

Carnwath :

SirRobertDalzell,lst BaronDal-
zell, 1st Earl of, S1685, 3267.
James Dalzell, 4th Earl of,
S2475.

Carolus, Carious :
of gold, 88.

clipped, not current, S54.
currency of, S15, 57, 61.
Carpenter :

Joshua, Ir326, 372.

Rev. — , Chaplain of House of
Commons, 3303.

Carr, Drumlesse, Co. Leitrim,
Ir849.

Carr :

against the family of, S565.
Andrew, S599.

Gilbert, 1770.

Col. Gilbert (Gibby), Ir704.
James, S599.

Robert, S599.

William, S599.

Rev. Dr., S2068.

See also Car, Ker, Kerr.

Carra, Co. Sligo, Ir853.

Carriages, see Carts, Carriages, and
Wagons.

Carrick, Ayrshire, S2488.

Carrick :

Patrick, Armore, Stirlingshire,
S2567.

William, Armore, Stirlingshire,
S2567.

Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim : Irl7S,
335.

Governor of, Irl67.

Irish invasion from, S2825.
relief of, 1963.
taken, 2798.

11525 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
j 166 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

555

Key to
Dates

Carrickhead

INDEX

Chalcedon

Carrickhead, Co. Carlow, Irl440.

Carrickmore, Irl440.

Carridow, S2312.

Carrie :

Alan, Largs, Straitoun, S2567.
William, Largs, Straitoun,
S2567.

Carrier, James, of Ilmister, 3828.

Carriers :

common and post office, S3239.
forbidden to use four-wheeled
wagons, 1216.
loads, 1216.

Orders for, enforced, Irl220.
rates charged by, Irl213.

See also Post Office.

Carrigaduffe, Co. Cork, Irl315.

Carrigeene, Carrigeen, Irl493.

Carril, Carrill :

Alexander, weaver, Newtoun-
lies, Haddingtoun, S2567.
Rev. Joseph, Lincoln’s Inn,
2479.

Carrin, Miln of, 2538.

Carrington, William Ramsay,
2nd Baron, see Dalhousie, Wil-
liam Ramsay, 1st Earl of.

Carringtoun, Edinburgh, S2567.

Carrol, Carroll :

Elias, 4054.

Sir James, Mayor of Dublin,
Ir206, 213.

John, Ir959.

Lieut.-Col., Ir495.

Carsburn, Crawfoord of, S2538.

Oarscallan, John, Auchlochan,
Lesmahago, S2567.

Carse, Holm of, Lesmahago,
S2567.

Carsedyke, Renfrewshire, S2567.

Carse-mill, Dumfriesshire, S2567.

Carsey, John, Blackmire, Kirk-
cudbrightshire, S2567.

Carsferry, Kirkcudbrightshire,
S2567.

Carshogil, Dumfriesshire, S2567.

Carskep, S2567.

Carson, John, Auchinsliinocli,
S2567.

Carsphairn parish, S24S8.
rebels in, S2320.

Carstairs, Carstares :

Rev. John, S2312.

Rev. William, S3345, 3346.

Carsulloch, Dalserf, S2567.

Carswel, Renfrewshire, S2567.

Carter, Thomas, Ligertwood, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Carteret :

Sir George, Bt., 3323.

Sir George, Bt., 1st Baron Car-
teret, 3933, S2559.

G. , see under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Philip, D.D., Ir517.

Carthis, Charles, Doneravle,
Irl466.

Carthy, Carty :

alias Callannne, Cornelius,
Cummer, Irl485, 1493.
Donogh, alias Garruffe, Dri-
shane, Irl485, 1493
John McFineen, Irl315.

Owen oge, Ir853.

Carts, Carriages, and Wagons :
debts due to waggoners by Par-
liament, 2614.

destruction of highways, 1336,
1598, 1710, 3321.
four-wheeled, forbidden, 1216,
1336, 1598, 3321.
load presciibed, 1336, 1598.
not to leave the King’s service,
2415.

number of horses prescribed,
1336, 1598.

payment for impressed, 3464.
pressing, forbidden, Irll20.

Carts, Carriages, and Wagons :
purveyance of, on progresses,
1033.

regulations for, 1710.
required for 1000 men (1626),
1496.

Cart-takers :
petition against, 2014.
royal, 1659.

Carus :

Christopher, Halton, 4037.
Christopher, Westhall, 4035,
4037.

George, Sellct Hall, 4037.
Thomas, 4035, 4037.

Carwardine, Rev. Daniel, 2068.

Cary, see Falkland, Viscounts of.
See also under Carey.

Caryl, Joseph, 3049.

Cas, Mark, S1805.

Casbert, Anthony, 2746.

Casey :

John, Gurtneglegg, Irl466.
John, Michillstoun, Irl466.
Thomas, Irl517.

Cashell :

Oliver, Dundalk, Ir365.
Thomas Walsh, (R. C.) Arch-
bishop of, Ir890.

Cashen, Edward, Ir626.

Casks, see Barrels and Casks.

Cassells, Castles, Casteel :

John, 3522, 3530.

Michael, 2357.

William, Irl336.

Cassidy, Cormick, Ballynaskreen,
Irl527.

Cassilis, Cassils :

John Kennedy, 6th Earl of,
S1989, 2027.

John Kennedy, 7th Earl of,
S2733, 2743,2746,2756.

Castile soap 1680.

Casting iron in the French man-
ner, 1708.

Castle, see Cassells, Casteel.

Castle Caulfield, Co. Tyrone, Ir794.

Castle Chamber, court of, Ir308,
309, 310, 314, 321, 327.

Castle Lyons, Co. Cork, collection
for, Ir680.

Castlebar, Tories presented at,
Irl466.

Castlebroket, Evandale, S2567.

Castlecomer, Castlecumber, Co.
Kilkenny, Irl440.

Castlecomer, Viscount, see under
Privy Council, under Ireland.

Castleconnel, William Bourke,
8th Baron, Irl057.

Castledillon, Irl517.

Castlegarr, Irl336

Castlehaven, James Tucliet, Baron
Audley, 3rd Earl of,Ir300,390.

Castlehill, Anandale, S2567.

Castlehill, Kilmarnock, S2567.

Castle-hill, Shots, S2567.

Castlehill, Lord (Sir John Lock-
hart), S2577, 2588, 2600, 2644,
2645, 2646, 2693, 2711, 2715,
2741, 2743, 2746.

Castlemaine, Roger Palmer, 1st
Earl of, 3368, 3885, 4043.

Castlemearns, Renfrewshire,
S2567.

Castlemore, Co. Carlow, Irl586.

Castleruddery, Co. Wicklow,
Irl440.

Castles :

command of, 1966.
surprised by rebels to be yielded
up, Ir366.

Castlestewart, Laird of, S2468.

Castletoun, Carmonoch, S2567.

Casualties, to be reported to Ex-
chequer, S2617.

Catechism to be taught, Ir580.

Cater, John, 4398.

Catesby, Robert, arrest of, ordered,

1021.

Cathairn, Mauclilin, S2567.

Cathcart, Renfrewshire, S2567.
Laird of, S2463.

Cathcart, Alan, 4tli Baron, S680.
Alan, Master of, afterwards 7tli
Baron of, S2943.

See Cairleton, Laird of.

Gather, James, Burn, Shots,
Lanarkshire, S2567.

Catherine of Braganza, Queen,
4404, S2217.

Priests of household of, 3381.

Cathie, William, Haddington,
S2567.

Catholics, Confederate, see that
title.

Catlyn, Robert, 615.

Catslackburn, Selkirk, S2567.

Cattle :

compulsory sale of (1549), 357.
driving by night, Ir249, 264.
export of, forbidden. Ir271,
500, S1431, 1474, 1475, 1917.
import of, forbidden, 3507,
S2305, 3004, 3130, 3152.

Irish, imported, sale of when
seized, S2339.
maiming : Irl613.
in Connaught, Irl624.
in Ere-Connaught, Irl608,
1609, 1610.

in Fermanagh, Irl610.
in Galway, Irl608, 1609, 1610.
in Mayo, Irl610.
sale of stolen, forbidden, Ir249,
264.

slaughter of young for export,
111 532.

to be sold only in fairs or mar-
kets, Ir6, 24S, 264, 1160.
stealing, check on, 1202,Irll60.
trade from Dublin, Ir605.
transport of suspended, Ir276.
unmarked, 536, 1202.

Caulfield :

Sir Toby, Baron, see under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
William, Baron, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

See Charlemont, Earls of.

Causes :

ecclesiastical, against common
law prohibitions in, 1591.
to be heard, S555.
hearing of, suspended, S538,
542, 550, 553.

Causes of God's Wrath, S2188, 2190.

Causey-end, Wigtonshire, S2567.

‘ Cautionary Towns ’, 1 145.

Cavaliers and Royalists :
arms of, to be marked, 2542.
arms for service of Ireland
seized by, 2267.

attempt to seize magazine at
Kingston-on-Thames, 1938.
Bristol, under sentence of death,
2428.

complaints from Chester re-
specting, 2267.
declarations of :
in favour of peace at Worcester,
3161.

for peaceful return of Charles,
Essex, 3181.

disfranchisement of, 2697.
disposal of surrendered, 2638.
dress, Order for, 2435.
to gather at Inverness, S2023.
petition against, 2164, 2193.
plunder by, 2261, 2309, 2509.
ports in Ireland (1646), Ir433 a.
not to return to Scotland, S2039.
wardship of heirs of, killed in
service, 2277.

See also Delinquents, Malignants,
and Royalists.

Cavan Co., Irll5.
outlaws in, Irl304, 1517, 1527
1537.

plantation in, Ir248, 277.

Cavanagh, Cavenagh, Cavanaglis :
hosting against, Irl6.

Arthur (Arte), of Ballynloghan,
Ir453.

Dermot mac Dowlin, of Balli-
dony, Co. Wexford, Ir365.

See also under Kavanagh.

Cave :

Sir Ambrose, 515.

Sir Richard, 2449.

William, D.D., 3826.

Cavendish, see Devonshire, Duke
of ; Newcastle, Duke of.

Cavers parish, Roxburghshire,
S2567.

Cavertoun, Roxburghshire, S2567.

Caviseys, against imported, S2721.

Cawley, William, Regicide, 3224.

Cawsyestown, Irl517.

Cawton, William, 3314.

Cecil, Cecill, Cecille :

Sir Foulke, 1174.

Sir Robert, 858, 881, 904, 928,
934, 941, 971.

Sir William, see Burghley, Sir
William Cecil, Baron of,
afterwards Salisbury, Earl of,
q. v.

See also Exeter, Earl of.

Cellars, not to be used for lodgings
or victualling houses, 1420.

Censorship :

Books on Church Government
and religion to bo censored,
1383

of books, SI 205.
dramatic, 3316.

of printing, petition against,
2821.

Census :

of London taken, 3040.
of religions ordered, S683a.

Ceremonies :

approved, list of (1539), 177.
innovations in, forbidden, 323.
observation of (1538), 176.
introducers of, unauthorized, to
be punished, 1903.

Certificate and Assurance, S2S90.
all officials to sign, S2891.

Certificate, certificates :

brought by those to be touched
for the King’s Evil, 1479.
of Communion from soldiers,
D-993.

Customs’, needed before lading
vessels, S1187.

to be obtained by passengers to
Ireland, S1183.
of seamen’s registry, 4227.
of taking the engagement, IrSOl.
given to vagabonds (1530), 121.

Cesnock, Galstoun, S2567.

Cess :

collection of, S2903.
levied, Ir9, 11, 70.
for Lords Justices, Irl07.
in the Pale, Ir9.
for payment of, S2744.
for provisions for Lord Deputy’s
household, Ir96.

Cessation of arms, Ir388,’389, 390,
402, 406, 411, 412, 417, 419,
420, 421, 423, 424, 427, 428.

Cessation proposed, 2371.

Cessford, S788.

Chadwell, 3528, 3827.

See also New River.

Chahane, Daniel, Clanlish, Irl440.

Charitable uses, 1016, 3130.

Chained measures at inn-doors,
1728.

Chalcedon, Richard Smith, (R.C.'
Bp. of, 1566, 1576.

) 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
J 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 8942, lrl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

556

Key to
Dates

Chaldron of coal

Charles II

INDEX

Chaldron of coal, to be 36 bushels,
4160.

Chalk in wine, S2227.

Challenges :

forbidden, 1142, 3042, 3710,

Ii-957.

Privy Council to be notified of,
3246, 3710.

See also Duels.

Challoner, John, Ir46.

Challons, Anne, widow of Captain
Henry, 1299.

Chalmers :

James, Lanark, S2567.

Mary, Clairbrand, S2667.
Robert, S2312.

See also Gadgirth.

Chamberlain, Lord, to exclude
Papists from Court, 3584.
Chamberlain, Chamberlaine,
Chamberlayne, Chamberlen,
Chamberlene, Chamberlin :
Hugh, 3828.

John, Irl54.

John, Ir704.

Richard, 2523.

Sir Robert, 29.

Captain Thomas, 2078.
Chambers :

James, M.D., 1704.

Aid. Richard, 2478.

Robert, 2424.

Robert, Ir556.

Rev. Robert, Ir704.

— (Jacobite), 4173, 4186, 4191,
Irl317.

Chamberstoun, Dalmellingtoun,
S2567.

Chamley, (Sir Richard Cholmley),
29.

Champante, John, Ir820.
Chancery :

moved to Oxford, 2336.
proceedings, stamp on, 4137.
returns to be made into, 979.
Chandos, Chandoys :

Grey Brydges, 5th Baron, 934.
James Brydges, 8th Baron,
3901, 3918, 3921, 3933.

I Channel Islands : 4313, 4532.
tobacco, 1629.
wool, 8256.

Chantrell, Col. Francis, Irl272.
Chapel, Evandale, S2567.

Chapel Royal, plate stolen from,
1370.

Chapeland, S2567.

Chapels, rules for mass in Am-
bassadors’, 3671.

Chapeltoun, Stewartoun, S2567.
Chaplains :

Army, duties of, Irl333, 1563.
fines for keeping unlicensed, or
teachers, S2542.
pay of Naval, 1472.

(R.C.),_of the Queen allowed to
remain in England, 1839.
sequestered ministers not to act
as, 3065.

Chaplains-General, of Charles I,
2438.

Chapman :

James, Clachans, S2567.
Livewell, reward for arrest of,
8175.

William, 1301.

Lieutenant William, 2078.
William, Sadielands, Douglas,
S2567.

Chapmen :

to bring testimonials, from two
J.P.’s, 1214.
to be licensed, 1214.

See also Hawkers.

Charing Cross, see under London.
Charitable gifts :
abuse of, in Hertford, 3073.
Commissioners for, 3060, 3073.

Charlemont :

William Caulfield, 1st Viscount,
Ir808, 1376, 1470, see also un-
der Privy Council, under Ire-
land, and Caulfield.

Charles I :

as Prince (1623), return from
Spain, S1402.

acceptance of Covenant, S1950,
1951.

advocates of, 2791.

arms bought in Holland for,

2174.

authority of, claimed by rebels
(1641), Ir345.

benevolence (1644), demanded
by, 2529.

breaches of privilege by, com-
plained of, 1906.
complaints against Parliament.
2120.

dragoons raised for, 2320.
parade of volunteers before,
2568.

suspends Parliament pending
understanding with the na-
tion, 1578.

taking of Vow and Covenant
forbidden by, 2442.
Declaration :

anent tumults and the Service
Book, S1669.

to Yorkshire freeholders at
Heworth Moor, 2160.
referred to, 2222.
to . . . Scotland, SI 788.
against the Convention, S1815.
to Scots Parliament (1645),
S1886.

to army, S1915.
from Carisbrook, S1950.
objects of his taking arms, 2244.
offer to miners, 2248.
offers pardon, 2277, 2409, 2609.
peace with, impossible, 2746.
promises of, for peace, 2733.
promises of (1648), 2797.
concessions as to episcopacy
(1648), 2803.

intends to make signing Cove-
nant treason, S1675.
complaints against Covenanters,
S1698.

distinguishes between war on
Hull, and on Parliament,
2216.

driven away from Parliament,
2063.

farewell to Lords Commis-
sioners, 2805.

fast day ordered for a Treaty of

household stuff (1641), S1739.
information re Parliamentary
troops to be sent to, 2319.
journey to Scotland : 1659.
reasons against 1876.

(1633), S1588, 1589, 1591.
Letters :

to Lord K eeper respecting
action against five members,
2012.

to sheriffs concerning Recusant
fines and forfeitures, 2110.
to Mayor of Hull demanding
entrance, 2086.
against raising trained bands
to aid Hull, 2105.
to City of London against lend-
ing money to Parliament,

2175.

to Sheriff of Yorks, 2205.
to Shropshire, 2321.
to Bristol, 2428.
to the City, 2520.
to Privy Council, S1756, 1774.
list of lords who raised troops,
2198.

Charles I :

list of troops in his service, 2237.
Messages to Parliament : 2251,
2291, 2371, 2407, 2427, 2648,
2692.

(1647), from Hampton Court,
2733.

concerning the five members,
1934, 1955.

Hull, 2095.
privileges, 1940.
propositions for settlement,
1946.

Popish recusants, &c., 1988.
militia, 1991.

Ireland, 1998.

militia and the Prince’s resi-
dence, 2006.
militia ordinance, 2029.
address of Parliament to(1647),
2722.

Message to Peers (1641) : 1912.
concerning charge of the
Tower, 1985.

A Question Answered, 2080.
Message to Commons :
respecting Tower and militia,
1966.

Mr. Pym’s speech, 1977.
aid to rebels in Ireland, 2055.
against diverting funds to
use against him, 2246.
moves to York, 2029.
offer to go to Ireland, 1988.
petitions answered :

Bedford, 2333.

Cheshire, 2117.

Cornwall, 2203.

General Assembly, SI 785.
Lincoln, 2063.

Newport, 2800.

petitions to Parliament for
treaty with, 2761, 2769.
position of, at York, 2160.
proclaimed, S1419.
Proclamation :
signed by, Ir361.
motives for recent, S1438.
repudiates proclamation for
arming the kingdom, S1800.
Scotland, his view of the tu-
mults, 1795.

resistance to, ordered, 2235.
seamen reproached by, for in-
gratitude, 2302.

sins of, disclaimed by General
Assembly, S2049.

Speeches :

1834, 1864, 1869.
to committee of Parliament
concerning passage of rebels
to Ireland, 2017.
to gentry of Yorkshire, con-
cerning raising a guard, 2120.
at Leicester, 2228.
to army, 2263.
at Shrewsbury, 2269.
before taking the sacrament,
2451.

to Parliament, SI 730.
to Yorkshire gentry, 2138.
summons Gloucester to sur-
render, 2467.

summons Yorkshire freeholders
to meet on Heworth Moor,
2155.

summons Yorkshire gentry to
York as an armed guard, 2134.
surrender of :

ordinance against concealing
him (May, 1646), 2653.
restraints on access to, 2661.
ordered to be handed over by
army to Parliament, 2701.
to be brought to Richmond,
2701.

proposals of army to (ficti-
tious), 2705.

Charles I :
surrender of :

to come to London, order of
Parliament, 2719.
seized at Holdenby, 2719.
access to forbidden, 2743.
restraint on access to, S1919.
not to come to Scotland till he
signs the Covenant, S1921.
removal to Holmeby House,
S1923.

against removal of, S1941.
repudiation of suggestions of
sale of, S2201.
will join the Scots, Ir434.
comes to the Scots army,
S1910.

comes to the Scots Commis-
sioners, 2654.

treaty with (1648), 2790, 2791,
2797, 2800, 2803, 2805.
trial of :

hinted at (Sept., 1648), 2794.
contrary to Solemn League
and Covenant, Ir613.
execution of for high treason,
consequences of, 2833.
protest against legality of
High Court of Justice, 2822.
High Court ofJusticeon, 2816.
waggon-master-general of, 2311.
writs continued on death of,
S2007.

Charles II :
birth of, 1611.

attempted assassination of,
3694, 3744, 3748.
as Prince of Wales invited to
Scotland, SI 974.

(Pretended King of Scotland)
Commission of J udicatory un-
der, voided, S2086.
communication with Edin-
burgh forbidden, S2059.
coronation of, 3289, 3294, S2014.
Coronation Pardon of, 3299.
correspondence with, made
treason, 2941.

Covenant signed, S2048.
accepts Newcastle and Hamp-
ton Court terms, S2048.
Declarations :

as Prince of Great Britain,
2639.

manifesto (1648), 2780.
from Jersey, 2878.
of (Edinburgh), declared trai-
torous, 2910.
at Woodhouse, 2939.
to English soldiers in French
service, 3081.

offer of pardon and a free Par-
liament (Sept., 1659), 3131.
of intended landing, 3148.
(February, 1660), 3150.
from Brussels, 3173, S2168.
and letters from Breda,
3177 a, S2167, 2170.
at Brussels, 24 Nov., 1658, a-
gainst duels, 3245.
answer to Commissioners of
Scotland, S2017.
offers pardon to Cromwell’s
army, S2048.

promises of : to English and
Irish subjects, S2051.
declaration of cavaliers for
peaceful return of, Essex,
3181.

escape after Worcester aided by
Mr. John Huddleston, 3608.
estates of, in Scotland forfeited,
2956.

first Proclamation (against
Vice), 3211.

grant of Light dues, 3360.
household stuff of, S2190.
invasion of England, S2947.

Key to | 1525 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1885, Ir337, S1722.
Dates (165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S21 67. 167 5 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

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INDEX

Clanricarde

Charles II :

for assistance in, 2074.

Letters :

to the Peers, 3172.
declaring the purity of his life
and religion, 3177.
to Peers and Commons, 3177 b.
to Speaker, 3177 c.
to clergy concerning stipends,
3237.

to Gen. Monk, Ir610, S2173.
to the army, Ir617.
to Gen. Monk from Orleans
(forged), 3135.
to Presbytery, S2181.
letter to, from Commons, 3184 b.
marriage : 3302.
address on, Ir64G.
mourning ordered for, 3780.
Ormond confirmed as Lord
Lieutenant by, Ir458.
Presbyterianism accepted,
S2017.

proclamation of (1649) :
prohibited, 2823.
secret, 2824.
by Ormond, Ir457.
in Ireland, Ir615.
in Scotland, S2005.
by Parliament (1660), 3188,
S2171.

proclaimed traitor, 2947.
restraint on access to, S2039.
£1000 Reward for apprehension
of, 2952.

sins of, disclaimed by General
Assembly, S2049.
speech to the Commissioners
for Restoration, 3164.
summons to Worcester, 2945,
2946.

treaty with Scots Commis-
sioners, S2043.

as Charles Stuart, titles forbid-
den, 3076.

Charles V, Emperor :
truce with (1528), 112.
truce with (1529), 116.
peace with (1529), 118.

Charlet, Arthur, D.D., 4405.
Charleton, Chariton :

Francis, 3812, 3828, 3875.

Sir Job, 3826.

William, 32.

Charsly, John, 1360.

Charteris, Charters, Chartres,
Charterhouse :

David, merchant, Townliead of
Air, S2567.

Sir John, of Amisfield, S1447.
Sir John, of Hempsfield, S2039.
John,Tongland, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Capt. Robert, S3084.

Capt. William, S3084.

Capt., S2861.

Charters :

for Canary Company, 3505.
of corporate towns forfeit,
Ir774.

Vintners’ Company rescinded,
1625.

to Gold Wire - drawers’ Co.
(1623), 1359.

for municipalities to be sued
out, Ir818.

Charthy, Owen M'Shane, Irl315.
Chastelet, see Luzancy.
Chatelherault, James Hamilton,
3rd Earl of Arran, 1st Duke
of, S84, 85, 88.

Chatto, Roxburghshire, S2567.
Cheese :

export of, 264, 310, 328, 339.
price, 390, 405.

See also Victuals.

Cheetham, Chetham, Manchester,
1329.

Cheiney, Sir Thomas, K.G., 373,
374.

Cheislie, Sir John, 2726, S1886.

Chelmsford, Essex, The Talbot,
2758.

Chelsea Hospital, collection for,
3762.

Chemistrie glasses, S2852.

Chenerton, Thomas, 780.

Chepstow (Monmouth), 1696.
taken, 2782.

Chery-Island, whale fishery, 3089.

Cheshire :

Declaration in favour of reunion
of King and Parliament, 2222.
Co. Palatine of, 1609.
petition to King, 2283.
petitions, 1840, 1907, 2116.
Rebellion, 3125.
rebels, reward for apprehen-
sion of, 3129.

Chester, 214, 223, 1583, 1606, 1626,
3881.

complaints from, respecting
Cavaliers, 2267.

imprisonment of Parliamen-
tarians, 2260.
post to, 1701.

remonstrance against disunion,
2239.

Roodey, 2222.

Chesterfield, Philip Stanhope,
2nd Earl of, 3734, 3737, 3754,
3755, 3764, 3785, 3787.

Chester-house, Roxburgh, S2567.

Chester-le-Street, tanner from,
S1340.

Cheviots, game preserved in,
S1059, 1226, 1246.

Clieynell, Rev. M., 2479.

Chicheley, Sir Thomas, 3464,3704,
3734, 3764.

Chichester :

Arthur, 1st Baron Chichester
of Belfast, 1159, Irl78, 599.
See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Francis Leigh, 1st Earl of,
2579, 2589, 2591, 2615, 2626.
See also Dunsmore, 1st Baron of.
See also Donegall, Arthur, 1st
Earl of.

Chief-Place, Court of, Irl335.

Chiefly :

Robert, Slamannomoor, Stir-
lingshire, S2567.

Thomas, Bogoknows, Stirling-
shire, S2567.

See also Cheislie.

Cheisholm, Cheisholme, see Chis-
holme, Cheisholme, Cheis-
holm.

Chigley, Sir John, S2027.

Children :
abduction, Ir715.
education abroad, see that title.
kidnapping, see that title.
subscriptions for poor, invited,
Ir515.

vagrant, transported, Ir520.

Chilham, Robert, Irl88.

Chimines, Edinburghshire, S2567.

Chimney backs, of cast iron, 1708.

Chimneys, houses without, Ir801.

China, import of, allowed, 3571.

Chirnside, Berwickshire, S2567.

Chirnside, Ninian, arrest of, or-
dered, S711.

Chirurgeon-General, Superinten-
dent, Irl426.

Chirurgeons, of Edinburgh, Pa-
tent of, S3095.

Chisholme, Cheisholme, Cheis-
holme :

Alexander, S2333, 2352, 2408.
Sir James, S747.

William, Bishop of Dunblane,
see under Dunblane.

Chisholme, Cheisholme, Cheis-
holme :

— , of Strathglass, S2861.

— , uncle of Chisholm of Strath-
glass, S2861.

Chiswell, Richard, 4425.

Chittey, Henry, of Chichester,
2296.

Chittle-Hampton, 1824.

Chivalry, Court of, 1142.

Chiverton, Richard, 3098.

Chocolate, 3622, 3743.

Choghernagh, Irl537.

Cholmondley, Cholmley :

Hugh Cholmondley, 3rd Vis-
count, 2ndBaron,lstEarl, 4404
George, Capt. Grenadier Guards,
4258.

Sir Hugh, 2402.

John, 4398.

See also Chamley.

Christmas Communion : S1410,
prorogued, S1415.

Christmas Day :

Monthly Fast held on, 2594.
observance forbidden (1652),
2981.

Christmas hospitality, 1342, 1497,
1523.

Christian, Robert, 1444.

Christison, Gilbert, S466.

Christ’s Hospital, revenues from
hallage of wool, 1771.

Chudleigh, Sir George, 1575,
2299, 2330.

Church, churches :
attendance enforced, 767, 837,
839, S2331.

business of, all engaged on to
return home, S1665.
chancels, to be levelled, 1886.
collections for, see under Collec-
tions.

Communion Table, candlesticks,
&c. , to be removed from, 1886.
decay of, 1591.

discipline, to be enforced by
magistrates, S3355.
exempt, marriages in, 3838.
Holidays, to be observed, S1287.
images of Virgin to be removed
from, 1886.

innovations not to be made in
(1626), 1474.

intruders into, threatened with
banishment, S3296.

Lands of :

regulations for letting, 3264.
rights on, S1447, 1447 a.
timber on, Irl97.
taxation of, S2290.
lead of, sold by patrons of
livings, 526.

peace and quiet of, S2976.
pictures of the Trinity to be
removed from, 1886.
Proclamation read in, on Thurs-
day, S3083.
quarrels in, 412, 472.
reformation of the, 974.
repair of, 1591.
reverence due to, 553.

Church of England :

Address of Parliament in favour
of, S2804.

for the quiet of, 1474, 1903.
Resolution of Parliament on,
4400.

Church Government :

books on to be censored, 1383.
controversies on, needless, 1568.
Episcopal, to be maintained in
Scotland, 1795.

Scots desires touching, SI 723.
temporarily unchanged S2207.
for unanimity in matters of,
1888.

See also Presbyterianism.

Churchey, Thomas, Ir385.

Churchill :

Col. Charles, 4258.

John, see Marlborough, John
Churchill, 1st Duke of.

Sir Winston, M.P., 3313

Ir690.

Churchman, Thomas, 2633.

Churchwardens :
duties of, respecting attendance
at church, 767.
paid for recruits, 4468.

Churchyards, quarrels in, 553.

Cliurig, John Na, Irl304.

Cinque Ports :

Committee for executing the of-
fices of Lord Warden of, 2610.
Lord Warden of, powers of,
2925.

Petition toCommons for Puritan
reform and Coast Defence,
2058.

Petition to Lords for King’s
return, 2059.

Circuit Courts : S2344, 2475, 3348,
3367.

postponed, S2351, 2366, 2381,
2398, 2405, 2418, 2433, 2538,
2607.

Circuit, judges on, not to execute
their commissions, 2378.

Cirencester, protection for market
of, 2365.

Citters, — , Ambassador of the
United Provinces, 3754.

City Companies :
assessment arrears, 2487.
feasts of to be stopped during
dearth, 1624.

City of London, see London.

Civil actions :

immunity from, S2733, 2744.
not to be tried by sheriffs,
S2164.

Clachan, S2567.

Clackmannan Fair, holding of,
S216.

Claims :

under Articles of Galway,
Irl335, 1353.

Commission, see under Commis-
sions.

Court of, see under Courts,
against the Dutch, 3041.
against the Equivalent, S3347.
on forfeited lands, Ir521.
innocent Papists’, Ir640, 647.
for Irish lands to be put in,
3311, Ir654.

Kildare forfeiture, Ir647.
period for putting in, Ir705.
for robbery to be given in at
once, Ir510.

for settlement to be sent in,
Ir689, 690, 691, 697.
settlement of, Ir785.
under Treaty of Limerick,
Irl247, 1253 a, 1257, 1289,
1291, 1301, 1335, 1344, 1355.

Clairbrand, S2-567.

Clairlaw, Roxburghshire, S2567.

Clanbrasill, Lord, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Clanculgg, Co. Fermanagh, Ir927.

Clan deboy, John, Lord, see under
Privy Council, under Ireland.

Clandestine marriages, see under
Marriages.

Clandrogliid, Co. Cork, Irl304.

Clanlish, Co. Limerick, Irl440.

Clanricarde :

Sir Richard Bourke or de Burgh,
4th Earl of Clanricarde,
934.

Sir Ulick Bourke, 5th Earl of,
1st Marquess of, Ir442, 463.
See under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates \ 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

558

Clanronnald

INDEX

Coal

Clanronnald, (Donald Mae Donald
of Moydart,)Captain of, S2567,
2829.

Clans :

chiefs of :

to find caution for behaviour,
S2103.

lists of, S2103.
to preserve order, S2209.

to disarm, S1981.

disarmed, if chief is a papist,
S3277.

Claragh, Co. Kilkenny, Irl304.

Clare, John Holies, 2nd Earl of,
1888

Gilbert Holies, 3rd Earl of, 3901.

Claremadden, Irl485.

Clarendon :

Edward Hyde, 1st Earl of,
of, 3323, 3465.

Henry Hyde, Lord Courtney,
2nd Earl of, 3677, 3682, 3719,
3734, 3737, 3741, 3754, 3755,
3764, 3782, 3785, 3787, 3824,
3826, 3868, 3885, 3901, 3933,
3993, 4086.

See under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Clarges, Sir Thomas, 3273, 3993,
Ir617.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Clarke, Clark :

Andrew, Wester Moffat, Shots,
Lanarkshire, S2567.

Andrew, Feuer in Down, S2861.

! Andrew, merchant, Gattoun-
side, Roxburgh, S2567.

Bar., 813.

Lieutenant Daniel], 2078.

Edward, 1824.

Gavin, Kittochside, Kilbride,

S2567.

Sir George, Irlll9, 1120, 1166,
1192, 1203, 1204, 1206, 1207,
1209, 1210, 1237, 1242.

George, S3210.

James, Ir868.

James, Marbrack, Kirkcud

bright, S2567.

i John, 692.

John, Drum, S2567.

John, Kirkcudbright, S2567.

John, Nunrie, Arrandale, S2567.

I John, Puskeoch, Dumfries,

S2667.

Laurence, 3522.

Richard, Irl612.

Robert, Baron of Exchequer,
904.

Capt. Robert, 2798, 2992.

Thomas, 1824.

Lieutenant Thomas, 2078.

Thomas, S3084.

Rev. William (R.C.), for arrest
of, 965, S1036.

Sir William, Ir712.

William, S2100, 2165.

William, Larbert, Stirlingshire,
S2567.

William, younger, Glenum,
Dumfries, S2567.

See also Clerk, Clerke.

Clarkson :

Andrew, Holehouse, Stirling-
shire, S2567.

James, 654.

John, Holehouse, Stirlingshire,
S2667.

Laurence, banished for life,
2913.

Claro, Wapentake of, 2815.

Classen :

James, Coustoun, Linlithgow,
S2567.

Patrick, Carmonden, Linlith-
gow, S2567.

Clattie, Straitoun, S2567.

Clattworthy, Sir John, 1909.

Claxton, Edward, 2556, 2592.

Clay, Lieutenant Roger, 2078.

Clayton :

Col. Randolph, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Sir Robert, 3993.

Cleanless, Irl485, 1493.

Cleansing the streets, see under
Streets.

Cleary, David, Coolnekilly,
Irl488.

Cleaveland, Capt. William, 1000
marks (Scots) reward for,
S2630

Cleddans, Kilbride, S2567.

Cleeland, see Clelland, &c.

Cleghorn :

John, S3346.

Margaret, S3346.

Cleghorn, Laird of, S3082.

Cleiland, Cleillands, see Clelland,
&c*

Cleirand, Kilbride, S2567.

Cleish, Conventicle at, S2401.

Clelland, Cleland, Cleillands,
Cleiland, Cleeland :

Andrew, Fimertoun, Cambus-
nethan, S2567.

Andrew, How-Mains, Lesma-
hago, S2567.

Arthur, Westfield, Bothwel,
Lanarkshire, S2567.

David, How-Mains, Lesmahago,
S2567.

James, S2463.

John, Crossford-boat, Lesma-
hago, S2567.

John, Yuilsliiels, Carluke,
S2567.

Lieut. John, of Faskine, S2829,
S2861.

Thomas, Douglas, Lanarkshire,
S2567.

William (Cleeland), S2463.

William (Cleillands), S2463.

William, Douglas, Lanarkshire,
S2567.

Cleman, Irl336.

Clement VIII, Indulgence to
Hugh O'Neill, lrl56.

Clements, George, 2593.

Clergy :

collection for distressed, of
Ireland, 2479.

insults to, S535.

livings of, 3237.

meeting of, S1531.

oppression of, forbidden, 2422.

Clergy, R.C. :

regular, to leave Ireland, Ir844,
850.

to obey the cessation, Ir. 445.

Clerk, Clerke :

Donald, Innerkeithing, Fife-
shire, S2567.

George, 441.

Col. John, 3017, 3025, 3098.

Col. Sir John, Pennicook,
S3081.

William, 2930.

Captain, a pirate, S419.

See also Clark.

Clerk of the bills, S1889.

Clerk of the Crown, 1815 a.

Clerk of the Market, see under
Fairs and Markets.

Clerks of Kirk Sessions to retain
their rights and fees, S2698.

Clerrige, Ensign Samuel, 2078.

Cleugh, Roxburghshire, S2567.

Cleugh-head, Dumfriesshire,
S2567.

Clideragh, Irl488.

Clidsdale, see Clydesdale.

Clidsdale, Richard, Cowpar of
Fife, S2401.

Cliff, Alderman, Ir566.

Clifford :

of Chudleigh, Thomas Clifford,
1st Baron, 3567, 3568, 3764.
see also Cumberland, Earls of.
Clifton, William, Reward for
arrest of, 4292.

Cliftonhall, Edinburgh, S2401.
Mains of, S2312.

Clighly, Teige Roe, Shanakiel,
Irl517.

Clinch, Bartholomew, Irl202.
Clingen, Alexander, Kilellan,
Wigtoun, S2567.

Clinton :

Edward, see Lincoln, Edward
Clinton, 1st Earl of, 382.
James, Borgue, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Roger, £50 reward for arrest
of, 3688.

Clipped coin :
called in, 4164.
currency of French sous, S57.
not current, 2728, Ir7, 502, S54,
59, 3046.

import of, forbidden, S59.
in Gloucestershire, 4206.
received for poll money, S3072.
received by revenue officers,
4167, 4193.

reward for arrest of those clip-
ping, 4206.

Clitheroe, Sir Christopher, 1867.
Cloberie, William, 1641.
Clochairn, Kilbride, S2567.
Clochrabrae, Stirlingshire, S2567.
Clogher, Ir809.

Henry Jones, Bishop of, Ir449.
John Lesley, Bishop of, see under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
St. George Ash, Bishop of, see
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Heber,Ever,or Emer. Mae Mahon
(R.C.) Bishop of, Ir433, 440,
453, 462 ; see also Down.
Cloghore, Irl527.

Cloghranke, Irl440.

Clogland, Dumfriesshire, S2567.
Clokketes, 380.

Clonagh, Co. Kilkenny, Irl304.
Cloncard, Macky of, S2463.
Clonehehard, Co. Limerick,
Irl440.

Clonfert, Bishops of (R.C.). :

John Burke, Ir400.

Walter Lynch, Ir450.

Maurice Donelan, Irl490.
Clongeele, Irl527.

Clonmacnoise, Anthony Mac
Geoghegan, (R.C.) Bishop of,
Ir450.

Clonmel gaol, Ir929.

Clonmonts, Irl336.

Clonmore, Irl336.

Clontarf :

quarantine station at, Ir744.
rebels at, attacked, Ir358 a.
Cloonfallagh, Co. Mayo, Irl440.
Closeburn, Mill of, Dumfriesshire,
S2567.

Closs, Ochiltree, S2567.

Closshe (game of), 113.

Cloth :

customs on, Ir673, S1186, 2251.
dyeing and dressing of, 349.
export of:

allowed, 1223, 2510, 3458.
forbidden, SI 101.
to Germany, 1685.
foreign (i. e. English) resolve
against, discharged, S3197.
of hards, S2669.
import :

allowed, 1314, S916.
forbidden, S857, 2721, 3197.
making, orders for, 824, 1657,
S3291.

Cloth :

manufactories :
encouragement of, S2721.
at New Milns, S2650.
measure and weight of, 847.
prohibited, S2675.
reel, 1728.
sale of, 2557.

seals on, 1657, Ir317, S1186,
2721.

searchers for viewing, 1223.
searching, orders for, Ir317.
trade : 1140, 1165.

Civil War, 2318.
encouragement to, 3458.
export, a monopoly of mer-
chant adventurers, 1685.
Essex, 1982.

Germany, 1802.
to Hamburg prohibited, 3418.
orders for, 793.

Suffolk, 1982.

West of England, 1223.
woollen, see that title.

Worcester, sizes of, 1657.
working, 1140.

Cloth -of-gold, gold-drawers to
obtain licence to make, 1258.

Clothiers :

orders in favour of, 823, 912.
protection for marks, 1657.
petition to King, 1982.

Clothing :

Act of, SI 150.

for Army, Ir978, 992, 993, 1331,
S1720.

collection of, for wounded
soldiers in London, 2573.
against excess in, 57, 132, 138,
141, 562, 565, 569, 618, 690,
717, 745, 798, 890.

Essex petition for revival of
trade by excluding bishops
and papists from Parliament,
1944.

uniform of new levies, S2831.
See also Dress.

Clotworthy, Sir John, 2622, 2708.

Clouet, William, Irl54.

Clowburn, Coulter, S2567.

Cloyne, George Synge, Bishop of,
see under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Cloyne, see Cork.

‘ Club- men,’ to surrender, 2631.

Cludden, Dairy, S2320.

Clum, Torboltoun, S2567.

Clunie, John, Barber, Hawick,
Roxburgh, S2567.

Cluny, (Robert) Gordon of, S2559.

Clydesdale : S2488.
men, to leave Edinburgh,
S509.

rebels in, S2569.
service on Borders, S855.

Coal:

abandonment of Lord Deputy’s
privilege of buying, Ir303.
Acts concerning, ratified, S1835.
adulteration of, 1397.
dearth of, 4069, Ir305.
engrossing of, Irl385.
export forbidden, S858, 1805.
glass-making with, 1164.
Kilkenny pits, Irl082.
Lochgellie, S1806.
malt-drying by, 1767.
Merchants, Society of, formed,
1542.

from Newcastle, &c., forbidden,
2434.

orders concerning supply of,
4069.

owners, names of, S1804, 1805,
1806.

price of, 1397, 2355, 2434, 2978,
3411, 3417, 4150, Irl082,
S1804, 1805, 1806, 2137.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates j 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

559 4 b 2

Coal

INDEX

Collectors

Coal :

to be sold to inhabitants by
preference, S1366.
supply to Dublin, Ir605, 1082,
1145.

surveying of, 1180, 1397, 1542.
tax for protection of, S2279.
taxes on :
doubled, S1604.
by king’s party, 2345.
for rebuilding St. Paul’s, 3647.
for shipbuilding, &c., 2989.
trade :

of Newcastle, 1397.
in war time, 3567, 3568.
water boll of, S1806.
weight of, 3411, 4150.

Coal pits, Irl440.

Coast divided into three districts.
S2419.

Coast defence :

petition concerning, 1556, 2058,
2989.

shipmoney arrears for, 1827.
Coasting trade, permitted during
embargo, S2439.

Cobb, Sir William, 2290.

Cobbs, or reals, to pass by weight,
S3065.

Cobham, 270.

Cobham :

George Brooke, 9tli Baron, 382.
William Brooke, 10th Lord,
728, 777, 881.

Henry Brooke, lltli Lord, 934.
Thomas, arrest of, ordered,
597.

Cochineal, 843, 2338.

Cochran, Cochrane, Cockrain :
Alexander, Barbachly, S2538.
James, Barnhill, Evandale.
S2567.

Col. John, S2039.

John, Chapel, Evandale, S2567.
John, Evandale, S2567.

Sir John, of Ochiltree, S2567.
reward for arrest of, S2630.
Mungo, Kittochside, Kilbride,
S2567.

Nicol, Newtoun, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Patrick, S845.

William, Cairnduff, Evandale,
S2567.

William, Crewburn, now in
Glassford, Evandale, S2567.
William, of Ferguslie, S3160,
3164.

William, Lord, see Dundonald,
William Cochrane, Earl of.
Cock, Cocke :

Charles George, 3113.

Sir Harry, S1029.

John, Lowdon-liill, Lowdon,
S2567.

Lieut. Natlianiell, 2078.
Thomas, weaver, Longside, Ren-
frewshire, S2567.

Cockaine, Aid. William, 1148.
Cockburn, Cokburne :

Adam (L. Justice Clerk), S3135,
3188.

Capt. Alexander, Duns, S3081.
Sir Archibald, of Lantoun
(Langton), S2733, 2756.

Sir James, S2538.

Ninian, S27.

Cockburnspath, Berwickshire,
S2893

Coeketfield, S2567.

Cocklaw, S565.

Cocks-well, Barnwell, S2567.
Coercion cannot be applied to the
king, 3283.

Coffee houses, 3570.
rumours in, Ir824.
suppressed, 3622.
allowed to exist, giving bond for

£500 against allowing scan-
dalous reports, 3625.

Coffee, Hugh, alias Keho,Farnane,
Irl527.

Coffin, Richard, 813.

Coffins :

expensive, forbidden, S2565.
price of, S2669.

Coghlan :

John, Ir690.

Joseph, Irll31, 1132.

Cognisby, Sir Richard, 1169.

Coig, S2567.

Coinage, coins :

Acts proclaimed, S871 a, 871 b.
allowance on English money
on conversion, S3310.
appreciation of, Ir385, 1032,
S2500, 3070.
base, see Base coin,
called in, S78, 454, 461, 504,
530, 726, 765, 778, 794, 893,
979, 1213 a, 1567, 3322, 3324,
3329.

clipped, see Clipped coin.

Cobbs, see that title.
coined in Ireland made current
in England, 2501.
Commonwealth, see that title.
conference anent the, S1457.
contracts specifying particular
coins so far invalid, Ir42.
copper, see that title.
cost of (1526), 105.
counterfeit, see that title.
decried money, see that title.
dealing in, forbidden, 348, 411,
468.

depreciation of, proposed, 559.
description of, 408, Irl62, S144,
179, 265, 394, 659,660, 763,765,
979, 1400, 1517, 1572, 1576.
English, to pass at current rate,
S2079, 3309.
export :

forbidden, 127, 907, 3309, Ir43.
45, S385, 1194, 1213 a, 1307,
3041.

secret, 1157.
exchange, see that title.
false, found, S970.
florins of base gold, 88.
foreign, exchange, 1512, S914.
gold, see that title.
hammered, to be received by
revenue officers, 4216.

Irish, see that title.
laws concerning, enforced, 459,
2684.

light, see that title.
melting, &c., forbidden, 406,
468, 531, 1240, 1378, 1512,
1712, S451, 581, 3065.
mint opened for, S2683.
new, 397, 458, 556, 1254, 148S.
4198, 11 1 62, 172, 591, S451,
765, 1643.

See also particular names.
Proclamations of Elizabeth con-
tinued, Irl70.

relative value of English and
Irish coin (1560), Ir40.
remedy of, 794, 1119, 1254, 1512.
Scots, under the Union, S3310.
Scots money, see that title.
seditious rumours concerning,
403, 410, Irl280.
silver, see that title.
stopped, S2547.

value of, 93, 95, 96, 174, 252,
1491, 1567, 4373, Ir2, 14, 35,
40, 793, 1032, 1193, S726,
1567, 2218, 3055.
value of foreign, 448, 452, 2536,
3969, Ir629, 686, 926, 984,
1307, 1438, 1561, 1639, S859,
914, 1307, 1619.
weight of, 2862.

Coinage, coins :
weights for, see wider Weights,
woodcuts of, on proclamations,
46, 531, 532.

Cokalane (a libellous writing),
S831.

Coke :

Sir Edward, 904.

Henry, of Durham, 162.

Sir John, Secretary of State.
1468, 1489, 1575, 1678, 1766,
1809.

Colchester, Essex, 3881.
post to, 1701.

Colchester, Thomas Savage, Vis-
count, s. and h. of Thomas
3rd Earl Rivers, q.v., 4086.

Colclough, Thomas, Irl69.

Coldham Hall, Suffolk, 1021.

Coldingham, S297.

Coldinghame Moor, beacon to be
prepared at, S2725.

Coldstream fair suspended,
plague, S1641.

Cole, Coles :

Henry, of Bridgwater, 3828.

Sir Henry Dutton, J.P., 4170.
John, Ir637, 640.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Sir Michael, 3993.

Richard, pirate, 341.

Robert, S3257.

Thomas, 2746.

Thomas, of Southampton, 3459.

Colenbine, Col. Ventris, Irl376,
1390, 1470.

Colepeper, see Culpepper.

Colgan, Owen, Newry, Irl537.

Colin, John, Auchingibbet, S2567.

Coll, Martin, Irl304.

A Collection of some of the J furthers ,
&c., Ir707.

Collections :

for Aberdeen harbour, Ir2530.
for Algiers captives, 3510,S298G
for Alrewas, Staffs., 3759.
for Protestants in Angrona,
3053.

for the army, 2315, 2317, 2323,
2324.

of assessments, 2362, 2364, 2473.
for sea-wall at Banff, S3102.
for Barbary captives, 1377, 1639.
for Bath Abbey, 680.
for Bicester, 3509.
for Bridgnorth, 2744.
for relief of Cambridge, 1611 a.
for Culleton harbour, 692.
for fire in Canongate, S3104,
3346.

for Castle Lyons, Co. Cork,
Ir680.

of cess, S2903.
for Chelsea Hospital, 3762.
at church doors of Edinburgh,
S2855.

for repair of churches, 1591.
of crown rents, Ir648, 662, 664,
681, 683, 698, 748, 805.
of Customs, see Customs,
for Dedington Church, 1715.
for a bridge over the Dec,
S3253.

for Exmouth harbour, S3205.
for slaves in Fez, S3050.
for prisoners in France, S2853.
for French Protestant exiles,
3826, 3858.

for Great Fire sufferers en-
forced, 3519.

of hearth money, seewHderHearth
money.

for rebuilding Heralds’ College,
3554.

for Inverness bridge, S2481.
for Ireland, disposal of, 2283.
for distressed Irish clergy, 2479.

Collections :

for Irish Protestants, 2634,2730
3986, 3993, 4029.
for Irish refugees, 2723, S1744
1754, 1755.

for Kelso, S1874, 2561.
for bridge at Kinross, S3011.
for Kirk Andrews, 1682 a.
for relief of Leicester, 2633.
for Leith, S3238.
for bridge at Leven, S2490.
only to be made by licence under
Great Seal, 1655.
for Lithuanian Protestants,
3312.

for the London poor, 1734, 3474
3756.

forLossemouth harbour, S3222.
for John Luke, S3327.
for Lyme, 2576.
for maimed and wounded sol-
diers, 858, 1400, 2335, 2418
2486, 2548, Irl052.
for relief of Marlborough, 2995.
for Melcombe, 2605.
for Milton Abbas, 3266.
for Morocco captives, 1377, 1639.
for Newlyn, 879.
for relief of Newmarket, 3007.
for Newport, Salop, 3478.
for Ober barmen Church, 4425.
for South Okendon church,
3090.

for Palatinate exiles and refu-
gees, 1620, Irl577.
for Palatinate Ministers, 1530,
1595.

for Pennan harbour, S3254.
for Penzance, 879.
for relief of plague, 3426.
for plague-stricken houses, 591.
for church of Plaxtoll, 3575.
for Plymouth, 2605.
of poll money, see Poll money,
for Gregory Pormote, 787.
for fire at Portsmouth, 747.
for Protestant refugees, S2812.
for inhabitants of Rd, 1527.
for Roschartie harbour, S2497.
for Royal Fishing, 3323, 3325.
for parish of St. Mary Magda-
lene, Bermondsey, 4279.
for rebuilding St. Paul’s, Lon-
don, 3647.

for St. Sepulchre’s parish, 3006.
for Sion Salisbury (crippled
sailor), 835.
for Selsey steeple, 821.
for Southwark, 3632, 4398.
for Soutliwold, 3253.
for Taunton, 2618.
for Teignmouth and Shaldon,
4055.

for Thirsk, 3314.
for redemption of John Thom-
son, S3257.

treasurers of, to be reported to
Parliament, 2368.
for John Triphon, 978.
for Turkish captives, 3537.
unlicensed, forbidden, S2262.
for the Vaudois, 4265.
for Waldenses, 3049, 3053, Ir56(i.
for Wapping, 3735, 3739.
for Weymouth, 2605.
for Wolverhampton, 4214.
for Yarmouth, I. of Wight.
1116.

Collectors :

accounts, 308, 2064, Ir682, 909,
912.

commissions allowed to, 1867,
S3061, 3164.

of crown rents appointed, Ir632.
continued, Ir662, 672.
of Customs, 2478, 2608.
of fifteenths, &c., 304.
of hearth money, Ir806.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates j 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

560

Collectors

INDEX

Commissions

I Collectors :

of poll money, S3056.
of revenue, Irl224.
of supply, continuance of,
3308.

for the supply of the deficiency.
Ir912.

of thirds of benefices to meet,
S258.

continued in office, S2064.
Customs to be paid to Oxford
by, 2376.

College of Arms, to keep a register
of knights, 3582.

College of Justice, tax for,
S1595.

Colleges, funds of Universities,
&c., 1016.

Colleges :

late incumbents of, 340.
libraries of, to have the fines for
tumults, S2993.

Collen, Kennedy of, S2538.
Collerny, Dame Anna Biddel,
Lady, S2401.

Collessy, Collessie,S2401.

conventicle at, S2409.

Colley :

George, Irl69.

William, Irl69.
i Collier :

John, 3828.

John, Lochgelly, S2401.

Colliers :
convoy of, 3568.
free of impressment, 3416, 3567,
4069.

Newcastle, embargo on, S1633.
pardoned for rebellion, Irl228.
Collingtoun, S3267, 3273.
Collingwoods and Bournes, pro-
jected fight between, S593.
Collins :

John, 4318.

Thomas, Moyalow, Irl537.
William, 2792, 2990.

1 Colliton :

Sir John, Bt., 3327, 3394.

Sir Peter, 3993.

! Collooney, Richard Coote, 1st
Baron, Ir643, 886.

See also Coote, Richard.

Colonels :
appointed, S1798.
a list of, S1972.
reappointed, S1953.
of seven regiments, S1811.
Colonial produce, customs on, 690.

723, 734.

Colonies :

continuance in office in.
3774.

goods for, to be loaded in Eng-
land, and exceptions to this
rule, 3619.

Colquhassen, Wigtonshire, S2567.
Colquhoun :

Sir Humphrey, of Luss, S2538.
James, Garscube, S327.

James, corporal, Glasgow,
S2567.

John,Barskeven, Renfrewshire,
S2567.

William, of Craigton, S3113.
j Colsey, S2401.

Colt, John Dutton, 3828.

Colton, Coltoun :

John, Nether-third, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

— Oldsteds, 4005, 4037.
Columbine :

Col., see Colenbine.

Father, a jesuit, 785.

1 Colvil, Colvill :

Charles, younger, Townhead,
Ochiltree, S2567.

Michael, Stonehouse, Stirling-
shire, S2567.

Colvil, Colvill :

Sir Robert, Irl020.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Capt., Ir765.

— , LadyBaily, Dimimo, S2401.

Colvin, Robert, Inglistoun, S2320.

Comb-makers, grant of incorpora
tion revoked, 1800.

Combe, John, of Luppit, 3828.
John, 3986.

Combe Park, 270.

Combinations to buy or sell at cer-
tain rates, conspiracy, 1748.

Comedians, in Edinburgh, Eng-
lish, S919, 920.

Comerford, John, Coal Pits,
Irl440.

Commander in Chief, Oliver
Cromwell appointed, Ir497.

Commissaries to enrol horses and
arms appointed, 2183.

Commerco, see Trade.

Commissary General, of the Mus-
ters, Irl241.

Commissions, Commissioners :
for Aberdeen, Banff, and Kin-
cardine, S748.
of accounts, Irl242, 1243.
admiralty, 1633, 2374.
of aid, 1494, 4021, 4026.
for alehouses revoked, 1311.
for applotment, Ir478, 512.
to search for arms in Dublin
(16421, Ir372.

army, 2418, 2617, 3132, 3144,
Ir615, 1185, 1191.
of array, 131, 2697, Ir921,1049,
1274.

execution of forbidden, 2260.
illegal, 2197, 2230.
legal, 2194.

for Leicestershire, 2197.
resistance to, 2208.
for assessment, 3162, S2739,
2847. 2888.
for bankrupts, 1221.
for the borders, 885, 948, S74,
75, 570, 590, 633, 639, 1373,
1384, 1626, Ir241, 263.
in causes ecclesiastical, 767, 813,
3838.

for charitable gifts, 3060, 3073.
to remedy civil and ecclesiastical
errors (1622), Ir238.
for claims of transplanted per-
sons, Ir867, 868.
for claims under Treaty of
Limerick, Irl335, 1338.
for compounding, &c., 3013, 3378.
for concealments, 904.
revoked, 666, 742.
for conventicles, S2455.
for search of corn (1534), 146.
to hold meetings of secret coun-
cil, S889.

regarding court fees, &c., 1519.
for granting court leets, 1190.
for collecting crown rents, Ir805.
crown rents to be paid to Eng-
lish, S2064.

of Customs, 2478, 2608, S2128.
for the Debateable Land, S63.
for defective titles, 1564, 1608,
Ir288, 296, 298, 320, 329, 339.
for losses in Dutch War, 3041.
ecclesiastical, appointed, S544.
for enfranchising royal copy-
holds or leaseholds, 1487.
for the equivalent, S3316.
of the Exchequer, S815, 1443,
2371.

of Excise, 2550, 2556, 2592, 3036,
3276, S1905, 1935, 2128, 2431,
2491, 3128, 3146, 3170, 3213.
to enforce repair of roads, &c.,
S2645.

to fix price of corn, S2315.

Commissions, Commissioners :
for fairs and markets, 1227,
1228.

of fire and sword, S1377.
against illegal fishing, S1380.
from foreign powers forbidden,
3180.

against forestalled in Ayr,
S819.

for forfeited estates, Irll31,
1132.

for forfeitures, &c., Irl 273, 1282,
1300.

of General Assembly, SI 792.
irregularly elected, S1692
1693.

petition of, to king, S1776.
for gold lace trade, 1712.
for gold and silver thread, 1258,
1311.

against Gordon of Gight, S983.
against the Clan Gregor, S1161.
for grievances, S1391, 1397,
1442, 1445.

to settle differences between
grocers and apothecaries,
1289.

for gunpowder, 1744.
for hearth money, Ir874, 925.
for securing the peace of the
Highlands, S1598, 2641, 2652,
2998, 2533, 3007, 3211, 3215.
for the levy of horse, 2813 a.
payments by treasurers of re-
venue to be authorized by,
Ir467.

Commission of the Peace, nine
months of country life ordered
to all in the, 1177.
for executing the declaration
for the settlement of Ireland,
Ir637, 640, 654, 690, 759, 760,
762.

for government and manage-
ment of affairs in Ireland,
Ir615, 620 a, 621.
for the Parliament of England
for the affairs of Ireland,
Ir464, 605, 606.
refusal of, to enter into treaty
for peace, Ir491 .
for the settlement of Ireland,
3311.

of James II to Prince of Orange,
3918.

against Jesuits, S655, 683, 780,
1767.

of Justiciary, S679, 680, 1111,
1741, 2610, 2618, 2976,3129.
revoked (discharged, voided),
S71, 474, 578, 632, 699, 767,
868, 878, 986, 2086.
for the Kirk and Peace, SI 779.
for leases and assarts, 1009,
1013.

at Leith, S2064.
for licensing conversion of till-
age land to pasture, 1231.
for licensing hackney coaches,
3852.

of Lieutenancy, S824, 905, 974,
975.

abandoned by the king, 2194.
annulled(revoked, discharged),
SI 66, 632, 699, 767, 1158.
to Lieutenants of counties under
Great Seal declared void,
2036.

for the see of London, 3855.
for the office of Lord High Ad-
miral, 4098, 4146.
granted by L.-Lieutenant or his
deputy, Ir497.

for safety of the Lord Protector,
3077, 3094.

for making hard soap, 1788.
for manufactories, SI 784.
martial, 1134.

Commissions, Commissioners :
martial :
revoked, Irl 78.

to try Mary Queen of Scots,
790.

for the militia, 2909, 2942, 2943,
2951, 3128.

for modifying ministers’ sti-
pends, S1091.

for the navy, 1430, 2688, 4032,
4064.

appointed, 3017.
bounty, 3025.

for Orkney and Shetland, S1177,
1179.

Oxford, 2530, 2570.
for pardoning traders who have
not been apprentices, 1242.
for Parliament, see under Parlia-
ment, under Scotland,
for burghs, additional, in Par-
liament, S2890.

of Shires, S635, 669, 1168, 2056,
3058.

to be trading burgesses, SI 454.
from the Parliament of Eng-
land, Ir443.
for peace, S1787.
of perambulation, Ir316.
for staying the plague, S869.
for planting of kirks, S2214,
2326.

poll money, 1892, 4007, 4026,
4034.

for Privy Seal, S2864.
for putting down the rebellion,
S206.

to treat with the rebels, Ir349.
for trial of rebels, Ir545, 559.
for recusancy, 839, 1504 1514,
1553, 1557.

to be registered, Irl 241.
of revenue, 3743, Ir473, 476,
477, 493, 498, 500, 501, 819,
864, 1065, 1100, 1110, 1163,
1197.

for revision of laws, S1587.
of reprisal revoked, 3469.
revoked and recalled, 55, 1018,
1311, 1800, 3228, 3469, Irl78,
S1911.

See also for Justiciary and Lieu-
tenancy above.
for salt, S2364.
for saltpetre, 3464.
of Scotland, 2648, 2661, 2726.
concerning access to King
Charles I, 2743.
declaration, 1836.
explanation, 1838.
humble desires, 1835.
letter announcing arrival of
Charles I, 2654.
loyalty of, 1884.
protest of, S1941.
for administration of justice to
the people in Scotland, S2093,
2094, 2098, 2101, 2103, 2125,
2145, 2257.

for the government of Scotland
and the isles thereunto be-
longing, S2172.

of the Parliament of the Com-
monwealth of England, for
ordering and managing the
affairs of Scotland, S2085,
2086, 2088, 2089.
for visiting and regulating the
Universities and other affairs
relating to the Ministry in
Scotland, S2095, 2104, 2120.
at sea revoked, 3228.
for sequestration, powers of,
2895.

of sewers :
continued, 3111.
for the Fens, 3357.
for London, 3366.

Key to ) 1625 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1675 692, Ir79, S323. 1600 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates j 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 8606, Ir855, S2398, 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

Commissions

INDEX

Conservator

Commissions, Commissioners :
for stores and forfeitures, Irl273,
1282.

of subsidy, 64, 71, 72, Ir803.
of supply, S2568, 2602, 2673,
2768, 2875, 2877, 2895, 2898,
2903, 2957, 2967, 2973, 2990,
2991, 2997, 3011, 3023, 3056,
3080, 3106, 3117, 3118, 3119,
3164, 3173, 3176, 3184, 3192,
3266, 3285, 3308.
for surrenders, S1600, 1615.
taking up hounds revoked, 1018.
concerning lands in tanistry,
Irl86, 196.

of teinds, S1447, 1450, 1459,
1487, 1490, 1501, 1506, 1507,
1510, 1513, 1516, 1524, 1529,
1537, 1542, 2326, 2714.
for tithes, S2848.
for tobacco, 1516, S1605.
for the communication of trade,
proclamations by, S3168,
3175, 3180, 3192.
of the Treasury, 1881, 2982,
3783, Irl056, S2371.
for trial, S666.

for settling and securing the
province of Ulster, Ir516.
for union of England and Scot-
land, 1001, 1006.
for valuation, SI 530, 1859.
for granting free warrens, 1229.
for wine licences, 3355.
for sale of woods, 1081.
anent wool trade, 1334, 3870.
for government of Worcester-
shire, 2391.

for Yorkshire (1524\ 91.

Commissioner-General of the
Victuals, Irlll4.

Committees :

Admiralty, 2504.
for accounts and poll money,
2115.

for advance of money and other
necessaries for the army, 2315,
2317, 2324.
for borders, S686.
for complaints of pressed men,
S3267, 3273, 3288, 3297.
of dispatches and public affairs,
S2003.

of defence, 2281, 2292.
for disbanding, 3270.
of Estates, 2804.
answer to Cromwell’s Declara-
tion, S2046.

declarations of, S1807, 1965,
1986, 2035, 2047.
observations by, S1975.
may convene Parliament,
S1958.

petition to, S2050.
proclamations by, S2185, 2186,
2187, 2188, 2189, 2190, 2192,
2193, 2194, 2195.
taxation by, SI 720.
for examinations, 2412.
for executing the offices of Lord
High Admiral or Lord Warden
of the Cinque Ports, 2610.
at Goldsmiths’ Hall :
superseded (1647), 2678.
new, 2680.

Guildhall, 1926.
for indemnity, 2745, 3002.
for Ireland at Derby House,
2622, 2698.

of militia, 2459, 2550, 2575,
2584, 2588.

for the navy and customs, 2454.
on Poor Laws, 2969.
of Parliament :
declared traitors, 2440.
for relief of Hull, 2093.
thanks to, 2131.
at York, 2127.

Committees :
for printing, 2257.
of Privy Council for complaints,
S1010.

of safety, 2262, 2472.
Proclamations, S99, 3133.
of sequestrations, 2485, 2773.
of Council on trade, S2498,3567.
for vintners, 1872.
of war, S1716, 1720, 1899, 1939,
1987, 2012.
appointed, SI 836.
members to declare their con-
currence with Kirk and State,
S2071.

to report their proceedings,
S1825.

reappointed, S1953.
of the West, S2423, 2425, 2426,
2429, 2432, 2434, 2436, 2574.

Committee men, negligent, fines,
S1719.

Common, John, Irl202.

Common Hall, form of, not to be
altered, 3733.

Common informers, regulations
for, 1704.

Common Pleas, Court of, 318.

Common Prayer Book, see Prayer
Book.

Commonel, parish of, in Carrick,
S2567.

Commonel, Dumfries, S2567.

Commons, House of :

addresses and petitions of,
Proclamations on, 3997, 4005,
4407, 4433, 4442, 4480, Irl592.
answer to Charles I concerning
passage of rebels, 1981.
call of the House, 1875, 2693,
2750.

escape of Mompesson from cus-
tody of the House of, 1306.
declarations, 1941, Ir758, 765.
Guildhall committee, see under
Committees.

letter to Charles II, 3184 b.
members, see Members of Par-
liament.

order against innovations in
worship, 1886.

order concerning election peti-
tions, 4434.

orders to sheriffs re collectors of
subsidies, 2064.
petitions to :

for annual Parliaments, 2794.
apprentices’, 2714.

Bedford, 2042.

Berks., 2014.

Buckingham, 1930.

Cambridge,

Catholic, 1957.

Cinque Ports, 2058.

City, 2331, 2465.

Derbyshire, 2028.

Dorset, 1996.

Flint, 2016.

gentlemen resident in Ireland,
1909.

Hereford, 2104.

Kent, 2813.

Lancashire, 2027.
poor of London, 1972.
porters’, 1974.
printers’, 2026.

Protestant, 1924.

Rutland, 2066.
seamen, 2359, 2795.

Somerset, 2812.

Stationers’ Co., 2360.

Stepney, 1928.

Suffolk, 1973.

Sussex, 1994.

Watford, 2206.
protection by, 3338, 3542.
propositions of, to be tendered
for subscription, 2183.

Commons, House of :
remonstrance of seamen to,
1975.

resolutions on Militia, 2003.
usurping judicature, 4371.
vote of, 1578, 3303.

See also Parliament.

Commonwealth :

Acts printed in Scotland, S21 47-
2158.
arms :

arms of Scotland in, S2111.
taken down by Common Coun-
cil (May 1), 3177 b.
to be taken down, 3199.
coin :

issue of new, 2862.
called in, 3326, S2218.
counterfeited, 3351.
currency, 3326, 3342.
constituted, 2849, 3020.
custody of idiots under, 3009.
engagement to, 2877.

Great Seal of, proclamations to
pass, 2984.

indemnity granted to all ser-
vants of, for acts of war, Ir523.
mark of ownership on arms and
horses, 2392.
navy, pardon to, 3365.
officers, horses not to be given
up to, S2107.
treason under, 2847.

Communication of trade, see under
Trade.

Communion :

annual, enforced, Ir921, 922,
S1532, 1610.

See also Christmas,
certificates to, from soldiers,
lr993.

at Easter ordered, S1228, 1239,
1415.

kneeling at, 417, S1410.
to be received in both kinds, 503.
service authorized (1648), 324.
table to be moved from east end
of church, 1886.

Commyn, George, Ir390, 400, 445.

Company tradingto Africa and the
Indies, see Darien Company.

Complaints of grievances to be
to be sent in, S1391.

Compounders to complete their
payments, 2660.

Compton :

William Compton, 2nd Baron,
934.

Spencer, 3rd Baron, 2055, after-
wards 2nd Earl of Northamp-
ton, q.v.

Jonathan, 4054.

Sir Thomas, 1275.

Sir William, 3129, 3363.

Conally, Thomas, Briskwallslown,
Irl527.

Concealed lands, Ir751.
commission revoked, 666, 742.
discoveries and rewards for,
Ir600, 656, 885, 886, 1372.
grants of titles to, Ir931.
inquiry, 662.

Condors, Ir767.

Condie, George, Forteviot, Perth-
shire Covenanters, S2567.

Condon, Col. John, lr495.

Conduct money for discharged
soldiers, 840.

Condulman, Nicholas, Ir450,

Conelly, John, Irl370.

Coney, Howard, 3522.

Coneyan, Irl537.

Confederate Catholics :

cessation between L. Inchiquin
and, Ir444, 445, 446.
contributions levied by, Ir440.
General Assembly, Ir447, 450,
451, 452, 453.

Confederate Catholics :

intercourse with Dublin, Ir411.
levy against the Scottish army,
Ir400.

Nuncio a cause of civil war
among, Ir447.

Owen O’Neill declaredan enemy
of, Ir448, 453.
peace with, Ir435, 446, 455.
protest against interference of
the Nuncio, Ir444.
protestations and declarations
suppressed, Ir425.
ships of, Ir398, 418.

Supreme Council of, Ir390, 396,
445.

terms offered by, to Ulster,
Ir453.

treatment of Scots by, Ir461.

Confederate Peers summoned to
appear, Ir357.

Confession of faith, S436, 437, 438,
1673, 1684, 16S8.
imposed on Universities and
Schools, S2883.

Confessions in cases of treason,
S2618.

Confirmation, S1262.

Confiscated property, against pil-
lage of, S2648.

Conformity enforced by Nov. 1601,
996.

Conge, James, Abbot of, Ir450.

Congregation :

Lords of the, S77, 78, 80, 81, 84,
86, 140.

ordered to dissolve, S79.

Coniers, Sir John, appointed Lieu-
tenant of the Tower, 1985.

Coningesby, Conningsby, Con-
ingsby :

Thomas, 1st Baron, afterwards
1st Earl of, 4305, 4404.

See also under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Francis, 1649 ; see also Cog-
nisby.

Conill, Phillip, Derrintubrid,
Irl488.

Conn, Fr. Bernard, Ir450.

Connaught :

cattle maiming in, 1624.

Chief Commissioner of, Irl67.
Irish papist proprietors to be
transplanted into, Ir540.
lands in, Ir875, 883.
levies, advice to, Irl063.
oppression in, Irl28.

President of, Ir700, 808.
price of 1,000 acres in, 2001.
recognition of Royal titlo to,
Ir312.

transplantation to, Ir596.

Connel, Connell :

Donald, Buchlivy, Stirlingshire,
Covenanters, S2567.

Jeffry, Irl537.

John, Monkland-mains, Kil-
marnock, S2567.

Peter, Clongeele, Irl527.
William, 3530.

Connelly, Connely :

Bryan, Lismacanigan, Irl527.
Con, Lismacanigan, Irl627.
John, Irl370.

Connolly, William, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Conniers, George (Popish Plot),
3663.

Connon, — , of Mondrogat, S2463.

Connor :

Bryan, Irl372.

Bryan Rabath, Irl268.

Dennis mac Dermod, Ballyro-
doonig, Irl488.

Conservator of Scottish privileges
in Low Countries, S832, 835,
2528, 2985, 3174, 3216.

) 1525 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
i 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

562

Key to
Dates

Conspiracy

INDEX

Corn

Conspiracy :

apprehended, Ir667.
for assassination of William III,
4173, 4183, Irl317, S1317,
3087, 3089.

against the council, Ir340.
discovered, 3389.

Jacobite, in Lancashire, 4035,
4037.

to kill Charles II and Duke of
York, 3744, 3748.

Northern, 3401.
to seize Dublin Castle, Ir700.
to seize London feared (1648),
2766.

See also Popish Plot.
Conspirators, against, S195.
Constable :

Ralph, Irl69.

Robert, 862.

Constables :
duty of, 863.

rewards to, for arresting sea-
men, 4366.

to send in list of hearths to
Quarter Sessions, 3358.
to stop rumours, 792.
unwilling to aid excise officers,
3372.

Constant reel, 1737.

Conston, Linlithgow, S2567.
Consul, English, banished from
Canaries, 3482.

Contraband of war, 1463, 1506,
1560, 3456, 4386.
Contribution :

arrears of Oxford, 2569.
county, to king, 2514.
for Irish refugees, 2357.
from landholders, Ir405, 407.
levied on Belturbet, Ir505.
levied by confederate Catholics,
Ir440.

orders concerning, to be obeyed,
2662.

paid per acre for corn (1644),
Ir410.

three months’, levied, Irl097.
for Western Association called
for, 2460.

Convents :

of the Holy Cross, Jerusalem,
1320.

Jesuit, attack on, 3618.
to be suppressed, Ir844.
Conventicles, Ir628.
armed, S2456.

Acts against :

continued during pleasure,
S2402.

enforced, 3529, S2406.
Balmerino, S2409.

Borthwick, S2409.

Carbrok, S2401.

Cleish, S2401.

Collessie, S2409.

Corstorphine, S2401, 2409.
Commission for, S2455.

Cowie, S2461.

Dublin, Ir692.

Eastbarns, S2409.

Edmonstoun Chapel, S2401,
2409.

Enderask, S2401, 2409.
fines for, remitted, S2466.
forbidden, 529, 3278, 3514,
S1409, 2181, 2233, 2289, 2328,
2331, 2615.

Field, see Field Conventicles,
fugitives for taking part in,
S2401, 2409.

Gladanure, S2409.

Glenveal, S2409,
heretors to stop, and penalties
for allowing, S2338, 2368,
2389, 2406.

House, allowed, S2466, 2478.
Kirklistor, S2409.

Conventicles :

lists of, to be sent in, S2338.
Magdalene Chapel, S2401,2409.
masters fined if servants attend,
S2389.

Moonsey, S2409.
persons outlawed for attending,
S2397, 2401.

Pitscottie Mure, S2401, 2409.
proclaimed unlawful assem-
blies, 3278.

rewards for arrest of those con-
vening or preaching at, S2388.
Sanfoord, S2409.
suppressed, 3608.
treasonable, S2185.

Yolmet, S2409.

See also Unlawful Assemblies,
and Field Conventicles.

Conventions :
of Covenanters, S1693.
of Estates, S608, 1045, 1061,
1139, 1269, 1549, 1550.
answer to General Assembly,
S1793.

brawling during, Proclamation
against, S214.

condemned by General As-
sembly, S1973.
declared illegal, S1815, 1822.
of Falkland, S836.
limited, S793.

meeting of, S1139, 1548, 2283,
2443.

peace to be kept during, S122.
Proclamation by, S226, 241.
prorogued, SI 140.
summoned, S1790, 1983, 2280,
2301, 2441.

ratification of Acts of, S1834.
of ministers :
forbidden, S839.
at Holyrood, SI 105.
of nobility, &e., of Western
Shires, S2716.
at Perth, S286, 854.
of Professors of the Religion,
S280

of Royal Burghs, S3174, 3215.
Stirling, S2.

Convention Parliament (1660),
writs for, 3171.

Convention Parliament (1689) :
answer to William, S2788.
constituted a Parliament,
S2815.

declare themselves a Parlia-
ment, S2820.
declared traitors, S2813.
election of, S2775.
members to attend meetings,
S2799.

request of Lords to summon a,
3937.

letter of summons to, 3940,
S2766, 2767.

Convocations :

armed, S463, 698, 807, 958,
1098, 3306.

at Justice Courts, S688.
unlawful, S759, 1051, 1672,

2270.

Convocation prorogued, Irl575.

Convoys :

from Camphire to Leith twice
a year, S2944.
for colliers, 3416, 3568.
for grain ships, Irl297.
instructions for, 4391.
petitions of seamen for, 2795.
to the Privy Council, cost of,
S2338.

no ship to sail without, 3551,
3729.

Conway :

Daniel, Irl304.

Edward Conway, 1st Viscount,
1468, 1489.

Conway :

Edward, 3rd Viscount, 1st Earl,
3734, 3737.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Sir Foulke, Irl54.

Conyngham, Col. Henry, Irl422.

Cook, Cooke :

Christopher, Wilton, clothier,
3828

Edward, 2414, 2459.

Edward, Ir690.

John :

excepted from offered indem-
nity, 2939.

solicitor at the trial of Charles
I, 3224.

Sir Richard, Ir480. See also
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Theodore, 3068.

Thomas, Gray’s Inn, reward
for apprehension of, 2929.

See also Coke.

Coolderry, Irl466.

Coolkearny, Ir853.

Coolnekilly, Irl488.

Coomby, Cornet, 2995.

Cooper :

Sir Anthony Ashley, see Shaftes-
bury, Sir Anthony Ashley,
1st Earl of.

Edmond, 3151 a.

George, Ir819.

Richard, 3759.

Robert, 2746.

Thomas, 3098.

Coopers protected by law, 1755.

Coote :

Sir Charles, Bt., Ir272, 349.
Governor of the Forces in
Dublin, Ir360.

Sir Charles, afterwards 1st Earl
of Mountrath, q.v., Ld. Presi-
dent of Connaught, 2903,
Ir551.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Col. Chidley, Ir643.

Richard, Ir637, 640.

See also Collooney,lst Baron of.
See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Thomas, Justice, Irl335, 1429.

Cope :

Sir Anthony, 3303.

Michael, 3854.

Coppany, Ir853.

Coppe, Abiezer, 2887.

Copper coin :
called in, 1717.
counterfeit, Ir653, 1334.
decried, S1401.

description of, S1746, 1853, 2416.
exchange value, Ir914.
export of, forbidden, S1527.
2955.

farthings, see that title.
foreign, fine for offering, in pay-
ment, S3123.

half-crowns called in, Irlll8.
halfpence, see that title.
import forbidden, Irl334,S1222,
1614, 1644, 1709, 2228, 2348,
2665, 3038, 3123.
issue of, 932, 3573, Irl72, 657,
1038, S979, 1400, 1526, 1576,
1853, 2416, 2886.
to be legal tender, up to 4 d.,
Irl72.

monopoly, Ir657.
pence, see that title.

Copenhagen, Declaration of Mont-
rose, S2023.

Copford, fire at, 1295.

Copland, John, Drumcork, S2567.

Copley, Anthony, arrest of, or-
dered, 958.

Copyholds or leaseholds to bo
enfranchised on royal estates,
1487.

Copyright, see under Books.

Corbet, Corbett, Corbert :
Alexander, Mauchlin, S2567.
Sir Francis, 2320.

Miles, 2627, 3324, Ir575.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Ensign Thomas, 2078.

Sir Vincent, Bt., 2320.

Corbetstown, Kilkenny, Irl304.

Cordage :

import forbidden, 3611.
marks on, 3370, 4123.

Cordwainers, combinations to
raise prices, S1343.

Corehead, Peebles, S2567.

Corey, Ensign William, 2078.

Corgaloges, Irl517.

Cork :

gaol, Ir910, 1485.
harbour, Irl605.
hearth money, Irl314.
outlaws, 1268, 1304, 1322, 1466,
1485, 1488, 1493, 1517, 1527,
1537.

rapparees in, Irl315.

Cork :

Michael Boyle, Bishop of,
Ir627-35, 647, 648, 683, 694,
697.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Richard Boyle, 1st Earl of
Burlington, and 2nd Earl of,
3901, 3918, 3933, 3993, Ir819,
886, 1303, 1485.

Cork and Cloyne, Robert Barry,
(R.C.) Bishop of, Ir450,
495.

Corkelea, Irl537.

Corker, Edward, Irll31, 1132,
1185, 1191, 1300.

Corkland, see Cocklaw.

Cormuck, Edmond, Irl304.

Corn :

to be brought in to Oxford, 2549,
2558.

burning in straw, Irl230.
burying of, Irl230.
contributions paid per acre for
(1644), Ir410.

not to be destroyed by soldiers,
Ir370.

destroying, near Hamilton, for-
bidden, S272.

near Dublin, to be brought in
or burnt, Ir355.
export of :

allowed, 3503, Irl418, 1588.
conditions of, S2146.
exceptional, of, Ir289.
forbidden, 18, 128, 248, 285,
1581, 1610, 1632, 1651, 4131,
Ir25, 32, 39, 66, 132, 147, 243,
299, 854, 920, 930, 976, 1297,
1380, 1383, 1389, 1407, 1555,
1570, 1581.

forged licences for, 1610.
restraint on, removed, Ir933.
during war, to France, S1517,
1518, 2985.

from Yorkshire, 609 a.
forestalling, regrating, and en-
grossing, forbidden, 110, 113,
117, 119, 146, 4253, 4472.
grown on rebels’ lands, pay-
ment for, Ir375, 378.
imposition on, Ir426, 431.
import of :

forbidden, Ir800, S2347.
free of custom and impositions,
Ir381.

free of imposition till July,
1644, Ir393.
suspended, 3525.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 1550 376, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Iv79, S323. 16CO 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir 337, S1722.
Dates \ 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 8145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir865, S2398. 1680 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, IrUlS, S3190.

563

Corn

INDEX

Covenant

Corn :

of Irish proprietors to be sold,
Ir548.

measures to be uniform, Ir513.
orders for search for, Ir244.
price of, 146, 884, 1344, 4253,
4473, S2315, 2847.
sale of, 265. 888.
to be stored in magazines, 1365.
subsidies paid in, Ir778,
trade :

to England, Ir800.
protection of, 3848, 3849, 3850,
3851.

supply for London, 80, 146.
supply for market, 244, Ir279.
Cornbury, Viscount, see Claren-
don, Henry Hyde, Viscount
Cornbury, 2nd Earl of.
Cornish, Henry, 4137.

Cornley, S2312.

Cornwall :

Charles’s thanks to, 2474.
insurrection, 332, 360.
intended landing of Charles II
in (1660), 3148.
Parliamentary army in, 2643.
petitions for episcopacy and
peace, 2062, 2263.
victories in, 2646.

Cornwall, Duchy of, 1609.
Cornwall, Comewall :

Robert, 466.

— , of Bonhard, S3082.
Cornwallis :

Sir Frederick, Bt., 1st Baron,
of Eye, 3323.

Charles, 3rd Baron, 3764, 4198.
William, Irl54.

Coronation :

James I, 951.

Charles II as King of Scots, for-
bidden, S2014.
day of, S2057.

Charles II, 3289.

.Tames II, Earl Marshal’s orders
for, 3792.

William and Mary, 3987.

Q. Anne, 4316, see S3224.

Court of claims, 302, 430, 961,
1469, 3787, 3979.
crowds at, 964, 3294.

Pardon, 432, 498 a, 966, 1471,
3299.

not to be anticipated, 495.
misuse of, by Jesuits, &c., 981.
procession from the Tower,
3297.

Coronets, orders for shape of
barons’, 3792.

Corph-houses, S2709.

Corporations :
condemned, 3881.
list of those whose deeds of sur-
render are enrolled, 3881.
rules for elections in, Ir828,
899.

Correction, houses of, 1188, 1428,
Ir615.

to be built, Ir265, S2945, 3145,
3184.

in Dublin, Ir286.
to have a large close, S3145.
vagabonds committed to, Ir300.
Correspondence :
with enemies, Irl471, 1501,
1569.

with France forbidden, 3999.
with rebels, Irll56.
traitorous, 4386.

Corsack, Dairy, S2320.

Corsack, Kirkcudbright, S2567.
Corsan :

Alexander, Newtoun of Kells,
S2567.

James, Jedburgh, Dumfries,
S2567.

John, SI 447.

Corsan :

John,TheMill,Glencairn,Dum-
lries, S2567.

William, Jedburgh, S2567.
Doctor, Dumfries, S2567.
Corsar, John, S3254.

Corsbie, Dundonald, S2567.
Corsbie, (Fullerton) Laird of,
S3074.

Corsbie :

James, Glencairn Kirk, S2567.
William, Old-mill, Bothwel,
Lanarkshire Covenanters,
S2567.

Corsclays, Laird of, S2567.

Corse :

John, Stanie-rig, Old Monk-
land, Lanarkshire Covenant-
ers, S2567.

Robert, wadsetter, Uddingston,
Bothwel, Lanarkshire, S2567.
Corshill, Kilbride, S2567.
Corsmichael, S2567.

Corss, Kilbride, S2567.
Corstorphine, Conventicle, S2401,
2409.

Cortenhall, 2509.

Cortobber, Cortober, Irl336.
Corungyen, Irl517.

Corunna, 4199, 4200.

Coscam, Irl336.

Cosfoord, L., see Gosfoord.
Coshart, Captain, 4347.
Coshindrum, Co. Antrim, Irl595.
Cossens, Ensign John, 2078.
Costegan, Costigan :

John, Ir626.

Kerran, Irl336.

Costello :

Dualbagh (Dudley), Ir763.

John Keogh, Cloonfallagh,
Irl440.

Cosworth, Thomas, 780.

Cotes, Douglas, S2567.

Cotestraw, Ayrshire, S2567.
Cotiscraig, S1758.

Cotsforth, Lieutenant Ralph, 2078.
Cotterell, John, 8007.

Cottington, Sir Francis, Bt., 1st
Baron, 1678,2523, 2579, 2589,
2615, 2626.

Cotton, John, arrest of, ordered,
1181.

Cotton cloth, import forbidden,
S2498.

Coulkearney, Mayo, Ir853.
Coulter, Lanarkshire, S2567.
Coulter, John, Linns, S2567.
Council :

guard of, see Guard,
for managing the affairs of New
England, 1339.

of the North, President of the,
1656.

at York, S17.
of officers, 3139, 3141.
of State, 730, 2866.
constituted, names of, 2993.
to exercise powers of Admi-
ralty, 2925.

proclamations of, 3166 sqq.
of Trade, proclamations, S2721,
2722, 2723, 2724, 3289, 3291.
of Trent, S280.
of war, 2421, S1458.
of Charles I, 2237.
at Kilkenny, Ir493.
on Capt. de Latoure, 2564.
to try cases of treasonable
correspondence, 2941.
of Virginia, 1423.
of Wales, see under Wales.
Council and Session :
in Leith, S257.

Stirling, S568.

Dundee, S1666.

removed to Stirling, S1670,
1671.

Council and Session :
returns to Edinburgh, S16S1.
Lords of, see that title.
adjourned, S992, 2974.
cessation of, S1418.
continued, S1827.
meetings of, S172, 1703, 1737,
1877, 1912, 1942.
procedure of, S2034.
removed, S17, 582, 1666, 1670,
1671, 1681.

resumes sittings, S1002.
to sit as usual, S2018.

See also Circuit Courts.

Counter, alias Rumsey, 4186, 4191.

Counterfeit coins, 326, 344, 348,
467, 3351, Irl040, 1334, S167,
279, 283, 324.
buying forbidden, Irl348.
description of tumours, S2213.
import of, S305.
made in France, 474.
made in Newcastle and Ber-
wick, S167.

reward for discovery of, Irl363.
counterfeit gold, 467,

Counterfeit jewels forbidden,
1722.

Counterfeit licences to beg, 882.

Counterfeit tokens, 1717.

See also Copper coins.

Counterfeit warrants, 882.

Counties :

to aid one another in case of
need, 2213.

order in the associated (Royal-
ist), 2602.

County associations forbidden,
2369.

County contributions to Charles I,
2514.

Country establishments to be kept
up in dearth, 888.
nobles, &c., to return to, 1152.
nine months of every year to be
spent in, by all Justices of the
Peace, 1177.

Coupar, Cowpar, Fife, S2401.

Coupar, Couper:

James, Overton, Dalserf, S2567.
John, Dalserf, S2567.

John, Overton, Dalserf, S2567.
Sir John, of Gogar, S2538.

Court, Ir853.

Court :

access to, restraint on, 51 a, 184,
242, 261, 387, 413, 643, 814,
854, 861, 864, 1039, 1050,
1428, 1436, 1493, S2039.
dress, English silk only to be
used for, 3581.

ferrets not to be kept in, 196.
firearms not to be carried near,
S506.
followers :
to leave, 1253.

to be specially licensed, 1224.
hawking and hunting near, 388.
laundresses at, 1224, 1253. 1431.
lodgings at, 1431.
nuisances in verge of, 314.
palaces not to be used for lodg-
ings in absence of, 1555.
Papists not admitted, 3584.
peace to be observed in, S150,
491, 932.

petitioners at, 1428, 1431.
prices in verge of, 1425, 1658,
S706.

regulations for, on a progress,
1659.

no one of family of Ruthven to
approach, S1018.
tent-keepers to leave, 1431.
vagabonds to leave, 135, 196,
273, 437, 455, 549, 1224.
verge of, 1135, 1194.
victuals in verge of, S159, 561.

Court barons erected in every re-
puted manor, S2112.

Court Leets, commission for grant-
ing, 1190.

Court Martial, General, Irl053.
Courteen, Sir William, 3716.
Court-hand abolished, 2917.
Courtiers’ servants, 455.
Courtney, Capt. James, Irl317,
4173.

Courts :

Act to be read in, Irl316.
not to adjourn except by order
of Parliament, 2525, 2561.
adjourned, S844, 1096, 1436.
1437.

Admiralty, see that title.
armed convocations at, S463,
688.

of Athlone, Ir577, 654.
at Berwick, S1013.

Border, S579, 1772.

Castle Chamber, Ir308, 309,310,
314, 321, 327.

Chief-Place, Irl335.
of Chivalry, 1142.

Circuit, see that title.
of Claims : 3289, 4316, Irl335,
1338.

Attorneys for, IrS68.
judges of, Ir592.
postponed, Irl049.

See also Claims.

Earl Marshal's, 1631, 1636.
Ecclesiastical High Commis-
sion, established, S1155.
Ecclesiastical, pronounced law-
ful by judges, 1752.
enforcing judgements of, S148.
Escheator’s, deferred, Ir635.
Eskdale, S579, 1093.

English only to be used in, 2917.
Exchequer, 1629, Ir284, 293, 405.
fees :

exacted, 1519.
to be reported, Ir847.
Feodaries’, deferred, Ir635.
Justice, see Justice Courts.
High, of Justice, 2816, 2928,
2953, S624.

High Commission:
legality of, 1752.
recognizances discharged, 2932.
of Honour, see Court of Chivalry,
local, not to sit, S1726.
monthly, for church discipline,
S3355.

adjourned to Oxford, 2522.
offices in, Commissions respect-
ing, 1519.

profanity in. S3377.
of Record, 758.

of Requests moved to Oxford,
2336.

return to Edinburgh, S856.
Sheriffs’, rules for, Ir285.

Star Chamber, see that title.
of Wards and Liveries : 1205,
2523.

abolished, 2644.
heirs of rebels in, 2384.
instructions for, 1107.
moved to Oxford, 2336.
new seal for, made, 2523.
against the Parliamentary,
2523.

proceedings in, 2508.
of Whitehall, see Court of Re-
quests.

sit at Winchester, 973.
Covenant: S1673, 1797, 2517.
acceptance of, by Charles,
S1950, 1951.

allegiance to, proffered by Array,
S1915.

broken by English, S1952.
Charles intends to make signing
it treason, S1675.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates $ 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

564

Covenant

INDEX

Crone

Covenant :

Charles II attached to, S2051.
declarations concerning, S2236,
2249.

nobles not signing, disqualified
for Parliament and pro-
claimed traitors, S1729, 1809.
oath against, imposed on Scots
settlers (1639), Ir331.
opponents of, to be reported,
S1720.

proclaimed at Rutherglen
(1679), S2457.
rescinded, S2235.
to be signed (1590), S1684.
all subjects to renounce the,
S1683.

to be taken by Charles II,
S2005.

to be taken by all, S1705.
an unlawful association, S1677.
unpublished proclamations
against, S1675, 1676.

See also Bonds or Bands, National
Covenant, Solemn League and
Covenant, Vow and Covenant.

Covenanters : S2488.
assassination declared a duty
by, S2577.

Conventions of, S1693.
Declaration of, S2461.
Edinburgh Castle, seized by,
S1697.

flee from Scotland, Ir906.
list of, S2463, 2488, 2538, 2567.
pardon offered to, S1699.
remonstrance of the, against the
King’s Proclamation, S1697.
rewards for arrest of, S 1693, 2493.
rising, S2461.
sent to plantations, S2470,
supplication of, S2462.

Covenanting preachers, reward
for arrest of, S2630.

Coventry :

magazine to be removed, 2218.
riots in (1525), 99.
sheriffs of, 4318.

Coventry :

Sir Thomas, 1st Baron, 1229,
1339, 1374, 1469, 1616, 3465.
Thomas, 2nd Baron, 2172, 2198.
David, Arlary, S2401.

Sir Henry, Secretary of State,
3581, 3608, 3644, 3658, 3671,
3674, 3677,3682, 3711, Ir690.
Sir William, 3456, 3492, 3494.

Covert., Nicolas, of Ilchester, 3828.

Covington, Lindsay of, S2488.

Covington, Hillhead, Coulter,
S2567.

Cowal, Lieutenant of, S2566.

Cowan :

David, Berwick, S2667.

James, farmer, Idington, Ber-
wick, S2567.

John, S1447.

Patrick, smith, Inverwick,
Haddington, S2567.

Paul, Preston, Berwick, S2567.
Robert, Auchingeith, Dumfries,
S2567.

William, Beltoun, Hadding-
ton, S2567.

Cowell, John, LL.D., 1092.

Cowie, Conventicle, S2401.

Cowkecky, Fifeshire, S2567.

Cowlea, Donough, Litteromarri-
nane, Irl440.

Cowpar, Arthur, Abercomby,
Fifeshire Covenanters, S2567.

Cowper, S2409.

Cowsland, Edinburgh, S2567.

Cox, Core :

Charles, 4398.

Sir Richard, Irl300, 1335 ; see
also under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Cox, Coxe :

Quartermaster Thomas, 2078.
William, 1635.

Coxiter, Richard, 1027.

Coyle, Patrick, Irl517.

Crab, William, Aishill, 3838.
Craeland, Lowdon, S2567.
Crae-lie, Lowdon, S2567.

Craford, Patrick, 1607.

Craftsmen in Edinburgh, exorbi-
tant prices of, S70.

Cragg, alias Smith, John, 3828.
Craich, Henry, Innerkeithing,
Fifeshire, S2567.

Craich-head, Ayrshire, S2567.
Craichlay, Gordon of, S2463.
Craig, Kirkcudbright, S2567.
Craig :

Alexander, maltman, Straven,
Glasgow, S2567.

James, Allartoun, Kilbride,
S2567.

James, Mains, Kilbride, S2567.
John, Gleb-lands, Kilmarnock,
S2567.

John, Thorn, Kilbride, S2567.
Robert, Irl336.

Robert, Dykes, Lowdon, S2567.
Thomas, Craigmuir, Evandale,
S2567.

Thomas, Haddington, S2567.
Thomas, Thorn, Kilbride, S2567.
William, Inverwick, Hadding-
ton, S2567.

William, Sornbeg, Galston,
S2567.

— , of Riccarton, S3082.

Mains, Kilbride, S2567.
Craigbog, Renfrewshire, S2567.
Craigbridge-end, Evandale, S2567.
Craigbuttoch, Dumfries, S2567.
Craigdarrach, Ferguson of, S2538.
Craigends, Lowdon, S2567.
Craigens, Laird of, S3113.

Craiges, Edward, SI 340.

Craighall, Lord(Lord of Session, Sir
John Hope, q. ».), S2094, 2098.
Craigie, Ayrshire, S2567.

Craigie, William, Ardrie-Mill,
New Monkland, Lanarkshire,
S2567.

Craigieton, Linlithgow, S2567.
Craigincar, Kirkcudbright, S2567.
Craigingilton, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Craiglour, S2567.

Craigmalloch, Linlithgow, S2567.
Craigman, Cumnock, S2567.
Craigmat, Dalmellington, S2567.
Craigmillar, S196.

Craigmuir, Evandale, S2567.
Craigness, Lieut, of, S2566.
Craignethan, Lesmahago, S2567.
Craignethan, — , Lesmahago,

S2567.

Craigneuk, New Monkland, S2567.
Craigow, Fife, S2567.

Craigton, Linlithgow, S2567.
Craigweir, Laird of, S3113.

Craik, William, Robethead, Anan-
dale, 2567.

Crail, S2401.

Cram, Thomas, Warminster, 3828.
Cramburne, Irl317.

Cramond, Crawmond, intruding
into pulpit of, S2401,2409.
Cranburne, — , 4173, 4186.

Crane, Sir Francis, 1432, 1678, 1717.
Cranmer, Thomas, see under Can-
terbury.

Cranstoun, S1595.

Cranstoun :

William, Goodtrees, Edinburgh,
S2567.

William, Stow, Edinburgh,
S2567.

William Cranstoun, 3rd Baron,
S2114.

Craven :

William, 1st Baron, 1st Earl of,
2935, 3323, 3492, 3494, 3516,
3523, 3553, 3560, 3567, 3568,
3581, 3608, 3644, 3671, 3674,
3677, 3682, 3734, 3737, 3739,
3741, 3754,3755, 3763-4,3782,
3785, 3824, 3826, 3830, 3868,
3885, 3918, 3927, 3933, 3993.
William, 2nd Baron, 4305.

Crawford, Lanarkshire, S2567.

Crawford Castle, muster at, S572.

Crawford, Crawfoord, Crafurd,
Crawfurd :

David Lindsay, 10th Earl of,

muster against Gordons, S268.

John Lindsay, 17th Earl of,
1979, 1982, 1989, 2113, 2114,
S1904, 1974.

William Lindsay, 18th Earl of,
S2762, 2822, 2830, 2841, 2844,
2851, 2854, 2860, 2933.

John Lindsay, 19th Earl of,
S3227.

Alexander, Garturk, Old Monk-
land, Lanarkshire, S2567.
David, tobacco-cutter, Hamil-
toun, S2567.

David, Drumsine, S3004, 3040,
3074. ’

Gideon, merchant, Biggar,
S2567, ’

Hugh, Symontoun, S2567.
James of Ardmillan, S2538,
2861.

James, Kelburn, Largs, S2567.
Capt. James, S2451.

James, Rigg, S2567.

John, Drumjoan, S2320.

John, apothecary, New Gallo-
way, S2567.

John, chapman, Cumnock,
S2567.

John, Symontoun, S2567.

John, S3050.

John (Lindsay) of Kilbirnie,
S3082.

Thomas of Jordanhill, S386.
Thomas of Carsburn, S2538.
William, Powmill, S2401.
younger, Ardmillan, S2861.

Crawforjohn, Crawford-john,
parish, Crawford, S2567.

Crawford -muir, Anandale, S2567.

Crawfordsburn, Laird of, S3074.

Cray :

James, 4200.

Richard, 1928.

Creagh, James, Irl440.

Creamer, Capt. Balthazar, Ir372.

Cream, butter not to be mixed
with bad, 1683,

Credit :

to be given to soldiers in Dublin,
Irll33.

not to be given to soldiers,
Irl432, 1433, 1446.
of traitors not to suffer, S2810.
of troops to be cried down, 4147,
Irl446.

Creed, Maj., 3183.

Cregg, Cork, Irl315.

Creichen, Glencairn, Dumfries,
S2567.

Creighton, Creichtoun, Crichton :
Robert, 6th Baron of Sanquhar,
q. v., S922, 923.

William, see Ayr, Viscount of,
Dumfries, Earl of.

Alexander, Drylawe, S297.
Andrew, Fingland, S2320.

Sir David, S1805.

Edward, Knocksling, S2320.
James, Dumfries, S2567,

Lieut. John, S3084.

Lewis, see Frendraught, Lewis
Crichton, Viscount of.

Robert, S420.

Creighton, Creichtoun, Crichton :
Robert, Achtitinch, S2488.
Robert, Auchinshinoch, Kirk-
cudbright, S2567.

Robert, Bishop of Dunkeld,
S297.

Robert, Cumnock, S2567.
Robert, Fingland, S2320.

Col., Irl376.

Capt. Lieut., S2861.

— , Craigman, Cumnock, S2567.
— , Kirkcudbright, S2567.

— , Waterhead, 1000 merks re-
ward for arrest of, S2488.

Creoch, Ayrshire, S2567.

Crescett, Cresset, Edward, 2240,
3049.

Creswick, Francis, Farnham, 3828.

Crew, Crewe :

Nathaniel, 3rd Baron, Lord
Bishop of Durham, q. v., 3918,
3921,3933.

Joshua, 897.

Sir Randall, 1469.

Crewburn, Evandale, S2567.

Crichton, see Creighton, Creich-
toun, &c.

Crief, Alexander, SI 804.

Criminal law enforced, Ir968,
970.

Criminals from England and
Scotland to be handed over,
Ir241, 263.

Crimnan, Lowdon, S2567.

Cripps, Michael, 4405.

Crisp, Crispe :

Nicholas, 1641.

Peter, 805, 809.

Crobmor, Dairy, S2320.

Crock, Andrew, Iron-erogo,
S2567.

Croft :

Sir James, Irl8.

See alsounder Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Phil., Ir989.

Croftfoot, Mauchlin, S2567.

Crofthead, Galston, S2567.

Crofts, S2567.

Crofts :

Henry, Irl69.

John, Irl54.

Crokhaven, Irl517.

Cromarty, S2010.

Crompton, 1113.

Cromwell :

Thomas, Viscount Lecale, see
also under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Thomas, Earl of Essex, see
Crumwell.

Edward, 934.

Francis, Irl394, 1427, 1429.
Henry, L.-Dep., Ir593, 595.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Oliver, 2804.

appointed Commander - in -
Chief, Ir497.

Declarations by, 2993, S2044.
excepted from offered indem-
nity, 2939.

proclaimed, 3020, Ir525.
Proclamations of, 2793, 2796,
2955, 3056, Ir459, S1976, 1978,
2053, 2054, 2055, 2058, 2060,
2065.

reward for assassination of,
offered, 3033 a.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Richard :

proclaimed, 3098, Ir601, S2162.
submission to Parliament,
3115.

Crone :

Dennis, Irl304.

Murtagh Mac Hugh, Irl804,

Key to j 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S60. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 180 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1041 1885, Ir337, S1722.

Dates j 105 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1060 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1075 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1889 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

VOL. ii 565 4 c

Croneene

INDEX

Daggers

Croneene, Croneen :

Daniel, Balloghcomane, Irl517.
Denis, Iweleary, Irl517.
Dermod, Ballycomane, Irl517.
John, Irl304.

Teige, Irl304.

Crook, Croke, Sir George, 2194.

Crooked - Holm, Kilmarnock,
S2567.

Crookshanks, Rev. — , S2312.

Crops :

forfeited of transplanted, Irish
proprietors, Ir548.
ownership of growing, Irl232.
reaping of, on forfeited estates,
Ir204.

waste of, by troops, 2349, S21.

Crosbie, Crosby :

Sir Pierce, Bt., Ir349 ; see also
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Capt. Thomas, 2992.

Croskevenagh, Dungannon, Ir794.

Cross :

Hugh, Sen., Bishop’s Hull,
3828.

— , 4086.

Cross dollars, weight and value
of, 4373, Ir629, S2337.

Cross petition stopped, S1778.

Crossbows forbidden, 100, 113,
164.

Crossford, Lesmahago, S2567.

Cross-house, Lowdon, S2567.

Crossrig, Lord (Lord of Session),
Sir David Hume, q. v.,
S3227.

Croton, 2257.

Crottemlough, Co. Kilkenny,
Irl440.

Crouch, William, 1635.

Crowly, alias Mague, Teige, Irl304.

Crown debts, see under Commis-
sions.

Crown jewels :

pawned and sold at Amster-
dam, 2158, 2174.
pawning or selling, forbidden,
2158.

petition regarding sale of, 2193.

Crown leases, regrants of, 1009.

Crown property and lands : S776.
discovery of, 3248.
to be restored, 3203.
revocation of all gifts, grants
and alienations of, S478,
500, 604.

sale of, 2890, 2975.

waste of, to be stopped, 3206.

Crown Nobles, see Rose Crown.

Crown rents :

assignments on, Ir284, 681,
664.

commission for ascertaining,
631.

collectors, Ir632, 662, 672.
payment of, 2347, 2363, Ir648,
652, 662, 664, 681, 683, 698,
736, 748, 805, 789, 797, 799,
814, S2064, 2617.
in kind, Irl093.
pursuivants to attach debtors
for, Ir652.

Crown revenue, see Revenue.

Crowns :
abasement, 391.
cried down, S3090.
currency of, S2417, 3116.
of gold (5s.) coined, 343.
of the Sun, value, 82, 88, 95,
447.

value of, 386, 447, 531.

Crowyll, 197.

Croydon, 1298.

Crucifixes to be removed from
churches, 1886.

Cruikham, Roxburgh, S2567.

Crumhologh, Irl466.

Crumwell, Sir Thomas, K.G., 1st
Baron, and 16th Earl of
Essex, 148, 168, 177.
Crusadoes of Portugal, weight and
value of, 4373.

Cruttenelough, Irl527.

Crusoe, Lieut. Timothy, 2078.
Crowther, William, 2763.
Cubbadge, Ir794.

Cubbison, David, Moss, S2320.
Cubsmill, Auchinleck, S2567.

Cubs Milne, miller in, S2488.

Cuff, Cuffe :

Francis, Irl300.

Sir James, Ir637, 640, 643, 838,
864, 865 ; see also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Thomas, Ir404.

Cuksone, S27.

Culforgis, Laird of, S3113.
Cullabard, Garret, Glaunduffe,
Irl517.

Cullan, Adam, Garturk, Old
Monkland, Lanarkshire Cove-
nanters, S2567.

Cullen, Irl493.

Cullen Farrel| Ballymortagh,
Irl440.

Cullen gold, 1008.

Cullenaghbegh, Irl336.

Culleton harbour, collection for,
692.

Culliford, William, Irll63.
Culligarry, Irl485.

Culloden, Laird of(Forbesj, S3113.
Cullum, Aid. Thomas, 2556, 2592.
Cullyny, Co. Kerry, Irl440.
Culmore, seizure of, Irl94.
Culmore, Stirling, S2567.
Culpepper, Colepeper :

Sir John, 1st Baron, 2237, 2251,
2780, 2831.

Thomas, 2nd Baron, 3918, 3933.
John, 3rd Baron, 4318.

Culross, correction house to be
built, S3145.

Cultness, Cambusnethan, S2567.
Cultness, Thomas Stewart, Laird
of, S2567.

Culton, Ayrshire, S2567.
Culvennan, Wigton, S2567.
Culverins, see Firearms.

Cumber, Irl493.

Cumberland :

George Clifford, K.G., 3rd Earl
of, 934, 977.

Francis Clifford, K.B., 4th Earl
of, 1145.

Henry Clifford, K.B., 5th Earl
of, 2198.

Cumbernauld, Dumbarton, S2567.
Cumbernauld, Newtoun of, Dum-
barton, S2567.

Cuming, Cumming :

Alexander, S2333, 2352.

John, weaver, Gorbels, Meikle-
govan, S2567.

William, Stobs, Edinburgh,
S2567.

Cummerhead, Lesmahago, S2567.
Cumnock, S2312, 2488.

Cumnock, Ayrshire, S2567.
Cumnock, Carluke, S2567.
Cumnock, kirk of, S2567.
Cumnock, old castle of, S2567.
Cumnock-maines, S2488.
Cuningham, Cuninghame, Cun-
ningham, Cunninghame, &c. :
Adam of Buquhany, S1490.
Arthur, Darnlie, Renfrewshire
Covenanters, S2567.

Sir David, 1810.

Gabriel, S1447, 1698.

Col. Henry, IrlS90.

James, Insologher, Irl493.
Capt. James, S2108.

James, merchant, Bridge-gate,
Glasgow, S2567.

Cuningham, Cuninghame, Cun-
ningham, Cunninghame, &c. :
James, younger, merchant,
Glasgow, S2567.

John, Bedland, S2463.

Rev. John, a vagrant preacher,
S2657.

John, Keirhill, Dalmellingtoun,
S2567.

John, Longford, S2320.

John, Powkelly, Airshire,
S2667.

Robert, Ketlock, Dumfries,
S2567.

Terence, Cork, Irl485.

Thomas, S27.

William, younger, Finnick,
Stirlingshire Covenanters,
2567.

William, S3074.

William, of Brounhill, S3074.
Sir William, of Cunninghame-
head, S3074.

William, of Boquhan, S3113.
William, see Glencairn, Earl of.
— of Mountgrenan, S2463.

Cup ofcolduiater condemned, S2717.

Cuningsby, see Coningsby.

Cupper, John, 1751.

Curloon, Irl488.

Curragh of Kildare, Ir693.

Curraghgurram, Cork, Irl315.

Curraghmore, John, 3rd Baron Le
Power and, Ir46.

Curraghkilly, Irl537.

Curraheen, Irl537.

Currane :

John Na, Bunnane, Irl537.
John Na, Kerry, Irl537.

Currants :
import :
allowed, 2600 a.
forbidden, 2254.
price of, 2254, 2535.
for sale of some Zante, 2535.

Currency, see under Bars, Coin,
Coins, Foreign Coin, &c.

Currie, Currey :

James, S2371, 2567, 2860, 2724.
John, 1872.

WilliamWright, Gree-Finwick,
S2567.

Currier :

David, Ruchtree, S2320.

John, Newark, S2320.

Robert, Dalquhairn, S2320.

Curriheen, Irl336.

Currill, John, chapman traveller,
Selkirk, S2567.

Curtin, Thomas, Binninagh,
Irl517.

Curwin, Hugh, Archbp. of Dublin,
see under Dublin.

Curzon, Sir John, Bt., 2028.

Cusacke :

Patrick of Gerrardstown, Ir365.
Sir Thomas, Irl9, 46 ; see also
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Cushin, Lieut. Peter, 2078.

Custodiams, Ir557.
of rebels’ lands, Ir375.
revoked if not sealed, Ir405.

Customs :

cambric and lawns, 911 ; cattle,
Ir673 ; cloth, Ir673, SI 186 ;
fish, S2373 ; foreign and
colonial produce, Ir696, 723,
734 ; grain, 3850 ; horses,
Ir665, 673 ; pins, 1219 ; silks,
911 ; spices, 1338 ; tobacco,
1263, S2515; victuals, S822,
1233, 1303, 1318, 1370, 3161,
3178 ; wine, Ir294, 295, 1781,
S2215 ; wool, Ir338.
act continued, 2988, Ir620a,
646 a, 650, 663, 665, 675, 678,
777.

Customs :
aliens :
double, Ir696.
treble, S2146.
bonds, form of, 2857.
book of rates, new issue of
Ir295.

certificates needed before lading
vessels, S1187.
claims for rebates, Ir924.
collection, 2061, 2478, 2608,
3775, S2128, 2668, 3314.
committee for, 2454.
entry at, enforced, 640, Ir230,
327.

equalized :

for aliens and subjects for seven
years (1539), 178.
for all British subjects, S1578.
exemptions :
herring fishery, 3323.
Newfoundland trade, 2677.
provisions, Ir399, 1106.
Virginia trade, 2677.
on wines, &c., from France, re-
mission of, Irl044.
on exports, 3079, Ir295.
farm of, 911, 1166, Ir924, S676,
1050, 1255, 1282, 1363, 1991,
3049.

fees, 1163.

petition concerning, 2058.
frauds on, 853, 869, 3319, Ir327,
S1101, 1148, 1189, 1198, 1325.
General Surveyor of, S2780.
officers, duties of, 1651.

London (1615), 1163.
payment of, 2326, 2376, 3210,
S861, 862, 1001, 2780.
re-established between England
and Scotland, SI 186.
on Scottish ships or goods, 1110,
1159.

at Tangiers, 3369.

Customs house :

Council Chamber near, in
Dublin, Ir685.
riots at, 3706.

seizures by, to be notified,
Ir250.

Customary estates for border ser-
vice are abolished, 1288.

Custos Rotulorum, 775, 871.

Cuthbeard, John, Ir926, 1356.

Cutbert, Cuthbert :

Capt. Richard, 2078.

William, weaver, Hamiltoun,
S2567.

— , S3084.

Cuthbertson, Archibald, cooper,
Caldermuir, Linlithgow,
S2567.

Cutler :

Sir John, 3993.

William, 4206.

Cutte, John, 29.

Cutting, Alexander, reward for
arrest of, 4292.

Cutts, John, 1st Baron Cutts of
Gowran, 4258.

See also under Lord Justices, under
Ireland.

Outwork, seal for, 1706.

Dacre, Dacres, Dacer :

Leonard, 7th Baron, rebellion
of, 650, S230, 231.

Edward, 2428.

Sir Thomas, M.P., 2691, 2724.
Dae, Alexander, Galloch, Kin-
rosshire Covenanters, S2567.
Daflfie, Cahil, Irl304.

Daggers :
forbidden, 1184.
length of, fixed, 562.

) 152 5 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
\ 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 167 5 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

56d

Key to
Dates

Dags

INDEX

Declaration

Dags, forbidden, 511, 701, 739,
871, 910, 1125.

See Pistols, firearms, &c.

Daik, John Veitch of, S2538.
Daillon, Benjamin de, 3872.
Dailly, Dailey, Ayrshire, S2567.
Daily, Bryan, Carlingford, Irl466.
Daingelton, Roxburgh, S2567.
Dakins, Capt. Geo., 2992.

Dalbair, Auchinleck, S2488.
Dalbeere, Col., 2703.

Dalbeg, Dalserf, S2567.

Daldillan, Mauchlin, S2567.

Dale :

John, 466.

Valentine, 813.

Dalfram, Muirkirk, S2567.
Dalgain, Mauchlin, S2567.
Dalgarnock, Cleugh-foot in, Dum-
fries, S2567.

Holms of Dumfries, S2567.
Dalgettie, S2409.

Dalgleish :

Alexander, Lickprevik, Kil-
bride, S2567.

Robert, S2188.

Dalgonar, Dumfries, S2567.
Dalgredan, S2567.

Dalharfrow, Dalmellingtoun,
S2567.

Dalhousie, William Ramsay, 2nd
Baron, 1st Earl, S1811.
Dalkeith, Midlothian, S2567.
Dalkeith, see Symonton.
Dalmahoy, Sir John of that ilk,
S2538.

Dalmellington, Ayrshire, S2567.
Dalmusterlock, Kilmawers, S2567.
Dalquhairn, Dairy, S2320.

Dairy, S2488.

Claehan of, S2320.

Midtoun of, S2312.
rebels in, S2320.

Dalrymple, Ayrshire, S2567.
Dalrymple :

Sir David, of Hailes, Bt., S3346.
Sir Hugh, Bt. (Lord North
Berwick), S2419, 3227.

Sir James, of Stair, 1st Viscount
Stair, S2782, 2791, 2796, 2797,
2800, 2806, 2807, 2812, 2851,
2933.

Sir John, afterwards 2nd Visct.,
S2933.

James, S3316.

Patrick, Templand-burn, Tor-
bolton, S2567.

Dalserf, Lanarkshire, S2567.
Dalshangan, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Dalswintoun, Dumfries, S2567.
Daltanachan, Holm of, S2567.
Dalton :

Robert, 654.

Robert, of Thurnham, 4037.
Thomas, mayor of Hull, 654.
Dalwharroch, Carrick, S2567.
Dalwhat, Dalmellington, S2567.
Daly, De., see under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Dalyel, see Dalziel.

Dalziel, Carluke, S2567.

Dalziel :

James, Cumnock, S2567.

Sir Robert, of Glenae, S2538.
Robert, Dalgarnock, Dumfries,
S2567.

Robert, Lord, see Carnwath,
Robert Dalziel, Earl of.
Maj.-Gen. Thomas, S2114, 2116,
2459, 2646, 2647.

‘ Damage Cleere ’ abolished, 2922.
Damask, import forbidden,
S2498.

Damastown, Dammerstown,
Irl537.

Dametry, import of, forbidden,
S2498.

Danby, Sir Thomas Osborne, Bt.,
Earl of, afterwards Marquis
of Carmarthen, Duke ofLeeds,
3634, 4086.

Dancer, S., Ir696.

Danes :

invasion with help of, Irl097.

regiment of, 1256.

for a welcome to, S684.

Daniel, Daniell :

Henry, Ir868.

William, S2172.

Danielstoun, Robert, S832, 835.

Danish waters, fishing in, forbid-
den, S1291.

Danling, Adam, Carlowrie, Lin-
lithgow, S2567.

Danser, Quartermaster Thomas,
2078.

Dantzig :

lint, orders for sale of, S108.
ships from, quarantined, SI 06.
See also Baltic Trade.

Danuel, William alias McDanuel,
Knockillevally, Irl537.

Danvers (or Davers) :

Henry, to surrender, 3812.
Robert, 3401.

Darcy :

Thomas Darcy, 3rd Baron,
afterwards Viscount Col-
chester, Earl Rivers, 941.
alias of Henry Farmer, 1028.

A nne, abduction of, 3544.
Patrick, Ir390, 400, 406, 411,
412, 417, 421, 423, 424, 427,
428, 435.

Dargoner, L. of, S2312.

Darien Company, S3187, 3188,
3189, 3203.
address from, S3188.
libel on Parliament, 4271.
payment of equivalent to,
S3321.

petition of Council-General of,
S3 189.

Proclamation in W. Indies con-
cerning, S3 189.

Darngavil’s Land, Shots, S2567.

Darnley :

Henry Stewart, Lord, aft. Duke
of Albany, son of 14th Earl
of Lennox, marriage of,
S124.

styled King of Scotland, S124.
for the murderers of, S163.
murderers of, must be tried,
S172.

Huntly, a murderer of, S242.

Darnley, Darnlie, Renfrew, S2567.

Darrife, alias Shea Donough, Lit-
teromarrinane, Irl440.

Darrington, 3498.

Dartmouth : 853.
capture of, 2640 a.

Dartmouth :

George Legge, 2nd Baron, 3741,
3763, 3782, 3785, 3787, 3824,
3826, 3830.

William Legge, 1st Earl of,
4334.

Dartry, Dartrey (Monaghan),
Ir794, 809.

Dashwood, George, Ir819.

Daubeney, de :

Giles, K.G., 1st Baron, 8 a.
William, 29,

Davenant :

Charles, 3743, 3761.

Sir William, 1855.

Davers, Robert, see Danvers,
Robert.

Davidson :

Henry, Hole-field, Roxburgh,
S2567.

James, Hole-field, Roxburgh,
S2567.

John, Kelso, Roxburgh, S2567.

Davidson :

Patrick, Melrose, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Robert, Glencairn, S2320.
Thomas, Shiels of Kilbride,
S2567.

Walter, Melrose, Roxburgh,
S2567.

William, taylor, Kelso, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

William, taylor, reward for
arrest of, S3280.

Capt. William, S3084.
son of Henry, Hole-field, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Davis, Davies, Davys :

George, Rahillmore, Irl485.
Henry, Irll31, 1132.

John, 1909.

Sir John, Irl99.

Sir John, Irll45, 1148, 1151,
1153, 1155, 1156, 1158, 1160,
1162, 1165, 1167, 1182, 1185,
1194, 1201, 1205, 1216, 1217,
1220, 1221, 1223; see also
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Sir Paul, Ir558 ; see also under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
Capt. Priamus, 2763.

Robert, Ir372.

Sergt.-Maj. Robert, 2078.
Thomas, of Stepney, collection
for, 1293.

William, Glaneclough, Irl440 ;
see also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

1872.

— , 4173, 4186, 4191.

— , Irl317.

Dawley, Morrish, Irl315.

Dawson :

Christopher, ofLeeds, 3389.
Gertrude, 2891.

John, Beltoun, Haddington,
S2567.

Joshua, Irl469, 1470, 1475, 1478,
1483, 1505, 1509, 1511, 1512,

1524, 1529, 1536, 1539, 1551,

1557, 1560, 1563, 1564, 1580,

1582, 1585, 1587, 1589, 1598,

1599, 1614, 1625, 1626, 1627 ;
see also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Joseph, 4200.

Samuel, 4200.

Dawstin, William, 1635.

De facto Government not to protect
its officials, Irl041.

De Jure Regni suppressed, S2263,
2717.

De La Warre :

Thomas West, 3rd Baron, 934,
941.

John West, 6th Baron, 3933.

De Vere, see Oxford, Earls of.

Dean, Deane :

Dominick, Ir690.

Joseph, Ir770, 772, 819, 838.
Joseph, junr., Ir819.

Maj.-Gen. Richard, 2992, 3183,
S2085, 2095.

Dean, Forest of, ironworks in,
1768.

Deans, Capt., S3084.

Dearth :

of cloth, 703, 1624.
of corn, 119, 703, 884, 1058, 1126,
1316, 1343, 1344, 1624.
country establishments to be
kept up in, 888.
in Edinburgh, S270.
in Scotland, S808, 2562, 3097,
&c., 3184.

Death :

certificates of gentry to be re-
gistered in College of Arms,
1225.

Death :
penalty :
for piracy, 1070.
for escaping from plague qua-
rantine, S1880.

for Anabaptists and Sacramen-
tarians (1535), 150.
on service, in favour of heirs,
S520.

See also Wards, Court of,

Debatable land, S6, 8, 63, 657, 694,
1065.

Debauchery, against, 3867.

See also Vice.

Debentures :
forged, 2778.
for pay of army, 2689.

Debtors :

cannot alienate, S1337.
for Crown rents, pursuivants to
attach, Ir302, 652.
insolvent, may volunteer for
sea, 4406.

regulations for, S2118.
for relief of, S2138, 2139.
teinds due to Ministers to count
as first claims on, S2145.

Debts :

of the Army, Commissioners for
the, Irll85.

of Richard Cromwell, 3115.
of the Crown :
for payment of, Ir22.

See also Commissions,
distress for, suspended, Irl5.
due to deceased creditors may
be enforced, S2098.
due to those exempted from
pardon not to be paid them,
3252.

estates of debtors made respon-
sible for, Ir524.

extortion of private, in the
king’s name, 1815.
imprisonment for, Ir524.
Members of Parliament, 2783.
Parliamentary, to waggoners,
2614.

privy seals for, not to be dis-
continued, 599.

Royal, to be paid, 48, 720.

Dechmont, Linlithgow, S2567.

Declaration :

of 1649, to be signed by all Scots,
S2002.

of Lord Broghill, Ir609 a.
of Catholics in Ulster, Ir461.
against Commissioners of Array,
2230.

of Commons (Ireland), Ir758,
765.

of Indulgence : 3843.
renewed, 3864.
to be read in churches, 3865.
thanks of Privy Council for,
S1685.

to Non-conformists, S2353.
to be taken by sheriffs, &c.,
S2259, 2477.
to be abjured, S2577.
of Lanark, S2519.
of D. of Monmouth, 3799.
of Montrose, S2023, 2030.
of Nuncio censured by con-
federate Catholics, Ir450.
of Parliament, see under Parlia-
ment.

of people in arms against Crom-
well, 3046 a.

of the right of succession of pretended
Prince of Wales, S3214.
concerning priests, Ir509, 568,
603.

(Raid of Ruthven), rescinded,
S502.

of Rutherglen burnt, S2519.
of Sanquahar, S1688, 2493, 2519,
2717.

(1625 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 10OO 904, Irl55, S929. 1025 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1041 1835, Ir337, S1722.
\ 105 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1060 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1075 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

567 4 c 2

Kev to
Dates

Declaration

INDEX

Dick

Declaration :

anent the Service book, S1669.
for Settlement of Ireland, Com-
missioners for executing the,
Ir637, 640, 654, 690, 759, 760,
762.

anent teinds, S1438, 1447 a.
relating to late tumult (1596),
S847, 852.

of War published, Ir754.
of William, Prince of Orange,
against spreading, S2746.
(first), of William and Mary
Irl013.

fines on, abolished, 3004.

Decrees :

of apprising to be registered,
SI 628.

time for taking out, Ir760.

Decried money :
to be brought in, 530, S988.
not brought in for exchange,
Irl66.

descriptions of, S1223.
exchange of, Irl66, 167.

French, cried down, S3137.
to be reminted, S1017.
value of, S1223.

Dedington church, fire at, 1715.

Dee :

collection for bridge over, S3253.
rebels at Brig of, S687.

Deeds, stamps on, 4137.

Deeneen (Bariky), Donagh, Ir 1304.

Deer :

fells, export of, forbidden,
Ii-679.

in Hampton Court chace, 270.
hunting, 311.
killing :
fines for, 2938.

forbidden, 270, 309, 335, 1389,
2126, S156, 345, 1264, 1504,
1574.

times for, 1760.
park riots, 4231.
pawnage of, 1170.
preservation of :
in the borders, S406.
in Waltham forest, 2126.
against selling, S1523.
stealing :

to be stopped, 1084, 3956.
by soldiers, 2871.

See also Poaching, Game,
warrants, regulations for, 1760;
see also Fallow deer and Fee
deer.

Deerham, Sir Bichard, Bt., 3739.

Deering :

Sir Edward, 2360.

Edward, Ir690.

Defacing monuments forbidden,
526.

Defeasance for burnt lands, S1868.

Defective titles :

composition for, to be made,
904, 1066, 1076, 1088, 1090,
1245, 1564, 1608, 1702, Irl86,
288, 296, 298, 320, 322, 329,
339.

different varieties of, 1609.
further extension of term, 1088,
1090, Ir200, 296, 298.
suits for concealment of, sus-
pended, Ir291.

patents to be completed, Ir332.

Defence of the kingdom : S2603,
2782.

committee of, 2281, 2292.
ordered, 2008, 2036, S1798, 1820,
1871, 1953, 2042.
petitions for, 1996, 2015, 2024,
2025, 2027, 2028, 2042, 2043,
2058, 2066, 2142.

Deficient levies, see under Levies.

Delahyde, Melchior, Irl88.

Delamain, Richard, 2013.

Delamer, Delamere, Henry Booth,
2nd Baron, 3809, 3966, 3993,
4086.

Delaune, Dr. William, 4405.

Delaware River, America, 3727.

Delft, 1520.

Delinquents :

compositions, 2662, 2664, 2730,
2749, 2834, 2905, 2838, 2848,
2852, 2896, 2914, 2962, 2977.
disabilities of, 2944, 3058, 3065.
estates of :

seized by king, 2539, 2541.

seized by Parliament, 2880,
2886.

protection of, 2268.

allowance to family from, 2630.

Goldsmiths’ Hall committees
superseded, 2678.
expelled from London, 2673,
2739, 2765, 2768, 2802, 2817,
2904, 2928, 3061, 3074.
power to expel from London by
Council of State, 2892.
passes granted to, 2582.
return from Barbados, 3057 a.

Delves, Sir George, 1017.

Delvin :

Richard Nugent, 7th Baron,
1st Earl of Westmeath, q.v.,
escape of, from Dublin Castle,
Irl93.

Richard Nugent, aft. 8th Baron,
and 2nd Earl of Westmeath,
1981.

Demarces, Sir Anthony, Bt., 3423.

Demi-castors, making of, forbid-
den, 1775, 1810.

Dempsey, Dempsy, Dempsie:
Barnaby, Knockardegur, Ir365.
Donnogh, Irl370.

John, Armagh, Irl517.

John, Castledillon, Irl517.
Lewis (Lisagh) mac Owny, of
Rahynne, Kings Co., Ir365.
See also Roe- Dempsy, Irl370.

Dempster :

William, Armancandie, Kirk-
cudbright, S2567.

— , Carridow, S2312.

Denbigh, Basil Fielding, 2nd Earl
of, 2472, 2622, 4305.

Dendy, Edward, Serjeant-at-Arms
at trial of Charles I, 3224.

Denham, Sir John, K.B., 3366.
See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Denholm, William, West-shiels,
Quodquhan, S2567.

Denis :

Sir Maurice, 578.

Sir Robert, 692, 843.

Denistoun, Denniston :

John Drummond of, S2538.

See Danielstoun.

Denization :

of Dutch Protestants, 3068.
patents of, 3741.
applications for (1544), 251, 257,
258.

of Jamaica-born English sub-
jects, 3346.

Denmark :

aid to king of, proposed, 1503.
armed resistance to service in,
S1461.

embarkation of recruits for,
S1463.

levies in aid of, SI 466.
munitions of war for, S1493.
pardon to criminals enlisting
for, S1464.
peace with, 13, 3501.
piracy against, S419.
plague brought from, S1316.
regency during absence of James
VI in, S678.
sea-briefs from, S158.

Denmark :

vagabonds enlisted for service
in, S1461.

See also Danes.

Denne, Thomas, 2745.

Dennie, Margaret, Pitdennie, Fife-
shire Covenanters, S2567.

Dennis :

Henry, 3739.

Philip, of Ilfracombe, 2723.

Denniston, Katherine, S3346.

Denoveau, M., Postmaster of
France, 1766.

Depopulation, 1041, 1042.

Depredations of the enemy, S1855.

Deputy Lieutenants :

appointed by Parliament to take
up office, 2036.

instructions of Commons to,
2183.

musters to be attended by, 2168.
in Wales, 1414.

Derbyshire :
miners, 2248.
pardon to, 2394.
petition to Commons for Puritan
reform, 2028.

petition to king against with-
drawal from Parliament,
2069.

Derby :

William Stanley, 15th Earl of,
934, 941.

James Stanley, 16th Earl of,
2949.

defeated, 2949.

impeached, 2273.

William George Richard Stan-
ley, 18th Earl of, 3993.
William, 575.

Dericke, Matthew, goldsmith, 624.

Dering, Charles, Irl282, 1300 ; see
also under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Dermot, Rev. James, Ir667, 668.

Dermott ne Geere, Irl370.

Derriro, Owen, Irl268.

Derrimuse, Irl336.

Derry, see Londonderry.

Derrynitubrid, Irl488.

Desborough, see Disbrow.

Deserters :

from Danish regiment, Irl256.
from Earl of Donegal’s regiment,
Irl512.

from English army in Ireland,
S989.

from Essex, pardon for, 2421.
from regiments in Flanders,
Irl483, S3024.

from French regiment, Irl255.
from Col. Mackay’s regiment,
S1444.

from Lord Morton’s regiment,
S1479.

from regiment in Portugal,
Irl512.

from Schomberg, rewards to,
Irl059.

from Scots regiments, S1799,
2647.

See also Fugitive Soldiers,
to be arrested, Ir766, 1047,
1057, 1437, S1714, 1716, 1719,
1720, 1858, 1876, 2904, 2996,
3006, 3076, 3223, 3275.
death threatened to, 1549.
decimation of, S1716, 1719,
1828.

encouragement of, forbidden,
Irl245, S1473, 1747, 1828.
transporting to England, for-
bidden, Irll37, 1153.
from Irish army, S1745, 1763.
magistrates to be fined for not
arresting, S1816, 1828.
martial law threatened against,
2424, 4345, S1816.

Deserters :

from militia, S2438, 2736, 2949
2952, 2999.

from navy to be arrested, 850,
3449, 3994, 4058.
pardon to returned, 206, 2706,
4352, 4450, Ir443 c, 1246
1256, 1443, 1505, S2962, 3006
3037, 3103, 3223, 3577.
reward for arrest of, Irl441,
1470, 1509.

from royal army, 2275, 2309,
2313.

Desmond :

Gerald Fitz James FitzGerald,
15th Earl of, Ir46, 77, 89, 97,
99.

protection to, Ir50.
exempted from pardon, IrlOO,
106.

inquisition into lands of,
Irl26.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

James Fitzthomas (titular 16th
Earl), exempted from pardon,
Irl60.

John Fitzthomas (titular 17th
Earl), exempted from pardon,
Irl60.

Desternan, Ir927.

Deuchan, John, weaver, Linlith-
gow, S2567.

Devall ( alias Brown), Lodowick,
Lewis, Peter [Claude Duval],
3522, 3530.

Devereux :

Robert, Ir444, 445, 446, 447,
448, 449.

See also Essex, Earls of,

Devonshire, Devon :

Sir Charles Blount, K.G., Baron
Mountjoy, 1st Earl of Devon,
971, 1007, Irl55 ; see also
under Lord Lieutenants, under
Ireland.

Sir William Cavendish, K.B.,
4th Earl, 2197, 2198, Ir954.
Sir William Cavendish, K.G.,
5th Earl, 1st Duke, 3704,
3933, 3966, 3979, 3993, 4155,
4195, 4196, 4199, 4208, 4225,
4226, 4227, 4229, 4251, 4305,
4316, 4370.

Devonshire :

Clubmen of, 2631.

General Association, 3897.
insurrection (1549), 360,
general levy in, 2639.
kersies, 847.
pardon for, 2299, 2330.
petition :
to the King, 2223.
to Lords against Bishops and
papist Peers of Parliament,
1959.

plundering in, 2631, 4055.
reward for arrest of Noncon-
formist preachers in, 3821.
Quarter Sessions of, 3821.

Devoreux, Richard, Rathcoole,
Irl527.

Dewy, James, 3739.

Dibbin, Robert, 1822.

Dice :

bale of, 1747.
sealing of, 1778.

Dick :

Andrew, S1804.

James, Dalmellingtoun, S2567.
John, Benbain, Dalmelling-
toun, S2567.

John, Linlithgow, S2567.
Quintin, Benbain, Dalmelling-
toun, S2567.

Sir William, S1804, 2160.
William, Breich, Linlithgow,
S2567.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 100 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1041 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates j 105 0 2886, Ir461, S2034, 100 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1089 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl41S, S3190.

568

Dickens

INDEX

Douglas

Dickens, William, 1873.

Dickenson :

L, 1468.

William, of Gildersome, 3389.
William, Ir925.

Dickie :

Hugh, Crooked-holm Walkmill,
Kilmarnock, S2567.

John, Crooked-holm Walkmill,
Kilmarnock, S2567.

Dickson :

Andrew, chapman, Howdon,
Haddington, S2567.

George, Berwick, S2667.

George, Little-catpair, Edin-
burgh, S2567.

Digbie, George, 2520.

Digby :

Robert, 1st Baron, 1909, 2085.
George, see Bristol, George
Digby, 2nd Earl of.

John, see Bristol, John Digby,
1st Earl of.

Sir Kenelm, 1641, 2869.

Sir Robert, Irl54 ; see also
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Dilapidations of crown revenues,
S700.

Diligences raised, to be continued
in new reign, S2590.

Dilkes, Jas., 3759.

Dillany, James, Irl336,

Dillon :

Carey, see under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Father George, Ir447.

Sir James, sen., Ir349.

John, Ir406, 411, 412, 417, 420,
421, 423.

Sir Lucas, 349, 388, 390, 433,
435, 444, 445, 446, 447, 448,
449.

Martin, Irl202.

Sir Robert, Ir46.

Robert, Lord, see Roscommon,
2nd Earl of ; see also under
Privy Council, under Ire-
land.

Thomas, 4th Viscount, Ir320.
Thomas, Irl202.

Col., Ir765.

Dina, John, Irl304.

Dinant, — , 4173, 4186, 4191,
Irl317.

Dinein, Maybole, S2567.

Dingwal, Dingwall :

Robert, S2463, 2477.

— , Caldhame, S2463.

Dinimo parish, S2401.

Diocesan assemblies, first meeting
of, S2237, 2244.

Diocesan, teachers to be licensed
by, S2233.

See also Bishops.

Dire, Daniel mac Phillip, Irl304.

Directory of Public Worship, against
unlicensed printing of, S1873.
use of, ordered by Parliament,
2637.

forbidden by the king, 2637.

Dirt boats on Thames, 3547.

Disaffected persons :

access to army forbidden, S1907,
1909.

meetings of, to be reported,
S3079, 3110.

in London to be disarmed, 2292.
See also Delinquents.

Disbanded officers :
arms not to be carried by, 3339.
incorporation of, Irl382.
to leave London, 3166, 3339,
3362, 3397, 3403, 3425, 3533.
licence for, from whom ob-
tained, 3404.
return home of, SI 985.

Disbanded soldiers, S390.

Disbanded soldiers :
arms of, to be brought in, 3981.
to leave London, &c. (1647),
2713.

Proclamation against, 1896.
to return home peaceably,
Irl357.

threats of, 3296.

Disbanding, Committee for, 3270.

Disbrow, Disbrowe, Desborough,
Desbrough, Gen. John, 3017,
3025, 3098, 3459.

Samuel, S2095, 2104,2113,2162.

Discipline in army, 7 a, 1427, 2243,
2249, 3576, 3815, 3923, 4073,
4096, 4147, Ir28, 84, 98, 103,
460, 971, 1010, 1119, 1175,
1189, 1265, 1424, 1447, 1551,
1563, S2831.

Dishes at a meal, number fixed
(1517), 75.

Dinicker-Law, beacon to be pre-
pared at, S2725.

Dinnan, Douglas, S2567.

Dinork, S2401.

Dishington, James, S1804.

Disloyal subjects, against, S779.

Disney, M., S2172.

Dispensing with Acts of Settle-
ment and Explanation, Royal
Letter, Ir821.

Dispensing power, S2684.

See also Declaration of Indul-
gence.

Dispossession , illegal, Ir 1252, 1 295.

A Dispute against the English Popish
Ceremonies, S1667.

Distribution :
of Acts, 2912.
of Proclamations, 3194.
to widows and wounded sol-
diers, S1929.

Ditches :

filth not to be thrown into, 825.
to be made for limits of estates,
Ir316.

Divine service :
to be attended, 2438.
disturbers of, to be punished,
1903.

Divorce, 327.
of Henry VIII, 134.

Dixey, Sir Wolstan, 2197.

Dixon, William, Ir558.

Dixwell :

Sir Basil, 4086.

John, regicide, 3224.

Dobie, William, webster, Black-
bog, New Monkland, Lanark-
shire, S2567.

Dobieson, Thomas, S1340.

Dobistoun, Dailey, or Dailey,
S2567.

Dobson :

Walter, 1377.

Lieut.-Col., Ir517.

The Doctrine of the Fourth Command-
ment, 2891.

Documental Sentences, 752.

Docwra, Dockwra :

Sir Henry, 1st Baron, Provost
of Derry, Irl76 ; see also under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
Theodore, 2nd Baron, 1909.

Doddington :

Sir Francis, 2831.

George, Irl540, 1544 ; see also
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Dodgen, John, 4398.

Dog dollars :

import forbidden, S1484.
currency of, S1643.

Dogherty :

Bryan, Irl440, 1466.

James, Slieveduffe, Irl440.
John, Irl304.

Roger, Irl304.

Dogherty :

Roger Duf, Irl466.

Dogs :

of the chase, for king, 1018.
setting, see that title.

Doharty, Patrick Rory Duff,
Irl304.

Doik, John, Murdistoun, S2401.

Doine, Daniel, of Tenchinche,
Ir365.

Doits, or Doyts :
import of, forbidden, S2228,
2394, 2665, 3123.

Holland, S1614.

Dolan :

Felin, Irl304.

Phelimy, Irl304.

Dolben, Sir William, 3677, 3979,
3993, 4045, 4114.

Doling, William, 2746.

Dollars :

base Embden, Ort, Sweden,
Zealand, forbidden, SI 185,
1517, 1518, 1554.
currency of, Ir502, SI 484, 1518,
1629, 1643, 1659, 1750, 1751,
2337.

decried, S1629, 1643, 2337.
dog, see that tide.
enhanced, SI 884.
import of, SI 185, 1567, 1583.
Cross, see Cross dollar.

Mexico, Ir686.

Rix, Ir686 ; and see also that title.
Seville, Ir686.

Dolman, Thomas, 3459, 3671,
3704.

Domvile :

Sir William, Ir802.

Sir Thomas, Bt., Irl393, 1577 ;
see also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Donagh, Cavagh (Tyrone), Ir794.

Donald :

of the Isles, against, S16.

John, smith, Carmile, Old
Monkland, Lanarkshire,
S2567.

Matthew, Arleffin, Kirkoswald,
S2567.

Thomas, Carmile, Lanarkshire,
S2567.

Thomas, Knavacklaw, Lowdon,
S2567.

William, Carleith, Mauchlin,
S2567.

Donaldson :

Rev. Andrew (late of Dalgetlie),
S2409.

Rev. James, S2401.

John, Auchinloch, Rutherglen,
S2567.

Thomas, Ayr, S2567.

Doncaster, 3881.

Done, Thomas, 3739.

Donegal :

grant of lands in, to Trinity
College, Dublin, Irl99.
plantation in, Irl99, 248, 277.
Tories of, Irl304.

Donegall :

Arthur Chichester, 1st Earl of,
Ir599, 808.

Arthur Chichester, 2nd Earl of,
3993.

Arthur Chichester, 3rd Earl of,
Irl376, 1470, 1512.

See also Chichester.

Donellan, Donelan, Donlan :

Sir James, Ir592, see also under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
Maurice, (R.C.) Bp. of Clonfert,
rescue of, Irl490.

Nehemiah, 3993, Irl335 ; see also
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Doneraile, Arthur St. Leger, 1st
Viscount, Irl543.

Donerayle, Irl466.

Donington, John, 1284.

Donn, John, 2990.

Donnalan, Loughlin, Ir809.

Donnelly, Patrick, Irl537.

Donoghoe, Michael, Irl537.

Donohoe, Peter, alias Cahill,
Meenekerig, Irl537.

Donough, Shea, see Darrife.

Dopping :

Anthony, see Meath, Anthony
Dopping, Bp. of.

Samuel, see under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Doran, Daniel, Irl304.

Dorchester, Sir Dudley Carleton,
1st Viscount, 1675.

Henry Pierrepont, 2nd Earl of
Kingston, q.v., 1st Marquess
of, 2615, 3289, 3323, 3363,
3414, 3492, 3516, 3608.

Dordrecht, staple moved to, 3072.

Dore :

Thomas, Irl315.

Mayor of Limington, 3828.

Dormer, Robert, see Carnarvon,
Robert Dormer, Earl of.

Dornick, import forbidden, S2498.

Dornoch, correction house to be
built, S3145.

Doroch, Cnocher, Donogh, Irl304.

Dorragh, James Gallagher mac
Edmond, Ir853.

Dorrow, Irl336.

Dorset :

gentlemen, speech of Prince of
Orange, &c., 3898.

pardon to, 2307.

petition to Commons for defence
of kingdom, 1996.

Dorset :

Sir Thomas Sackville, K.G.,
Lord Buckhurst, 4th or 1st
Earl of, 881, 904, 912, 928,
934, 941, 971, 1007, 1036.

Edward Sackville, 7th Earl of,
1469, 1575, 2198, 2237, 2251,
2579, 2589, 2615.

Charles Sackville, K.G., 9th
Earl of, 3901, 3918,3927, 3933,
4155, 4156, 4195, 4196, 4199,
4206, 4226, 4238, 4252 ; L.
Chamberlain, 3966, 3979,3993.

See also Middlesex, Earl of.

Dort, 3354.

staple port fixed at, S2324,
2528.

staple port moved from, S2410.

Dottards, 1081.

Douay, 785.

Double crown of gold, 1005.

Double poll, complaints as to col-
lection of, Ir670.

Doubles prohibited, S1614.

Dougal :

Arthur, Ardmavel, Stirling-
shire, S2567.

John, Ferry, Linlithgow, S2567.

Rev. John, Ardmanvel, Stirling-
shire, S2567.

Dougan, Sir John, Bt., Ir349.

Douglas Castle, siege of, S446.

Douglas, Haddoway of, S2463.

Douglas, Lanarkshire, S2567.

Douglas, townhead of, S2567.

Douglas :

James, Douglas, 2nd Marquis,
S2577 2588. 2600, 2715, 2756,
2841, 2844.

Rev. Archibald, S196.

Archibald, of Cavers, S3346.

Archibald, see Angus, Archibald
Douglas, Earl of.

George, Clachan, S2567.

James, vintner, Stow, Edin-
burgh, S2567.

Sir James, Kelhead, S2538.

Rev. Robert, S2181.

Key to j 152 6 95, SI. 165 0 876, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates j 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

569

Douglas

INDEX

Dublin

Douglas :

Sir Robert, see Belhaven, Sir
Robert Douglas of Spott,
Viscount.

Robert, Lieut.-Col., of Strath-
endre, S8081.

Rev. Thomas, Roxburgh, S2409,
2463, 2493, 2567.

3,000 merks reward for arrest
of, S2488.

Thomas, Lowdon, S2567.

William, Lauchop-mill, S2567.

William, of Pinyerie, SI 199.

Sir William, of Cavers, S1698,
2191.

Lieutenant-General William,
S2644, 2645, 2693, 2933, 3002,
3084.

William, of Morton, Edinburgh,
S2567.

William, see Angus, William
Douglas, Earl of.

— , Colsey, S2401.

— , Stow, Edinburgh, S2567.

See also Morton, Earls of, and
Queensberry, Dukes of.

Doun, Lord, Sir Charles Stuart,
Bt., afterwards 19th Earl of
Moray, S2733.

Dove, John, M.P., 2691.

Dovecots :

not to be floored in, 1693.

to be kept up, 1391, 1418.

Dovehill, Renfrew, S2567.

Dover, 1626.

disorder among troops at, 1427.

forces shipped at (1513), 67.

posts to London, 492.

Dover :

Henry Carey, K.B.,Visct. Roch-
ford and Baron Hunsdon, 1st
Earl of, 2172, 2198, 2579,
2589, 2591, 2615.
to command volunteer scholar
regiment, 2560.

Doveron, S3102.

Dow, Hary, Westerpolder, S2401.

Dowart, S823.

Dowce, Anthony, 2995.

Dowdall, Phil., Irl88.

Dowgh, Cnoher, lrl320.

Dowglass, L. William, S2943.

Dowling, Murtagh, Ir864, 865.

Down, outlaws in, Irl320, 1537.

Down, William, 4200.

Down and Connor :

Emer Mattheur or Heber Mac
Mahon, (R.C.) Bp. of, Ir390.

See also Clogher.

Arthur Magennis, (R.C.) Bp.
of, Ir461.

Jeremy Taylor, Bp. of, see under
Privy Council, under Ire-
land.

Edward Walkington, Bp. of, see
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Downing, Emanuel, S2121, 2123,
2124, 2126, 2129, 2130, 2132,
2137, 2138, 2139, 2140, 2141.

Downry, Garret, Irl304.

Downs, Downes :

John, Regicide, 2982, 3224.

Richard, 3394.

Thomas, Ir232.

Dowsett, Francis, 2183.

Doyle :

Cornelius, Blindwood, Irl485.

Ferdinando, Carlow, Irl537.

(Fitzgerald), John, Irl370.

Luke, Ballynepark, Irl537.

Michael, Ballynepark, Irl537.

Phelim, Irl485.

Doyley, John, 2290.

Doyne :

Robert, Chief Baron, Irl335.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Doyne :

Lieut.-Col., reward for arrest of,
Ir495.

Draffen :

Lesmahago, S2567.

Castle, siege of, S410, 411.

Draft Proclamations, 585, 609 a,
634, 690, 699, 701, 754, 769,
788, 814, 832, 836, 845, 923,
930, 943, 944, 952, 955, 961,
962, 977, 1005, 1010, 1053,
1077, 1083, 1352, 1542, 1725,
1761, 1911, S2670.

Dragoons, 2311.

Earl of Dunmore’s regiment of,
S2861.

furnishing of, 2272.
horses for, 2272.
pay of, Irl085.
raised for Charles I, 2320.
raised by Parliament for service
in Lancashire, 2270.
remounts for, Irl341.

Royal Regiment of, 4258.

Drake :

Bernard, 692.

Sir Francis, 809, 843.

Sir Francis, Bt., troops of,
disbanded, 2665.

Dramatic censorship, 3316.

Drapery :
aulnage of, 3262.
excise on, 2503.
new, 1278.
old and new, Ir317.
regulation of, 1657.
subsidy on, enforced, 1017,
3262.

Drapers of Shrewsbury, 1314.

Draycott, John, Irl54.

Dreghorn, Dundonald, S2567.

Dress :

articles of, 562.
cavalier, order for, 2435.
disabilities of Irish, Ir252.
exceptions to rules, 891.
of peers, &c., 517.
regulations for (1616), 1189.
of servants to be regulated, 515.
use of the Irish, forbidden,
Ir87.

See also Clothing.

Drill for whole nation, S1720.

Drink, sale of, forbidden outside
garrison towns, Ir489.

Drinking, against, S1883.

Drinkwater, Ensign Thomas, 2078.

Dripps, William, Nether-hillar,
Mauchlin, S2567.

Drips, Hill of, Kilbride, S2567.

Driscoll, Dennis, Agahard, Irl536.

Driscoll, Finnin, Crokhaven,
Irl537.

Drishane, Irl485, 1493.

Drodge, Christopher, 1822.

Drogheda :

capture of, 2873.
flight of officials from, Irl88.
freemen’s rights, Ir301.
impost at, Ir385.

Drogheda :

Henry Moore, 3rd Viscount,
1st Earl of, Ir643, 819 ; see
also under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Henry Hamilton - Moore, 5th
Viscount, 3rd Earl of, 3993,
Irl376 ; see also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

See also Moore.

Dromleghery, Irl336.

Dromoher, Irl517.

Dromore, Ir794, 809.

Drought in Scotland, S2507.

Druggets, against imported
milled, S2721.

Drum, S2567.

Drumakelly, S2567.

Drumbowie, New Monkland,
S2567.

Drumcork, S2567.

Drumcria, Stirling, S2567.

Drumellan, Kirkmichael, S2567.

Drumelzier (William Hay), Laird
of, S2500, 2588, 2619, 2644,
2645, 2646, 2733, 2756.

Drumfries, correction house to
be built, S3145.

Drumhallry, Irl527.

Drumhill, Kirkmichael, S2567.

Drumillan, Dailey, S2567.

Drumi'oan, Carsphairn, S2320
2567.

Drumklyne, Dairy, 2320.

Drumlash, Kirkmichael, S2567.

Drumlanrig, James Douglas,
afterwards 2nd Duke of
Queensberry, q.v., Earl of,
S2577, 2588, 2644, 2645, 2646,
2647.

Drumley, Torbolton, S2567.

Drummer, Nicholas, S2853.

Drummond, 3764, 3785.

Drummond :

James, see Perth, 4th Earl of.
John, Laird of Lundin, after-
wards 1st Earl of Melfort,
q. v., S2559, 2574, 2575.

John, of Deanstoun, S2538.

Sir John, of Machany, S2538,
2585, 2593, 2725, 2861.

Ensign Laurence, 3084.
Lieut.-Gen. William, after-
wards Viscount Strathallan,
S2588.

— , 3764, 3782, 3785.

Drummore, Kirkmichael, S2567.

Drumsuie, — , Cumnock, S2567.

Drunkenness, against, 2882, 3867,
Ir459, 530, 634.

Drury :

John, 3007.

Sir William, Ir87, S290, 293 ;
see also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Dryburgh, muster at, S643.

Drylawe, S297.

Drysdale, John, weaver, Borrows-
tonness, Linlithgow, S2567.

Du Cambon, Col., Irl255.

Dublin :

Archbishops :

Hugh Curwin, Ir46 ; see also
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Adam Loftus, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Thomas Jones, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Lancelot Bulkeley, see under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
James Margetson, see under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
Michael Boyle, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

John Parker, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Francis Marsh, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Narcissus Marsh, see under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
Thomas Fleming, (R.C. ),Ir400.

Dublin : Irl466.
arms, to be given up, Irl017
bakers' monopoly cancelled,
Irl080.
beggars :
arrested, Ir743.
badges given out, Ir923.
billeting compulsory on all in-
habitants of, Ir415.
bonfires in streets forbidden,
Ir983.

bricks not to be burnt near,
Ir743.

building regulations for, Ir816.

Dublin :

Carmelite Friars in, Ir300.
Castle :

conspiracy to seize, Ir700.
papists not to enter, Ir895.
records stolen from, Ir802.
cattle trade from, Ir605.
clearance of excess population
of, Ir380.

coal supply to, Irl084, 1145.
Commissioners to search for
arms in (1642), Ir372.
conventicles held in, Ir692.
cooks’ privileges annulled,
Irl094.

corn near, to be brought in or
burnt, Ir355.

credit to be given to soldiers in,
Irll33.

destruction of empty houses
forbidden, Irl081.
disarmed, Irl017.
disturbances in, Ir604.
fast, Ir356, 481.
fortification by all inhabitants,
Ir353.

freemen’s rights, Ir301.
game preserved near, Ir321,
693.

Gazette , Irl287.

halfpay officers to go to, Irl442.
half of the plate of inhabitants
to be brought in, Ir376.
harbourers of strangers in, to be
executed (1641), Ir342 a.
health of, Ir743.
herring fishery, Ir482.
horses free from impressment
near, lrll48.
houses :

of correction in, Ir286, 300.
near, pulled down, Ir556.
in, not to be pulled down,
Ir414.

humble desires of Mayor and
citizens of, Ir480.

Irish papists to leave, Ir557.
laws enforced in, Ir206.
leather trade, Ir404, 408, 413.
letters scattered about, concern-
ing conspiracy, Ir899.
liberties of, Irll80.
list of brewers in, Irl065.

Lord Mayors’ Proclamations,
Ir206, 213, 918, 923, 989, 1107,
1131.

Masses said in, Ir692.
master porters’ fees, Irl508.
new crane, Ir358 a.
nuns in, Irl620.
officers, &c., to leave, Irl205.
Papists :

disarmed, Ir372.
not to keep licensed houses,
111 179.

to leave, Ir380, 1172.
removed, Ir531.
pillage in, forbidden, Ir384.
plague in, Ir481, 517.
preparations for resistance,
Ir372.

prices of food to be paid in,
Ir360.

prices of provisions, Irll07.
protections in, voided, Ir369.
Protestants to leave, Ir380,
1042.

provision of fuel for, Irl082.
quays for landing merchandize
built in, Ir234.
recusants to leave, Ir546.
refusal to admit a garrison of
Catholics, Ir442.
relief of, 1963.
resort to, forbidden, Ir360.
Royal hospitals, Irl243.
soldiers in, to be arrested,
Irll62.

Key to
Dates

152 5 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722
165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190,

570

Dublin

INDEX

Dutch

Dublin :

strangers to leave, 340 a.
supplying coal to, Ir605.
suspects removed from, Irll75.
thatched houses near , destroyed ,
Ir372.

Trinity College :
grant of lands in Donegal to,
Irl99.

growth of tobacco allowed in
University garden, Ir907.
wine licences in, Irll79.
topography :

hospital in Back Lane, Ir923.
Bermingham’s Tower, Ir802.
Castle Street, Ir382, 404.
College Green, Irl213.

Statue of William III on, de-
faced, Irl593.

Copper Alley, Ir918.

Cork House, Ir544.

Council Chamber near the
Custom House, Ir685.

Dama Street, Ir234.

Darby House, 2698, Ir873.
Four Courts, Ir623.

Mr. Fownes^s warehouse, Cork
Hill, Irl483.

Hamous Lane, Ir300.

Holy Trinity Guild of Mer-
chants, Ir989.

King’s Inns, Irl053.

Lazy Hill, Irl213.

Lloyd’s coffee house, Cork Hill,
Irl622.

Mallahuddert Church, 1202.
Merchants Key, Ir300, 904.
New Custom House (Green
Chamber), Ir862.
Osmonstown, Ir300, 989.

St. Audeon’s Arch, Irl426.

St. Thomas Street, near New-
gate, Ir362.

Smithfield, Irl586.

Stony Batter, near Oxmond
Town-Green, lrl277.

Tholsel, Ir904, 989.

Ulster fishermen invited to,
Ir482.

wages in, Ir213, 1073.

Ducatoon, value of, 3969, 4373,
Ir502, 629, S2417.

Ducats of gold :

4s. 6 d. (1522), 82, 88, 95.

4s. 8 d. (Aug. 1526), 104.
to pass as bullion, 105, S19, 422,
2417.

Duchil, Renfrew, S2567.

Ducie, Sir Robert, 1668.

Ducke, Duck :

Sir Arthur, 1444.

D., 2791.

Thomas, 3697, 3761.

Duckett, Thomas, of Standish,
4035, 4037.

Dudingston, Laird of, S3113.
Dudley :

John, see Warwick, Earl of.

Sir Henry, 466.

Sir William, Bt., 3253.

William, highwayman, 3522.
Se< also Northumberland, Dukes
and Earls of.

Dudley Castle, 2577, 2834.

Duels :

forbidden, 1142, 1184, 1636,
3245, 3710, Ir957, 1194, S433,
935, 2380.

publications concerning, 1133.
settlement of, 1134.
punished by banishment for
life, 3042.

See also Challenges.

Duff:

Alexander, of Braco, S3113.
Cnoher, Irl304.

William, of Diple, S3213.

See Sulivan.

Duffe, William, Irl336.

Duffus, James Sutherland, 2nd
Baron, S2459, 2482, 2529,
2619, 2733, 2743, 2746, 2756,
2943.

Duffy, Bryan, Irl517.

Dugalstown, Dugalstoun :
Alexander, Lagan, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

Grahame of, S2538.

Duke, George, 2745.

Dumbar :

Archibald, of Thunderston,
S3213.

Dumbarnie, Laird of, S3113.

Dumbartonshire :

Covenanters, S2567.
heretors to take the bond, S2436.

Dumbarton :
bridge near, S2490.

Castle, S2306.

boats not to approach, S218.
muster against, S215.
correction house to be built,
S3145.

justices of, SI 167.
muster at, S885, 886.
sheriff of, S503, 1220.

Dumfriesshire, rebels in, S2320.

Dumfries, S2320, 2567.
conventicle, S2409.

Court of Redress at, S876.
covenanters in, S2567.
insurrection at, S2302, 2303.
Justice Court at, S359, 426, 427,
434, 439, 605, 1773, 1775.
muster at, S73, 332, 336, 338,
339, 361, 363, 397, 398, 423,
424, 426, 427, 429, 431, 434,
477, 626, 665, 681, 801, 872,
882, 993.
riots, S3306.

Dumfries, William Crichton,
Lord Crichton of Sanquhar,
1st Earl of Dumfries, S1685,
2039.

Dumochrin, Dailey, S2567.

Dumorchie, Barr, S2567.

Dun :

David, Closs, Ochiltree, S2567.
James, weaver, Nether-ancrum,
Roxburgh, S2567.

Robert, Bewwhat, Dalmelling-
ton, S2567.

Roger, Bewwhat, Dalmelling-
ton, S2567.

William, Balsagart, Kirk-
michael, S2567.

Duna, Teige, Irl320.

Dunavego, S545.

Dunbar : Irl440.

Castle :

muster for siege of, S185.
resetting, forbidden, S183, 187.
herring drive, S1312, 1565,

1663.

market day changed, S1933.
muster against Bothwell, S181.
thanksgiving day on anniver-
sary of battle, ordered, 3085.
wounded at, S2053.

Dunbar :

David, S2918.

Sir David, Baldoon, S2538, 2567.
Gawen, Bishop of Aberdeen, see
under Aberdeen.

John, Auchinweik, Torbolton,
S2567.

Patrick, younger, Machrincore,
S2567.

William, Mauchlin, S2567.
William, Torbolton, S2567.
Thomas, of Grange, S2933,
3113.

Dunblane :

William Chisholme, Bishop
of, Lord of Session, exiled,
S671.

Dunblane :

Peregrine Osborne, 2nd Vis-
count, afterwards styled Mar-
quis of Carmarthen, q. v.,
4086.

Dunboyne, James Butler, 4th
Baron, Ir445, 446, 447, 448,
449.

Duncan :

Andrew, treasurer, Linlithgow,
S2567.

John, of Muircambus Mill,
Fifeshire, S2567.

Robert, S3011.

Duncannon, messengers from, to
be seized, Ir609.

Duncanson, — , S2933.

Duncanzemar, Cumnock, S2567.

Duncombe :

Sir Charles, 3826, 4086.

George, of Shalford, 2802.

Sir John, 3464, 3494, 3516,
3523, 3553, 3567, 3568.

W., see under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Dundalk : Irl320.

Tories presented at, Irl466.

Dundas :

Sir James, of Arniston, S1805.
J., of Mannor, S2538.

John, S3334, 3345.

Dundas, Linlithgow, S2567.

Dundee : S2401.

Conventicle, S2409.
correction house to be built,
S3 145.

Council and Session removed
to, S1666.
ferry at, S3239.

hunting near, forbidden, S933.
magistrates of, S1052.
muster at, S45, 773.
promise of General Assembly
at, S1069,

Dundee, John Graham, 1st Vis-
count of, S2461, 2588, 2711,
2715, 2813, 2825, 2827, 2829,
2832, 2861.

Dundeuch, S2567.

Dundonald, Ayrshire, S2567.

Dundonald :

Sir William Cochrane, 1st Earl
of, S2253.

John, 2nd Earl of, S2733.

Duneraple, Irl527.

Dunfermline :

conventicle, S2401, 2409.
Convention of, S836.
correction house to be built,
S3145.

Court at, S561.

Declaration from, S2051.

Dunfermline, James Seton, 4th
Earl of, S2482, 2529, 2692,
2693, 2741, 2743, 2746, 2829,
2861 ; see also Seton, Lord.

Dungan :

Sir Walter, Ir495.

Sir William, see Limerick, Earl
of.

Dungannon :

Matthew O’Neill, 1st Baron,
murder of, Ir46.

Hugh O’Neill, 2nd Baron, flight
of, Irl90.

Lewis Trevor, 2nd Viscount,
3993.

Dungarvan :

Tories presented at, Irl466.
Viscount, see under Privy Coun-
cil, under Ireland.

Dungeness :
lighthouse, 1507.
petition for defence of, 2058.

Dungeon-hill, Old Monkland,
S2567.

Dunglas (Sir William) Ruthven of,
S2538.

Dunheigh, Linlithgow, S2567.

Dunkeld :

James Galloway, 3rd Baron,
S2829, 2861.

RobertCrichton, Bishop of, S297.

Dunkirk :

pirates, S921, 940, 1794.
siege of, 3096, 3150.
rebel ships at, 1993.
ship, against buying goods from
a, S921.

ship pillaged, S1390.

Dunkirkers at Aberdeen, S1398.

Dunlop, Ayrshire, S2567.

Dunlop :

Alexander, Warnockland, Fin-
wick, S2567.

Gavin, Holms, Kilmarnock,
S2567.

Hugh, Kirkford, Stewarton,
S2567.

James, S2853, 2996.

James, Waterhouse, now in
Know, Galston, S2567.

John, Longside, Renfrewshire
Covenanters, S2567.

Dunluce, Viscount, see Antrim,
Earl of.

Dunmore, Lord Charles Murray,
Viscount of Fincastle, Lord
Murray of Blair, Moulin, and
Tillemot, 1st Earl of, 4092,
S2861, 3273.

Dunn :

Anthony, 4054.

Arthur, Irl336.

Dunnyveg, S800.

Dunse, Dunce :

correction house to be built,
S2725, 3145.

market day altered, S620.

Dunsany :

Christopher Plunkett, 6th

Baron, Ir46.

Christopher Plunkett, 8th

Baron, Irl69, 349.

Dunscore, old kirk of, Dumfries,
S2567.

Dunsmore, Francis Leigh, 1st
Baron, afterwards 1st Earl of
Chichester, q.v., 2198.

Dunstaffnage, Lieut, of, S2666.

Dunsyston, Shots, S2567.

Duntarvie, Linlithgow, S2567.

Dunveoch, S2567.

Dunwich, 1235, 3881.

Duplin, Viscount, see Kinnoul,
Earl of.

Dupuy, Lawrence, 3423.

Durant, — (a Waloon), alias Du-
rance, 4173, 4180, 4191, 4238,
Irl317.

Duras, Louis de, see Feversham,
Louis de Duras, Earl of.

Durham :

tanners from, S1340.

Nathaniel, Lord Crew, Bishop
of, 3764, 3921, 3927, 3933.

Durham, Durhame, James, Edgar-
ton, Kirkcudbright, S1805,
2567.

Dursley, Charles Berkeley, styled
Visct. Dursley, 4198.

Dutch :

churches, 1530.
claims against, 3041 .
defeated at sea, 2996, 3005.

East India Co., English subjects
not to serve the, 3833.
merchants, differences with,
3055.

prizes from, under Portugal
commissions, illegal, 3361.
Protestants, denization of, 3068.
settlers, privileges offered to,
S2361.

ships detained, to be released,
S2357.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir265, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722
Dates j 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. I860 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir865, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

571

Dutch

INDEX

Edward VI

Dutch :

thanksgiving for victory over,
S2281.

victory over, 2996, 3467.
wars, Commissioners for losses
in, 3041.

Dutch waggoners, 3543.

Duties :

on bachelors, 4281.
on births, 4281.
on burials, 4281.
on foreign produce, taken in
prizes, 4357.

on imported gold thread, 1008.
on imported iron, Ir980, 982,
1091.

on imported playing cards, 1169.
on imported silver thread, 1008.
on imported wheat, S1318, 1346.
on leather, 4226, S2251.
on marriage, 4281.
of one per cent, continued, 2688.
victual tobe imported free from,
for three months, S3093, 3156.
on widowers, 4281.
wine, see under Wines.

Dutton, Thomas, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Dwyer, Daniel, Insologher, Irl493.
Dwyre, Phillip, Irl322.

Dyeing :

with forbidden woods, 1000.
logwood not to be used, 1334,
1600, Ir246.
use of galls after, 1657.
use of logwood, 1275.
woods to be brought in to
Dublin, Ir286.
silk, see under Silk,
wool, see under Wool.

Dyers’ Company, 1792.

Dyke, Elizabeth, 3828.

Dyke-raw, Roxburgh, S2567.
Dykes :

Andrew, Linbank, Evandale,
S2567.

Andrew, St. Bryde’s Chapel,
Evandale, S2567.

James, gardiner, Thomaston,
Kirkoswald, S2567.

Lowdon, S2567.

Mungo, Kirkwood, Evandale,
S2567.

Eaglisham, tofts of, Renfrew,
S2567.

Eales, Richard, 4349.

Earl Marshal :

Thomas Howard, 26th Earl of
Arundel, 1807.

Thomas Howard, 12th Duke of
Norfolk, 3582.

Thomas Howard, 15th Duke of
Norfolk, 4312.

Coronation orders, 3792.

Court, 1636.
proclamation, 3780.

See also Norfolk and Keith, Earl
Marischal.

Earle, Sir Walter, 2307, 2535,
2610, 2622.

Earl-side, Roxburgh, S2567.

Earls-hall, Andrew Bruce of,
S2538.

Earls-liaugh, Peebles, S2567.

Earlston, S2567.

Earlston, Berwick, S2567.

Earlston, Gordons of, S2463.

Earning, Capt. Anth., 2992.

Earthenware, painted :
art of making, 3571.
import forbidden, 3571, 3634,
3636.

East, bowing towards, forbidden,
1886.

East Fife, regiment, S2725.

East Greenwich, see Greenwich,
East.

East India Company, 1472, 1536,
1786.

bribery for obtaining charters
for, 4153.

Dutch, 3833.
limits of trade, 3731.
monopoly of, 1087, 3731, 3790.
and pirates, 4199.
servants allowed private ven-
tures, 1643.

East India linen, import for-
bidden, S2498.

East Indies :
exports to, 1643.
imports from, 1643.
passes for ships for, withdrawn,
3629.

Scots trading to, 4172.

East Looe, 3881.

East Lothian :

field conventicles, S2430.
regiment, S2725.

East New Jersey, see New Jersey,
East.

East Monkland, see Monkland,
East.

East Perthshire, see Perthshire,
East.

Eastbarns, Haddington, S2567.
conventicle, S2409.

Easter, keeping of, forbidden,
Ir552.

Easter Barloch, Dumbarton,
S2567.

Easter-calder, Edinburgh, S2567.

Easter-calderhead, Shots, S2567.

Easter-carden, Stirling, S2567.

Easter Communion, see under
Communion.

Easter Kilpatrick, Dumbarton,
S2567.

Easter Lomond, in Fife, beacon to
be prepared at, S2725.

Easter Term adjourned, 2400,
3028, 3031, 3110, Ir641.

Easter - whitburn, Linlithgow,
S2567.

Easterline beer, S1328, 1408.

Eastern Association, 2645.

Eastfield, New Monkland, S2667.

Eastland Company : 1153.
monopoly of, 1333, 1597.

Eastwood, Renfrew, S2567.

Eaton, Thomas, 2763.

Eccles, Gilbert, Kildonan’s Land,
Carrick, S2567.

Ecclesiastical causes :
against Common Law prohibi-
tions in, 1591.

See also under Commissions.

Ecclesiastical Courts :
established, SI 155.
pronounced lawful by judges,
1752.

Ecclesiastical government, Ir644.

Ecclesiastical jurisdiction, laws
against foreign enforced,
Irl620.

Ecclesiastical revenues, destina-
tion of, Ir477.

Eccleston, John, 800.

Echlin :

Sir Henry, Irl335.

Col. Robert, Irl390, 1422.

Echlinge, Henry, of Pettadro,
S297.

Ecu of France, weight and value
of, 4373, Ir502.

Eden :

Philip, 1263.

Thomas, LL.D., 2610.

Edgar :

James, Drumakelly, S2567.
William, Gordonston, S2567.
William, Newtoun, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Edgartoun, Kirkcudbright, S2567.
Edge, Peter, Lancaster, 2773.
Edge Hill, Charles I offers pardon
at, 2277.

Edgehill, Richard, 3828.

Edie :

Alexander, south - logiebrae,
Linlithgow, S2567.

John, Linlithgow, S2567.
Edinburgh :

armed assembly at, S382.
Arthures Seat, beacon to be
prepared at, S2725.
beggars to leave, S1267.
Canongate :

false coins found in a quarry
near, S970.

fire in, collection, S3104, 3346.
inhabitants of, to remove, S275.
lodgings in the, S1266, 1588.
riot in, S2960.

Castle :

escape from, S1052, 1581.
ladies from, not to be molested,
S300.

against reset of, S269.
siege of, S249, 276, 283, 290,
295, 297, 298, 300, 2058.
seized by Covenanters, S1692.
summoned, S2779a.
taken by Sir Alexander Leslie
and Col. Alexander Hamilton,
S1698.

Clydesdale men to leave, S509.
chirurgeons, S3095.
collection at church doors of,
S2835.

communication with, forbidden
(Charles II), S2059.
correction house to be built,
S3145.

Council and Session return to,
S1681.

Courts :

adjourned from, S844.
return to, S856.
engagers to leave, S1985.
English comedians in, S919,
920.

Exchequer House, S1991.
famine in, S270.

Fisher-row, S2567.
game not to be killed near,
S1275, 1277.

houses demolished in, S264.
inhabitants :

to assemble when required,
S536.

to leave, S256.

Intelligence Office at, S3207.
Kirk affairs, S951, 1665.

Laigh (Low) Council House,
S1815, 1584.

lights to be shown in all houses,
S2081.

list of lodgers to be sent to
Provost of, S1735.
lodging of strangers in, S1015.
Lord Provost of, S2619, 3227.
magistrates, election of, S2796.
markets, S2524.
access to, allowed, S2054.
militia, S2807.

ministers, &c., to leave, S1665.
muster at, S667, 770, 995.
night-robbers in, S1122.
nobles to use carriages or horses
in, S1182.

non - conforming ministers to
leave, S2275.

non-residents to leave, S1354,
1665, 1734, 1968, 2102.
no one to leave, S3107.

North Loch, SI 288.
notification of accession of pre-
tended Prince of Wales
affixed to Market Cross at,
S3214.

Edinburgh :
papists :

disarmed, S2754, 2761.
to leave, S2786.

Parliament at, promised.
S1684.

Close, tumults in, S3305.
passes necessary to leave, S3107.
peaceful inhabitants not to be
molested, S 2"1 .
plague in, S560, 1096, 1647,
1879. ’

poor law in , S2135.
post from London weeklv
1701.

Provost and Bailies deprived,
S53.

regiment, S2725.
remonstrators to leave, S2196.
against resett of dangerous cha-
racters in, 924.
return of James VI, S849.
reward for arrest of murderer
of Town Major of, S2451.
riots in, S486, 845, 846, 1668,
3280.

for the safety of, S282.
St.Giles’s disturbance in, S1661,
search in, S2879.
servants of rebel lords to leave,
S524.

Sheriff of, S1220.
silver work in Scotland to be
sent in to, S1720.
state to be kept up by noble-
men in Edinburgh, S1182.
street regulations, S1173, 1190,
1288, 2081, 2196.
suburbs of, S1735, 2484, 2741,
2881, 3057.

teind-sellers of, S1489.
thanksgiving day in, S947.
thieves in, S2682.

Tolbooth, SI 64, 3198.

Town Clerk of, S2766, 2775.
trade disputes in, S475.
precautions against treason,
S2881.

anent tumult in, S847, 2751,
2753, 2754, 2755, 2761, 2960.
Union riots in, S3305, 3307.
University, riots in, S2494,
2495.

vintners in suburbs of, not to
undersell vinters in, S3057.
writer in, see Forrester, David,
Stirling, S2567.

Edisbury, Rev. Dr., 3826.

Edmeston, Edmiston :

James, Womat, S2114.

James of Newtown of Down,
S2861.

Edmonds :

Michael, 1012.

Aid. Simon, 2556, 2592.
Thomas, Ir326.

Thomas, 1207, 1370.

— , 1422.

Edmonston Chapel, conventicle,
S2401, 2409.

Ednam, Roxburgh, S2567.

Education :
of children, 755.
foreign, forbidden, 755, 1156,
3608, 3675, Irl98, 235, S1433,
1768.

in the Highlands, S2161.
of papists’ children, S1768, 2200,
2447.

See also Schools, Universities,
&c.

Edward I, ordinance cited, 2150,

Edward VI :

as Prince of Wales, baptism of,
168.

accession of, 300.
printing of his Prayer Book
prohibited (1555), 461.

Key to j 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates j 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

572

Edward VI

INDEX

Entry

Edward VI :

projected marriage with Mary,
312, S12.

Edward :

James, Muirkirk, S2567.
Thomas, Greenock, Muirkirk,
S2567.

Edwards :

Andrew, 3738.

David, 4400.

Humphrey, 1822.

John, 1635, 3828.

Rev. Dr. Jonathan, 4405.

— , 4086.

Edwin, Capt. John, 2992.

Efladge, Roxburgh, S2567.

Egan, Rev. Anthony, Ir836.
Egerton :

John, see Bridgwater, John
Egerton, Earl of.

Maj.-Gen. Randolph, 3125.

Sir Thomas (C. S.), afterwards
1st Baron of Ellesmere, q.v.,
928, 934, 941.

Eggs, export of, forbidden, S1242.
Eghs, Irl336.

Eglintoun, Ellington :

Alexander Selon, 6th Earl of,
S1811.

Hugh Montgomerie, 7th Earl of,
S2263 ; see also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Alexander Montgomerie, 9th
Earl of, S3267.

Egliss, Irl336.

Eithan, James, Lord, see Eythin.
Ekins, Edward, for arrest of, 1389.
Eland, Christopher, 1337.

Elbe, 3418.

Elcho, David, Lord, see Wemyss,
David Wemyss, Earl of.
Elcocke, Barth., Irl88.

Elder, John, shoemaker, Anstru-
ther Easter, Fifeshire, S2567.
Elders :

of Kirk Sessions obliged to
serve, S2564.

in each parish to be chosen, form
of election, 2642.

Elderston-shiels, Roxburgh, S2567.
Eldingston, Dailey, S2567.
Election :

bribery at General, 4292
of Convention, S2775.
in corporations, rules for, Ir828.
of elders in each parish church
(1646), 2642.
in London, 2919, 2960.
of magistrates, S2121, 2169, 2212.
Petitions :

Commons’ order, 4434.
date for receiving, 3043.
return falsified, 4318.
in Scotland, S2119.
of Sheriffs, 3733.
troops to be marched out of
towns during, 3945 ; see also
Commissioners of Parliament.

‘ Eleven members ’ justified by
Parliament, 2708.

Elgin :

correction house to be built,
S3145.

Sheriff of, S1387.

Elebank, Elibank :

Patrick Murray. 3rd Lord,
S2459, 2588.

Eliok, S420.

Elizabeth, Princess (d. of Jas. I),
1323.

Elizabeth, Queen :
accession of, 493.

I desire of, to maintain peace
with France, 522.
portraits of, forbidden, 685.
proclamation of, S234, Irl70.
charges of Argyle denied, S205.
arbitration by, S285.

Elizabeth, Queen :
goodwill of, to James, S290.
projected marriage of, 740.
death of, 934.

monopolies of, revoked, 944.

Ellam, William, 1489.

Ellesmere, Sir Thomas Egerton,
1st Baron, Cane., 1007.

Elliot :

Andrew, Nether-chatto, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Edmund, 4043.

Sir Gilbert, Bt., of Minto,
Clerk of Privy Council,
S2822, 2823, 2825, 2827,

2828, 2829, 2831, 2832, 2833,
2834, 2835, 2836, 2837, 2839,
2840, 2841, 2844, 2846, 2847,
2848, 2850, 2853, 2854, 2856,
2857, 2858, 2859, 2861, 2864,
2869, 2872, 2879, 2880, 2882,
2888, 2890, 2893, 2894, 2896,
2897, 2899, 2902, 2905, 2907,
2910, 2913, 2915, 2917, 2918,
2921, 2925, 2926, 2928, 2930,
2932, 2933, 2935, 2938, 2939,
2942, 2944, 2947, 2949, 2951,
2955, 2957, 2960, 2961, 2962,
2971, 2975, 2980, 2981, 2983,
2986, 2987, 2989, 2990, 2991,
2992, 2993, 2995, 2996, 2997,
2998, 2999, 3000, 3001, 3002,
3003, 3004, 3005, 3008, 3009,
3010, 3011, 3012, 3013, 3014,
3015, 3016, 3017, 3018, 3019,
3020, 3023, 3024, 3025, 3026,
3027, 3028, 3029, 3030, 3031,
8033, 3034, 3035, 3036, 3037,
3038, 3040, 3041, 3042, 3043,
3044, 3046, 3049, 3052, 3053,
3054, 3055, 3056, 3057, 3058,
3059, 3060, 3061, 3062, 3063,
3064, 3065, 3066, 8068, 3069,
8070, 3071, 8072, 3073, 3074,
8075, 3078, 3079, 3080, 3081,
3082, 3083, 3084, 3085, 3086,
8089, 3090, 3091, 3092, 3093,
8095, 3096, 3097, 3098, 3103,
3104, 3105, 3106, 3107, 3108,
3109, 3110, 3113, 3114, 3115,
8116, 3117, 3118, 3119, 3121,
8122, 3123, 3124, 3125, 3126,
3127, 3128, 3129, 3130, 3131,
3133, 3134, 3137, 3138, 3139,
3140, 3141, 3144, 3145, 3146,
3147, 3148, 3150, 3151, 3152,

8163, 3154, 3155, 3156, 3158,
3169, 3160, 3161, 3162, 3163,

8164, 3165, 3166, 3167, 3169,
8170, 3171, 3172, 3173, 3174,
3176, 3178, 3179, 3180, 3182,
8183, 3184, 3185, 3186, 3187,
3188, 8191, 3193, 3194, 3195,
3196, 3197, 3198, 3199, 3200,
3201, 3202, 3203, 3204, 3205,
8206, 3207, 3208, 3209, 3211,
3212, 8213, 3214, 3215, 3216,
8217, 3218, 3220, 3221, 3222,
3223, 3227, 3228, 3229, 3230,
3232, 3233, 3237, 3238, 3239,
3240, 3241, 3243, 3244, 8246,
8248, 3251, 3253, 3254, 3255,
3256, 3258, 3259, 3260, 3261,
3262, 3263, 8264, 8265, 3266,
3267, 3268, 3269, 3270, 3271,
3272, 3273, 3274, 3275, 3276,
3277, 3278, 3279, 3280, 3282,
8283, 3284.

John, 2746.

John, Cruik-hame, Roxburgh,
S2667.

John, Roxburgh, S2567.

Robert, Bait-bank-head, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Robert, Cruikham, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Robert, Stobs, Roxburgh, S2567.

William, 2802.

Elliot :

William, Irl490.

William, Nether-Chatto, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

William, son, Roxburgh, S2567.

Ellis:

John, Ir916.

Richard, 2815.

Sir William, Ir990, 992, 993,
994, 998, 1008, 1010, 1012,
1017, 1018.

Elinor, Barth, 1163.

Ellyot, see Elliot.

Elmington, 2745.

Elphinston, Haddington, S2667.

Elphinston, Stirling, S2567.

Elphinston, Elphinstone, Elphing-
stoun :

Robert Elphinstone, 3rd Lord
(1647-1602), S68.

Alexander Elphinstone, 5th
Baron Elphinston (1638-49),
S1685, 1804.

John Elphinstone, 8th Lord
(1669-1718), S2469.

Sir George, SI 447.

Richard, Airth, S2538.

Robert, Lapness, S2939.

Sir William, S1636, 1685.

Elsinore, quarantine on ships
from, Irl604.

Elsmont, Andrew, Dechmont,
Linlithgow, S2567.

Elsynge, Elsing, Henry, 1444,
1846, 2732, and 2061-2802
passim.

Elton, Ambrose, 2763.

Elvingston, Haddington, S2567.

Elwes, Sir John, 3739.

Ely, 882.

Ely Fair, 402.

Ely:

MatthewWren, Bishop of, 1973.
Francis Turner, Bishop of, flight
of, 4062.

Ely O’Carroll, plantations in,
Ir239.

Embargo :

coasting tradepermitted during,
S2439.

on fishing boats, Irl26l.
on going to sea without licence,
497, 699.

on intercourse with France, 1660.
on intercourse with Spain,
Ir269.

on leaving England, 466.
on Newcastle colliers, S1633.
on passage to Ireland, S1646.
removed, 506, S2442.
on ships: 179, 487, 3409, S516,
1026, 1452, 1470, 1794, 2806.
Flemish, S1622, 1623.

French, 1510.
from Hull, S911, 912.
to Ireland removed, S2839.
from London, S1427.
and seamen, S2276.
taken off, 3569, S1471, 2638.
in Thames, 2374.
on trade :

with Canary Islands, 3482.
with England, S2282, 2296.
foreign, S2439.
from France, 247, 2867.
with Holland, S2271.
with Spanish Netherlands,
S2299.

Emden, Embden, Irl619.
dollars forbidden, S1517, 1518.

Ember fasting, 392.

Embroideries, foreign, forbidden,
S2675.

Emigration forbidden, 1697, 1773,
S3167.

Employment to be found for those
ruined by the enemy, S1855.

Emson, Empson, Richard, 29.

Enamels, 1332, 1378.

Enclosures :

Commission, 359, 362.
appearances concerning (1526\
106, 107.

forbidden, 333, 352.
information requested (1528\
111.

to be laid open (1529), 115.
made since 1485 to be thrown
down (1526), 103.
riots, 353, 356, 1041, 1042.
tilled lands to make pasture,
103.

Encroachments on freeholds,
Irl80.

Enderask, conventicle, S2401,
2409.

Endorsements on proclamations,
Irl616.

Enemy, intercourse with, 4386,
Irl569, S2065.

Enforcement of Acts, see Acts and
Subjects.

Engagement :

Act against the, S2000.
condemned, S1973.
supporters of, excluded from
office, S1979, 1980, 1982, 1984,
1992.

to the Commonweath, 2877.
Thomas Lord Fairfax and, 2889.
time for taking, Ir501, 504.
the Royalist, 2266.
for safety of King and Parlia-
ment during treaty, 2771.
to be signed by all heretors,
S2938.

Engagers :

to leave Edinburgh, S1985.
to leave garrisons, S2003.
security for peace to be given
by, SI 996.

England’s New Chains Discovered,
2839.

Englefield, Sir Francis, 490.

English, communication with,
forbidden, S83.

English Language only, to be
used in all Courts of Law,
2917, S2094.

English Pilot, 3543.

Englishmen :

complaints against, S670.
trysting with, forbidden, S418 a.

Engrossing :

corn, 110, 617, 4253, 4472, Ir397,
1090, 1579, S1388.

See also Forestalling,
salt and coal, Irl385.

Enishowen, Donegal, Irl94.

Enlistment :
for abroad :

forbidden, 698, 2748, 3594,
S1465, 1472, 1618, 2391, 2399,
2413.

licence for, by whom granted,
3594-

of beggars, S1332, 1714.
forcible, against, S1465.
fraudulent re - enlistment,
Irl008.

masterless men, S1714.
orders annulled, 2703.
for Pretender, Irl633, 1636.

Enniskillen, Inniskillen, Lord,
son of Connor Maguire, 2nd
Baron (forfeited 1644), Ir461,

Enraghty, Connor, Ir959.

Ente, Ensign Josias, 2078.

Enterkine, Enterkin :
mains of, S2567.
path-head of, S2567.

Torbolton, S2567.

Entry, right of, to search for soap-
lees in any private house,
1692.

See also Saltpetre.

Key to 1 152 5 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates ( 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, lr855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl4I3, S3190.

VOL. ii. 573 4 D

Episcopacy

INDEX

Exports

Episcopacy :

Concessions of Charles I, 2803.
Declaration in favour of, S1428.
Petitions concerning :

Cheshire, 1840.

Cornwall, 2203.

Flint, 2016.

Kent, 1834 a.

London, 1904.
Nottinghamshire, 1901.
Oxford, 2020.

Somerset, 2181.
restored, S2210, 2235.
to be maintained in Scotland,
1795.

Equity suits for reasonable rent,
1288.

Equivalent :

assignments on the, S3316.
for claims against the, S3347.
payment of, to African Com-
pany, S3321.

Erastianism, S1951.
Ereconnaught, Ireconaught :
cattle maiming in, Irl546, 1608,
1609, 1610.

Erie, Maj.-Gen. Thomas, Irl390,
1470.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Ernefillan, S2567.

Ernely, Ernie, Sir John, 3764,
3783.

Errington, Thomas, 2990.

Erroll :

Francis Hay, 9th Earl of, S747,
832, 837, 983.

John Hay, 12th Earl of, S2600,
2741, 2743, 2746.

Error :

writs of, 2656, 3345, 3652.

See also Commission.

Erskine, Erskin, Erskyne :

Alexander, see Kellie, Alexander
Erskine, Earl of.

Arthur of Scotiscraig, S1758.
Charles, 2743.

David, see Buchan, David Er-
skine, Earl of.

Henry, see Cardross, Henry
Erskine, 3rd Baron.

James, see under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

John, of Dun, S77.

John, Lord, afterwards 20th
and 3rd Earl of Mar, S1340.
Thomas, see Kellie, Thomas,
1st Earl of.

Sir William, 1204.
Rev.William,Teviotdale, S2401.
Capt. William, S2966.

William, see under Archbishops,
under Glasgow.

See also Mar, Earls of.

Erskine parish, Renfrew, S2567.
Esch, Jacob Yander, 4137.
Escheated lands in Donegal,
Irl99.

Escheators’ Courts deferred, Ir635.
Escheats for not paying taxes,
S883.

Escort to Commissioners, S63.
Escuage, 1828.

Eskdale, Courts in, S579, 1093.
Eskdale moor, S345.

Esmond, Sir Lawrence, see under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
Esperton, Edinburgh, S2567.
Esquire, title of, Ir935.

Essex : 281.

Civil war, 1982.

Declaration :

of Cavaliers for peaceful return
of Charles, 3181.
to King, 2221.
petitions :

to the Lords against the army,
2683.

Essex :

petitions :
to Parliament :
in favour of war, 2184.
for peace with king, 2343,
2758.

for revival of clothing trade
by excluding bishops and
papists from Parliament, 1944.
Rebellion, 913, 2777.

Sheriff of, not to publish Pro-
clamations without direction
from Parliament, 2190.

Essex :

Walter Devereux, 18th and 1st
Earl of, 6th creation, Ir78,
80 ; see also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Robert Devereux, 19th Earl of,
858, 881.

appointed to Ireland, Irl53.
knighthoods conferred by, re-
voked, Irl54.
rebellion of, 913.

Robei’t Devereux, 20th Earl of,
1896, 1932, 2220, 2242, 2249,
2261,2275,2371, 2409, 2413,
2424, 2432, 2440, 2534, 2671,
2610.

pardon offered to troops of, 2242.
Arthur Capell, Viscount Malden,
21st and 1st Earl of, 7th
creation, 3567, 3568, 3671,
3674, 3682, 3711, 3719.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Algernon Capell, Viscount Mal-
den, 22nd Earl of, 4258, 4305.

Estates :

customary, for Border service,
are abolished, 1288.
Delinquents:
fines on, Ir555.
forfeiture of, 2664.
of excepted persons, trustees of,
S2114.

forfeited, see that title.
of Jesuits or Jesuit institutions,
3700.

of less than £200 total value not
to be sequestered, 2670.
of Protestant rebels to be com-
pounded for, Ir538.
restored to rebels who submit,
Irl217, 1218, 1219, 1223.
royal, copyholds or leaseholds
to be enfranchised on, 1487.
sequestered, see that title.
undertakers’, for Ulster, Ir205.
wards’, inventories of, to be
made by guardians, S2959.

Estweek, Stephen, 1986, 2478.

Etherington, John, 1728, 1737.

Eton, 593.

Eternagh, Irl537.

Euart, Rev. Andrew, at Kells,
S3253.

Eure, Ralph, 7th Baron, 3933.

Eustace :

Francis, Irl586.

Sir Maurice, of Castle Martin,
Ir365. See also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Patrick (the Highlander),
Irl268.

Robert, Ir300.

Evandale, parish, Lanarkshire,
S2567.

Evangelium Regni, or Joyful Message
of the Kingdom , 752.

Evans :

Robert ap Thomas ap, 534.
Captain, a Jesuit, 3712.

Captain, Ir765.

Evelyn :

George, 820.

Sir John, sen., 2288, 2622, 2691.
Sir John, jun., 2610, 3366, 3464.

Everard, Richard, Ir445.

Evers (Ewrie, Ireland), Francis,
Tixall, Reward (£100) for
arrest of, 3676.

Every :

Henry, a pirate, alias Bridge-
man : 4199, 4200, 4288,

Irl324.

reward for, S3101.

John, 3759.

Evres, Lieut. Compton, 1824.

Exaltation of the Cross not to be
observed, 195.

Examinations, Committee of,
2412.

Exchange :

of base money, for gold and
silver, Irlll5.
of farthing tokens, Ir242.
for Flemish coinage, 8 a.
of foreign corn, forbidden, S914
frauds on, Irl66.
between Ireland and England,
Irl62, 167.

licensed for three months till
further order, 172, 173.
of precious metal, against un-
licensed, 399.
for profit, forbidden, 1240.
rate of, 707, Irl62.
to be regulated, orders for, 706,
707.

a royal monopoly, 1512.
testons, 344, 536, 541.
value of foreign coins, Irl307.

Exchange :
at Calais, 8 a.

to meet at Gresham College,
3473.

at Leden Hall (1605), 50, 51.

Exchanges, 1567.

Exchequer :
bills :

amount limited, 4229.
currency of, 4223, 4229, S3320.
forgery of, 4232.
casualties to be reported to,
2617.

Chamber, 1634.

Commission of, S815,1443, 2371.
Committee of, appointed, S1989.
Court of, Ir284, 293, 405.
Edinburgh, SI 991.
at Falkland, S563.
head rents to be paid in to,
Ir572.

meetings of, S1600, 1740.
movements of, 1438, 2363, 2522,
2607, 3428, 3447, S563, 566,
582, 583.

to be notified of Customs’
seizures, Ir250.

Ordinances sent out by mes-
sengers of, 1882.
Proclamations, S1762, 2134,

2143, 2365, 2347.
receipt of, Ir240, 270, 302.
resumed, Ir575.
sessions of, S2019.
survey of, 1609.

Excise : 3260, S2U7, 3266.

Act for raising, S1S19, 2011,
2968.

added to the Crown, S2606.
to be brought in, S2991, 3128,
3146.

of beer and ale, restricted to
that sold, 2957, 2958.
brewers to pay before delivery,
2503.

Commission, see Commissions,
collection of, 3091, Ir934.
continued, 2556, 2592, 2597,
2776, 3232. Ir598, 620 a, 621,
646 b, 650, 663, 665, 675, 678.
enforced, 2709,2955, 3210,3260,
3372,3743, Ir382, SI 905, 2193,
2744, 2758, 2780, 3125.

Excise :

farm of, 3783, S1934, 1937, 2662
2846, 2919, 2969, 3094, 317o’
3213.

of fish, repealed, 2699.
frauds on, 3372, 3443.
granted instead of tenures and
purveyance, 3276.
half, vintners to bring in the
2506.

instructions concerning, S3059
3170.

on iron, 3039.

licences to be paid by soldiers
who brew, Ir790.
Newfoundland free of, 2677.
ordered by Oxford anti-Parlia-
ment, 2559.
raised, S2503, 3317.
remitted, Irll06.
refusal of Justices to enforce
3743.

on salt, 2699, 2776, S2197, 2373

2516.

soldiers to aid Commissioners
of, 2955.

on tobacco, 2538, Ir387, S2375,

2517.

at Trim, Ir386.
on trade with America, 2677.
on provisions, &c., Ir404.
value of, in 1685, 3783.

See also under Brewers.

Excisemen :

enmity of local gentry to, Ir792.
not to be hindered, Irl209.
sutlers to obey, Irl210.

Excluded members (27 Dec. 1659 ,
3151a.

Excommunication :
against those adhering to the
peace, or bearing arms for
heretics, Ir441.

of Archbishop of Glasgow, S466.
of Catholics observing the peace
(1646), Ir438.

Exemplifications :
of burnt patent rolls, &c., to be
put on record, 1326.
misuse of, 816.

Exempt churches, marriages in,
3838.

Exemptions :

from hearth money, see Hearth
Money.

from hostings, see Hostings,
from musters, see Musters,
from pardon, see under Pardon.

Exeter : 2491, 3881.

Fair stopped ^invasion), 3899.
pardon for, 2300.

Petition to Parliament for re-
vival of trade, 1960.
post to, 1701.

Exeter, Thomas Cecil, 1st Earl of,
1178.

Exiles :

in France, Irl399.
forbidden to return, Irl349.
reward for arrest of returned,
Irl448.

from France, promise of protec-
tion, 3455.

wives of, to join their husbands,

1202.

Expedition into England, causes
of second, S1808.

Explosion at Leith, S3238.

Exports :

to Baltic, 1597.

to East Indies, 1643.

free of all commodities, S2146.

of cattle, see Cattle.

of cloth, see Cloth.

of coin, see Coin.

of corn, see Corn.

Customs, see that title.
of eggs, see Eggs.

11525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl 6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, SI 416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722,

\ 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

574

Key to
Dates

Exports

INDEX

Fasts

Exports :

of fire-arms, see Fire-arms,
of flesh, see Flesh,
of gold and silver, see Gold and
Silver.

of grain, see Grain,
of horses, see Horses,
of iron ore, see Iron Ore.
of leather, see Leather,
of linen yarn, see Linen Yarn,
of live stock, see Live Stock,
of meal, see Meal,
of merchandise, see Merchandise,
of money, see Money,
of oats, see Oats,
of powder, see Powder,
of precious metal, see Gold,
Silver, Bullion, Coin,
restraint on, see that title.
of sea fish, see Sea Fish,
of sheep, see Sheep,
of tallow, see Tallow,
taxes, see that title.
of victuals, see Victuals,
of wool, see Wool.

Exton, Sir Thomas, 2930, 3041,
3826.

Extradition :
of criminals, Ir241, 263.
between England and Scotland,
1202.

Eyemouth, Eymouth, harbour,
collection for, S3205.

Eyne, John, see under Privy Coun-
cil, under Ireland.

Eyre :

Richard, pirate, 341.

Justice, 4045.

Eyres, Thomas, 2633.

Eythin, Eithan, Ythan, Lieut.-
Gen. Sir James King, of
Barracht, 1st Baron, S2039.

| Faa, James, mason, Kelso, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Fafield, or Lathons, Fife, S2567.

Faill, Barnwell, S2667.

Fairbairn, Harry, against, S1469.

Fairfax :

Sir Thomas, afterwards 3rd
Baron Fairfax of Cameron,
2612, 2617, 2620, 2621, 2647 a,
2756, 2814, 3153, 3272.
Proclamations of, to soldiers,
2643, 2665, 2710, 2828, 2830,
2836, 2858, 2864.
Proclamations of, 2725, 2808,
2817, 2840, 2871.
order to officers, 2668.
payment of army, 2689.
Parliament indemnifies de-
serters from, 2706.

Order not to obstruct collection
of excise, &c., 2709.
letter to Speaker, 2728.
and the ‘ Engagement ’, 2889.
Col. Thomas, Irl376, 1390.

Fairfoul, John, Kinlocli, S2401.

Fairnilie, Selkirk, S2567.

Fairs and markets :
access to, S2054, 2075.

• clerk of, 950, 994, 1098, 1099,
1135, 1237, 1690, 1728, 1805,
8353.

duties of, 1425, 1658, 1669,
Ir278.

inquisition of, 1099, 1100, 1101,
1102.

Commission of, see that title.
i encouragement of, Irl232.
on Fast Day, 3101, 3103.
on Sundays, or in kirkyards or
kirks, Ir219 a, 261, S213.

Fairs and markets :
gardeners free of, 1684.
goods to be sold in, S896.
granted to Banchory, Kincar-
dine, SI 103.
grants of, 1227.
held at :

Aberdeen, S1557.

Berwick, S1642.

Boston, 3442.
forbidden for a year :
at Brighouse Knowe, S1829.
Bristol (St. James's), 993, 3424.
Calais, 49.

Cirencester, 2365.
Clachmannan, S216.
Edinburgh, S2524.

Fermoy, Ir680.

Hamilton, altered, SI 178.
King's Norton, 1382.

London, 3470, 3473.

Lusk, Ir261.

Moffat, S1658.

Oxford, 1036, 1690, 2591, 2595.
Roxburgh, S1642.

Stourbridge, 402.

Swords, Ir261.

to be held outside garrison
towns, Ir895.

J ustiees of the Peace to be pre-
sent in, 389.

no Londoners to attend in
plague time, 3429.

Market day in Edinburgh,
S2524.

represented as a nuisance,
4467.

opened for provisions, Irl067.
postponed (plague), 863, 964,
968, 1442, 1448, 1618, 1729,
1730, 1731, 1750, 1753, 3422,
3429, 3430, 3431, 3435, 3462,
3468, 3476, 3899, S1639, 1641,
1642, 1654, 1658, 1660. 1663,
1664, 1851.

price of corn artificially lowered,
1651.

protection for, 2365, Ir443 e.
protection in going to, Irll48.
for regulating the, S3163.
resort to forbidden, 993.
resort to London, 1462.
sales of cattle restricted to
market overt, Irll60.
supply of: 110, 119, 244, 265,
357, 389, 409, 470, 531, 1058,
1068, 1098, 1135, 1344, 1621,
Ir279, 851, S368, 594, 1812.
on Royal Progresses, 3353, 3596.
for supply of London after
Great Fire, 3470, 3473.

Faith, Confession of, see Confes-
sion of Faith.

Fala, James, mason, Kelso, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Fala-hill, Edinburgh, S2567.
Falconer :

Archibald, Medow-flat, Coulter,
S2567.

Charles, 4200.

David, S2559

James, Mill-rig, Stirlingshire,
S2567.

See also Phesdo, Lord of.
Falkirk, Linlithgow, S2567.
Falkirk, Stirlingshire, S2567.
Falkland, Fifeshire : S2401.
attempt to seize King James VI
in, S736, 769.
conventicle, S2409
Convention of, S836.

Court at, S563.

King James VI leaves, S489.
reward for arrest of conspira-
tors of, 737, 738.
strangers to leave, S562.
Falkland Park, against hunting
in, S1264, 1585.

Falkland :

Sir Henry Carye, K.G., 1st
Viscount, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Lucius Carye, 2nd Viscount,
2198, 2203, 2237.

Falla, William, litster, Straven
Evandale, S2567.

Fallan, James, Ir450.

Fallow deer, 270.

Fallow to be broken up, Irll97.

Falmouth, Cornwall: 2452.

ships from, prey on Parlia-
mentary shipping, 2389.

Falmouth, Viscount, see Northum-
berland, Duke of.

False news, against spreading,
3570, 3595, 3888, 4375, Ir824,
952, 1000, 1034, S2360, 2572,
2746.

Falside, Fifeshire, 2567.

Fa Ivey, Falvy :

Darby, Gort Dromokery,Irl537.
Dermod, Cullyny, Irl440.
Donough, Litteromarrinane,
Irl440.

Family of Love, 752.

Fanatics :

crossing from Ireland, S2202.
not to be elected magistrates,
S2212.

Fane, Sir Henry, Irll31, 1163.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Mildmay, see Westmoreland,
Earl of.

Fanesh, Roxburgh, S2567.

Fanick, Cork, Irl315.

Fanin, Thomas, Irl336.

Fanning, Alderman Dominieke,
of Limerick, Ir453.

Fanshawe :

Sir Richard, 2639.

Thomas, son of Sir Thomas
Fanshaw (afterwards 2nd
Viscount Fanshawe), 3129.

Farden, Kirkoswald, Carrick,
Ayrshire, S2567.

Fare, excessive (1517), 75.

Faringdon, mutiny at, 1822.

Farmer, alias of Henry Garnet,
1028.

Richard, 2990.

Farmers, pardon to, Ir377, 1228.

Farms :

engrossers of, 359.
against engrossers of, 397,
413.

horses not to be pressed, Irl072.
not more than one to be kept,
111.

protection to, Irl018.
temporary desertion of, for-
bidden, Ir443 b.

Farming :

of customs, 911, 1166, Ir924,
S1255, 1282, 1363, 1991.
excise, 1873, 3783, Ir3213,

S3170.

of illegal taxes, 1873.
of lotteries, 3854.
of revenue, 1815, 3354, Ir878.
of wines, Irll3.

Farnane, Irl527.

Farnham, Clement, 3073.

Faroe, Isle of, S1291.

Farquhar :

Dame Margaret, Lady Ilalhill,
S2401.

Robert, Cathairn, Mauclilin,
S2567.

Farquharson, Farquhardson, Far-
quarson, Farquherson :
Charles, S3084.

John, S2408.

Robert, S1762.

William of Inveray, S2829,2861.
— , Sliielbrao, S2401.

Farquharson, Farquhardson, Far-
quarson, Farquherson :

— , brother to William Farqu-
hardson, S2829.

Farr, Co. Kilkenny, Irl440.
Farrall :

James mac Conell, Tenelecke,
Ir365.

William, Ballintobber, Ir365.
Farrington, Lieut. Robert, 2078.
Farthings : 1128, 1145, 1432,

1678, 1717, 3573, Irl62, 1279,
S1572.

cried down in London, 2589.
exchange of, for money, 1195.
import of, prohibited, 1432.
import of English, forbidden,
S1573.

issue of, in Ireland by Wood-
ward and Garret, Ir242.
circulation of privately issued,
forbidden, 1173, 3605.
marks of, 1128, Ir242.
price of wholesale, 1128, Ir242.
prohibited, S1614.
wages not to be paid in, 1195,
1717.

tender of restricted, 1678,Ir308.
in Oxford, not beyond 6 d.,
2589.

See also Tokens, under Copper.
Faside, William, Ancrum, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Fascan, Faskiue :

Craehead of, Old Monkland,
S2567.

Neuk of, Old Monkland, S2567.
See also Clelland.

Fasting, abstinence, causes of,
S2880, 3112, 3149, 3199, 3218.
abrogated (1541), 195.
fish-days, see that title.

Great Fire, Ir773.

Fast Days :

January 30 to be kept as a,
3283.

keeping unauthorized for-
bidden, Ir292.
length of sermons, 1735.
monthly : 1908, 1925, 2250,

2412, 2669, Ir368, 741, 750,
1111, 1211, 1263, 1284, S2911,
2934, 2965.
changed, 2492.

held on Christmas Day (1644),
2594.

postponed, 3437.
suspended, S2983.
stopped, 2845, 4095, 4105.
for a treaty of peace ordered by
Charles I, 2596.
for Waldensians, 3053.
for the war, 3558, Ir823.
weekly, 1437, 1735, Ir266, 356,
1142, 1165.

Ember, 392.

form of prayers, 1483, 1819,
2492 ; see also under Prayers,
to be observed, S278.

See also Lent.

Fasts, 392, 1483, 1543, 1572, 1586,
1648, 1735, 1819, 1831, 2282,
2458, 2599, 2679, 2757, 2790,
2835, 2845, 2859, 2888, 2897,
2970, 2974, 2984, 3027, 3064,
3069, 3084, 3086, 3093, 3101,
3103, 3111, 3121, 3165, 3306,
3349, 3410, 3426, 3463, 3474,
3587, 3649, 3659, 3683, 3722,
4010, 4030, 4067, 4083, 4121,
4135, 4140, 4165, 4163, 4196,
4221, 4263, 4289, 4296, 4323,
4355, 4385, 4402, 4416, 4427,
4477, 4496, 4505, Ir462, 481,
485, 496, 514, 536, 554, 574,
576, 642, 741, 761, 905, 1302,
1309, 1321, 1391, 1435, 1451,
1477, 1496, 1520, 1534, 1550,

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 100 0 904, Irl65, S929. 1025 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1041 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates j 105 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 100 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1075 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1089 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S319Q.

575 402

Pasts

INDEX

Fire

Fasts :

1584, S2278, 2285, 2297, 2400,
2446, 2507, 2562, 2841, 2876,
2880, 2902, 3009, 3033, 3048,
3083, 3092, 3097, 3122, 3148,
3157, 3169, 3191, 3199, 3206,
3218, 3234, 3252, 3298, 3328,
3334, 3372, 3374, 3382, 3383.

Fauch-hill, Roxburgh, S2567.

Fauconberg :

Sir Thomas Belasyse, Bt., 1st
Viscount Fauconberg of
Henknowle, 2198.

Thomas Belasyse, 2nd Viscount,
1st Earl Fauconberg, 3098,
3163, 3567, 3608, 3644, 3671,
3677, 3704, 3712, 3714, 3719,
3737, 3763, 3764, 3824, 3826,
3830, 3933, 3966, 3993.

Faulcon bridge, Lord, see Faucon-
berg, Viscount.

Fawfield, S2401.

Fazakerley, William, 4398.

Feanagh :

James, Cleanless, Irl485, 1493.
John, Cleanless, Irl485, 1493.

Feaneley, Capt. Philip, Ir372.

Fear, Sir George, see Keir, Sir
George.

Feasts of City Companies to be
stopped during dearth, 1624.

Festivals, Church:
not to be kept, 2695.
keeping unauthorized, forbid-
den, Ir292.

Feddericks, William, Irl490.

Fee deer : 1162, 1187.
claims for, 1473.
not to be claimed this year
(1624), 1372.
rights to, defined, 1191.

Fee-farm rents :
purchase of, 3535.
to be paid to receivers, 2731.
sale of, 3535, 3540.

Fees :

allowance of, for collectors,
1867.

Court :

commissions regarding, 1519.
complaints of, 1519.
fixed by Viscount Grandison,
Ir810.

a return of, Ir847.

Custom House, 1163.
petition concerning, 2058.
for entering Fellowship of Mer-
chant Adventurers, 3380.
on granting protections, Irll95.
for law proceedings, S2125.
payable to Heralds on death,
1225.

payable by prisoners, &c., Ir810.
to be reduced, 1314.
for registration of baptisms,
burials, and marriages, re-
voked, Ir236.

for sealing measures, 1728.

Fegan, Martagh, Irl320.

Fegg, Morriss, alias Fitzgerald,
Rocsagh, Irl466.

Feighnewillin, Morrice, Irl440.

Feilam, Rev. James, Ir667, 668.

Feild, Henry, for arrest of, 1358.

Feilding :

Israel, Irl213, 1228, 1243, 1245,
1249, 1256.

Col., 2237.

Fell, Kirkcudbright, S2567.

Fell, Thomas, 3008.

Fellets, enclosures of, 1609.

Fellmongers, 1197.

Fellowship of Merchant Adven-
turers, see Merchant Adven-
turers.

Felts :

import, forbidden, 1139, 1361.
operations of makers of, 1139.

Fencibles, called out and muster-
ed, S495, 1073, 1125, 1435,
1844, 2793, 2938, 3108.

Fender, Thomas, S3188.

Fenn, Edward John, 3312.

Fennell (Fenell), Gerald, Ir390,
444, 445, 446, 447, 448, 449.

Fens :

adventurers, 3001, 3304.
drainage of, 3357.
drainage riots in, 3001.

Fenton :

Sir Geffrey, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Lieut. John, 2078.

Fenwick, Ayrshire, S2567.

Fenwick:

Col. G., 2782, S2077, 2085,
2095.

Sir John, 4092.
reward for arrest of, 4188.

Feodaries’ courts deferred, Ir635.

Ferdinand II, Emperor, English-
men in service of, to return
home, 1452.

Fergushill, Robert, Notar, Kil-
winning, S2567.

Ferguson, Fergusson :

Andrew, Dumfries, S2567.
Duncan, Ferry, Linlithgow,
S2567.

Edward, Auchinshinoch, S2567.
George, Woodhead, S2320.
James, Asshlie-mill, S2567.
James, Mill of Assil, Girvan,
S2567.

James, Trostan, Kirkcudbright,
S2320, 2567.

John, Mains of Enterkin, Tor-
boltoun, S2567.

Patrick Mcilglass, S3129.

Rev. Robert, 3748, 3828, 3875,
S2548, 2728.

Robert, Glencairn, Dumfries,
S2567.

Robert, Foremulligan, Dum-
fries, S2567.

Robert, of Craigdarrach, S2638.
William, Ketloch, S2463.
William (dec.), Three-rigs,
Dumfries, S2567.

William, Dumfries, S2567.
William, Finwick, S2567.
William, Lanerk, S2567.

Fermanagh :

oattle maiming in, Irl610.
outlaws in, Irl304, 1370.
Plantation in, Ir248, 277.

Fermin, Thomas, 3993.

Fermoy fair, Ir680.

Ferneloy(Fermeley),Philip,Ir758,

765.

Ferns, Nicolas French, (R.C.)
Bishop of, Ir438, 439, 440,
441.

Fernyhurst, Fairnyhirst, S262.

Ferrall, Richard, Ir461.

Ferrer :

Thomas, herd and weaver,
Moorieston, Edinburgh,
S2567.

William, Linlithgow, S2567.

Ferrers, Sir Robert Shirley, 13th
Baron, 1st Earl, 4305.

Ferret ribbands, 1774.

Ferrets not to be kept in Court,
196.

Ferries :

boats not to refuse a passage to
Earl of Caithness, S2483.
ferrymen to provide bridges for
landing horses, S3541.
over the Firth of Forth, S541.
and post office, S3239.
repair of, S2541, 2645.

Ferry, the, East-end of, Linlith-
gow, S2567.

Ferry, Linlithgow, S2567.

Ferriter, — , of Ferriter’s Fort,
Ir495.

Fettiplace, John, 2529.

Feus of kirk lands, S597.

Feu farms, S1501, 1507.

Feu-mails, levying of, S1635.

Feuars :

to pay their dues, S2617.
to produce feus, S902.

Feudal dues :
abolished, 2915.
collection postponed, Ir647.

Feudal levy, against Scots, 1828.
composition for, 1828.

See also Knighthood.

Feudal tenures :

abolition of, 3078, S2111.
changed into socage, 2644.

Feuds :

against private, S188, 317, 441,
1147.

among Border lords, S505.
between Huntly and Atholl,
S622.

to cease during Parliament,
S373, 375, 378, 456.
to be suspended, S271, 294,
351.

Feversham, insulters of James II
exempted from offered par-
don, 4086.

Feversham, Louis de Duras, K.G.,
2nd Earl of, 3764, 3917, 3943.

Fews barony, Armagh, Irl320.

Fez, collection for slaves in,
S3050.

Field conventicles :
against, S2456, 2466, 2502, 2573,
2615, 2684, 2695, 2696.
in East Lothian, S2430.
increasing in number, S2441.
hereto rs responsible for holding
of, S2502.

Fielding :

Sir Charles, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Israel, see Feilding.

Robert, for arrest of, 4170.

Fiennes (Fines, Fynes), Nathaniel,
1932, 2290, 2440, 3098, 3104.
William, see Saye and Sele,
William Fiennes, 1st Vis-
count.

A Fiery Flying Roll, 2887.

Fife : S2401, 2567.
heretors to account for their
servants on 3 May, S2452.
herons in, S943.
musters in, S128, 495.

Synod of, S1104, 1114.

Fifth Monarchy men, meetings of,
3278, S2198.

Fifteenths, 304.

Filigree, see Philagram.

Filshill, Gavin, Busbie, Kilbride,
S2567.

Filshilmill, Kilbride, S2567.

Filth not to be thrown into rivers
or ditches, 825.

Fimerton, Cambusnethan, S2567.

Finch :

Ensign Francis, 2078.

Sir Heneage, see Nottingham,
Earl of.

Findhorn harbour, S3222.

Findlater, James Ogilvy, 4th Earl
of, and 1st Earl of Seafield,
S2756, 2939, 3267, 3288, 3394.

Fines, Nathaniel, see Fiennes.

Fines :

for absence from militia, S2458.
under Act of Indemnity, S2258,
2272, 2274, 2286.
suspended, 2242.
for aiding deserters, S3006.
for alienations, extension of
time, 1074.

for badly packed salmon, S2709.

Fines :

on Bills, Declarations, and
Original Writs abolished,
3004.

on brandy drinkers, S2485.
on committee men, ministers,
&c., S1719.

for deficients to be applied to
the geographical maps, S3030.
on delinquent estates, Ir555.
for duels, S2380.
for fornication, S114.
for giving more than bread and
water to a beggar, S2945.
granted to informers (wool
trade), S3180.

for holding and allowing con-
venticles : S2328, 2368, 2389,
2406, 2502.
remitted, S2466.
heretors fined for deficiency in
the levy, S3115.
husbands liable for wives',
S2611.

for keeping unlicensed teachers
or chaplains, S2542.
on leaders of deficient levies,
S3117.

magistrates fined for not ar-
resting deserters, S1816,
1828.

on members of Parliament,
2159,

for new buildings, 1167.
for non-attendance at public
worship, S2421.
for non-observance of Lent,
S1491.

for offering foreign copper coins
in payment, S3123.
by Parliament of 1649 dis-
charged, S2382.
for possessing Ius pnpuli vindi-
catum, S2343.

for profanity, enforced, Irl362.
for profit of hospitals, Irl095.
protection of royal revenues
from, 1704.

receiver and collector of, and
forfeitures, 1704.
recusant, enforced, 2110.
for resetting masterless men or
deserters, S1714, 1824.
for transporting foreign levies,
S2393, 2399.

for tumults in Universities to
be levied by principals, S2993.
for renewal of grant to Ulster
undertakers ',1627), Ir277.
for using foreign salt, S2364.

Fingall, Christopher Plunkett,
2nd Earl of, Ir349, 357.

Fingland, Dairy, S2320.

Fingland, Peebles, S2567.

Finglas, church robbed at, Irl481.

Fingrams, Orders respecting,
S3291.

Finlater, see Findlater.

Finlay :

James, Balchristie, Fifeshire
Covenanters, S2567.
John,Burnhouses, Kilmarnock,
S2567.

Michael, Newtoun, Galston,
S2567.

Finnick, Stirling, S2567.

Finnison, Finnisons :

Alexander, Govan, S2567.

John (elder), Gantcraig, Govan,
S2567.

John, Rothsay, Glasgow, S2567.
Peter, Govan, S2567.

Finuchan, Teige, Tullagh, Irl440.

Fire :

buildings not to be roofed with
dangerous material, 1285.
at Council office, Irl606.
London, see under London.

Key to j 1525 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI722.
Dates j 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

576

Fire-arms

INDEX

Folliott

Fire-arms :

not to be carried, S191, 428,
452, 506, 707, 732, 750, 796,
811, 834, 873, 977, 1039, 1765,
2260.

export of, forbidden, S452.
making or mending, forbidden,
S877.

minimum size for, fixed, S818.
not to be taken out of barracks,
Irl365.

pistols forbidden, 871, 1125,
1184.

regulations for sale of, S703.
use of, Ir661.

See also Dags.

Firtbrace, Sir Basil, Bt., 3858.

Fireworks :

forbidden in London, 3711,
3734, 3754, 3824.
restraint on, S3260.

Firing :

from castles, &c., 1534.
guns, forbidden within two
miles of the queen, 739.

Firkins of butter, rules for, 1683,
1749, Ir942.

Firlot, S1294.

Firmaston, Kirkcudbright, S2567.

Firmin (Firmian), Thomas, 3858,
4029.

Fish :

assize of, 1642.
diet of, to be used, 1624.
exported free of Customs, S2373.
days, observance of, 626, 905,
SI 163, 2223.
packing :

and salt fish, 1255, S2970.
size of barrels for, S1252, 1314.
royal, 834.

salt for curing, may enter free
of duty, S2279.

in the Thames, preservation of,
1027.

See also Sea fish, and under
names.

Fisher :

Edward, see under Privy Coun-
cil, under Ireland.

Hans, 3068.

James, 3759.

James, Kinzeancleugh, Mauch-
lin, S2567.

John, see Rochester, Bishop of.
John, Ir372.

Philip, 3759.

Thomas, 3759.

William, 2746.

— , Rev., of Sheffield, 3389.

Fisheries :

Greenland, 3089.
Newfoundland, French inva-
sion, 3999.
herring :

exempt from customs for
seven years, 3323.
unemployed to be engaged in,
3235.

salt, for New England and
Newfoundland, 3619.
whale, 1149.

Fishing :

Association or Company for,
S1621, 2341.

boats, embargo on, Irl261.
in Danish waters forbidden,
S1291.

fishermen : Irl569.
encouraged, 482, Ir377.
naturalization of foreign,
S2341.

fleet of Newfoundland, rules
for, 4454.

by foreigners, on the coast or
isles, 2068, S1399, 1637.
on high seas (1528), 112.
illegal, forbidden, S1380.

Fishing :

in Scots waters, S1637.
licences for sea, by foreigners,
1077, 1725.

laws, enforcement of, S2482,
2529.

preservation of, Ir767.
regulations for, 1633, 3323.
restricted to natives, S1582.
rights, Ir822.

Spaniards engaged in (1563),
580.

on Sunday forbidden, S1014.
trade protected, S2503.
in territorial waters, 1077.

Fishmongers’ Company, 1235.
warden of, 811.

Fishwick, S386.

Fitch :

Gilbert, Ir690.

Sir Thomas, 3858.

Fitzailwin, Fitz Allwyn, Henry,
regulation for building by,
1285.

Fitzalan, Henry, see Arundel,
Henry Fitzalan, 12th Earl of.
William, 1017.

FitzDonnell, Bryan Flaherty,
Irl546.

FitzGerald, FitzGerrald :
Edmond, Irl537.

Edmund of ballymartyr, Ir495.
Gerald, Ir491.

Gerald, escape of, from gaol,
Ir910.

James Fitz Maurice, Irlll.
John, see Kildare, John Fitz-
Gerald, Earl of.

John, see Doyle, John.

John Mac William, Ir959.

Sir Luke, Ir349.

Nicholas, Irl287.

Oliver Boy, Ir365.

Pierse, of Ballysonan, Kildare,
Ir365.

Richard, 1909.

Richard, escape of, from gaol,
Ir910.

Capt. Robert, Ir643.

Robert, Irll31, 1132 ; see also
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

William, of Blackhall, Ir365.

— , alias Fegg Morriss, Rocsagh,
Irl466.

Col., Ir495.

See also Geraldines, Hellen, Don
Philip.

Fitz-Gerald, arms of, Irl277.

Fitzharding, Charles Berkeley,
2nd Viscount, 3456, 3494 ;
see also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Fitz Harris ( alias Bane), Pierce,
Ir794.

Fitz James :

James, see Berwick, James Fitz
James, Duke of.

Sir John, 148.

Fitz Morice, Fitz Morris :

Col. Edmund, Ir400, 495.
Thomas, Knight of the Valley,
exempted from pardon,
Irl60.

Fitz Patrick :

Barnaby, of Raghdowny, Ir365.
Darby, Irl336.

Florence mac Shane, of Castle-
town, Queens Co., 365, 495.

Fitz Piers, Walter Nugent,
Irl88.

Fitzroy, George, see Northumber-
land, Duke of.

Fitz Villiers, see Villiers.

Fitz Walters, Thomas Radcliffe,
12tli Lord, aft. Earl of Sussex,
Ir22, 29 ; see also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Fitzwilliam :

Sir William Fitzwilliam, Lord
Deputy of Ireland, 141, Ir46,
129 ; see also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Five members :

London petition concerning,
1923.

proceedings against, 1936, 2012.
proclamation for arrest of, 1919,
1941.

proposed trial of, king’s message
to Parliament, 1955.
Five-mile limit for Recusants,
3662.

Fixed rents to tenants ordered,
Irl80.

Flacket, John, 2763.

Flags :

colours of H.M., 3333.
establishment of national, 1032,
jacks, see that title.
to be seized if unauthorized,
4423.

for use at sea, 1674.
wearing of, Ir307.
to be worn on ships, 1032, 4138,
4341.

Flag and Jack White, 3599.
Flaherties, rising of the, Irl33.
Flaherty :

Edmond, Irl546.

Patrick, Irl546.

Flaikfield, Kilbride, S2567.
Flanders :

apples from, forbidden, S2697.
arms brought in, S911.
counterfeit coin from, S305.
exchange for coinage, 8 a.
flesh, exported to, S64.
libels, printed in, S1416, 1421.
officers from, to report them-
selves to Commander - in -
Chief, S3082.

passes necessary from, to come
into England, 4237.
posts to, 777.

protection of Flemish goods,
573.

regiments in :
deserters from, Irl483.
recruiting for, S3076.
regiments sent to, S3006.
service in, S453.
ships, embargo on, S1622, 1623.
trade to, stopped (1493), 23.
Flanigan, Flannigan :

Michael, Gorbetston, Irl440.
William, Irl304.

Flannel may be imported, S3180.
Flash, Berwick, S2567.

Flatfish must be more than eight
inches long to be marketable,
1694.

Flax, for sowing, 733, Ir379.
Flebairn, Thomas, Earlston,
Berwick, S2567.

Fleeming, George, the younger,
Balbruthy, S2463.

Fleet, see under Navy.

Fleetwood :

Lord Charles (Lieut.-Gen.),
3098, 3108.

condemned by Irish army,
Ir608.

proclamation by, 2931.
removed from office, 3132.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

George, regicide, 3224.

William, 813, 874.

Flemin, Fleming, Flemings :

John Fleming, 5th Baron, S277 ;

see Wigton, Earl of.

George, S2477, 2630.

George, Balbuthie, S2401, 2477.
Hugh, Shakethil, Torbolton,
S2567.

Flemin, Fleming, Flemings :

James, of Slane, Ir365.

John, alehouse, Kilbride, S2567.

John, Cordmer, Kilbride, S2567.

John, Fletchergato, Carluke,
S2567.

John, Moorside, or Morvinside,
Sterlingshire Covenanters,
S2567.

John, Redburn, Linlithgow,
S2567.

Joseph, Irl336.

Matthew, Douglas, Lanarkshire
Covenanters, 2567.

Patrick, Ir871 a, 872.

Robert, S1762.

Robert, Fletchergate, Carluke,
S2567.

Robert, Wester-brackenrig, Les-
mahago, S2567.

Thomas, (R.C.) Archbp. of
Dublin, see under Dublin.

Thomas, Ir390.

Sir William, 1941.

William, Burnhouse, Kilbride,
S2567.

William, Moorside, or Morvin-
side, Stirlingshire Covenant-
ers, S2567.

See also Slane.

Flemingstown, Irl440.

Flemynge, Lord, see Fleming.

Flencker, John, S2853.

Flender, Renfrew, S2567.

Flesh :

eating of, in Lent, 1244, 1265,
S799.

See also Lent, Fishdays.

not to be eaten on forbidden
days, S1041.

excise of, repealed, 2696.

exported to Flanders, Ir64.

export of, forbidden, Irl229,S64.

Flesher, Fletcher :

Andrew of Saltoun, S2728, 3828,
3875.

James, Provost of Dundee,
S2933.

John, Over-chatto, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Fletchergate, Carluke, S2567.

Flight from homes to woods,
Ir955.

Fling :

David, Gortskagh, Irl488.

William, Irl466.

Flint, petition to Commons in
favour of episcopacy, 2016.

Flood, Daniel, Wexford, Irl485.

Florence gold, 1008.

Florins of base gold, 3s. 3 d. (1522),

88.

Flour, imposition on, Ir426,
431.

Flower :

Sir William, Ir643.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

See Moleraine, Derby.

Flowery blue, Ir290.

Floyer, Matthew, 3759.

Flucker, John, Meikle Tiling,
Kinross-shire Covenanters,
S2567.

Fogo, George, S158.

Foil, gold and silver : 1359.

waste of, forbidden, 1240.

Foining, 171.

Foley :

Darby, Askekile, Irl537.

Philip, 4214.

Capt., 2564.

Foliate, see Foil.

Follet, Edward, 1004.

Folley Road, Belfast Lough,
Irl605.

Folliott :

Thomas, 2nd Baron, 1909.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl65, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, SI 416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates \ 1660 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

577

Folliott

INDEX

Frampton

Folliott :

Sir Henry, Governor of Bally-
shannon, Irl54.

Font, Richard, miller at Kil-
mainham, Ii-426.

Food :

assize of, 581.
prices of :
for London, 903.
at Tilbury Camp, 803.
supply of, to rebels, declared
treason, 1963.

requisitions of, &c., to be met,
2390.

See also Provisions, Victual, &c.

Fooke, John, Ir704.

Foord, Sir Edward, 2838

Foot, Alderman Thomas, 2556,
2592, 2734.

Foot-posts, rates for, S2396.

Foot regiments, see Army.

Forage :

cost of, weekly, Irl085.
to be paid for, Irl077.
price of, 2847, Irl237, S2602.
protection to those bringing in,
Irl069.
for troops :

provision of, Irl055, 1166,
S2738.

by commanding officers, Ir549.
by inhabitants, Irl078.
to be stored for sale to troops,
S2522, 2903, 2957.

Forbes, Arthur, styled Viscount,
afterwards 2nd Earl of Gra-
nard, 4092.

Sir Arthur, Ir637, 640, 643,
819 ; see also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Arthur, S2559.

Duncan, S1447.

Duncan, Queensferry, Linlith-
gow, S2567.

Robert, S3249, 3250, 3257, 3285,
3286, 3287, 3288, 3293, 3298,

3299, 3300, 3303, 3304, 3305,

3310, 3315, 3317, 3318, 3319,

3322, 3323, 3324, 3326, 3327,

3328, 3329, 3332, 3333, 3334,

3335, 3336, 3337, 3339, 3340,

3344, 3345.

William, Peebles, S2567.
William, S2497.

See also Granard, Earl of.

See also Pitsligo, Lord.

Forbes, Masters of :

John Forbes, afterwards 8th
Baron, S283.

William Forbes, afterwards
12th Baron, S2756.

William Forbes, afterwards
13th Baron, S2933, 2943.

Forces, see under Army.

Forcible entries forbidden, 3217.

Ford, Forde :

Edward, Irll63.

Sir Henry, Ir834, 836, 838, 839,
843. See also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Matthew, Ir372.

Richard, 2578.

Ford-house, Ballantrae, S2567.

Fordell, S2401.

Fordice, John, of Craigwelter,
S3257.

Foreign cloth, see Cloth.

Foreign coin, see Coin.

Foreign education forbidden,
Irl98, 235, 1156, 3675, S1768.

Foreign intercourse, growth of,
evil effects of, 1296.

Foreign intelligence, see Treason-
able correspondence.

Foreign plantations, against emi-
gration to, S3167.

Foreign post, 1078, 1243, 1364,
1468, 1489.

Foreign Post Master, 1528, 1650.

Foreign service :
enlistment forbidden, 698, 1618,
2748, 3594, 3860, Ir987. 1358,
S1477, 1618, 2391, 2393, 2399,
2413.

not to take, or Letters of Mar-
que, &c., 3630.

prohibition of, 1335, 1353, 1675,
3860, 4244, S623.
soldiers pressed for, to assemble,
S1476.

for return of subjects in, 698,
1452, 3228, 3648.
subjects in :

to be apprehended, 4104, 4197.
See also under Seamen.

Foreign ships of war in English
ports, 1010, 1014, 3512.

Foreign trade :

a matter of prerogative, S2317.
restraints on, removed, Ir781,
784.

stopped, 3409.

Foreign travel forbidden, 755,
1697, Irl98.

Foreigners :
not to be annoyed, 513.
correspondence with, S804.
insults to, in London, 1313.
(except merchants) not excused
from the Oaths of Allegiance,
&c., 3677.

to leave England, 477.
to leave the Borders, S76.
sale of ships to, forbidden, 1002,
1589.

surrender of, Irll38.

See Fishing.

Foreland, lighthouses on N. and
S., 3360.

Foremulligan, Dumfries, S2567.

Forent, John, 3872.

Forest, David, SI 96.

Forest laws: 946, 1084, 1170,
1473, S2225.

See also Game.

Forestall, Robert, Irl336.

Forestalling, engrossing, and
regrating, forbidden, 113, 119,
402, 4253, 4472, Ir94, 1090,
1570, 1579, 1581, S819, 980,
1100, 1388, 1591, 1655, 3093,
3156, 3163, 3178 ; see also
Corn, See.

Forests :

of Dean, export of iron ore
from, forbidden, 1768.
claims on, 3016.
deer in, 2126.

justices of, 1191, see also Fee
deer.

Royal : S345.
protection of, 3956.
tithes in, 3277.

Forfar : S2725.

Montrose at, SI 845.

Forfar regiment, S2725.

Forfar, Archibald Douglas, 1st
Earl of Forfar, S3002, 3227,
3267, 3273, 3288, 3297.

Forfeited earls not to return,
S798.

Forfeited (Forfaulted) estates :
claims on, 3000, Ir521, 1355,
1420.

compounding for, Ir538, 543,
566.

Commissionersfor, Irll31, 1132.
to be held in socage, Irl99.
in Ireland : Irl26.
composition for, Ir644.
prices of, 2001.
propositions for, 2001.
tables for purchase of, 2013.
letting of : IrllOO.
suspended, IrlllO.
natives on, Ir204.

Forfeited (Forfaulted) estates :
payments for, Ir759.
reaping of crops on, Ir204.
rents on, Ir630, 795, 1100.
reward for discovery of conceal-
ments of, Irl372.
rewards to prosecutors out of,
3705.

sale of, 2999, S1861, 1866, 2506.
tenants of, S790.
tillage of, Irll97.
vassals on, S2810.

See also Sequestered estates.

Forfeitures :

commissioners for, Irl273,
1282, 1300.

concealed, Irl273, 1282, 1323.
reward for discovery of,
Irl323.

recusant, enforced, 1465, 2110.
applied to providing ships,
1514, 1553.

of successful claims, Ir869.

Forgery :

of debentures, 2778.
of exchequer bills, 4232.
of licences to export corn, 1610.
of passes and warrants, 4115,
4116.

Forgune, intrusion at, S2401.

Fork, Robert, Kilpatrick, S2401.

Forloff (furlough), S2894.

Forlorn hope medals, 2425.

Form of Prayer, see under Prayer.

Formaton, Carsphairn, S2320.

Fornication, enforcing lines for,
SI 14.

Forrest :

Archibald, at the Boat of Cross-
ford, Lesmaliago, S2567.
Archibald, Carluek, S2320.
Gabriel, Carluek, S2320.

James, Threpwood, Lesmahago,
S2567.

John, Cambusnethan, S2567.
John, Muirmealing Shots,
Lanarkshire Covenanter's,
S2567.

John, Tlix'epwood, Lesmahago,
S2567.

Robert, Carluek, S2320.

Fori-estburn, Shots, S2567.

Fori'ester, Forrester :

Sir Andrew, 4092.

David, murder of, S807, 835.
David, sometime of Culmore,
S2567.

George, Paxtoun, Berwick,
S2567.

James, Shargarton, Stirling-
shire Covenanters, S2567.
Rev. John, preacher, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

Thomas, Carden, Stirlingshire,
S2567.

Rev. Thomas (sometime minis-
ter), Stirlingshire Covenant-
ers, S2567.

Robert, in Shargarton, Stir-
lingshire Covenanters, S2567.
Rev. — , preacher, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Rev. — , S2463.

— , Bankhead, S2463.

Forsan, James, miller, New Stead,
Roxburgh, S2567.

' Forsary ’, for the galleys, 350.

Forsyth, Forsith :

Alexandei-, Livingstone, Lin-
lithgow, S2567.

James, Carthat, S2567.

John, Carthat, Anandale,
S2567.

Rev. William, S2312.

Fortescue, Fortescu :

Sir Faithfull, 1909.

Sir John, 858, 881, 904, 928, 934.
William, Irl69.

Forth :

Patrick Rutliven 1st Earl of
and Earl of Bi-entford, 2449’
S2039.

John, Ii-878.

Sir Robert, Ir349.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Forth :

Firth of, ferries over, S541.
against throwing ballast into,
S1326, 1394, 1569.
mills of, S2401.

Fortifications :

of Dublin, by all inhabitants,
Ir353.

in Ireland, Irl242.
of Oxford, 2433, 2463, 2626.
Fortified towns, Papists not to
enter, Ir895.

Forts and Castles :
command of, 1966.

Roman Catholics to give up
command of, S2768.

Fosse, dealing the, 1247.

Foster, Forster :

Sir Christopher, Ir372.

Daniell, Ir372, 382, 404.
Lieut.-Col. Edmund, 2078.
Lieut. - Col. Matthew, 1872,
2078.

Capt. Nicholas, 2992.

Sir Robert, C J., K.B., 3289.
Rowland, 1635.

Sir Reg., Bt., 3739.

Fosse dyke, made by Henry 1 at
Lincoln, 1247.

Foulraw, Anandale, S2567.
Foulis, Fowlis :

Sir James, Bt., of Collington,
L. of Session, S2191.

James, Newtoun of Mearns,
Renfi-ewshire Covenanters,
S2567.

Foulkes, Fowlkes :

Henry, Irl54.

Colonel, Irll62.

Fouloe, Fowloe, Fowlon :

John, Ir959, 963.

Dermod, Crumhologli, Irl466.
Dermod, Glanfesk, alias Shea,
John, Irl537.

Foulpaple, Lowdon, S2567.
Fountaine, Guillam de la, French
pirate (1619), 77.

Fourth man to be armed, S1900.
Four-wheeled carts forbidden,
1216, 1336, 3321.

Fowey, 1174, 3881.

Fowke :

Col. Francis, Ir643.

Aid. John, 1986, 2284, 2478.
John, 3828.

Fowler, Fowller :

James, Pople, Haddington,
S2567.

John, reward for arrest of,
S2488.

Thomas, 874.

Thomas, Ir592.

Walter, 4214.

Fowls, price of, S1100.

Fownes, John, 4040.

Fowyk, Sir Thomas, 48.

Fox, Foxe :

James, 3828.

John, 800.

Richard, Bishop of Winchester,
29.

Sir Stephen, 3366, 3385, 3783,
4086.

Foxcraft, George, 2414, 3002.

Foy, Dr. John, Ir517.

Fram, Frame, James, Weaver,
Straven, Evandale, S2567.
Framework knitters, Society of,
3452, 3837.

Frampton, Christopher, 1822.

) 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 100 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
\ 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3146, Ir608, S2167. 1676 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

578

Key to
Dates

France

INDEX

Galmoy

France :

Admiral of, 145.

Ambassador, 145, 401, 757.
apples from, permitted, S2697.
coins of :

against, S2394, 3123.
counterfeit, made in, 474.
currency of, Ir793, 1036, 1639,
S57, 2417.

weight and value, 4373.

See also Cardecues.
correspondence with, forbidden,
3999, S2972, 3071.

Crown of the Sun, value of,
386, 391, 447, S2417.
Declaration against King of,
3999.

desire of Elizabeth to maintain
peace with, 522.
embargo on intercourse with,
1560.

exiles in, forbidden to return,
4331, Irl349, S3138.

[exiles returned from, to be
prosecuted, Irl399.
export of corn to the Army in,
1517, 1518.

fleet of, plunders S. Devon,
4055.

forbidding sale of contraband
of war to, 4386.
goods exported to, 1498.
help from, to restore James II
freely, 4119.

Henry VIII in (1532), 130.
influence of, over Spain, 4321.
passes necessary for subjects
coming from, 4235, 4237.
peace with, la, 21, 31, 69, 73,
98. 291, 375, 504, 595, 1582.

1 8062, 3500, 4523, Irl346,

1627.

plague in, 1709.

I post route in, 1766.
posts to, 777.

postmaster of, see Denoveau, M.
prisoners of war :
collection for, in, S2853.
escape of, Irl487.
exchange of, Irl497.
release of (1547), 315.
protestations against peace with
(1697), 4228.

rebel lords recognized in, S238.
revival of Edwardian claims
contemplated, 1517.

I subjects of, freed from head-
money, 1206.
trade with : 2985.
forbidden, 247, 1297, 2867,

3481, 3988, 4009, 4131,

Irll73.

imports confiscated, 4009.

!high treason, Irl297.

travelling to, forbidden, S2972,
3071.

return of unpardoned traitors
forbidden, S3138.
truce with (1525), 97, 112, 116,
4509, 4519.

visitors to, not to return with-
out licence, S3251.
war with: 66, 243, 474, 577,
8455, 3999, 4321, Irl464,

S2294, 2295, 2834.
causes of, 3999.

Francis, Richard, Ir372.

! — , serjeant-at-arms, 1942.

| Francke, Capt. Thorneff, 1679.
Francklin, John, 1635.

Franckton, John, his patent of
Printer General assigned to
Kingston & Downes for the
Company of Stationers of
London, Ir232.

Fraser, Frazer :

Simon, 6t,h Baron Fraser of
Lovat, S1387.

Fraser, Frazer :

Thomas, (de jure 10th Baron) of
Beaufort, S3155.

Captain Simon, afterwards lltli
Baron, S3155.

Sir Alexander of Phillorth,
S2191.

Col. Hugh, S2010.

Hugh, of Foyer, S2861.

James, Braes, S2401.

James, of Relick, S3113.
William, see Saltoun, Master of.
See also Lovat.

Frasers, reward for arrest of,
S3 155.

Frater, George, weaver, Gallow-
shiels, Selkirk, S2567.

Frauds :

on customs, 853, 869, 3319,
Ir327, S1101, 1148, 1189,

1198, 1325.

in wool winding, 380, 463.

Frederick, Alderman Sir John,
3510.

Free monarchy, S1698.

Free passage of arms, &c., Pro-
clamation for, 2189.

Free quarter : 2747, 2756, 2761,
2830, 2839, 2918, S1720.
petition against, 2738.
against Petition of Right, 2738.
prohibited, 2514, S2847, 2957.
threatened, 3204, 3529, Ir620a,
621.

Freebooters not to be entertained,

668.

Freeholders :

called out, S2459, 2575, 2624.
to provide for bridges, S2541.
to serve on juries, 1048.
vassals in Scotland made, 2956.
protestation of Yorkshire, 2132.

Freeman :

Edward, Irl336.

Edward, Maghgrycanon, Irl527
Sir Ralfe, 1668.

Richard, see under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Thomas, pirate, 341.

William, 8739.

Freemen’s privileges of free ex-
port taken away, Ir301.

Freights for Ireland, extortionate,
SI 468.

French, Fr. Gregory, Ir450.

French, Laurence, of Chard, 3828.

French, Medowgall of, S2463.

French, Nicholas, see Ferns.

French, Proclamation in, 522.

French :

allowed to remain in England
(1544), 262.

to leave England, 251, 257, 258,
474.

letters of marque, S31.
officers’ servants not to be
decoyed away, Irl095.
pirates, 77, 573, 680.
privateers, 475, 476, 1261, 1279,
Irl501, 1602, S3127.
prizes, regulations for, 595.
Protestant exiles, collection for,
3826, 3858.

Protestant ministers incor-
porated, 3872.

Protestants, asylum offered to,
3990.

rebels, intercourse with, for-
bidden, 832.

refugees protected, S2834.
wine, see under Wine,
goods :

import of, prohibited, 2867,
3988.

protection of, in London(1563),
579.

invasion, expected, 63, 83, 3994.
manner of iron-casting, 1708.

French :

Newfoundland fisheries in-
vaded by, 3999.

occupation of St. Christophers,
3555.
ships :

embargo on, 1510.
to have free intercourse (1560),
520.

lawful prizes, 1511.

Navigation Act enforced
against, 1510.
service :

enlistment for, prohibited,
S2413.

subjects in, to return, 3612.
Frendraught :

James Crichton, Laird of, S1562
Lewis Crichton, 4th Viscount,
rents sequestered, S2861.
Frennier, Francis, 4200.

Freny, Robert, Ballyomurreene,
Irl485.

Freuchy, S698.

Frewen, Acceptus, see York, Arch-
bishop of.

Friars’ houses to be resumed by
their owners, Ir282.

Friday :
fasting, 392.

suppers forbidden, 1137, 1265,
1624.

Friend, Sir John, 3743, 3761.
Friendly Powers :
ships of :
attacks on, 830.
protection of, 830, 900.
seizure of, forbidden, 1513.
Friestoun, S2401.

Friezes, against imported, S2721.
Fringes, import forbidden of,
containing gold and silver,
S2498.

Frissel, Frizell :

John, Auchincairn, S2567.
Thomas, Auchincairn, S2567.
William, postmaster, 1650.
Frith, Maurice, of Wincanton,
3828.

Frontier line against the rebels,
Irll92.

Frontiers cleared of papists,
Irll58.

Frosk, conventicle, S2401.

Frost, Walter, 2873.

Frow, Thomas, Kilbride, S2567.
Frowd, Sir Philip, 3378.

Fudge, — , of Wedmore, 3828.
Fuel :

not to be kept in streets of
Edinburgh, SI 288.
price, 1663, 1664.
provision of :
for Dublin, Irl082.
for London, 250, 433.
for the poor, 2489.
saving patent for 14 years,
1679.

Fuerte Ventura, 3420.

Fuffock, S2567.

Fugitives (deserters): S1828, 1959.
to be arrested. S1828.
for conventicles, S2401, 2406,
2409.

Irish, to return from abroad,
Irll9.

from Monmouth’s conspiracy,
S2648.

from the Middle Shires, S1645.
ships to be searched for, S2548.
Fulke, Alderman, see Fowke.
Fulertoun, Fullarton, Fullertoun,
Fullerton :

Grizel, good-wife of, Balmagan,
S2567.

James, see under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

John, of Kinaber, S2559, 3113.

Fulertoun, Fullarton, Fullertoun,
Fullerton :

Thomas, S2559.

William, of that Ilk, S2829.

See also Crosbie.

Fuller, Thomas, 897.

Fullers’ earth, export of, for-
bidden, 1150, 1314, 1334,

1600, 1651, 1802, 3075, 3256,
4252.

Fulling clay, see Fullers’ earth.

Fulton :

Robert, Barantree, Renfrew-
shire Covenanters, S2567.

Robert, Dundonald, S2567.

Fulzet, Bothwel, S2567.

Funerals :

fees to heralds, 1225, Ir273.

pencils, honours, branches at,
S2700.

Fynes, Nathaniel, see Fiennes.

Fyneux, Sir John, 48.

Fytton, A., see under Privy Coun-
cil, under Ireland.

Gaa :

Halbert, Dumfries, S2567.

Robert, Knocklie, S2567.

Robert, smith, Clachan, S2567.

Thomas (dec.), Dumfries, S2567.

Gace, John, 1635.

Gadgirth, John Chalmers, Laird
of, S2312.

Gairdin, Patrick, against slayers
of, S370.

Gaire, Sir John, 1986.

Gairlutoun-hill, beacon to be pre-
pared at, S2725.

Gairns, George, S1989.

Gaite, John, 862.

Galbraith, Stirling, S2567.

Galbraith :

Alexander, Chirnside, Berwick.
S2567.

Alexander (son), Berwick,
S2567.

James, Mordingtoun, Berwick,
S2567.

John, Stonehouse in Larbor
parish, Stirlingshire Cove-
nanters, S2567.

Gald, William, Largs, S2567.

Gallagher :

James, Irl268.

William, Ir853.

Galleys : 350.

for banished men, 251.

Scots to be sent to the (1542),
225.

vagabonds sent to, 273.

Galloch, Kinrosshire, S2567.

Gallons, English and Scots, S3317.

Galloway :

Sir James Stewart, Bt., 2nd
Earl of, S2253.

Sir Alexander Stewart, 3rd
Earl of, S2463, 2733.

Alexander Stewart, 4th Earl of,
S2943.

James Stewart, 5th Earl of,
S3253.

Andrew, S2559.

Francis, Todshaugh, S2401.

Galloway :

diocesan meeting of, S2244.

Newtoun of, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Gallowliill, Carmonoch, S2567.

Gallowscr uick, Linlithgow, S2567.

Gallow-shiels, Selkirk, S2567.

Galls, use of, after dyeing, 1657.

Galmoy, Gallmoy, Piers Butler,
3rd Viscount, Irl633 ; see also
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Key to 11525 96, Si. 165 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1676 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, IrJ55, S9-9. 1625 1393, Ir265, S1416. 16411835, Ir337, SI 722.

Dates ( 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1676 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

579

Galstoun parish

INDEX

‘ Gibberish ’ language

Galstoun parish, Ayrshire, S2488,
2567.

Galt :

John, Gateside, Stewartoun,
S2567.

William, Walk-mill of Wark,
Stewartoun, S2567.

Galway :

amnesty, Irl217, 1218, 1219,
1223.

claims under Articles of/Irl335,
1353.

freemen’s rights, Ir301.

hosting at, Irl33.

nuns in, Irl620.

outlaws in, Irl268, 1485, 1537.

resumptions in, Ir322.

riots in, Ir450.

Synod forbidden, Ir441.

Treaty of, see Limerick, Treaty
of.

Galway Co. :

houghing and cattle-maiming
in, Irl608, 1609, 1610.

Gallway, Galway, Henry Massue
de Ruvigny, 1st Earl of, see
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Gage, Sir John, K.G., 373, 374.

Game :

kinds of nets, snares, &c., for-
bidden, 1687.
list of, SHOO, 1574.
masters of, appointment of,
451a, Ir693, S2482, 2529,
2943.

preservation of : Irl85, 245, 929,
946, 2681, S345, 346, 389,
1097, 1106, 1152, 1164, 1246,
1248, 1349, 1361, 1500, 1520,
1543, 1574, 1586, 1589.
in Cheviots, S1059, 1246.
near Dublin, Ir321, 693.
near Edinburgh, S1275.
near Hampton Court, 3848,
4018.

near London, 277, 465.
at Naas, Ir32t.
at Windsor, 959.
not to be sold before the king’s
arrival, S1272.

taking of royal, S1585, 1586,
1589.

troops, not to be disturbed by,
4073, 4092.

Games :

allowed on Sundays, 1210.
list of, 113.

unlawful, 101, 110, 113, 132,
156, 174, 395, 669.

Gaming :

forbidden on Lord’s Day, 4314.
-houses, patent for licensing,
unlicensed to be suppressed,
Irl272.

Gamle, Patrick, S2493.

Gammil, John, younger, Muir-
house, Kilmarnock, S2567.

Gammon^ Elizabeth, 3828.

Gangers threatened, 3372.

Ganny :

Daniel Na, Irl304.

Tiege Oge Na, Irl304.

Ganthorn, Colonel’s Captain
Jonathan, 2078.

Gaol :

Clonmel, Ir929.

Coi'k, Ir910.

-breaking at Kilmainham,
Irl305.

Gaoler’s fees, Ir810.

The Gaping Gulf, 740.

Garbethills, Dumbarton, S2567.

Garbling of spices, 1338.

Gardeners :

Corporation of, 1684.
enforce apprenticeship, 1684.
free of markets, 1684.

Gardeners :

monopoly of, 1684.
pardon to, Ir377.

Gardiner, Gardner :

John, Gartley, New Monkland,
Lanarkshire Covenanters,
S2567.

John (son), Gax-tley, New Monk-
land, Lanarkshire Covenant-
ers, S2567.

Philip, 3735.

Robert, smith, Ix-win, S2567.
Sir Robert, see under Privy Coun-
cil, under Ireland.

Stephen, see under Winchester,
Bishop of.

Sir Thomas, 1734.

Capt., 2564.

Garinhauglx, Cambusnethan,
S2567.

Goodwife of, Cambusnethan,
S2567.

Garland, Augustine, regicide,
3224.

Garlant, William, 1822.

Garmarie, James, Corsmichael,
S2567.

Garmorie :

James, Armanady, S2567.

John, Tronden, S2567.
Garmouth harbour, S3222.
Garnet, Henry, alias Walley, 1028.
Garraffe :

Dermod, Irl320.

Donoghe, Irl320.

Garrans, Irl072.

Garrary, S2567.

Garraway, Garway :

Sir Henry, 1166.

Sir William, 1163.

Garrench, Ir491.

Garret :

Sir Jacob, 1986.

Thomas, patentee for farthing
tokens, Ir242.

Garrisons : Ir927.
engagers to leave, S2003.
horses to be brought into,S2106.
houses within two miles of, to
be destroyed, Ir472.
markets to be held outside,
Ix-895.

orders for, Ir508.
papists not to live xxear, Irll58.
sale of drink outside, forbidden,
Ir489.

smiths forbidden to work out-
side, Ir489.

Garruffe, alias Carty, Donough,
Drishane, Irl485, 1493.
Garryvoge, Tiege, Irl268.

Garthe, — , 29

Gartly, New Monkland, S2567.
Garthland, Laird of, S3113.
Gartqueen, New Monkland, S2567.
Garturk, Old Monkland, S2567.
Gartushen, Calder pax-ish, S2567.
Garvack, S2567.

Garvin :

Hxxgh, Knockin-tibber, Kil-
mawas, S2567.

John, Irwin, S2567.

Garylxorn, Kirkcudbright, S2567.
Gascony wine, 62.

Gass, James, Robethead, Anan-
dale, S2567.

Gattoun-side, Roxburgh, S2567.
Gatch, Joseph, 3828.

Gatchil, Henry, 3828.

Gate-house cote, Roxburgh, S2567.
Gates, John, 1822.

Gateside, Roxburgh, S2567.
Gateside, Stewartoun, S2567.
Gateside-hall, Edinburgh, S2567.
Gatt, James, S2853.

Gaunt, William, 8828.

Gauntlet, running the, 2241.
Gauntlets, 472.

Gauteraig, Govan, S2567.

Gaven, John, of Wolverhampton,
£50 reward for arrest of,
3676.

Gaw :

John, Dairy, S2320.

Robert, Airncrogoe, S2320.

Gawlin hills, Irl071.

Gaydon, Robert, 654.

Gaylard, Joseph, 3828.

Gayny, Roger, Ir959.

Gebbie, Thomas, Newtoun, Gals-
toun, S2567.

Geddes :

Gilbert, S27.

John, Bartagart, S2567.

Geddy, John, Falkland, S2401.

Gedrham, Finwick, S2567.

Gee :

Robert, Martock, 3828.
William, 654.

Geelxy, Donogh Na, Irl304.

Geere, Sergt.-Maj. William, 2078.

Gell, Sir John, 2394.

Geliy, Gellie, Gellies :

James, Ix-on-crogo, S2567.
James, weaver, of Falside,
S2567.

Peter, Walkmill, of Woodside,
S2567.

Samuel, gardiner, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

Gemmil :

Andrew, Bembreich, Finwick,
S2567.

David, Horsehill, S2567.
Geoi-ge, Minauclxt, Cumnock,
S2567.

James, Taylor, Mains, Kilmar-
nock, S2567.

John, Long-dyke, Finwick,
S2567.

John, Nether-arnes, Finwick,
S2567.

John, Nether- black-wood, Kil-
marnock, S2567.

Matthew, Lowdon, S2567.
Patrick, Cumnock, S2567.

1000 merks reward for arrest
of, S2488.

Thomas, Carngil, Craigie, S2567.

General Assembly : S735, 968,
1004, 1139, 1154, 1285, 3112,
3191, 3252, 3262, 3298, 3334,
3345, 3374.

Aberdeen, S1063, 1068, 1094,
1253.

of Glasgow, see under Glasgow.
Perth, SI 298, 1300.

St. Andrew's, S1285.

Act of, S1003, 3169, 3206.
Address of, S2902.
adjourned, S915, 1086, 1105,
1115, 1121, 2926, 2989, 3043,
3052, 3063.
arms at, S1693.

Commission of, S3234.
Commissioners of, Petition to
the King, S1776.
complaint against the army,
S1973.

Convention of Estates, answer
to, SI 793.

Declaration of, S1890, 1903,
1946, 1948, 1949, 1951, 1973,
1977, 2049.

against Cromwell, S2049.
Information from, S1695.
invasion of England condemned
by, S1973.

King’s promises to, S1691.
to meet at Linlithgow, SI 134.
prohibited, S1067.
for observing the Acts of, S1336.
late pretended, 1795.
printer of, S1973.
promised at Dundee, S1069.
protests of, cited, S1973.

General Assembly :
remonstrance of, SI 157, 1928
2062.

against unauthorized resort to
S1690.

seditious bearing of, S1692.
solemn and seasonable warning
of, S1921.

supports James YI, S240.
summoned, S589, 615, 1253,
1704, 2984, 3246.
warning by, S1921.

General Assembly of Confederate
Catholics asserts its attach-
ment to i-eligion (R.C.), Ir451.

General Association of Gentlemen
of Devon, 3897.

General Convention of Ireland :
Ir613, 615, 618, 621.
complaints of, Ir633.
Declaration of, Ir613.
Px-esbyterian basis, Ir613.
summoned, Ir623.

General Council of Officers, &c.,
see Council of Officers.

General Post Office, see Post
Office.

General Receivers, S2758, 2812.

Gennings, William, 4214.

Gentleman Usher to collect the
keys of the palaces, 1743.

Gentlemen :

estate necessary to qualify as,
Irl250.

private, to return home, 51,
284, 364, 369, 401, 485, 951,
967, 1199; seealso Country life.

Gentles, Thomas, Habiesdub,
New Monkland, Lanarkshire
Covenanters, S2567.

George, Prince of Denmark,
3782, 3785, 3824, 3830, 3885,
3966, 3993, 4312, 4334, 4391.

George noble coined, 105.

Gerald, John, Ir963.

Geraldine :

James Fitz Maurice FitzGex-ald,
Lord, Irl56.
proclamation of, Ir63.

John Fitz Edmund Fitz Gerald,
Irl56.

Geran, William, weaver-, Irl493.

Gerard, Charles, see Macclesfield,
Earls of.

Germain, Elizabeth Grace, 3828.

German :

Gilbert, weaver, Dumochrin
Dailey, S2567.

Thomas, Cambregan, Dailey,
S2567.

Germany :

Civil War, 1802.
enlistment fox-, forbidden, S1465.
trade with, 1200, 1685, 1802,
3742.

Vaudois transported to, 4266.

Gerrard, Gerard :

Sir Francis, 3272.

Sir Gilbert, Bt., M.P., 2303,
2726, 3049, 3151 a, 3272.

John, alias Brooke, 1028, 1034.
Sir William, Bt., of Garswood,
4035, 4037, S2559.

Gervais :

Henry, 3872.

William, 3872.

Gethin, Sir Richard, Bt., Ir643,
770, 772 ; see also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Gew, Morris, Irl304.

Gib, Gibbe :

Henry, 1229.

James, East-end, Ferry, Lin-
lithgow, S2567, 3346.

John, Craigtoun, Linlithgow,
S2567.

Major, 2645.

‘ Gibberish ’ language, 4370.

1 152 5 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
\ 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

580

Key to
Dates

Giblatar

INDEX

Gold

Giblatar, Gibraltar : 972, 1070.
Straits of, pinnace sent to,
925.

Gibs, William, 1986.

Gibson :

Sir Alexander of Durie (Lord
of Session, S1698, 1890,

1893, 1928, 1954, 1956, 1957,
1960.

Sir Alexander, Clerk of Privy-
Council, 2322, 2331, 2338,
2341, 2345, 2348, 2364, 2382,
2386, 2389, 2391, 2396, 2399,
2400, 2401, 2408, 2409, 2410,
2412, 2414, 2417, 2419, 2420,
2421, 2422, 2427, 2431, 2435,
2446, 2447, 2452, 2455, 2456,
2463, 2475, 2479, 2482, 2483,
2485, 2492, 2780, 2793, 2799,
2801, 2805, 2810, 2817, 2820,
2821.

Alexander, Clerk of Parliament,
3102, 3157, 3236.

Alexander, Ford, Dumfries,
S2567.

Anna, for the release of, S2321.
David, chapman, Melrose,
Roxburgh, S2567.

James, punishment of, S583.

Sir John, Ir328.

John, 3314.

John, Inglistoun, Dumfries,
S2567.

John, Mid-hillar, Mauchlin,
S2567.

Robert, Overstrangashel, Kirk-
cudbright, S2567.

Thomas, 4398.

Thomas, Kilmawers, S2567.
William, meal-maker, lately in
Cotestraw, S2567.

Lieut. -Col., 1824.

— , Kirkcudbright, S2567.

Gie, Gilbert, Mashaltoun, Kirk-
cudbright, S2567.

Gifford :

Morrice, £50 reward for arrest
of, 3688.

Richard, pirate, 1035.

1 Gifts:

charitable, abuses of : commis-
sioners for remedy of, 3060,
3073.

from thirds of benefices, revo-
cation of, S400, 588.

Gig-mills, 1657.

Gilbert :

George, Ir480.

Sir Humphrey, 692.

James, Linlithgow, S2567.

Sir John, 843.

John, Mains of Lowdon, S2567.
Gilchrist :

Rev. William, Ochiltree, S2567.
Rev. William, preacher, Kirk-
cudbright, S2567.

Gilderoy, see McGregor, Gilroy.
Gilding, Henry, 3251.

Gilding prohibited, 3335.

See also under Coin, and Gold.
Gilfillan, John, cordiner, Glas-
gow, S2567.

Gilkerscleugh, Crawford, S2567.
Gilkerscleugh, Lady, Crawford,
Lanarkshire Covenanters,
S2567.

Gilkerse :

Gilbert, Auchin-hastning, Dum-
fries, S2567.

James, Dalgarnock, Dumfries,
S2567.

James, Holm, Dumfries, S2567.
John, Holms of Dalgarnock,
S2567.

Gilkerson, Gilkerkson :

David, Bowman-hirst, S2567.
David, tenant to Mauldslie,
S2567.

Gilkerson, Gilkerkson :

James, weaver, Rodinhouse,
Douglas, Lanarkshire Cove-
nanters, S2567.

John, Bothwelshiels, Shots,
Lanarkshire Covenanters,
S2567.

John, Carluck, S2320.

John, Glencairn, S2320.

John, smith, Over Kirktoun,
Carluke, S2567.

Robert, Carluke, Lanarkshire,
S2567.

William, Carluck, S2320.

Gill, Robert, Gallow-shiels, Sel-
kirk, S2567.

Gillespy, Rev. Robert, S2401.

Gilmerton, Ritchisons of, father
and sons, S2463.

Gilmore-croft, Hillhead of, S2567.

Gilmore-croft, Mauchlin, S2567.

Gilmore :

John, Mearns parish, Renfrew-
shire Covenanters, S2567.

William, Galstoun, S2567.

Gilroy :

J ohn, Rutherford, Roxburgh,
S2567.

William, Roxburgh, S2567.

Gilry :

Andrew, Walstoun, Quod-
quham, S2567.

John, Rutherford, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Gilsenan, Owen Boy, Hamlins-
town, Irl493.

Gilstoun, (George) Balfour of,
S2463.

Gina, James, Irl537.

Ginkell, Ginckele, Lieut. -Gen.
Godert, Baron de, 1st Earl of
Athlone, Irll64, 1166, 1187,
1203, 1207, 1210, 1241, 1242.

Gipsies :

banished, S289.

order for arrest of, 349, 1257.

Girdler, Robert, 2990.

Girlington, John, of Thurland
Castle, 4035, 4037.

Girvan, James, Clachan, S2567.

Girvan, Ayrshire, S2567.

Gladsmure, conventicle, S2409.

Gladman, Major, 3183.

Gladstanes, Gladestones :

John, S2963, 2971.

Robert, Hawick, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Glamis, Master of (Sir Thomas
Lyon, of Balduckie and
Auldbar), S509, 522, 576.

Glamorgan, Earl of, declaration,
Ir432, 433, see also Worcester,
2nd Marquis of.

Glanderstoun, Laird of, S3113.

Glaneclough, co. Wexford, Irl440.

Glaninciquin, Kerry, Irl320.

Glanmore (Louth), Irl320.

Glannae, Sir Robert Dalzel of,
S2538.

Glascocke, William, 3366.

Glasgow :

Archbishops and Bishops of :

Robert Montgomery, S466.

William Erskine, S671.

Arthur Ross, S2577.

Alexander Cairncross, S2588,
2600.

John Paterson, S2693, 2711,
2741, 2743, 2746.

Bailiffrie of Archbishop of,S496.

Bridge-gate of, S2567.

Castle of, S290.

Committee of Council to sit at,
S1010.

complaints to be heard at,
S1010.

correction house to be built,
S3145.

Glasgow :
fire at, S3327.

General Assembly at : S1702.
not to be acknowledged,
S1693.

Bishops not heard in, S1692.
dissolved, S1692, 1693.
promised, S1684.
still continues to sit, S1693.
summoned, S1686.
inhabitants of, to return there,
S1964.

Montrose summons Parliament
at, S1886.

muster at, S194, 267, 301.
new meal-market, S2567.
for obedience to magistrates of,
S1092.

pardon to ministers, S1215.
plague in, S987, 1943.
printing in, S2429, 2432, 2437,
2574, 2575, 2578.
riots, S3306.
salt-market, S2567.
stable-green-port, S2567.
thanked by Estates, S2791.
tumults at, S1090.

Glasgow, David Boyle, q.v ., 1st
Earl of, S3267, 3288, 3297.
Glass, Cuthbert, S3050.

Glass :

furnaces, 1273.

import of, forbidden, 1164,
1273, 1707, Ir330, S1345,

2256.
making :
forbidden, Ir330.
in Ireland, Ir330.
patent, 1164, 1273, 1707.
plates, import of, forbidden,
3400.

Venetian, 380.
works at Leith, S2256, 2852.
Glass-men, Ir265.

Glassel, Finwick, S2567.
Glassford, S2567.

Glaunduffe, Irl517.

Glaungariff, Irl527.

Gleamaliere, Ir491.

Gleave, George, 2990.

Gleb-lands, Kilmarnock, S2567.
Glemham, Sir Thomas, 2237.
Glen, James, Renfrew, Renfrew-
shire Covenanters, S2567.
Glen, The, Kirkcudbright, S2567.
Glenalmond, Royal forest of,
S1656.

against hunting in or cutting,
SI 392, 1417, 1425, 1440.
Glenap, Ballantree, Ayrshire,
S2567.

Glenap, Craig in, S2567.

Glenapil, Wigtoun, S2567.
Glenawly, Hugh Hamilton, 1st
Baron Hamilton of, Ir819 ;
see under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Glencairn, Dumfries, S2488, 2567.
kirk, 2567.
parish, 2320.

Glencairn :

Alexander Cunningham, 5th
Earl of, S77, 78.

William Cunningham, 9th Earl
of, S1979, 2107, 2108, 2109,
2114, 2186, 2253.

John Cunningham, 11th Earl
of, S2475, 2482, 2529, 2577,
2733, 2904, 2943.

Glencarse, Dumfries, S2567.
Glencorse :

John, Bennan, S2567.

John, Carshogil, Dumfries,
S2567.

John, Tinran, S2567.
Glender-head, Roxburgh, S2567.
Glendonnyng :

James, Burgh, Roxburgh, S2567.

Glendonnyng :

James, South-field, Roxburgh,
S2567.

James, Stobat-cote, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Glengar, Dumfries, S2567.

Glengarry : Donald McAngus of,
invaded by Colin, E. of Argyll,
S3G4, 366.

Alexander Macdonald, Laird
of, S2566.

Glengival, Evandale, S2567.

Glenhead, Straitoun, S2567.

Glenhill, Kirkcudbright, S2567.

Glenlie, Kirkcudbright, S2567.

Glenmuirhall, Auchinleck, Ayr-
shire, S2567.

Glennages (Mungo Haldane of
Gleneagles), Haddinof,S2538.

Glennis, S800.

Glens, Stirling, S2567.

Glenum, Dumfries, S2567.

Glen veal, conventicle at, S2409.

Glenverchy, Glenurchy :

Sir John Campbell, Laird of,
S2415 ; see also Caithness, Earl
of, Breadalbane, Earl of.

Glerfin, Finwick, S2567.

Glessan, William, Irl336.

Gloucester :
relief of, 2469.

summoned by Charles, 2467.

Gloucestershire :
coin clipping, 4206.
commission for government of,
2379.

grand jury of, 4373.

Glover :

John, reward for arrest of,
4292.

John, Barshel, Dumfries,
S2567.

Gloves, import forbidden, S2498,
2650.

Gluckstadt, plague at, Irl617.

Glyd, Mr., 2783.

Glyn, Glynne :

Sir John, M.P., report of, 1872,
2708.

Goats, export of, forbidden,
S1448.

God and the King : ordered to be
used, 1174, 3371, Ir221,

S1250.

Godamendy, Irl202.

Godfrey, Godfry :

Sir Edmund Berry, reward for
arrest of murderers of, 3656.
security to informers concern-
ing murder of, 3658.

Edward, 3759.

Lambert, 2746.

Godolphin :

Sidney, 1st Earl of, 3711, 3712,
3714, 3719, 3734, 3737, 3741,
3754, 3755, 3763, 3764, 3782,
3783, 3785, 3787, 3824, 3826,
3830, 3885, 3913, 3933, 4155,
4156, 4195, 4196, 4199, 4203,
4208, 4316.

Sir Francis, 780, 879.

John, LL.D., 3113.

Sir William, 780, Irl69.

Goffe, Gough :

Col. William, regicide, 2972,
3098, 3224.

reward for arrest of, 3257.

Gogar, (Sir John)Couperof, S2538.

Goil, Loch, S1166.

Golborne, Robert (Attorney),
Ii690.

Gold, John, Cappagh, Irl485.

Gold :

from Africa, 3791.

Bridges, 1008.

buttons containing, not to be
imported, S2498.
counterfeit, 88, 467, 556, 614, 794.

Key to 11525 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates j 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

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Gold

INDEX

Graham

Gold :

currency of, 82, 88, 428, 794,
940, 3324, Ir926, 1616, S659,
765, 2218, 2417.

exchange of, for brass money,
IrlllS.
coins :

value of, 179 a, 386, 391, 408,
531, 610, 1122, S891.
new, 104, 343, 428, 1254, S105,
422, 442, 531, 660, 1005.
half-crowns, 343, 1005.
pence, 50, 51.
rider, Ir629.
unite of, 1005, 1119.
remedy on, 3324.
export of, 348, 1083. 1332, 2366,
3309, Ir840, S319, 360, 1017,
1192, 1233, 1330.

Florence gold, 1008.
import of stuff containing, pro-
hibited, S2498.

lace, import forbidden, 172,
1711, 1712, 3309, S2498.

See also under Commission,
manufacture of gold-leaf, 1712.

See also Foil,
millen, 1008.

mines in Scotland, S348, 1047.
price of, 104, 105, 252, 1119,
1254, 1567, Irl307, S422, 859,
891, 979, 1192, 1194, 1320.
ratio to silver, 252, 1005.
sale of, 1332.
scarcity of, 1240.
thread :

commission for, 1008, 1208,

1258, 1311, 1332.

import of, prohibited, 1208,
S2498.

monopoly of, 1208.
tracing, import of, forbidden,
S2498.

Venetian, 1008.
waste of, 1258.

See also Coin, Waste of.
weights, 800, 1254, 1652, 1676.
royal monopoly of, 1652.
false, 1676.

Gold Wire-drawer’s Co., Charter,
monopoly granted to, 1359.

Goldbeaters’ Co., charter of, 1259.

Gold - beating, regulations for,

1259.

Gold-drawers to obtain licence to
make cloth of gold, 1 258.

Golden-hove, Stirling, 2567.

Goldesburgh, William, 3313.

Goldsmith, Henry, 1242.

Goldsmiths:

to charge separately for mate-
rial and work, 1512.
trade protected, S2503.

Goldsmiths’ Hall :

Committees at, superseded
(1647), 2678.

new Committee at, for com-
pounding, 2680.

Goleston, Henry, 1872.

Gomera, 3420.

Gooch, Thomas, 2627.

Good Hope, Cape of, 3731, 3791.

Good Old Cause, The, 3108.

Goodan, Kev. — , of Orkliffe,
4037.

Gooday, Capt. Forth, 2078.

Goodenough, Richard, 3744, 3828,
S2548.

Goodere, Henry, S2120.

Goodie, Robert, Moss-side, Craigie,
S2567.

Goodiere, Henry, Irl54.

Goodman :

Cardell, 4173, Irl317.
turned king’s evidence, 4210.
absconded, 4210.

Christopher, 488.

Gabriel, D.D., 660.

Goodman :

Robert, Cloghore, Irl527.

Goodrick :

Sir Henry, Bt., 4198.

Sir John, Bt., 3303.

Goods :

concealed, IrllOO.
all, to pass Customs, 640.
customs on Scots, reimposed,
1110.

export of imported English,
allowed, S1203.

export of forbidden, S606, 918.
free, in unfree ships, 3758,
not to be landed, S1429.
nottobeboughtfrom pirates, 653.
prohibited :

to be burned, S2552, 3278.

Customs may search for and
seize, 2608.

forcible entry of, 3706.

seizure and sale of, S2365, 2503.
of rebels seized, Irll31, 1132.
restoration of, S341, 353.
sale of, found on pirates, 598.
secret landing of, S1325.
seized by Spain, to be restored,
655.

taken by the State, paid for at
market price, Ir393.
oftraitorstobebroughtin,Irl43.
warrants necessary before dis-
possessing subjects of, Irl252.
See also particular names.

Goodsonn, Capt. Will, 2992.

Goodtrees, Edinburgh, S2567.

Goodwin, Goodwyn :

Arthur, 2072.

Benjamin, 2357.

John, book by, burnt, 3239.
Mary, 3828.

Robert, 2622.

Robert, maltman, Glasgow,
S2567.

Rev. Father, 4035, 4037.

Gookin, Vincent, 3017, 3025.

Gorbels, Gorbals :

Glasgow, S2567.

Meikle-govan, S2567.
moor of, Meikle-govan, S2567.

Gorbetstoun,Co. Kilkenny, Irl440.

Gordon, Gordoun :

George Gordon, K.T., 1st Duke
of, S2619, 2779a, 2782, 2814a ;
see also Huntly.

Adam, Auchindoun, S268, 274.
Sir Adam, of Dalfollie, S2939,
3113.

Sir Alexander, of Cluny, S1447.
Sir Alexander, of Earlstoun,
S2463.

Alexander, S1638.

Alexander, Kiltsure, 1,000 marks
reward for, S2488.

Alexander, Clachan, Argyll-
shire, S2567.

Alexander, Leinzie, of Kil-
donan, Carrick, S2567.
Alexander, of Auchinachie,
S2829.

Bessie, Clachan, Argyllshire,
S2567.

Charles, see Aboyn, Charles
Gordon, 1st Earl of.
Edward,Blacke, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Sir George, see Haddo, Laird of.
Sir George , of Ed i nglessy , S2933.
George, see also Sutherland, Earl
of, George Gordon, Earl of.
George, of Gight, a rebel, S983,
1295.

See also under Commission.
Grizel, Over-Ardwell, Anworth,
S2567.

Henry, Dundeuch, S2567.
Henry, Loclisprey, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

Gordon, Gordoun :

James, Largmore, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

James , see Aboyn , James Gordon ,
1st Viscount.

James, Jesuit, S701, 747, 836,
894.

reward for arrest of, S864.

James, sen., S3213.

James, Craichlay, S2463.

John, of Bar, elder, S2312.

John, Newtoun, banished, S1058.

John, Midtoun of Dairy, S2312.

Sir John, Advocat, S2559.

John (elder), Gary horn, Kirk-
cudbright, S2567.

Major John, S3084.

Lewis, S2016.

Margaret, Mayfield, Forfarshire,
S2567.

Sir Patrick, of Auchindoun,
S747.

Sir Robert, S1447.

Robert, S1744.

Sir Robert, of Embo, S2191,
2939.

Robert’, S2559.

Robert, of Cluny, S2559.

Robert, Clachan, Argyllshire,
S2567.

Robert, Kilmair, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Sir Robert, Gordonstown,S2756.

Capt. Thomas, R.N., S3325.

Thomas, S2559.

William, S2312.

William, of Earlstoun, S2463.

William, of Holm, younger,
S2312.

— , 2461.

— , Garreny in Kells, S2312,
2567.

— , Parbreck, S2312.

— , widow, Glenlie, S2567.

Gordons :

intercommuned, S1638.

against transporting the, S1612.

Gordonstoun, S2567.

Gore :

Powle, Irl69.

William, see under Privy Coun-
cil, under Ireland.

Gorges :

Richard, afterwards 2nd Baron,
of Dundalk, Quarter-Master
General, 2577 a, 3993, Irl453.

Robert, LL.D., Ir604, 864, 865,
1131, 1132.

Goring :

Lord George, 1696, 1808, 2242,
2631.

William, 3759.

See also Norwich, Earls of.

Gorman, John, Irl304.

Gormanstown, Gormanston :

Jenico Preston, 3rd Viscount,
6th Baron, Ir46.

Jenico Preston, 5th Viscount,
8th Baron, Irl69.

Nicholas Preston, 6th Viscount,
9th Baron, Ir349.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Gorrinberry, Roxburgh, S2567.

Gort Dromokery, Irl537.

Gortara-Gaile, Irl336.

Gortnaglough, Irl517.

Gortskagh, Irl488.

Gosfoord, Gosford, Lord (Wedder-
burn, Sir Peter), S2577, 2588,
2600.

Gospel, propagation of, in the
Highlands (1658), 3095.

Gospitrie, S2401.

Goss, Gosse :

Joseph, 4200.

Samuel, 2430, 2473.

Gosslyn, Sir William, 3826.

Gotrie, James, Cairnhill, Craigie,
Ayrshire, S2567.

Gotenberg Declaration of Mont-
rose, S2030.

Gottrie, Thomas, Cairnhill, Kirk-
michael, S2567.

Gouge, William, D.D., 2479.
Gough :

Francis, 3828.

Sir Henry, 3759, 4214.

Patrick, Ir445.

Goukthraple, Cambusnethan,

Lanarkshire, S2567.

Gould, Ensign Humphry, jun.

and sen., 2078.

Goulding, Richard, Ir358.
Gourdon, see Gurdon.

Gourley :

Alexander, Greenanmill,
S2567.

John, Mondrogat, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

Magnus, of Over-pratus, Fife-
shire Covenanters, S2567.
Gourney, John, Ir865, 874.
Govan, Lanarkshire, S2567.

Meikle, Lanarkshire, S2567.
Govan :

John, Caldwel, Renfrewshire
Covenanters, S2567.

John, younger, Shettlestoun,
Govan, Lanarkshire, S2567.
Government :
change of, Ir535.
plots against, 4038, 4039.
for preventing some mistakes
in, Ir562.

scandalous reports against,
Ir969.

not to protect unlawful acts of
its servants, Irl041.

Gowan, — , Crail, Fifeshire,S2401.
Gowdie, Alan, Lady-kirk, Ber-
wick, S2567.

Gowen, see Smith, Dudley.

Gower :

Captain Thomas, 2078.

Col., 2704.

Gowlet :

Dorcas, 4349.

Thomas, 4349.

Gowrie :

William Ruthven, 2nd Earl of,
S512.

John Ruthven, 4th Earl of,
S943, 948.

See also Ruthven.

Gowrie plot, thanksgiving for de-
feat of, S947, 952, 976.

Grace :

Pierce, exempted from pardon,
IrlOO.

Col. Richard, reward for arrest
of, Ir495.

Gracedieu,Sir Bartholomew, 4425.
Gradin, Nicholas, 4054.

Gradine, (Henry) Ker of, S2538.
Grady:

Dermott, Ir959.

Jordan, Irl304.

Graemes :

against the (1555), 460.
for arrest of the returned, 1147.
transportation of the, 977.
Grafton, Honour of, 309, 451a.
Grafton :

Henry Fitzroy, 1st Duke of,
3739, 3933.

Richard :

Bible, price of, 92.

Primer, 271.

Thomas, 878.

Graigenegihy, Irl336.

Graham, Grahame :

Arthur, Ir927.

David, brother of Visct. of
Dundee, S2829, 2861.
Quartermaster David, S2538.

Key to ) 152 5 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 100 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates j 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 106 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 108 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

582

Graham

INDEX

Grey of Werke

Graham, Grahame :

David, of Fintrey, S1490.

James, 3783, 4062, 4092.

James, Edinburgh, S2567.

James of Urchle, S2725.

James, see Montrose, James
Graham, Marquess of.

Sir John, widow of, SI 195.

John, town of Buchanron in
Kilpatrick parish, Dumbar-
tonshire Covenanters, S2567.
John, Post - Master - General,

QOQQA

death of, S2830.

John, Dugalstown, S2538.

John, Chapel-oarn, S2567.

John, Millgay, Stirlingshire
Covenanters, S2567.

John, Newton, Roxburgh, S2567.
John, jun., of Duntroon, S3084.
John, see Dundee, John Gra-
ham, Visct.

Patrick of Inclibrackie, Post-
Master General, S2332.
Patrick, younger of Inchbraco,
S3049.

Capt. Patrick, S3084.

Reynold, 3366.

Sir Richard, 1682 a.

Sir Richard, Viscount Preston,
see Preston, Richard Grahame,
Viscount.

Robert, Ir927.

Robert, cordiner, Glasgow,
S2567.

Robert, Glenhead, Straitoun,
Loanhead, Midlothian, S2567.
Thomas, S2408.

Walter, of Duntroon, Forfar-
shire, S2861.

William, see Monteith, William
Graham, Earl of Airth and
Monteith.

Major William, of Boquhaple,
S2829, 2861.

Col., S2963, 2971.

Cornet, S2538.

Grahams :

Robert, Ernefillan, S2567.
Thomas, Ernefillan, S2567.

Grahameshall, Laird of, S3113.

Grain : —

barrel, to be 32 gallons Win-
chester, Ir251.

customs on, how fixed, 3850.
engrossing and forestalling for-
bidden, 617, Irl090.

See also under Engrossing, and
under Forestalling,
export of :
free, 3460.

restraint on, 87, 292, 319, 339,
342, 389, 676, 807, 827, 909,
1058, 1126, 1316, Ir243, 299,
676, 1330, 1581, S1546.
from Leinster, Irl328.
from Ulster, Irl327.
restraint on, removed, 305,
325.

to Ireland permitted, 2973.
hoarding of, prohibited, 558.
supposed import of, 893.
sent to Low Countries, 807
in Oxford to be registered, 2570.
patent for steeping, 1130.
price of, 470, 1365, 3850, Irll02,
1104, 1167.

scarcity of, 791, 898, Irl327,
1407.

search for concealed, Ir279.
ships, convoy for, Irl297.
standard measures for, enforced,
Irl316.

to be supplied :
from rebels’ lands, Ir375.
for London, 110.

Grammar, an authorized, for use
in schools, S761.

Grammar Schools, S1206.

Granados, firing powder in, 3019.

Granard, Longford, Irl548.

Granard :

Sir Arthur Forbes, q.v., 1st
Earl, 4092.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Arthur, styled Viscount Forbes,
aft. 2nd Earl of Granard, 4092.

Grand Canaria, Canary Islands,
3420.

Grand Sergeanty, 1828.

Grandison, Grandesson, of Lime-
rick :

Oliver St. John, 1st Viscount,
L. Dep., Ir233.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

William Villiers, 2nd Viscount,
2237, 2449.

Grange, Sir John Kirkaldy of,
S2401 .

Grange, S196.

Grange, Co. Limerick, Irl440.

Grange, Stirling, S2567.

Granger :

James, Flaikfield, Kilbride,
S2567.

John, Flaikfield, Kilbride,
S2567.

Robert, Nether- mains, Kilbride,
S2567.

Grant :

Alexander, S2408.

Edward, 1021.

Major George, S2408.

James :
against, S1627.
for arrest of, SI 581.
against resetters of, S1627.
John, of Freuchy, protected,
S698.

John, of Balindalloch, S2829,
2861.

Ludovick, of Freueich, S2939.
Ludovick, of Grant, S2904.
Patrick, S2408.

Winter, 2344.

— , ofGlenmoristoun, Inverness,
S2861

Laird of, S3222, 3227.

Grantham :

Henry d’Auverquerque, 1st
Earl of, 4305.

Thomas, 2348.

Grants :

from the Crown, conditions for
suing for, 1108.

under Great Seal to be regis-
tered, Ir713.

of land to Irish and men of
English name authorized, Ir69.
to Palatinate refugees, Irl591.
revocation of royal, S399, 700,
727.

to undertakers, renewed, Ir277.
under late usurped powers con-
tinued for a year, Ir645.

Grants-Town, Queen's Co., Irl336

Granvill, Granville, see Grenville.

Grascome, Samuel, 4215.

Gratigning silk forbidden, S2525.

Graunt, Winter, 2311.

Graves :

Capt. Robert, 2992.

William, 1635.

Gravesend: 1163.

fair postponed (plague, 1666),
3476.

Gray :

Alexander, Bowhouse-bog,
Shots, Lanarkshire, S2567.
Archibald, Carluke, Lanark-
shire, S2567.

George, Rupertlaw, Roxburgh,
S2567.

James, S324.

Gray :

James, Carluke, Lanarkshire,
S2567.

John (Hon.), 4214.

John, Irwin, S2567.

John, Sandgate, Torboltoun,
S2567.

J ohn, servant to Bedlaw, Irwin,
S2567.

John, Torboltoun, S2567.

Rev. M. J., S240.

Master of, Patrick Gray, after-
wards 6th Baron, declared
rebel, S733.

Robert, his brother, S733.
Robert, Bedlorine, Linlithgow,
S2567.

William, sentenced to death for
desertion, 4352.

Col., raises recraits for Bohemia,
S1333.

— , Irwin, S2567.

Gray merchants, Ir94, 310, 825.
Greames, see Graemes, Graham.
Great Britain, King of, style of
James I, 1003, S1053.

Great Fire, see also under London
Markets.

Great Level :

against injury to, 3304, 3357.

See also under Adventurers, and
see also Fens.

Great Seal :

collections only to be made by
licence under, 1655.
commissions to lieutenants of
counties under, declared void,
2036.

pardon under, 3365.
Proclamation under, 380, 4420,
S2684.

of Commonwealth, Proclama-
tion to pass, 2984.
of England, Irish grants under,
Ir713.

of Parliament :

illegal, and its use treason,
2511.

Writs of Error to be sealed
with, 2566.

Greddin, George Home of, S2463.
Gree, Finwick, S2567.

Greek, teaching of, S2350.

Green :

Giles, 2434, 2610.

John, Abbey, Irl493.

Pierce, £20 reward for arrest of
murderers of, Irl493.

Ralph, 3828.

Thomas, 3007.

Lieut. -Col., 2509.

Capt., riot at execution of,
S3280.

— , 3828.

Green Cloth, Board of, 1033,
3704.

Green wax, Process of, may be
sealed at Oxford, 2500.
Greenan, Kirkcudbright, S2567.
Greenan, Barony of, Maybole,
S2567.

Greenan-mill, S2567.

Greenbury, Nicolas, 3530.
Greenhead, Berwick, S1008, 2567.
Greenhead’s Land, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Greenhill, Dalserf, S2567.
Greenhill :

Henry, 4064.

William, 2548, 2573, 2584, 2704,
2752.

Rev. William, 1928.

Capt., 4032.

Greenhills, Kilbride, S2567.
Greenland :

Company of Adventurers, pro-
tected by Parliament (1645),
2613.

Greenland :
merchants, 1726.
whale fishery, 3089.

Green-law, Berwick, S2567.

Greenlaw, Henry, mason, Ban-
nockburn, Stirlingshire,
S2567.

Greenock, S2573.

Greenock, Muirkirk, S2567.

Greenock, Renfrew, S2567.

Greenock, Sir John Shaw, Laird
of, S3074.

Greenshiels, James, Birnie-know,
Roxburgh, S2567.

Greensmith, — , 2995.

Greenway :

John, of Crewkerne, Somerset,
3828.

alias of Oswald Tesmond, 1028.

Greenwell, Father, 1034, see also
Greenway.

Greenwich Hospital, 4227, 4452.

Greenwich, East, repair of church,

1201.

Greenyards, S2401.

Greg:

James, Castlemearns, Renfrew-
shire, S2567.

James (son), Castlemearns,
Renfrewshire, S2567.

— , Minaucht, Cumnock, Ayr-
shire, S2567.

Gregor, Greigour, Clan : S1023,
1606, 1620, 1624, 1625, 1631,
2925.

bands with, forbidden, S689.
Commissioners against, S1161.
disarmed, S1214.
ferrying, over the Lochs, for-
bidden, SI 166.
fire and sword on, S1044.
raid on, S1024.

resetting forbidden, S104, 930,
1162, 1170.

rewards for slaying chiefs of,
SI 169, 1360.

against ringleaders of, S1359.
aiding Dumbarton Justices
against, SI 167.

Gregory XIV, 837.

Gregory :

William, 1824.

Sir William, 4045, 4114.

Gregstoun, Greigstoun, Fife,
S2401.

Grenadier Guards, a troop, 4258.

Grenville :

Sir Bevil, 2237.

Col. Sir Bevil, Bt., Irl376, 1390.
John, see Bath, John Grenville,
1st Earl of.

Sir Richard, Bt., 2639, 2831.
proclaimed a rogue, 2543.

Gresrie, Alexander, Clogland,
S2567.

Gretna church, S5.

Greville, Robert, see Brook, Robert
Greville, Baron.

Grey :

Anthony, see Kent, Anthony
Grey, Earl of.

Henry, see Kent, Henry Grey,
Lord Ruthyn, Earl of.

Lady Jane, Proclamation of, 422.
Robert, M.D., reward for arrest
of, 4016.

Grey de Rolleston, Lord, see North
de Kirtling, Charles, Lord.

Grey de Ruthyn :

CharlesLongueville,12th Baron,
2172, 2198.

Henry Yelverton, 15th Baron,
1st Viscount de Longueville,
q.v., 3933.

Grey of Werke, Ford Grey, 3rd
Baron, 3748, 3794, S2548,
2683, afterwards Earl of
Tankerville, q. v.

Key to
Dates

1625 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 100 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1025 1393, Ir255, S1416.
105 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1000 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1075 3606, Ir855, S2398. 108 9 3942, Irl009, S2762.

583

1041 1835, Ir337, S1722.
1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

4 E 2

Grey de Wilton

Grey de Wilton :

William Grey, K.G., 13th
Baron, 534.

Arthur Grey, K.G., 14th Baron,
Ir98.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Grey merchants, see Gray mer-
chants.

Grier :

Fergus, Brigmoor, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

Henry, Balmaclellan, Kirkcud-
brightshire, S2312.

James, Shankstell, Dumfries-
shire, S2320.

James, smith, Longmire, Dum-
fries, S2567.

John, Blackmark, S2567.

John, Glencairn, Dumfries,
S2567.

Robert, chapman, sometime in
Dumfries, S2567.

Robert, Lockinkit, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

Robert, Reglen, S2567.
William, Kirkcudbright, S2567.

Grierson :

John, Auehinshine, S2320.
Robert, Clairlaw, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Sir Robert, of Lag, S2538, 2733.

Grievances :

Commission for, S1350, 1391,
1397, 1442, 1445.
redress of, Ir622, 1314.
complaints of, to be sent in,
S1391, 1397.

Grieve :

James, St. Andrew’s, Fife,
S2401.

James, Nether-ancrum, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

John, cordiner, Linlithgow,
S2567.

John, webster, Woodhall, Had-
dington, S2567.

Griffin :

Edward, 1st Baron Brabrooke,
summoned to surrender, 4020,
4092.

James, 4092.

Capt., 2564.

Griffith, Robert, Ballygeeth,
Irl517.

Grillagh, Cork, Irl304.

Grimfeild, see Grenville.

Grimston, Grimstone :

Capt. Benjamin, 2992.

Sir Har bottle, Bt., 2262, 3465.
speech of, to Charles I, S2175.
Sir Marmaduke, 862.

Richard, 1008.

Sir Samuel, Bt., 4086.

Grinley, William, 3739.

Groats, grotes :

to be abased, 31 Aug. (1551), 396.
period shortened, 400, 404.
called in, 407.

currency of, 46, 49 a, 50, 51, S20.
Irish, import forbidden, 186.

Grocers and Apothecaries, see
Commission.

Grocers’ Co., separated from the
Apothecaries’ Co., 1289.

Grogeran stuffs, 1784.

Groom Porter of Ireland, Irl272.

Grosvenor, E. , 3098.

Groudar, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire,
S2567.

Grourke, Thomas, Irl304.

Grouse, Ir321.

Grove, Hannah, 3828.

Grubet, Laird of, S3113.

Grymes, Sir Thomas, 1734.

G uard, Guards :

for assisting the new, SI 040.
of Charles I at York, 2134.

Key to ) 152 5 95, SI. 155 0 375,
Dates \ 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034.

INDEX Hamburgh

Guard, Guards :
appointedfortheCouncil,S1038.
set in London, 2276.
for Lord General, S1735.
of Parliament, 1989.
regiments of, Duke of York’s
Horse Guards, King’s Horse
Guards, Duke of Albemarle’s
Horse Guards, 3297.
against perverts in, Ir897.
reward for discovery of Papists
in, 3661.

royal, monks’ portions applied
to payment of, S610.

See also Horse Guards.

Guardhouses, parish rate for, 2276.

Guardships in the North Sea,
S1232.

Guernsey, 832.

Guild lands, inquiry for (1571),
662.

Guilder, value of three-guilder-
pieces, 3969.

Guildford :

Francis North, 1st Baron of,
3764, 3782, 3785, 3787.

Sir Richard, 29.

Guildhall Committee of Commons,
1920.

Guilfoot, Lowdon, S2567.

Guililand, Robert, Kilwinning,
S2567.

Guillan, Guilon, Andrew, S2463,
2477.

Guiana, Raleigh’s expedition to,
1213.

Guinea :

imports from, 1641.
trade, 3791.

Guineas, value of, Irl280.

Guiscard, Sieur de, 4497.

Guise family, hostility to England
of, 522.

Guisnes, 193.

Gulcher, Conrad, 4425.

Gunmakers’ Co., 1635.

Gunners, &c., summoned to Ox-
ford, 2383.

Gunning, Rev. D., 3303.

Gunpowder : 1739, 1744, Ir594.
to be brought into store, Ir252,
301.

Commissioners for, 1744.
export of, forbidden, S675, 1801.
import of, forbidden, Irl46, 158,
185, 659, 1739.

imported, to be tested by Proof-
master, 1418.

issue of warrants to purchase,
Ir260.

licensed retailers of, chosen by
Master of Ordnance, 1744.
list of stores of (1625), Ir260.
manufacture of, 1346, 1418,
1739, 3464.
marks of, 1346.
price of, 1418, 1739.
s&lo of *

forbidden, Irl46, 158, S675.
instructions for, Ir660.
restrictions on, 1744.
shopkeepers not to have more
than 1 lb. without licence,
Ir891.
stock of :

limited to 1 lb., Ir917.
in Tower, 1744.
statement of, to be sent to
Privy Council, Ir227.
waste of, in salutes, 1534.

Gunpowder Plot : 1019-28.
annual commemoration or-
dered, S1511.

Guns :

export of great, forbidden, 3730.
length of, 1125.

Gunston, John, 4425.

Gurdon, John, 2646.

Gurranapeky, Irl488.

Gurtna, Wolagli, Irl493.

Guthrie, Guthre, Guthry :

Rev. James, arrest of, ordered,
S2185.

Rev. James, preacher, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

Rev. John, S2312.

William, S27.

William, against murderers of,
S1072.

Gutstring makers, grant of incor-
poration revoked, 1800.

Guy, John, 4425.

Gwyn, Gwyne, Gwinn :

Francis, 3711, 3712, 3714, 3734,
3737, 3754, 3763, 3933,Irl443,
1445, 1446, 1450.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

John Me, Irl304.

Sir Rowland, 3879.

Gyles, Robert, 1035.

Gylforde, see Guildford.

Haberdashers’ Company, 1810.

Habiesdub, New Monkland,
S2567.

Habtoun, Lowdon, S2567.

Hacker, Col. Francis, regicide,
2972.

U^ckot *

Lieut. John, S2963, 2971.
Captain Richard, 2078.

Ensign Simon, 2078.

Hackney Coaches :
near Parliament, 4257.
use of, forbidden for short trips,
1713, 3267, 3852.
hire of, regulated, 1713, 3267,
3852.

Hackneymen, 492.

Hackslie, Berwick, S2567.

Hackston, Hackstoun, Haxstoun :
David, of Rathillet, S2463,
2475, 2477, 2567.

Hacquebuts, Hagbuts, Hagbushes,
forbidden, 294, S1707, 2260.
See also Firearms.

Haddin, Haldane :

Mungo, of Glennages, S2538.
Patrick, of Langrig, S2538.

Haddington :
burgh of, S2725.

Correction House to be built,
S3 145.

Covenanters in, S2567.

Justice Court at, S749, 881, 884,
1013.

Sheriff of, S1220.

taken into protection, S2089.

Haddington :

Sir Thomas Hamilton, 1st Earl
of, S1487.

Thomas Hamilton, 2nd Earl of,
S1685, 1758.

Charles Hamilton, 5th Earl of,
S2482.

Haddo, Sir George Gordon of,
Master of Game, S2529.
John Douglas, Lanarkshire
Covenanters, S2567.

Haddocke, Capt. William, 2992.

Haddoway, John, merchant,
Douglas, S2463.

Hadleigh, 3881.

Hadsor, Robert, Wicklow, Irl440.

Hagburn, Roxburgh, S2567.

Hage, Mustapha Dey, 3377.

Haig, George, wriglit, Carring-
toun, Edinburgh, S2567.

Haines, Major, 2645.

Haining, John Riddel of, S2533.

Haining, Andrew, Dairy, S2320.

Haitely, Alexander, 1397, 1542.

Halbert, Rev. John, Cumnock
S2567.

Halcraig, John Hamilton, Lord
of Session, S3227, 3267, 3273.

Hales, Haillis :

Francis Stewart, son of 6th Earl
of Bothwell, q. v. Lord, S751.
Bartholomew, 1185.

Sir Edward, Bt., titular Earl of
Tenterden, 4043.

Robert, 2745.

Stephen, 3854.

Half-blood cannot succeed, 422.

Half-crowns :

copper, called in, Irlll8.
cried down, S3090.
gold, of 2s. 6 d. coined (1549),
343, 1005.

Half-pay :

agent for, Irl369, 1394, 1427
1429.

officers, see under Officers.

Half-pence :

of copper coined, 3573, Irl62,
914, 1279.

import of, forbidden, Irl334.
Irish, forbidden, S3123.
silver, marks of, 36.

Half-pikes forbidden, Irl023.

Half-stories, height of, 1248.

Halford, Sir Richard, Bt., 2197.

Halhill, Dame Margaret Farquhar,
Lady, S2401.

Haliburton, Halyburton :

David, of Pitcurr, S2191, 2829,
2861.

James, S2918.

Halifax, Sir George Saville, Bt.,
1st Viscount Halifax, 1st Earl,
1st Marquess, C. P. S., 3581,
3704, 3719, 3764, 3782 , 3785,
3788, 3826, 3830, 3868, 3913,
3921, 3927, 3933, 3966, 3979,
3993.

Halket :

Sir Charles, of Pitfirrin, S2619,
2756, 3118.

Lady, S3084.

Colonel Robert, S2401.

Hall :

Bartholomew, 2965, 2983, 2991 .
George, 2745.

Gilbert, for arrest of, S2185.
Hendry, S2463.

Sir John, Provost of Edinburgh,
S2812, 2841, 2844, 2933.
John, Glassel, Finwick, S2667.
John, Woollie-mill, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Joseph, Ir372.

Robert, Ir558.

Thomas, Bancrief-land, Lin-
lithgow, S2567.

Halliday :

James, Fell, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

James, Elphinstoun, Hadding-
ton, S2567.

William, Glencape, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

— , Haddington, S2567.

Halloun, — , Lairmanock, Kirk-
cudbright, S2567.

Halrig, Torboltoun, S2567.

Halsey, — , for arrest of, Ir655.

Halyards, J. Skeen of, S2538.

Halywell, Thomas, Gattounside,
Roxburgh, S2567.

Ham, 193.

Hambden, Richard, 3966.

Hamburgh, Hamburg: 1520,

3354.

cloth trade to, prohibited, 3418.
passes necessary from, to come
into England, 4237.
quarantine removed for ships
from, Irl615.
trade, 3741.

Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S8190.

584

Hamilton

INDEX

Hassendean

Hamilton, Hamiltoun :

Lanarkshire, S2567.

Castle, siege of, S410, 411.

destruction of corn near, for-
bidden, S272.

estates forfeited, 2956.

fair altered, S1178.

muster at, S208.

rebel muster at, S267.

Hamilton :

James Hamilton, 4th Baron,
3rd Earl of Arran, 1st Duke of
Chatellierault, Proclamation
by, S208, 285.

John, Lord, afterwards 1st
Marquess, S407, 408, 409,
410, 412, 576, 679, 681.

James, K.G., 3rd Marquess of,
7th Earl of Arran, 8th Baron,
Earl of Cambridge, 1st Duke,
2793, S1592, 1593, 1685, 1809,
2113, 2114.

draft proclamations, S1676.
declaration of, S1966, 1971.
invasion and defeat of, 2779,
2788, S1976.

raises Highlands, S1981.

William Hamilton, K.G., 2nd
Duke, 4th Marquess, 8th Earl
of Arran, S2039, 2113, 2114.

William Douglas - Hamilton,
K.G., 3rd Duke, 3885, S2284,
2382, 2425, 2482, 2529, 2574,
2575, 2588, 2619, 2693, 2715,
2733, 2756, 2762, 2767, 2788,
2943.

James, 4tli Duke of, 1st Duke
of Brandon, S3385 ; murdered
in a duel, 4516, Irl623 ; as
Earl of Arran, S2693, 2762.

Col. Alexander, S1698.

Alexander of Kinkell, S2401,
2848.

Alexander, Langrig, Carluke,
S2567.

Andrew, S2559.

Anthony, see under Privy Coun-
cil, under Ireland.

Sir Charles, Bt., Irl020.

Lord Claud, muster against,
S301, 407, 408, 409, 410, 412,
469.

Claud, of Barns, S3074, 3113.

Sir Francis, Bt., Irl020 ; see
also under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Col. Frederick, Irl376, 1390.

Gabriel, Kirkcudbright, S2567.

Gavin, Baron’s Mains of Dal-
ziel, Carluke, S2567.

Gavin, Medow, Lesmahago,
S2567.

Gavin, of Hill, S3198.

Capt. Gavin, S3198.

Lord George, Irl246 ; see also
Orkney, Earl of.

Sir George, Bt., Ir825.

Sir George, 1981.

Col. George, S3006, 3113, 3117.

George, of Binnie, S2780,
2933.

Col. Gustavus, afterwards Visct.
Boyne, Irl376, 1390, 1422,
1470 ; see also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Sir Hans, Bt., Ir643 ; see also
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Helen, S2371.

Sir James, Bt., see Abercorn,
James Hamilton, 9th Earl
of. See also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

James, of Bothwellhaugh,
S276, 277.

James, Kinkell, S2401.

James, Craelie, Lowdon, S2567.

Sir James, ofEliston, S2861.

Hamilton :

James (afterwards Lord of
Session), S3180, 3192.

James, Parkhead, Bothwel,
Lanarkshire Covenanters,
S2567.

James, of Aikenhead, S3082,
3113.

James, weaver, Stable-green-
port, Glasgow, S2567.

Lord John, S2733.

Sir John, of Orbeston, S1685.

John, 4516.

John, Provost of Both well,
S276.

John, Jesuit : S959.
reward for arrest of, S964,
1074.

against resett of, S997, 1049.
banished, S1058.

John, of Barncleugh, S3113.

John of Kinglassie, S1804, 1805.

John, Langrig, Carluke, S2567.

John, Miltoun, Kilbride, S2567.

John, Phumpherstoun, Edin-
burgh, S2567.

John, Bogertoun, Kilbride,
S2567.

John, of Udstoun (Dep. Sheriff),
S3113.

John, S3346.

John, see Bargeny, John Hamil-
ton, Baron of.

John, see Belhaven, Baron.

John, see under St. Andrews,
under Archbishop.

Matthew, Glencairn, S2320.

Matthew, Lesmahago, S2567.

Lieut. -Gen. Richard, Irl020 ;
see also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Sir Robert, 4043.

Sir Robert, Bt., Ir794, 868 ; see
also under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Sir Robert, Bt., S2462, 2463.

Robert, Threpwood, Lesmahago,
S2567.

Rev. Thomas, Reath, Bothwel,
Lanarkshire Covenanters,
S2567.

William, Broomfield, Kilbride,
S2567,

— , Mains of Inglistoun, Edin-
burgh, S2567.

— . relict of Francis Galloway,
ofTodshaugh, S2401.

See Halcraig.

Hamilton of Glenawley, see Glen-
awly, Lord.

Hamiltons :

proclaimed rebels, S273.

muster against, S410.

banished from Court, S418.

Hamilton-Moore, Henry, see
Drogheda, Henry Hamilton-
Moore, Earl of.

Hamlets pulled down, 103.

Hamlinstoun, Irl493.

Hamme, John Ariens Van,
3634.

Hammered coin, see under Coin.

Hammond, John, D.D., 4405.

Hamond, — , 466.

Hampden, John, 1934, 1941,

2072, 2440.

Hampshire :

decay of preaching in, 2024.

pardon to, 2314.

petition to Parliament, 2207.

See also Southampton, Co. of.

Hampton Court :

Conference, 974, 982, 996.

preservation of game, 3848,
4018.

red deer in, 270.

Handcocke, Christopher, Ir300.

Hancock, William, 3738.

Handguns :

forbidden, 100, 113, 294, 452 a,
511.

length of, 164.

Handford, alias Browne, Philip,
4191, 4238.

Handsard, Sir Richard, Irl69.
Hangman, burning of books by,
2887, 2891, 2913, 2950, 2966,
3799, Ir707.

Hanken, Henry, 1012.

Hanly :

Bryan Hanly MacTeige, Brad-
dagh, Tarmonbarry, Irl485.
John, Irl304.

Teige, Hanly mac Teige, Brad-
dagh, Irl485.

Hanmer :

Col. Sir John, Bt., Irl376, 1390,
1422 ; see also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Hannan, William, Foulraw,
Anandale, S2567.

Hannaway, William, Ir864, 865.
Hannay :

John, Bridge-end, Dumfries,
Kirkcudbright, S2567.

John, Peningham Mill, Wig-
toun, S2567.

John, Waterhead, S2320.

Hanse Towns victual the
Spaniards, 1463.

Hansey, 29 ; see under Wyat.
Hanson, Thomas, 2521.

Hanway, William, Ir864.
Haplane, Auchinleck, S2567.
Harbingers : 1659.

to license lodgings, 864,
Harbord (Herbert) :

Sir Charles, 3535.

William, 3535.

Harbourers of strangers to be
executed, 342 a.

Harbours : S3254.
collections for, S3205, 3222.
need of, in Berwickshire, S3205.
neutrality in home, 1010, 3512,
3631, 3757.

protection of English, 3512.
Harders, Sir Richard, Bt., 2745.
Hardhill, Lowdon, S2567.
Hardheads :
counterfeit, S167.
currency of, S324.

Hardie, Patrick, Houstouns-land,
Linlithgow, S2567.

Harding, Richard, 1000.
Hardington, 4360.

Hardlagan, Ballantree, S2567.
Hardland, S2567.

Hardmeat, Lieut. Richard, 2078.
Hardy, Thomas, West-calder-
kirk, Edinburgh, S2567.

Hare :

Andrew, Roxburgh, S2567.
Michael, 4186, 4191, 4238.

Sir Nicholas, 490.

Capt. Thomas, 2992.

Hare Island, Galway Bay, Irl605.
Haremire, Kilbride, S2567.
Hareshaw, Lowdon, S2567.
Hareshaw-hill, Fenwick, S2567.
Harestock, Lanark, 2567.

Harfard, Robert, S1340.

Hariot, Thomas, 3739.

Harknes :

James, Locharbain, Dumfries,
S2567.

Thomas, Locherbain, S2567.
William, Mitchelslaks, S2567.
Harlaw Woods, S362.

Harle, J., 3253.

Harley :

Col. Sir Edward, K.B., 2708,
2763.

Sir Robert, K.B., 2763.

Sir Robert, K.G., 1st Earl of
Oxford, 4404.

Harley, Sir Robert :
attack on, 4497.

Harlock, Lieut. George, 2078.
Harman, Serg. -Major Thomas,
Ir643.

Harp money :
groats and testons, Ir44.
groats and shillings decried,
Ir48.

projected currency of, in Eng-
land, Irl73.

not to be used in public ac-
counts, Ir319.

shilling, value of, Irl62, 172.
Harper :

Augustine, 2261.

Sir George, 439, 444.

James, Bennan, Dumfries,
S2567.

John, S2114.

John, Arness, Fin wick, S2567.
John, Bennan, S2567.

John, Kililing, S2567.

John, Portrap, Dumfries, S2567.
Quartermaster Thomas, 2078.
Harries, William, Kirkcudbright
(under Dumfries), S2567.
Harrin, Connor, Irl268.
Harington, Harrington :

Lady Anne, 1145.

Sir Henry, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Sir John, 1st Baron of Exton,
1128.

Sir James, regicide, 2066, 3459.
Sir Robert, 1.

Capt, 4035, 4037.

Harris, John McCleod of, S2566.
Harris :

Christopher, 843.

Henry, 4137.

Sir Paul, Bt., 2240.

— , 4186.

Harrison :

George, S1340.

Capt. John, 1639.

Michael, Muster Master General,
Irl442.

Capt. Ralph, 2078.

Robert, misnamed Richard, 770.
Sir Robert, 4405.

Major-General Thomas, regi-
cide, 3049, 3183.

William, murder of, 4349.

See Johnson.

Harsnet, Samuel, 2459.

Hart, Harte :

Archibald, Carluck, S2320.
John, S324.

John, Throsk, Stirlingshire
Covenanters, S2567.

Nicholl, S27.

Hartburn-head, Edinburgh ,S2567.
Hartop, Sir Thomas, 2197.
Harvest :

for bringing in the, Irl228.
permission to papists to leave
parishes during, Irll51.
vagrancy during, 1623.
Harvesters, free from press, S3365.
Harvey, Harvie :

Alexander, Overtoun, Torbol-
toun, S2567.

Edmond, regicide, 2078, 2364,
3224.

James, merchant, Dalkeith,
Edinburgh, S2567.

John, Overtoun, Torboltoun,
S2567.

John, Holm of Carse, Nivil and
Lesmahago, S2567.

William, 3738.

William, younger, Glencairn,
S2320.

Harwich, Muster Master at, 4040.
Harwood, Robert, 1284.

Haslerig. See Hesleridge.
Hassendean, Roxburgh, S2567.

Key to
Dates

152 5 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255 S1416.

165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, H1009, S276-.

1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

585

Hastie

INDEX

Herefordshire

Hastie :

James, Lanark, S2320.

John, Bogshaugh, Stirlingshire
Covenanters, S2567.

John, farmer, Idingtoun, Ber-
wick, S2567.

Robert, Dalbeg, Dalserf, S2567.
Thomas, Lanerk, S2320.
Hastings, collection for pier of,
726, 1281.

Hastings :

Sir Henry, afterwards 2nd
Baron Loughborough, q. v.,
2197.

Henry of Humberstone, 2197.
Robert, 3735, 3739.

Henry VIII assumes style of king
of Ireland (1542), 219, Ir4.
Hatband makers, grant of in-
corporation revoked, 1800.
Hatbands, 4312.

Demi-castors, see that title.
Hatcher, Thomas, M.P., 2093,
2167, 2348.

Hatfield Chase (Yorks.), 197.
Hat-making, regulations for, 675,
681-5, 1810.

Hats, import forbidden, 1361.
Hatton, Christopher, 1st Baron,
of Kirby, 2579, 2589, 2626.
Christopher, 2nd Baron, 1st
Visct., 3933.

Sir Christopher, K.G., 773.
Haugh, Mauchlin, S2567.
Haugh-head, Roxburgh, S2567.
Haughny, Murtagh, Old Leighlin,
Irl440.

Haughton, Thomas, 1872.

Havre :
plague, 578.
seized, 577, 578.

Haward, Sir William, 3535.
Hawick :

Roxburgh, S2567.

Justice Court at, S441.
muster at, S432.

Hawes, Capt. Nathaniel, 2078.
Hawkers : licenses, 3832.

forbidden to sell starch, 1330.
Hawking :

allowed to PrivyCouncillors,321
laws concerning, enforced,
S2529.

laws anent, revised, S2482.
near Court, 388.
near palaces, 929.
near Westminster, 368.
permitted, S1284.
restraint on, Irl40.

Hawkins :

Edward, 1221.

John, Irl020.

Thomas, Ir372.

Hawk’s eggs : 222, 227.

exportation of, forbidden, 100.
Master of, 1682.
preservation of, S358.
Hawkredge, John, 2057.

Hawley, Hawly :

Francis Hawley, 1st Baron, of
Donamore, 3535.

Col. Henry, Lieut.-Governor of
Kinsale, Irl497.

Capt. Saith, 2992.

Haworth Moor, see Heworth.

Hay :

Alexander, Aryalland, Wigton,
S2567.

Edmund, Jesuit, S959.

Sir George, afterwards 1st Earl
of Kinnoul, q.v., S1447.

Sir James, of Kingask, S1088 ;

see also Carlisle, Earl of.

Sir James, of Linplum, S2725.
James, S2860.

John, S1447.

Sir John, Lord Barra, S1685,
‘1698.

Hay :

John, S2185, 2188, 2189, 2190,
2192, 2193, 2873.

John, S2860.

John, Wigton, S2567.

John, see Errol, John Hay,
Earl of.

Thomas, S2284, 2324, 2330, 2333,
2337, 2344, 2362, 2388, 2406,
2407, 2423, 2450, 2451, 2457,
2458, 2459.

Rev. William, Wigton, S2567.
William, see Drumelzier.

— , younger, S2191.

— , younger, of Naughton, Major,
S3081, 3113.

Hay :

growth of, encouraged, Irl224.
orders for supply of, Ir512.
price of (1651), Ir473, 994, 1085,
1114.

Haydon, Sir William, 1609.

Hayes :

Sir James, Ir819; see also under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
John, Ir819.

Capt., Irl602.

Hayhill, Annandale, S2567.

Hayman, Hamond, Sir Henry,
2402.

Haynes-Town, Irl336.

Hays, Trials of the : for peace
during, S1256.

Hayward, Capt. John, 2992.

Hazelrigge, see Heselridge.

Head, Richard, Irl304.

Headlands of England, 1012.

Head money :

on French subjects abolished,
1206.

See Tories.

Head-rents to be paid, Ir550, 572,
583.

Heads, Lowdon, S2567.

Heads presented by the Army to
Charles I, 2705.

repudiation of, by Fairfax’s
army, 2711.

Heagarty, Teige, Irl304.

Healiky, Oliver, Irl315.

Health, travellers to have a certi-
ficate of, S1852.

Heare, Petri Graet, S682.

Hearse, Joseph, of Badgworth,
3828.

Hearth money abolished, 4012.
in Antrim, Irl366.
collection of, 3358, 3483, 3598,
3614, 3697, 3761, 4012, Ir770,
780, 801, 806, 934, 977, S2899,
2907, 2910, 2947, 3018.
constables to send in list of
hearths to Quarter Sessions,
3358.

in Cork, Irl314.
exemption from, Ir874, 925, 977,
1007, 1264, 1286, 1300a, 1306,
1314, 1366, 1411.
farmed after Sept. 29, 1665,
3483.

houses with no hearths, Ir801.
roup of the rests of the,
S3013.

widows exempted from, Ir977.

Heas :

John, Irl336.

William, Irl322.

Heath, Sir Robert, 1330, 1488,
1560, 1586.

Heath, Robert, 2449.

Heathcott, Sir Gilbert, 4425.

Heather, against burning the,
S1270, 1306, 1590.

Heathery-know, Old Monkland,
S2567.

Heaton :

Edward, murdered, Irl486.
Francis, Irl486.

Hedderwick, John, tenant to
Riras, Fifeshire Covenanters,
S2567.

Hedges, Sir Charles, 4404.

Hedges :

destroyed (1549), 353.
order for planting, Ir316.
quickset, not to be destroyed,
Ir468.

Hedle, William, 32.

Hedle, — Hogg of, 32.

Heighes, Edward, 2746.

Heilie, Haddington, S2567.

Herlihy, Dermod, Irl320.

Heirs of transplanted proprietors,
Ir573.

Heitheuysen, Gerald Van, 3068.

Heligoland : Irl619.
plague at, 4512.

Hellen, Don Philip, 3617.

Hely, Sir Jno., C.J.C.P., Irl335 ;
see also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Hemming, Oliver, 3098.

Hemp :

encouragement for cultivation
of, Ir379.

importation of Russian, al-
lowed, 3611.
sowing, 733, 816.

Hempriggs, Laird of, S3113.

Hempsfield, S2039.

Henderson :

Rev. Alexander, S1785, 1815.
Alexander, 2463, 2477.

Andrew, S2463, 2477.

Lieut. James, S3084.

John, Arlary, S2401.

John, Kilbraichmont, S2463,
2477.

John, S3346.

Lawrence, SI 762.

Thomas, S1979, 1980, 1981,

1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988,
1989, 1990, 1992, 2015, 2016,
2026, 2047, 2049.

Henderwick Moor, S2893.

Hendricks, Nicholas, 3068.

Hene, Henry, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Henoage, Sir Thomas, 858.

Henley, Robert, of Bristol, 4032,
4040, 4064.

Henesy, Hennesy, Hennesey :
Charles, Ballyloge, Irl485.
Thomas, Irl304.

Rev. William (R.C.), arrested,
Irl552.

Henrietta Maria, Queen, to arrive
at Dover, 1428.

jointure lands, waste on,
3231.

journey to Holland : 1991.
reasons against, 1868.
petition against, 1983.
life of, endangered, 2382.
Queen mother, prayers for,
S221 7

speech (16 July, 1641), 1869.
speech (21 July, 1641), 1871.

Henry I :

made the fosse dyke at Lincoln,
1247.

Henry VII :
debts of, 48.

reward for capture of, offered
by Warbeck, 29.
title of, comfirmed by Papal
Bull, 3, 35.

Henry VIII :

against ballads and rhymes
concerning, S7.
death of, 301.
debts of, 307.

MS. corrections by, 176, 180.
primer of, 271.
style of, 219, 249.
title of, 153.

Henry III, of France, supports
English rebels, 474.

Henry IV, of France, 832.
murder of, 1093.

Henry, Prince, baptism of, S783.

Henry Stuart (Duke of Glou-
cester^, son of Charles I, title
forbidden, 3076.

Henry :

James, Powkelly, Finwick,
S2567.

John, Mauchlin, S2567.

Robert, Burn-shiel, Mauchlin,
S2567.

William, Finwick parish,
S2567.

Henryson, Henrison :

Alexander, merchant, some-
time schoolmaster, foot of the
Wee-bow, Edinburgh, S2567.
Andrew, brewer, Mooriestoun,
Edinburgh, S2567.

James, Edinburgh, S2567.
John, Brow, Linlithgow, S2567.
John, Fifeshire Covenanters,
S2567.

John, Newtoun of Air, Monk-
toun, S2567.

John, Whiteburn, Linlithgow,
S2567.

Joseph, Craigbog, Renfrewshire,
S2567.

Thomas, Dalkeith, Edinburgh,
S2567.

Thomas, Inglistoun, Edin-
burgh, S2567.

— , S2963, 2971.

Henselwood, Thomas, Lanerk,
S2567.

Henslow, Thomas, 843.

Hepburn, Hepburne :

Sir Adam of Humby (Lord of
Session), S1762, 2538.

Rev. John, preacher, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

Patrick, of Beinston, S276.

Sir Patrick of Wauchton,S1698.
Robert, S1749.

Thomas, S2963, 2971.

See also Bothwell, Earl of.

Hepburns, against resetting the,
SI 87.

Heralds :

arms to be supervised by, 1225.
protected on duty, S34.
fees payable to, on death, 1225,
Ir273.
office, 2621.

visitation ordered, Ir935
College, collection for rebuild-
ing, 3554.

Herbert, Harbert :

Sir Edward, 1819, 1825.
exonerated by Charles from
initiating action against five
members, 2012.

Sir Edward, L.C. J., K.B., 3824,
3826, 3858, 3885.

Sir Frauncis, Ir46.

Sir Henry, 3316.

Sir John, 928, 1007.

James, Clideragh, Irl488.

Col. Sir Thomas, Bt., 2617.

Col. Thomas, Ir517, 535-95,
596, 597, 601, 602.

Sir William, afterwards Earl of
Pembroke, q.v., 373, 374.
Col., Irll62 ; see also Harbord.
See also Powis, Earl of.

Herbertson, Robert, Tarbet, S2401.

Hereditary sheriffdoms given up
in four counties, S1220.

Herefordshire :

Declaration against Parliament,
2214.

militia, 2763.

petition to Commons for Puri-
tan reform and trade, 2104.

Key to ) 152 5 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates J 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. I860 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

586

Hereford

INDEX

His Majestie’s Declaration

Hereford :

siege of, S1858.
surrender of, 2449.

Hereford, Walter Devereux, 6th
Visct., 2763.

Heresy :

laws against, enforced, 114,
122, 459, 461, 2679.
martial law applied to, 488.
Heretic, use of word, forbidden,
180, 427.

Heretical :
books. See Books,
sects: to be suppressed, SI 950.
names of, S1950.

Heretics :

foreign to leave England,
150.

may be imprisoned and fined,
114.

Heretors :

Ayrshire, to take the band,
S2426.

baggage horses to be found by,
S2827, 2917,

of Caithness summoned by
Montrose, S2037.
called out, S2073, 2303, 2159,
2624, 2733, 2756, 2825, 2938,
2954, 3082, 3109.
to certify abjuration of the De-
claration, S2577.
discharged of fealty, homage,
vassallage, and servitude,
S2111.

of Dumbartonshire to take the
Bond, S2436.

of Fife and Kinross to account
for their servants on 3 May,
S2452.

fined for deficiency in the levy,
S3115.

guilty of resetting rebels, S2556.
of Lanarkshire, summoned,
S2425.

liable for thefts of stolen
goods sold in their parishes,
S2234.

to meet at Aberdeen, S1843,
1844.

ministers to be protected by,
S2306, 2308.

to pay half poor rate, S2945.
poll-money lists to be made up,
S3018, 3023, 3061.
protection to removed, S2749.
in sanctuary, S2635.
to send in a list of the M’Gre-
gors, S2925.

to stent themselves for the poor
rate, S2981.

stipends not to be paid by, to
non-conforming ministers,
S2238.

in the West to return thither,
S2434.

to report the names of preachers,
S2331.

Heretors and Conventicles :
to stop, S2368.

responsible for holding of field,
S2602.

present at, to be arrested, S2338.
of houses where conventicles
are held fined a year’s rent,
S2406.

fined if tenants attend, S2389.
to obtain bonds from their
tenants for attendance at
worship, S2300.

Heretors and tenants :
to enforce bond on tenants,
S2421.

not to receive tenants of another
without a testificat, S2427,
2429.

to remove tenants who will not
subscribe the bond, S2429.

Heretors and tenants :
to remove rebels from their
grounds, S2475.

Heriot, James, Popiltoun, Had-
dingtoun S2567.

Heriots enforced when feudal
tenures abolished, 3078.
Hermits, 22.

Herne, John, 1734.

Heron :

Capt. Henry, 2408.

Henry, 1255.

John, S1340.

John, sometime in Earlstoun,
S2567.

Thomas, attorney, Ir690.
Herons, killing of, forbidden,
S943.

Herries :

Sir John Maxwell, q. »., styled
Lord, S354, 401, 658, 616.
muster against, S637.
outlawry of, revoked, S641.
William Maxwell, 5th Baron,
S939.

Walter, S3203.

Herring :

Anne, 3828.

Grace, 3828.

Henry, of Taunton, 3828.
Michael, 2605, 2723.

— , 2995.

Herring :

from Loch Broom, S607.
export of, forbidden, S634.
for free export of, Ir403.
packing, 616, S907, 978, 1007,
2970.

forced purchase of, 3323.
time for salting, S829, 866,
944.

drive at Dunbar, S1312, 1565,
1663.

fishery : Ir767.
at Dublin, Ir482.
encouragement of, 3235, Ir381.
exempt from customs for seven
years, 3323.

protection for, 2627, Ir403.
Herriot, Lieut.-Col. G., S2108.
Hertfordshire, County forces to
march on Aylesbury, 2339.
Petition to Parliament for peace
with the king, 2347 a.
Hertford : 683.

abuse of charitable gifts in,
3073.

Castle, 855.

Hertford :

Edward Seymour, 8th Earl of
Hertford, 6th Duke of Somer-
set, q. v., proclamations by,
S10, 12, 14.

William Seymour, 10th Earl,
1st Marquis, 7th Duke of
Somerset, 1113, 2198, 2237,
2242, 2388, 2579, 2589, 2591,
2615, 2626.

See also Somerset, Dukes of.
d’Hervart, Phillip, Irl393.
Heselridge, Haslerig, Sir Arthur,
Bt., 1934, 1941, 2414, 2440,
2612, 2726, 8033 a, 3132.
Heston (Heason), Middlesex, 1186.
Hethrington, see Harrington.
Heuchan, John, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Heveningham, William, regicide,
3224.

Hewkins (Ickins), John, 3522.
Heworth Moor, meeting on, 2155,
2160, 2164, 2165, 2169.
Hewson, Col. John, regicide,
Governor of Dublin, 3183,
3224, Ir460 a, 494, 507, 558.
Hexham, tanners from, S1340.
Hexhamshire, 1202.

Heydon, John, Irl54.

Heyman, Sir Henry, Bt., 2461.
Heynes:

John, 726.

William, 726.

Hichin, of Beverley, 162.

Hick, Alexander, S2064.
Hickman :

Lieutenant Henry, 2078.

See also Plymouth, Thomas
Windsor Hickman, 1st Earl
of.

Hicks, Benjamin, 3739.

Hicks Hall built, 1167.

Hicky, James, Mokully, 111 485.
Hide :

John, 2891.

Capt. Jonathan, 2992.

Robert, 2773.

Hides :

export prohibited, 175, 334,
1498, 1600, Ir476, 679, S95,
110, 665, 1181, 1455.
stamp on imported, 4522, S3386.
Hierarchy (R.C.) :
in Ireland, Irl354.

Declaration of, against the ces-
sation with Lord Inchiquin,
1 1 444.

to leave Ireland, Ir217, 247, 282,
844, 850, 889, 892.
rescue of an arrested bishop,
1-1490.

reward for arrest of, Ir903, 1448.
Hierro, 3420.

Higgens, Higgins :

George, 4173, Irl317.

Matthew, Irl304.

Mr. Morris, Kilowen, Irl466.
Sir Thomas, 4173.

High Commission :
to be rectified, S1675, 1676, 1679.
discharged, S1682.
orders for, annulled, S1684.

See also Commission.

High Commission Court, see under
Courts.

High Court of Justice, see under
Courts.

High treason :
definition of, 3026.
enumeration of some forms of,
3077.

to try to alter law of Succession,
S2509.

Higham Ferrers :
royal park of, 1389.
wages in, 877.

Higliflet, Kilbride, S2567.
Highlake, 4040.

Highlanders :

against broken, S1609, 1678.
aiding Irish rebels, S941.
arms not to be sold to, 1176.
to disarm, S1981.
enlisted against Irish rebels,
S990.

incursions of, forbidden, S2856.
lists of, to be given in, S2330.
molestation of, forbidden, S151.
See also Clans.

Highlands :

broken men in, S1609, 1678.
Commission for, S1598, 1738,
1741, 3129.

commissioners for the peace of
the, S2641, 2652, 3007.
disorders in, S1598.
education in, S2161.
expedition against, S821, 830,
937, 938, 942.
fugitives from, S3129.
indemnity to rebels, S2921.
and Isles, Commission of Lieu-
tenancy, S905.

Justice Courts in, S1406, 1764.
landlords to find caution for
quieting the, S2330.
Lieutenants in, S2565.

Highlands :

outlaws in, against, S1631.
propagation of the Gospel in
(1658), 3095.
pardon to, S2921.
for peace in the, S2533, 2566,
2641, 2652, 2667, 2939, 2998,
3211, 3215.
rising in, S2718.
society for erecting schools in,
S3352.

stolen goods in the, S2408.
thieves, against, S1560.
travel in, restraint on, S2718.
wapinschaws in the, S991.

High side, Lowdon, S2567.

Highwaymen :

reward for apprehension of,
2883, 2921, 3530, 3532, 3642,
3709, 3728, 3763, 4017, 4054,
4099.

lists of, 2883, 2921, 3530, 3532,
3642, 3709, 3728, 3763, 4017,
4054, 4099.

Highway robbery, precautions
against, 2884.

Highways :

barring of, forbidden, Ir316.
destruction of, by four-wheeled
carts, 3321.

by carriages and waggons,
1336, 1598, 1710.
persons keeping holy days to
spend them repairing the,
Ir534.

repair of, 1496, S2541, 2668,
2673, 3645.

Hilary Term adjourned (Plague),
2336, 3450.

Hilderston mines, S1230.

Hildeyerd, Charles, 3466.

Hill :

Col. Arthur, Ir643 ; see also
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Christopher, Ir763.

John, Ir372.

Joshua, 2261.

Michael, see under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Richard, 4305.

Robert, 2816.

Thomas, Ir372, 426, 431.
Thomas, S3050.

William, Ir864, 865, 874 ; see
also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

William, 3738.

Hill, Stirling, S2567.

Hillar, Mauchlin, S2567.

Hill-end, Dumfries, S2567.

Hillhead, Govan, S2567.

Hill-house-land, Roxburgh, S2567.

Hillhouses :

John, Hoodstain, Riccartoun,
S2567.

John (son), Hoodstain, Riccar-
toun, S2567.

James, Hoodstain, Riccartoun,
S2567.

Hillow, Robert, Hillowtoun,
S2567.

Hillingdon, 4349.

Hillowtoun, S2567.

Hills, Peter, 1012.

Hilokir, William, 2746.

Hilton, Hylton, Sir Thomas, S74.

Sind Let Loose, condemned, S2717.

Hinder, Capt., 874.

Hine, Dun mac David, Ir959.

Hinson, Laurence, Carrickhead,
Irl440.

Hippesley, Sir John, 2291.

Hirkhill, Carrick, S2567.

Hirnlagh :

Darby, Irl537.

John, Glanflesk, Irl587.

His Majestie’s Declaration , 2950.

) 1525 96, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1576 692, Ir79, S323. 1600 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir256, S1416. 1641 1885, Ir337, S1722.
i 1660 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S8190.

587

Key to
Dates

Hislop

INDEX

Horses

Hislop :

Adam, Barns-mill, Hadding-
ton, S2567.

John, Midairds, S2567.

Richard, S2853.

History, against publishing with-
out licence, S909.

Hitchcot, Lieutenant William,
2078.

Hoare, Thomas, Ir864, 865.
Hoatson, Thomas, Garvack, S2567.
Hobbie, Sir Edward, 1045.
Hobert, Sir James, 29.

Hobson :

Nicholas. 2068.

Samuel, Irl572.

William, 2459, 2633.

Major, 2564.

Hodge :

George, gardiner, Stitchel, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

John, armourer, Glasgow, S2567.
John, weaver, Roxburgh, S2567.
Thomas, schoolmaster, Nisbet,
Roxburgh, S2567.

— , Irl320.

Hodgean, Adam, Douglas, Lanark-
shire Covenanters, S2567.
Hodges, Thomas, 2612.

Hoey, Sir John, Ir558.

Hog, John, weaver, Bonjedburgh,
Roxburgh, S2567.

Hogan, William, Ir815.

Hogg :

Rev. Thomas, Ross, S2401.

Rev. Thomas, Stirlingshire,
S2401.

Holborn, Maj.-Gen., S1908, 2050.
Holden (Howden) fair, post-
poned, 3430.

Holdenby :

Charles I removed to, S1923.
forced to leave, 2692, 2719.

See also Hoi me by.

Hole :

Auchinleck, S2567.

Dumbarton, S2567.

Hole, Nathaniel, 2990.

Hole-field, Roxburgh, S2567.
Hole-house :

Mauchlin, S2567.

Portioner of, Stirlingshire,
$2567

Holhill, Dairy, S2320.

Holidays :

list of authorized, Irl541.
no unauthorized to be kept,
Irl541.

a monthly, appointed, 2695.
observation of, 195, 412 b.

See also Holy Days,
for servants made compulsory,
2700.

Holland :

amity with, to be observed by
Confederate Catholics, Ir396.
arbitration between England
and , 3055.

arms bought in, for Charles I,
list of, 2174.

doyts prohibited, S1614.
embargo on trade with, S2271.
invasion expected from, 3876.
landing of goods from, forbid-
den, S2266.

passes necessary from, to come
into England, 4237.
terms of peace with, 3033, 3034.
plague in, S1412, 2123, 2271.
Queen’s voyage to, 1991.

Scots regiments in, S2647.
twelve regiments sentto, Irl437.
war with, Ir822.

Holland :

Hon. Henry Rich, K.G., Baron
Kensington, 1st Earl of, 1512,
1753, 1807, 1865, 2021, 2220,
2262, 2782, 2802.

Holland :

Cornelius, 2982, 3224.

John, arrest of, 1508.

John, 2745.

Sir John, Bt., 2220.

Thomas, 575.

— , 2335.

Holland :

linen, import forbidden, S2498.
striped, import forbidden,
S2498.

tufted, import forbidden, S2498.
sale of, prohibited, S2552.

Hollanders :

at Aberdeen, 1398.
invited to settle in England,
S2361.

Holies of Ifield, Hon. Denzell
Holies, 1st Baron, 1934, 1941,
1997, 2307, 2610, 2622, 2708,
3323, 3363, 3516, 3553, 3560,
3567, 3568, 3581.

Hollingworth, Ensign Arthur,
2078.

Holm :

Dumfries, S2567.
Kirkcudbright, S2567.

Holm :

George, officer to Duchil, Ren-
frewshire, S2567.
of Lamdochty, Barr, S2567.
son to George, Renfrewshire
Covenanters, S2567.

Holman, Michael, Receiver
General, 2347.

Holmeby, Lambert ordered to,
3152.

See also Holdenby.

Holmes :

Major George, 4173, 4186, 4191,
4238, Irl317.

Sir Robert, 3857.

Holmhead, Lesmahago, S2567.

Holms, Kilmarnock, S2567.

Holt, Sir John, C.J., K.B.,
3826, 4045, 4305, 4316, 4334,
4404.

Holy Days :

Invention of the Cross not to be
observed, 195.

keeping of, forbidden, Ir534,
541, 552.

Holy Trinity Guild of Merchants,
Ir989.

Holyhead, post to, 1701.

Holy League, 58.

Holyrood :

convention of ministers at,
S1105.

Council to meet at, S1297, 1309,
1318.

sanctuary of, S2635.
seizure of, S769.

Holywell Hospital, 534.

Home, Hume, Hoome :

Alexander, 1st Earl of, 6th
Baron, S171, 277, 279, cited
S713.

James Home, 5th Earl of, 10th
Baron, S2459, 2475, 2482,
2529, 2619.

See also Blackadder, Laird of.
See also Dunglass, Lord.
Alexander, of Linthil, S2538.
George, Greddin, S2463.

Harie, of Kames, S2538.

Sir Harry, S2191.

John, of Ninewells, S2933.
Capt., S2996.

Homes, Dr., copyright granted
to, 3015.

Homriglx, Bartholomew Van,
Irll63.

Hone, William, joiner, 3744,
S2548.

Honest Resolves, Irl622.

Honeyman, Andrew, see Orkney,
Bishop of.

Honywood :

Sir John, 2745.

Sir Robert, jun., 3459.

Hoo, John, 4214.

Hood :

John, Torboltoun, S2567.
Matthew, Torboltoun, S2567.
Hoodstain, Riccartoun, S2567.
Hook, Hooke :

James, Holm, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

John, Holm, S2567.

Nathaniel, clerk, 3828.

Robert, 3477.

Thomas, Ir372, 517.

Hooker, Capt. Edward, 2078.
Hoole Heath, Chester, 2283.
Hooly :

Cnogher, Irl466.

William, Kingsale, Irl466.
Hoom, see Home.

Hoop net forbidden, 1686.

Hooper :

Francis, 3739.

James, 3828.

Thomas, 3828.

Hope :

Sir Thomas, Lord Advocate,
S1685.

Sir William, S3213.

See Rankeilour, Lord.
Hopetoun, Charles Hope, K.T.,
1st Earl of, S3267.

Hops :

monopoly of, 587.
patent for drying, 1762.
prices (1564), 587.

Hopton, Sir Owen, 813, 874.
Hopton of Stratton, Sir Ralph
Hopton, 1st Baron, 2780.
estates of, sequestered, to put
down the rebellion in West
of England, 2388.

Horden :

Adam, Braunton, 2723.

John, D.D., 3826.

Hore :

Luke, Irl052.

Nicholas, 3828.

Horneby, Nathaniel, 3743,
3761.

Horneck, Anthony, D.D., 3993.
Horners’ Company: 1772.
incorporation revoked, 1800.
mystery of, 3521.

Horning :

enforcement of letters of, S148,
225, 685, 805, 809, 810, 1043,
1389.

in England, S1107.
letters of, to be registered,
S420.

list of, to be sent in, S311.
Horns :

export of, forbidden, 1772,
3521.

for the post, 773, 774, 777, 881.
Horn Sound, 3089.

Horse-lie, Roxburgh, S2567.
Horse Guards, 4151, 4258, Ir817.
Horse racing :

in Annandale, SI 174.
restraint on, 3046, 3092.

Horse regiments, 4258.
Horse-stealers to be hanged forth-
with, 1207.

Horsemen :
ammunition for, 1496.
called out, S2805.
disbanded, 1879.

Horsemar, Edward, 3017.
Horseshoes, sale of, forbidden,
Ir489.

Horses :

and arms of papists seized,
Irl457, 1554, S3085, 3277.
army, sent to Ireland, Ir571.
assessments for, Irl206.

Horses :

baggage horses, see that title.
for breeding, 635, 746.
to be brought into garrisons,
S2106.

captured as prizes, bought for
army, 2617.

commissaries to enrol, ap-
pointed, 2183.

customs on exported, Ir665,
673.

decay of : view of, to be held,
565.

for dragoons, 2272.
of Dublin brewers protected,
Irl065.

export of, forbidden, 1064,
Irl36, 630, Sill, 182, 1940.
farming, not to be impressed,
Irl072.

ferrymen to provide bridges for
landing, S2541.
furniture for a troop, Irl582.
giving up of, to Commonwealth
officers, forbidden, S2107.
import of, forbidden, S2319,
2920.

freed from impress, 1099, 1148.
to be sent to market, Irl099.
for keeping great, 415.
lists :

of imported, to be sent in,
S2920.

of those lent on hire to be
sent in, 3522.

magistrates to provide, S2736.
mark of Commonwealth on,
2392.

militia, protection for, Irl203.
new levy of, S1972.
non -jurors’, to be seized and sold
for their benefit, S3003.
number of, to be kept by land-
owners, &c., 567.
papists not to own good, Irl400,
passage of, &c., against, Irll7.
peers who raised, for Charles I,
2198.

pressed for service, S2827.
pressing, forbidden, Irll20.
proportions of, raised in each
shire, S2874.

not to be purchased from sol-
diers, 2344.

to be ready for muster, 611.
recovery of straggling, S2835.
for recruits, how provided,
111 339.

registration of, Ir236.
remounts for troopers, 1339.
dragoons, Irl341.
required :
for the king, 2311.
for Parliament, 2262.
for transport, S1731.
return of strayed army, Irll82.
revocation of power to seize,
2354.

seizure of :

in Ayr, Lanark, and Renfrew,
S2437.

forbidden, Irl018, 1039, 1077.
for king, 1037.

to be reported by sheriffs,
3088.

by soldiers, 2710.
in Western Shires, S2307.
selling of, forbidden, 347, 416,
Irl36.

to be stamped with Common-
wealth mark, 2392.
subscribed for by Parliament,
2220.

of tenants or labourers not to
be sold or seized, Irl232,
S3008.

troop of, size of, SI 920.
unlawfully seized, Irl039.

Key to ) 152 5 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl65, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates j 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

588

Horses

INDEX

Huntingdon

Horses :

wagoners not to use more than
five, 1216.

See also Garrons.

Horsey :

Sir Edward, 466, 747.

Francis, 466.

Horton, Col. Thomas, regicide,
2759.

Hose, size of great, 562.

Hoskins, Bennet, M.P., 2763.
Hospitality :
encouragement of, 951.
exercise of, 1058, 1069, 1152,
1177, 1342, 1354, 1388, 1497,
1523, 1621.

Hospitals: Irl466.
in Back Lane, Dublin, Ir923.
fines for profit of, Irl095.
forfeited pay of officers to go to,
Irl079.

governors of, not to renew
leases, 3130.

Kilmainham, Irll62.
in London (1560), 535.
pay of servants in, Irl426.
regulations, Irl426.
the Royal, in Dublin, Irl243.
for seamen, stoppage from wages
for, 4202.

for soldiers, Irl216.

Sutton’s, built, 1167.

Windsor, 535.

Woodstock, 535.

See also Infirmary.

Hostings : Ir5, 8, 12, 13, 16, 18, 19,
20, 21, 23, 29, 33, 34, 38, 47,
53, 56, 59, 60, 61, 64, 65, 66,
67, 71, 74, 76, 79, 81, 83, 85,
88, 92, 101, 105, 108, 116, 122,
124, 125, 129, 131, 135, 139,
141, 142, 149, 150, 151, 152,
157, 161, 164, 171, 181.
against Donogh O'Conor Faley,
Irl9.

against O’Neill, Ir3.
against rebels, Ir61.
exemptions from, annulled,
S649.

in Galway, Irl33.
postponed, Ir88.
remitted for payment, Ir65, 66.
Hot press, use of, allowed,
1278.

Hotham, Sir John, Bt., M.P., 2086,
2090, 2209, 2210, 2214, 2216,
2241, 2402, 2440.

Houghton, Roger, 911.

Hounds, commissions for taking
up, revoked, 1018.

Hounslow, ordnance stores, 3929.
Housebreaking, against, S3200.
House-burning, Irl552.

Household :

orders for Royal (1625), 1431.
sale of places in the, forbidden,
1013 a, 4334.
stuff :

of Charles I, SI 739.
of Charles II, S2190.

House conventicles, see under
Conventicles.

1 Houses :

against decay of, 333.
in Dublin, destructionof empty,
forbidden, Ir414, 1081.
near Dublin pulled down, Ir556.
of enclosure rioters to be spoiled
(1549), 353.

half-stone, forbidden, 1248.
new, in London, forbidden,
1049.

pillage of, forbidden under any
pretext, 2256.

suttling, established, Irlll3.
waste, to be let for one year,
Ir466.

with no hearths, Ir801.

Houses :

within two miles of garrisons
to be destroyed, Ir472.
of Correction, see Correction,
houses of.

Houston :

David, Goremire, Linlithgow,
S2567.

David, captured and rescued,
S2696, 2716.

John, Renfrew, Renfrewshire
Covenanters, S2567.

William, Blareny, S2567.
William Sharp of, S2538.

(Sir John) Laird of, S2933,
3074 ; see also Howston.
Houston’s - land, Linlithgow,
S2567.

How superior powers ought to be
obeyed, Goodman, 488.

How :

Col. Emanuel, Irl376, 1390.
John, printer, 4369.

John Grubham, 4404.

Howard :

Charles, see Andover, Charles
Howard, Lord.

Charles, see Carlisle, Charles
Howard, Earl of.

Edward, see Carlisle, Edward
Howard, 2nd Earl of.

Henry, 3993.

Sir Robert, 3366, 3966, 4086.
Thomas, see Arundel, Thomas
Howard, 14th Earl of.

See also Earl Marshal ; Mow-
bray and Norfolk ; Dukes of.
Howard of Effingham, Charles
Howard, K.B., 2nd Baron,
and Earl of Nottingham, q.v.,
773, 858.

Howard of Escrick, Sir Edward
Howard, K.B., 1st Baron,
1507.

Howard de Walden :

Thomas Howard, K.G., 1st
Baron, afterwards 9th Earl
of Suffolk, q.v., 843, 934.
Theophilus Howard, K.G., 2nd
Baron, afterwards 10th Earl
of Suffolk, 1147.

Howatson, William, Pinelo,
S2567.

Howdoun, Haddington, S2567.
Howell, Henry, 4054.

Howens, Lodovick, 3041.

Howie :

John, Aiket, Dunlop, S2567.
John, son, Aiket, Dunlop,
S2567.

John, Craich-head, S2567.

John, Woodneuk, Kilbride,
S2567.

— , Finwick, S2567.

Howison :

James, weaver, Lanerk, S2567.
John, Lanerk, S2567.
Howlathole, Dalserf, S2567.
How-mains, Lesmahago, S2567.
Howraghan, Edmond, Irl315.
Howrane, John, Ir853.

Howstoun (Sir John) of that Ilk,
S3082.

Howth :

Christopher St. Lawrence, 8th
Baron, Ir46.

Nicholas St. Lawrence, 9th
Baron, Irl69.

Charles, Irl88.

Hoyle :

Joshua, D.D., Stepney, 2479.
Thomas, 2461.

Hubart :

Henry, 1637.

John, 1637.

Hucker, Robert, Taunton, 3828.
Hucklebridge :

Margaret, 3828.

Hucklebridge, Mary, 3828.

Horse-hill, Ayrshire, S2567.

Huddington, Worcester, 1021.

Huddleston :

Sir John, 5.

John, 3608, 3609, 3666.

Huddy, Richard, house of, burnt,
Irl552.

Hudson, Roger, 3735.

Hudson’s Bay : 3862, 3999.

See Adventurers.

Hudson’s River, S2559.

Hue and Cry : Ir881, 1202.
after Tories, Ir460 a.
after vagabonds, Ir553.

Huers, Ir767.

Hughes :

Alice, 1294.

John, Ir525.

See MacHugli, Art.

Huguenots, see French Protestants.

Huish, John, 3828.

Hull; 1301.

Charles I claims surrender of,
2095.

Committee of Parliament for
the relief of, 2093.
embargo on ships from, S911,
912.

magazine at, 20S6.
occurrences before, 2086, sqq.
offer of pardon to troops in,
2210.

posts to, 1701.

potash may be landed at,
1759.

proclamation concerning, 2209,
2216.

sheriffs to suppress forces raised
against, 2091.

thanks to Committee of Parlia-
ment at, 2131.
wages in (1570), 654.

Hull, William, 1004.

Human laws do not bind the con-
science, 2076, 2080.

Humbie, Linlithgow, S1762, 2567.

The Humble Answer to his Majesties
Propositions, 2125.

Humble Remonstrance, condemned,
S1903, 1904, 1908.

Humble-know-mill, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Humbler, William, 162

Humby, Hepburn of, S2538.

Hume, Home :

Alexander of North Berwick,
S845.

Alexander, S1206.

Alexander, S2567.

Alexander, relict of, S2567.

Sir David, of Fishwick, S386.
Rev. David, preacher, Rox-
burgh, S2409, 2463, 2567.

Sir James, S308, 310.

Sir John, of Blacader, S3081,
3114, 3205 ; see also Black-
adder, Laird of.

Sir Patrick, of Polwart, S2630,
2728, 2762, 2844, 3115,

3205.

Hume, Berwick, S2567.

Humes, Thomas, Irl548.

Humfrey :

Adam, Burnhouse, Torboltoun,
S2567.

Adam, Halrig, Torboltoun,
S2567.

Charles, Tarshaw, Barnwell,
S2567.

John, Barnwell, S2567.

John, Bix-ks, Torboltoun, S2567.
John, Burnhouse, Torboltoun,
S2567.

William, Cairngillan, Monk-
toun, S2567.

William, Walstoun, Torboltoun,
S2567.

Humiliation, Day of :
on January 30, Ir627.

See under Fasting and Absti-
nence.

Humphrey, John, attorney, Ir690.

Hungate :

Augustine, 3700.

Sir Henry, 1696.

(alias Rogers), 4186, 4191, 4238.

Hungerford, Sir Edward, 2288,
2440.

Hungerford Propositions, 3913.

Hunsdon :

Henry Carey, K.G., 1st Baron,
650, 773, 858, 881, S231.
George Carey, K.G., 2nd Baron,
887, 934.

John Carey, 4th Baron, 188S,
2791.

Hunt :

Raphael, Mayor of Dublin,
Ir480.

Thomas, 3541.

Capt. Thomas, 2275.

William, 2746.

— , fisherman, 4086.

Huntbatch, John, 4214.

Hunter :

Adam,Fingland, Peebles, S2567.
Alexander, S845.

Alexander, Culquhassen, Wig-
ton, S2567.

Archibald, Terreran, Dumfries,
S2567.

George, Coreliead, Peebles,
S2567.

John, Barncleugh, S2320.

John, Belagan, S2567.

John, Blackhill, Torboltoun,
S2567.

John, elder, Chapeland, S2567.
John, Langlands, Torboltoun,
S2567.

Mark, Roxburgh, S2567.

Robert, Faill, Barnwell, S2567.
Robert, Cairngillan, Torboltoun,
S2567.

Thomas, Brackenside, S2567.
Thomas, elder, Wood-end,
S2567.

Thomas, younger, Wood-end,
Dumfries, S2567.

Walter, younger, Dalmelling-
toun, S2567.

William, Auchinhastning,
S2567.

William, Bloeklerdyke, Mauch-
lin, S2567.

William Clum, Torboltoun,
S2567.

— , Ancrum, Roxburgh, S2567.

Huntershill, Shots, S2567.

Hunterstoun, — Hunter, Laird
of, S3074.

Hunting :

forbidden near Perth, Dundee,
and Montrose, S933.
in Falkland park forbidden,
S1585.

in Glenalmond forbidden,
S1392, 1417, 1425, 1440.
in Muriemont forest forbid-
den, S1106.

laws respecti ng, enforced, S2529.
reviving laws anent, S2482.
near royal palaces, against,
S1305, 1331.
near Westminster, 368.
within two miles of Court, 388.

Huntingdon, see also Cambridge
and Huntingdon.

St. Mary, fire at, 1300.

Huntingdon, Henry Hastings,
22nd Earl of, 2197, 2198.
Theophilus Hastings, 24th Earl
of, 3741, 37o4, 3/55, 3/63,
3764, 3782, 3785, 3787, 3824,
3826, 3830, 3868, 3885.

Key to j 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates { 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

VOL. ii 589 4 F

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INDEX

Invasion

Huntington, Robei-t, 3743, Ir819.

Huntlirig, Kilbride, S2567.

Huntly :

George Gordon, 5th Earl of :
S208, 242, 259, 276, 285.
discharged from Lieutenancy,
S177.

muster against Lennox, S239.
slanders of, contradicted, S242,
245.

George Gordon, 6th Earl of,
1st Marquess of, S622, 836,
905, 975, 1224.

Commissions revoked, S728.
muster against, revoked, S729.

George Gordon, 2nd Marquess
of, 7 th Earl of, as Lord
Gordon, S1381, 1811.

George Gordon, 4th Marquess
of, 9th Earl, S2566 ; 1st Duke
of Gordon, q.v., S2619, 2693,
2733, 2741, 2743, 2746.
holds Edinburgh Castle for
James VII, S2779a, 2782,
2814 a.

Hunts-Town, Irl202.

Hurd :

James, of Langport, 3828.

Thomas, of Langport, 3828.

Hurly :

Dermot mac Maurice, Irl304.

John, Irl304.

Hurrig, Donnogh, Irl320.

Husbandry, encouragement of,
Irl093.

See also Agriculture, Farming.

Husbands :

James of Teilling, S1749.

James, 3738.

Husbands liable for wife’s fines,
S1769, 2611.

Huske, John, 3007.

Hussey :

William, 3828.

— , Ir558.

Hutcheson, Cuthbert, S1340.

Hutchinson :

Aid. Daniel, Ir372, 426, 431,
517, 556, 558.

Col. John, M.P., regicide, 3224.

John, Nevvbottle, S2312, 2567.

Richard, 2548.

Hutton :

Matthew, afterwards Arch-
bishop of York, 767.

Sir Richard, 2194.

— , of Snape, 162.

Huttoun, Berwick, S2567.

Huyghens, Cornelius, 3929, sqq.

Hybots, Sir Thomas, see under
Privy Council, under Ireland.

Hyde :

Sir Edward, afterwards 1st
Earl of Clarendon, q.v., 2579,
2589, 2591 ; as Lord Hyde,
3289.

Laurence, see Rochester, Lau-
rence Hyde, 1st Earl of.

Hyllard, John, 800.

Hymns and Songs of the Church ,
1351.

Hyndershankes, 380.

Hyndmer, Robert, S74.

Hynton, Sir John, M.D., 1924.

Ian, Clan, rebels of the, S1424.
Iceland fleet, supply of (1534),
146.

Ideogh Hills, Irl071.

Idingtoun, Berwick, S2567.
Idiots, custody of, under Com-
monwealth, 3009.

Idlers :

Declaration concerning, Ir533.
to be punished, Irl224.

See also Vagabonds.

Ikerrin, Viscounts of, see under
Privy Council, under Ireland.

Ila, — of, S2566.

lies, Steven, 2995.

Illuminations forbidden, S3195.

Immoi'ality, suppression of, 4246,
4269, 4314, 4354.

Imola, Fr. Terence O'Brien of,
Ir450.

Imports :
from Baltic, 1597.
customs, see that title.
from East Indies, 1643.
from Guinea, 1641.
of manufactures, see under
Manufactures.

restraint on, of various com-
modities, 395, 1082, 1164,
1208, 1273, 1432, 2256, 2498,
2867, 3335, Ir328, SI 153, 2498.
taxes, see that title.
trade encouraged, Ir406, 408.

Imposts, see Taxes.

Impotent persons, relief of, 818.
See also Poor, &c.

Impressment: 489.
auditors of, 1575.
carts forbidden, Irll20.
colliers free of, 3416, 3567,
4069.

exemptions from, 988, 2600,
2620, 3560, 4414, S2741.
forbidden without a licence,
Irl203.

harvesters free from, 3365.
of horses, S2827, 2957.
of Irish rebels for service in
Sweden, SI 149.
pressed men :

committee for complaints of,
S3267, 3273, 3288, 3297.
who desert, 850.
not to enter in private ships,
1400.

to be re-engaged by their
masters, 818.

regulations for march of, 1797.
rendezvous of, Ir335.
to return to the service, 1549.
warrants for releasing, S3297.
See Seamen, Sailors, &c.
protection from, 4494.
sailors, see that title.
of soldiers : 2620, Irl821.
for Ireland, 2934.
suspended, 4144.
against undue, S3223.

Imprisonment :
for debt, Ir524.

wrongful, writ for preventing,
published, S3209.

Incendiaries, reward for arrest of,
3688, 4480, S1727.

Incest :

enforcing acts against, S342.
punished with death, S2022.

Inch, Irl537.

Inch of St. Johnstoun, Ir2725.

Inchinavanagh, Irl517.

Inchiquin :

Murrough O’Brien, 1st Earl of,
and 6th Baron, 2736, Ir445,
446.

William O’Brien, 3rd Earl of,
see under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

See also O’Brien.

Income judged by Subsidy books,
717.

Incorporation, grants of, revoked,
1800, 1900, 3881.

Incursions :

into England, against, S621.

See also Border incursions.

Indemnity: S2728, 3247.

Acts: 3195.

fines under, S2258, 2272, 2274,
2286.

Indemnity :

Bill of, Ir765.

to all British Protestants of
Munster, Ir532.

Committee for, 3002.
exceptions to, S2728, 2937.

Kent Committee of, 2745.
promised to all, Irl013.
to rebels, S2313, 2320, 2556,
2837, 2921.

to all servants of the Common-
wealth for acts of war, Ir523.
See also Pardon.

Independents :

unlawful assemblies of, Ir628.
Ormonde to suppress, Ir454.

Indentured servants for America,
3737.

India :

residence or trade in forbidden,
3790.

subjects recalled from, 3833.

See also Indies.

Indian gold and silver, pirates
with, S3101.

Indico starch, Ir290.

Indies, the :

Company trading to, S3187,
3188, 3189, 3203.
pirates in, 4199, 4200.

See also East Indies and West
Indies.

Indigo, 843.

Indulgence :

Declaration of, see Declaration
of Indulgence.

to English people, Bull of
(1554), 457.

to Hugh O’Neile, Irl56.
to Presbyterians, S2689.
to Roman Catholics, Ir835,
1013.

Indulged ministers, instructions
to, S2407.

Infeftments, for registration of,
S1219.

Infidels, trade with, forbidden by
law, 3731.

Infirmary for the Army, Irl426.
See also Hospitals.

Information from the Estates of
Scotland, S1711, 1814.

Informers :

not to be abused, 621.
protected, 1704.
regulated, 1314.
reward to, against sowers of
sedition (1550), 379.
wool trade, whole fines granted
to, S3180.

Inghram, see Ingram.

Inglis :

Alexander, S27.

Helen, spouse to Lentron, S2401.
James, Meiklehareshaw, Shots,
Lanarkshire Covenanters,
S2567.

James, weaver, Wings, Had-
dington, S2567.

John, Haddington, S2567.

John, Huntershill, Shots, Lan-
arkshire Covenanters, S2567.
John, weaver, Straven, Evan-
dale, S2567.

Thomas, shoemaker, Lanerk,
S2567.

Thomas, younger, Knockbreck,
Carrick, S2567.

William, Selkirk, S2567.

Inglistoun :

Dairy, S2320.

Dumfries, S2567.

Edinburgh, S2567.

Inglistoun, Mains of, Edinburgh,
S2567.

Ingoldsby :

Sir Henry, Bt. See under Privy
Council, uncUr Ireland.

Ingoldsby :

Col. Sir Richard, Irl376, 1390.
See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Ingram, Inghram, Ingrham, &c. :
Sir Thomas, 3366.

William, Cairngillan, Torbol-
toun, S2567.

William, Torboltoun, S2567.

Iniskeane, Cork, Irl315.

Iniskilly, seneschal of, exempted
from pardon, IrlOO.

Injunctions (Henry VIII) to be
observed, 176.

The Injured Protestant Vindicated,
111 381.

Inland Letter Office, see Post
Office.

Innermarky, for the sheriff of,
S188.

Innes :

Alexander, of Coxtoun, S2829.
Ensign Alexander, S3084.
Ensign William (D'Offerel’s
regiment), S3084.

Innes (Sir Henry Innes), Laird
of, S3222.

Innkeepers :

not to be brewers, 1748.
recognizances from, 1055, 1244
1265.

regulations for, Ir634.
to send in daily lists of their
guests to Justices of Peace,
2884.

Innocent VIII, Bull, 335.

Innocents’ day not to be observed,
195.

Inquest of ships, sailors, &c.,
ordered, 548.

Inquiry office for servants, S3207.

Inquisition of Clerk of the Market,
1099, 1100, 1101, 1102.

Inns :

bed to be kept for travellers,
Ir293.

to keep a chained measure at
the door, 1728.
closing time for, Ir634.

See also Alehouses.

Inns of Court, volunteer regiment
(Lord Littleton’s), 2568.

Insologher, Irl493.

Insurance, registration of poli-
cies, 3831.

Insurgents, false rumours of,
S383.

Insurrections, see Rebellions.

Intelligence Office in Edinburgh,
S3207.

Intercommuning, letters of, SI 833.

Interest :

on Exchequer Bills, £1 12s. Id.

per cent., 4223.
on loans, 2345, 2357, 2478, 2550,
2645, 2688, IrllOl, 1112.
reduced, S1594.

Interludes forbidden, 365, 1210.
2789.

to be licensed, 395, 427, Ir837.
regulations for, 509.

International arbitration, 3055.

International law, see Foreign
Ships.

Interregnum orders, &c., 3918
sqq., 3921.

The Interpreter, 1092.

The Introduction to a Devout Life, 1746.

Invasion, expected : 63, 83, 837,
1483, 1485, 1826, 3079, 3876,
IrlOOO, 1017, 1045, 1097,

S38, 41, 640, 2805, 3109, 3335,
3345.

expected from Ireland, 1959,
2027, 2504, S1841, 2825.
by Scots, 84, 90, 131, 312, 1522,
1523, 2517, 2779, S1716, 1717,
1718, 1965.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates \ 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

590

Invasion

INDEX

Ireland: Lord Justices

Invasion :

condemned by General Assem-
bly, S1973.

English invasion of Scotland
expected, S13, 87, 221, 226,
621, 906, 1701.
of Ireland, 923, 930.
of Jacobites feared, 4437 4441,
Irl554.

by Montrose, S1842, 1846.
preparation against Scottish,
1791, 1816.

of Spanish projected, S781, 803,
806, 813, 817.

of William, Prince of Orange,
3890, Irl049, 1051.

Invention of Cross not to be ob-
served, 195.

Inventory :

of annual rents to be given in,
S1575.

of money on loan, S1601.
of wards’ estates to be made by
guardians, S2959.

Inverary, Argyllshire, correction
house to be built, S3145.

Innerkeithing :

Fifeshire, S1806, 2567.
coal, SI 806.

Inverlochy, Inverness - shire,
march on fortifications at,
S2874, 2904.

Inverness (Innerness) :
collection for bridge, S2481.
correction house to be built,
S3145.

muster at, S209, 210, 212.
post to, started, S2332.
revolt in, S2010.
rising in, S2010.

Royalists to gather at, S2023.
stone bridge at, S2481.

Inverary, Lieutenant of, S2566.

Inverury, Lord, see Kintore, Wil-
liam Keitch, Earl of.

Inverwick, Haddington, S2567.

Invitation to Charles Prince of
Wales to come to Scotland,
S1974.

Irby :

Sir Anthony, M.P., 2167, 2348,
3272.

Leonard, M.P., 575.

; Ireland : Chief Governors and
Council.

Lord Lieutenants :

Berkeley of Stratton, John, 1st
Baron, Ir808, 809, 810, 814,
815, 816, 817, 818, 819, 820,
821, 822, 823, 824, 825.
Clarendon, Henry Hyde, 2nd
Earl of, Ii-961, 963, 966, 968.
Cromwell, Henry, Ir603, 604.
Cromwell, Oliver, Ir459, 460.
Essex :

Robert Devereux, 19th Earl of,
Ir78.

Arthur Capell, 21st Earl of,
Ir828, 829, 830, 831, 832, 833,
834, 835, 836, 837, 838, 839,
840, 841, 842, 843, 844, 845,
847, 849, 850, 851, 852, 853,
854, 856, 857, 859, 860, 865,
866, 867, 869, 870, 871, 872,
873, 874, 875, 876, 877, 878, 879.
Mountjoy, CharlesBlount,K.G.,
8th Baron, Irl71.

Ormonde :

James Butler, K.G., 13th Earl
of, afterwards 1st Duke of,
Ir388, 393, 394, 397, 398,
408,, 410, 411, 412, 413, 414,
415, 417, 418, 419, 420, 421,
423, 424, 426, 427, 428, 431,
433 a, 434, 437 a, 442 a, 454,
455, 456. 457, 683, 684,685,686,
687, 688, 689, 691, 692, 693,

Ireland : Lord Lieutenants :

Ormonde :

694, 695, 696, 697, 698, 699,
700, 711, 712, 713, 714, 715,
716, 717, 718, 719, 720, 721,
722, 723, 724, 725, 748, 749,
750, 751, 752, 753, 754, 755,
756, 759, 760, 761, 762, 763,
764, 765, 766, 767, 768, 769,
770, 771, 772, 773, 774, 775,
776, 777, 778, 779, 780, 781,
782, 783, 784, 785, 789, 790,
791, 792, 880, 881, 882, 883,
884, 885, 886, 887, 888, 889,
891, 892, 895, 897, 898, 899,
902, 903, 904, 905, 906, 907,
908, 909, 910, 911, 912, 913,
914, 915, 916, 917, 920, 921,
922, 934, 935, 937, 938, 940.

James Butler, K.G., 2nd Duke
of, Irl492, 1493, 1494, 1496,
1498, 1501, 1502, 1503, 1513,
1517, 1518, 1519, 1520, 1604,
1605, 1607, 1608.

Pembroke, Thomas Herbert,
K.G., 27th Earl of, Irl540,
1541, 1542, 1543, 1544, 1546,
1547, 1548, 1549.

Robartes of Truro, John, 2nd
Baron, Ir802, 803, 804, 805,
806, 807.

Rochester,LaurenceHyde,K.G.,
4th Earl of, Irl443, 1445,1446,
1447, 1448, 1450, 1451, 1453.

Shrewsbury, Charles Talbot,
K.G., 15th Earl of, 1st Duke
of, Irl631, 1632, 1633, 1634,
1636.

Strafford, Thomas Wentworth,
K.G., 1st Earl of, Ir334.

Sussex, Thomas Radclyffe,K.G.,
10th Earl of, Ir38, 39, 40, 41,
42, 43, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 52,
53.

Sydney of Shepey, Henry Syd-
ney, 1st Viscount, Irl267,
1268, 1270, 1272, 1273, 1274,
1276, 1277, 1279, 1280, 1281,
1282, 1284, 1286, 1287, 1288,
1289, 1290.

Wharton, Thomas Wharton, 5th
Baron, 1st Earl of, Irl571,
1572, 1573, 1574, 1575, 1590,
1592, 1593, 1594.

Lord Lieutenant :

commissions granted by, or
his deputy, Ir497.

office of, reassumed by Or-
monde, Ir454.

petitions to, Ir685, 699.

secretaries to, Ir699.

Lord Deputies :

Arran, Richard Butler, 1st Earl
of, Ir924, 925, 926, 927, 928,
929, 930, 931, 932, 933.

Bellingham, Sir Edward, Mar-
shal of the army, Irl4, 15.

Burgh, Thomas, K.G., 5th
Baron, Irl50.

Capell of Tewkesbury, Henry,
K.B., 1st Baron, Irl307, 1309,
1310, 1311, 1312, 1313, 1314,
1315, 1316, 1317, 1318, 1319,
1320.

Carey, Sir George, of Cocking-
ton, Irl72, 176, 177.

Chichester of Belfast, Sir
Arthur, 1st Baron, Irl78,
179, 180, 181, 184, 185, 186,
187, 188, 189, 190, 191, 193,
194, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199,
200, 203, 204, 207, 208, 211,
212, 215.

Clanriearde, Ulick Bourke, 5th
Earl, 1st Marquis of, Ir463.

Croft, Sir James, Irl8.

Cromwell, Henry, Ir593, 595,
596-602.

Ireland : Lord Deputies :

Falkland, Sir Henry Carye,
K.B., 1st Viscount, Ir241,
242, 243, 244, 245, 246,

247, 248, 249, 250, 251, 252,
253, 254, 255, 256, 257, 258,
259, 260, 261, 262, 263, 265,
266, 269, 270, 271, 272, 273,
276, 277, 278, 279, 280, 281,
282, 283.

Fleetwood, Charles, Ir502, 508,
509, 512, 514, 515, 517, 518,
519.

FitzWalter, Thomas Radclyffe,
12th Baron, afterwards 10th
Earl of Sussex, Ir22, 23, 24,
25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32,
33.

FitzWilliam, Sir William, Ir70,
72, 74, 75, 76, 77, 129, 130,
131, 132, 133, 135, 136, 137,
138, 139, 140, 141, 142.

Grandison of Limerick, Sir
Oliver St. John, 1st Viscount,
Ir233, 234, 235, 236, 237.

Grey de Wilton, Arthur Grey,
14th Baron, Ir98, 100, 101,
103, 105.

Ireton, Henry, Ir465, 474.

Mountjoy, Charles Blount, 8th
Baron, Irl55, 157, 159, 161,
163, 164, 166, 168.

Ossory, Thomas Butler, K.G.,
Earl of, son of 1st Duke of
Ormonde, Ir726, 727, 728,
729, 730, 731, 732, 733, 735,
736, 737, 738, 739, 740, 741,
742, 743, 744, 745, 746, 747,
794, 795, 796, 797, 798, 799,
800, 801.

Perrot, Sir John, Irll6, 117,
118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123,
128.

Russell, Sir William, after-
wards 1st Baron Russell of
Thornhaugh, Irl46, 147, 148,
149.

St. John, Sir Oliver, Ir220, 221 a,
222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227,
228, 229, 230, 231, 232 ; see
also Grandison, Viscount.

St. Leger, Sir Anthony, K.G.,
Ir3, 17.

Sidney, Sir Henry, K.G., Ir55,
56, 57, 58, 59, 61, 62, 64, 65,
66, 67, 79, 81, 82, 83, 84.

Sussex, see FitzWalter.

Tyrconnel, Richard Talbot,
3rd Earl of, Duke of, Ir969,
970, 971, 972, 976, 977,

978, 980, 981, 982, 983, 984,
986, 987, 990, 991, 992, 993,
994, 995, 998, 1000, 1004,
1007, 1008, 1009, 1010, 1012,
1017, 1018, 1020.

Wandesford, Sir Christopher,
Ir335.

Wentworth, Sir Thomas Went-
worth, 1st Baron, afterwards
Earl of Strafford, Ir299,
300, 301, 302, 303, 304, 305,
306, 307, 308, 309, 310, 311,
312, 314, 315, 316, 317, 319,
320, 321, 322, 323, 324, 325,
326, 327, 328, 329, 330,

331.

Lord Deputy :

abandonment of privilege by,
of buying coals, Ir303.

justified by James I, Ir214.

opposition to, fomented by
Roman Catholic hierarchy,
Ir217.

Lord J ustices :

Armagh, Archbishops of :

Michael Boyle, Ir942, 947, 949,
950, 951, 952, 953, 955, 956,
957, 958, 959.

Ireland : Lord Justices :

Armagh, Archbishops of :
Narcissus Marsh, Irl533, 1534,
1535, 1536, 1537, 1538, 1539,
1541, 1542, 1543, 1546, 1547,
1548, 1549, 1550, 1551, 1552,
1554, 1556, 1557, 1558, 1559,
1560, 1561, 1562, 1563, 1564,
1568, 1569, 1570, 1596.
Thomas Lindsay, Irl637, 1638,
1639.

Arnold, Sir Nicholas, Ir54.

Aylmer, Sir Gerald, L.C.K.B.,
Irl9.

Berkeley, Charles, 2nd Earl of,
Irl 402, 1404, 1406, 1407,

1409, 1410, 1411, 1413, 1415,
1417, 1418, 1420, 1422, 1423,
1424, 1426, 1427, 1428, 1429,
1430, 1431, 1432, 1433.

Bolton, Charles Powlett, K.G.,
2nd Duke of, Irl 390, 1391,
1392, 1394, 1395, 1397.

Borlase, Sir John, Ir337, 339,
340, 341, 342, 343, 345, 346,
348, 352, 353, 356, 358, 358 a,
359, 360, 362, 363, 364, 365,
366, 368, 369, 370, 371, 373,
374, 375, 376, 377, 378, 379,
380, 381, 382, 383, 384, 385,
386, 387, 389, 391.

Brabazon, Sir William, V.T.,
Irl4.

Capell of Tewkesbury, Henry,
1st Baron, Irl292, 1295, 1297,
1299, 1300, 1304, 1305, 1306.

Coningsby, Thomas, afterwards
1st Baron Coningsby of Clan-
brassil,Irll45, 1148, 1151, 1153,
1156, 1160, 1162, 1165, 1167,
1170, 1172, 1173, 1174, 1175,
1177, 1179, 1180, 1182, 1183,
1185, 1189, 1192, 1193, 1194,
1195, 1197, 1199, 1201, 1202,
1204, 1205, 1206, 1208, 1209,
1211, 1213, 1215, 1216, 1217,
1218, 1219, 1220, 1221, 1223,
1224, 1226, 1227, 1228, 1229,
1230, 1232, 1234, 1235, 1237,
1239, 1240, 1243, 1244, 1245,
1246, 1247, 1249, 1250, 1252,
1255, 1256, 1257, 1259, 1261,
1263, 1264, 1265.

Corke, Richard Boyle, 1st Earl
of, Ir284, 285, 286, 287, 289,
290, 291, 292, 293, 294, 295,
296 298

Cox, Sir Richard, Irl505, 1507,
1509, 1510, 1511, 1512, 1521,
1522, 1523, 1524, 1525, 1526,
1527, 1528, 1529, 1530, 1531,
1532, 1533, 1534, 1535, 1536,
1537, 1538, 1539.

Cusack, Sir Thomas, Irl9.

Cutts, Sir John, 1st Baron Cutts
of Gowran, Irl621, 1522,1523,
1524, 1525, 1527, 1528, 1529,
1530, 1531, 1532.

Dillon, Lord Robert, of Kil-
kenny West, afterwards 2nd
Earl of Roscommon, Ir332,
333.

Drogheda, Henry Hamilton-
Moore, 3rd Earl of, Irl324,
1325, 1326, 1327, 1328, 1435,

1436, 1137, 1438, 1440, 1441,
1442, 1454, 1456, 1457, 1458,
1459, 1461.

Drury, SirWilliam, Ir85, 87, 88.

Dublin, Archbishops of :

Adam Loftus, Irl07, 108, 109,
110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115.
Michael Boyle, Ir861, 862,
864.

Narcissus Marsh, Irl435, 1436,

1437, 1438, 1440, 1441, 1442,
1454, 1456, 1457, 1458, 1459,
1461.

j 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
j 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

591 4^2

Key to
Dates

Ireland: Lord Justices

INDEX

Ireland : Privy Council

Ireland :

Lord Justices :

Duncombe, William, Irl292,
1295, 1297, 1299, 1300, 1301,
1302, 1303, 1304, 1305, 1306.

Erie, Lieut. -Gen. Thomas,
Irl469, 1475, 1476,1478,1479,
1487, 1488, 1490, 1505, 1507,

1509, 1512.

Eustace, Sir Maurice, Ir622,
623, 624, 625, 626, 627, 628,
629, 630, 631, 632, 633, 634,
635, 636, 639, 641, 642, 643,
645, 647, 648, 652, 653, 655,
657, 658, 659, 660, 661, 662,
663, 664, 666, 667, 669, 670,
671, 672, 674, 676, 677, 678,
679, 680, 681.

Fitz William, Sir William, Ir36,
37, 44.

Forbes, Sir Arthur, Bt., after-
wards Viscount Granard, q.v.,
Ir861.

Freeman, Richard, Irl550, 1551,
1552, 1554, 1556, 1557, 1558,
1559, 1560, 1561, 1562, 1563,
1564, 1568, 1569, 1570, 1574,
1576, 1577, 1578, 1579, 1580,
1581, 1582, 1584, 1585, 1586,
1587, 1588, 1589, 1595.

Galway, Henry do Massue de
Ruvigny, 2nd Marquis de
Ruvigny, 1st Earl of, Irl329,
1330, 1331, 1333, 1334, 1335,
1336, 1339, 1341, 1345, 1346,
1347, 1348, 1349, 1350, 1352,
1353, 1354, 1355, 1356, 1357,
1358, 1360, 1361, 1362, 1363,
1364, 1365, 1366, 1367, 1368,
1369, 1370, 1372, 1374, 1376,
1377, 1378, 1379, 1380, 1381,
1382, 1383, 1384, 1385, 1386,
1387, 1389, 1390, 1391, 1392,
1394, 1395, 1397, 1398, 1399,
1400, 1401, 1402, 1404, 1406,
1407, 1409, 1410, 1411, 1413,
1415, 1417, 1418, 1420, 1422,
1423, 1424, 1426, 1427, 1428,
1429, 1430, 1431, 1432, 1433.

Granard, Sir Arthur Forbes,
1st Viscount, 1st Earl, Ir862,
864, 942, 947, 949, 950, 951,
952, 953, 955, 956, 957, 958,
959.

Ingoldsby, Col. Sir Richard,
Irl598, 1599, 1600, 1601, 1602,
1609.

Keight.ly, Thomas, Irl465, 1466,
1467, 1468, 1469, 1470, 1471,

1473, 1475, 1477, 1478, 1479,
1481, 1482, 1483, 1485, 1486,
1487, 1488.

Loftus of Ely, Sir Adam,
1st Viscount, Ir238, 239, 240,
284, 285, 286, 287, 289, 290,
291, 292, 293, 294, 295, 296,
298.

Mount-Alexander, Hugh Mont-
gomery, 2nd Earl of, Irl435,
1436, 1437, 1438, 1440, 1441,
1442, 1465, 1466, 1467, 1468,
1469, 1470, 1471, 1472, 1473,

1474, 1475, 1476, 1477, 1478,
1479, 1480, 1481, 1482, 1483,
1484, 1485, 1486, 1487, 1488,
1489, 1490, 1505, 1507, 1509,

1510, 1511, 1512.

Mountjoy, Charles Blount, 8th

Baron, Irl69, 170.

Mountrath :

Sir Charles Coote, Bt., 1st
Earl of, Ir621, 622, 623, 624,
625, 626, 627, 628, 629, 630,
631, 632, 633, 634, 635, 636,
639, 641, 642, 643, 645, 647,
648, 652, 653, 655, 657, 658,
659, 660, 661, 662, 663, 664,
666, 667.

Ireland : Lord Justices :

Mountrath :

Charles Coote, 3rd Earl of,
Irl324, 1325, 1326, 1327, 1328.

Orrery, Roger Boyle, Lord
Broghill, 1st Earl of, Ir626,
627, 628, 629, 630, 631, 632,
633, 634, 635, 636, 639, 641,
642, 643, 645, 647, 648, 652,
653, 655, 657, 658, 659, 660,
661, 662, 663, 664, 666, 667,
669, 670, 671, 672, 674, 676,
677, 678, 679, 680, 681.

Parsons, Sir William, Ir337, 339,
340, 341, 342, 343, 345, 346,
348, 352, 353, 356, 358, 358 a,
359, 360, 362, 363, 364, 365,
366, 368, 369, 370, 371, 373,
374, 375, 376, 377, 378, 379,
380.

Pelham, Sir William, Ir89, 90,
91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96.

Phipps, Sir Constantine, Irl597,
1598, 1599, 1600, 1601, 1602,
1609, 1610, 1611, 1612, 1613,
1614, 1615, 1616, 1617, 1618,
1619, 1620, 1621, 1622, 1623,
1624, 1625, 1626, 1627, 1628,
1629, 1630, 1637, 1638, 1639.

Porter, Sir Charles, Irll80,
1182, 1183, 1185, 1189, 1192,
1193, 1194, 1195, 1197, 1199,
1201, 1202, 1204, 1205, 1206,
1208, 1209, 1211, 1213, 1215,
1216, 1217, 1218, 1219, 1220,
1221, 1223, 1224, 1226, 1227,
1228, 1229, 1230, 1232, 1234,
1235, 1237, 1239, 1240, 1243,
1244, 1245, 1246, 1247, 1249,
1250, 1252, 1255, 1256, 1257,
1259, 1261, 1263, 1264, 1321,
1322, 1323, 1324, 1325, 1326.

Powerscourt, Sir Richard
Wingfield, 1st Viscount,
Ir238, 239, 240.

Sidney, Sir Henry, Ir34.

Sydney of Shepey, Henry
Sydney, 1st Viscount, Irll45,
1148, 1151, 1153, 1156, 1160,
1162, 1165, 1167, 1170, 1172,
1173, 1174, 1175, 1177, 1179.

Tichborne, Sir Henry, Ir381,
382, 383, 384, 385, 386, 387,
389, 391.

Tuam, John Vesey, Archbishop
of, Irl613, 1614, 1615, 1616,
1617, 1618, 1619, 1620, 1621,
1622, 1623, 1624, 1625, 1626,
1627, 1628, 1629, 1630, 1637,
1638.

Wallop, Sir Henry, Irl07, 108,
109,110, 111,112,113,114,115.

Wandesford, Sir Christopher,
Ir332, 333.

Weston, Robert, Ir60.

Winchester, Charles Powlett,
Marquis of, Irl329, 1330,

1331, 1333, 1334, 1335, 1336,
1339, 1341, 1345, 1346, 1347,
1348, 1349, 1350, 1352, 1353,
1354, 1355, 1356, 1357, 1358,
1360, 1361, 1362, 1363, 1364,
1365, 1366, 1367, 1368, 1369,
1370, 1372, 1374, 1376, 1377,
1378, 1379, 1380, 1381, 1382,
1383, 1384, 1385, 1386, 1387,
1389 ; afterwards 2nd Duke
of Bolton, q.v.

Wycli, Sir Cyril, Irl291, 1292,
1295, 1297, 1299, 1300, 1301,
1302, 1303, 1304, 1305, 1306.

Lords Justices :
cess for, Irl07.

letter to Charles I concerning
voyage to Ireland, 2085.

Lord Chancellors :

Armagh, Michael Boyle, Archbp.
of, Ir902, 903, 904, 905, 906,

Ireland : Lord Chancellors :

Armagh :

908, 909, 910, 911, 912, 913,
914, 917, 920, 921, 922, 924,
925, 926, 928, 930, 931, 932,
933, 934, 935, 936, 963.

Bolton, Sir Richard, Ir333, 335,
379, 380, 381, 382, 385, 386,
387, 389, 391, 393, 395, 397,
398, 399, 401, 402, 403, 404,
405, 406, 407, 408, 410, 412,
414, 415, 418, 419, 420, 421,
423, 426, 428, 435.

Cox, Sir Richard, Irl496, 1500,
1501, 1503, 1513, 1515, 1517,
1518, 1520.

Eustace, Sir Maurice, 1 1668, 682,
683, 686, 687, 691, 692, 693,
694, 696, 698, 700, 704, 705,
711, 713, 715, 716, 723, 731,
732, 736.

Freeman, Richard, Irl541,1542,
1543, 1546, 1547, 1548, 1549,
1553, 1565, 1574, 1577, 1583,
1592, 1593.

Fytton, Sir Alexander, Ir969,
970, 972, 976, 977, 980, 982,
983, 984, 986, 987, 991, 995,
1000, 1004, 1007, 1009, 1020.

Dublin, Archbishops of :

Hugh Curwen, Ir46.

Adam Loftus, Irl55, 159, 166,
168, 169, 172, 176, 177, 178,
180.

Thomas Jones, Irl85, 186,
187, 188, 189, 190, 191, 193,
194, 196, 197, 198, 200, 203,
221 a, 222, 223, 225.

Michael Boyle, Ir741, 743, 744,
748,750, 751, 752, 753, 754,755,
756, 759, 760, 761,764, 768,769,
770, 779, 780, 782, 783, 784,
785, 789, 791, 792, 794, 796,
797, 799, 800, 801, 802, 803,
804, 805, 806, 807, 808, 809,
810, 815, 816, 818, 819, 820,
821, 823, 824, 831, 832, 833,
835, 840, 842, 844, 847, 850,
851, 853, 854, 856, 857, 859,
860, 865, 871, 874, 875, 877,
878, 880, 881, 882, 884, 885,
886, 887, 889, 891, 892, 895,
897, 898.

Loftus of Ely, Sir Adam, 1st
Visct., Ir232, 233, 234, 235,
241, 242, 243, 246, 247, 248,
249, 250, 255, 256, 257, 259,
265, 269, 270, 273, 281, 282,
302, 303, 305, 306, 314, 315,
316, 317, 321.

Methuen, John, Irl329, 1330,
1335, 1336, 1346, 1347, 1348,
1380, 1381, 1383, 1385, 1386,
1389, 1390, 1391, 1392, 1395,
1399, 1400, 1404, 1407, 1410,
1423, 1448.

Phipps, Sir Constantine, Irl603,
1604, 1605, 1607, 1608, 1633,
1634, 1636, 1637, 1638, 1639.

Porter, Sir Charles, Ir966, 968,
1265, 1268, 1270, 1274, 1277,
1280, 1284, 1287, 1289, 1291,
1292, 1295, 1297, 1306, 1307,

. 1309, 1310, 1311, 1312, 1314,
1315, 1316, 1317, 1319, 1320.

Steele, William, Ir593, 595,
596, 601, 605.

Tichborne, Sir Henry, Ir403,
404, 431, 435.

Lord Keepers :

Blesington, Murrough Boyle,
1st Viscount, Irl301, 1350,

1354, 1355, 1356, 1358, 1363,
1366, 1367.

Longford, Francis Aungier, 1st
Earl of, Irl301, 1353, 1354,

1355, 1356, 1358, 1363, 1367,
1370, 1374.

Ireland :

Lord Keepers :

Meath, Edward Brabazon, 4tli
Earl of, Irl354, 1370, 1371,
1454, 1457, 1459, 1461, 1471,

1481, 1486.

Mount-Alexander, Hugh Mont-
gomery, 2nd Earl of, Irl454,
1456, 1457, 1459, 1461.

Kildare, William Moreton,
Bishop of, Irl479, 1481, 1487,
1488, 1490.

Secretaries :

Addison, Joseph, Secretary,
Irl571, 1572, 1573, 1575, 1590,
1594.

Aldworth, Sir Richard, P.C,
I1866, 1300, 1310, 1312, 1313,
1314, 1315, 1316, 1317, 1318,
1319, 1321.

Becher, O., Ir845.

Fenton, Sir Geffrey, Secretary,
P.C., Irl55, 159, 166, 168, 169,
170, 172, 178, 180, 185, 186,
187, 189, 190, 191, 193, 194.

Ford, Sir Henry, Secretary to
Lord Lieutenant, P.C., Ir832,
833, 835, 842, 844.

Harbord, William, Secretary to
Lord Lieutenant, P.C., Ir857.

Lane, Sir George, Bt., Secretary
to Lord Lieutenant, Ir725,
775, 790.

Sheridan, Thomas, Chief Secre-
tary, P.C., 969, 970, 976, 977,
980, 982, 983, 984.

Southwell, Edward, Secretary
of State for Ireland, P.C.,
Irl501, 1503, 1513, 1517, 1518,
1520, 1521, 1604, 1605, 1607.

Wych, Sir Cyril, P.C., Irl272,
1273, 1288, 1290.

Dawson, Joshua, Clerk of the
Council, Irl557, 1560, 1563,
1564, 1580, 1582, 1585, 1587,
1589, 1599, 1625, 1626, 1627.

See also Clarke, Davis, Dawson,
Doddington, Ellis, Feilding,
Ford, Gwyn, Keightley,
Leighton, May, Melfort,
Nagle, Palmer, Podmore,
Pulteney, Southwell, Thurs-
ton.

Commissioners for Government
and Management of Affairs
in Ireland :

Bury, William, Ir620a.

Corbet, Miles, Ir464, 466, 467,
468, 469, 470, 471, 472, 473,
476, 477, 478, 480, 484, 489,
490, 491, 493, 502, 509, 512,
513, 514, 515, 518, 519, 605.

Coote, Sir Charles, Bt., Ir620a.

Jones, John, Ir464, 466, 467,
468, 469, 470, 471, 472, 473,
476, 477, 478, 480, 484, 489,
490, 491, 493, 502, 509, 512,

513, 514, 515, 517, 518, 519.

Ludlowe, Edmond, Ir464, 466,

467, 468, 469, 470, 471, 472,
473, 476, 477, 478, 484, 489,
490, 493, 502, 509, 512, 513,

514, 515, 517, 518, 519.

Weaver, John, Ir464, 466, 467,

468, 469, 470, 471, 472, 473,
476, 477, 478, 480, 484, 489,
490, 491.

Privy Council :

Abercorn, James Hamilton,
6th Earl of, P.C., Irl448,
1451, 1473, 1477, 1479, 1481,

1482, 1485, 1487, 1488, 1490,
1496, 1501, 1503, 1510, 1513,
1517, 1523, 1525, 1527, 1528,
1530, 1535, 1537, 1538, 1541,
1542, 1576, 1578, 1579, 1581,
1584, 1586, 1588, 1592, 1593,
1605, 1607, 1608, 1610, 1611,

Key to j 1525 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates j 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

592

Ireland : Privy Council

INDEX

Ireland : Privy Council

Ireland : Privy Council :
Abercorn :

1612, 1613, 1614, 1615, 1616,
1617, 1619, 1620, 1621, 1628,
1629, 1630, 1633, 1634, 1636,
1637, 1638, 1639.

Anglesey, Arthur Annesley,
3rd Earl of, P.C , Ir682, 683,
686, 687, 688, 691, 692, 693,
694, 696, 698, 700, 704, 705,
706, 707, 708, 748, 751, 752,
753, 754, 755, 756, 759, 761,

763, 764, 769, 770, 771.
Anglesey, Arthur Annesley,

7th Earl of, P.C., Irl607, 1608,
1619.

Annesley, Sir Francis, Bt.,
afterwards Lord Mount-
norris, q.v., Vice-Treasurer,
P.C., Ir221 a, 222, 223, 224,
225, 232, 233, 234, 235, 238,

241, 242, 247, 248, 269.
Antrim, Alexander MacDon-

nell, 3rd Earl of, P.C , Ir969,
970.

Ardglasse, Vere Essex, Visct.
Lecale, Baron Cromwell, 4th
Earl of, P.C., Ir924, 925.
Armagh, Archbishops of:
Henry Usher, P C., Irl69.
Christopher Hampton, P.C.,
Ir221 a, 223, 226, 228.

James Usher, P.C., Ir273, 281,
282, 290, 291, 295, 298, 301,
305, 310, 319, 331.

John Bramhall, P.C., It-621,
622, 623, 624, 625, 626, 627.
628, 629, 636, 639, 641, 642',
643, 647, 648, 659, 660, 661,
662, 667, 674, 676, 679, 680,
682, 683, 688, 692, 693, 694,
696, 697, 698, 700, 706.

James Margetson, P.C., Ir715,
716, 723, 731, 732, 736, 740,
741, 743, 744, 748, 750, 751,

752, 753, 754, 755, 756, 759,

764, 769, 770, 776, 777, 778,
779, 780, 782, 783, 784, 789,
791, 792, 794, 799, 800, 802,
803, 804, 805, 806, 807, 808,
809, 810, 814, 818, 819, 820,
821, 823, 824, 831, 832, 833,
835, 847, 850, 851, 853, 854,
856, 857, 859, 862, 864, 865,
866, 867, 873, 874, 875, 876,
877, 880, 881, 882, 884, 885,
886, 887.

Michael Boyle, P.C., Ir961.
Narcissus Marsh, P.C., Irl503,
1510, 1513, 1517, 1518, 1520,
1525, 1530, 1531, 1532.
Thomas Lindsay, P.C., Irl633,
1634.

Arran, Richard Butler, 1st Earl
of, P.C., Ir712, 713, 715, 736,
740, 741 , 743, 744, 745, 746, 752,

753, 754, 755, 756, 759, 760,
763, 764, 767, 771, 773, 778,
779, 799, 800, 802, 805, 806,
808, 809, 815, 832, 861, 872,
881, 891, 892, 899, 903, 904,
906, 907, 908, 910, 911, 913,
914, 922, 934, 935, 938.

Audley, Audelay, of Heleigh,
George Tuchet, 11th Baron,
P.C., Irl97.

Aungier of Longford, Sir
Francis Aungier, 1st Baron,
P.C., Irl97, 198, 200, 203,
222, 223, 224, 225, 228,

232, 233, 234, 235, 238, 241,

242, 243, 246, 247, 248, 259,
261, 273, 276, 277, 278, 281,
284, 285, 291, 294, 295.

Francis, 3rd Baron, 1st Earl
of Longford, q.v., P.C., Ir643,
652, 653, 693, 694, 697,

700, 705, 707, 708, 732, 736,

Ireland : Privy Council :

Aungier, Francis :

741, 743, 744, 745, 746, 752,
764, 768, 771, 772, 773, 774,
778, 779, 780, 785, 791, 792,
802, 815, 816, 831, 832, 833,
835, 840, 856.

Aylmer, Sir Gerald, Irl9.

Balfour of Burleigh (Burley),
Sir Michael Balfour, 1st
Baron, P.C., Ir-223.

Balfour of Glenawley, Sir
James Balfour, 1st Baron,
P.C., Ir277, 293.

Baltinglass, Sir Thomas Roper,
5th Viscount, P.C , Ir273, 276,
277, 278, 280, 281, 282, 286,
296, 298, 299, 300, 302, 310,
311.

Barckly, Berkeley, Sir Francis,
P.C., Ir203.

Barrymore :

Richard Barry, 10th Viscount,
2nd Earl of, P.C., Ir647, 648,
694, 771, 778, 881, 924, 925,
980, 986.

James Barry, 12tli Visct., 4th
Earl of, P.C., Irl633.

Bel lew of Duleek, Sir John
Bellew, 1st Baron, P.C.,
I r982, 1000, 1004, 1020.

Berkeley of Stratton :

Sir John Berkeley, 1st Baron,
P.C., Ir692.

Sir William Berkeley, after-
wards 4 th Baron, P.C.,
Irl322.

Berkeley, Sir Maurice, Bt., P.C. ,
Ir706, 711, 712, 713, 715,
723, 732.

Bingley, Sir John, P.C., Ir295.

Bolton :

Sir Edward, P.C., Ir333, 418,
419, 424.

Sir Richard, P.C.. Ir273, 282,
285, 295, 305, 306, 315, 316,
317, 320, 321, 322, 325, 326,
328, 329.

Booth, Sir Robert, P.C., Ir807,
808, 809, 810, 814, 818, 820,
823, 824, 832, 833, 842, 844,
847, 860, 861, 869, 870, 871,
872, 873, 875, 876, 877, 878,
880, 885, 889, 892, 895, 897,
898, 899, 905, 906, 907, 908,
909, 911, 912.

Borlase, Sir John, Master of the
Ordnance, P.C., Ir308, 310,
315, 316, 317, 319, 322, 323,
324, 325, 326, 327, 328, 329,
330, 332, 333, 334, 335.

Bourchier, Sir George, P.C.,
Irl59, 163, 166, 176, 177, 178,
180.

Boyle :

Henry, afterwards 1st Baron
Carleton, P.C., Ir928,935,938.

Sir Richard, 1st Baron Boyle
of Youghal, and 1st Earl of
Cork, q.v., P.C., Ir223.

Blaney, Sir Edward, P.C.,
Ir223.

Blenerhasset, Sir John
(Blener Hayset), P.C., Ir282,
233, 234, 235, 239, 241, 242,
244, 245, 246, 247, 248, 254.

Blesington, Murrough Boyle,
Baron Boyle and 1st Visct.,
P.C., Ir861, 862, 864, 872,
874, 877, 878, 880, 881, 884,
885, 887, 889, 891, 892, 902,
903, 904, 906, 908, 910, 912,
913, 914, 915, 917, 920, 921,
922, 931, 932, 935, 938, 952,
953, 955, 956, 958, 959, 961,
1257, 1263, 1270, 1274, 1277,
1280. 1295, 1297, 1299, 1302,
1310, 1311, 1312, 1317, 1319,

Ireland : Privy Council :

Blesington :

1328, 1329, 1335, 1336, 1346,
1380, 1381, 1383, 1386, 1389,
1390, 1391, 1392, 1395, 1399,
1407, 1410, 1411, 1415, 1417,
1418, 1430, 1431, 1438, 1440,
1456, 1457, 1459, 1461, 1465,
1466, 1467, 1468, 1471, 1473,
1481, 1486, 1521, 1522, 1525,
1550, 1552, 1554, 1558, 1569,
1570, 1595.

Blount, Sir James, P.C., Ir280,
281.

Blundell, Sir Francis, Bt., P.C.,
Ir238, 239, 241, 242, 244, 245,
247, 248, 249, 251, 254, 255,
256, 257.

Brabazon :

Sir Edward, Lord, afterwards
2nd Earl of Meath, q.v., P.C.,
III 86, 197, 203, 223, 224,
226, 227, 228, 232, 233, 234,
238, 239, 243, 245, 246, 250,
251, 253, 375, 376, 378, 379,
380, 381, 382, 383, 384, 385,
386, 387, 389, 391, 393, 394,
397, 398, 399, 401, 402, 404,
433 a, 434.

William, Lord, afterwards
3rd Earl of Meath, P.C.,
Ir852.

Edward, afterwards 4th Earl
of Meath, q.v., P.C., Ir911,
927, 929.

Brien, Donat, P.C., Irl592,
1593, 1604, 1605, 1614, 1615,
1616, 1617, 1628, 1633.

Brodrick :

Alan, L.C.J.Q.B., afterwards
Viscount Midleton, P.C.,
Irl583, 1588, 1592, 1593,
1597.

Sir Thomas, P.C., Irl310,
1312, 1315, 1316, 1317, 1319,
1321, 1322, 1327, 1335, 1336,
1346, 1380, 1381, 1383, 1389,
1392, 1541, 1542, 1543, 1546,
1574, 1592, 1593.

Brounkar, Sir Henry, P.C.,
Irl80.

Bury, William, P.C., Ir595,
596, 601.

Butler :

Pierce, P.C., Irl628, 1633,
1634.

Theophilus, P.C., Irl592, 1593,
1604, 1633, 1636.

Byron, Sir Robert, P.C., Ir740,
743, 744, 745, 746, 748, 750,
751, 752, 753, 754, 755, 756,
767, 771, 773, 774, 776, 777,
778, 780, 782, 783, 789, 792,
799, 808, 809, 810, 818, 832.

Bysse, Bisse, John, P.C., Chief
Baron of Exchequer, Ir621,
622, 623, 624, 626, 636, 639,
641, 642, 643, 652, 653, 654,
657, 661, 663, 677, 681, 691,
692, 694, 698, 700, 704, 708,
736, 740, 750, 751, 753, 754,
755, 767, 772, 773, 774, 776,
785, 789, 803, 810, 816, 818,
820, 821, 831, 832, 835, 840,
842, 847, 849, 851, 852, S56,
859, 862, 864, 865, 866, 867,
869, 870, 872, 873, 874, 875,
878, 881, 882, 887, 891, 892,
898, 905, 906.

Calthorpe, Sir Charles, P.C.,
Irl70.

Carey, Cary, Sir George, P.C.,
Irl55, 159, 166, 168, 169, 170.

Carew, Sir George, afterwards
Earl of Totnes, P.C., Irl55,
168, 203, 204.

Carteret, Sir George, Bt., V.T.,
P.C., Ir797, 799, 800.

Ireland :

Privy Council :

Castlecomer, Sir Christopher
Wandesford, 1st Viscount,
P.C., Irl595, 1622.

Caulfield :

Sir Toby, 1st Lord Caulfield,
Baron Charlemonf, P.C.,
I r221 a, 223, 227, 228, 229,
238, 241, 242, 243, 249, 255,
256, 257, 260, 261, 262, 263,
264, 265, 266, 269, 271, 272.

Sir William, 2nd Lord, P.C.,
Ir273, 278, 284, 285, 288, 287,
293, 294.

William, 5th Lord, afterwards
lstViscountCharlemont,P.C.,
Ir630, 631, 632, 633, 634,635,
636, 639, 642, 643, 657, 659,
660, 661, 662, 663, 667, 672,
674, 679, 683, 686, 687, 691,
700, 704, 711, 715, 723.

Charlemont, William Caulfield,
2nd Viscount, P.C., Ir754,
783, 789, 802, 809.

Chichester :

Sir Arthur, 1st Baron, P.C.,
Ii-223.

Sir Edward, 2nd Baron, 1st
Viscount, Ir417, 418, 419,
420, 421, 423, 424, 427, 428,
431, 434, 435, 437 a.

Arthur, Viscount, afterwards
2nd Earl of Donegall, q.v.,
P.C., Ii 831, 835, 837.

Clanbrassill, Henry Hamilton,
3rd Viscount Claneboye, 2nd
Earl, P.C., Ir818, 821, 853,
862, 864.

Claneboye, Clandeboye, James
Hamilton, 1st Viscount, P.C.,
Ir243, 290, 291, 293.

Clanricarde, Clanrickard :

Richard Bourke, 4th Earl of,
P.C., Irl80.

William Bourke, 6th Earl of,
P.C., Ii-972, 976, 977.

Clare, Daniel O’Brien, 3rd
Viscount, P.C., Ir823, 824,
862, 864.

Clarges, Sir Thomas, P.C.,
Ir705, 707, 708, 712, 713.

Clayton, Col. Randolph, P.C.,
Ir8C6, 867.

Cloglier, Bishops of :

John Lesley, P.C., Ir647, 648,
679, 681, 697, 700.

St. George Ash, P.C., Irl835,
1336, 1346, 1347, 1363, 1367,
1370, 1374, 1380, 1381, 1883,
1386, 1389, 1390, 1399, 1400,
1407, 1438, 1510, 1531, 1532,
1535, 1541, 1542, 1546, 1547,
1548. 1568, 1569, 1570, 1584,
1588, 1596, 1607.

Cloyne, Bishops of :

George Synge, P.C., Ir417,
418, 419, 420; 421, 423, 424,
426, 427, 428, 433 a, 434, 435,
437 a.

St. George Ash, P.C., Irl312,
1322, 1329, 1330.

Cole, Sir John, Bt., P.C., Ir864.
865, 870, 877, 878, 880, 8S4,
889, 892, 895, 897, 898, 899,
904, 912, 913, 917, 920, 921,
929, 930, 935, 938.

Collooney, Coloony, see Coote.

Colvi], Sir Robert, P.C., Irl301,
1312.

Coningsby, Thomas, 1st Baron,
P.C., I rl268, 1270, 1541,

1542, 1543.

Connolly, William, P.C.,
Irl592, 1593, 1596.

Conway and Kilulta :

Edward Con way, 2nd Viscount ,
P.C., Ir305, 331.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates ) 166 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

593

Ireland : Privy Council

INDEX

Ireland : Privy Council

Ireland :

Privy Council :

Conway and Kilulta :

Edward Conway, 3rd Viscount,
P.C., Ir677, 679, 686, 687,
688, 691, 696, 774, 803, 804,
831, 835, 840, 842, 844, 852,
853, 854, 856, 857.

Cooke, Richard, L.C.B., Clianc.
of Exchequer, P.C., Irl69,
172, 176, 177, 178, 180, 189,
190. 191, 193, 194, 198, 197,
198j 200, 203.

Coote :

Sir Charles, Bt., P.C., 241,
243, 250, 251, 273, 277, 278,
279, 301, 310, 320, 334, 337,
348, 352, 353, 358, 358 a, 360,
362, 363, 364, 365.

Richard, Lord Coote, 1st Baron
Coloony, P.C., Ir636, 639,
641, 642, 643, 647, 652, 653,

654, 655, 656, 661, 662, 664,
668, 670, 672, 674, 676, 677,
682, 686, 687, 691, 692, 698,
700, 704, 708, 712, 713, 716,
754, 756, 760, 767, 768, 770,
771, 773, 780, 784, 802, 803,
804, 808, 840, 847, 856, 857,
£59, 866, 867, 869, 870, 874,
875, 877, 878, 880, 882, 886,

891, 892, 895, 897, 898, 899,
907, 908, 909, 915, 917, 920.

Richard, 2nd Lord Coote,
Ir934, 935, 938.

Richard, P.C., Irl263, 1264,
1270, 1274, 1280, 1314, 1315,
1481, 1482, 1485.

Corbet, Miles, P.C., Ir575, 593,
595, 596, 601.

Corke, Cork :

Richard Boyle, 1st Earl of,
P.C., Ir273, 299, 300, 301,
302, 303, 305, 306, 308.
Richard Boyle, 3rd Earl of,
P.C., Ir647, 648, 696, 761,
771.

Cox, Sir Richard, Bt., Irl268,
1277, 1292, 1295, 1297, 1299,
1304, 1305, 1306, 1307, 1438,
1440, 1448, 1454, 1456, 1457,
1459, 1461, 1465, 1466, 1467,
1468, 1471, 1479, 1482, 1605,
1607, 1609, 1610, 1611, 1612,
1614, 1615, 1619, 1620, 1621,
1622, 1624, 1628, 1629, 1630,
1633, 1636, 1637.

Cromwell, Thomas, 5th Baron,
1st Viscount Lecale, P.C.,
Ir273, 278, 334.

Crosbie, Sir Piers, P.C., Ir281,
300, 308, 345, 348, 352, 353,
356.

Cuffe, James, P.C., Ir872, 873,
874, 875, 876, 877, 878, 881,
882, 884, 885, 887.

Daly, Denis, P.C., Ir968, 969,
970, 980, 984, 986, 991, 1004.
Davys :

Sir John, P.C., Ir889, 891,

892, 895, 897, 898, 899, 902,
903, 904, 905, 906, 907, 908,
909, 911, 912, 913, 914, 915,
921, 922, 924, 925, 926, 928,
929, 931, 932, 933, 938, 947,
950, 951, 952, 953, 955, 956,
958, 959, 961, 966, 969, 970,
972, 976, 977, 980, 982, 984,
986, 987, 991, 995, 1000, 1004,
1007, 1009.

Sir Paul, P.C., Ir652, 653,

655, 656, 657, 659, 660, 661,
662, 663, 667, 668, 670, 672,
677, 681, 691, 692, 694, 696,
698, 700, 704, 708, 715, 716,
731, 736, 740, 741, 743, 744,
745, 746, 748, 750, 754, 755,
756, 760, 761, 763, 764. 767,

Ireland : Privy Council :

Davys :

Sir Paul :

768, 769, 770, 772, 773, 782,
785, 789, 796, 797, 799, 800,
802, 803, 807, 810, 815, 816,
818, 819, 823, 824.

Sir William, P.C., Ir920, 926,

928, 930, 931, 933, 938, 951,
952

Denham, Sir John, P.C., Irl97,
198, 200, 203.

Dering, Sir Charles, P.C.,
1456, 1457, 1459, 1461, 1465,
1466, 1467, 1468, 1471, 1473,
1477, 1479, 1482, 1485, 1486,
1487, 1488, 1490, 1496, 1501,
1503, 1518, 1521, 1522, 1523,
1525, 1530, 1531, 1532, 1535,
1538, 1541, 1542, 1543, 1546,
1549, 1550, 1552, 1554, 1556,
1574, 1576, 1581, 1584, 1586,
1588, 1592, 1593, 1596, 1605,
1609, 1610, 1611, 1612, 1613,
1614, 1615, 1616, 1617.

Derry, George Montgomery, Bp.
of,*P.C., Irl89, 190, 194, 197.

Desmond, William Feilding,
19th and 2nd Earl of, after-
wards Earl of Denbigh, P.C.,
Ir808, 820.

Digby, Sir Robert, P.C., Ir340,
341, 342.

Dillon :

Col. Carey, P.C., Ir850, 853,
854, 859, 871, 872, 874, 875,
876, 877, 878, 882, 884, 885,
886, 887, 889, 891, 892, 895,
897, 898, 903, 904, 906, 907,
908, 910, 912, 913, 914, 915,
917, 920, 921, 924, 925, 928,

929, 931.

Dillon of Kilkenny West :
Robert, Lord, afterwards 2nd
Earl ofRoscommon, q.v., P.C.,
Ir273, 278, 279, 281, 282, 284,
290, 293, 294, 298, 299, 300,
301, 303, 305, 306, 310, 311,
312, 314, 315, 316, 317, 319,
320, S21, 322, 323, 324, 325,
326, 327, 328, 329, 330, 331,
335, 339, 340, 341, 342, 343,
345, 346, 348, 352, 353, 356,
358, 358 a, 360, 364, 365.
Wentworth, Lord, afterwards
4th Earl of Roscommon, q.v.,
P.C., Ir403, 418, 419, 435,
437.

Dockwra, Sir Henry, afterwards
1st Baron Dockwra of Cul-
more, P.C., Irl80, 221 a, 222,
223, 224, 225, 226, 228, 229,
232, 233, 241, 212, 243, 249,
255, 256, 257, 259, 260, 261,
262, 263, 264, 265, 266, 269,
270, 271, 272, 273, 276, 277,
278, 279, 280, 281, 282, 284,
285, 286, 287.

Doddington, George, P.C.,
Irl541, 1512, 1546.

Domville, Sir Thomas, Bt., of
Temple Oge, Irl577.

Donegall :

Arthur Chichester, 1st Earl
of, P.C., Ir647, 648, 677, 750,
751, 752, 753, 754, 755, 782,
783, 794, 802, 809, 810, 814,
835.

Sir Arthur Chichester, 2nd
Earl of, P.C., Ir861, 886, 887,
889.

Donelan, Donnellan :

Sir James, L.C.J.C.P., P.C.,
Ir622, 623, 624, 626, 659,
660, 661, 662, 664, 667, 670,
674, 676, 692, 700, 704.
Nehemiah, P.C., Irl500, 1507,
1513, 1515, 1520.

Ireland :

Privy Council :

Dopping, Samuel, P.C., Irl605,
1610, 1611, 1612, 1613, 1614,
1615, 1621, 1622, 1624, 1628,
1629, 1630, 1634, 1639.

Down, Jeremy Taylor, Bp. of,
P.C., Ir629, 647, 648, 677,
683, 696.

Down and Connor, Edward
Walkington, Bp. of, P.C.,
Irl448, 1451, 1456, 1457,

1459, 1461, 1465, 1466, 1467,
1468, 1471, 1479, 1482, 1485,
1486, 1496, 1503, 1523, 1527,
1528, 1541, 1542, 1543, 1546,

1547, 1549, 1552, 1556, 1558,
1592, 1593, 1604, 1624, 1628,
1629, 1630, 1633, 1636, 1638.

Doyne, Sir Robert, L.C.B., P.C.,
Irl309, 1311, 1319, 1320,

1327, 1329, 1336, 1347, 1349,
1354, 1358, 1363, 1367, 1370,
1374, 1380, 1381, 1383, 1385,
1386, 1389, 1407, 1410, 1415,
1417, 1420, 1430, 1431, 1438,
1440, 1448, 1451, 1454, 1456,
1457, 1459, 1461, 1465, 1466,
1467, 1468, 1471, 1473, 1481,
1482, 1485, 1487, 1488, 1490,
1496, 1500, 1501, 1503, 1507,
1513, 1515, 1520, 1526, 1527,
1531, 1532, 1534, 1537, 1538,

1541, 1542, 1543, 1546, 1547,

1548, 1549, 1550, 1552, 1553,
1554, 1558, 1559, 1565, 1568,
1570. 1581, 1583, 1584, 1588,
1592, 1593, 1596, 1597, 1604,
1605, 1609, 1610, 1611, 1612,
1613, 1614, 1615, 1622, 1623,
1624, 1630, 1633, 1636, 1637.

Drogheda :

Henry Moore, 3rd Visct.
Moore, 1st Earl of, P.C.,
Ir647, 657, 661, 662, 677, 681,
694, 705, 706, 736, 743, 754,
759, 791, 802, 803, 804.
Henry Hamilton-Moore, 3rd
Earl, 5th Visct., P.C , Ir920,
931, 932, 935, 938, 947, 950,
951, 959, 961, 963, 968, 969,
970, 980, 986, 1173, 1180,
1182, 1211, 1215, 1235, 1239,
1240, 1250, 1252, 1263, 1264,
1268, 1270, 1284, 1292, 1295,
1299, 1302, 1305, 1306, 1309,
1311, 1329, 1335, 1346, 1348,
1349, 1380, 1381, 1389, 1399,
1411, 1415, 1513, 1520, 1530,

1542, 1550, 1559.

Dublin, Archbishops of :

Lancelot Bulkeley, P.C., Ir233,
234, 243, 259, 262, 266, 273,
296, 314, 331, 333, 337, 345,
346, 356, 371, 378, 379, 382,
383, 389, 391, 393, 394, 401,
402, 435.

James Margetson, P.C., Ir621,
622, 623, 624, 625, 626, 627,
628, 629, 631, 632, 633, 634,
636, 639, 652, 653, 659, 660,
661, 662, 663, 664, 667, 670,
672, 674, 676, 677, 679, 680,
681, 682, 683. 686, 687, 688,
892, 693, 694, 696, 697, 698,
700, 705, 706, 707, 708. 711,
712, 713.

Michael Boyle, P.C., Ir723,
731.

John Parker, P.C., Ir902, 903,
904, 905, 906, 910, 911, 912,
913, 917, 920.

Francis Marsh, P.C., Ir924,
925, 926, 929, 933, 934, 935,
938, 942, 947, 950, 951, 952,
953, 955, 956, 958, 961, 970,
972, 1173, 1175, 1177, 1179,
1180, 1182, 1183, 1193, 1195,

Ireland : Privy Council :

Dublin, Archbishops of :

Francis Marsh :

1202, 1211, 1229, 1230, 1232,
1234, 1235, 1239, 1240, 1244,
1247, 1250, 1252, 1257, 1259,
1261, 1268, 1270, 1274, 1277,
1280, 1284, 1287, 1289, 1292.

Narcissus Marsh, P.C., Irl302,
1306, 1309, 1311, 1314, 1315,
1316, 1317, 1320, 1321, 1322,
1324, 1329, 1335, 1336, 1346,
1347, 1358, 1363, 1367, 1370,
1374, 1380, 1381, 1383, 1385,
1386, 1390, 1392, 1395, 1398,
1399, 1400, 1401, 1407, 1410,
1411, 1417, 1418, 1420, 1423;
1430, 1431, 1465, 1466, 1467,
1468, 1471, 1473, 1477, 1481,
1482.

William King, P.C., Irl496,
1503, 1507, 1510, 1513, 1530,

1531, 1532, 1534, 1535, 1537,
1538, 1541, 1542, 1546, 1547,

1548, 1550, 1554, 1556, 1558,
1561, 1562, 1568, 1569, 1570,
1576, 1578, 1579, 1592, 1593,
1595, 1604, 1605, 1607, 1608,
1610, 1611, 1613, 1616, 1619,
1620, 1630, 1636.

Dungannon, Marcus Trevor,
1st Viscount, P.C., 691,

692, 693, 704, 705, 706, 711,
712, 713, 715, 716, 723, 731,
740, 744, 745, 746, 750, 751,
752, 754, 755, 756, 760, 761,
763, 764, 772, 773, 774, 777,
778, 779, 782, 783, 791, 792,
802, 803, 804.

Dungarvan, Charles Boyle,
Visct., afterwards 4th Earl
of Cork, Treasurer, IrlSll.

Dutton, Sir Thomas, P.C.,
Ir285, 286, 287, 299, 300, 301,
302, 303.

Erie, Maj.-Gen. Thomas, P.C.,
Irl448, 1459, 1461, 1503,
1517.

Erskyne, James, P.C., Ir287,
293, 294, 305.

Esmond, Sir Lawrence, aft. 1st
Baron, of Limerick, P.C.,
Ir223, 243, 260, 284, 291,
293.

Eustace, Sir Maurice, Bt., of
Castle Martin, P.C., Ir818,
819, 820, 832, 833, 837, 856,
882, 889, 905, 915, 926, 932,
935, 938.

Eyre, John, P.C., Ir917.

Fairfax, Col. Thomas, P.C.,
Irl523, 1527, 1528, 1531,

1532, 1534, 1535, 1537, 1543,

1549, 1550, 1552, 1554, 1558,
1576, 1578, 1579, 1581, 1584,
1586, 1588, 1595, 1596.

Falkland, Henry George, 4th
Viscount, P.C., Ir682, 683.

Fane, Sir Henry, P.C., Irll75,
1177, 1179, 1180, 1182, 1183,
1195, 1304, 1456, 1459, 1461.

Fielding, Sir Charles, PC.,
Ir922, 925, 928, 929, 931,
934, 942, 952, 953, 955,

956, 958, 959, 961, 963, 1301,
1304, 1306, 1346, 1347, 1348,
1349, 1350, 1353, 1354, 1355,
1356, 1363, 1367, 1380, 1381,
1383, 1385, 1386, 1389, 1390,
1391, 1392, 1395, 1399, 1400,
1404, 1407, 1410, 1411, 1415,
1417, 1418, 1420, 1423, 1430,
1438, 1448, 1456, 1457, 1459,
1461, 1465, 1466, 1467, 1468,
1471, 1479, 1481, 1482, 1485,
1486, 1487, 1488, 1490, 1496,
1501, 1503, 1507, 1510, 1513,
1517, 1518, 1520, 1523, 1525,

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates \ 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1680 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

594

Ireland : Privy Council

INDEX

Ireland : Privy Council

Ireland : Privy Council :

Fielding :

1527, 1528, 1531, 1532, 1534,
1535, 1537, 1538, 1541, 1542,
1543, 1546, 1547, 1548, 1549,
1550, 1552, 1554, 1556, 1558,
1559, 1561, 1562, 1568. 1569,
1570, 1574, 1576, 1578, 1579,
1581, 1584, 1586, 1588, 1592,
1593, 1595, 1596, 1604, 1605,
1607, 1608, 1609, 1613, 1614,
1615, 1616, 1617, 1621, 1622,
1623, 1624, 1628, 1630, 1633,
1634, 1636, 1637, 1638, 1639.

Fisher, Sir Edward, P.C.,
278, 279, 284, 291.

Fitz Gerald, Robert, P.C.,
Ir852, 861, 866, 867, 874, 875,
878, 881, 882, 885, 889, 895,
897, 898, 899, 904, 907, 908,
912, 915, 917, 1173, 1182, 1183,
1189, 1193, 1195, 1202, 1211,
1224, 1226, 1235, 1312, 1314,
1315, 1319, 1320, 1321, 1322,
1324, 1327, 1328, 1329, 1330,
1335, 1336, 1346, 1348, 1349,
1350, 1353.

Fitzhardinge of Berehaven :

Sir Charles Berkeley, 1st
Viscount, P.C., Ir802, 804.

Sir Maurice Berkeley, Bt., g.v.,
3rd Viscount, P.C., Ir865, 987.

Flower, Sir William, P.C.,
Ir833, 835, 840, 847, 850,
852, 860, 861, 862, 864, 865,

866, 867, 873, 874, 875, 877,
878, 885, 889, 891, 892, 895,
897, 902, 903, 906, 907, 908,
909, 910, 911, 914.

Forbes, Sir Arthur, Bt., P C.,
Ir641, 642, 643, 676, 698, 706,
732, 736, 741, 743, 745, 746,
752, 755, 767, 771, 772, 773,
789, 791, 808, 823, 824, 831,
840, 842, 844, 847, 850, 852,
856, 857, 859, 860. See also
Granard.

Forth, Sir Robert, P.C., Ir417,
418, 419, 420, 421, 424, 426,
427, 428, 431, 433 a, 434, 435,
437 a, 622, 623, 624, 625, 626,
627, 628, 629, 630, 631, 632,
633, 634, 636, 642, 643, 653,
654, 655, 656, 659, 660, 663,
664, 667, 668, 670, 674, 677,
680, 681, 682, 683, 691, 692,
694, 696, 698, 705, 707, 708,
711, 723, 731, 732, 736, 750,
751, 753, 754, 759, 760, 761,
763, 776, 778, 779, 782, 783,
784, 794.

Freeman, Richard, P.C., Irl532,
1534, 1538.

Fullerton, Sir James, P.C.,
Irl87, 191, 193, 194.

Galmoy, Piers Butler, 3rd
Visct. of, P.C., Ir969,970, 972,
980, 982, 984, 1000, 1009.

Gardener, Sir Robert, P.C.,
Irl55, 159.

Gethin, Gething, Sir Richard,
Bt., of Moyallow, P.C., Ir862,
864, 865, 872, 873, 874, 875,
878, 895, 897. 898, 899, 902,
903, 905.

Glenawly, Glenauly, Hugh
Hamilton, 1st Baron Hamil-
ton of, P.C., Ir777, 785, 791,
796, 821, 859, 865, 866, 867.

Gore, William, P.C., Ir861, 866,

867, 869, 870, 895, 897, 917.

Gormanstown, Jenico Preston,

7th Viscount, 10th Baron,
P.C., Ir966, 969, 970, 972,
980, 984, 986, 987, 1000, 1005.

Granard, Sir Arthur Forbes, 1st
Viscount, 1st Earl, P.C.,Ir866,
867, 869, 870, 886, 887, 899,

Ireland : Privy Council :

Granard :

902, 903, 905, 908, 913, 917,
920, 921, 927, 930, 931, 934,
935, 938, 961, 963, 966, 968,
969, 970, 972, 976, 982, 984,
987, 995, 1004, 1020, 1173,
1175, 1177, 1179, 1180, 1182,
1183, 1189, 1234, 1235, 1264,
1268.

Grandison, Sir Oliver St. John,
1st Viscount, P.C., Ir286, 287.
Gwyn, Francis, P.C., Irl448.
Hamilton :

Anthony, P.C., Ir983.

Sir Francis, Bt.,P.C.,Ir641, 642,
643, 648, 652, 653, 654, 670,
682, 694, 698, 707, 708, 715,
731, 732, 745, 746, 754, 755,
773, 774, 777, 789, 791, 802,
808, 831.

Gustavus, P.C., Irl592, 1593,
1595, 1610, 1611, 1612, 1621,
1622.

Sir Hans, Bt., of Monella,P. C.,
Ir847, 856, 859, 860, 865,
867, 869, 870, 878, 887, 895,
897, 898, 899, 913.

Sir James, Bt., P.C., Ir223, 224,
225, 228, 229.

Lieut.-Gen. Richard, P.C.,
Ir966, 1009, 1020.

Sir Robert, Bt., P.C, Ir930,
931, 955, 969, 970, 972, 983,
984, 986, 991, 995.

Hanmer, Hammer, Sir John, Bt.,
P.C., Irl310, 1312, 1316, 1317,
1319, 1322, 1346, 1381, 1383,
1386, 1389, 1390, 1391, 1392,
1395, 1399, 1400, 1404, 1407,
1410, 1423.

Harrington, Sir Henry, P.C.,
IrJ55, 169, 176, 177, i78, 185,
189, 190, 191, 193, 197, 198.
Hayes, Sir James, P.C., Ir880.
Hely, Sir John. P.C., L.C.B.,
afterwards C.J.C.P., Irll89.
1195, 1202, 1208, 1211, 1215,
1224, 1226, 1229, 1232, 1235,
1239, 1240, 1244, 1247, 1250,
1252, 1259, 1261, 1263, 1264,
1270, 1277, 1279, 1284, 1289,
1295, 1297, 1301, 1303, 1304,
1305, 1306, 1307, 1309, 1314,
1315, 1320, 1321, 1328, 1329,
1335, 1336, 1346, 1347, 1354,
1355, 1356, 1363, 1370. 1374,
1381, 1395, 1410, 1413,' 1415,
1418, 1420, 1423, 1430.

Hene, Henry, P.C., Ir913, 914,
915, 917, 920, 921, 924, 925,
926, 927, 929, 930, 931, 932,
934, 935, 938, 942, 947, 950,
951, 952, 953, 955, 958, 961,
963, 969, 970.

Herbert, Edward, 3rd Baron of
Chirbury and Castleisland,
P.C., Ir802.

Hill :

Col. Arthur, P.C., Ir627, 629,
630, 641, 643, 652, 677, 680,
681, 691, 692.

Michael, P.C., Irl335, 1381,
1389.

William, ofHillsborough,P.C.,
Ir874, 902.

Hybots, Hibbotts, Sir Thomas,
P.C., Ir285, 287, 295, 305.
Ikerrin, Ikirryn :

James Butler, 3rd Viscount,
P.C., Ir976, 984.

Pierce Butler, 4th Viscount,
P.C., Irl546, 1547.

Inchiquin, William O’Brien,
3rd Earl, 8th Baron, P.C.,
Irl305, 1306, 1310, 1311, 1324,
1335, 1336, 1346, 1347, 1348,
1404, 1407, 1410, 1420, 1430,

Ireland : Privy Council :

Inchiquin :

1431, 1448, 1457, 1459, 1461,
1466, 1467, 1468, 1473, 1496,
1501, 1517, 1518, 1546, 1547,
1550, 1554, 1556, 1561, 1562,
1570, 1584, 1588, 1592, 1593,
1604, 1605, 1607, 1608, 1629,
1630.

Ingoldsby :

Sir Henry, Bt., P.C., Ir824,
831, 832, 835, 837, 849,

850, 851, 852, 856, 860, 864,
874, 891, 892, 895, 897, 899,

905, 1304, 1305, 1306, 1307,
1310, 1312, 1316, 1317, 1319,
1321, 1322, 1324, 1328, 1346,
1349, 1350, 1354, 1355, 1356,
1363, 1385, 1390, 1391, 1392,
1400, 1407, 1411, 1417, 1420.

Sir Richard, P.C., Irl496, 1528,
1558, 1568, 1570, 1574, 1576,
1577, 1578, 1579, 1580, 1581,
1582, 1584, 1585, 1586, 1587,
1588, 1589, 1592, 1593, 1595,
1596, 1598, 1599, 1600, 1601,
1602, 1603, 1609.

Jeffreyson :

Sir John, P.C., Irl284, 1287,
1292, 1295, 1297, 1299, 1301,
1303, 1305, 1307.

Thomas, P.C., Irl306.

Jephson, Sir John, P.C., Ir203,
295.

Jones :

Richard, P.C., Ir799, 800, 801,
804.

Sir Roger, P.C., Ir244, 247,
248, 250, 251, 253, 254, 255,
256, 257, 263, 264, 270, 271,
272, 276, 280.

Sir Theophilus, P.C., Ir621,
622, 623, 624, 626, 627, 628,
629, 630, 631, 632, 634, 635,
636, 639, 641, 642, 672, 674,
676, 679, 680, 681, 682, 692,
693, 694, 696, 700, 705, 706,
711, 712, 713, 715, 716, 723,
732, 741, 743, 744, 750, 751,
752, 754, 755, 759, 760, 761,
763, 767, 772, 773, 777, 778,
779, 782, 785, 792, 802, 805,
806, 808, 809, 814, 820, 821,
823, 831, 832, 835, 837, 844,
847, 853, 854, 856, 857, 860,
861, 862, 864, 878, 884, 885,
895, 897, 898, 899, 902, 903,

906, 907, 908, 909, 910, 912,
917, 921, 922, 927.

Jones, Sir William, P.C., Ir222,
223, 224, 225, 226, 227, 228,
229, 241, 242.

Keatinge, John, P.C., Ir905,
906, 908, 909, 910, 911, 913,
914, 915, 917, 924, 925, 926,
927, 928, 929, 930, 931, 932,
938, 942, 947, 950, 951, 952,
953, 955, 958, 968, 969, 970,
980, 984, 1000, 1004, 1009.

Keightly, Thomas, P.C., Irl264,
1284, 1303, 1314, 1315, 1316,
1317, 1319, 1320, 1324, 1327,
1328, 1329, 1335, 1353, 1358,
1383, 1391, 1400, 1440, 1451,
1456, 1459, 1461, 1520, 1528,
1532, 1549, 1550, 1552, 1554,
1558, 1569, 1570, 1576, 1595,
1613, 1636.

Kerry, Thomas FitzMaurice,
21st Baron, 1st Earl of, P.C.,
Irl525, 1528, 1532, 1534,

1541, 1542, 1550, 1556, 1558,
1576, 1578, 1579, 1588, 1592,
1593.

Kildare, Earls of :

Wentworth Fitzgerald, 17th
Earl, P.C., Ir642, 647, 672,
674, 700.

Ireland : Privy Council :

Kildare, Earls of :

Robert Fitzgerald, 19th Earl,
P.C., Irl592, 1593, 1596,

1607, 1608, 1613, 1623, 1624.
Kildare, Bishops of :

William Moreton, P.C., Ir922,
925, 928, 929, 931, 934, 935,
938, 1250, 1252, 1257, 1259,
1261, 1268, 1270, 1274, 1277,
1280, 1284, 1287, 1289, 1292,
1297, 1299, 1303, 1304, 1306,
1307, 1310, 1311, 1319, 1321,
1322, 1324, 1330, 1370, 1381,
1383, 1386, 1390, 1391, 1395,
1410, 1418, 1420, 1423, 1430,
1431, 1440, 1448, 1451, 1457,
1459, 1461, 1465, 1466, 1467,
1468, 1496, 1501, 1503, 1507,
1510, 1513, 1517, 1518, 1521,
1522, 1523, 1525, 1527.
Wellbore Ellis, P.C., Irl531,
1534, 1535, 1537, 1541, 1542,
1543, 1546, 1547, 1548, 1549,
1550, 1552, 1561, 1562, 1568,
1569, 1570, 1576, 1578, 1579,
1581, 1584, 1586, 1588, 1592,
1593, 1595, 1604, 1605, 1607,

1608, 1609, 1613, 1614, 1615,
1616, 1617, 1619, 1620, 1621,
1622, 1623, 1624, 1630, 1634,
1637, 1638, 1639.

Kilmallock, Dominick Sars-
field, q.v., 1st Viscount, P.C.,
Ir273, 278, 284 ; see also King-
sale.

King :

Sir John, P.C., Irl97, 198, 200,

203, 221 a, 222, 224, 225, 227,
228, 229, 232, 234, 238, 244,
245, 246, 247, 248, 254, 255,
256, 257, 261, 262, 266, 272,
284, 285, 295, 298.

Sir Robert, P.C., Irl309, 1310,
1312, 1330, 1346, 1349, 1350,
1353, 1354, 1355, 1356, 1358,
1363, 1367, 1370, 1374, 1381,
1390, 1391, 1430, 1431, 1438,
1440, 1448, 1451, 1459, 1461,
1465, 1466, 1467, 1468, 1471,
1473, 1477.

Kingdon, Lemuel, P C., Ir934.

• Kingsale, Dominick Sarsfield,
Visct., relinquished for title
of Kilmallock, P.C., Ir259,
260.

Kingston, Sir John King, 1st
Baron, P.C., Ir647, 686, 687,
691, 697, 705, 711, 723, 748,
751, 753, 754, 756, 772, 773,
774, 779, 780, 782, 783, 784,
789, 809, 810, 815, 816, 853.
Lambart, Lambert :

Sir Charles, P.C., Ir348, 352,
353, 358, 358 a, 362, 363, 365,
368, 371, 374, 376, 377, 378,
379, 380, 382, 383, 385, 386,
389, 391, 393, 394, 397, 398,
399, 401, 402, 404, 405, 406,
407, 408, 410, 412, 414, 415,
417, 418, 419, 420, 421, 424,
426, 427, 428, 431, 433 a, 434,
435, 437 a.

Sir Oliver, 1st Baron Lambart
of Cavan, P.C., Irl76, 178,
180, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189,
190, 194, 196, 197, 198, 203,

204, 221 a, 223.

Lane, Sir George, Bt., after-
wards 1st Viscount Lanes-
borough, P.C., Ir801, 802, 804,
871, 873, 874, 875, 876, 877,
878, 880, 881, 882, 884, 885,
886, 887, 889, 895, 897, 899,
902, 903, 904, 906, 907, 908,
910, 911, 912, 913, 914, 915,
917, 920, 921, 922, 924, 925,
927, 928.

Key to
Dates

1625 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

595

Ireland : Privy Council

INDEX

Ireland : Privy Council

Ireland :

Privy Council :

Ley, Sir James, afterwards 1st
Earl of Marlborough, P.C.,
Irl76, 177, 178, 180, 185, 186,
187, 189, 190, 191, 193,

194.

Limerick, Sir William Dungan,
1st Earl of, P.C., Ir966, 968,
969, 970, 972, 976, 984, 991,
1004, 1007, 1020.

Lisburne, Adam Loftus, q.v., 1st
Viscount, P.C., Irll73, 1175,
1177, 1183, 1189.

Loftus :

Sir Adam, afterwards 1st
Viscount Ely, P.C., Irl91,
193, 194, 196, 197, 198, 200,
203, 223.

Sir Adam, of Katlifarnham,
P.C, Ir238, 241, 242, 247,
248, 250, 251, 254, 259,

261, 262, 269, 270, 271, 272,
273, 276, 277, 279, 280, 281,
282, 285, 287, 294, 296, 298,
305, 308, 310, 312, 314, 320,
321, 322, 323, 324, 325, 327,
328, 329, 330, 331, 332, 333,
334, 335, 339, 340, 341, 342,
343, 352, 353, 356, 358, 358 a,
360, 362, 363, 364, 365, 368,
369, 370, 371, 373, 374, 375,
376, 377, 378, 379, 380, 382.

Adam, P.C., Ir931, 932, 935,
938, 959 ; see also Lisburne,
Viscount of.

Longford :

Francis Aungier, 1st Earl of,
P.C., 1 1 882, 884, 886, 887,
911, 913, 920, 926, 927, 930,
933, 934, 935, 938, 942, 947,
950, 951, 952, 955, 956, 958,
961, 963, 966, 968, 969, 970,
972, 1132, 1173, 1175, 1177,
1179, 1180, 1182, 1183, 1189,
1193, 1195, 1202, 1208, 1224,
1226, 1234, 1235, 1239, 1240,
1263, 1268, 1270, 1292, 1295,
1297, 1299, 1301, 1302, 1305,
1306, 1307, 1309, 1311, 1312,
1314, 1315, 1319, 1321, 1322,
1329, 1330, 1335, 1336, 1380,
1381, 1383, 1385, 1386, 1389,
1399, 1400, 1410, 1413, 1415,
1418, 1423.

Louth, Lowth, Matthew Plun-
kett, 7th Baron, P.C., IrlOOO.

Lowther, Sir Gerrard, P.C.,
Ii-305, 306, 310, 312, 315, 316,
317, 319, 320, 321, 322, 323,
324, 325, 326, 327, 328, 329,
330, 331, 333, 335, 341, 342,
343, 373, 379, 380, 381, 382,
384, 389, 391, 893, 412, 419,
420, 421, 423, 424, 428, 434,
435, 437 a.

Lucas, Sir Thomas, Master of
the Ordnance, P.C., Ir369,
371, 374, 375, 376, 377, 378,
382, 383, 385, 386, 387, 389,
391, 394, 397, 398, 399, 401,
403, 405, 407, 408, 410, 412,
414, 415, 418, 419, 420, 424,
427, 428, 431, 433 a, 435.

Luttrell, Sydney, P.C., Ir980.

Macartie, J., P.C., Ir969, 970,
991, 1004.

Mainwaring, Sir Philip, P.C.,
Ir310, 311, 312, 315, 316, 317,
319, 320, 321, 323, 324, 326,
328, 329.

Massareene :

Sir John Clotworthy, 1st
Viscount, P.C., Ir635, 643,
676, 679, 681, 682, 686, 687,
688, 691, 694, 696, 697, 698,
700, 704, 705, 706, 707, 712,
713, 715, 723, 731, 732, 740.

Ireland : Privy Council :

Massareene :

Sir John Skeffington, Bt., 2nd
Viscount, P.C., Ir794, 804,
810, 814, 831, 852, 853, 854,
865, 886, 887, 929, 1268,
1274, 1279, 1280, 1289, 1292.

Massey, Sir Edward, P.C.,
Ir655, 656, 708, 784, 789, 801,
802, 805, 806, 807, 815, 820,835.

Mayo, Sir Miles Bourke, Bt.,
2nd Viscount, P.C., Ir299,
300, 303, 310.

Meath, Earls of :

William Brabazon, 1st Earl,
P.C., Ir296, 299, 305.

Edward Brabazon, 2nd Earl,
P.C., Ir647, 741, 743, 745,
746, 748, 750, 751, 754, 761,
763, 767, 768, 772, 773, 777,
779, 782, 783, 792, 799.

Edward Brabazon, 4th Earl,
P.C., Irll83, 1189, 1195,

1244, 1250, 1252, 1299, 1307,
1309, 1311, 1317, 1328, 1335,
1346, 1354, 1355, 1356, 1370,
1374, 1380, 1381, 1385, 1391,
1395, 1400, 1407, 1410, 1413,
1417, 1448, 1454, 1457, 1459,
1461, 1471, 1481, 1486.

Meath, Bishops of :

Thomas Jones, P.C.,Irl55, 159,
169, 172, 177, 178, 180, 183.

Roger Dod, P.C.,Irl86,193,194.

George Montgomery, P.C.,
Ir221a, 223.

Anthony Martin, P.C., Ir282,

305,

343,

345,

356,

368,

380,

381,

382,

383,

385,

386,

387,

389,

391,

393,

394,

397,

398,

399,

401,

402,

403,

404,

405,

406,

407,

408,

410,

412,

413,

414,

415,

417,

419,

421,

423,

424,

426,

428,

434.

Henry J ones,

P.C., Ir661,

662,

663

, 664, i

676,

677,

679,

681,

692,

693,

694,

696,

697,

700,

705,

706,

707,

708,

711,

723,

732,

740,

741,

743,

744,

745,

746,

748,

751,

752,

754,

759,

760,

767,

768,

769,

770,

771,

773,

774,

776,

777,

778,

779,

780,

794,

796,

800,

810,

820,

831,

835,

840,

844,

847,

850,

852,

854,

856,

857,

859,

861,

862,

864,

866,

867,

869,

870,

873,

875,

876,

877,

880,

887,

889,

891,

892,

895,

897,

898,

899,

902,

903,

904,

905,

906,

908,

909,

912,

913,

914,

915,

917,

921.

Anthony Dopping, P.C., Ir922,
924, 925, 934, 935, 1173, 1175,
1177, 1179, 1180, 1182, 1183,

1189, 1193, 1202, 1208, 1211,

1215, 1224, 1226, 1229, 1230,

1234, 1235, 1239, 1240, 1244,

1268, 1270, 1274, 1277, 1299,
1301, 1307, 1310, 1316, 1317,
1320.

Richard Tennison,P.C.,Irl335,
1336, 1346, 1363, 1370, 1374,
1380, 1381, 1383, 1385, 1386,
1389, 1415, 1417, 1430, 1473,
1477, 1479, 1482, 1496, 1503.

William Moreton, P.C., Irl523,
1527, 1528, 1546, 1547, 1550,
1554, 1558, 1559, 1568, 1570,
1578, 1579, 1581, 1584, 1586,
1588, 1592, 1593, 1604, 1607,
1613, 1614, 1615, 1617, 1620,
1630, 1636, 1637.

Meredith, Meredyth :

Sir Charles, P.C., Ir818, 819,
820, 823, 824, 831, 832, 835,
837, 842, 844, 847. 849, 850,
853, 854, 856, 857, 859, 860,
871, 872, 873, 874, 875, 876,

Ireland : Privy Council :

Meredith, Meredyth :

877, 878, 881, 882, 884, 885.
886, 887, 889, 891, 892, 895,
897, 898, 899, 902, 903, 904,
905, 908, 910, 911, 912, 913,
915, 917, 920, 921, 922, 924,
930, 931, 932, 933, 935, 938,
942, 947, 950, 951, 959, 961,
963.

Sir Charles, P.C., Irll73,
1175, 1177, 1179, 1180, 1182,
1183, 1189, 1193, 1195, 1202,
1211.

Sir Robert, Chancellor of Ex-
chequer, P.C., Ir315, 316,
317, 321, 322, 323, 324, 326,
327, 330, 331, 332, 333, 335,
337, 339, 340, 341, 342, 345,
346, 352, 353, 356, 358, 360,
362, 363, 364, 365, 368, 369,
370, 371, 373, 374, 376, 377,
378, 380, 381, 382.

Sir Robert, P.C., Ir621, 622,
623, 624, 625, 626, 627, 628,
629, 630, 634, 635, 636, 641,
642, 647, 652, 653, 659, 660,
663, 664, 667, 668, 670, 672,
674, 676, 677, 680, 683, 69-1,
692, 694, 696, 697, 700, 705,
706, 707, 708, 712, 713, 715,
716, 723, 731, 732, 740, 745,
746, 748, 750, 751, 752, 754,
759, 760, 761, 763, 764, 767.
768, 769, 770, 772, 773, 776,
777, 796.

Methwold, Sir William, L.C.B.,
P.C., Ir222, 223, 224, 225,
228, 229.

Molesworth, Robert, afterwards
1st Visct. Molesworth, P.C.,
Irl335, 1336, 1346, 1348,

1390.

Montgomery of Great Ards :

Sir Hugh, 1st Viscount, P.C.,
Ir223, 249.

Hugh, 3rd Viscount, after-
wards 1st Earl of Mount-Alex-
ander, q.v., P.C., Ir621, 622,
623, 624, 625, 626, 627, 628,
629, 630, 631, 632, 633, 634,
635, 636, 639, 641, 647, 648.

Moore of Drogheda :

Sir Garret Moore, afterwards
1st Viscount. P.C., Irl80, 183,
185, 187, 191, 193, 194, 196,
198, 203, 223, 226, 228, 232,
233, 234, 235, 243.

Charles Moore, 2nd Viscount,
P.C., Ir282, 284, 285, 337, 341,
368, 370, 374, 378, 382.

See also Drogheda.

Garret, P.C., Irl007, 1009.

Morison, Sir Richard, P.C.,
Irl87, 189, 198, 203.

Mount-Alexander :

Hugh Montgomery, q.v., 1st
Earl of, P.C., Ir682, 683,
688, 691, 692, 693, 694, 696,
698, 700, 704, 705, 706, 707,
708.

Hugh Montgomery, 2nd Earl,
P C., Irl284, 1287, 1307, 1312,
1328, 1329, 1330, 1335, 1336,
1346, 1348, 1349, 1370, 1374,
1380, 1381, 1385, 1389, 1390,

1391, 1392, 1404, 1417, 1418,
1420, 1430, 1431, 1448, 1496,
1501, 1503, 1513, 1518, 1521,
1522, 1528, 1541, 1542, 1546,
1547, 1549, 1592, 1593, 1604,
1634, 1636.

Mountjoy :

Sir William Stewart, Bt.,
1st Viscount, P.C., It 931,
938, 947, 950, 958, 959, 961,
963, 976, 977, 980, 983, 987,
1000, 1004.

Ireland : Privy Council :

Mountjoy :

William Stewart, 2nd Viscount,
P.C., Irl607, 1619, 1620, 1630,
1633.

Mountnorris, Sir Francis Annes-
ley, Bt., 1st Baron, afterwards
1st Viscount Valentia, P.C.,
I r284, 285, 298, 302, 305,
306.

Mountrath :

Charles Coote, 3rd Earl of,
P.C., Irl317, 1319, 1329, 1335,
1336, 1346, 1348, 1350, 1355,
1356, 1521, 1522.

Charles Coote, 4th Earl of,
1607.

Neale, Cornelius, P.C. , Irl007.

Netterville of Douth, Nicholas,
3rd Viscount, P.C., Ir969,
970, 983, 984, 991, 1000,
1007.

Newcomen, Sir Thomas, Bt.,
P.C., Ir872, 873, 874, 876,
878, 882, 889, 891, 898, 899,
905, 906, 907, 908, 910, 911,
915, 924. 925, 928, 930, 931,
932, 934, 935, 938, 942, 947,
950, 956, 958, 959, 968, 969,
970, 972, 976, 977, 980, 984,
986, 987, 995, 1000, 1004,
1009, 1020.

North, Robert, P.C., Ir764.

Norton, Sir Dudley, P.C.,
Ir221 a, 222, 223, 224, 225.
226, 227, 228, 235, 238, 239,
241, 242, 244, 247, 248, 250,
251, 253, 254, 255, 256, 257,
260, 261, 262, 263, 264, 266,

269, 270, 273, 278, 279, 280,
281, 282.

Nugent, Sir Thomas, Bt., P.C.,
Ir968, 969, 970, 976, 977, 980,
982, 983, 984, 991, 1000, 1004,
1007, 1009 ; see also Riverston.

O’Brien, see Clare.

O’Neill, Charles, P.C., Irl639.

Ormond and Ossory :

Thomas Butler, 11th and 3rd
Earl of, Irl80, 185.

James Butler, 13th and 5th
Earl, afterwards 1st Duke,
P.C., Ir314, 331, 333,

334, 337, 348, £52, 353, 358,
358 a, 360, 362, 363, 364, 365,
368, 369, 371, 373, 374, 378,
380, 381, 382, 383, 385, 386,
387, 389, 391.

Orrery: Roger Boyle, 1st Earl of,
P.C., Ir668, 686, 687, 688,
691, 692, 693, 696, 697, 778.

Ossory, Thomas Butler, K.G ,
Earl of, P.C., Ir682, 683, 686,
687, 688, 693, 694, 697, 700,
706, 711, 712, 713, 715, 723,
750, 752, 778, 779, 780, 782,
783.

Parsons, Sir William, Bt., P.C.,
Ir234, 235, 245, 247, 248, 251,
253, 254, 255, 256, 257, 269,

270, 271, 272, 273, 277, 278,
279, 281, 282, 285, 286, 291,
300, 301, 302, 303, 305, 306,
308, 310, 316, 317, 319, 320,
321, 322, 324, 325, 327, 328,
329, 331, 333, 335, 381, 382 ;
see also under Lord Justices.

Pelham, Sir Edmund, P.C.,
168, 169, 170, 172, 176, 177,
178, 180, 185.

Pepys, Sir Richard, P.C., Ir593,
595, 596, 601.

Perceval, Sir John, 5th Bt., after-
wards Visct. Perceval, Earl
of Egmont, P.C., Irl513, 1568,
1570, 1605, 1610, 1611, 1612,
1613, 1619, 1620, 1621, 1622,
1623, 1630, 1633.

Key to » 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates j 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

596

Ireland : Privy Council

INDEX

Ireland : Privy Council :

Pigot, Col. Thomas, P.C., Ir642,
643, 648, 682, 683, 691, 692,
693, 694, 696, 697, 700, 704,
705, 706, 707, 708, 750, 752,
753, 754, 808, 809, 810, 814,
815, 816.

Plowden, Francis, P.C., Ir995,

1000, 1020.

Plunket, Sir Walter, P.C., Ir878,
881, 882, 884, 885, 892, 895,
897, 898, 899, 905, 917, 924,
1292, 1305, 1306, 1307, 1311,

1346, 1381, 1385, 1386, 1391,
1411, 1415, 1423, 1431.

Povey, Sir John, L.C.J., P.C.,
Ir842, 844, 849, 850, 852, 853,
854, 856, 857, 864, 865, 866,
867, 869, 870, 871, 873, 874,
875, 876, 877.

Power :

Sir Henry, afterwards Visct.
Valentia, P.C., Irl91, 193,
194, 196, 198, 200, 203, 222,
223, 224, 225, 227, 228, 229.
Richard, 6th Baron Le Power
and Corroghmore, afterwards
4th Earl of Tyrone, q.v,, P.C.,
Ir801, 808, 809.

Powerscourt, Sir Richard Wing-
field, q.v., 1st Viscount, P.C.,
Ir241, 251, 255, 256, 257, 260,
263, 264, 265, 266, 272.

Purcell, Nicholas, P.C., Ir966,
969, 970, 972, 984, 986, 1004.

Pyne, Sir Richard, C.J.K.B ,
P.C., Irll89, 1193, 1224, 1226,
1229, 1230, 1232, 1235, 1239,
1240, 1244, 1247, 1250, 1252,
1259, 1261, 1263, 1264, 1268,
1270, 1277, 1284, 1287, 1289,
1297, 1299, 1304, 1307, 1311,
1312, 1314, 1315, 1319, 1320,
1321, 1322, 1329, 1335, 1336,

1347, 1348, 1349, 1350, 1353,
1354, 1355, 1356, 1370, 1374,
1380, 1381, 1383, 1386, 1389,
1395, 1399, 1407, 1410, 1411,
1413, 1415, 1418, 1420, 1423,
1430, 1431, 1438, 1440, 1448,
1454, 1456, 1466, 1467, 1468,
1471, 1479, 1487, 1488, 1490,
1500, 1501, 1503, 1507, 1515,
1523, 1526, 1531, 1532, 1537,
1538, 1646, 1647, 1548, 1550,
1552, 1553, 1558.

Radcliffe, Sir Geo., P.C., Ir300,
301, 302, 303, 305, 306, 308,
310, 311, 312, 315, 316, 317,
319, 320, 321, 322, 823, 324,
325, 326, 327, 330, 332, 333,
384, 335.

Ranelagh :

Sir Roger Jones, 1st Visct.,
P.C., Ir273, 284, 285, 290,
292, 293, 294, 310, 312, 330,
334, 343, 345, 379.

Arthur Jones, 2nd Visct., P.C.,
Ir785, 796, 797.

Richard, 3rd Visct., 1st Earl,
P.C., Ir800, 803. 805, 806, 808,
809, 810, 814, 815, 816, 852,
910, 911.

Raplioe :

John Lesley, Bishop of, P.C.,

1 r345, 629, 630, 631, 632, 633,
684.

Thomas Lindsay, Bishop of,
P.C., Irl630.

Ititcliffe, Thomas, P.C. , Ir869,
870, 880, 882, 891, 895, 897,
898, 899, 906.

Rawdon, Sir George, Bt., of
Moyra, P C., Ir842, 844, 847,
851, 856, 857, 802, 902,903,905.

Reynell, Sir Richard, Bt.,
C.J.K.B., P.C.. Ir924, 925,
926, 927, 930, 931, 932, 933, |

Ireland : Privy Council :

Reynell :

935, 938, 942, 947, 950, 951,
953, 955, 958, 959, 961, 1193,
1208, 1211, 1215, 1224, 1226,
1229, 1230, 1232, 1234, 1235,
1259, 1261, 1263, 1268, 1270,
1274, 1277, 1279, 1303, 1304,
1305, 1306, 1307.

Rice, Stephen, P.C., Ir969, 970,
980, 982, 984, 986, 991, 995,
1000, 1004, 1007, 1100.

Ridgeway, Sir Thomas, Bt.,
afterwards 1st Earl of London-
derry, P.C., Irl87, 189, 190,
191, 193, 194, 196, 197, 198,
200, 203.

Riverston, Sir Thomas Nugent,
Bt., (titular) Baron Nugent
of, P.C., IrllOO.

Robartes, Hon. Francis, P.C.,
Irl263, 1264, 1284, 1292, 1295,
1301, 1329, 1330, 1335, 1346.

Robinson, Sir William, P.C.,
Irl479, 1481, 1482, 1485, 1486,
1487, 1488, 1490, 1530.

Rochfort, Hon. Robert, P.C.,
Irl543, 1546, 1547, 1548, 1549,
1550, 1552, 1553, 1554, 1556,
1559, 1565, 1570, 1581, 1583,
1584, 1588, 1592, 1593, 1596,
1597, 1605, 1609, 1610, 1611,
1615, 1621, 1622, 1629, 1633,
1637, 1638.

Roper, Sir Thomas, P.C., Ir233,
241, 242, 244, 250, 254, 269,
272.

Roscommon :

Robert Dillon, 2nd Earl of,
P.C., Ir368, 369.

Sir James Dillon, 3rd Earl
of P.C., Ir381, 382, 383, 385,
386, 387, 389, 891, 394, 397,
398, 399, 401, 402, 403, 404,
405, 406, 407, 408, 412, 413,
414, 415, 416, 417, 418, 419,
420, 421, 423, 424, 426, 431,
434, 435, 437 a.

Wentworth Dillon, 4th Earl
of, P.C., Ir759, 761, 763, 764,
777, 778, 779, 782, 791, 792,
803, 804, 805, 806, 818, 938,
955, 956, 959, 961, 963, 966,
968, 969, 970, 976, 977, 983,
1000, 1004.

Rosse, Sir Richard Parsons, Bt.,
1st Viscount, P.C., Ir969, 970,
972, 983, 991, 995.

Rotherham, Sir Thomas, P.C.,
Ir285, 286, 291, 292, 295, 298,
305, 306, 310, 329, 332, 333,
337, 339, 340, 341, 342, 365,
368, 369, 373, 374, 378, 379,
380, 381, 382, 383, 384, 385,
386, 387, 389, 391.

Ruishe, Sir Francis, P.C., Ir200,
203, 223, 238.

Rycaut, Sir Paul, P.C., Ir961,
966, 968.

St. George, Sir Oliver, Bt.,
P.C., Ir856, 857, 860, 865, 866,
867, 869, 870, 881, 882, 887,
902, 903, 904, 905, 906, 907,
915, 917, 920, 926, 927, 934.

St. John, Sir Oliver, P.C.,
Irl87, 188, 189, 190, 191,
193, 194, 197, 198, 203; see
also Grandison, Viscount.

St. Leger :

Sir Anthony, P.C., Irl55,
166, 168, 169, 170, 178, 180,
185, 186, 187, 189, 190,191,193.

Sir William, P.C., lr334.

Santry, Sir James Barry, 1st
Baron, P.C., Ir631, 632, 633,
634, 636, 641, 647, 648, 652,
661, 662, 668, 672, 674, 676,
681, 683, 691, 692, 697, 698,

Ireland : Privy Council :

Santry :

700,704, 706, 723, 740, 748, 750,
751, 754, 768, 774, 776,780,802.

Sarsfield, Sir Dominick, Bt.,
afterwards Viscount Sarsfield
of Kilmallock, q.v., P.C.,
Ir223, 228, 232, 233, 234, 235 ;
see also Kingsale.

Savage, Savadge :

Sir Arthur, P.C., Ir203, 222,
223, 224, 225, 226, 228, 229,
232, 233, 234, 235.

Hon. Philip, P.C., Irl307,

1310, 1311, 1321, 1322, 1327,

1829, 1330, 1335, 1336, 1346,

1348, 1380, 1383, 1386, 1481,

1486, 1487, 1488, 1501, 1507,

1513, 1517, 1520, 1527, 1528,

1531, 1532, 1537, 1538, 1541,

1542, 1546, 1547, 1549, 1550,

1552, 1553, 1564, 1578, 1579,

1604, 1605, 1607, 1609, 1610,

1611, 1612, 1613, 1614, 1615,

1619, 1620, 1621, 1622, 1623,

1624, 1630, 1633, 1634, 1636,

1637. 1638.

Shannon, Francis Boyle, 1st
Viscount, P.C., Ir652, 655,
656, 657, 661, 662, 688, 694,
696, 697, 706, 707, 708, 711,
760, 768, 769, 771, 802, 809,
810, 814.

Shelburne, Henry Petty, 3rd
Baron, afterwards 1st Earl,
P.C., Irl451, 1457, 1459, 1461,
1465, 1467, 1468, 1486, 1496,
1513, 1522, 1523, 1527, 1528,
1530, 1532, 1535, 1538, 1541,
1542, 1547, 1548, 1561, 1562,
1574, 1576, 1604, 1633, 1634,

1638.

Sliurley, Sir George, P.C.,
Ir232. 233, 234, 235, 238, 241,
242, 244, 245, 247, 248, 259,
277, 278, 281, 284, 293, 294,
295, 299, 300, 301, 305, 306,
311, 331, 333, 343, 352, 353,
373, 379, 380, 381, 382, 384,
385, 389, 391, 398, 401, 402,
404, 418, 419, 420, 421, 423.

Smart, William, P.C., Irl605.

Smith, Smythe :

Sir Edward, P.C., Ir741, 743,
748, 750, 754, 789, 797.

Robert, P.C., Irl268, 1270,
1274, 1279, 1280.

Southwell, Sir Thomas, 2ndBt.,
afterwards 1st Baron, P.C.,
LT610, 1611, 1612.

Stafford, Sir Francis, P.C.,
Irl78, 180, 187, 193.

Stanley, Sir John, Bt., P.C.,
Irl633, 1634, 1636.

Stewart :

Sir William, Bt., P.C., Ir278,
293, 331, 337.

Sir William, Bt., P.C., after-
wards 1st Visct. Mountjoy,
q.v., Ir831, 832, 833, 853, 854,
856, 859, 860, 864, 865, 871,
885, 892, 895, 897, 913, 915,
917 922

William," P.C., Irl328, 1390,
1391, 1392, 1496, 1503, 1513,
1517, 1518, 1520, 1614, 1615,
1616, 1617, 1019, 1620, 1621,
1622, 1623, 1624, 1628, 1629,
1633, 1634, 1636, 1637, 1638,

1639.

Strafford, William Went-
worth (1677\ 2nd Earl of,
P.C., I188I, 887.

Talbot :

Buno, P.C., Ir984, 986, 987,
1100.

William, P.C., Ir969, 970,982,
987, 1020.

Ireland : Privy Council

Ireland : JPrivy Council :

Temple, Sir John, P.C., Ir340,
343, 345, 346, 348, 352, 353,
356, 358, 358 a, 360, 362, 363,
364, 365, 369, 370, 371, 373,
374, 375, 376, 377, 378, 379,
380, 382, 383, 648, 652, 653,
661, 662, 663, 664, 667, 668,
670, 672, 674, 676, 679, 681,
682, 683, 686, 687, 692, 694,
698, 700, 704, 705, 706, 707,
708, 711, 712, 713, 751, 754,
756, 760, 761, 763, 764, 768,
769, 770, 773, 774, 776, 780,
783, 785, 789, 794, 802, 804,
805, 806, 807, 809, 810, 814,
819, 820. 824, 832, 833, 835,
847, 849, 851, 857, 861, 866,
867, 869, 870, 880.

Thomond :

Donogh O’Brien, 4th Earl of,
P.C., Irl80, 185, 189, 191, 193,
198, 200, 203, 223, 226, 243.
Barnabas O’Brien, 6th Earl of,
P.C., Ir424.

Henry O’Brien, 7th Earl, P.C.,
Ir815, 835, 837, 842, 844, 847,
849, 861, 856, 857, 860, 864,
874, 875, 877, 982.

Ticliborne, Sir Henry, P.C.,
Ir621, 622, 623, 624, 625, 626,
627, 628, 629, 630, 631, 632,
633, 634, 635, 636, 639, 641,
642, 643, 648, 670, 674, 676,
677, 679, 682, 692, 698, 700,
704, 715, 723, 736, 750, 759, 763.
Tomlinson, Col. Matthew, P.C.,
Ir595, 596.

Trevor :

Sir Edward, P.C., Ir244, 801,
305.

Col. Marcus, afterwards 1st
Visct. Dungannon, q.v., P.C.,
Ir629, 630, 631, 632, 633, 634,
648, 682.

Tuam :

William Daniell, Archbishop
of, P.C., Ir203, 223.

Randolph Barlow, Archbishop
of, P.C., Ir290.

John Vesey, Archbishop of,
P.C., Irl541, 1542, 1543, 1546,
1547, 1548, 1558, 1559, 1604,
1605, 1607, 1608, 1633, 1636,
1637, 1638.

Tyrconnel, Richard Talbot,
3rd Earl of, P.C., Ir966, 1100;
see also under Lord Deputy.
Tyringham, Sir Arthur, P.C.,
Ir260, 290, 292, 298, 305.
Tyrone, Richard Power, 4th
Earl of, P.C., Ir860, 969, 970,
972.

Valentia, Sir Henry Power, q.v.,
1st Visct., P.C., Ir235, 238,
239, 241, 242, 243, 244, 245,
247, 248, 249, 250, 253, 273,
282, 287, 315, 316, 317.
Vaughan, Sir John, P.C., Ir279,
305.

Villiers, FitzVilliers :

(Col., Brigadier-General) Ed-
ward Fitzgerald, P.C., Ir892,
895, 897, 905, 1247, 1259,
1261, 1270, 1274, 1280.
Walsh, Sir Nicholas, P.C.,
Irl59, 176, 177, 180, 185, 187,
191, 193, 194, 196, 198, 208.
Wandesford, Wandesforde :

Sir Christopher, P.C., Ir299,
300, 301, 302, 303, 305, 306,
310, 312, 319, 320, 321, 322,
323, 324, 325, 326, 327, 328,
329, 331.

Sir Christopher, afterwards
Lord Castlecomer, P.C.,
Irl309, 1312, 1314, 1315, 1317,
1319, 1322, 1329, 1330, 1335,

Key to | 1525 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates j 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1630 3145, Ir603, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

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Ireland : Privy Council

INDEX

Irish

Ireland : Privy Council :
Wandesford, Wandesforde :

Sir Christopher :

1350, 1353, 1354, 1355, 1356,
1358, 1363, 1370, 1374, 1399,
1400, 1404, 1407, 1411, 1415,
1418, 1438, 1440, 1448, 1451,
1457, 1459, 1461, 1496, 1510,
1517.

Ware :

Sir James, P.C., Ir337, 339,
340, 341, 342, 343, 345, 346,
853, 356, 358, 368, 369, 370,
371, 373, 374, 377, 378, 379,
380, 381, 382, 383, 384, 385,
389, 391, 394, 397, 398, 399,
401, 402, 403, 404, 433 a,

434, 435, 437 a, 621, 622,
623, 624, 625, 626, 627, 629,
631, 632, 633, 634, 636, 641,
642, 652, 653, 654, 655, 656,
657, 659, 660, 661, 662, 668,
670, 676, 679, 681, 682, 686,
691, 692, 694, 697, 698, 700,
708, 711, 712, 713, 715, 740,
741, 745, 746, 748, 750, 754,
755, 761, 763, 767, 768, 770,
773.

Wenman, Sir Thomas, P.C ,
Ir310, 811, 315, 316, 317.
Wentworth :

Sir George, P.C., Ir334, 339,
340, 373, 374, 375, 377, 382,
383, 391, 394, 397, 398, 399,
401, 403, 405, 407, 408, 410,
414, 415, 420, 423, 424, 426,
427, 428, 433 a, 707, 708, 712,
715, 716, 723, 731, 732, 740,
741, 744, 745, 746, 748.
William, P.C., Ir915, 921, 986.
White, Charles, P.C., Ir986,
991.

Wych, Sir Cyril, P.C., Ir935,
938, 1457, 1473.

Williamson, Sir Joseph, P.C.,
Irl307, 1310.

Willoughby, Sir Francis, P C.,
Ir340, 343, 358, 358 a, 864,
365, 368, 369, 373, 374, 375,
377, 378, 380, 381, 382, 383,
385, 387, 389, 391, 393, 394,
397, 398, 399, 401, 403, 404,
405, 406, 410, 412, 414, 417,
418, 419, 420, 421, 423, 424,
426, 427, 428, 431, 433 a, 481,

435, 437 a.

Wilmott of Athlone, Sir
Charles, 1st Viscount, P.C.,
Ir223, 226, 227, 228, 229, 232,
235, 238, 239, 242, 243, 246,
249, 259, 260, 261, 262, 263,
264, 265, 266, 284, 285, 287,
291, 295, 296, 298.

Winch, Sir Humfrey, L.C.B.,
afterwards C.J.K.B., P.C.,

Irl89, 190, 191, 193, 194, 196,
197, 198, 200.

Windsor, Thomas - Windsor
Hickman-Windsor,7tliBaron,
afterwards 2nd Earl of Ply-
mouth, P.C., 815, 816.
Wingfield, Sir Richard, P.C.,
Irl69, 163, 166, 168, 169, 172,
178, 180, 185, 186, 187, 189,
191, 193, 194, 196, 197, 198,
200, 203 ; see also Powerscourt.
Wolseley, Col. William, Master
General of Ordnance, P.C.,
Irl270, 1277, 1279, 1284, 1287,
1292, 1295, 1297, 1311, 1312,
1314, 1315, 1316, 1317, 1319,
1327, 1328, 1329, 1330, 1336.
Yarner, Lieut.-Col. Sir Abra-
ham, P.C., Ir874, 876, 877,
878, 893.

not to take cognizance of pri-
vate causes, Ir267.
conspiracy against, Ir340.

Ireland :

ai'rns seized in, 2267, Irl018.
Army : Ir394.

commander-in-chief of Parlia-
mentary forces in Leinster,
Michael Jones, proclamations
by, Ir443 a-e.

Declaration of, in favour of
Long Parliament, Ir605 a.
Declaration of, Ir611.
disbanding of, Ir337.
against employment of Irish
in, Ir304.

fencibles to aid, against the
Isles, S1125.
raised for, Ir347.
fortifications, Irl242.
impressment in England for,
2926, 2934.

officers of, to rejoin their
charges, 2606, 3927.
officers and soldiers of Irish
troops brought to England
disarmed, 3927.
permanent regiments of, kept,
Irl390.

relief of troops from England
in, 2533.

cattle trade of, forbidden, 3507,
S2305, 2339, 3152.
cessation in, S1815.

See also under Cessation of
Arms.

Charles I, message concerning,
1998.

coins of Ireland :
base, not current in Scotland,
S1055, 3038, 3123.
currency in, Ir2, 40, 189, 383,
428, 926, 1032.

not current in England, 469.
description of, Irl62.
farthing tokens, Ir242.
groats, import forbidden in
England, 186.

made current in England,
2501, Irl73.

pence, import of, to England,
forbidden, 17, 34.
rose pence of, 469.
transport of English money to,
forbidden, 921.
collection for :
distressed clergy of, 2479.
disposal of money collected
for, 2283.

committee for relief of, at Derby
House, 2622, 2698.
Commissioners for affairs of,
see under Commissions.
Commissioners at Loughrea,
Ir654.

Council Board, Ir314.
embargo on ships to, removed,
S2839.

E nglish proclamationsrepr inted
in, see under Proclamations,
export of grain to, permitted,
2973.

fanatics crossing from, S2202.
fast in, monthly, Irllll.
forfeited lands :
propositions for, 2001.
tables for purchase of, 2013.
freights for, extortionate,
S1468.

fugitives to return from abroad,
Irll9.

General Convention of, Ir613,
615, 618, 621.

Henry VIII becomes king of,
Ir219.
horses :

not to be imported from, S2319.
seized, Irl018.
houses of nuns in, Irl620.
import of oats and meal from,
allowed, S3066, 3075, 3078.

Ireland :

imports from, seizure of, order-
ed, S2323.

invasion of, see that title.
lands in :

advances to be paid, 2734.
claims for, to be put in, 3311.
See also under Adventurers.
(Gaelic) language of :
to be abolished, S1261.
publication in, Ir437.

London petition concerning,
1904, 1923.

Lord Almoner of, Irl577.
against ministers coming from,
S2253.

murder in, made high treason,
Ir526.

officeholders to reside in,
Ir311.

papists not to pass into, 1970.
names of, allowed by Charles I
to go over to, 1981.
Parliament of :

Address of Committee, Ir667.
complaints of, Ir210.
condemns Solemn League and
Covenant, Ir395.

Declarations of, Ir644, 646a,
646 b, 650, 651, 663, 665,675,
678, 757.

dissolved, Irl290, 1398, 1626.
forbidding levy for expenses of
agents of, in England, Ir209,
273 a.

meeting of, deferred, Ir281.
meeting of, Ir305, 352, 1329,
1513.

prorogued, Ir207, 208, 211, 212,
215, 216, 341, 359, 666, 669,
671, 701, 709, 710, 714, 717,
719, 720, 721, 722, 726, 728,
729, 730, 733, 735, 737, 738,
739, 742, 747, 749, 1075,

1089, 1281, 1288, 1318, 1360,
1364, 1368, 1377, 1397, 1511,
1529, 1533, 1536, 1539, 1557,
1564, 1571, 1585, 1587, 1589,
1590, 1598, 1600, 1601, 1603,
1618, 1625, 1631, 1632.
security for free exercise of
Roman Catholic religion to be
obtained from, Irl218, 1219,
1223.

summons for, Ir206a, 333,
636, 1026, 1310, 1630.
treats with rebels, Ir349.
Passage to and from :
certificates for, S1183.
freedom, 1834.

licenses and passes required,
1606, Ir492, 1636, S2898,3069.
restraint, &c., on, Ir311, 1012,
S1646, 1963, 2024, 2202.
of rebels, 1977.

Patent Roll of, English pro-
clamation entered on, 1110,
1111.

Petition to Commons of Eng-
land from gentlemen resident
in, 1909.
plague, Ir554.

as a port of entry for goods
from the Plantations, 3726.
post to, 1701, S2240.
postmaster appointed, Ir226.
priests to leave, Ir217.
protestation of allegiance by
(R. C.) prelates of, Ir439.
Rebellion in : 1915, 3220, Irl53,
340.

end of, 4072, Irl254.

King’s authority claimed for,
Ir345.

pardon for all offences during,
Ir832.

warrant for printing 40 copies
of Proclamation against, 1915.

Ireland :

rebels in : 921, S880, 887, 941,
984.

fugitives from, pressed for ser-
vice in Sweden, S1149.
sale of arms, &c. to, forbidden,
S887, 1005, 1131.
Highlanders enlisted against,
S990.

invasion by, feared, 2027.
relief of, 1993.

Scots aid, S545.
stay of help for, 1970.
Western Shires to be ready
for service against, SI 130.
relief of, 2581.

relief of Protestants in, 1912.
royalist ports in, (1646), Ir433 a.
Scots coming to, to be banished,
Ir263.

Settlement of :

Declaration for, 3269.

See also under Commissions.
Spanish invasion of, 923.

Star Chamber in, Ir219a.
trade with :
forbidden, 4013, S2323.
ports for, 1583, 1670.
restraint on, S1251.
traitors to Parliamentary cause
in, 2866.

against transporting families
to, S2132.

Ulster :

banishment of wandering
Scots from the border coun-
ties of England, Ir241, 263.
Scots in, to take an oath against
the Covenant, Ir331.
levy against, by Confederate
Catholics, lr400.
treatment of, by Confederate
Catholics, Ir461.
to be transplanted to Leinster
and Munster, Ir516.
undertakers to reside in, Ir311.
Uniformity Act enforced in,
1.184.

unlicensed intercourse with,
forbidden, 1467.
vagabonds escape to, S3069.
victories in, 2875, 2911.
victual :

export of, permitted, 2533,
2544.

import of, from, restraint on,
S1453, 2323, 2404, 3004,

3040, 3130, 3204, 3287.
purchased for relief of, 1963.
war in, at an end, 4072,
lrl254.

Ireton :

Henry, 2939, 3828, Ir462, 462 a,
465, 466, 467, 468, 469, 470,
471, 474, 476, 477, 479, 485.
See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Alderman John, 2995.

Irish :
acre :

rent of (1676), Ir866.
size of, 2013.

auxiliaries of Montrose, S1846.
beggars expelled from England,
1583, 1670, 1970.
from Scotland, S1538, 1553.
conversion of, Ir580.
defeat at Scarfollis, 2903.
to depart from Ulster planta-
tion, Ir224, 248.
dress, disabilities of, Ir252.
islands put out of protection,
Ir506.

not to enlist in foreign service,
Ir987.

transplanted, return of, to
Queen’s Co., Ir272.
vagrants to return home, 867.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates \ 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

Irish

INDEX

J ervis

Irish :

Jesuits :

to leave, Ir217, 889.
troubles caused by, 755.
Proclamations reprinted in
Scotland, S2688, 2776, 2813,
2845.
refugees :

at Barnstaple, 2723.
clothing for, 2236.
collection for, 2357, 2723,
S1744, 1754, 1755.
salt beef, import to Scotland
forbidden, S3035.
subjects to return, Irl029.
Irishtown, Westmeath, Irl537.
Iron :

duty on imported, Ir980, 982,
1091.

excise on, 3039.

export of, forbidden, 1751,
S1221, 1768.

manufacture of cast-iron uten-
sils, 1708.

marking of, 1751, 1800.
ordnance, fee Ordnance,
sale of unwrought, forbidden,
Ir489.

wire, 1604, 3651.
workers, protection of, 1653.
wrought, export of, Ii245.
Ironworks, surveyors of, 1751.
Iron-ambrie, S2567.

Iron-crogo, S2567.

Iron-daroch, S2567.

Irongray, see Kirkpatrick Iron-
gray, S2312, 2488.

Irvine, Ayrshire, S2567.

Irving, Irwin, Irwing :
Alexander, S1515.

Rev. Francis, S2409.

John, Ir927.

Lodewick, Ir927.

— , of Kincosio, S3113.

— , of Stabletoun, S3084.
Irvings declared rebels, S507.
Isabella, Archduchess of Austria,
999.

Isaacson, James, 4137.

Isles :

against rebels, S1126.
commissions of lieutenancy
over, annulled, SI 158.
expedition against, S821, 827,
885, 886, 1128.

inhabitants to obey the bishop
or steward of the King,
S1159.

to assist Lord Kintail, S1378.
Irish forces used against,
SI 125.

raid on, prorogued, S1011.
supply of wine to, forbidden,
S1374.

anent the Western, S1064,
1133, 1135.

Isles, Sir John, 3858.

Isleye, Sir Henry, 439, 441, 444.
Issues of jurors not to be farmed
to lawyers, 1805.

Italian language, proclamation
in, 552.

Iton, Thomas, 2240.

Iveleary, Cork, Irl304.

Ivory trade, 3791.

Ivye, William, 1012.

Iweleary, Irl517.

Jack :

Andrew, Arbles of Dalziel, Car-
luke, S2567.

Gavin, Arbles of Dalziel, Car-
luke, S2667.

George, Glencairn, S2320.

Jack :

John, Glencairn, S2320.
William, sclater, Linlithgow,
S2567.

Jacks :

not to be flown on merchant
ships, 3599, 4341.
red union-, distinction, 4423.

Jackson :

George, Brackenrig, Lesma-
hago, S2567.

George, Kittocliside, Kilbride,
S2567.

John, Airdstoun, Kilbride,
S2567.

John, Pollockshaw, Renfrew-
shire, S2567.

Robert, Eastwood, Renfrew-
shire, S2567.

Lieutenant Thomas, 2078.
Thomas, 4347.

William, Ardoch, Renfrew-
shire, S2567.

Capt., 874.

Jacktoun, Kilbride, S2567.

Jacob :

Abraham, 1166.

Col. Sir John, Irl376, 1390.

Sir Robert, Irl99.

Jacobi, Angelus, collection for
ransom of, 1384.

Jacobites :

conspiracy in Lancashire, 4035,
4037.

disabilities of, 4242.
enlistment for, Irl633.
exiles :

return of, forbidden, Irl349,
S3251.

returning, Irl399, 1431, S3084.
invasion expected, 4437, 4441,
Irl554.

licences to stay in England,
4242.

list of English, 4043.

Scottish, S3084.
plotters, 4062, 4092.
reward for arrest of, 4238,
Irl448, S3260.

who have been in arms, to be
apprehended, 4541.

Jamaica :

colonization of, 3059.
encouragement of planters and
settlers, 3059, 3346.

Governor of, 3617.

Jamaica-born children of English
subjects declared denizens,
3346.

James I :

accession of, title to the throne,
934, Irl69, S1027.
calls in his Apology for the Oath of
Allegiance , 1075.

county gentry to meet him on
his journey, 942, 1074 a.
death of, 1403, 1406.
on duelling, 1142.
journey into England, S1029.
proclamation signed with
stamp, 1400, 1401.
private suits to, S1276.
style of, 1003, Irl75, S1053.
supreme power claimed by,
996.

visit of, to Scotland, 1199,
S1246, 1266, 1268, 1272, 1273,
1274, 1276, 1277.
for Scottish matters prior to
accession, see James VI.

James II :

(as James Stuart) banished as a
traitor, 2831.
accession of, 3764, Ir938.
accession day not to be observed,
3955.

birthday of, thanksgiving on,
S2658.

James II :

Commissioners of, to prince of
Orange, 3913.

Declarations of, for a new
Parliament, 3873.
declared to have withdrawn
himself, 3918.

profits of post office settled on,
3818.

promises of, on accession, 3767.
promises universal liberty of
conscience, 3873.
speech to Privy Council, 3767.
troops of, at Uxbridge, 3917.

James II (after abdication) :
act against correspondence
with, 4242.

against prayers for, S2802.
coinage of, not current, Irll93.
death of, proclamation of his
son, S3214.

Declarations :

offering pardon (1693), 4002,
4086, 4119.

summoning witnesses to the
birth of his child, 4082.
to Scotland, S2933.
against William, Prince of
Orange, 4086.
letters of :

announcing flight, 3917.
to the Commons with promises,
3954.

to the army, 3954.
to Lords, stating his griev-
ances and intentions, 3943.
to Lords and Commissioners,
S2777.

protesting against peace with
France, 4228.
to Privy Council, S2735.
oath to support, S2684.
prepared to return at call of
the nation, 3932.
Proclamations :

Ireland, Irl023-1118.

Scotland, S2588, 2794, 2813.
reasons for flight from White-
hall, 3932.

summons of a free Parliament,
4002.

James, 4 Third and Eighth,’ Irl554.
for arrest of, 4437, S3333, 3393.

James V of Scotland, rebels
against, SI.

James VI of Scotland :
attempt to seize, S736.
assumes government, S367.
authority of, recognized by Kirk,
S240.

authority of, not to be ques-
tioned, S246.

bond for obedience to, S235.
Declaration of, S580.
goodwill of Elizabeth to, S290.
libels on, S840.
muster in aid of, S481.
proclaimed, SI 76.
regency during absence in
Denmark of, S678.
resolve to stay at Stirling,
S371.

return to Edinburgh, S849.
rumours of his being handed
over to the English, S204.
of his captivity, S377.
of his recantation, S405.
summons to attend, S652.

James :

Michael, pirate, 341.

Nicholas, 3530.

William, M.P., 2745.

James, Fort, Gambia River, 4288.

James Royal, coinage of, S179.

Jameson, Jamison :

Alexander, Mauchlin, S2567.
Andrew, Enterkin, Torboltoun,
S2567.

Jameson, Jamison :

Archibald, New-tack, Lowdon,
S2567.

Rev. Edward, S2409.

James, Kittarie Shots, Lanark-
shire, S2567.

John, Ir927.

John, Enterkin, Torboltoun,
S2567.

John, skipper, Queensferry,
Linlithgow, S2567.

Jamie, David, younger, Linlith-
gow, S2567.

Janson, Laurence, 3068.

Janverin, Walter, pirate, 972.

Jardin, Andrew, Dyke-raw, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

J arvis, J er voise, Sir Thomas, M. P.,
2314.

Jawcraig, Stirling, S2567.

Jay, Thomas, Commissary Gene-
ral, 2509.

Jedburgh, Dumfries :
correction house to be built,
S3 145.

justice court at, S155, 458, 584,
1773, 1775.

Queen Mary at, S160, 161.
muster at, S263, 331, 333, 397,
398, 477, 1012, 1521.
raid of, S350, 351.
warden of Middle March made
Provost of, S697.

Jedburgh, Robert Kerr, 4tli
Baron, S2538.

Jeddart staves, S1797.

Jefferey, John, 726.

Jefferies, Jeffreys :

John, 3826.

John, Ir762.

John, D.D., 3826.

Sir George, L.C.J., L. Chanc.,
3755, 3763, 3785, 3787, 3824,
3826, 3830, 3868, 3872, 3885.
Sir Robert, 3826.

Jefferson, Capt. John, 2992.

Jeffreson, Jeffreyson :

Sir John, Irl335 ; see also under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
Thomas ; see under Privy Coun-
cil, under Ireland.

Jenkins :

David, 2831.

Sir Leoline, Secretary of State,
3572, 3711, 3712, 3714, 3719,
3734, 3737, 3741, 3751, 3754,
3755, 3756, 3763, 3764, 3782,
3785.

William, 3049.

Jenner, Jonathan, 3759.

Jennings :

Lieutenant Charles, 2078.

Mary, 3828.

William, 4054.

Jennour, Robert, M.P., 2335.

Jephson, Jepson :

Alexander, Ir667.

Sir John, Irl69; see also under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
Col. William, M.P., 2622.

Jermyn :

Thomas, 2nd Baron Jermyn of
St. Edmundsbury, 3918, 3921,
3933

Henry’ 1855, 2021.

Henry ; see St. Alban's, Henry
Jermyn, 1st Earl of.

Jernyngham, Sir John, 282.

Jersey : 832.

continuance in office in, 4313.
Sir Edward Villiers, 1st Earl of,
Chamberlain, 4305, 4316.

Jerusalem, Convent of the Holy
Cross, 1320.

Jervis, Jervice :

Sir Humphrey, Ir923.

James, S3050.

Richard, 747.

11525 95, SI. 1550 375, Ir 16, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
J 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 168 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

599 4 G 2

Key to
Dates

Jessop

INDEX

Keating

Jessop, William, 2656, 3039, S2115,
2138.

Jesuits :

against, Irl74, 763, S567, 602,
798, 899, 959, 962, 1541.
aims of, 755, 1844.
for arrest of, 755, 3047, 3597,
3666, 4541, Ir203, 578, 696.
banished, 930, 981, 1034, 1093,
1374, 1839, 2984, 3381, 3479,
3545, 3579, 3609, 4272, Irl82,
217, 247, 609, 889, S532, 539,
1058, 1768, 2136, 2200, 2336,
2447.

commission against, S655, 780,
1767.

common resort of, S1496.
convent, attack on, 3618.
execution of, 763.
exempted from pardon, Irl60.
husbands responsible for resett
of, by wives, SI 769.
laws against, enforced, Ir209,
S629, 655, 662, 683, 890, 934,
1095, 1259, 1433, 1445, 1531,
1557, 8137, 3263, 3277.
in league with Spain, S745.
misuse of coronation pardons
by, 981.

promises to Spain, 837.
reward for arrest of, 3163, 3676,
3700, Irl74, S964.
search for, to be made, SI 196.
to surrender, S647.
test questions to, 785.
treasons of, 837.

Jesus, bowing at name of, for-
bidden, 1886.

Jewel House, Master of the,
479.

Jewels, counterfeit, forbidden,
1722 ; see also Crown jewels.

Jobbins, Williams, 3828.

Jocks Lodge, Edinburgh, post
robbed at, S2948.

Joffray, Andrew, S2559.

John IV, King of Portugal, 2147.

John of Calais, Captain, 269.

John the Garsoune, Irl370.

John, meikle, see Hamilton, John,
Kilbride, S2567.

Johnking, David, S1698.

Johns-hill, Lesmahago, S2567.

Johnson, Johnsone :

Capt. Francis, 3739.

Sir Henry, 3735.

James, Navan, Irl527.

Matthew, 4220, 4248, 4371.

Sir Nathaniel, 3697, 3761.

Sir Patrick, S3346.

Robert, 1151.

Rev. Samuel, 3879.

Sir Theodore, 4425.

Ensign Thomas, 2078.

Thomas, 2627.

Thomas, 4200.

William, 4349, 4398.

Father ( alias Harrison), 4186,
4191, 4238.

Johnston, Johnstone, Johnstoun :
Adam, merchant. Moffat, Anan-
dale, S2567.

Alexander, of Elcheshiels,
S3113.

Sir Archibald, see Wariston,
Lord.

Christian, Resetter of Matthew,
Lanarkshire, S2567.

David, Clowburn, Coulter,
S2567.

Francis, merchant, Clydesdale,
1,000 marks reward for arrest
of, S2488.

Gawin, S2963, 2971.

Rev. George, S2401.

George, Linlithgow, S2567.

Sir James, S950.
murder of, SI 127.

Johnston, Johnstone, Johnstoun :

James, Ardmavel, Stirlingshire,
S2567.

James, Calder, Old Monkland,
Lanarkshire, S2567.

James, Cavers, Roxburgh,
S2567.

James, cooper, at the kirk,
Stewartoun, S2667.

James, Gartushen, Rutherglen,
S2567.

James, Haddington, S2567.

James, Hayhill, Anandale,
S2567.

James, Ochiltree, S2567.

James, Ormistoun, Hadding-
ton, S2567.

James, Roxburgh, S2567.

James, Spotswood, S2559.

James, captain of rebels, Lin-
lithgow, S2567.

Sir John, 4056.

Sir John, S559.

John, in Clochrabree, Stirling-
shire, S2567.

John, Cocket Hill, Anandale,
S2567.

John, Dalswintoun, S2567.

John, Tail-end, Linlithgow,
S2567.

John, Townhead, Ochiltree,
S2567.

John, of Johnston, S415.

Lairds of, S826, 2566 a.

Matthew, Cairnbrew Hill, Old
Monkland, Lanarkshire,
S2567.

Matthew, Carnbrewill, Both-
wel, Lanarkshire, S2567.

Patrick, cordiner, Hadding-
ton, S2567.

Robert, Peacockbank, Dunlop,
S2567.

Thomas, Carstairs, Quodquhan,
S2567.

William, see Annandale, Wil-
liam Johnston, 2nd Earl, 1st
Marquis.

— , of Bangleish, Roxburgh,
S2567.

— , fourth son to Bangleish,
Roxburgh, S2567.

Johnstown, Longford, Irl548.

Jones :

Arthur, 1909.

Brian, Ir372, 643.

David, Irl485.

Edward, Irl490.

Dr. Henry, Ir517.

Major Henry, Ir517, 704.

Henry, see Cloglier, Bishop of.

John, 3828.

Col. Michael, Commander-in-
Chief of Leinster, Ir443,
443 a, b, c, d, e, 449, 452.

Col. Philip, 3017, 3098.

Richard, see Ranelagh, Richard
Jones, 3rd Viscount and 1st
Earl of.

Richard, see under Privy Coun-
cil, under Ireland.

Roger, 3401.

Sir Roger, see under Privy Coun-
cil, under Ireland.

Col. Sir Theophilus, Ir517, 568,
643, 819 ; see also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Sir Thomas, C.J. C. P., 3677,
3787, 3826.

Thomas, see under Archbishops,
under Dublin.

William, 1012.

Sir William, 2197, 3634 ; see also
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Col. 2564.

Jones, Capt., of London, 3889.

Jope, Thomas, 4200.

Jordanhill, S386.

Jossie, John, S1762, 1783.

Joy, Thomas, Irl440.

Joyce :

Gregory, Ir450.

John, Irl546.

John McRichard, Irl624.

John M'Tibald, Irl624.

Judges :

to appear in Star Chamber,
329.

of assize :

charges of, 2682, 2684, 3293.
to publish Declaration against
Commissions of Array, 2230.
on circuit :
allowance to, Ir857.
not to execute their commis-
sion in this Lent vacation,
2378.

often consulted by King, 1048.
continued by Parliament, 2827.
of Court of Claims, Ir592.
may grant protections, Irll95.
increase in numbers of, 1048.
obedience to, S1031.
opinions on oaths, 3677.
probate, see that title.
to publish order that commis-
sions of array are illegal,
2230.

Regicide, see that title.
to take the Test, S2515.

See also Justices.

Judicatories :

continued, 2976, S2096.
inferior, sitting of, SI 732.
purging the, S2001.
commissions of, under Charles
voided, S2086.

J udicatures :

appointment of, postponed,
Ir456.

dissolved and reconstituted,
S2711.

Julian, Ensign William, 2078.

Julius III, Pope, 455 a, 457.

Jurors :

combinations of, forbidden,
Ir312.

duty of, to present, Ir203.
issues of, not to be farmed to
lawyers, 1805.
office and duty of, 1048.

Juries :

Grand, at Gloucester, 4372.
of Westminster, presentment
of army officers, 3151 a.
posts free of attendance on, 988.
retainers not to sit on, 768.

See also Pannels.

Jus Populi condemned and burnt,
S2343, 2493, 2717.

Justice :

administration of, S969, 1147,
2086.

for the execution of, S777.
to be indifferent between Scots
and English, 963.

Justices :

Chief, to bo Lords, Irl83.
to enforce the laws against
recusants, 3682.
of Oyer and Terminer, 1473.
pillagers to be tried by, 2275.

Justice Courts (Aires) :
appointed, 1505, S152.
at Dumfries, 359, 426, 427, 434,
439, 605, 876, 1773, 1775.
at Haddington, 749, 881, 884,
1013.

at Hawick, S441.
in the Highlands, S1406.
at Jedburgh, S155, 458, 684,
1773, 1775.
at Linlithgow, S355.
in the Marches, S999.
peace at, S688.

Justice Courts (Aires) :
at Peebles and Dumfries, S605
at Perth, S468, 850.
prorogued, S464, 467, 608, 609
628, 1117, 1118, 1414.
safe conduct to, S1535.

See also Commission of Justi-
ciary and Council ; see also
Names of Places.

Justices of Peace :

appointed to suppress rebellion,
S2939.

arms, &c., sent north to bo
seized by, 2173.
to assist excisemen, 792.
to attend in Star Chamber, 329.
commission for, S3319.
communion to be taken annu-
ally by, Ir922.

Commissioners of Supply made,
S3106.

to continue during inter-
regnum, 3921.
council orders for, S3394.
to enforce game laws, 2681. „

Protestant, to exercise their
function, Irl068.
innholders to send in daily lists
of guests to, 2884.
instructions for, S2126, 2884.
Middlesex, 3739.
obedience to, S2130.
orders for, 120.

to be punished for not execut-
ing their office, Irl23.
plays to be licensed by, 509.
to be present in market, 389.
refusal of, to enforce excise,
3743.

to report on ministers and
teachers, Ir595.
to seize arms, &c., going north,
2173.

to stop enclosure riots, 353.

Justiciary :

commissions of, discharged,
S632, 699, 980.
in the Merse, S878.
against witches, S868.

See under Commission.

Justice-lies, Roxburgh, S2567.

Juttyes forbidden, 1248.

Juxon :

Ensign John, 2078.

Ensign Thomas, 2078.

William, Archbishop, 3264 ; set
also Canterbury, Archbishop
of.

Kadagan, Daniel, Irl320.

Kae :

Rev. Adam, S2451.

John, S2451.

Rev. John, Roxburgh, S2567.
Kae moor, Stirlingshire, S2567.
Karnes, Harie Hoorn of, S2538.
Karney, — , £100 reward for
arrest of, 3694.

Kart, Irl537.

Katharine of Arragon, Style of
Q., 134.

Katrine, Loch, SI 171.

Kavanagh (Kevannagh), Art.,
(McKreen), Ir571.

Donnogh Roe, Ir794.

Kay, Andrew, Craignetlian, S3113.
Kayll, Hugh, 800.

Kearny, Kearney :

Dennis, Ir680.

Phil, Ir429, 450, 451, 453.
Keating, Keatinge :

John, Ir644, 646, 646 a, 640 b,
650, 651, 757.

See also under Privy Council,
tinder Ireland.

Key to ) 152 6 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates $ 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, lrl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

600

Keddar

INDEX

Kincavel

Keddar, John, Ardrie - town,
New Monkland, Lanarkshire,
S2567.

Keddie, Robert, Edinburgh,
S2567.

Keefe, Queefe :

John, Irl370.

Thady, alias Tiege, Irl440.
Keepers :

of the Liberties of England,
2857, 3006, 3007, 3171.
of Liddesdale, S398a, 870.
of registers and seals to bring
them to Stirling, S2070.
Keetch, Edward, 3828.

Kegan :

Cormuck, Irishtown, Irl537.
See also O’ Hagan.

Keho, alias Coffee, Hugh, Farnane,
Irl527.

Keighly, Teige, Shanakiel, Irl517.
Keightley, Thos., 3993, Irl453,
1458 ; see also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Keinton, 2373.

Keir, Sir George, appointed Public
Registrar, Ir223, 236.
Keirhill, Dalmellingtoun, S2567.
Keirland, Kirkcudbright, S2567.
Keir-mill, Dumfries, S2567.

Keith :

John, see Kintore, John Keith,
Lord of Inverrery, Earl of.
Lieut.-Col. Robert, S3081.

Sir William, Cornet, S2538.

See also Marisclial, Earls.
Kelburn, David Boyle, afterwards
Earl of Glasgow, q.v., Laird
of, S2538, 3074, 3113.

See also under Boyle.

Kelburn, Largs, S2567.

Kelhead, Sir James Douglas of,
S2538.

Kellie :

Thomas Erskine, K.G., 1st Earl
of, 1289.

Alexander Erskine, 3rd Earl of,
S2114.

Kellie (Archibald Bannatyne),
Laird of, S3074.

Kellie-Law, Beacon to be prepared

I at, S2725.

Kells, S2488.

f Kells, Kilkenny, Irl304.

Kells, Garrery in, S2312.

Kells, Newtoun of, S2567.

Kells, William, Haddington,
S2667.

Kelly :

Bryan, Corkclea, Irl537.
Daniel, Irl304.

Hugh, Ir868.

John, Irl315, 1322, 1370.
Morrice, pirate, 341.

Philip, Irl305.

Thomas, Killeleagh, Irl440.
William, Irl304.

— , £5 Reward for, Ir571.
Kellystown, Irl336.

Kelman, James, chapman, S2567.
Kelsey, Lieut.-Col. Thomas, M.P.,
3017, 3459.

Kelso, Roxburgh, S2567 :
Collections, for fires at, S1874,
2561.

Fair, S1639.

Kelso, Greenock Town, Renfrew-
shire Covenanters. S2567.
Kelts, see Black Fish.

Kempffe, Anthony, 3068.
Kempson, Lieut.-Col., 2564.

Ken Church, 2763.

Kendall :

Thomas, 3041.

William, 2633.

Kendrick, Kendrick :

Aid. John, 2357, 2459, 2556,
2592, 2734.

Kenmare, Sir Valentine Browne,
Bt., 1st Viscount, S2733.

Kenmure, Kamore :

Robert Gordon, 4th Viscount,
S2114, 2116.

Alexander Gordon, 5th Visct.,
S2756, 2904, 2933.

William Gordon, 6th Viscount,
S3253.

Kenmuir, Old-Monkland, S2567.

Kennedy, Kenedy :

Sir Archibald, Culzean, S2538,
2861.

David, Bailey, S2567.

Dermod, Irl537.

Edmond, Irl336.

Hugh, 2743, S2027.

John, S1319.

John, Bargeny Dailey, S2567.

John, Straitoun, S2567.

John, outlawry under Com-
monwealth maintained,
S2257.

John, see Cassillis, John Ken-
nedy, 6th Earl of, and John
Kennedy, 7th Earl of.

Richard, Irl268.

Robert, Ir372.

Teige, Cullen, Irl493.

Turlogh, Grange, Irl440.

William, Barnkirk, Wigton,
S2567.

William, Linlithgow, S2567.

William, Straitoun, S2567.

Kennet, S1804.

Kennet, Dr. White, 4425.

Kennished, Renfrew, S2567.

Kennoway parish, S2401.

Kenoway, Kennoway :

James, S3011.

Thomas, S2593, 2728.

Kenny, Christopher, Irl485.

Kensey, Sir Thomas, 3858.

Kent :

Association forbidden, 2368.

Committee of Indemnity, 2745.

Insurrection in (1648), 2781.

pardon for, 2298.

Petitions : 1834 a.
to Commons for trial of the
King, 2813.

to Lords for Puritan reform,
1979.

to Parliament against Maid-
stone Petition, 2112.
suppression of Kentish, 2214.

posts, 779, 1079.

summons to attend King, 20.

Kent :

Henry Grey, 21st Earl of, 2622.

Anthony Grey, 22nd Earl of,
3764, 3921, 3933.

Edward, 3759.

Henry, 1295.

John, 3735, 3739.

Mr., vintner, 1872.

Keppoch, S2718.

Ker, Kerr :

Adam, Randerstoun, Hadding-
ton, S2567.

Sir Andrew, of Greenliead,
S1008.

Andrew, S1874, 1921, 1948, 1949,
1951, 1973, 1977.

Col. Gilbert, S2050.

Henry, of Gradine, S2538, see
also Car.

James, smith in Carntilloch,
Dumbartonshire, S2567.

John, gardener, Knows, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

John, Monygryle, S2567.

Sir Robert, of Cessford, S788.

Robert, Bouse, Carmonoch,
S2567.

Robert, of Graden, S2191.

Robert, younger, of Kersland,
S2312.

Ker, Kerr :

Robert, see Jedburgh, Lord ;
Lothian, Earl of ; Roxburgh,
Earls of.

Sir Thomas, of Fernihurst,
S262, 678.

Sir William, of Cessford, S487.

William, Greenhead, Berwick,
S2567.

William, Rochsoles, New Monk-
land, now weaver in Ardrie,
Lanarkshire, S2567.

William, see Lothian, William
Kerr, 2nd Marquis.

William, see Newbottle, Lord.

Ivereight-men, Irl071.

Kerridge, John, Lyme Regis, 3828.

Kerry : Irl78.

assizes, Irl312.

outlaws, Irl315, 1320, 1322,
1440, 1517, 1537.

Kerry, Thomas Fitzmaurice,
1st Earl of, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Kersies, 190, 194, 199 ; see also
Woollen cloth.

Kersland, Robert Kerr, younger,
Laird of, S2312.

Kessan :

John, Girvan, S2567.

William, Barr, S2567.

Ket the Tanner, rebellion of,
cited, 2186.

Ketloch, Dumfries, S2567.

Ketloch, Caitlock, William Fer-
guson of, S2463.

Kevan, William, Stockin, Kirk-
cudbright, S2567.

Key :

James, S2986.

John, Glens, Stirling, S2567.

Keyes, — (Jacobite), 4173, Irl317.

Kidder, Vincent, Irl356, 1639.

Kidnapping, Ir715.

ships to be searched for stolen
children, 2613 a.

Kiffin, Alderman William, M.P.,
2995, 3049, 3858.

Kilbarchan, parish of, Renfrew,
S2567.

Kilbarrock, rebels at, attacked,
Ir358 a.

Kilberry, Irl336.

Kilbirnie, John Crawford, (Lind-
say-Crawford) q.v., afterwards
1st Visct. Garnock, Laird of,
S3113.

Kilbride, Ayrshire, S2567.

Kilbride, Lanarkshire, S2567.

Kilbraichmont, John Henderson
of, S2463.

Kilcanvoy, Waterford, Irl370.

Kilcleney, Waterfoid, Irl370.

Kilcolman, Irl488.

Kilcorny, Irl537.

Kildalkey, co. Meath, Ir667.

Kildare :

forfeiture claims, see Claims.

market on Curragh, Ir986, 990,
994.

transplantation of Irish Papists
from, Ir531.

Kildare :

Gerald FitzGerald, 14th Earl of,
941, Irl78.

John FitzGerald, 18th Earl of,
3993, IrllOO; see also under
Privy Council, under Ireland.

William Moreton, Bishop of; see
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Wellbore Ellis, Bishop of ; see
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Kildonan, Carrick, S2567.

Kildonan’s Land, Carrick, S2567.

Kildonan, Leinzie of, S2667.

Kildrum, Dumbarton, S2567.

Kilellan, Wigton, S2567.
Kilermont, Kilpatrick parish,
Dumbarton, S2567.

Kilhill, Hamiltoun, S2567.
Kililing, S2567.

Kilkenny, Irl466.

Articles of, Ir495.
coal pits opened to all, Irl082.
Council of War at, Ir493.
outlaws, Irl304, 1440, 1485,
1527, 1537.

Kill, Ballynemoe, co. Kilkenny,
Irl440.

Kill, St. Ninian, Carrick, S2567.
Killaloe, see Onslow, Malachias
(R.C.), Bp. of.

Killaloo, Irl304.

Killcorney, Irl517.

Killeany, Ir853, 911.

Killearn, Stirling, S2567.
Killeban, Irl336.

Killeen :

James Plunkett, 8th Baron,
Ir46.

Christopher Plunkett, 9th
Baron, Irl69.

Killeleagh, co. Kilkenny, Irl440.
Killigrew :

Henry, S285.

Sir Peter, 2791.

Sir Robert, Ir290.

Sir William, 1941.

Killehane, Bryan, Irl304.
Kellellan parish, Renfrew, S2567.
Killybegs, Irl537.

Killybegs Harbour, Irl605.
Kilmacrenan, Irl95.

Kilmadinny, Dumbarton, S2567.
Kilmainham :
escape from, Irl305.

Hospital, Irll62.
mills at, Ir426.

Prior of, Ir37.

Kilmair, Kirkcudbright, S2567.
Kilmallock, Dominick Sarsfield,
1st Visct. ; see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, S2567.
Kilmarnock, William Boyd, 8th
Lord Boyd, 1st Earl of, a
Master of game, S2529.
Kilmaronock, Stirlingshire, S2567.
Kilmartin, Irl202.

Kilmawrs, Ayrshire, S2567.
Kilmawers, see Dundonald.
Kilmayden, Baron, see Doneraile,
Arthur St. Leger, Baron
Kilmayden, 1st Viscount.
Kilmore, Ir853.

William Bedell, Bishop of,
Ir349.

Kilns, patent for new, 1762.
Kilowen, Irl466.

Kilpatrick, S2401.

Kilpatrick in Buchanron, parish
of, Dumbarton, S2567.
Kilpatrick, New, Stirling, S2567.
Kilroot, Irl605.

Kilsture, Alexander Gordon of,
S2488.

Kilsyth, Lanarkshire, S2567.

muster at, S134.

Kiltarsen, Carsphairn, S2320.
Kiltegan, Irl537.

Kilteige, Irl488.

Kilvert, Richard, 1857.
Kilwinning, Ayrshire, S2567.
Kimbolton, Edward Montagu,
Lord, afterwards 2nd Earl of
Manchester, q.v., 1934.
Kimerghame, Laird of, S3082.
Kinaber, John Fullertoun of.
S2559.

Kincardine, S748.
muster at, S259.

Kincardine, Earl of, see Montrose,
James Graham, Marquis of.
Kincavel, Linlithgow, S2667.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl65, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates j 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, lr855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

601

Kine

INDEX

Laces and point

Kine, transport of, forbidden,
SI 940 ; see also Cattle.

King, The (Charles I) :
access to, hindered by soldiers
without authority, 2726.
can only summon at pleasure
subjects holding by special
service, 2140.

debts of, licence required to sue
for payment, S1243.
may forbid wearing of armour,
&c., 2150.

orders of, free subjects from any
punishment, 2086.
passage to, allowed, 2287.
pays for printing briefs, 1695.
See also under names of kings.

King :

Edward, 3277.

George, Ir358.

George, Clontarf, Ir365.

George, miller, Aiket, Dunlop,
S2567.

Henry, Castle Street, Dublin,
Ir404.

Rev. John, Chaplain to Lord
Cardross, S2401, 2463.

John, 4200.

Sir John, see Kingston, Sir J ohn
King, 1st Baron.

Oliver, Bishop of Bath and
Wells, 29.

Philip, 3738.

Dr. Ralph, Ir608.

Robert ; see Kingston, Robert
King, 2nd Baron.

Sir Robert, 1909, 2068, 2990,
Ir443, 517.

Sir Robert, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Lieut. Robert, 4173, Irl317,
S3084.

William, Carluck, S2320.
Zachary, 2206.

Major, 2564.

‘ King James Newland,’ discovery
of, 1149.

Kingdon :

Lemuel, Ir925 ; see also under
Privy Council, under Ire-
land.

Richard, Ir819.

Kinge, Patrick, pirate, 341.

Kinghorn, John Lyon, 2nd Earl
of, SI 685.

Kinglassie, S1804.

Kingly office abolished, 2833.

King’s Bench, Court of, removed
to Oxford, 2522.

King’s Co. :
outlaws in, Irl485.
plantations in, Ir239.

Tories in, Irl485.

King’s evil, cure of, 1182, 1428,
1435, 1479, 1550, 1585, 1599,
1621, 1631, 1638, 1646, 1673,
1681, 1689, 1700, 1719, 1732,
1742, 1754, 1779, 1783, 1809,
2393, 3364, 3755.

Kings are ‘gods upon earth’, 1092.

The King's Majesties Declaration to his
subjects, concerning lawful sports
to be used, 2552.

King’s Norton fair and markets
granted, 1382.

King’s Walls, Andrew Joffray of,
S2559.

Kingsbarns, S2401.

Kingston-upon-Hull, see Hull.

Kingston - upon - Hull, Henry
Pierrepont, 2nd Earl of, as
Viscount Newark, 2198.

Kingston-on-Thames, Royalist
attempt to seize magazine at,
1938.

Kingston :

Sir Alexander Seton, 1st
Viscount, S2459, 2893.

Kingston :

Sir John King, 1st Baron,
Ir643, 712, 808 ; see also under
Privy Council, under Ire-
land.

Robert King, 2nd Baron,
Irl020.

Felix, Ir232.

Kingswood, Wilts, 1390.

Kinkel, — , Fifeshire, S2567.

Kinkell conventicle, S2401, 2409.

Kinksketle, James Russell in,
S2463.

Kinloch : S2401.

John Balfour of, S2463, 2475,
2477, 2630.

Kinloch, Robert, S3084.

Kinnaird :

Sir George, of Rossie, afterwards
1st Baron, S2191, 2577, 2588,
2600, 2741, 2743, 2746.
Patrick, 2nd Baron, S2943.
Alexander, of Coubin, S2829.
Charles, brother of 2nd Lord
Kinnaird, S3084.

Viscount, see Newburgh, 1st
Earl of.

Kinnaston, Roger, 2240.

Kinneswood, conventicle, S2409.

Kinneuchar, Fife, S2567.

Kinnier :

Andrew, St. Andrews, S2401.
Andrew, merchant, St. An-
drews, S2401.

James, Rathillet, Fifeshire,
S2567.

Kinnoul :

George Hay, 2nd Earl of, S1685,
1809.

William Hav, 3rd Earl of,
S2026.

Kinogo, Irl537.

Kinross : S2567.
collection for bridge at, S3011.
heretors to account for their
servants on 3rd May, S2452.
herons in, S943.

Kinsale, Irl78, 1466, 1497.
escape of prisoners from, Irl486.
victory at, 2855.

Kinselagh, David, Ballycallan,
Irl440.

Kintail :

Colin Mackenzie, 2nd Baron
Mackenzie, Earl of, after-
wards 1st Earl of Seaforth,
q.v., S1377, 1378.
tutor of, SI 184.

Kintore, Sir John Keith, of In-
verurie, Knight Marischal,
1st Earl of, S2459, 2577, 2600,
2619, 2647, 2733, 2756, 2939,
2943.

Kintyre :

Head of, S3004, 3066, 3075.
Lieut, of, S2566.

Kinzeancleugh, Mauchlin, S25S7.

Kippen parish, Stirlingshire,
S2567.

Kirk Session : S841.

clerks of, to retain their rights
and fees, S2698.
of Edinburgh to sit regularly,
S951.

condemns English actors,
S919.

elders obliged to serve, S2564.
strangers’ testimonials required
from, S1969.

Kirk - Andrews, collection for,
1682 a.

Kirk-bog, Dumfries, S2567.

Kirkcaldy, Kirkcaldie, bridge of,
S2725.

correction house to be built,
S3145.

magistrates of, S2933.

Pethhead of, conventicle, S2409.

Kirkcaldy :

David, S27’

George, of Grange, S27.

John, of Grange, S27.

Sir John, of Grange, elder, S2401.

Patrick, of Grange, S27.

Thomas, of Grange, S27.

Sir William, of Grange, S27,
196, 248, 249, 250, 251, 252,
253, 277, 290, 295, 297.

Kirkcudbright :

correction house to be built,
S3145.

Stewartry of, covenanters in,
S2567.

Kirkcudbright, Thomas Maclel-
lan, 2nd Baron, S1811.

Kirke :

George, 1641.

Sir Lewis, 2449.

Robert, Mills of Forth, Kinross-
shire Covenanters, S2567.

Kirkfield, weir of, S2463.

Kirkford, Stewartoun, S2567.

Kirkhill, Cambusnethan, S2567.

Kirkingshaw, Linlithgow, S2567.

Kirkland : S2567.

James, Gedrham, Finwick,
S2567.

John, Dalmusterlock, Kil-
mawers, S2567.

John, Cordiner, Burnhouse,
Torboltoun, S2567.

Kirklistoun, Kirkliston : S2401,
S2567.

conventicle, S2409.

Kirkmahoe, intrusion, S2401,
2409.

Kirkmichael, Ayrshire, S2567.

Kirk, Kirks :

affairs in Edinburgh, S1665.

commissioners for the, S1779.

commission for planting, S2214,
2326.

government, declaration con-
cerning, S1428.

lands, confirmation of feus of,
S597.

letters of caption not to be exe-
cuted in, S1404.

polity of the, S539, 543.

of Scotland to be reformed not
Anglicized, S1069.

Kirko, JoKn, Sundywell, S2185,
2320.

Kirkoswald, Ayrshire, S2567.

Kirkowan, Wigton, S2567.

Kirkpatrick-durham, S2312.

Kirkpatrick Irongray, S2312,
2488.

Kirkpatrick, Sir Thomas, of Close-
burn, S3 11 3.

Kirkton : S2401.

Kilbride, S2567.

Renfrew, S2567.

Roxburgh, S2567.

Kirktoun, Rev. James, S2409.

Kirkwall, correction house to be
built, S3145.

Kirkwood, Evandale, S2567.

Kirkwood :

Alexander, weaver, Gallow-
shiels, Selkirk, S2567.

William, Fascan, Old Monk-
land, Lanarkshire Covenan-
ters, S2567.

Kirkyards, letters of caption not
to be executed in, S1404.

Kirton, Joshua, 3337.

Kirwood, Edward, 4200.

Kittarie, Shots, S2567.

Kittle-naked, Berwick, S2567.

Kittochside, Kilbride, S2567.

Knachstoun, Dairy, S2320.

Knaresborough Castle fortified,
2815.

Knash, Elizabeth, 3828.

Knavacklaw, Lowdon, S2567.

Kneeling at Communion, 417
S1410.

Knevet, Sir Antony, 441.

Knight :

John, 2746.

John, chapman, Wester Pan-
caitland, Haddington, S2567.
William Over-keith, Hadding-
ton, S2567.

Knighthood :
compounding for, 1614.
for eldest sons of baronets
S1636.

Proclamation for distraint of,
5 a, 40, 41, 45.

revocation of 38 bestowed by
Essex, Irl54.
registering of, 1357, 3582.
service, 1828.

tenures turned into free and
common socage, 2644.
Knightley :

Christopher, 4173, Irl317.

Sir Richard, K.B., M.P., 2622,
3272.

Knight Marshal, 578, 1224, 1253,
3294 ; see also Kintore, Earls of.
Knights, precedence of, 1357.
Knockadool, Ir853.
Knockbranner, co. Carlow,

Irl440.

Ivnockbreck, Carrick, S2567.
Knockfergus, Irl78.

Knockgray, Carsphairn, S2320.
Knockin-tibber, Kilmawers,
S2567.

Knocklie, S2567.

Knockmarnock, Cumnock, S2567.
Knockmuny, Fermanagh, Irl370.
Knockmurran, Craigie, S2567.
Knocknaferus, co. Kilkenny,
Irl440.

Knocknoon, S2567.

Knocksling, Dairy, S2320.
Knocktopher, Kilkenny, Irl304.
Knockinreoch, Carsphairn, S2320.
Knollys, Knollis, Knoles, Know-
lis :

Sir Francis, K.G., 515, 773.
William, see Banbury, William
Knollys, 1st Earl of.

Knott, Robert, 3761.

Know, Galstoun, S2567.

Know, Loudon, S2567.

Know, Roxburgh, S2667.

Knows, Roxburgh, S2567.

Knox :

George, Laehead, Haddington,
S2567.

John, Ir989.

William, Haddington, S2567.
Knype, William of Hallinghale,
4035, 4037.

KOnigsberg, goods from, S1338.
Krainsky, John de Kraino, 3312.
Kyle, Moor Kirk of, S2488.
Kyneton, fight at, 2294.
Kynkernelles, 37.

Kyrle, Kirle :

Francis, 2763.

Sir Richard, Ir772.

Robert, 2763.

Walter, 2763.

Labourers, wages of ; see under
Wages.

Laces and point :

all kinds, import forbidden,
S2498.

forbidden on dress of Royalist
army, 2435.

gold, trade, 1711, 1712, 3309.
office for, in London, 1706.
silk or white, forbidden, S2525.
silk, import forbidden, S2498.
Venetian Point, 3581.

White, may be worn, S2376 ;
see also Bone Lace.

Key to | 152 5 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates j 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

602

Lacy

INDEX

Lawrie

Lacy :

Pierce, exempted from pardon,
Irl60.

Lieutenant Richard, 2078.

Ladd, Robert, 2745.

Lade, John, J.P., 4398.

Ladiman, William, 3739.
Lady-brow, Galstoun, S2567.
Lady-kirk, Berwick, S2567.
Lady-side, Edinburgh, S2567.
Laehead, Haddington, S2567.
Laend, New Monkland, S2567.

La Fontaine, de, Sir Erasmus, 2197.
Lag, Lagg :

Dairy, S2320.

Kirkcudbright, S2567.

Sir Robert Grierson of, S2538,
2733.

Lagan, Owen, Irl336.

Lagan, Kirkcudbright, S2567.
Laghard, James, Irl304.

Lagoe, Waldine, 3098.

Laguila, Don Juan de, 923.
Laidley :

Adam, Little-cavers, Roxburgh,
S2567.

James, Kirktoun, Roxburgh,
S2567.

James, Weatherlie, Berwick,
S2567.

John, Coig. S2567.

John, Justice-lies, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Walter, Ormistoun, Roxburgh,
S2567.

William, Little-cavers, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Laidley-shiel, Selkirk, S2567.
Laidley-steil, Roxburgh, S2567.
Laigh-ground, Kilbride, S2567.
Laigh Risco, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Laight, S2567.

L.iing :

Henry, merchant, Kelso, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

John, Brae-side, Renfrewshire,
S2567.

William, Earl-side, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Lairmanoch, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Lake :

Edward, Ir308.

Robert ; see Scarsdale, Robert
Lake, 3rd Earl of.

Sir Thomas, M.P., 1178, 1206,
1243.

Lakens, John, 3068.

Lamb :

Andrew, Newlands, Roxburgh,
S2567.

George, Bonjedburgh-mill, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

John, Irl621.

Michael, Lanerk, S2567.
Thomas, 2995.

William Walker, Bonjedburgh,
Roxburgh, S2567.

Rev. — , preacher, Roxburgh,
S2463, 2567.

Lambart, Lambert :

Sir Oliver, 1st Lord Lambart
of Cavan, Irl99 ; see also under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
Sir Charles Lambart, 2nd Baron
Lambart of Cavan, after-
wards 1st Earl of Cavan,
2085, Ir349 ; see also under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
Abraham, 1298.

George, S1340.

George, attorney, Ir690.

John, Major-General, M.P.,
2804, 2815, 3108, 3145, S1987,
2082, 2085.

arrest of, ordered, 3152.
declared traitor, 3182, 3183.

Lambart, Lambert :

John, Major-General :
escape of, reward for his dis-
covery, 3178.

Thomas, highwayman, 3522.

Lambay Island : intercourse with
prisoners at, forbidden,
Irl215.

Lambeth Petition to Lords against
interference with worship,
2375.

Lambie, Lamby :

Andrew, S386.

George, Crofthead, Galstoun,
S2567.

James, elder, Lady-brow, Gal-
stoun, S2567.

James, Lady-brow, Galstoun,
S2567.

John, Galstoun, S2567.

Thomas, Langside, Galstoun,
S2567.

William, Haresliaw, Lowdon,
S2567.

William, Polquhays, Cumnock,
S2567.

Lambs :

killing of, forbidden, Ir464,
S97, 1238, 1240, 1247, 1589.
against selling. S1523.

Lamdochty, Holm of, Barr,
S2567.

Lamington, Coulter, S2567.

Lamott, John, 2556, 2592.

Lamplugh, William, 1507.

Lanark : S2667.

declarations of, burnt, S2519.
Town-clerk of, S2463.

Troy weight, the standard,
S3114.

Lanark, Lanerick : William

Hamilton, Earl of, afterwards
2nd Duke of Hamilton, q.v.,
SI 809, 1979, 1982.

Lanarkshire :

Covenanters, S2567.
heretors, S2425.
horses seized in, S2437.
rebels there, S2320.
riots, S3306.

Lancashire, 2809, 2991, 3008.
against intercourse with :
plague, SI 564.

dragoons raised by Parliament
for service in, 2270.

Jacobites, 4035, 4037.

Palatine J urisdiction, 2965,
2983.

Petition :

to Commons, for Puritan re-
form and defence, 2027.
to the King, for his return to
Parliament, 2118.
raising of troops for the King
to be stopped, 2156.

Lancaster :

duchy of, 1609.

Court moved to Oxford, 2336.
Herald at Arms (Parliamen-
tary), 2621.
wages in, 876.

Land, Dumfries, S2567.

Landholders, contributions from,
Ir405, 407.

Landing goods from abroad, 1008.

Landlords :

and tenants, S25.
unreasonable remedy against,
1288.

Lands :

claims on forfeited, Ir521.
claims to be sent ip, Ir654.
concealed, see that title.
confirmation of sales of, pro-
mised, 3155.

in Connaught, Ir875, 883.
of delinquents seized in Wilts,
2539.

Lands :

forfeited, see Forfeited Estates,
grants to rebel lords, S526.
leases of Church, Irl97, 2210 a,
S93.

papists not to buy, 4278.
patents for settlement, Ir804,
807.

Queen’s jointure, waste on,
3231.

rebels’ lands, see that title.
restitution of, Ir624.
tenure of, granted in socage,
Ir229.

titles of holders of public, to be
produced, S2134, 2143.
transplanted, claims for, Ir885.
warrants necessary before dis-
possessing subjects of, Irl252.
waste on disputed, forbidden,
Ir624.

waste, see Waste Lands.

Lane :

Sir George, Secretary to Lord-
Lieutenant, 3081 , 3269, Ir643,
685, 699, 703, 725, 765, 775 ;
see also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Capt. Lionel, 2992.

Ralph, Irl69.

Sir Richard, Bt., Ir643, 654.
Thomas, 4214.

Lanesborough, Sir Geoi-ge Lane, 1st
Visct., see under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Langbyres, Shots, S2567.

Langdale :

Sir Marmaduke, afterwards 1st
Baron Langdale, 2782, 2831.
Marmaduke, afterwards 3rd
Baron, 4043.

Langham :

Lieut.-Col. George, 2078.
Alderman Sir John, M.P.,
2380, 2419.

Langhorn, Col. Rowland, 2782.

Langlands :

Torboltoun, S2567.

Langlands, George, Elvingstoun,
Haddington, S2567.

Rev. Robert, Elvingstoun, Had-
dington, S2567.

Langleay, Roger, 3314.

Langline, Old Monkland, S2567.

Langrig, Carluke, S2567.

Lanrick, Patrick Haldane, Had-
din of, S2538.

Langshaw, Roxburgh, S2567.

Langside, Galstoun, S2567.

Langton, Col. Francis, Irl376,
1390.

Langtoun, Adam Cockburn, q.v.,
Laird of, S2619.

Lankey, 1824.

Lapslie, George, miller, Linlith-
gow, 2667.

‘ Lapsed money,’ Irl386.

Lant, Thomas, J.P., 4398.

Lannan, Patrick, Cappana, Irl440.

Larbert, Stirlingshire, S2567.

Larbor, parish of, Stirling, S2567.

Larbreck, Dairy, S2320.

Larefad, Kilbride, S2567.

Larg, Kirkcudbright, S2567.

Largmore, Kirkcudbright, S2567.

Largo, Fife, S2567.

Largo-Law, beacon to be prepared
at, S2725.

Largs :

parish of, Ayrshire, S2567.
Straitoun, S2567.

Larner, William, 2821.

Lassells, Henry, 3522.

La Rock, Lieut, de, Ir704.

Lastage and Ballastage, 3227.

Lathones, S2401.

Lathons, conventicle, S2409.

Lathons, or Fafield, Fife, S2567.

Latesonder, Dennis, S2332.

Latimer, Viscount : see Danby,
Earl of.

Latin books :

authorized for schools, S761,
1206.

copyright of, printed at the
Universities, 1401, 1412.
patent for printing, 2026.

Latimer :

John, Cocket-hill, Annandale,
S2567.

Thomas, Cocket-hill, Annan-
dale, S2567.

La Touche, — , 4347.

Latoure, Capt. J. F. de, 2564.

Latten wire, import of, forbidden,
1782.

Lauchlan, Robert, Finwick,S2567.

Lauchlison, Robert, Burnside,
Dumfries, S2567.

Lauchop, John, Melross, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Lauchop Mill, S2567.

Lauchop’s Land, Both well, S2567.

Laud :

William, Archbishop of Can-
terbury, 1092, 1817, 1828,
1838. See also St. David’s,
Bishop of.

Lauder :

fair stopped ; plague, S1654.
muster at, S91, 94, 755.

Lauder, Sir John, of Fountainhall,
S2933, 3002.

Lauderdale :

John Maitland, 2nd Earl of, 1st
Duke, 3363, 3402, 3414, 3456,
3492, 3494, 3516, 3553, 3567,
3568, 3581, 3608, 3671, 3674,
3682,3704, 3712, S1686. 1974,
2039, 2114, 2181, 2191, 2191 a,
2207, 2274, 2279, 2280, 2309,
2310, 2311, 2372, 2382, 2466,
2470, 2619, 2693, 2711, 2715,
2725, 2726, 2733, 2743, 2756.
John Maitland, 5th Earl of,
S3081, 3113, 3227, 3267, 3273,
8288.

Lauler, Patrick, Irl304.

Launceston, 8881.

Laundresses at Court, 1224, 1253,
1431.

Laurie, Gavin, S2559.

Lavallyan, Capt., £100 reward
for arrest of, 3694.

Lavin, Cormuck, IrlS04.

Law :

James, S1459 ; see Orkney,
Bishop of.

John, Glencairn, S2320.

John, Barneight, Mauchlin,
S2567.

John, son, Mauchlin, S2567.
Rev. Robert, 1300.

Law :

books to be in English, 2917.
proceedings, fees for, S2125.
remedies against monopolies
may be sought at, 922.

Lawder, Col., S2862.

Lawfulness of our Expedition, S1717.

Lawler, Mr., Ir495.

Lawley, Sir Francis, Bt , M.P.,
3769.

Lawn, import forbidden, S2498 ;
see also Cambric and Lawns

Lawrence, Lawrance :

Henry, M.P., President of
Council (1658), 3098.

Col. Richard, Ir517.

William, Irl202.

William, Commissioner for ad-
ministration of J ustice, S21 1 3,
2145.

Lawrie :

John, Aulderstoon, Bothwell,
Lanarkshire, S2567.

Key to
Dates

525 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl 6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416.
850 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir856, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2/62.

1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
1700 4271, Irl41S, S3190.

603

Lawrie

INDEX

Leslie

Lawrie :

John, Leidingstoun, Bothwell,
Lanarkshire, S2567.

Laws :

affirmed by Parliament (1649),
2827.

commission for revision of,
S1687.
enforced:

against beggars, 2682, S936.
burglaries, Ir968.
concerning coinage, 2684.
against export of victual, S601.
against hagbuts, S2260.

See Acts and Laws enforced.
ipso facto expired on accession
of James I, 1003.
petition for amendment of,
2014.

revision of the, S1687.
of Scotland, Charles will ob-
serve the laudable, S1669.
society for executing the, anent
trade, 3278.

Lawson :

James, Auchnotroch, Lesma-
hago, S2567.

James, younger, Straven, Even-
dale, S2567.

John, Clochairn, Kilbride,
S2567.

Sir John, 3377.

(John), of Cairnmur, S3082,
3113.

Margaret, Inglistoun, Edin-
burgh, S2567.

Robert, Clochairn, Kilbride,
S2567.

William, S185.

Lawsuits :

against lawful ministers, pro-
hibited, 3051.

continued in new reign, S2590.
suspended, S296.

Lawyers :

issues of jurors not to be farmed
to, 1805.

not desired in Parliament,
1290.

personally responsible for avoid-
ance of saisines through non-
registration, S1043a.

Lay-CatholicRecusants, see Roman
Catholic.

Layfield, Edward, D.D., 3647.

Lays of yarn, Ir313.

Le Power, Robert, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Leabeater, Benjamin, Ir989.

Lead :

manufacture of red and white,
1837.

miners, against robbing, S863.
mines in Derbyshire, 2248.
patent for, 1337.
stamping the ingots, 1392.
tokens forbidden, 1173.

Leadhills, Crawford, S2567.

Leagh, Teige, Ir963.

Leake :

Rev. George, 2068.

Jasper, 1263.

Leanserot, 3420.

Learmont, Lermont :

John, Corsbie, Dundonald,
S2567.

Major Joseph, S2304, 2312,
2463.

Leary :

Daniel, alias Tubrid, Tullagh,
Irl488.

Dermot, alias Mountaugh, Dris-
hane, Irl304, 1485, 1493.
James, Irl305.

John ( alias Barvole), Irl304.
Peter, alias Tubrid, Shanacrane,
Irl485, 1493.

Simon, Twohogige, Irl517.

Leary :

Teige, alias Rountagh, Gurra-
napeky, Irl488.

Leaseholds :

Commissioners for enfranchis-
ing, 1487.

to be enfranchised on Royal
Estates, 1487.

Leases :

of Abbey lands at Atlilone,
Ir229.

of Church lands, Irl97, 221 a,
S93.

Crown, regrants of, 1009.
of royal mines, terms on which
granted, 1379.

of waste lands and houses,
Ir466, 557 ; see Commission.

Leasing-makers, against, S843,
2678 ; see also Sedition.

Leather :

duty on, payable to excise
officers, 4226.
export of : 909, 1056, 3460.
forbidden, 175, 334, 1498,

1651, S665, 1455.
sale of, 863, 4226.
to be sealed, S1369.
stamping of, Ir496, SI 426.
tax on English, S2251.

in Dublin, Ir404, 408, 413.
protected, S2503.

Leave of absence :

granting of, to officers, Ir916.
regulations for, Irl436.
rules concerning, Ir658.

Leckie :

John, Bucklair, Stirlingshire,
S2567.

John, in Bucklair in Easter
Kilpatrick, Dumbartonshire
Covenanters, S2567.

Ledan, Adam, Little-cavers, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Leden Hall, 50, 51.

Lee, Lie : S2039.

Laird of, Sir James Lockhart,
q.v., S2538.

Lee :

Sir Charles, 3739.

Edward Henry, see Litchfield,
2nd Earl of.

Francis, Irl336.

Quartermaster Henry, 2078.
Robert, 934.

Leechland, Mr., 1872.

Lees for soapmaking, see under Soap.

Leeward Islands, 3555.

Leg dollars cried down, S2337.

Legate to be obeyed, 455 a.

Legend on Irish coinage of 1601,
Irl62 ; see also Coins, descrip-
tion of.

Legg, Legge :

Col. George, afterwards 2nd
Baron Dartmouth, q.v., Ir914.
William, see Dartmouth, Wil-
liam Legge, 1st Earl of.
George, of Wrington, 3882.
William, 3464.

Legh, Capt. Henry, 2270.

Legin, Ir927.

Leginany, Irl537.

Legion's Humble Address to the Lords ,
4372.

Le Hunt, Major, 2645.

Lehy, Michael William, Irl633.

Leicester, Leycester :

Lord Robert Dudley, K.G., 11th
Earl of, 661, 773.

Robert Sydney, K.B., 13th Earl
of, 1896, 3323.

Leicester :

called on to help Charles, 2228.
horse-fair lays, 2193.
magazine seized by Lord-Lieu-
tenant for Parliament, 2231.

Leicester :
petition :

to the King for his return to
Parliament, 2193.
to Parliament for reform,
2837.

pillaged, collection for relief of,
2633.

Leicester's Commonweal'll, against,
755, S547.

Leich, Robert, Hume, Berwick,
S2567.

Leidingstoun, Bothwell, S2567.
Leifer, Andrew, Lesmahago,
S2567.

Leigh :

James, £5 reward for arrest of,
Ir571.

Thomas, Ir372, 382, 404.
Leighton :

Alexander, for arrest of, 1625.
Sir Ellis, lr817.
reward for arrest of, 3633.
Harcourt, 2617.

Lieut.-Col., 2564.

Leins, Gerrald, of the Knock, Ir365.
Leinster :

export of grain forbidden,
Irl328.

price of 1,000 acres in, 2001.
Scots to be transplanted to,
Ir516.

Seneschals of, 55.

Ulster refugees to leave, Irl071.
Leirmont, John, W.S., S1874.
Leishman, Thomas, S1762.

Leitch, John, shoemaker, New-
mills, Lowdon, S2567.

Leith :

caird manufactory at, S2724.
collection for damage by ex-
plosion at, S3238.
Commissioners at, S2054.
convoys from Camphire to,
twice a year, S2944.

Court of Session to sit in, S257.
glass works in citadel of, S2256,
2852.

pillage of a ship at, S1390.
precautions for the safety of,
S2087.

Queen dowager seeks refuge in,
S84.

siege of, S290.

sums due to boatmen of, S56.
Leitrim :

plantations in, Ir239.

Tories of, Irl268, 1304.

Leix, Irl78.

O’Neill advances on, Ir448.
Leke, Robert, see Scarsdale, Robert
Leke, Earl of.

Leman, Sir William, Bt., M.P.,
2724.

Leming, Robert, 1284.

Lemond, William, Pound-land,
Girvan, S2567.

Le Neave, Jeffery, 1637.
Lenaughe, Leynagh, Lenougli,
Tirlagh in rebellion, Ir67,
110, 145; see also O’Neill.
Lennox :

John Stuart, 13th or 3rd Earl
of, SI.

Matthew Stuart, 14th or 4th
Earl :

asks shelter in England, 634.
summoned, S165.

Convention against, S233.
proclaimed regent, S241.
siege of Edinburgh Castle,

5249.

friends of, to leave Edinburgh,

5250.

Esme Stuart, 18th Earl, and 1st
Duke of, S503.

declares himself a Protestant,
S457.

Lennox :

Esme Stuart :

rumours of his recantation
S465.

ordered to disband, S473.
loyalty of, reaffirmed, S492.

Ludovic, 19th Earl, and 2nd
Duke of, 971, 1017, 1178,
1206, 1225, S905, 974, 1220.
Commission of Lieutenancy in
the North, S791.

See also Richmond, Duke of.

Rev. Alexander, S2409.

James, Hill of Murdistoun,
Shots, Lanarkshire, S2667.

Rev. — , preacher, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

Lent :

Proclamations, 220, 226, 321
419, 502, 521, 538, 640, 895,
1236, 1244, 1265, 1302, 1327,
1347, 1367, 1394, 1466, 1501,
1531, 1569, 1570, 1594, 1630,
1642, 1813, 3287, 3330, 3376,
3390, S96, 103, 193, 313, 343,
356, 402, 459, 484, 548, 586,
965, 994, 1041, 1056, 1075,
1123, 1156, 1172, 1217, 1218,
1229, 1238, 1245, 1265, 1329,
1342, 1386, 1405, 1439, 1460,
1523, 1558, 1577, 1589, 1603,
1613, 1630, 1649, 1696, 2223,
2243, 2253, 2277.

Orders for, 392, 607, 811,

822, 831, 848, 857, 872, 880,
889, 896, 901, 906, 918, 924,
931, 980, 1055, 1071, 1091,
1106, 1120, 1127, 1137, 1155,
1179, 1192, 1203, 1648, S929,
1520, 1543, 1589, 1603, 1748,
1782.

fast shortened, S901.

fines for non-observance of,
S1491.

licence to eat flesh in (1591),
S709.

recognizances as to sale of flesh
in, to be entered into by inn-
keepers, vintners, &c., 1244.

searchers at city gates during,
1055.

vintners to give recognizances
against dressing flesh in,
1244.

Lenthall :

Francis, 2647.

William, M.P., 1915, 1964, 2632,
2726, 2778, 2791, 3033 a,

S2020.

Lentron, James, S1758, 2401.

Leonard, John, 2206.

Leper :

Andrew, Cleddans, Kilbride,
S2567.

Bobert, Sorn, Mauchlin, S2567.

Le Phaire, — (Popish Plot),
3663.

Lermond, Nicholl, S27.

Lesemajesty, S502.

Leslie, Lesly, Lesley :

Sir Alexander, of Balgonie,
afterwards 1st Earl of Leven,
q.v., SI 698.

Alexander, of Bogholm, S2829.

Lieut.-Gen. David, 1st Baron
Newark, S1811, 1901, 1908,
1982, 2010, 2016, 2026.

George, Dunsystoun, now in
Bedlornie, Shots, Lanark-
shire, S2567.

Sir James, S2862, 2960, 3006.

John, of Parkliill, S27.

John, Bishop of Clogher; see
under Privy Council, undtr
Ireland.

Col. Ludovick, patent for salt
pans, S2264 ; see also Rothes,
Earls of.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI722.
Dates \ 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

604

Leslie

INDEX

Light horsemen

Leslie, Lesly, Lesley :

Norman, Master of Rothes,
S27.

Robert, 1699.

Lesmahago, Lanarkshire, S2488,
2567.

Letehmere, Nicholas, Mr. Baron,
4045, 4114.

Letham, S2401.

Lethin (Alexander Brodie), Laird
of, S3113.

Letliington, see Sir William Mait-
land.

Lethington, S196.

Lethindy, Robert Burnet of,
S2559.

Letters :

of Caption not to be executed in
kirks, &c., S1404.
of Charge, S1563, 1894, 1895.
of horning enforced, S225, 805,
809, 810, 1038.
of Intercommuning, S1833.
to the King, against seizing,
2287, 2457.

of Marque, 475, 476, 548, 784,
3180, 3414.
abuse of, S92, 158.
against Irish rebels, asked for,
1975.

against Scotland, 476.
against Spain, 894.
against Spain annulled, 956.
against the United Provinces,
3408.

not to take allies’ ships, 4197.
colours of, 4138.
form of, 830.

French, S31.

granted to George Carew, with-
drawn, 3716.

issued by Parliament, 2504.
from Portugal, 3361.
privileges of (1544), 266.
recalled, 3054, 3448.

Scots, 543.
voiding of, 2593.
void by Queen Elizabeth’s
death, 952.

to parliament, against inter-
cepting, 2092.

Patent, to pass the Seals,
S900.

scattered about Dublin concern-
ing conspiracy, Ir899.
from Speaker :

to Members of Parliament re-
spectingAdventure for Rebels’
Lands, 2075.
to sheriffs, 1945, 2074.
to corporations, 1964.

Letters, Post :
bags to be searched, 833.
for abroad, unauthorized car-
riage of, 1178.
charges for (1635), 1701.
foreign post for, rates of postage,
1766.

illegal posting of, 1528.
to Inverness, cost of, S2332.
monopoly of sending and de-
livering for hire, 3753.
not to be opened but by Secre-
tary of State’s warrant, 3382.
not to be taken out of England
except by post, 1078.
postage of, to France and Ire-
land, 1766.

secret carriage of, forbidden,
3280.

See also Post.

Letterkenny, Irish defeat at, 2903.
Levant Company : 2540, 4197.
monopoly of trade, 1 1 60.
goods imported by, 1160.

Leven :

bridge at, S2490.
town of, S2725.

Leven :

Sir Alexander Leslie, q.v., 1st
Earl of, proclamation by,
SI 888, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1915,
1919, 1924, 1926, 1982.

David Melville, 5th Earl of,
S2791, 2841, 2862, 2933,

2963, 2971, 3002, 3135, 3227,
3273, 3288.

Leventhorp, Sir Thomas, 3129.
Leveson, Levison :

Edward of Willnott, £50 reward
for arrest of, 3676.

Col. Richard, 4086, Irl376, 1390.
Col. (Sir Richard), 2834.

Robert, 4214.

Levies :

act for new, S1878.
againstthe Scots by Confederate
Catholics, Ir400.
in aid of Denmark, S1466.
of all between sixteen and sixty,
1496, SI 797.
in Ayr, S2108.
on the borders, S654.
Connaught, advice to, Irl063.
deficient, S1868, 1876, 1959,
3020, 3030, 3115, 3117, 3119.
in Devonshire, 2639.
disbanded, 274, S471.
discipline of, IrlOlO.
distraint for, enforced, 2623.
flight from Scotland to escape
the, S2995.

of forces, 2186, S1831, 1955,
1988, 2040, 2109, 2973, 2990,
8002, 3113.

for foreign service, against,
S2391, 2393, 2399.
for Col. George Hamilton,
S3113, 3117.

grievances anent, S2021.
of horse for Charles I by peers,
2198.

instructions for, S2997.
raised from vagabonds and
young unmarried men,
S3080.

rendezvous of, S1802.
in Renfrew, S2108.
of seamen, S2862, 2931, 2966.
of subjects north of Trent, 2244.
summoned by Montrose, S1845.
uniform clothing of new, S2831.
warning the, S1841.

Leving, William, 3401.

Lewin :

John, 2990.

Samuel, 4398.

Lewis :

James, 4200.

John of Babcary, 3828.

Thomas, 3828.

Sir William, Bt., M.P., 2708.
Lewis, Isle of : 1
against going to, S1080.
against inhabitants of, 1066.
expedition to, S1006.
rebels in, SI 184.

Lewyn, William, LL.D., M.P.,
813.

Lex Bex condemned, S2188, 2717.
Ley, Sir James, Bt., 1st Baron,
and 1st Earl of Marlborough,
q.v., 1469, Irl83.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Leys, S1536.

Leyster, George, Irl54.

Liards, currency of, S57, 61.

Libels: Ir91, 433, S611.
against writers of, S831.
on government, 4101.
printed in slanders, S1416,
1421.

rewards for information con-
cerning, 3624. 4101, 4212,
4271, 4372.

Libels :

seditious, 702, S611.
frequency of, 3624.

Liberties included in the assess-
ment of their parishes, 2420.
Liberton (John Skene), Laird of,
S1989.

plague in, S1647.

Liberty of conscience :
proclaimed, S2684.
in Scotland, S2693, 2711.
universal, promised, 3873.
Libraries of Colleges to have the
fines for tumults, S2993.
Licences :

of actors, 395, 3316.
for alehouses to last one year
unless renewed, 1233, Ir233,
293.

to alehouse keepers revoked,
1311.

for alien fishermen, required,
1077.

to carry arms, Ir253, 917, 1260
1410, 1507, S502, 2260, 2455.
to sell aqua vitae, Ir323.
of books : S926.
on religion, Church govern-
ment, or State affairs, 1383.
of brewers, 1748, 1800, Ir790.
to build, withdrawn, 1167.
butchers’, 811, 906, 1055, 1137.
chapmen to be licensed, 1214.
collection only to be made by,
under Great Seal, 1665.
counterfeit, to beg, 882.
to delinquents to stay in London
suspended, 2904.
to eat flesh in Lent may be
granted by bishops, 1244.
emigration to New England,
forbidden without, 1173.
to export :
calves’ skins, 1166.
corn, see Corn,
horses, 1064.

nolt and sheep annulled, S888.
neats’ hides, revoked, 1056.
victuals, S705, 799.
white cloth, see Cloth,
for hackney coaches, 3852.
harbingers to license lodgings,
864.

to import :

glass, conditions for, 1273.
tobacco, necessary, 1283.
for Irish papist servants, Ir558.
to Jacobites to stay in England,
4242.

lists of those licensed to retain
arms, Irl253.
by Lords, revoked, 3690.
medical men to be licensed by
bishops, SI 263.
necessary :

to cross the Channel, Irll53.
to leave Ireland, Ir492, 1636.
to papists :

to leave their parishes, Irl276.
to stay in London, 8586.
to pass over seas, Ir36.
for pedlars, enforced, 1214,
3832, Ir825.

players to be licensed, 395.
of plays, 609, Ir837.
to popish recusants, withdrawn,
1832.

to papists to practice their reli-
gion, withdrawn, S168.
preachers to be licensed, 813.
preaching without, 114, 323,
327, 498.

pressing forbidden without,
Irl203.

printing, 1916, S316, 909, 926,
1854.

to recusants, 1465, 3685, 3686,
3701.

Licences :
revocations of :

for eating flesh in Lent, S548.
to export, 606.
victual, S540, 591.
for Scripture translations, 176.
to sell ale and beer, S2097.
for spirits, Ir200, 323, 712, 772.
to make starch, 1062, 1279.
for sutlers, Irl213.
to be taken out by tapsters and
vintners, Ir323, S3059, 3128,
3146.

for teachers to be granted by
Diocesan, S2233.
for tobacco required, 1661, 1671,
1798, 1808, S1605, 1608, 1611.
to trade with London annulled,
2455.

to travel, 1037, 1626, S663,
2129.

unlicensed books, &c., 3516.
conventions, against uni icensed ,
S638.

unlicensed teachers or chap-
lains, fines for keeping, S2542.
wine, see that title.
wool, see under Wool licenses.
Licensed houses :
in Dublin, papists not to keep,
Irll79.

signs to be put up, Ir233, 293.
Licensed Meeting Houses, S2353.
Licenser :

of almanacs and prognostica-
tions, 3258.

of printing (1551), 395.
of strangers in Oxford, 3441.
Licensing bench to meet annu-
ally, Ir233.

Licentious speech on state affairs,
1296.

Lichfield, Charles Stuart, K.G.,
1st Earl of, afterwards Duke
of Richmond, 3129.

Sir Edward Henry Lee, Bt., 2nd
Earl of, 3764, 4043, 4092.
Lickprevik, Kilbride, S2667.
Lickprevik :

John,Straven, Evandale, S2567.
John (son), Evandale, S2567.
Liddel, John,Bitland,Quodquhan,
S2567.

Liddesdale, S441.
disorders in, S169.

Keeper of, S398 a, 870.
men, S460.
muster against, SI 89.
raid on, S217, 219.

Lieutenancy, Commission of :
S905.

Isles, S824, 974, 975.
discharged, S166, 632, 699,
revoked, S767.
in the Highlands, S2565.
Lieutenants :

appointed by Mary, S208.
of counties, commissions to,
under Great Seal declared
void, 2036.

being declared illegal, are
abandoned by the King, 2194.
Lieutenant - Governor of Soutli
of England appointed (1558),
486.

Life renters :
to appear in arms, S2624.
called out, S2733.

Life grant of annual supply,
S2623.

Lifton, Capt. William, 2619.
Ligertwood, Roxburgh, S2567.
Light coin :

not current, 1269.
gold, S1320, Irl561.
to be re-coined, 1269.
remedies for, 1512.

Light horsemen, 347.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 100 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates \ 105 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 100 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1075 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

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Lighthouse

INDEX

Locker

Lighthouse :

light dues, 1204, 3360, S1922.
Dungeness light dues, 1507.
Maye, S1922.

on North and South Foreland,
3360.

Stafford, Ir667.
at Wintertonness, 1204,

Lightning Columes, 3543.

Lighting the streets, 3366.

Lilburn :

Edward, Hackslie, Berwick,
S2567.

Col. John, 2782, 2794, 2821.
debt due to him to be paid,
2908.

Col. Robert, M.P., regicide, 2949,
3183, 3224, S2100a.
proclamations by, S2105, 2106,
2110.

Lilias-leaf-mill, Roxburgh, S2567.

Lillie, Lilly :

John, threadmaker, Borrow-
stounness, Linlithgow, S2567.
John, 3693.

Limbrey, Capt. Will, 2992.

Lime used for bleaching cloth,
S1607.

Limerick :

Edmund O’Dwyer, Bishop of
(R.C.), reward for arrest of,
Ir495.

murderers in, Irl493.
outlaws in, Irl315, 1440, 1485,
1493.

plague in, Ir485.
taken, Ir484.

thanksgiving for taking of,
Ir484.

Treaty of, Irl247, 1289, 1355.
claims under, Irl247, 1253 a,
1257, 1289, 1301, 1344.
commissioners for claims
under, Irl335, 1338 ; see Am-
nesty, Irl217-19, 1223.

Limerick, Sir William Dungan,
1st Earl of ; see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Linbank, Evandale, S2567.

Linch, Linche :

Christopher, Recorder of Dro-
gheda, Irl88.

Henry, 2485.

Robert, Ir444, 445, 446,

See also Lynch.

Lincoln, 276.
posts to, 1701.
wages in (1563), 575.

Lincoln, Lyncoln :

Edward Clinton, K.G., 13tli
Earl of, 382, 700 a, 773.
Theophilus Clinton, K.B., 16th
Earl of, 1508, 3323.

Lincolnshire :

cleaning the Foss-dyke, 1247.
Committee, letter to Commons
concerning musters, 2167.
Declaration, 2201.
letter to the Speaker, 2224.
pardon for, 2348.
petition to Parliament in favour
of Charles I, 2225.
petition in favour of reunion,
2211.

petition to King, against with-
drawal from Parliament,
2049.

raised for the Parliament, 2167.
Rebellion (1536), 160, 161, 162,
163.

Resolution, 2221.

Lindsey (England) : —

Montague Bertie, K.G., Lord
Willoughby de Eresby, 2nd
Earl of, 2237, 3289, 3294,3323,
3414.

commissioned by the King to
raise Lincolnshire, 2167.

Lindsey :

Robert Bertie, 3rd Earl of, Lord
Great Chamberlain, 3787,
3966, 3979, 4305, 4316.

Lindsey, Lindsay (Scotland) :
John, 10th Baron, 1st Earl of,
afterwards 17th Earl of Craw-
ford, q.v., S1774.

Alexander, S1072.

Archibald, Clochairn, Kilbride,
S2567.

Sir David, of Edzell, Lord of
Session, S1019.

James, Glenfin, Finwick, S2567.
James, Seims, Edinburgh, S2567.
Capt. James, Major, S3081.
John, Clochairn, Kilbride, S2567.
John, Kirktoun, Kilbride, S2567.
John, Spittle-land, Roxburgh,
S2567.

John, younger, Long-dyke-hill,
Mauchlin, S2567.

Thomas, see Raphoe, Bishop of.
Thomas, Finwick, S2567.
Walter, against resetting, S897.
(William), of Covingtoun,S2488.
William, see Crawford, 18th
Earl of.

— , S2538.

See Balcarres, Earl of; Craw-
ford, Earl of ; Spynie, Barons.

Linen :

for burial in Scots, S2669, 2723.
dimensions of, Ir310, S2722,
S3289.

export forbidden, Irl7.
import forbidden, S2498, Irl395.
offices opened, list of, S2722.
printing, patent for, 1260.
reward for discovery of im-
ported, Irl374.
seals on, S2722.
smuggling, Irl395.
trade :

acts concerning, enforced,
Ir779.

protected, S2503.
yarn :

export forbidden, SI 124.

concerning export of, Ir219,
S1204.

making and measuring of, 3289.

orders for reeling, Ir313.

proclamation for, enforced,
Ir314, suspended, Ir325.

Linford, Christopher, 3759.

Links of Leith, S2725.

Linktoun, Fife, S2567.

Linlithgow :
burgh of, S2725.
correction house to be built,
S3145.

Council and Session at, SI 666.
Exchequer removed to, S582.
General Assembly, SI 134.
Justice Aires, S355.
standard measures, S2524, 2644.
muster at, S870.
sheriff of, SI 220.

Linlithgowshire, Covenanters in,
S2567.

Linlithgow :

Alexander Livingston, 2nd
Earl of, S1447, 1685.

George Livingston, 3rd Earl of,
S2457, 2458, 2475, 2482, 2588,
2600, 2619, 2693, 2711, 2715,
2725, 2741, 2743, 2746, 2756,
2943, 3002.

George Livingston, 4th Earl of,
S2646, 2647, 2693.

Adam, Melross, Roxburgh,
S2567.

John, Earlstoun, Berwick,
S2567.

Lin-mill, Lesmahago, S2567.

Linns, S2567.

Lint, import forbidden, S2498.

Lintliill, Alexander Hoorn of,
S2538.

Linton, Peebles, S2567.

Lion dollars :

currency of, S324.
descriptionof,notcurrent,Ir876.
import forbidden, S1484.
Lipscomb, Arthur, 2746.

Liquors :

foreign, resolve against, S3197.
subject to excise, 3743.

Lisburn :

AdamLoftus, lstViscount,3993.
See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Lisinksy, Irl537.

Liskeard, 3881.

Lisle :

Philip, Viscount, M.P., after-
wards 19th Earl of Leicester,
3098.

John, M.P., regicide, 2601,
2622, 3098, 3224.

Laurence, 1284.

Lismacanigan, Irl527.
Lisnabuntroy, Irl537.

Lisnaskea, Ir927.

Lissivigeen, Irl537.

List of all in protection drawn
up, Ir493.

Listoun :

Patrick, Calder, S2312.
William, S2312.

Litany in English used in Royal
Chapel (1558), 498.
Lithuanian :

Bible, 3312.

Protestants, collection for, 3312.
Littell, Thomas, lr326.
Litteromarrinane, co. Kerry,
Irl440.

Little Ai-ies, Wigton, S2567.
Little - Blackwood, Kilmarnock,
S2567.

Little-catpair, Edinburgh, S2567.
Little cavers, Roxburgh, S2567.
Littledechmont, Linlithgow,
S2567.

Little Egg Harbour, S2559.
Little-farden, Mauchlin, S2567.
Little Govan, Meiklegovan, S2567.
Little-Kyp, Evandale, S2567.
Littleton :

Edward, 4214.

Stephen, 1024.

Sir Timothy, 3677.

William, 2763.

See also Lyttelton.

Liturgy :

alterations in, 3785, 3868, 3966,
4145.

Princess Sophia named in the,
4320.

Lively, see Livesey.

Liveries :

not to have silk lace, S2525.
Court of, see under Courts.

See Retainers.

Liverpool, 1583, 1606, 1626, 4032.
Livesey, Sir Michael, Bt., M.P.,
regicide, 2298, 3224.
Livestock :

export of, forbidden, Ir471, 500.
not to be moved, Ir276.

Livings, sequestered, outrages on
ministers appointed to (1647),
2725.

Livingstone, Livingstoun :

Adam. Spittleside, Barnwell,
S2567.

George, see Linlithgow, Earl of.
James, S2714.

John, of Dunipace, S807.
against resett of, S825.

Capt. John, S3084.

Sir Thomas, Bt., afterwards 2nd
Viscount Teviot, S2862, 2904,
2999, 3002, 3080, 3082.

Livingstone, Livingstoun :
William, of Greenyards, S2401.
William, of Kilsyth, afterwards
3rd Viscount Kilsyth, S2619
2861.

— , Linlithgow, S2567.

— Quintinespy, Kirkcudbright
S2567.

See Newburgh, Earls of.
Llanghom, 3881.

Lloyd :

Charles, 2608.

David, 3522.

Capt. David, R.N., 4043, 4092.
Edward, 4137.

John, M.P., 2802.

Sir Philip, 3755, 3785.

Sir Richard, 2240.

Thomas, attorney, Ir690.
William, 1872.

Col. William, 2433, 4258.
William, see St. Asaph, Bishop
of.

Mr., 2183.

See Rawlinson.

Loan-head, Linlithgow, S2567.
Loan and Tax, S1795, 1894, 1895.
Loans :

asked for by Charles, 2277.
enlarging powers of raising,
1789.

interest on Parliamentary, 2345,
2478, 2645, 2688.
to be inventoried, S1601.
to the King, 1494.
to Parliament, 2175, 2200, 2304,
2305, 2550, 2647, 2979.
assignments of loan not paid,
2612.

interest paid on loans, 2345,
2357, 2478, 2550, 2645, 2688,
IrllOl, 1112.

for payment of Scots Army,
2495.

Privy Seals for, 661, 997, 998,
1441.

repayment of small public,
1642, 2874.

Scots, assessment for, 2505.
Treasury receipts for, IrllOl.
of £20,000 raised, 1783.

Lobb, Steven, clerk, 3828.

Local courts adjourned, S1726;

see Inferior Judicatories.
Loch :

James, Irl268.

William, Carluck, S2320.
Lochaber :

muster in, S1353.
thieves in arms at, S2718.
woods, timber of, not to be cut,
S1145.

Lochaber axes, S1797.
Locharbain, Dumfries, S2567.
Lochgellie, Lochgelly, S2401.
coal, S1806.

Lochgoin, Finwick, S2567.

Loch head, Carsphairn, S2320.
Loch hill, S420.

Lochiel, S1224, 1225.
muster against, S1353.

Sir Evan Cameron, Laird of,
S2566 ; see also under Cameron.
Lochinkit, Kirkcudbright, S2567.
Lochleven, escape of Mary, S194.
Lochore, Alexander Malcolm, Lord
(of Session), S2741, 2743.
Loche-ridge, Stewarton, S2567.
Lochsprey, Kirkcudbright, S2567.
Lochwinnoch Parish, Renfrew,
S2567.

Lock :

John, 1822.

Joshua, Jun., 3828.

Locker :

James, 1770.

Nicholas, of Skegby, Notts.,
3389.

Key to 1 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates } 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

606

Lockerbain

INDEX

London

Lockerbain, S2567.

Lockhart, Lockart :

Andrew, Nemphlar, Lanark,
S2567.

David, Cranew, Kirkmichael,
S2567.

James, Nemphlar, Lanark,
S2567.

Sir James, of Lee (Lord of Ses-
sion), S1536, 2039, 2191.
Robert, SI 989.

Rev. Robert, S2409.

Samuel, S1744.

(Stephen), of Wicketshaw,
S2312.

Walter, Kirktown, Renfrew-
shire, S2567.

William, junior, S2114.

Sir William, H.M. Solicitor,
S1989, 2094, 2841, 2861.

— , Kirkmichael, S2567.

Lockwood, John, 3314.

Lockyer, John, 3498.

Loddon, co. Norfolk, fire at, 1305.

Lodgers :

forbidden, 1420, 1616.
lists of, to be sent in by house-
holders, 2944.

to be sent to Provost of Edin-
burgh, S1735.

names to be registered, S2881.
in London, see under London.

Lodgings :
at Court, 1431.
harbingers to license, 864.
palaces not to be used for, in
absence of the Court, 1555.

Loftus, Loftis :

Adam, see under Archbishops,
under Dublin ; see also under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
Adam, Viscount, of Ely, 1909.
Sir Adam, of Rathfarnham,
2085.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Sir Dudley, Irl69.

Sir Edward, Irl54.

Sir Edward, 1909.

Sir Nicholas, 1909.

. Sir Thomas, Irl54, 169.

See also Lisburn.

Logan :

Peebles, S2567.

Mauchlin, S2567.

Logan :

Charles, Cumnock maines,
S2488.

James, Govan, S2567.

James, litster, Lanark, S2567.
John, gardener, Mill-holm St.

Quivox, S2567.

John, Loch-head, S2320.

Robert, Lanark, S2567.

Robert, of Yestalrig, S297.
William, shoemaker, Irwin,
S2567.

(William), Laird of Logan,
S2733, 2756.

Loghilly, Irl517.

Loghlin (Roscommon), Ir809.

Loghross, Armagh, Irl320.

Loghteoge, Irl336.

Logie parish, S2401.

Logie, John, Miltoun of Assil,
Girvan, S2567.

Logwood, 1800.

forbidden in wool-dyeing, 1334,
1600, Ir246.

licence to import, 1275.
use of, in dyeing, 1275.
to be ground and sold in London
only, 1275.

import by others forbidden,
1275.

Logy, William, Straitoun, S2567.

Lomond, Loch, SI 166.
boats removed from, SI 171.

Londine, see Laird of Drum-
mond.

London :

against breaches of peace in.

513. ’

Aldgate rebuilt, 1167.
Apprentices :
orders for, 826, 1817.

Petition of (1647), 2714.
Armory in Finsbury Fields,
3475.

arms of disaffected persons in,
seized, 2292.

bars and guardhouses set up,
2276.

beech used for timbering in,

1011.

bonfires in, forbidden, 3711,
3734, 3754, 3824.
buildings :

against new, 749, 927, 1011,
1049, 1381, 1616, 3549.
exemptions, 1063.
restraint of, 1117.
regulations for, 927, 1049, 1218,
1248, 1285, 1616, 3322.
business suspended during re-
lief of Gloucester, 2469.
carriers not to go to ; plague
(1625), 1453.

census taken (1654), 3040.

City of :

to be armed, 2721.

Charter of, threatened, 2175,
3881.

Resolution of Commons sup-
porting action of, 1927.

1 a city of sticks,’ 1167.
all citizens to serve in militia,
2900.

cleansing streets and flushing
the gutters, orders for, 592.
coal trade, 1180.
collection for poor of, 1734.
collection of clothes for wounded
soldiers in, 2573.

Commission of Sewers, 3366.
Common Council : 2811, 2818.
Commonwealth arms taken
down by (1 May), 3177 b.
Parliament overawed by, 2440.
conspiracy to seize, feared(1648),
2766.

supply of corn for, 80, 146.
customs of, to be observed, 3733.
Customs officers, 1163.
defence of, 2281.
delinquents to leave, 2673, 2739,
2765, 2768, 2802, 2817, 2892,
2904, 2928, 3061, 3074.
disbanded soldiers and officers
to leave, 2713, 3166, 3339,
3362, 3397, 3403, 3425, 3533.
disaffected persons to be dis-
armed, 2292.
elections in, 2919, 2960.
embargo on ships from, S1427.
farthing tokens cried down,
2589.

fast ordered in, 2458.
fire, suspected Popish Plot,
3688.

fireworks in, forbidden, 3711,
3734, 3754, 3824.

Fleet Street :
building in, 3492.
riots, 1590.

fuel, supply of, 250, 433.
game near, 465.
gentlemen to leave, 951.
grain, supply of, to, 110.

Great Fire :

collection for relief of sufferers,
3470.

collections enforced, 8519.
extent of, 3474.
extinguishing, 3473.
fast day on account of, Ir773.

London :

Great Fire :

Orders respecting building
after, 3492.

Orders for preventing another,
3538.

property stolen during, 3475.
See also London, rebuilding of,
Markets, &c.
guards set in, 2276.
hospitals in (1560), 535.
hunting near, forbidden, 368.
insults :

to foreigners in, 1313.
to nobility in, 1313.

Lambeth petition to Lords, 2375.
levy of £5,800 per month, 2623.
licences to delinquents to stay
in, suspended, 2904.
licences to papists to stay in,
3586.

licences to trade with, annulled,
2455.

licensed butchers, 1055.
lodgers in : 1049.
danger of, 969.
to find new homes, 749.

Lord Mayor :

Address to King, 3751.
to fix prices of coals, 2355.
proclamation, 298.

Petition to (1647), for peace
with the King, 2715.
Commons’ Order making it
high treason, 2717.

Order revoked, 2718.
slandered, 893.
letter to the King, 2200.
malignant ministers expelled
from, 2739.

malignants to leave, 3052, 3087,
3088, 3106, 3107, 3140, 3170.
markets after Great Fire :
Bishopsgate Without, 3473.
Leadenhall Street, 3473.
Smithfield, 3473.

Tower Hill, 3473.
markets during Great Fire :
Clerkenwell, 3470.

Finsbury Fields, 3470.
Islington, 3470.

Mile End Green, 3470.
Ratcliffe, 3470.
marriages in :

St. Botolph, Aldgate, 3838.

St. James, Duke’s Place, 3838.
Trinity Minories, 3838.
militia :

officers of, 2077, 2078.

See under Militia,
names of parishes round, 1831.
names of streets declared ‘ of
note’, 3488.

no one to go to Court from, 1455.
nobilityandgen try to leave, 1647.
occupied by General Monck and
fortifications destroyed, 3151.
offerings in lieu of tithes, 148.
officers to leave, 2583.
papists to leave, 2649, 2673,
2739, 2764, 2817, 2928, 3087,
3088, 3106, 3107, 3140, 3170,
3586, 3686, 3701, 3718, 3723,
3933, 3949, 4005, 4039, 4068,
4087, 4260, 4437, 4480, 4497.
See also popish recusants, under
London.

pardon to, 2284.
persons coming to, from Oxford,
treated as spies, 2351.
petitions :

ordered to be burnt by hang-
man, 2051.

to King concerning Ireland
and the five members, 1923.
to Parliament :
concerning eligibility for elec-
tion, 2920.

London :
petitions :
to Parliament :
for speedy peace, 2329.
against war with the King,
2373.

against Strafford, 1842.
to Lords, 2051.
to Commons, 2052.
poor of, 1972.

against Lords’ propositions,
2465.

for accommodation with the
King, 2331.

for vigorous resistance to the
King, 2461.

for relief of Ireland and
against episcopacy, 1904.
against authority of Lords,
2794.

against censorship, 2821.
pins to be landed only in, 1219.
plague, 951, 1427.
resort to fairs, 1462, 3429.
streets, orders for cleansing,
592.

popish recusants to leave, 1093,
2567, 3660, 4177, 4301.

See also Papists,
post to Berwick, 773.
post to Edinburgh weekly, 1701.
prices of victuals in, 298, 414.
principal streets of, 3488.
proclamation prevented in, by
the crowd, 2187.
progress to, SI 029.
protection of French goods in
(1563), 579.

quartering of troops in, price
of, 367.
rebuilding :
orders for, 3492.
survey by Dr. Wren and Mr.
Hooke, 3477.

recent public works in (1615),
1167.

recusants :

licensed to come to or stay in,
3685.

licenses revoked, 3686, 3701.
reduced officers to leave, 3166.
reprints of Irish Proclamations,
Irl006, 1022, 1025, 1028,1031,
1125, 1126, 1128, 1129, 1130,
1136, 1137, 1140, 1141, 1143,
1147, 1150, 1152, 1154.
reprints of Scots Proclamations,
S2183, 2199, 2203, 2211, 2222,
2335, 2448, 2453, 2454, 2460,
2464, 2465, 2468, 2469, 2473,
2474, 2476, 2489, 2496, 2499,
2501, 2511, 2512, 2520, 2539,
2543, 2549, 2551, 2553, 2555,
2557, 2579, 2586, 2589, 2592,
2594, 2595, 2596, 2599, 2601,
2604, 2613, 2614, 2616, 2620,
2621, 2631, 2632, 2633, 2640,
2643, 2649, 2651, 2653, 2654,
2659, 2664, 2666, 2672, 2677,
2681, 2686, 2687, 2690, 2691,
2694, 2705, 2708, 2713, 2719,
2720, 2726, 2729, 2734, 2747,
2757, 2770, 2781, 2783, 2785,
2787, 2789, 2792, 2798, 2803,
2809, 2811, 2816, 2819, 2826,
2838, 2849, 2863, 2870, 2922,
2924, 3281.

reward for discovery of papists
in, 3719.

riots, 1911, 4480, 4506.
sailors billeted near, 1540.

St. Botolph, Aldgate, irregular
marriages in, 3838.

St. James’s, Dukes Place, ir-
regular marriages in, 3838.

St. Paul’s :

collection for rebuilding, 3647.
coal-tax for rebuilding, 3647.

) 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, IrS37, S1722.
\ 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

607 ‘ 4 H 2

Key to
Dates

London

INDEX

Lords

London :

St. Sepulchre’s parish, fire in,
3006.

Seamen’s Registry, Tower Hill,
4202.

search for delinquents in, 2674.
shops in, closed for defence. 2281.
slander on Lord Mayor, 893.
soapmakers of, privileges of,
and regulations for, 1759.
‘Solemn Engagement’ at, in
favour of King, 2716.
Somerset House, RomishChapel,
3504.

Southwark, saltpetre men at,
1515.

Stepney, 1540.

strangers coming to, to be
examined, 2297.
survey of foundations in, 3477.
suburbs of, 1055.
tithes in, temporary settlement
of (1534), 140.

Tower :

arms of Irish troops to be
lodged in, 3927.

charge of the, 1923, 1966, 1985.

Coronation procession from
the, 3297.

guards set on the, 1989.

ordnance stores at, 3929.

petition respecting charge of
the, 1928.

prisoners escaped from the,
3401.

stock of gunpowder, 1744.
Town Clerk, see Mitchell,
trade with Blythe reopened,
2545.

trades closed to non-members
of companies in, 1741.
trade of, allowed free passage
by King, 2318.

trade with, stopped, 2455, 2502.
vagabonds to leave, 125, 126,
377, 490, 714, 735, 916, 1188.
victualling of troops in (1549),
367.

victuals, supply of, to (1613), 65.
Whitehall, regulations against
fire, 3484.

widening of streets, 3491.
Windsor, traffic with, forbidden,
643.

London topography :

Aldgate, 1167, 3297.

Arundel Street, 4232.

Ave Maria Lane, 3491.
Barbican, 1222.

Beavermakers’ Hall, 1810.

Bell Yard, near Jack-an-Apes
Lane, 3712.

Billingsgate, sign of the Gun at,
269.

Bishop’s House, near St. Paul’s,
2292.

Blackwall, 1540, 2011.
Blackwell Hall, 793, 824, 1140.
Blowbladder Street, 3491.
Bridge House, 1444.

Cambden House in Mayden
Lane, 2485.

Castle Yard, Holborn, Wine
Licence Office, 3290.

Charing Cross, riot at, 1770.
Clieapside, 1281 ; Queen’sArms
in, 624.

Clarendon House, 8541.
Clerkenwell (Clarketonwell),
1055.

Cockpit, Whitehall, 4312.
Crosby Hall, 2292, 2364.
Crutchet Fryers, 3297.

Dean’s House at Westminster
2292.

Deptford Strand, 3227.

Derby House, 2748.

Dog Fields, 3549.

London topography :

Dowgate, 1180.

Drury House in Drury Lane,
1229.

Duke's Theatre in Dorset
Garden, 3588.

Eastcheap, butchers in, 1055.
Ely House, 2292, 3272.
Exchange and Grasshopper in
Lombard Street, 3735.

Fleet Street, 1702, 3491.

The Holy Lamb in, 1190.

The Flying Horse in, 1227.
Fleet Prison, 1625.

Founders’ Hall, 1046.
Gatehouse, Westminster, 3644.
George, King Street, West-
minster, 793.

George, Lombard St., 1512.
Goodmans fields, 1124.

Great Brookfield, 4467.
Gresham College in Bishopsgate
Street, 2292, 3473.

The Griffin in Drury Lane, 1229.
Grocers’ Hall, 2414.
Haberdashers’ Hall, 2324.
Hampstead Heath, 277.

Hawk and Pheasant, Cornhill,
1283.

Haymarket, 3561.

Hicks Hall, 1167.

Highgate, 277.

Holborn, St. Margaret’s Lane,
3275.

Honey Lane, Cheapside, 1260.
Hornsey Park, 277.

Hyde Park, 4516.

Islington, 277.

Ivy Lane, 1221.

King Street, 3491.

Lace Office, 1706.

Lambeth House, 2292.
Laramore’s Hall, Shoe Lane,
1810.

Leaden Hall, 50, 51.

Liberty of the Clink and Bank-
side, 2420.

Limehouse, 1540.

Lincoln’s Inn, riot at, 826.
Little Queen Street, 3060.
Mansion House, New, 726.
Marshalsea, 854, 870, 887.
Marshal’s Prison, Maiden Lane,
2674.

Minories, 3297.

Moorfields :
riot at, 2685.
planted, 1167.

Navy Office in Leadenhall
Street, 3312.

New Exchange, riots in, 3019.
Office of Works, Scotland Yard,
3366.

Old Bailey, 849.

Pall Mall, near St. James (1671),
3544.

Panier Alley, 3491.

Poultry, 3491.

Radcliffe Highway, 1540, 1786.
Red Hart in Fore Street, 1706.
Ring of Smithfield, 863.

Royal Exchange, 1167.

St. Bartholomew’s Close, 863.
St. Giles, 277.

St. James’s, Romish Chapel,
3504.

St. Margaret’s Westminster,
3303.

St. Mary Magdalene, parish of,
Bermondsey, collection for,
4279.

St. Nicholas’s Shambles, 1055.
St. Paul, Shadwell, 3739.

St. Paul’s Cathedral, 653.

Savoy, 3272.

Sessions Hall, Newgate, 874.
Shadwell, 1369.

Skinners Hall, 2715.

London topography :

Soho, 3549.

Somerset House, mutiny at, 3152.
The Sun near Cripplegate, St.

Thomas Apostles, 2270.
Thames Street, 1601.

Theatre Royal in Bridges Street,
3588.

Three Kings’ Court, Lombard
Street, 3993.

Tower Hill, 3297, 4202.
Townsend Lane, Greenhithe,
1124.

Walbrook, St. Stephens, 1215.
Wapping, 1540.

Weavers’ Hall, 2317.

Windmill Fields, 3549.
Winchester House (Southwark),
2292.

Wine Licence Office :
Blackfriars, 3327.

Durham Yard, Strand, 3394.
Old Palace Yard, Westminster,
3355.

See also Castle Yard, Holborn.
Worcester House, 2743.
Yorkshire Hall, 2236.

London, Bishopric of :

Henry Compton, Bishop of,
3764, 3785, 3826, 3933, 4086.
Commissioners for the, 3855.

Londonderry co. :
outlaws in, Irl527.
plantation in, Ir248.

Londonderry : Irl78, 704.
burnt by Sir Cahir O’Dogherty,
Irl94.

port in, established, Irl76.
Provost of, Sir Henry Dockwra,
Irl76.

relief of, 1983.

George Montgomery, Bishop of ;
see under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Lonergan, Thaddy, Irl304.

Long, Loch, SI 166.

Long :

John, Macromp, Irl517.

Col. Walter, M.P., 1579, 2286,
2498,2708.

Long cloth, 824.

Long Parliament :
reassembles, 3108.
last ordinance of, 3165.
dissolution of, 3168.

Longan, Richard, Irl304.

Longarden, Richard mac Daniel,
Irl304.

Long-calderwood, Kilbride, S2567.

Long-dyke, Finwick, S2567.

Long-dyke-hill, Mauchlin, S2567.

Longfauch, Edinburgh, S2567.

Longfield (co. Tyrone), Ir794, 809.

Longfoot, S2488.

Longford co., Irl614.
outlaws, Irl527, 1548.
plantations in, Ir239.

Longford, Francis Aungier, 1st Earl
of, Ir925, 1131 ; see also under
Privy Council, under Ireland.

Longham, Sarah, 3828.

Longmarcus, Lady, Haddington,
S2567.

Longmuir, John, Loch rig.,
Stewartoun, S2567.

Longside, Renfrew, S2567.

Longstoune, Irl493.

Longueville :

Robert, Ir868.

William, 3465.

See also Grey de Ruthyn.

Looms for ribbon weaving, 1784.

Loop Head, Irl605.

Loose women, against transport
of, to Flanders, S453.

Lorain, Elspeth, Mordingtoun,
Berwick, S2567.

Lord, Richard, Ir918.

Lord Chancellor :
a master of game, S2529.
directed to remove Justices
from the Commission of
Peace, 3682.

Lord High Admiral, Duke of
York, 3408.

Lord Justices of England, pro-
clamations by, 4155 sqq
4195 sqq., 4225 sqq.

Lord Keeper, votes of, published
by the Lords, 2182.

Lord Lieutenants :
to exercise Volunteers for Par-
liament, 2226.

to hold the county magazines,
2143.

Leicester magazine seized by,
for Parliament, 2231.
omitted from title of Lent
Orders, 1137, 1155.
to pay discharged soldiers, 817.
plays to be licensed by, 509.
to stop plundering, 2530.

Lord Mayor, see under London.

Lord President of Connaught,
Ir808.

Lord Protector: Commissi oners for
safety of the, meeting of, 3077,
3094 ; see also Oliver Crom-
well, and Duke of Somerset.

Lord Warden of Cinque Ports, see
Cinque Ports.

Lords Commissioners :
at Oxford, 2657.
for plague, 2579, 2580.
for the Plantations, 1745.

Lords of the Congregation, S77,
78, 80, 81, 84, 86, 140.
against assisting, S84.

Lords of Council and Session :
appeal against, S2395.
dispute with the advocates,
2395,

proclamations of, S2034, 2422,
2480, 2590, 2901, 2941, 2959.
3316, 3377.

verbal information to, forbid-
den, S2422.

Lords of erections :

to appear before Commission-
ers, SI 485, 1512.
to exhibit their titles, S1501,
1507, 1542.
titles of, S1513.

Lord’s Day Observance, 261, 1880,
1886, 2552, 2685, 2789, 2885,
2882, 3147, 3383, 4314.
petition for, 2066.

Lords, House of :
addressfor a proclamation, 1543,
4020.

defer private business, 1895,
1897, 2044.

forbid issue of a proclamation,
2139.

authority of, denied, 2794.
Orders, 3652, 3721, 3723, 3918,
3921, 3927, 3933, 3937, 3953,
3953 a, 3955, 4015, 4248, 4268.
arrest of Percy and others, 1855.
plague, 1890.

protections, 3379, 3396, 4033,
4053, 4220, 4248.
concerning recusants licensed
to stay in London, 3685.
licences by, revoked, 3690.
for continuance of divine
service as ordered in Prayer
Book, 1887.

protest against this order,
1888.

traffic near the House, 4257.
Petition for a free Parliament,
3901.

Petitions to, 1840, 1979.
against bishops or Papist peers
of Parliament, 1959.

Key to
Dates

152 5 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

608

Lords

INDEX

Lords, House of :

Petitions to :

Bedford, 2041.

Buckingham, 1929.

Berks., 2015.

for King’s return, Cinque
Ports, 2059.

Oxford, 1984.

Rutland, 2066.

women’s petition to, concern-
ing Queen’s departure, 1983.
printing Proceedings of, for-
bidden, 3233.

propositions of City petition to
Commons against, 2465.
protest of : 1888.
against abolition, 2826.
against Commons, 4371.
request of, to summon a Con-
vention Parliament, 3937.
Scots, Speech of William, Prince
of Orange to, S2762.
at York, letter to Parliament,
2172.

Loriiner, William, Mortoun-mill,
S2567.

Lome, Archibald Campbell of,
afterwards 5th Earl of Argyll,
S77.

Archibald Campbell, afterwards
8th Earl ofArgyll, S1685.

See also Argyll, Campbell.
Lorraine, House of, rebels against
Henry IV ; see Guise.

Losk, James, Kilbride, S2567.
Lossemouth Harbour, collection
for, S3222.

Lostwithiel, 2203, 3881.

Lothian :

Anne Kerr, 3rd Countess of,
S1805.

Robert Kerr, 4th Earl and 1st
Marquis of, S2619, 2733, 2756,
2762, 2933, 2943.

William Kerr, 2nd Marquis of,
S3267.

James, Kingsbarns, S2401.
Lotteries :
abolished, 1307.
for three years allowed to the
Royal Fishing (1661), 3323.
The Great, 624, 625, 628, 630.
prizes reduced, 633.
monopoly of, 3423, 3854.

Royal Oak, 3854.

Loudon Hill, battle of, S2457.
Loudon-hill, Lowdon, S2567.
Loudon :

Sir John Campbell, of Lawers,
1st Earl of, 2743, 2804, S1815,
2020, 2048, 2052, 2114, 2714.
James Campbell, 2nd Earl of,
S2382, 2714.

Hugh Campbell, 3rd Earl of,
S3227, 3267, 3294, 3394.
Loudoun, Lowdon, S2488, 2567.

Mains of, S2567.

Loudounbyres, Lowdon, S2567.
Lougher, Robert, 767.

Lough Foyle, Governor of, Irl67.
Loughman, Nicholas, Lymeoge,
Irl440.

Loughrea, Commissioners at,
Ir654.

Loughs put out of protection,
Ir506.

Louis (French), Ir629.

Lourie, Robert, of Maxweltoun,
S2538.

Louth co., outlaws in, Irl304,
1320, 1322, 1493.

Louth :

Oliver Plunkett, 4tli Baron,
Irl69.

Oliver Plunkett, 6th Baron,
Ir440.

See alsounder Privy Council, under

Ireland.

Lovat, Hugh Fraser, 9th Baron,
S2943.

Amelia, Lady Dowager, S3155 ;
see also Fraser.

Love, Family of, 752.

Love :

alias Alexander, Thomas, of
London.

Hugh, Middletoun, Lochwin-
noeh Parish, Renfrewshire,
S2567.

James, Burtries, Renfrewshire,
S2567.

Nicholas, M.P., regicide, 3224.
Sir Thomas, 1575.

Lovelace :

John Lovelace, 3rd Baron, of
Hurley, 2198.

Sir Richard, afterwards 1st
Baron, Irl54.

Lovell, Sir Thomas, K.G., 29,

48.

Lovering, Edward, 1824.

Low Countries :

against entertainment of rebels
from, 629.

Archduchess of, Englishmen in
service of, to return, 1452.
conservator of Scots’ privileges
in, S832, 835.
grain sent to, 807.
intercourse with, 605, 612, 619,
686.

musters of English troops in,
829.

officers of the regiments in, to
join them, 1503.
pay of English troops in,
3984.

plague in, 1709, S1622.
sale of English goods seized in,
632, 665.
service in, 805.
staple port in, S631.
trade with, 1200, 1802.
stopped, 594, 1458.
victualling of, 827.
weather-bound ships of, to be
sheltered, 596.
wool trade with, 736.

See also Flanders, Holland,
Netherlands, United Pro-
vinces.

Low, Lowe :

Anthony, 1873.

Charles, 4516.

Lowbel, use of, forbidden, 1687.
Lowick, Major Robert, 4173,
4186, Irl317.

Lowis :

Cumnock, S2567.

Simon, Castletoun, Edinburgh,
S2567.

William, Catslackburn, Selkirk,
S2567.

Lowns, Laurence, 1808.

Lowre, Daniel, Irl304.

Lowson, John, S3207.

Lowther :

Sir Gerrard ; see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Sir John, Bt., of Whitehaven,
3993.

John, Irll63.

Luke, Ir918.

Lubeck merchants, licences con-
trary to Navigation Act with-
drawn, 3363.

Lucas :

Charles Lucas, 2nd Baron, of
Shenfield, 3921, 3933.

Capt. Nicholas, 2992.

Richard, of Worle, clerk, 3828.
Sir Thomas ; see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Lucerne, collection for Protes-
tants in, 3053.

Ludlow, 3881.

Ludlow :

Col. Edmund, M.P., regicide,
3132, 3224,3251, 4025, Ir605a,
609 ; see also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Sir Henry, 2214, 2288, 2440.

John, 1822.

Luke :

J ohn, collection for, S3327.

William, Airdstoun, Kilbride,
S2567.

Lumlair, S2010.

Lumley :

John Lumley, K.B., 1st Baron,
934.

David of Hutton-Roides, 3389.

Col. Henry, 4258.

Lumley of Waterford, Richard,
2nd Viscount ; see under Scar-
borough, Richard Lumley,
1st Earl of.

Lumph-ford, Edinburgh, S2567.

Lumsden, Sir James, S1908, 1919.

Lunatics, custody of (1653), 3009.

Lundie, S1536.

Lundin, Laird of, see John Drum-
mond.

Lundinmill, S2401.

Lundy, John, Baldstard, S2401.

Lunsford, Col. Sir Thomas, 1821,
1938, 2237.

Lurg (Fermanagh), Ir809.

Lurg-foot, Dumfries, S2567.

Lusk, Sunday markets in, lr261.

Luss, Laird of, S2538, 2566, 2943 ;
see also Colquhoun.

Luther, Martin, against disciples
of, 114.

Luttrel, Sydney ; see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Lux, Richard, 1035.

Luzancy, M., (i.e. Philippe

Chastelet), 3618.

Lyel, Lyell :

Cornelius, East - barns, Had-
dington, S2567.

John, shoemaker, Inverwick,
Haddington, S2567.

William, shoemaker, Hadding-
ton, S2567.

Schir James (Rev.), S27.

Lymeoge, co. Kilkenny, Irl440.

Lyme Regis, 783, 3794.

collection for, 2576.

relief of, 2574.

Lynch :

Michael, Ir450.

Patrick, Ir450.

Stephen, Dr., Ir450.

Walter, see Clonfert, Bishop of.

See also Linch.

Lyndon, Sir John, Irl335.

Lynegh, alias Roch, Irl370.

Lynsteed, Amy, widow of Wil-
liam, 1369.

Lyon :

James, Laird of Auldbar,S1698.

John, see Kinghorn, John Lyon,
Earl of.

Patrick, S2659.

Sir Thomas, see Glamis, Master
of.

Ensign William (D’Offerel’s
regiment), S3084.

Lyon King at Arms, S1547, 1556.

privileges of, S2363.

visitation, 1556.

Lytranus, Ir290.

Lyttelton, Sir Edward Littleton,
1st Baron, 1728, 1760, 1896,
2568, 2579, 2589, 2591, 2615.

Volunteer Regiment, 2568.

Lytton, Sir Robert, K.B., 29.

M. J., reward for discovery of,
Irl611.

Mabbot, Gilbert, Ir712.

Mabinshaw, Roxburgh, S2567.

Maccarty

MacAboy, Edmond, Irl336.

Macadam :

David, Town-head, Dalmalling-
toun, S2567.

George, Bow, S2320.

Gilbert, Craigingilton, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

Gilbert, Dalwhat, Dalmelling-
toun, S2567.

James, Clachan, S2567.

James, Knockgray, S2320.

John, Cardross, S2567.

Quintin, Glenhead, Straitoun,
S2567.

William, Straitoun, S2567,

— , Waterhead, S2320.

M’Caithness, William, Gilkers-
cleugh, Crawford, Lanark-
shire, S2567.

Macal :

John, weaver, Craigincar, Kirk-
cudbright, S2567.

William, Bowdoun, Roxburgh,
S2567.

William, Clachan, S2567.

William, Holm of Daltanachan,
S2567.

MacAlexander :

Rev. Fergus, Barr, S2567.

James, Carrick, S2567.

John, Doularg, Barr, S2567.

John, younger, Dumochrin,
Dailey, S2567.

McAllister, Alexander, Loup,
S2861 ; see also McElester.

Macanally, Daniel Oge, Irl320.

M'Angus, Donald, Glengarry,
S364, 366.

Mac Ardle :

Patrick, Irl336.

Phillip, D-1517.

Macarlagtoun,Kirkmichael,S2587.

Macartie, see Maccarty.

Macartney, Mackartney :

Maj.-Gen. George, 4516, Irl623.

James, flesher, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Robert, Quintinespy, S2567.

Mac a Tee, Patrick, Sharcock,
Irl517.

Macauld :

John, Cleugh head, Dumfries,
S2567.

John, Tibbers, Dumfries,
S2567.

Mac Aulif, Teige mac Shane,
Irl304.

Macbirnie, James, Crobmor,
S2330.

Mac Bread, Neice, Irl517.

Mac Brehoune :

Hugh Bane, Ir853.

Tirlagh, Ir853.

Mac Cabe :

Alexander Bane, Corungyen,
Irl517.

John, Irl227.

Phelemy, Lisnabuntroy, Irl537.

Redmond, Irl517.

Mac Cactan, Phelemy Gasta,
111 336.

Mac Caflfy, Bryan mcMahon, alias
Roe mac Cully, Irl336.

Mac Cagh, Hugh Oge, IrS09.

Mac Callaghan, Owen, Killcorney,
Irl466.

McCalman, Archibald, Arivain,
S2861.

Mac Caun, Ferdinando.Loghgilly,
Armagh, Irl517, 1537.

McCardle, Philip Duffe, Knock-
banner, Irl440.

McCartan, Patrick, Loghnelan,
Ir365.

McCarter, John, Milntoun, S3074.

Maccarty, Macartie :

Donnough, see Muskerry, Don-
nough Maccarty, Viscount.

| 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 1600 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir3S7, S1722.
j 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. I860 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

609

Key to
Dates

Maccarty

INDEX

Mackean

Maccarty, Macartie :

Lieut.-Gen. I., Irl018 ; see also
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Me Casker (Me Elester), Bryan,
Irl304.

Mac Cavell :

Bryan, Irl336.

Edmond, Irl336.

Mac Cavvell :

Bryan mac Donnel, Carragh,
Ir794, 808.

Cahill (Charles), Ir763.
Macchesny, John, Hole, S2567.
M'Clean, McClain :

John, S2971.

Laird of, S2566, 2829.

— , Lochbuy, S2829.

See also MacLean.

Macclesfield :

Charles Gerard, 1st Earl of,
3817, 3828, 3933, 3966, 3993.
Charles Gerard, 2nd Earl of, 4258.
Mac Cnoher, John Mac Dermot,
Irl304.

McColl :

Ewen, S2861.

John, portioners of Glasdrum,
S2861.

alias McEanroy, John, S2861.
M'Conill, Mac Conwell, McCon-
nell :

Angus, S557, 800.

Aughly Bawne, Irl320.

James, Ir46.

Thurlagh, Irl320, 1336.

Mac Cormock, Mac Cormuck :
Rev. Andrew, Ir704.

Cormuck, Ir927.

Daniel Boy, Ir809.

Edmond, Irl304.

Philip, Irl304.

Me Corry :

Owen, Irl304.

Patrick, Irl304.

Mac Coscar, James, Ir809.
Maccubin, Thomas, Blair, Dailey,
S2567.

McCullin, Patrick, Irl304.

Mac Cullough, Macullocli :
Alexander, merchant, Ayr,
S2567.

David, Kirkcudbright, S2567.
Sir Godfrey, Miretoun, S2538.
Henry, Barholm, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

John, Linlithgow, S2567.

Mac Daniel, Mac Daniell :

Dennis, murder of, Irl227.

Col. — ., Irl020.

McDannel, ah'as Dannel, William,
Knockillevally, Irl537.

Mac David :

Phelim Reaugh, Irl94.
exempted from pardon, Irl95.
reward for arrest of, SI 136,
1137.

Capt. Richard Bourke, of Par-
try, Ir453.

Me Dermot :

Laghlin Dun, Irl304.

Owen, Claremadden, Irl485.
Terence, Irll07.

Macdonald, Mcdonald :

Alaster, S1892, 1902.
reward for arrest of, S1848.
has invaded Scotland, S1848.
Alexander, of Glengarrie,S2829,
2861.

Alexander, alias M°Ean of Glen-
coe, and his two sons, S2861.
Archibald, Largie, S2861.

Coll, S2718, 2728.

Donald, of Glengarry, S2116.
Donald, of Moydart, Captain
of Clanronald, S2861.

Donald, of Benbecula, S286I.
Sir Donald, of Sleat, S2566,2861.

Macdonald, Mcdonald :

John, of Glencoe, S2829.
Roderick, shopkeeper, Salt
Market, Glasgow, S2567.

— , Auchatrichaten, S2861.

— , Ferset, S2861.

— , of Keppoch, S2829, 2861.

— , Ochterraw, S2861.

— , younger, of Slate, S2861.

Mac Donell, Macdonnell :

Alexander, Ir411, 412, 417, 420,
421, 423, 433, 435, 440, 444,
461.

Angus, Ir461.

Charles, Irl304.

Donnel oge ODonnel, oge,
Ir853.

Enass, Ir809.

Ferdarrogh, Ir794.

Gillespick, Ir794.

Grana, Donnogh mac Shane,
Ir849.

Sir James, 1052.

James mac Fergus, of Taghne-
killie, Ir365.

John, Ir461.

John, Irl304.

Katherine, Irl305.

Randal, see Antrim, Earl of.
Randall, Ir808.

Randle, Monaghan, Irl537.
Roger, Irl304.

Rory mac Randal, Ir794.

Toole, Ballagh, Ir794, 808.
Owen Bane,Longstoune,Irl493.
reward for arrest of, Irl493.
Owen Bawn, Rathmacrakan,
Irl493.

Owen Doo, Ir794.

Patrick, Balrenny, Irl493.

£10 reward for arrest of, Irl493.

Mac Donnogh, McDonogh :
Bryan, Ir853.

David, Irl304.

Patrick, Claremadden, Irl485.

Macdoual, Macdowel :

Hugh, weaver, Wigton, S2567.
James, Kirkcudbright, S2567.
Sir James, of Garthland, Ren-
frewshire, S2113.

Joseph, Wigton, S2567.

McEan, Mclan :

Alexander, alias M'Donald,
S2861.

Viconchy, Donald Dow, S2333.

M'Eanroy, John, alias McColl,
S2861.

M:Egan, Mac Egan, Lieut.-Col.,
Ir495, see Ross, Fr. BoStius
(R.C.) Bp. of.

McElester, see McCasker.

Mac Envall, Teige, Irl370.

Macers :

attendance of, on Privy Council,
S18.

to be protected on duty, S34.

Mac Etee, Patrick, Lisinksy,
Irl537.

MacEuen, McEuen :

Gilbert, Carsferry, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

John, Eastwood in Pollock
Maxwel’s land, Renfrewshire
Covenanters, S2567.

Robert, taylor, Creichen, Dum-
fries, S2567.

Me Evar, Bryan, Cruttenclough,
Irl527.

McFadin, Turlagh, Keith, Irl304.

Mc Farlane, William, S2490.

Macferries, Robert, Macarlagtoun,
Kirkmichael, S2567.

Macgachan, James, Craigbuttoch,
Dumfries, S2567.

Mac Gageran, Turlagh, Irl304.

MacGavan, MacGavin :

John, Kinzeancleugh, Mauch-
lin, S2567.

MacGavan, MacGavin :

Robert, Cumnock, S2567.
William, smith, Haugh, Mauch-
lin, S2567.

Macgawn, William, Borgue, Kirk-
cudbright, S2567.

Mac Gawran, Phelemy, Ir927.
Mac Geighy, Teige, Irl304.

Mc Gennis, Murtagli, Mullingar,
Irl537.

Mac Geoghegan, Antony, see
Clonmacnoise.

Macghie, John, Bridge-end, Dum-
fries, Kirkcudbright, S2567.
Macghies :

Gilbert, Borgue, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Walter, Borgue, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Macgil :

Andrew, Ballantree, S2567.
John, Arietclyoch, Ballantree,
S2567.

Mac Gilaspy, Edmund, Ir809.

Mac Gill, Sir James, of Rankellor,
S3113.

Mc Gill :

Bryan, Irl304.

Sir James, of Cranstoun (Lord
of Session, 1661), S1595.
Neile, Ir809.

Rev. Thomas, S2409.
McGillespick, Coil, S1848.

Mac Gilligan, Bryan, Ir809.

Mc Gilmartine, Bryan, Irl304.
McGinnis :

Art oge Mac Glasny, of 11a n-
derry, 365.

Sir Con, of Newcastle, Ir365.
Ever Mac Phelim, of Castle-
welan, Ir365, 388.

Rory Mac Brian oge, of Edentee-
cullagh, Ir365.

Mc Go wan :

James, Irl304.

James, Auchingask, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

Patrick, a priest preaching
against the Queen, reward
for arrest of, Irll2.

Rory Keigh, Ir927.

McGrath, Mac Gragli :

James, Irl322.

Shane, Ir808.

Thomas, Ir794.

McGregor, M'Greigor :

Lieut.-Col. Donald, S2861.
Duncan Roy Mc ilphatrich, in
Pollockso, S3129.

Gilroy : S1624, 1631, 1632.
reward for arrest of, S1632.
John, in Rennock, S3129.

John Dow Gair, reward for
arrest of, S1632.

— , of Braikley, S2861.
M’Gregors :

against the, S1624, 2925.
reward for, S1632.

See also under Gregor.

Macguire, Mac Gwire :

Brian mac Cowconnaght, of
Tempoe, Ir365.

Cahill Mac Rory Oge, Ir927.
Connor, Irl304.

Cowconaght oge, his lands taken
into the king’s hands, Irl91.
Don, Ir927.

Donogh bane, of Carrow, Ir365.
Edmond, Ir808.

Flertagh, Ir927.

Hugh Groome, Irl304.

John, Irl304.

Knocker Mac Shane, Ir927.
Patrick, Irl304.

Rory, of Hassets town, Fer-
managh, Ir365.

Rory Duff, Ir927.

Tirlagh oge Mac Shano, Ir927.

Mac Guly, Guly Mac Shane,
Irl304.

MacGyalloch :

Hugh, Clattie, Straitoun,S2567.

John, Clattie, Straitoun, S2567.

Machaffie, Thomas, Largs, Strai-
toun, S2567.

Mac Haran, Patrick, Irl304.

Machany, Sir John Drummond
of, S2538.

Mc Henry :

John, Irl440.

Rory Mac Quayd, Ir809.

Machesny :

Archibald, Balhassie, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

Richard, Moit, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Machinery destroyed, 1368.

Machlyn :

John, Irl542.

See Mauchline.

Machrimore, Wigton, S2567.

Laird of, S3113.

Mac Hugh :

Art, Irl336.

Bryan, Irl304.

Father Bryan, Irl614.

Cormuck, Irl304.

Capt. Donnogh O’Connor, Ir453.

James, Bramelstoun, Irl440.

Murtagh, Irl304.

Tirlagh, Ir927.

Machutcheon, John, Clachan of
Dairy, S2320.

Mac Ilgea, Donoghy, Ir927.

M°Ilvernoc (Archibald), of Oab,
S2861.

Macllveroeh, John, Hirkill, Car-
rick, S2567.

Macllveyand, William, Merkland,
Barr, S2567.

Macllwraith :

Gilbert, Dalwharroch, Carrick,
S2567.

Gilbert, Dumorchie, Barr,
S2567.

Hugh, Auchinflour, Ballantree,
S2567.

John, Dinvin, Girvan, S2567.

John, Farden, Kirkoswald,
S2567.

Mc Inallie, Daniel oge, Irl304.

Mc Inering, Darby, Irl542.

Mc Inteirn, wadsetter in Atliole,
S2861.

M’lntosh, Mackintosh :

James, merchant, Glasgow,
S2567.

Laird of, S2566, 2718.

MacJarrow :

James, Shang, Barr, S2567.

John, Pengeroch, Barr, S2567.

William, Culvennan, Wigtoun,
S2567.

— , Alti-albany, S2567.

MacJore :

John, Keirland, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Patrick, Crofts, S2567.

— , Kirkland, S2567.

Mackala, Elizabeth, S3346.

Mackallough, Charles, 4133.

Mackay, Mc Kay :

Col. Sir Donald, of Far, 1st
Baron Reay, S1444.

Maj.-Gen. Hugh, S2791, 2823,
2825, 2827, 2832, 2837, 2862,
2874, 2933.

Col. Robert, S3002.

William, Newtoun of Cumber-
nauld, Dumbartonshire,
S2567.

— , of Cloncard, S2463.

Mackdowgal, Sir William, Gart-
land, S3082.

Mackean, Alexander, taylor, Kirk-
cudbright, S2567.

Key xo ) 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates j 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, I16O8, S2167. 167 5 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

610

Mackechan

INDEX

MacVearty

Mackechan, John, Auchingibbet,
Cumnock, S2567.

Mackeg, James, Milltown, Dum-
fries, S2567.

Mac Kena, Mac Kenna :

Art, Coneyan, Irl537.

Francis, Trugh, Irl517.

Neale, of the Trough, Ir365.

William, Barr, S2567.

William, Lamdochty, Barr,
S2567.

William, servitor, Barr, S2567.

Mackenen, Robert, Cathcart, Ren-
frewshire Covenanters, S2567.

Mackenny, Thomas, S2010.

Mackenzie, McKenzie:

Sir Alexander, of Coul, S3113.

Colin, Sec. of Privy Council,
S2570, 2576, £585, 2593, 2602,
2619, 2626, 2630, 2635, 2639,
2645, 2646, 2648, 2656, 2660,
2663, 2672, 2674, 2676, 2695,
2699, 2703, 2704, 2707, 2716,
2718, 2736, 2732, 2739. 2740,
2741, 2744, 2749, 2755, 2758.

Colin (uncle to Earl of Sea-
forth), S2861.

Duncan, S2408.

Sir George, of Tarbat, S2191,
2482, 2529, 2590 ; see also
Tarbat, Viscount.

John, in Castletoun, S2352.

John, Clerk of Parliament,
S2784, 3234.

Kenneth, see Seaforth, Earl of.

Capt. Kenneth, S3198.

Sir Kenneth, of Cromartie,
S3213

Robert, S2802, 2818.

Roderick, for arrest of, 4172.

Rorie, of Redcastle, S3113.

Sir Rory, of Findon, S2766.

Thomas, S2016.

Thomas, of Pluscarden, S2191.

Capt., of Suddie, S2718.

Mac Kernon, Owen, Irl548.

Mac Kevert :

Cormuck Gar, Irl336.

Mac Kevett, Me Kevet :

Bryan, Irl320.

Owen Garr, Irl804, 1320.

Patrick Gasta, Irl320.

Mackile, David, Dalshangan,
Kirkcudbright, S2567.

Mackilhaffy, John, Craichley’s
Land, Wigtoun, S2567.

M’Killigen, Rev. — , Ross, S2401.

Mackilney, James, Polmidow,
S2320.

M'Kinnon, Laird of, S2566.

MacKirrow :

Robert, Littlefarden, Mauchlin,
S2567.

Robert (son), Mauchlin, S2567.

MacKissoch, Thomas, Soft-lagan,
Ballantree, S2567.

Mackmitchel, Daniel, 1,000 merks
reward for arrest of,
S2488.

M' Knogher, John Me Dermod,
Irl320.

Mac Kolgeen, Terlagh, Ir853.

Mackornet, Andrew, Bog-end,

Edinburgh, S2567.

McKreen, see Kavanagh, Ir571.

Mackrerie, James, Craig, Glenap,
Ballantree, S2567.

Mackworth, Humfrey, M. P.,2275.

Maclachrie, John, Largs, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

Maclaran, John Buy, in Torray,
S3 129.

Maclarchan :

Andrew, Borgeny, Dailey,
S2567.

— , Dailey, S2567.

Mc Lauchlan, Lauchlan, Provan-
toun, Stirlingshire, S2567.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 1550 375,
Dates j 105 0 2886, Ir461, S2034.

M'Lean, MacLean :

Alexander, designed Commissar
M ■'Clean, S2829.

Alexander, late Commissar of
Argyle, S2861.

Charles Alexander, three sons
in Arros, S2861.

Donald, of Coll, S2861.

Hector, S2012.

Hector, Lochbuy, S2861.
(Hector) of Kingarloch, S2861.
John, Dobistoun, Dailey, S2567.
John, S2971.

Sir John, ofthat ilk, S2861, 3084.
John, S2963.

Lauchlan, of Dowart, S823.
William, Alti-albany, Barr,
S2567.

— , Ardgour, elder and younger
and grandchild, S2861.

— , Kinloclihalin, S2861.

— , Tarbet, S2861.

See also McClean.

McLeans :

for arrest of the, S2268.
intercommuning the, S2269.

MacLeir, James, Chamberstoun,
Dalmallingtoun, S2567.

MacLeish, William, sailor. Irwin,
S2567.

Maclellan, M’Clellan :

Alexander, Carse of Baltersan,
Wigton, S2567.

John, Stevenson Town, S2567.
Robert, of Barscoob, S2312.

Sir Samuel, S3346.

Thomas, see Kirkcudbright,
Thomas Maclellan, Baron.

— , of Balmageichan, S2312.

Maclemont :

Alexander, weaver, Barbee,
Carrick, S2567.

Arthur, Shallochan, Ballantree,
S2567.

McLeod, M'Cleod :

Aeneas, S2796, 2855.

John, of Harris, S2566.

Maclerny, John, Milltoun, Barr,
S2567.

Mac Loghlin, Mac Loughlin :
Connor, Ir808.

John, Farr, Irl440.

Maclum, John, Ardmavel, Stir-
lingshire Covenanters, S2567.

Maclung, Thomas, Balnoular,
Ballantree, S2567.

Maclure, George, Bennan, Barr,
S2567.

Maclurg, John, smith, Monnigaff,
S2567.

MacMahon :

Art Roe Mac Patrick Mac Art
Moyle, of Fanahah, Ir365.
Collo Mac Brian, of Balloghie,
Ir365.

Coolo Mac Ever, Ir365.

Ever, Irl336.

Ever, (R.C.) Bishop of Clogher,
defeat of, 2903.

commission of, from Ormonde,
2903.

Hugh, Ir794.

Murtogh Oge, Irl440.

Owen, Irl517.

Redman, Baccagh, Kinogo,
Irl537.

Roger, Irl440.

Roger, Eternagh, Irl537.
Sinister, Irl517.

Mac Mahons of Monaghan, in
rebellion, Irl45.

Mac Manus :

Cahall Oge, Irl370.

Keadagh, Irl304.

Patrick, Irl304.

McMartin, alias Cameron of Lat-
terfindlay, and his eldest son
S2861.

Mac Maughan, Mortagh, Irl466.
Macmeiking, Macmeiken :

John, Dalmellingtoun, S2567.
John, Kill St. Ninian, Carrick.
S2567.

William, Ballantree, S2567.
Macmichael :

George, Carskep, S2567.

James, Clachan, S2567.

Rebecca, Black-craig, Dairy,
S2567.

Robert, Craiglour, S2567.
Macmillan :

Alexander, Bank, S2320.
Alexander, Glenrie, S2567.
Andrew, haunts at Monnigaff,
Kirkcudbright, S2567.
Andrew, servant, New Gallo-
way, S2567.

Anthony, Stonebrae, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

James, Glenlie, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

John, Brockloch, S2320.

John, Dunveoch, S2567.

John, Glenlie, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

John, Iron-daroch, S2567.

John, Kirkcudbright, S2567.
John, Straithmilligan, Dum-
fries, S2567.

John, Strangassie, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

John, Strong-gashel, S2320.
Robert, Kiltarsen, S2320.
William, Bredinoch, S2320.
William, Aresalloch, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

William, Bredenoch, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

Rev. William, Caldow, S2567.
— , Greenan, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

— , Kirkcudbright, S2567.
Macmin, John, Fuffock, S2567.
Macmitchell :

Daniel, S2493.

Daniel, Lurg-foot, Dumfries,
S2567.

James, Knockinreoch, Cars-
phairn, S2320.

McMorrough’s (Marrowes) coun-
try, Ir95, 97 a.

Mac Morto :

Donogh, Irl304.

Morto Mac Hugh, Irl304.

Mac Mullan, Mac Mullin :

Daniel, Inch, Irl537.

Knogher, Inch, Irl537,
Edmund, 809.

Mac Murch, Hugh, Ir794.
MacMurdy, Thomas, Barbury,
Dumfries, S2567.

Mac Murphy :

Phelomy Boy, Irl370.

Shane Begg, Irl370.

Mc Murray :

Cormuck, Irl304.

Laughlin, Ir927.

Macnabin, John, Auchinsoul,
Barr., S2567.

McNalley, Daniel Oge, Irl320.
Mac Namarra, McNamarrah :
Donnogh (Denis), Ir849.
Margaret, abduction of,
Irl542.

Morice, Irl440.

Patrick, Irl542.

Macnaught :

James, Newtoun of Galloway,
S2567.

John, S2312.

John, son, S2312.

Patrick, Cumnock, S2312.
Roger, S845.

Roger, Newtoun of Galloway,
Kirkcudbright, S2567.

Roger, Newtoun of Kells, S2567.

McNaughton :

John (uncle to Laird of
McNaughton), S2861.

(Alexander) of Dundarow,
S2861.

alias Reid, S2861.

McNeil :

Donald, Galochellie, S2861.

Hector, S2861.

Henry O’Neil, Oge, Ir809.

Macneilly :

Alexander, Mains of Arstin-
chil, S2567.

James, Auchairn, Ballantree,
S2567.

Thomas, Portpatrick, Wigton,
S2567.

William, Arstinchil, S2567.

William, merchant, Dumfries,
S2567.

Macneish :

Gilbert, Farden, Carrick, S2567.

John, Carrick, S2567.

— , Carrick, S2567.

MacNelly, Teige, Ballvcona,

Irl537.

McNemarra, see McNamarra.

Macolm :

Robert, Netherglen, S2320.

Roger, Netherholm, S2320.

McPadin, Owen Boy, Irl440.

McPatrick, Hugh McMahon,

Ir461.

Macpherson, Thomas, S2408.

Mac Philip, Jonin Reagh, Ir809.

McQuarrie, John, of Ulva, S2861.

Macquarter :

David, Auchnaroch, Kirk-
michael, S2567.

John, Drumhill, Kirkmichael,
S2567.

Mac Quayd, Redmond Mac
Knogher, Ir809.

Mcqueen, Duncan, S2963, 2971.

Macquhan, Adam, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Mac Quillen, Mac Quillon :

Bregan More, Choghernagh,
Irl537.

Roger, Irl336.

McQuire, Fardarough, Crottem-
lough, Irl440.

McRean, Shane, Irl320.

Macromp, Irl517.

Mac Rory, Art, Ir809.

Mac Shane :

Fanine (Feenine), Irl304, 1320.

Francis, Irl336.

Glasney, Dundalk, Irl466.

Hugh, Ir853.

MeSharry, Keadagh, Irl304.

Mac-side, Roxburgh, S2567.

Macskimming :

John, Town-end, Adamhill,
Craigie, S2567.

Thomas, Auchneicht, Dailey,
S2567.

MacSorley, James, against assist-
ing, S887.

Mac Sweeney, Swyne :

Edmund, Ir809.

Murragh, Irl304.

MaeTagart, McTaggart :

Michael, Glassock, Wigtoun,
S2567.

William, S3074.

— , Borgue, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

MacTagat, Andrew, Dalmelling-
toun, S2567.

Mactire :

Andrew, Bishopland, Straitoun,
S2567.

Thomas, Bishopland, Straitoun,
S2667.

Alexander, Marquhan, Dum-
fries, S2567.

MacVearty, — , Irl537.

16, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 100 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1025 1393, Ir255, S1416.
1000 3145, Ir608, S2167. 107 6 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1089 3942, Irl009, S2762.

1041 1835, Ir337, S1722.
1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

611

Macyacky

INDEX

Markham

Macyacky :

James, Craichley’s Land, Wig-
ton, S2567.

James, Kenmuir, Wigton,
S2567.

Madder, imported, to be tested,
1634.

Maddin, Dermot, Irl268.
Maddison, Judge Advocate, 2664.
Madeira, 710.
invasion of, 623.

Mader, John, Pathhead, Renfrew-
shire Covenanters, S2567.
Madingil, Douglas, S2567.

Madox, Edward, 3522.

Madras, 3050.

President and Council of, 3833.
Madrid, Treaty of, 3513.
Magashell, Tyrone, Ir809.
Magazines :

of corn to be founded, 1365.
Coventry, to be removed, 2218.
of forage, S2903.
to be held by Lord Lieutenants,
2143.

Hull, 2086.

Leicester, seizure of, 2231.
attempted seizure of, 1938, 2235.
proclamation against moving,
2208.

Tynemouth, 2401.

York, 2401.

Magdalene Chapel, Conventicle,
S2401, 2409.

Magee, Bartholomew, Irl268.
Magellan, Straits of, 3731.
Magennis :

Arthur Magenis, of Iveagli, 3rd
Viscount, Ir400, 461.

Art oge MacGlasny, Ir365.

Sir Con, of Newcastle, Ir365.
Ever Phelim, Ir365.

Rory MacBrian oge, Ir365.
Maghera, Irl527.

Magherawly, co. Down, Ir704.
Magliery - Killmoony, Fermaugh,
Ir809.

Maghry, Dermod, Irl304.
Maghrycanon, Irl527.
Maghrymore, Irl527.

Magill :

James, S276.

Sir John, Irl020.

Magin, James, Irl440.

Maginally, Mortogli, Irl336.
Magistrates :

to assist revenue officers, Ir934.
of burghs where conventicles
have been held, fine on,S2406.
election of, S2121, 2159, 2796.
restrained to loyalists, S2212.
to trading burgesses, S1454.
to enforce Church discipline,
S3355.

to be fined for not arresting
deserters, SI 816, 1828.
in Glasgow, for obedience to,
S1092.

horses to be provided by, S2736.
Kirkcaldy, S2933.
oath and declaration to be taken
by all, S2444.
officers to aid, Ir971.

See also Justices of Peace.
Magragh, Magrath :

John, Irl268.

Luke, Irl542.

Redmond, Irl304.

Mague, see Crowly.

Maguire :

Connor, Lord Maguire, 2nd
Baron Enniskillen, Ir365.
Hugh, Ir461.

Rory, Ir365.

Teague, Ir54.

of Fermanagh, The, Irl45.
Mahaffy, William, Tonaghneere,
Irl537.

Mahomet Bassa, Duana of Tunis,
3377.

Mahony, Cornelius, Lissivigeen,
1537.

Maidstone :

petition repudiated, 2112.
taken, 2782.

Maillers of forfeited lands, S790.

Mails :

robbery of the, S2893.
stopping, forbidden, Irl573 ;
see also Letters, Post.

Maimed and wounded soldiers :
care of, 2513.

collections for, 2335, 2186, 2548,
2573, Irl052.
debts due to, 2614.
pensions for, 2416, 2690.
to be provided for by their
parishes, 3272.
relief of, in Oxford, 2572.

Main, Lieut. William, S3084.

Maine, Robert, S2721, 2722, 2723,
2724.

Mains of Arstincliil, S2567.

Mains of Ingliston, Edinburgh,
S2567.

Mains, Kilbride, S2567.

Mains, Lowdon, S2567.

Maintenance :

of the army, Ir404, S1864, 1865,
1990.

continued, S2028.
imposts for, continued, Ir397.
monthly, 1956, 1993, 1994,2064.
one month’s, S1897, 1927.
two months’, S1932.
three months’, S2012.
raising six months’, Ir422.
and retention, S1930.
of pirates, 640.

Mainwaring, Manwaring:

Sir Philip ; see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Col. Randall, 2364, 2375, 2601.
Sergt.-Maj. Randolph, 1986,
2078.

Capt. Robert, 2078, 2284, 2364.
Roger, D.D., Bp. of St. Davids,
1551.

Mair, Capt. —, S3084.

Maire, Noe la, 3068.

Maitland :

Alexander, S3084, 3295, 3296,
3301, 3302, 3311, 3312, 3313,
3320, 3321.

Charles, Lord Treasurer Depute,
afterwards 3rd Earl of
Lauderdale, S2741, 2743,2746.
Charles, S2963.

John,ofThirlestane ; see Lauder-
dale, John, Earl of.

Sir John, Riccarton, Ayrshire,
S2796.

Sir John, of Halton, S2933.
John, Prior of Coldingham,
Lord of Session, S297.

John, S2482.

Richard, P.C., S74.

Sir William, of Lethington,
younger, Lord of Session,
SI 96, 297.

Major-General of the County,
3061, 3067.

Makgill, James, of Rankeilour
nether, Lord of Session, S74,
196.

Malaga, Cape, engagement of,
4378.

Malcolm :

James, son of Laird ofBalbedie,
S2829.

See also Lochore.

See also Macolm.

Malet, Sir Thomas, 2221.

Malide, Rev. John Lewis, 3872.

Malignants :

not to approach the king, 2661.

Malignants :

to leave the army, 1919, 2052.
to leaveLondon, 2764, 3052, 3087,
3088, 3106, 3107, 3140, 3170.
plunder of estates, forbidden,
2403.

to remain in their houses till
further notice, 2292.

Mall Bay, Clare, 1473.
Malleagliill, Patrick, Irl304.
Mallet, Michael, M.P., 3272.
Malmesbury, 3881.

Malmsey wine, 20 a.

Malo-ford, Dumfries, S2567.
Malt:

consumption of, regulated, 1068.
excise of, rouped, S2846.
not to be made of oats or pease,
S2412, 2420.
patent for drying, 1762.
price, 4390, Irll67.
regulations for malting, 1748.
to be reported to excise officers,
4309.

See also Barley.

Malt-drying by sea-coal, 1762.
Maltravers, Lord, see Arundel,
Thomas Howard, Earl of.
Maltsters :

bond to be signed by, S2484.
to be licensed, 1748.
private, 1748.

privileges to those using kilns,
1762.

restrictions on number, 1748.
set free of restraint, 1776.
Malyn, William, 2995, S2099.
Mamora, S3050.

Man, John, 575.

Manby, Lieut. William, 2078.
Mancheen, Daniel, alias Slavee,
Irl537.

Manchester :

Sir Henry Montagu, Viscount
Mandeville, 1st Earl of, 1888,
1896, 1989.

Edward Montagu, K.B., 2nd
Earl of, 231 5, 2375, 2440, 2528,
2558, 2618, 2683, 3289, 3323,
3484, 3764, 3933, S2174.
Charles Montagu, 4th Earl of,
4805, 4316.

Manchester, defence of, against
Cavaliers, 2273.

Mandel-coats, S2565.

Manderson, John, S2963.
Mandeville, Lord, see Manchester.
Maning, see Manning, Maning.
Manley :

Maj. John, 3828, 3875.

Isaak, his son, 3828, 3875.
Manne, John, 3378.

Manners :

Sir Charles, Irl54.

Francis, see Rutland, Francis
Manners, 6th Earl of.
Manning, Maning :

Edward, 2578.

Ensign Samuel, 2078.

— , 3828.

Mannor, J. Dundass of, S2538.
Manorial byelaws, S2112.

Manors held under defective titles,
entails of, in charge, 1565.
Manslaughters, &c., respites and
remissions for, S723.

Mansell, Sir Robert, 1707, Ir330.
Mansfield, Viscount, see Newcastle,
Duke of.

Mantles to be cut up, Ir252.
Mantnam, Dalrymple, S2567.
Mantois (prohibited material),
S2565.

Manton, Capt., 2995.
Manufactories, Commissioners for,
S1784.

Manufactures :
import of foreign, S2498.

Manufactures :
protection of home, S2251.

Manwaring, see Mainwaring.

Manwel :

Richard, Easter - Calderhead,
Shots, Lanarkshire, S2567.
Robert, Easter - Calderhead,
Shots, Lanarkshire, S2567.

Maps :

of the headlands of England.

1012.

of Scotland, S2670, 3030.

Mar :

James Stewart, 17th Earl of, see
Moray, James Stewart, Earl
of.

John Erskine, 18th Earl of the
Erskine line, S276, 280.

John Erskine, K.G., 19th Earl of,
S509, 522, 807, 971, 1357, 1447.
John Erskine, 20th Earl of,
S1685, 1804.

Charles Erskine, 22nd Earl of,
S2475, 2482, 2566, 2577, 2644,
2645, 2646, 2733, 2746, 2756.
John Erskine, K.T., 23rd Earl
and 1st Duke of, S3346, 3394.
Hugh, Barony of Greenan,
Maybole, S2567.

Marbrack, Kirkcudbright, S2567.

March :

Elizabeth, 3828.

John, S2094, 2095, 2101, 2103,
2104.

Marches of Scotland :

committed to charge of Scots
Privy Council, S1030.

Justice Courts in, S999.
pardon for crimes on, 460.
against peace-breakers in, S762.
wardens of, see that title.

West :

outlaws, S875.

raid on, S640, 644, 648, 913,
993, 995.

Marches of Wales, creation of
shires in, 165.

Marchmont, Patrick Hume, 1st
Earl of, 2943, 3002, 3135, 3205,
3246 ; see also Polwarth.

Mardike, provisions to be sent to,
3096.

Mare, Samuel, 2763.

Mare Clausum, copyright of, 1720.

Mareschal, Lieut. Lewis, 2564.

Margaret, baptism of Princess,
SI 90.

Margetson, James, D.D., after-
wards Arch bishop ofArmagh,
Ir765 ; see also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Margloby, Dairy, S2320.

Marie Royal, coinage of, S144.

Mariners :

not to enter foreign service,
1335, 1353.

recalled from abroad, 1010.
who refuse to serve the king,
S1481.

summoned to Bristol, 2464.
wages of, 268, 817 ; see also
Seamen.

encouragement to, 3402.

Marines :

regiments, 4284.
to return to their regiments,
4348.

to return to their ships, 4352.

TVT q 1*1 epn 54 1 •

George Keith, 5th Earl, S748.
William Keith, 7th Earl, S1685.
George Keith, 8th Earl, S2482,
2529.

See also Callender, Earls of.

See also Earl Marshal.

Markham :

Sir Griffin, for arrest of, 965,
1113, S1036.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.

Dates j 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

612

Markham

INDEX

Meadows to be preserved

Markham :

Col. Henry, Ir517, 556.
Markets, see Fairs and Markets.
Marlborough :

Sir James Ley, 1st Earl of, 3323 ;
see also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

John Churchill, 1st Duke of,
3933, 3966, 4086, 4251, 4255,
4316, 4337, 4394, 4409, 4456,
4461, 4471.

Marlborough, collection for, 2995.
Marn Hull, Baron of, see North-
ampton, Earl of.

Marque, Letters of, see Letters of
Marque.

Marquhan, Dumfries, S2567.

Marr, John, highwayman, 3522.
Marriage :

with an abducted pupil, S2321.
clandestine, forbidden, 3838,
S2141.

fees on, 631, 4281.
friends present at, S2700.
inordinate expenses of, S2565.
irregular, S3051.
with Irish papists forbidden,
Ir474, 522.
by papists, S2377.
register, see that title.
of soldiers without leave for-
bidden, S2949.

of wards, patents for (1645),
2635.

Marriot, Robert, 4232.

Marsden, William, seminary
priest, 785.

Marsh :

Francis, see under Archbishops,
under Dublin.

James, see under Archbishops,
under Dublin.

Narcissus, see under Archbishops,
under Dublin.

Narcissus, see under Armagh,
Archbishops of.

Marshal, Marshall :

Alexander, Hartburn - head,
Edinburgh, S2567.

Edward, Kae-moor, Stirling-
shire, S2567.

John, Chapel, S2567.

John, Cleddans, Kilbride,
S2567.

John, Kilsyth, S2567.

IJohn, Mauclilin, S2567.
Nicholas, 1635.

Stephen, B.D., 2373.

Thomas, Hartburn-head, Edin-
burgh, S2567.

Rev. Walter, Glasgow, S2567.
Marshall, the Knight, 814 ; see
also under Knight.

Marsliam, Sir John, Bt.,M. P.,3465.
Marshden, Jeremy, of Hughall,
3389.

Marten, see Martin, Martyn,
Marten.

Martial law : 486, 668, 802, 805,
809, 818, 840, 873, 874, 899,
916, 1042, 1529, 2309, Ir272,
342 a, 362, 364, 370, 384.
Commissions of, revoked, Irl78.
for heresy, 488.
for horse-stealing, Irl207.
in the navy, 2786.
for plundering, S1847.
restraint on, Irl34.
for those absent without leave
from their colours, 2583.
threatened against deserters,
2424.

against vagabonds, 1188.

Martin, Berwick, S2567.

Martin, Martyn, Marten :
Alexander, Overshank, New
Monksland, Lanarkshire,
S2567.

Martin, Martyn, Marten :
Andrew, Little Aries, Wigtoun,
S2567.

David, Gattoun-side, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Sir Henry, M.P., Judge of Ad-
miralty, 1560.

Henry, M.P., regicide, 2402,
2440, 2461, 3224.

Henry, 4398.

John, highwayman, 3522.

John, merchant, Air, S2567.
John, Drumbowie, New Monk-
land, Lanarkshire, S2567.
John, son, Drumbowie, New
Monkland, Lanarkshire,
S2567.

John, Nethershiel, Lanerk,
S2567.

Sir Nicholas, M.P., 2299, 2330.
Richard, Irl546.

Richard, Nethershiel, Lanerk,
S2567.

Thomas, Carluck, S2320.
Kirchrist, Kirkcudbright, S2567.

Martin Marprelate tracts, against,
812 ; see also Penry.

Martison :

James, Glenapil, Wigton,
S2567.

John, Glenmougil, Wigton,
S2567.

Martyn, see Martin, Martyn,
Marten.

Mary I, Queen of England :
accession, 424.
marriage, 453.
style of, 454.

Mary II, Queen of England :
death, 4145, S3032.
prayers for, S2935 ; see also
William and Mary.

Mary, Queen of Scots :
projected marriage with Ed-
ward VI, 312, S12.

English demand custody of, S12.
claims on England, 522.
comes to Scotland, S91.
style of, S124, 125.
arms of England assumed by,
522.

complaints against, S140.
false rumours against, S170.
not a free agent, S172.
escape from Lochleven, S194.
proclamation after escape at
Hamilton, S194 a.
calls on subjects to return to
obedience, S194 a.
against aiding, S197.
has been driven into England,
S204.

prayer for, ordered, S612.
sentence against, 790.

Mary of Guise (Q. of James V) :
proclaimed Regent, S71.
queen dowager, agreement be-
tween and congregation
(1559), S80, 81.

rumours against queen dowager,
S82.

Regency suspended, 86.
complaint against, 86.

Masham, Sir William, Bt., M.P.,
2461, 2612.

Mason :

Ensign Besney, 2078.

Sir John, 515.

Captain John, founder of New
Hampshire, 1575.

John, escape of, 3401 ; rescue of,
3498.

Richard, 3385.

Capt. of Durham co., 3389,

Mr., vintner, 1872.

Mass :

in ambassadors’ chapels, rules
for, 3671.

Mass :

discussions on, forbidden, 176.
prohibited, 1757, 3504, 3608,
S101, 2200.

power of entry when it is being
said, 2336.
in Dublin, Ir692.
reward for arrest of any one
saying, 4278.

Mass Houses turned into Houses
of Correction in Dublin, Ir300.

Massacre :

false rumours of intended,
Irl004.

projected Irish, 1051.

Massenden or Mussenden, Francis,
2998, 3003.

Massereene :

Sir John Clotworthy, 1st Vis-
count, Ir643, 712, 791.

Sir John Skeffington, Bt., 2nd
Viscount, Irl020.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Massey :

Maj.-Gen. Sir Edward, M.P.,
2647, 2665, 2708, 3129 ; see also
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

William, of Puddington, 4035,
4037.

Massingberd, Sir Oswald, Ir37.

Masterless men : 826.
enlisted, S1714.

roll of, made, SI 466 ; see also
Vagabonds.

Masters, Sir Edward, M.P., 2745.

Masters :

to enforce attendance on public
worship, S2300.
fined if servants attend con-
venticles, S2389.
may give apprentices a monthly
holiday, 2695.

servants not to leave, S1824.

Masters of game, Ir693, S2482,
2529, 2943.

Master of the Hawks, 1682.

Master, Lord Great, 307.

Masters of Requests, 967.

Master of the Robes, 3581.

Maston, Thomas, 707.

Matherstoun, Robert, Laud, Dum-
fries, S2567.

Mathison, Matthison :

Alexander, S3238.

John, Shankertoun, Dumfries,
S2567.

Matters of State :
not to be discussed, 1296, 3570.
licentious speech on, forbidden,
1315, 3595.

Matthews :

Edward, Lincoln’s Inn, 3828,
3875.

Sir John, 3826.

Matthie :

Thomas, Barrachrie, Old Monk-
land, Lanarkshire, S2567.

— , Kilmaronock, Stirlingshire,
S2567.

Mauchlin, Ayrshire, S2567.

Mauchline, James Campbell, 2nd
Earl of Loudoun, Lord, S2114.

Mauldslie, see Gilkerkson, David.

Maule, George, see Panmure,
George Maule, Earl of.

Maundy Thursday, orders for
(plague), 593.

Maunsell, — , vicar of Grayton,162.

Mauntaugh alias Leary, Dermot,
Drishane, Irl485, see also Mon-
taugh.

Maximilian, Emperor:
peace with, 15.
trade with, stopped, 7 b.

Mawdamlaght, Irl527.

Maxwel-lieugh, Roxburgh, S2567.

Maxwell, Maxwel :

Robert, 5th Baron, S5.

John, 8th Baron, S1052, 1053,
1093, 1120, 1127, 1132, 1199.
reward (10,000 merks Scots)
for arrest of, SI 120.

Edward, Straquhan, S2567.
Elizabeth, forbidden to go to
London, SU95.

Rev. Gabriel, S2312:

Sir George, 4173, Irl317.
Lieut.-Col. George, S2108.
George, of Munshes, S2253.
James, 1166.

James, Williams Wood, Ren-
frewshire, S2567.
SirJohn,ofNetherpollok,S1447.
Sir John, S3002.

Sir John, see Herries, Lord
John, 4tli Lord Maxwell.
John, seeTuam, John Maxwell,
Archbishop of.

John, 4191, 4238.

John, S3135.

John, Bogtoun, Renfrewshire,
S2567.

John (son), Bogtoun, S2567.
John, Dumfries, S2567.

John of Monreith, younger,
S2312.

escape of, SI 119.

Robert, against resett of, S653.
reward for, S653.

Rev. Robert, elder, S2401.

Rev. Robert, younger, S2401.
Sir Robert, Orchardton, S2538.
See also Morton, Earls of, and
Nithesdale, Earls of.
muster against, S554, 556.
Maxwels Pollock, Laud, Renfrew-
shire, S2567.

Maxweltoun, Sir Robert Laurie of,
S2538.

Mawer, see Mar.

May, Maye :

Edward, Irll63, 1300.

Hugh, 1669.

Hugh, 3366.

H., Irl331, 1333, 1339, 1341,
1345, 1357, 1360, 1361, 1362,
1364, 1365, 1368, 1369, 1372,
1376, 1377, 1378, 1379, 1382,
1384, 1387, 1394, 1397, 1398,
1401, 1402, 1406, 1409, 1422,
1424, 1426, 1427, 1429, 1432,
1433.

May 29 to be kept as a day of
thanksgiving, S2238.

Maybole, Ayrshire, S2567.

Maye Lighthouse, SI 922.

Mayerne, Sir Thomas, 1868.
Mayfair :

presented as a nuisance, 4467,
regulations for, 4467.

Mayfield, S2567.

Mayher, William, Irl336.
Maynard :

Sir William, Bt., 1st Baron, 1737.
SirWilliam,Bt.,2ndBaron,3581,
3608, 3644, 3671, 3674, 3677,
3682, 3764, 3933.

Charles, 2622, 2636.

Sir John, 2708.

Mayo :

cattle maiming in, Irl610.
outlaws in, Irl304, 1440.
resumptions in, Ir322.

Mayo, Sir Miles Bourke, Bt., 2nd
Viscount ; see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Mayors, plays to be licensed by,
509.

Maypoles taken down 2552.

Mead, William, 1872.
Meadowhead, JohnPaton of,S2463.
Meadows to be preserved, Ir473,
1055, 1108 ; see also Mowing
pastures.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1836, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates { 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, 116O8, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

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Meal

INDEX

Middle-third

Meal :

export of :

forbidden, Irl383, S1521, 2626,
2882.

permitted, S2634, 3066, 3075,
3078.

instruments for boulting and
dressing, 1360.
sent to Argyleshire, S1893.
subsidies paid in, Ir778.
Meal-dressing machines, patents
for, 1360.

Mearns, parish of, Renfrew,
S2567.

Meas, Mary, 3828.

Measures, see under Weights and
Measures.

Meat :

eating, forbidden three days a
week, S368.

against forestalling, forbidden,
S2090.

prices of, 255, 256, 414, 896,
Irl094, S67.
white, see White Meats.

See also Lent, Fasting, &c.
Meath :

meeting at St. John’s Wells,
Irl592.

outlaws, Irl493, 1517, 1527.
protections in, voided, Ir369.
Meath, Earls of :

Sir William Brabazon, 1st Earl.
Edward Brabazon, 2nd Earl.
Edward Brabazon, 4th Earl,
3993 ; see also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Meath, Bishops of:

Thomas Jones.

Roger Dod.

George Montgomery.

Anthony Martin.

Henry Jones.

Anthony Dopping, Irll31,
1132.

Richard Tennison.

William Moreton.

See under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Medals :

for forlorn hope, 2425.
for naval battles, 3402.
struck in honour of Shropshire,
2353.

Medellan, — , Barstob, S2463.
Medical men to be licensed by
bishops, S1263.

Medicines, sale of, restricted to
apothecaries in London, 1209.
Mediterranean :
pirates, 925, 1356, 3377, 3408.
trade, passes for, 3628.

Medow, Lesmahago, S2567.
Medow-flat, Coulter, S2567.
Medowgall, — , of French, S2463.
Medow-head, Lowdoun, S2567.
Medowhead, Mauchlin, S2567.
Medowhead, New Monkland,
S2567.

Medow-head, Shots, S2567.

Mere Irish Papists :
term used in Proclamation,
Ir340, 342.
objected to, Ir343.
explained. Ir343.

Meeres, Sir Thomas, M.P., 3272.
Meeting houses licensed, S2353.
Meetings :

holding of, is treason, S1672.

of papists prohibited, Ir895.
meeting place and minister,
notice of, to be given to autho-
rities, S2693.
prohibited, 3168.

See also Unlawful Assemblies.
Megginch, Megnish, Laird of,
S3113, 3227.

Meggot, George, 4398.

Megotland Forest, S345.

Meik, John, Angelwood, Quod-
quhan, S2567.

Meikle :

James, Auchinbat, Galstoun,
S2567.

John, Burtries, Lesmahago,
S2567.

Richard, Tweedyside, Carluke,
S2567.

Meikle-govan, see Govan, S2567.

Meiklehareshaw, Shots, S2567.

Meikle-hill, S2567.

Mein :

Alexander, Armancandy, Kirk-
cudbright, S2567.

James, Laidley-shiel, Selkirk,
S2567.

John, Barns, Roxburgh, S2567.
Robert, keeper of the letter
office at Edinburgh, S2240.

Melcombe, collection for, 2605.

Meldrum :

John, 1204.

Sir John, 3360.

Rev. George, S3169.

— , 4191.

Melfort, John Drummond (q.v.),
K.T., 1st Earl of, 3824, 3826,
3830, 3868, 3885, 3943, Irl033,
1047, S2684, 2689, 2693, 2711,
2714, 2728, 2735, 2794, 2813,
2861.

Mellon, William, 1035.

Melrose, Roxburgh : S2567.
muster at, S157.

Bridge-end of, S2567.
fair, SI 641.

Melrose Land, Roxburgh, S2567.

Melting coin forbidden, 406,
468, 531, 1332, S451, 3065.

Melton, Quartermaster John,
2078.

Melvill, Melville :

George, 1st Earl of, S2815, 2851,
2866, 2933, 2943, 3002, 3135,
3227.

Alexander, Master of, S2933.
David, see Levon, 3rd Earl of.
Alexander, S27.

Sir Andrew, S506, 1029.

James, S27.

James, of Cassingray, S2907,
2910.

John, S27.

Patrick, Burnside, S2401.
Robert, of Murdocarny, S297.
Walter, S27.

Maj., 2294.

Members of Parliament :
absence, penalties for, 2200,
2468.

actions at law against, 2841.
assessment of, 2328.
attendance of, 1905, 2159, 3120.
bribery of, 2691.
call of, 3142.

to circulate a Proclamation,
3194.

to be Commissioners for poll
money, 4034.
debts of, 2783, 2784.
declared rebels, 2259.
disqualifications, 2628, 2697,
3044 a, 3146,3176.
excluded :

protest of, 2806, 2807, 2829.
servants of Parliament pre-
sented for excluding mem-
bers, 3151 a.

Five members, see that title.
meeting of, summoned, 3934.
to notify Commissioners of
their duty, 1867.
oath of, SI 728.
payment of, 2963.
qualifications of, 979.
sealing papers of, 1917.

Members of Parliament :

to send copies of votes to their
constituents, 1874, 1875, 1886,
1910.

suspended, reinstatement of,
2856.

to take the Sacrament, 3303.

Memorial of the Church of England ,
4400.

Menagase, 1174.

Mene Techel condemned, S2717.

Menial servants only of Lords and
Commons protected, 3338,
3341.

Menstrie, S1536.

Menteith, Monteith :

William Graham, 19th Earl of,
S1447, 1536.

William Graham, 20th Earl of
Airth and Menteith, S2566.
John, Portioner of Seamores,
Stirlingshire, S2567.

Menzies, Meinzies :

Major Duncan, S2861.

John, Wintercleugh Crawford,
S2567.

Ensign John, of Comrie, S3084.
Patrick, S2495, 2498,2503, 2516,
2521, 2524, 2525, 2526, 2527,
2528, 2529, 2532, 2540, 2554.
William, S3170.

— , of Weym, S2904.

Mercer :

James, Melrose, now in Yarrow,
Roxburgh, S2567.

Robert, Darnick, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Capt., 2759.

Merchandise, export :
allowed, Ir219.
forbidden, SI 148.

Merchant adventurers : 1144,

1148, 1314, 3072, 3089, 3418,
3458, 3489.

admission of merchants to, 1685,
2499, 3380.

charter of, suspended, 1154.
charter restored, 1200.
to expel traitors, 2578.
may export £4 in coin, 464,
607.

farmers of revenue on exported
wool, 3354.

fees of admission, 1685.
fellowship of, continued by
Parliament, 2499.
fellowship of, for discovery of
new trades, 2613.
messenger of, 1468.
monopoly of, 1685, 3097, 3741.
petition to the king, 2396.
may send their own letters
privately only to staple towns,
1520.

terms of entry, 3742.
staple trade confined to, 1685.
not to trade with Low Countries,
594.

all traders in wool to join, 1685,
1802.

Merchant ship colours, 3599,
4138, 4341, 4423.

Merchant strangers :
to pay same duties as English
merchants, 2557.

Romish, not to be counted re-
cusants, 3665.

Merchants :

allowed to export £4 in coin
(1553), 421.

to bring in bullion, S1021a,
1231, 1293.

Canary, privileges of, 3420.
coal, society of, formed, 1542.
Dutch, differences with, 3055.
Eastland, see Eastland Com-
pany.

foreign, passes for, S2419.

Merchants :

Greenland, 1726.
grey, against, Ir94.

Holy Trinity Guild of, Ir989.
Muscovia, 1472.
privileges accorded to, trading
at Tangier, 3606.
robbed by pirates (1519), 77.
to sign bond not to import pro-
hibited goods, S2503.

Staple merchants, see that title.
staplers, 712.
of the Stilyard, 793.

Meredith :

Sir Charles, Ir864, 865 ; see also
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Sir Charles, 3993, Irll63; see
also under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Sir Robert, M.P., Ir443, 658,
765; see also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Maj. William, M.P., Ir558.

Merick, Sir Francis, Irl54.

Merkland, Barr, S2567.

Merries, Duncan, S2933.

Merry, Ralph, Ir690.

Merse, the, S878.

Mershe, John, 660.

Mersington, Laird ; see also Swin-
ton, Alexander, of Mersington,
S2933.

Mervin, Sir Audley, Ir637, 640,
643.

Meslin, see Corn.

Messengers :
counterfeit, 882.
of justice to be obeyed, SI 49.
to the king not to be stopped,
2287.

from king :

with Proclamations hanged or
imprisoned, 2522.
to be treated as spies, 2525.

Metals :

melting precious, forbidden,
1208.

trades protected, S2503.

See also Melting.

Metcalfe :

Miles, 1.

Thomas, 1.

Methuen, John, see under Lord
Chancellors, under Ireland.

Methwold, Sir William, see under
Privy Council, under Ireland.

Mettayer, Samuel, 3872.

Meverel, — , 466.

Mexico plate pieces, Ir686.

Meyne, Mayne :

John, S1744.

Simon, M.P., regicide, 3224.

Michaelmas Term adjourned,
2271, 2306, 3439, Ir342.

Midairds, S2567.

Middleburgh, 1197.

Middle Marches :
murder of Lord Russell on,
S564, 565.
muster at, S488.
for order on, S734.

Warden of, S697 ; see also
Borders.

Middle - moninet, Haddington,
S2567.

Middle Shires (Borders) :
Commission for, S1483, 1626.
government of the, S1299.
intercourse with, forbidden
(plague), SI 652, 1653.
Commissioners for, Ir241, 263.

Middlesex :
justices, 3739.

regulations for militia, 2584.

Middlesex, Sir Lionel Cranfield,
1st Earl of, 1166.

Middle-third, Berwick, S2567.

Key to j 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates ( 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

614

Middleton

INDEX

Mitchel

Middleton :

Lieut.-Gen. John Middleton,
1st Earl of, 2294, 3402, 3492,
3516, S2016, 2073. 2114, 2116.
Charles Middleton, 2nd Earl of,
3764, 3782, 3785, 3824, 3826,
3830, 3848, 3885, 4092.

Middleton, Myddleton, Midleton :
Christopher, 77.

Sir Hugh, Bt., Ir765.

James, S2963.

James, brother to Michael,

32971.

John, S2963, 2971.

Michael, 2918, 2963, 2971.

Sir Robert, 1.

Sir Thomas, M.P., 2531, 2577,
3125.

William, S2963.

William, brother to Michael,
S2971.

Maj., S2861.

Middletoun, Renfrew, S2567.

Midhillar, Mauchlin, S2567.

Midlothian :

Covenanters in, S2567.
regiment of, S2725.

Mieklehose, John, Ardmavel,
Stirlingshire Covenanters,
S2567.

Milbourn, Reynold, S1340.

Milbrig, Galstoun, S2567.

Mildmay, Sir Walter, M.P., 661.

Miles, Edward, 1036.

Milford Haven, 1583.

Militia :

Act continued, 2924.
against those refusing to serve,
S2740.

to be arrayed, Irl274.
arming, Ir764.

arms of, called in, Ir947, 958.
band and colours for, Ir776.

| called out, S2458, 2793, 3108.
not to be called out for a limited
time (1693), S2973.

Charles I's views concerning,

2021.

command of : 1966, 3144.

. list recommended to the king
by the Commons, 1986.
claimed by King, 2194.

! Commissioners of, 3128.
powers of, 2942.
to raise one month’s pay, 2951.
Committee of, 2459, 2550, 2575,
2584, 2588.

Commons’ resolutions on, 2003.
detachments of, S2736.
of Edinburgh, S2807.
exemptions from, 3200.
five regiments to march to Sir
William Waller, 2588.
Herefordshire, 2763.
horses, protection for, Irl203.
King’s answer deferred, 1991.
of London, 2127, 2900.
Commissioners of, continued,
2909, 2943.
to be exercised, 2102.
officers and arms of six regi-
ments of, 2078.

thanks of Parliament to, 2948.
to march for relief of Glou-
cester, 2469.
meeting of, S2801.
ordinances of Parliament con-
cerning, not to be obeyed,
2029.

ordinance revoked, 2718, 2810.
powers of, revoked, 3157.
proclamation concerning, not to
be published, 2190.
questions concerning, 2002.
Question Answered, 2076.
regulations for Middlesex, 2584.
rendezvous of, S2536, 2563,
2725, 2916.

Militia :

six regiments of, to march on
Reading, 2494.

subscriptions for, invited, 2783.

three-fourths of, called out,
S2915.

training of, monthly, Irl274.

votes insisted on, 2047.

votes of Lord Keeper on, 2182.

warned to be in readiness,
S2568, 2603.

Milk, sale of, on Sunday, 2552,
3383.

Mill :

Col. John, 3098.

Stanhop, Ir864, 865.

William, Auchinhard, Linlith-
gow, S2567.

Milled crown, currency of, S3116.

Miller:

Gavin, Bank, Rutherglen,

S2567.

George, tailor, Middle-third,
Berwick, S2567.

James, S2559.

James, Bothwel-shiels, Shots,
Lanarkshire, S2567.

James, Goremire, Linlithgow,
S2567.

James, Haugh, Mauchlin,

S2567.

James, smith, Wiltoun, Had-
dington, S2567.

Lieut.-Col. John, 3183.

John, 4200.

John, Dinork, S2401.

John, Bucklair, Stirlingshire,
S2567.

John, Keirhill, Dalmelling-
toun, S2567.

John, Kilmawers, S2567.

John, Long Calderwood, Kil-
bride, S2567.

John, Raithmuir, Finwick,
S2567.

John,Sornbeg, Galstoun, S2567.

Sir Nicholas, 2745.

Robert, Laigh Risco, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

Robert, Skinner, Bridge-gate,
Glasgow, S2567.

Thomas, Buchlivie, Stirling-
shire, S2567.

Thomas, Pitdinnis, Fifeshire,
S2567.

William, Ir794.

William, taylor, Irwin, S2567.

William, maltman, Nether-
fields, Evandale, S2567.

William, Steils-land-head, Lin-
lithgow, S2567.

— , Bank, Rutherglen, S2567.

Millen Gold, 1008.

Mill-folds, Old Monkland, S2567.

Millgay, Stirling, S2567.

Millhill, Coulter, S2567.

Mill-holm, St. Quivox, S2567.

Millhouse, Kilbride, S2567.

Millington :

Gilbert, M.P., regicide, 2531,
2751, 2891, 3224.

Mill-rig, Stirling, S2567.

Mills of Forth, Kinross-shire,
S2567.

Miln, Alexander, Carrin, S2538.

Milne (James), of Balwyllo,
S3113.

Milner :

Christopher, 3314.

George, Ir690.

Tempest, 2459, 2995.

Milnton, Sir John Whiteford of,

S2538.

Milrynd, currency of, S2417.

Milton, Barr, S2567.

Milton, Dalziel, S2567.

Milton, Dumfries, S2507.

Milton, Kilbride, S2567.

Milton :

John, books by, burnt, 3239.
Thomas, 1012.

Milton Abbas, collection for, 3266.
Minaucht, Cumnock, S2567.
Mindrow, affray at, S704.
Minehead, 1583.

Miners :

not to leave their work without
licence, SI 113.
offer to, by Charles I, 2248.
leaving silver mines to be ar-
rested, SI 138.

Mines :
gold, S348.

of gold and silver in Scotland,
S1047.

Hilderston, S1230.
laws for working, enforced,
S1197.

lead, 2248, S863.
ordinances for, 19.
proceeds of, S3 18.
terms for opening royal, 1379.
tin, discovered in Barbary,
1823.

Yorkshire alum, 1082.

Minion — a cannon (15 cwt.), 851.
Ministers :

to appear before Archbishop of
St. Andrews, S537.
to attend diocesan visitations,
S2233.

attainted of treason, Declaration
concerning, SI 078.
not to come from Ireland, S2253.
actions.against, under Common-
wealth, fornot using Common
Prayer Book, 3102.
Convention of :
forbidden, S839.
at Holyrood, S1105.
damages to property of, to be
borne by parishioners, 2308.
deposed, to leave their parishes,
S2288.

deprivation of disobedient,
S2836.

not to be disturbed by suits of
sequestered ministers, 3051.
against enforcing oaths on,
S1691.

flee from Montrose, SI 887.
in Glasgow, pardon to, SI 21 5.
imprisoned, not to be prayed
for, S1094.

instructions to, indulged, S2407.
intruding, to be removed,
S3358.

to leave Edinburgh, S1354,
1665.

malignant, expulsion from
London, 2739.
negligent, fines on, S1719.
outed :

in Abernethy. resett of, for-
bidden, S2401.

in Auchtermuchty, resett of,
forbidden, S2401.
not to baptize or marry,
S3051.

outrages on, appointed to se-
questered livings, 2725.
parish registers to be kept by,
SI 258.

pay a single poll, S3183.
petition to the Commons for a
synod, and a public monthly
fast, 1908.

to pray for King and Queen,
S2836.

to pray for Westminster As-
sembly, 2448.

praying for the King, S2122.
preaching forbidden, except by
ordained, 2675.

preaching, &c., against Parlia-
ment to be sequestered, 2861.

Ministers :

Presbyteries not to admit,
S2219.

not presented to leave their
parishes, S2238.
presentation of, S2208, 2238.
protection of, 3102, S2306, 2308.
to read proclamation against
slanderers from pulpits,
S2678.

recalcitrant :
to be cited, S2840.
deposed, S2976.
to be reported to PrivyCouncil,
S2935.

refuse to sign the Acts, S539.
refuse to give thanks and are
banished, S949.
removal of disobedient, S2241.
to be reported on, Ir595.
resett of certain, forbidden,
S851.

to return to their flocks, S838.
of scandalous life to be removed,
S2095.

against seditious, S2104, 2189.
sequestered, not to act as chap-
lains or schoolmasters, nor to
perform public worship, 3065.
stipends of, 2899, S587, 1091.
to take the Oath and Assurance,
S2208, 2977, 3243.
teinds due to, to count as first
claims on debtors, S2146.
threats to Presbyterian, S1698.
See also Nonconforming Minis-
ters and Protestant ministers.

Ministers, Foreign, houses of,
protected, 3921.

See also Ambassadors.

Ministry in Scotland :
Commissioners for affairs re-
lating to, S2095, 2104, 2120.
unlawful meetings of, S1051.

Minstrels’ Court at Tutbury, 1729.

Mint :

gold weights sold at, 1676.
wardens of, 2353.

Scots, opened, S2683, 2897,
3322.

price of bullion, S394, 1122,1442.
removed to Perth, S581.
taking of bullion stopped, S3090.
workmen not to be pressed,
S2741.

See also Bullion.

Miretoun, Myrtoun, Sir Godfrey
MacCulloch of, S2538.

Mishels, Cork, Irl315.

Misselyn, 389.

Missen (Mizen) Head, Irl605.

Mitchel, Mitchell :

Rev. James, S2312.

James, Aird, Mauchlin, S2567.
James, cordiner, Cumnock,
S2567.

James, cooper, Lintoun,
Peebles, S2567.

James, Ratho, Edinburgh,
S2567.

John, J.P., 4398.

John, Air, Riccarton, S2567.
John, Bogwood, Mauchlin,
S2567.

John, Breichead, Mauchlin,
S2567.

John, Dalgain, S2567.

John, tailor, Glasgow, S2567.
John, Hole, Dumbartonshire,
S2567.

John, Longside, Renfrewshire,
S2567.

John, Mauchlin, S2567.

John, cordiner, Whitehill,
S2567.

Sir Michael, Irl282.

Robert, Town Clerk of London,
2051, 2520.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 100 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1025 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1041 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates j 1050 2886, Ir461, S2034. 106 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1075 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1089 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

615 4i2

Mitchel

INDEX

Montrose

Mitchel, Mitchell :

Robert, Barleitch, Galstoun,
S2567.

William, 3378.

William, Creoch, S2567.
William, Glenmuirliall, Auch-
inleck, S2567.

William, Hillhead, Gilmore-
croft, Mauchlin, S2567,

Rev. William, S3346.

Mitchelburne, Michelborne :

Sir Edward, Irl54.

Col. John, Irl376.

Mitchellstown, Michillstown,
Irl466.

Mitchelson :

Hugh, Kirkcudbright, S2567.
Thomas, S248.

Mitton, Henry, Ir236.

Mochlan :

Hugh, Filsliilmill, Kilbride,
S2567.

James, Filshilmill, Kilbride,
S2567.

Mochrie :

George, Easter Barloch, Dum-
bartonshire, S2567.

George, Fiar of Stone-rig, Stir-
lingshire, S2567.

James, wadsetter, Easter
Barloch, Dumbartonshire,
S2567.

Mochrum, Wigton, S2567.

Laird of, Sir James Dunbar,
Bt., S2933.

Mocking of piety, against, S1883.

Moffat, Anandale, S2567.

Moffat :

Alexander, merchant, Craw-
ford, Lanarkshire, S2567.
George, Buckholm, Roxburgh,
S2567.

James, chapman, Crawford-
muir, Anandale, S2567.
Thomas, merchant - traveller,
Roxburgh, S2567,

Moffat fair, S1658.

Moffat-hills, Shots, S2567.

Mogill, see MacGill.

Moguffock, Hugh, Rusco, S2538.

Mogul, English subjects not to
serve The, 3833.

‘ Mohawks ’ to be arrested, 4506.

Mohun :

Warwick Mohun, 2nd Baron
Mohun of Okeliampton, 2198.
Charles Mohun, 4th Baron,
duel with Duke of Hamilton,
4516.

Lieut., killed in a mutiny, 1822.

Moir :

Andrew, Nethertoun-sliiel,
Roxburgh. S2567.

William, S3258.

Moit, Kirkcudbright, S2567.

Mokully, Irl485.

Moland, John, Ir690, 868.

Moleraine alias Flower, Derby, £50
reward for arrest of, 3688.

Molesworth, Robert, 1st Viscount,
see under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Molins, William, 3002.

Molyneux, Mollineux :

Caryll Molyneux, 3rd Viscount,
4037.

Robert, Mosborough, 4035, 4037.
William, afterwards 4th Vis-
count, 4035, 4037.

William, Irll85, 1191, 1273,
1282.

Molyns, see Mullins.

Mompesson, Sir Giles :
for arrest of, 1306.
escape of, 1306.
banished, 1308.

degraded from knighthood,
1308.

Monaghan, co., Irl537.

outlaws, Irl517, 1557.
Monaghan, William, Irl304.
Monasterboice, Monsterboyse,
Irl336.

Monck, H.M.S., Irl599.

Monck, Monk :

George, see Albemarle, George
Monck, 1st Duke of.

See also Monk.

Moncrief, S2312.

Moncrief, Moncrieff :

Rev. Alexander, S2401.
arrest of, ordered, S2185.
David, Clerk of Privy Council,
S2874, 2881, 2887, 2891,2898,
2900, 2903, 2904, 2906, 2909,
2911, 2914, 2916, 2920, 2923,
2927, 2929, 2931, 2934, 2936,
2940, 2943, 2945, 2948, 2950,
2952, 2954, 2956, 2958, 2979,
2984, 3032, 3076, 3088, 3099,
3100, 3101, 3111, 3120, 3289.
Rev. John, S1758.

John, S3346.

Robert, S27.

Sir Thomas, S2662, 2858, 2919,
2969, 2978, 3094, 3210.

Mondrogat, Kirkcudbright, S2567.

Mondrogat, — Connon of, S2463.

Monel, John, Runner-foot, Dum-
fries, S2567.

Money :

base, see Base coin and money,
change of Scots, into English
on the Union, S3310, 3322,
3324, 3329, 3335, 3344.
counterfeit, see Counterfeit
coin.

cried up, 1884, S3053.
will not be decried, 557.
exchange, see that title.
export prohibited, 6, 921, 1111,
1119, 1157, Ir43, 861, S51,
102, 531, 3065, 3268.
foreign, not current, SI 194.
marked, S328.
melting, forbidden, 1111.
paid for superfluities, 2254.
proportion of English to Irish,
Ir278, 319.
to Scots, see that title.

Sheriffs’ accounts to be kept in
English, Ir319.

Spanish, made current, Ir219b.
unmilled to pass only by weight,
S3116.

value enhanced (Charles II,
1651), S2066.

See also Coins, Currency, and
particular names.

raised :

abroad for the King, 2158.
by Sheriffs, Ir350.
by illegal presentments, Ir871.
for the Borders, S337.

Monigaff, S2488.

Monk :

Charles, Ir868.

See also Monck.

Monkland-mains, Kilmarnock,
S2567.

Monkland, East, Rutberglen,
S2567.

Monkland, New, Lanarkshire,
S2567.

Monkland, Old, Lanarkshire,
S2567.

Monkland, William, Walstoun,
Kilmarnock, S2567.

Monkland’s Land, New Monk-
land, S2567.

Monks’ portions applied to pay-
ment of royal guard, S610.

Monktoun, Ayrshire, S2567.

Monmouth :

Henry Carey, K.B., 2nd Earl of,
1991, 2172, 2198.

Monmouth :

James Scott, K.G., 1st Duke of,
1st Duke of Buccleuch, 3608,
3674, 3677, 3682, Ir928, S2548.
Declaration of, 3793, S2717.
declared traitor, 3794.
to be burnt, 3799.
followers of, exempted from
general pardon, 3828.

Lord General of the Forces,
3661.

proclamations against, Ir949,
950, 951.

promises of, 3793.
rebellion, rewardsforfugitives,
3821, S2630.

reward for arrest of, 3748.
£1,000 reward for arrest of,
3803.

thanksgivings for defeat of,
3806, S2639,

Monmouthshire petition to Com-
mons for defence of the
kingdom, 2142.

Monnigaff, Wigton, S2567.
Monopolies :

African trade, 1641,
alum, 1082, 1207.
apothecaries, 1289.
bakers, Irl080.

Robert Barker, 1193.
books, see Copyright under Books,
complaints against, to be heard,
1350.

copper tokens, Ir657.
doubtful, 922.

East India Co., 3731, 3790.
Eastland merchants, 1333, 1597.
farthing tokens, 1128, 1145.
gold and silver thread, 1208,
1258.

to Gold Wire-drawers’ Co.,
1359.

Guinea Trade, see that title.
gunpowder-making, 1346.
of hops, 587.

Hudson Bay Co., 3862.

Levant Co., 1160.
list of, thrown open to question
in law-courts, 1314.
lotteries, 3423, 3854.

Merchant Adventurers, 1685,
8097, 3741.

Muscovy Co., 1251.
oil, 1726.

paper-making, S682.

pepper to East India Co., 1087.

playing cards, 801.

potash, 1759.

revoked, 922, 944, Ir236.

repair of arms, 1284.

Royal African Co., 3604, 3791.
Royal :

sale of cards and dice, 1747.
exchange of money, 1512.
gold weights, 1652.
tobacco, 1423, 1505, 1769.
saltpetre, 820, 1346, 1744.
sending and delivering letters
for hire, 2753.

See also Letters, Post Office,
silk trade, 1645.
staple port at Camphire, S3174,
3216.

staple towns, 3097.
soap-making, 1668.
starch, 897, 1330, 1793, 3317.
tin surrendered, 955, 1169.
tobacco-pipe makers, 1282.
whale fins, 1149, 1726.
Monquhany, S27.

Monro :

Sir Alexander, of Bearcrofts,
S3113.

Maj.-Gen. Sir George, S1979,
1982, 2039, 2741, 2743, 2746,
2798.

John, of Lumlair, S2010.

Montagu, Montague :

Sir Anthony Browne, K.G., 1st
Viscount Montagu, 726.

Sir Edward Montagu, 1st Baron,
2198.

Edward Montagu, 2nd Baron,
2622.

Ralph Montagu, 3rd Baron, 1st
Earl and Duke of Montagu,
3608, 3644, 3918, 3933, 3906,
3979, 4198, 4316.

Charles, afterwards 1st Baron,
3rd Earl of Halifax, 4251
4252, 4254, 4255.
Christopher, 4137.

Edward, see Manchester, Edwar d
Montagu, K.G., 2nd Earl of.
Edward, 3098 ; see also Sandwich,
Edward Montagu, K.G., 1st
Earl of.

Sir Edward (C.J.), 373, 374.

Sir Henry, afterwards 1st Earl
of Manchester, q.v., 1221.
Richard, D. D.,Bp. of Chichester,
1568.

Sir Sidney, 1772.

Walter, banished, 2869.

Sir William, Lord Chief Baron,
3677, 3826,

Montgomerie :

Alexander, Lord, S2538, 2733,
2943, 3227 ; see Eglinton,
Alexander Montgomerie, 9th
Earl of.

William Herbert, afterwards
4th Baron, 2nd Marquess
of Powis.

Lord, flight of, 4043.
for arrest of, 4188.

Montgomery of the Great Ards :
Sir Hugh, 1st Viscount ; see wider
Privy Council, under Ireland.
Hugh, 3rd Viscount, afterwards
1st Earl of Mount-Alexander,
Ir637, 640.

Hugh, 4th Viscount ; see under
Privy Council, under Ireland,
Alexander, Ir637, 640.
Archibald, 4056.

Francis, S3002, 3227, 3267,
3273, 3288, 3297.

Hugh, Lord, S2114 ; see also
Eglinton, Hugh Montgomerie,
7th Earl of.

Hugh, Jawcraig, Stirlingshire,
S2567.

Sir James, 10th Baronet of
Skelmorlie, escapes from
prison, 4133, S2841.

Neale, Irl490.

Robert, see Glasgow, Archbishop
of.

Robert, Newmills, Lowdon,
S2567.

Robert, of Hasleliead, S2191.

Monthly Fast, 2250, 2669, 4030,
4083, Irl284, S2911, 2934,
2965.

discontinued, 2845, 4049, 4105,
S2983.

date of, changed by King, 2492.
falling on a Feast to be post-
poned a week, 3437.
held on Christmas Day (1644),
2594.

See also Fasts, &c.

Monthly lists of preachers to be
sent to Privy Council, S2695.

Monthly report on suppression of
rogues and vagabonds order-
ed, 1538.

Montrose :
hunting near, S933.
correction house to be built,
S3145.

Montrose, James Graham, K.G.,
5th Earl, 1st Marquis of,
Ir434.

Key to 1 152 5 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates j 1660 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

616

Montrose

INDEX

Mulgrave

Montrose :

victory of, announced, Ir432.
declared traitor, S1698, 1781.
invasion by, S1842, 1846.
Declarations and Proclama-
tions, SI 846, 1887, 2023, 2030,
2037.

intercommuned, S1846, 1902.
ministers flee from, S1887.
reward of £20,000 Scots for
arrest of, SI 846.

Parliament summoned by, at
Glasgow, Si 886.
resett of, forbidden, S1892.
adherents of, S1904.

Declaration of Committee of
Estates concerning, S2035.
James Graham, 3rd Marquis of,
S2469, 2475, 2482.
a Master of Game, S2629.
Monuments, Book of, 1225.
Monuments not to be defaced,
526.

Monygryle, Dumfries, S2567.
Monyns, Sir Edward, Bt., 2745.
Moodie, John, S2488, 2493.
Moonsey, conventicle, S2409.
Moor, Meikle-govan, S2567.
Moore, Moor, More :

Abraham, murder of, 4360.
Anthony, Taunton Bishop,
2723.

Sir Garret, Irl54, 169, 199 ;
see also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Henry, see Drogheda, Henry
Moore, Earl of.

Sir John, of Culleton, 692.

John, 1824.

John, patent for law printing,
2026.

Col. John, M.P., 2351, 2622,
2798.

John, 3759.

John, alias Robert of Hay-
church, 3828.

John, 1909, Ir443.

John, Irl370.

Sir Jonas, 3464.

Keedagh, Irl440.

Nathaniel, Irl202.

Richard, 3002, 3013.

Robert, 1242.

William, 3522.

Lieut.-Col. William, Ir704.
William, Irl440.

William, S2790, 2808.

Moor Kirk of Kyle, S2488,
Moor-burn, see Heather.

Moorfowl preserved, Ir321, S346.
Mooriestoun, Edinburgh, S2567.
Moorside, Stirling, S2567.

Moran :

Edmond, Irl268.

Thomas, Irl268.

Moray :

collection of taxation in,S1367.
for the Sheriff of, S188.

Moray, Murray :

James Stewart, 14th Earl of,
S290, 634, 652.

intercommuned, S127, 129,

130, sqq.

for arrest of, S164.
proclaimed Regent, S178.
rebellion against, S195.
band in support of, S196.
charges against, S204.
muster against, S208.

James Stewart, 17th Earl of,
S1685, 1738.

Alexander Stewart, K.T., 18th
Earl of, 3764, 3782, 3830,
3885, S2459, 2482, 2504, 2529,
2591.

Morcock, Capt. Will, 2992.
Mordaunt of Avalon :

John, 1st Viscount, 3129, 3177 b.

Mordaunt of Avalon :

Charles, 2nd Viscount, 3933,
3966, afterwards 3rd Earl of
Peterborough, q.v.

Mordaunt :

Henry, see Peterborough, Henry
Mordaunt, 2nd Earl.

Sir John, 48.

Mordington, Berwick, S2567.
Mordrogget, S2312.

More, see Moor, Moore, More.
Moreby, Sir Robert, Chancellor
of the Exchequer, Ir592.
Morecroft, Robert, 1247.

Moreton, William, see Meath,
Bishop of.

Morett Bey, 3377.

Morey, Cormuck, Irl304.

Morgan :

Major Anthony, M.P., Ir558.
Edward, 3522.

Edward, Irl54.

Matthew, Irl69.

Sir Thomas, 874.

Maj.-Gen. Sir Thomas, Bt.,
S2172, 2180.

Morgrie, — , Dairy, S2320.

Morice, see Morris, Morice.

Morine, Morrein, — , the Chy-
rurgeon, an Englishman,
S2963, 2971.

Morison, see Morrison, Morison.
Morisy (Trory), Dennis, Ir963.
Morley, Morly, Moreley :

Edward Parker, 12th Baron,
934, 941.

Edward, Ir680.

Francis, 3738.

Col. Herbert, M.P., 2296, 2461,
3132.

Sir John, 2834.

Robert, 2990.

The Morning Exercise at Cripplegate,
3337.

Morocco :

collection for captives, 1639.
King of, 1639.

Morpeth, tanners from, SI 340.
Morragh, — , Vicar-General,
Irl490.

Morrin, Robert, Dalswintoun,
Dumfries, S2567.

Morris, Morice :

Edward, Irl69.

Sir William, Sec. of State, 3280,
3323, 3363, 3402, 3414, 3456,
3492, 3494, 3516.

William, 692.

Morrison, Morison :

Andrew, Culligarry, Irl485.
John, shoemaker, Lanerk,S2567.
Sir Richard, Irl54, 169.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Morrisy, Richard, Coolederry,
Irl466.

Morse :

Francis, 3253.

Joane, wife of Robert, 1369.
Mortgages and Usury Acts, Ir225.
Morthings, see Wool.

Mortimer, Patrick, banished,
SI 058.

Morton :

James Douglas, 4th Earl of, S77,
147, 171, 232, 276, 290, 447.
friends of, to leave Edinburgh,
S252.

late Regent, S371.
muster against, S387, 552.
imprisoned, S435.
rumours as to trial of, S448.
John Maxwell, 5th Earl of, S551,
658, 659, 603, 645, 650, 739.
William Douglas, 7th Earl of,
S1093, 1479, 1809, 2026.

James Douglas, 12th Earl of,
S3135.

Morton, Mortoun :

Adam, Shiels,St. Quinox, S2567.
Alexander, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Rev. Andrew, S2401.

Captain Henry, Ir667.

John, S180.

John, Fascan, Old Monkland,
S2567.

Mortoun, Edinburgh, S2567.
Mortoun mains, S2567.

Mortoun mill, S2567.

Morvinside, Stirling, S2567.
Moseley, Mosley :

Sir Edward, 1190.

Edward, Attorney, Ir868.
Edward, S2094, 2095, 2098,
2101, 2103, 2104.

Samuel, Ir690.

Thomas, 4214.

Walter, Irll31.

Mosing-mills, 1657.

Moss, Carsphairn, S2320.
Mosscastle, Crawford, S2567.
Mosse, Ensign George, 2078.
Moss-flat, Quodqulian, S2567.
Mosshead, Riccarton, S2567.

Moss- side, Craigie, S2567.
Moss-troopers exempted from
pardon, S2088.

Mougersland, John, Craigie, now
in Riccarton, S2567.

Mould, Lieutenant John, 2078.
Mouldsworth, Robert, lr517.
Moundeford, Osbert, 282.

Mount Norris, Irl63.

Mountagh, alias Leary Dermod,
Drishane, co. Cork, Irl493.
Mount-Alexander, Hugh Mont-
gomery, q.v., 3rd Viscount
Montgomery of the Ards and
1st Earl of Mount-Alexander ;
see under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Mounteford, Sir Simon, 29.
Mountgarret :

Sir Richard Butler, 1st Viscount,
Ir46.

Richard Butler, 3rd Viscount,
1981, Ir390, 400, 435, 444,
445, 446, 449, 495.
Mountgomery, see Montgomery.
Mountgreenan, Cunninghame of,
S2463.

Mountjoy :

SirCharles Blount, K.G., Baron;

see Devonshire, Earl of.

See also under Lord Lieutenant,
under Ireland.

Colonel William Stewart, 2nd
Viscount, Irl376; see also
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

William, 3224.

Mountnorris, Sir Francis Annes-
ley, 1st Baron, 1909.

See also Valentia, 1st Viscount
of, and Annesley, Sir Francis,
Bt., and under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Mountrath :

Charles Coote, Earl of ; see under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
Mourning :
for Charles II, 3780.
for William III, 4312.
at funerals, S2700.
blacks to be of wool, 1334, see
also Funerals.

Mousehole, Cornwall, collection
for, 879.

Moutray, James, Easter Calder,
Edinburgh, S2567.

Mowat, James, Greenock, Ren-
frewshire, S2567.

Mowbray, Moubray :

Henry Frederick Howard, 15th
Baron, 2198.

Mowbray, Moubray :

James, Brokburn, Haddington,
S2567.

Mowing-pastures not to be de-
stroyed by soldiers, 2858.

Moyalow, Irl537.

Moyer, Samuel, 3002, 3013, 3112.

Moyle, Samuel, 2817.

Moynes, Laird of, S2191.

Muckullin (Muckillin), Barony,
Cork, Irl546, 1608.

Mudd, Captain Henry, 3739.

Muddiman, Henry, Ir617.

Mudie :

David, Cubs-mill, Auchinleck,
S2567.

John, Auchinleck, S2567.

John, Cubs-mill, Auchinleck,
S2567.

Muing, Denis, Barleagli, Irl488.

Muir :

Adam, Crossford, Lesmahago,
S2667.

David, Auchinroy, Straitoun,
S2667.

George, Rutherglen, S2567.

James, Burdistoun, S2401.

James, Leadhill, Crawford,
Lanarkshire, S2567.

James, Morvinside, Stirling-
shire, S2567,

John, Auchinroy, Straitoun,
S2567.

John, Dalserf, S2567.

John, Hole-house, Mauchlin,
S2567.

John, Moor of Gorbels, Meikle-
govan, S2567.

John, Shang, Barr, S2567.

John, Threpwood, Lesmahago,
S2567.

John, tailor, Straitoun, S2567.

John, S3074.

John, Provost, S3113.

Rev. Robert, S2463.

Robert, Titwood, Meikle-govan,
S2567.

Robert, Nethertoun of Moss-
flat, Quodquhan, S2567.

Thomas, Craigniat, Dalmelling-
toun.

Thomas, Duntarvie, Linlith-
gow, S2567.

Thomas, Lesmahago, S2567.

Thomas, Morvinside, Stirling-
shire, S2567.

William, ofGlanderstoun,S3082.

See also Rowallan.

Muircambus :

Fife, S2567.

in Samford, Fife, S2567.

Mill, Fifeshire, S2567.

Muire, Ard, S3135.

Muirhead, Lowdon, S2567.

Muirhead :

Alexander, Glencarse, Dum-
fries, S2567.

Gairn, Shaws, Shots, Lanark-
shire, S2567.

James, Castle-hill, Shots,
Lanarkshire, S2567.

James, younger, Lanerk, S2567.

John, Fulzet in Lauchop’s
Land, Bothwel, S2567.

Muirhouse, Kilmarnock, S2567.

Muirhouse, Shots, S2567.

Muirkirk, Ayrshire, S2567.

Muirmealing, Shots, S2567.

Muirside, Carmonoch, S2567.

Muirside, Glasgow, S2567.

Muley, Abdawelly, 1639.

Mulgrave :

Sir Edmund Sheffield, K.G., 3rd
Baron Sheffield, 1st Earl of,
1284.

John Sheffield, K.G., 3rd Earl of,
afterwards 6th Duke of Buck-
ingham, 3918, 3921, 3933.

Key to | 1625 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates j 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

617

Mulhallon

INDEX

National sins

Mulhallon, Hugh, Irl336.

Mullaghglasse, Ir853.

Mullain (Thunder), Dermod,
Irl304.

Mullane, Daniel, Irl804.

Mullhallen, Cormuck, Ir461.

Mulligen :

James, Beuchan, S2567.

John, Malo-ford, Dumfries,
S2567.

Robert, Beuchan, Dumfries,
S2567.

Thomas, Closeburn, Dumfries,
S2567.

William, Flows, Dumfries,
S2567.

William, Mortoun-mains,S2567.

Mulliken :

James, Knocknoon, S2567.
John, Barscob, S2567.

Mullingar, Irl537.

Mullins, Molyns, John, D.D., 813.

Multerer, Alexander, Mid-calder,
Edinburgh, S2567.

Mulvy, John, Irl268.

Mum, import of :
allowed, S2374.
forbidden, S2485.

Munck, — , 1353.

Mungan, Teige, Irl304.

Municipal office, supporters of
Charles I incapable of, 2729.

Municipalities, admission of Ro-
man Catholics to, Ir821.

Munimusk, Laird of, younger, Sir
William Forbes, Bt., S3113.

Munion, Peebles, S2567.

Munitions of war, export of, for-
bidden, S1317, 1493 ; see also
Arms, Ammunition, &c.

Munoch, John, Arnprior, Stir-
lingshire, S2567.

Munster :

composition for forfeited estates
in, Ir544.

forfeited lands in, Irl26.
pardon for, Irl04, 106, 160, 532.
inhabitants of, to return home,
Irl205.

Lord President of, Irl67, 700,
815, 819.

oppression of officers in, Irl28.
price of 1,000 acres in, 2001.
Protestant army in, Ir454.
Scots to be transplanted to,
Ir516.

Munynemuck, Irl336.

Murano, Morano, Glass, 1707.

Murderers :

pardons not to be granted to,
S153.

rewardsfor arrest of,Ir495,1612.

Murders :

1641, those guilty excluded
from pardon, Ir495.
in Ireland, high treason, Ir526.
Papists responsible for secret,
Irl201.

by poachers, 4360.
of Protestants, Irl201.
by Rapparees, Irl548.
in Rathdrum, Wicklow, Ir880.
by Tories, Ir545, 553, 559.
wife, Irl586.

Murdistoun : S2401.

Shots, S2567.

Hill of, Shots, S2567.

Murdocarny, S297.

Murdoch, Laird of, S2463.

Murdoch :

James, Kirktoun, Renfrewshire,
S2567.

Patrick, Lowdon, S2567.
Patrick, Wigton, S2567.

Robert, Knockmarnock, Cum-
nock, S2567.

Thomas, Barnsalloch, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

Mureumont Forest, against hunt-
ing in, S1106.

Murkland, Alexander, bonnet-
maker, Kilmarnock, S2567.

Murphy, Murphie :

College, Irl517.

College, Skeagh, Irl537.

Daniel, Irl304.
alias Roe, John, Irl304.

Paul, Ir794.

Thomas, Knockaleane, Irl527.
Father, Irl611.

Murrains, 333.

Murray :

Archibald, S3135.

Sir Archibald of Blackbarrony,
S2841.

Francis, herd, Nether-chatto,
Roxburgh, S2567.

James, 4200.

Sir James, S2318.

Sir James, of Blackbarony,
S2844.

Sir James, of Philipliaugli,
S2943, 3113.

Capt. James, S2861, 3261, 3306,
3307, 3308, 3309.

Lieut. James, S2861.

John, Lumph-ford, Edinburgh,
S2567.

John :

for arrest of, S2185.

John, reward for arrest of,
S3260.

John of Polmais, S2191.

Lord Mungo, son of Earl of
Tullibardine, S3155.

Sir Patrick, S2780, 2812, 2822,
2933.

Patrick, see Elebank, Patrick
Murray, Lord.

Patrick, Glencairn, S2320.

Col. Patrick, of Livingstoun,
S3081.

Sir Robert, of Abercairney,
S2538.

Robert, Knockmurran, Craigie,
S2567

Sir William, S1805.

Sir William of Stenhope, S2191,
2475, 2538.

William, of Spot, S2538.

— , Ballachnay, East Monkland,
Rutherglen, S2567.

See also Moray.

See also Philiphaugh.

Murray-hill, Kilbride, S2567.

Murrays, Cambusnethan, S2567.

Murrays, — ,Thankertoun, Coulter,
S2567.

Murrihy, Cornelius, Irl304.

Murritny, Patrick, Irl304.

Murry, Hugh, Drumaragh,Irl537.

Muschamp :

Denny, Ir770, 772.

William, Ir864, 865, 874.

Muscovia Merchants, 1472.

Muscovy Company, 1149, 1251,
1726, 3089.
monopoly of, 1251.

Muscrope, David, S599.

Musgrave :

Sir Philip, 2831.

Mrs., schoolmistress, 3828.

Musical instruments for troops,
Ir776.

Musk, 843.

Muskerry, Donough Maccarty, 2nd
Viscount, Ir388, 390, 406, 411,
412, 417, 419, 420, 421, 423,
428, 435, 495.

Musketeer, ammunition for a
(1626), 1496.

Muskets :

import of, forbidden, S2327.
matchlock, 3981.
snaphance, 3981.

See also Firearms, &c.

Muslin, import forbidden, S2498.

Musselburgh, muster at, S146.

Muster Master General :

to be present at each rendez-
vous of militia, S2563.
to receive vouchers for advances,
Ir394.

to take true musters, 2507.

See also Harrison, Michael.

Muster Masters :
at Harwich, 4040.
rules for, 2616.

Musters :

at Aberdeen, S284, 773.
absence from, 2194.
arms to be repaired at, 1284.
in Athol, S141.
against Atholl, S388.
at Badenoch, S598.
at Biggar, S198, 199, 993, 995.
for Border service, S306, 365,
381, 397, 398, 440, 571.
against Bothwell, S181, 715,
717, 740.

at Brechin, S209, 210, 284, 314,
672.

against Earl of Caithness,
S1395.

Commissary General of, Irl241.
at Crawford Castle, S572.
Deputy Lieutenants to attend,
2168.

at Dryburgh, S643.
at Dumbarton, S885, 886.
against Dumbarton Castle,
S215.

at Dumfries, S73, 332, 336, 338,
339, 361, 363, 397, 398, 423,
424, 426, 427, 429, 431, 434,
477, 605, 626, 681, 801, 872,
882, 993.
in Dunbar, S181.
for siege of Dunbar Castle,
SI 85.

at Dundee, S45, 773.
at Edinburgh, S667, 770, 995.
enforced, S22.

of English troops in the Low
Countries, 829.

against the English, S13, 43,
87, 223, 224, 444.
exercise at, 1660.
false, and prevention of, S2008,
2831, 2858.
in Fife, S128, 495.
forbidden, S471.
frauds committed at, and regu-
lations for, 1515, Ir374.
General, SI 23, 136, 138, 573,
600, 813, 1482.
at Glasgow, S194, 267, 301.
against the Gordons, S268, 274 ;

see also that title.
at Hamilton, S208.
against the Hamiltons, S301,
410.

at Hawick, S432.
against Lord Herries, S637.
in the Highlands, S991.
horses to be ready for, 611.
against invasion, S221, 806.
at Inverness, S209, 210, 212.
at Jedburgh, S154, 263, 331,
333, 350, 469, 477, 1006, 1012.
at Kilsyth, S134.
at Kincardine against Huntley,
S259.

for King’s defence, S481.
at Lauder, S94, 755.
against Liddesdale, S189.
of light horsemen, 347.
at Linlithgow, S870.
lists of, to be made out in tripli-
cate, S2858.

Lochaber, SI 353.
against Lochiel, S1353.
at Lowder, S9.
against Maxwells, S554, 556.

Musters :
at Melrose, S157.
at the Middle March, S488.
against Morton, S387, 552.
against Murray, S131, 201, 208.
at Musselburgh, Irl46.
in the Northern Shires, S137.
orders for, 304, 781, 829, 1496,
S121.

at Peebles, S39, 302, 304, 315,
479, 480, 554, 556, 595, 598,
605, 625, 691, 740, 752, 870,
995, 1012.

postponed, S335, 782.
against Queen Regent, S88.
against rebels, S207, 226, 236,
237, 513, 514, 515, 517, 518,
527.

against the Regent, S239.
to remain in arms, S146.
revocation of exemptions from,
S482.

at Rosdew, S327.
against St. Andrews, S28, 30,
32.

in Southern Shires, S126.
at Soutra, S643.
at Stirling, S340, 384, 753, 771.
of subjects to release the Queen,
S172.

warned, S38, 39, 281, 837, 1073.
of pressed men at Wellington,
1824.

fencibles of West March, S546.
Mutinous soldiers, 1821.

Mutiny :

Act enforced, Irl521.
of Duke of Buckingham, 3486.
conditional pardon for, 2603.
at Farringdon, 1822.
riots by discharged seamen
made, 3012.

at Somerset House, 3152.
Mutton, price of, 143.

Mylbourne, Crysty, 32.

Mylles, Thomas, 941.

Mymett Episcopi, 1824.

Mysteries of Monarchy, 1092.

Naas, game preservation at, Ir321.

Na Cliurig, see Churig.

Naesmith, James, of Posso, S2538.

Nagle :

Garret Joseph, Irl543.

Sir Richard, Attorney-General.
Sec. of State, Irl054, 1056i
1057, 1059, 1061, 1062, 1063,
1069, 1071, 1072, 1074, 1075,
1076, 1077, 1078, 1079, 1081,
1085, 1087, 1095, 1099, 1108.

Nalialy, Teige Oge, Irl304.

Nairn :

Rev. George, for arrest of, S2185.

John, Hume, Berwick, S2667.

Namur, capture of, 4159, Irl311.

Nance, John, 780.

Nangle, Cornet Edmund, Ir763.

Nantwich, victory at, 2527.

Napier, Naper, Napper :

Sir Archibald, 1st Baron Napier
of Merchistoun, S1447, 1685,
2039.

Archibald, 2nd Baron Napier,
S2114.

John, cooper, Newmills, S2567.

John, Irl473.

(John) of Kilmahew, S2191.

Col. Thomas, 3852.

Napleton, — , 4086.

Nary, Rev. Dr. (R.C.), Irl620.

Nash, Maurice, Irl336.

Nasmith, John, called Baron-
john, S2567.

National Covenant : the, S436.

declared unlawful, S2236, 2612.

National sins recognized by Par-
liament, 2599.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 1600 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates j 165 0 2886, Ir401, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

618

Naunton

INDEX

Nisbet

Naunton, Sir Kobert,Sec. of State,
1243.

Navan, Irl527.

Navigation Acts :
enforced, 1160, 1171, 1330, 1610,
1597, 2677, 2954, 3363, 3374,
3387, 3499, 3508, 3593, 3619,
S2220.

and Spice Trade, 3374.
suspended, 3414.

Navigation, rules for, 1588.

Navy :

bounty, see manning below.
committee for, 2454.
commissioners for, 1391, 1430,
1540, 2688, 3017, 3028, 3563,
4032, 4064.

Commonwealth, pardon to, 3365.
debts, 2846.

Declaration :
of, 2992.

to, that arrears and wages due
will be paid, 3951.
desertion, 267.
flag, 1674.

See also Flags, Jack,
list of Parliamentary ships,
2619, 2650, 2687.
manning the, 489, 1335, 1400,
1410, 1472, 1718, 3405, 3563,
3566, 4060, 4075, 4078, 4366,
Irl513, 1523, 1525, 1528, 1599,
mark for arms of, 1541.
martial law in, 2786.
in North Sea, 1725.

Naval Stores, see Stores,
officers :

appointment of, 2610.
to share in prize money, 4329.
orders, 1430.
payments for, 2982.
ports :

for joining, 4064, 4465.
list of, 268.

Privy Seals to raise money for,
1539.

Proclamation against fitting
ships for rebel, 2367.
preacher, barber, &c., paid by
stoppages from pay, 1472.
to be prepared for sea, 60, 61,
2008, 2011, 2374, 2389.
against sending to sea the, 2382.
service of, 81.

wages of masters, &c., 2011.
wine casks required for, 1755.
See also Seamen.

Naworth Castle, 650.

Neade, William, 1660.

Neale, Neil, Connor, Irl336.
Cornelius, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Neats’ hides, licence for export
of, revoked, 1056.

Needham, Sir Robert, M.P., 2802.
Needle-makers, company of, 3526.
Needles :

import of foreign, prohibited,
3528, 3849.

inferiority of foreign, 3849.
made by machinery, 1368.

! protection of trade, 1368, 3848,
3849, 3850, 3851.

Neilson, Nelson :

John, Corsack, S2320.

John, Haddington, S2567.
Robert, Dalswintoun, Dumfries,
S2567.

— , younger, Corsack, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

Neilston parish, Renfrew, S2567.
Nelmes, John, Irl273, 1282.
Nelson, James, 3314.

Nelthorpe, Richard, 3744, S2548.
Nemphlar, Lanark, S2567.

Nephtali condemned and burnt,
S2316, 2717, 2493.
Nether-ancrum, Roxburgh, S2567.

Nether-arnes, Finwick, S2567.
Nether-barley, S2567.
Nether-black-wood, Kilmarnock,
S2567.

Nether Carmile, alias Boglehole,
S2463.

Nether-chatto, Roxburgh, S2567.
Netherfield, Evandale, S2567.
Netherglen, Carsphairn, S2320.
Nether-hillar, Mauchlin, S2567.
Netherholm, Carsphairn, S2320.
Netherlands, Spanish, embargo
on trade with, S2299.
plague in, S2299.

Netherlands, United :
peace with, 3502.
seamen serving in, to return,
3861.

See also Holland, United Pro-
vinces.

Nether-mains, Kilbride, S2567.
Nether queich, water of, S3011.
Nethershiel, Lanark, S2567.
Nether-shiels, Edinburgh, S2567.
Nether-strangassel, S2567.
Nether-third, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Netherton, Moss-flat, S2567.
Nethertoun, of Crawford-john,
S2567.

Nethertoun - shiel, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Nether-urquhart, S2401.

Nets :

‘ trammels ’ or ‘ drayes ’, 601.
unlawful, 1633, 1687.
Nettersfield, see Netterville, Sir
John.

Netterville, Neterville:

Sir John, afterwards 2nd Vis-
count Netterville of Douth,
1981, Ir400.

Luke of Corballies, Ir358, 365.
Nicholas, 3rd Viscount, see under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
Neuk, Lesmahago, S2567.
Neuthorn, Roxburgh, S2567.
Neutrality :

Proclamation of, 158.
of English harbours, 3631, 3757.
regulations for foreign ships of
war, S2318.
rules, 3512.

Neve, Nathaniel, Ir372.

Neville, Nevill :

Francis, J.P., 3314, 4045, 4114.
Henry, 3700.

Henry, see Abergavenny, Henry
Nevill, 6th Lord Bergavenny.
Ralph Nevill, Lord, son of 3rd
Earl of Westmoreland, 27.
William, 3759.

See Westmoreland, Earls of.
Nevis (West Indies), grants of
land in, 2735.

Nevison, John, highwayman, 3738.
New England :
original boundaries of, 1339.
emigration to, forbidden with-
out licence, 1339, 1773.
fisheries, salt for, 3619.
government of, in hands of
King, 1423.

President and Council of, 1627.
New Jersey :

East, Province of, S2559.

New Kilpatrick, Stirling, S2567.
New Park, Oxford, 1036.

New River, care of, 1167, 3528,
3827, 4023, 4368.

New Sarum, wages in, 878.

New York, 3999.

Newark :

Lieut.-Gen. David Leslie, 1st
Baron, q. v., S2459.

Lord, see Kingston-upon-Hull,
Earl of.

Newark, Dairy, S2320.

Newark :
blockade of, 2645.

Charles joins Scots at, S434.
English Commissioners at, 2654.
petition delivered at, 2050.
Newbigging, Fife, S2567.
Newbigging, Lesmahago, S2567.
Newbigging, John, Carstairs,
Quodquhan, S2567.
Newbottle, S2312, 2567.
Newbottle, William Kerr, Lord,
afterwards 2nd Marquis and
5th Earl of Lothian, q.v.,
S2733.

Newburgh :

Charles Levingston, 2nd Earl of,
4092.

Sir James Levingston, Bt., 1st
Earl of, S2114.

Newburgh, S2401.

Newbury, battle of, 2502.
Newcastle :

Sir William Cavendish, 1st Duke
of, 2345, 2401, 2831.
Declaration of, S1776.
Newcastle-on-Tyne : 1180.
coals :

price of, 2355.
trade, 1397, 2434.
counterfeit coin made in, S167.
debts of Scots in, paid, S1926.
embargo on colliers, S1633.
Governor of, S1919.
printing, 1803, S1699, 1701.
proceedings condemned, S2201.
Newcastle, Pennsylvania, 3727.
Newcomen :

Sir Robert, Bt., Ir643.

Sir Thomas, Bt., see under
Privy Council, under Ire-
land.

Newdykes, Renfrew, S2567.
Newfoundland :

Admiral of the Creek, 4454.
beach, rules in, 4454.
fisheries :

French invasion of, 3999.
rules for aliens and for subjects
as to fishing and landing, &c.,
4454.

salt for, 3619.
trade, 2677, 4454.

See also Aliens.

New - gallowy, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Newhall. Penicuik, Edinburgh,
S2567.

Newhaven, Ambleteuse, in Bou-
lognais, 289, 292, 296, 370,
573, 677, S695.

Newlands, Kilbride, S2567.
Newlands, Roxburgh, S2567.
Newlands :

David, Meiklehareshaw, Shots,
S2567.

David, Muirmealing, Shots,
S2567.

Newlyn, collection for, 879.
Newman :

Christopher, 1004.

George, 2745.

George, Ir386.

Jacob, Ir234.

William, 2479.

Newmarket, S2538.

Newmarket, collection for, 3007.
New Meal-market, Glasgow, S2567.
Newmills, Lowdon, S2567.
Newmills, mill of, S2567.

New Milns cloth factory, S2650.
Newnliam, Richard, 3634.
Newport :

Mountjoy Blount, 1st Earl of,
1888, 1955, 2198, 2237, 3366.
Francis, Viscount, see Bradford,
Francis Newport, Earl of.
Newport, Salop, collection for,
3478.

Newport Pagnell, petition to
army for trial of the king,
2814.

Newry, Ir81, 178, 1537.

Newstead, Roxburgh, S2567.

New-tack, Lowdon, S2567.

Newton, Adam, 1130.

Newton :

of Ayr, Monktown, S2567.
Cumbernauld, S2567.

Galloway, Kirkcudbright, S2567.
Galstoun, S2567.

Haddington, S2567.
of Kells, S2567.
of Mearns, Renfrew, S2567.
Roxburgh, S2567.

News of the prosperous successes of
the King's Maiesties Annie in
Scotland (1544) burnt, 253.

News, licensing of, 3715.

News-sheet, Obsercator, The, 4369.

Nieholl, Nicol, Nicoll :

Anthony, M.P., 2708.

James, vagabond, Peebles,
S2567.

William, Mill-folds, Old Monk-
land, S2567.

Capt., Ir765.

Nicholas :

Augustine, 2891.

Sir Edward, Secretary of State,
1725, 1911, 2198, 2237, 2333,
2579, 2615, 2626, 3323, 3363,
3402, 3414, Ir383.

Hendrik, 572.

Sir John, Clerk of the Privy
Council, 34 1 4, 35 1 6, 3553,3560,
3644, 3661, 3665, 3719, 3741,
3782, 3868, 3885, 3966, 4105.
John, of Monmouth, 3459.

Nichols :

Francis, 1263.

Thomas, 2275.

Nicolson :

Sir John, S1806, 2375.

Sir John, Edinburgh, S2567.
gardener of, S2567.

John, Querrelwood, S2567.

— , S2963, 2971.

Niddrie, Nidry, Nidarie, Laird of,
S2693, 2711, 2715, 2741, 2743,
2746.

Niddry, S1758.

Niddry Castle, against resett of,
S269.

Night :

no one to be out of doors after
nine p.m., 874.
robbers in Edinburgh, S1122.
watches enforced, Ir881.

Nightgowns, S2565.

Nimmo :

George, Lowdon-hill, Lowdon,
S2567.

James, Linlithgow, S2567.
William, Boghall, Linlithgow,
S2567.

Nimmolk, Nimmock :

James, gardiner, Orbistoun,
Bothwell, Lanarkshire Cove-
nanters, S2567.

William, Orbistoun, Bothwell,
S2567.

Nipho, Jerome, 3852.

Nisbet:

Alexander, S3084.

Alexander, of Craigintinny,
S3084.

Alexander, Knavacklaw, Low-
don, S2567.

Hugh, Lowdon, S2567.

James, Highside, Lowdon,

S2567.

John, Hardhill, Lowdon,

S2567.

Walter, son of Alexander Nisbet
of Craigintinny, S3084.

Nisbet, Roxburgh, S2567.

Key to | 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir3S7, S1722.
Dates \ 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl418, S3190.

619

Nisbets

INDEX

O’Brian

Nisbets, West, case of, S2139.

Niths-dale, Nithes-dale, Nithis-
dale :

Kobert Maxwell, 1st Earl of,
SI 873, 1461, 1476, 1791.
Robert Maxwell, 4tli Earl of,
S2475, 2482.

Master of game, S2529.

Niven :

Andrew, Dalgain, Mauchlin,
S2667.

James, Risk, Renfrewshire
Covenanters, S2567.

Robert, Espertoun, Edinburgh,
S2567.

Niviland, Lesmahago, S2667.

Nivinson, Alexander, Kirk-bog,
Dumfries, S2567.

Nix (Clarke), Swift, 3522, 3530.

Noble :

Archibald, Ir927.

Walter, taylor, Efladge, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

— , of Fernie, S3074.

Noblemen :

attending JamesatSt. Andrew’s,
S490.

insults to, in London, 1313.
not to leave the country, S2423,
2546.

may be licensed to keep their
arms, Irl250.

number of attendants limited,
S958.

of Scotland, warning to, S1860.
to stay in Ireland, Ir311.
refusing to sign Covenant, dis-
qualified for Parliament and
proclaimed traitors, 1809,
S1729.

to return home, 284, 1152, 1791.
to use carriages or horses in
Edinburgh, SI 182.

Nolt :

against export of, S1448 ; see
also Cattle, Oxen, &c.
licenses to export annulled,
S888.

Nonane, Noonane :

Hugh, Ir853.

Morris, Aghasollus, Irl485,
1493.

Phillip, Aghasollus, Irl485,
1493.

Nonconformists :
against, S1610.

abuse of toleration, 3514, Ir677.
ministers :

heretors not to pay stipends
of, S2238.

to leave Edinburgh, S2275.

to be punished for sedition,
S2248.

to remove twenty miles from
their parishes, S2250.

reward for arrest of, in Devon,
3821.

pardoned, 3843.
a public danger, 3529.

Non-jurors :

arms of, to be seized and sold
for their benefit, S3003.
enforcing laws against, S3394.
their horses to be seized and
sold for their benefit, S3003.
ministers to lose their benefices,
S3230.

protection to, S3054.

Nonsuch, Exchequer removed to,
3428.

Noran, Farril, Irl304.

Nore, buoy of the, 4060.

Norfolk, 282.

Norfolk and Suffolk, gentlemen
of, to be in readiness, 369.

Norfolk :

Thomas Howard, K.G., 10th
Duke of, 90.

Norfolk :

Thomas Howard, K.B., 11th
Duke of, Earl of Surrey, Earl
Marshal of England, 162,
534, 3764.

Henry Howard, K.G., 14th
Duke of, Earl of Arundel,
Surrey, Norfolk and Norwich,
3764, 3780, 3787, 3792, 3933,
3966, 3979, 3987.

Thomas Howard, 15th Duke of,
4312.

Norie, Margaret, mother to John
Duncan, Muircambus, Fife-
shire Covenanters, S2567.

Normington, Alexander, 1986.

Norris, Norreys, Noreys:

Sir John, 805, 809.

Sir John, 2231.

John, Ir372.

Lord, see Abingdon, James
Bertie, Lord Noreys, Earl of.

See also Berkshire, Earl of.

North :

Sir Dudley, 3739, 3783.

Sir Francis, L. C. J., afterwards
1st Baron Guildford, q.v.,
3677. 3693, 3704, 3711, 3712,
3714, 3719, 3734, 3737.

Capt. Roger, 1280.

Robert, see under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

North de Kirtling :

Sir Edward North, 1st Baron,
373, 374, 382.

Dudley North, 3rd Baron, 2610.

Charles North, 5th Baron,
3764, 3918, 3921, 3927, 3933.

North, Presidency of the, 1067.

Northampton :

William Parr, K.G., 1st Marquis
of, 373, 374.

Henry Howard, K.G., 7th Earl
of, 1007.

William Compton, K.G., 8th
Earl of, 1376, 1414, 1422.

Spencer Compton, K.B., 9th
Earl of, 2198.

James Compton, 10th Earl of,
2172, 3671, 3674.

George Compton, 11th Earl of,
3933.

Northampton, Statute of, 2186.

Northamptonshire, riots, 1041.

Northan, James, Irl440.

North Berwick, S845.

North Berwick Law, beacon to be
prepared at, S2725.

Northcote, Northcott, Northcot,
Norcot :

Sir John, Bt., 2299, 2330.

John, 1635.

Samuel, 2990.

North-East Merchants victual
the Spaniards, 1463.

Northern Counties, warned for
service, 26, 27.

Northern Conspiracy, 3401.

Northern Rebellion in England,
S220.

Northesk, David Carnegie, 4tli
Earl of, S3273.

Northey, Sir Edward, Attorney-
General, 4305.

North Sea :

Navy in, 1725.

piracy in, 639, 2627.

quarantine on ships from,
4492, 4500, 4512.

Spaniards fishing in, to be
protected, 580.

Northumberland :

Henry Percy, K.G., 5th Earl of,
killed, 11.

Thomas Percy, K.G., 8th Earl
of, traitor, 645, 646.

Henry Percy, K.G., 10th Earl
of, 934.

Northumberland :

Algernon Percy, K.G., 11th
Earl of, Lord High Admiral,
2011, 2216, 2262, 2291, 2610,
3323.

John Dudley, K.G., 1st Duke
of, Earl of Warwick, for arrest
of, 423, 431.

George Fitzroy, K.G., 2nd Duke
of, 4305, S3394.

Northumberland, Commission for
(1524), 92.

Norton :

Sir Dudley, Principal Secretary,
see under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

John, patent for Latin, &e.

printing, 2026.

Sir Richard, 747.

Richard, M.P., 2314.

Roger, patent for Latin print-
ing, 2026.

Robert, printer, 3332.

Norwich, Norwych :

Sir George Goring, q.v., 2nd
Earl of, 2777, 3323, 3363.
Henry Howard, 4th Earl of,
afterwards 13th Duke of Nor-
folk, 3582.

Sir Robert, 148.

Norwich :
post to, 1701.
relieved, 2782.

Nott, Robert, 3697.

Nottingham :

Charles Howard, K.G., 10th
Earl of, Baron Howard of
Effingham, q.v., 903, 928, 934,
941, 971, 1225.

Sir Heneage Finch, 13th Earl of,
3280, 3323, 3580, 3693.

Daniel Finch, 14th Earl of, and
6th of Winchelsea, 3711,3714,
3719, 3734, 3737, 3754, 3755,
3764, 3824, 3826, 3913, 3921,
3927, 3933, 3966, 4086, 4334.
William, 897.

Nottingham : 3881.
declaration, 3906.
petit ion in favour of episcopacy,
1901.

to the King to return to
Parliament, 2067.
relieved, 2527.

Notts-Town, Irl202.

Nova Caesaria (New Jersey),
2559.

Nova Scotia, baronets of, S1413,
1432, 1441, 1539, 1550, 1566,
1602.

cognizance of, SI 539.
to complete the number of,
S1602.

Nowlan, Patrick, Irl336.

Nugent :

Sir Thomas, Bt., see Riverston,
Thomas, Baron.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Nuisances :

from starch-making, 1046.
in streets, 3852.
in verge of court, 314.

Nunaghe, Nunagh :

Art, Irl517.

Hugh,Irl517.

Owen, Irl517.

Nuncio, Papal :

declaration of, againstcessation,
Ir450.

cause of civil war among Con-
federate Catholics, Ir447.
interference of, in government
resented, Ir444.

jurisdiction suspended by
appeal, Ir445.
peace rejected by the, Ir437.
urges civil war, Ir450.

Nungate, Haddington, S2567.
Nurse, Edward, 1872.

Nuns, houses of, in Ireland,
Irl620.

Nutts, John, M.P., 2745.

Nye, Rev. Philip, 3049.

Oakeford, James, 2891.

Oakes, Nicholas, printer, 1746.
Oates, Titus, 3828, 3875.

Oath of Allegiance, S1180, 3243.
alterations in, 2818.
certificates, of taking the, 1112.
dispensed with, S2689.
exemptions, 1057.
imposed on Universities and
Schools, S2233, 2883.
illegal taking of, Ir391.
judges’ opinion on, 3677.
of Members of Parliament,
S1728.

ministers to take, S2208, 2977,
3243.

Scotsmen refuse to take, 1795.
original subscriptions to be sent
up, S2929, 2930.
of officers altered, 2818.
recusants excused from, 3677.
taken by pardoned rebels, S2837.

by travellers, 1626.
to be tendered to suspected
recusants, 3660.
taken, 1093, 1112, S2844, 3230.
by all over 12 years old, 2186.
by northern rebels, 648.
by all entering England, 1057.
See under Apology.

Oath of Association, Ir425, 429.
Oath and Assurance, to be sworn,
S2975, 3237.

Oath, Coronation, taken in Privy
Council, S3224.

Oath against Covenant imposed on
Scots settlers (1639), Ir331.
Oath and Declaration to be taken
by all magistrates, S2444.
enforcing on ministers forbid-
den, S1691.

Oath of Fidelity, certificates for,
Irll80.

Oath of Supremacy, Scotsmen
refuse to take, 1795.

Oaths :

abominable, forbidden, SI 16.
to support James VII, S2684.
Oatmeal, price of, Ir778.

Oats :

export of :

forbidden, S1521, 2626, 2882.
permitted, S2634.
import of Irish, allowed, S3075,
3078.

malt not to be made of, Ir503,
S2412, 2420.
price of, 389, 390.
reselling of, pease, or meal
prohibited, S3 163.

Obedience :

all to continue in, S202.
to orders enforced, S2084.

The Obedience of a Christian Man, 122.
Oberbarmen, Oldenburg, collec-
tion for, 4425.

Oblivion, Act of :

to be published, Ir501.
fines under, suspended, S2242.
promised, S1699, 2051.

See Pardon.

Observance of Statutes, 9.
Obstructions, Commissioners for,
2975.

O'Brian, O’Bryen, O’Bryne :

Art, Ballaschanlan, Irl466.
Cahil, Irl304.

Daniel, 3rd Viscount Clare ; see
also under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Key to ) 152 5 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates j 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

620

O’Brian

INDEX

O’Murchie

O’Brian, O’Bryen, O’Bryne :
Daniell, Ir390.

Dermot, Ir406, 411, 412, 417,
419, 420, 421, 423, 427, 428.
John, Irl542.

Manus, Irl304.

Col. Mortagh, Ir495.

Murrough, see Inchiquin, Earl
of.

Terence, see Imola.

Thirlagh Buffo mac Donnogli,
Ir453.

O’Boyle :

Bryan, Ir809.

Torlagh, Ir461.

O’Cahan, O'Cahane, O’Cane :
Bryan Roe, Ir794, 808.

Gory, Ir794, 808.

Hugh, alias Hara, Irl466.

John, Maghrymore, Irl527.
Rory, Bradagh, Irl527.

Shane, Ir461, 794.

O'Callahane, Donogh, Ir433.
O'Callan, Patrick Gasta, Irl336.
O’Canane (Coonan), Cormock,
Ir808.

O’Carroll, Ely, see Ely O’Carroll.
O’Cassedy, Tiege, Maghera, Irl527.
Ochiltree, Ayrshire, S2567.

Schoolmaster of, S2567.
Ochiltree, Andrew Stewart, 2nd
Baron, S78.

O’Connelly, Thomas, Ir809.
O’Connor :

Art Mac Brien, Ir54.

Art Mac Morris Moyle, Ir54.
Art Mac Teague Ynaa, Ir54.
Brian Teague, Ir54.

Callagh Mac Brien, Ir54.
Callogh Mac Kedowe, Ir54.
Connell Mac Patrick, Ir54.
Connor Maguire, Ir54.

Cormock Mac Brien, Ir54.
Darby (Dermott), Ir849.
Donogh, reward for arrest of,
Ir26.

goods of, to be brought in,
Ir27.

against relief of, Ir30.

Faley Donogh, hosting against,
Irl9.

Donaghy,Mawdamlaght,Irl527.
Lisagh Mac Morrogh, Ir54.
Morrogh O’Cog Rory, Ir54.
Teague Macguire Mac Owen,
Ir54.

Teige McCahu, Clonehehard,
Irl440.

Teige Toganagh, Irl336.
O’Connors in rebellion, Ir54.
O’Cullenan, John, see Raphoe.
O'Daw, Loghlen, Kilcollman,
Irl488.

O’Dee, Connor, Ir929.

O’Denin, Manus, Irl336.
O’Derricke, Donnogh (blind
Donnogh), reward for arrest
of, Ir571.

O’Devlin, Paul, Ballynaskreen,
Irl527.

O’Divin, Paul Duffe, Irl517.
O'Dogherty, O’Doghertie :

Sir Cahir :
burns Derry, Irl94.
rebellion of, suppressed, S1136.
reward for arrest of, Irl94.
killed at Kilmacrenan, Irl95.
Owen, Ir461, 853.

Roger, Duffe, Irl440.

O’Donagh, Daniel, Dromoher,
Irl517.

O’D'onell, O'Donnell: IrllO.
assisting, forbidden, S887.
Chief of Tyrconnell, Irl45.
hosting against, IrlOl.

Caffer oge, flight of, Irl90.
Calvagh, Ir461.

John, Ir461.

O’Donell, O’Donnell :

Neill, Ardress, Irl617.

Shane Kittagh, Ir853.
O’Donelly, O’Donnelly, O’Don-
nolly :

Art Duff, Irl517.

Bryan Keigh, Irl517.

Dualtagh Duffe, Irl370, 1517.
Hugh, Navadagh, Irl517.

Neile, Frestagh, Irl517.

Patrick, Ir461.

Patrick Modder, of Croskanena,
Ir365.

Shane, Barmagh, Irl370, 1517.
O’Donnechy, Bryan, Castledillon,
Irl517.

O’Dowd :

Donnell, Ir849.

Donnogh, lr849.

Owen, Ir849.

O'Driscoll, Fr. Dionysius, Ir450.
O’es, manufacture of, 1712.
O’Farrall, O’Farrell :

Francis mac Faghny of the
Mote, Longford, Ir365.

James, Ir808.

O’Fegan, Murtagh, Bane, Irl320.
Offenders to appear beforo Coun-
cil, S693.

Offerings :

in lieu of tithes in London,
148.

receivable by incumbents,
Ir254.

Offerrill, Col. D’, S2952.

Office :

continuance in, 53, 938, 1480,
3100, 3186, 3203, 3226, 3583,
3772, 3774, 4311, Ir257, 535,
602, 940, S1422, 2172, 2585,
2794.

under Committee of Safety,
3133.

of commissioners, 3201.
of all Protestants, 3941, 3963,
S2768

of sheriffs in, S1689, 1706, 1743,
1810, 1850.

in municipalities, restricted to
trading burgesses, S1454.
Roman Catholics to give up,
S2768.

supporters of Charles I declared
incapable of, 2729.

Officers, Army :

to aid magistrates, Ir971.
to attend their charges, S2546.
blows between, Irl331.
cashiered :

to leave London, 3270, 3296.
for sending challenges to duels,
Ir957.

commissioned, claims of 1649,
Ir762.

horses of. not to be given up to
Commonwealth, S2107.
Communion to be taken an-
nually by Army, Ir921.
Council of, to summon a Par-
liament, 3139, 3141.
disbanded :

to be incorporated, Irl376.
passes for, SI 985.
to leave Dublin, Irl205.
minimum number on duty,
Ir658.

exchange for, and soldiers from
Ireland to England, Irl67.
to find forage for troops, Ir549.
half-pay, Irl382.
declaration to, revoked, Irl469.
to go to Dublin, Irl442.

* pay of, Irl406.

to serve in West Indies, Irl445.
Irish :

to be disbanded, 3927.
to return to their colours,
2606, 3927.

Officers :

to join regiments in the Low
Countries, 1503.
lands of :

quit rents of ‘ 1649 ’, Ir879.
for security of, Ir879.
not to leave their charges, 2918,
Ir916, 1061, 1076, 1079.
to leave London, 2583.
offer to surrender half arrears,
Ir820.

pardoned if they return to their
duty, 3145.
pay of, S1920.

pay in arrears, 2797, Irl249.
petition to Parliament, 2767.
presentment of, by grand jury
of Westminster, 3151 a.
reduced, to leave London,
3166.

rules as to leave, &c., Ir992.
of regiments, 4258.
Remonstrance of, S2100.
to return to posts, 496, 1525,
1820, 2534, 2537, 2601, 2668,
2840, 2931, 3160, 3952, Ir334,
416, 684, 703, 725, 727, 775,
798, 834, 839, 843, 888, 937,
998, 1047, 1103, 1325, 1436,
1441, 1458, 1478, 1492, 1540,
1580, S1817, 1821, 1830, 1840,
1918, 1967, 2832, 2894.
to take the sacrament annually.
Ir921.

trustees for, Ir886.
uniforms of, enforced, Irl331.
wounding, forbidden, 171.

See also Captains and under
Army.

Officers of men of war, 4452.
Officers of corporations holding
under new charters removed,
3884, 3885.

Officers of justice, assaults on, 608.
Offices, collection of post mortem ,
deferred, Ir647.

Official documents, sealing of,
S1423.

Offley, Robert, 1235.

O’Flinn, Teige, Irl440.

O’Fulvey, Donnell Oge, Ir849.
O’Galaba, James, Thomastown,
Irl440.

O’Gallagher, Donnogh Boy, Ir853.
O’Garry, Cabell, Ballydore,
Irl527.

O’Gavan, Phelemy, Bane, Irl517.
Ogill, George, S1340.

Ogilvie, Ogilvy : Andrew, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Ogilvie, Oglesby :

James, Master of, afterwards
6th Baron, proclaimed rebel,
S1019.

James, Lord, afterwards 2nd
Earl of Airlie, q.v., 8th Baron,
S2016.

proclaimed traitor, S1781.
escape of, S1891.
reward for, S1891.

David, of Clova, S2861.

James, S2796.

James, afterwards 4th Earl of
Finalater, q.v., and 1st Earl of
Seafield, S3136.

James, junior, of Boyn, to be
arrested, 4441.

Sir James, of Church-hill,
S2939, 2943, 2963.

James, of Elgin, S3222.

John, S966.

William, S747.

0gle: , .
Henry Cavendish, afterwards

2nd Duke of Newcastle, 2nd
Earl, and 10th Baron, 3581,
3608.

Thomas, 575.

Ogleby, John, Ir837.

Oglethorpe, Sir Theophilus, M.P.,
4043, 4092.

O’Hagan :

Kegan, Art James, Irl336.
Bryan Boy, Irl320.

Cormock Mac Owin oge of Mul*
linecor, Ir365.

Daniel, Irl336.

Hugh, Shamore, 1527.

Patrick, Ir794.

Patrick Mac Cormick, Ir794.
Patrick, Tenny, Irl527.
Phelemy, Irl336.

Shane, Ir794.

O’Hanlon :

Laughlin Mac Redmond, Ir853,
911.

Redmond, Ir853, 872, 911.
Thorlagh Mac Patrick Goam,
Ir853.

O’Hara :

Bryan, Irl320.

Donnel Ballagh, Irl440.
alias Cahane, Hugh, Irl466.
O’Hart :

Donnogh FitzJohn, Ir853.
Kedagh Backa, Ir808.

O’Hea, John, Irl336.
O’Hultaghan, Art, Irl370.

Oil :

for soap making, 1649.
whale :

import and monopoly of, 1726.
import by strangers forbidden,
2613.

O’Keavin, William, Ir853.
O’Keelan, Neal, Irl336.
Okehampton, 2639.

O'Kelly, Daniel, Irl336.
O’Kennedy, John, of Dunally,
Ir453.

Okey, Colonel John, M.P., 2972,
3151a, 3183, 3224.

O’Lagan, Owen, Irl336.

Old Extent, S1357.

Old Leighlin, Irl440.

Old Mill, Bothwell, S2567.

Old Mob, see Awson.

Oldakers, John, 3759.

Oldbar, Auldbar, James Lyon,
Laird of, S1698.

Oldred, Richard, of Dewsbury,
3389

Oliphant, Lieut. -Col., S3084.
Oliver :

Andrew, Barnkine, S2567.
Andrew, son, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Hugh, 887.

James, Ash- trees, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Patrick, Hassindean, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Thomas, Roxburgh, S2567.
William, 3828.

Oltagh, alias Bryan, John, Bulle-
gragh, Irl466.

O’Lyne, Daniel, Irl466.

Omagh, Ir809.

O’Mallon, Art, Irl537.

O’Mellan, Art Kart, Irl537.
O’Moan, Owen, Irl517.

O'Molloy :

Owen, of Clonekeene, Ir365.
Colonel, Ir495.

O’More, Rory (Roger), of Bally-
nah, Ir365.

O’ Mores, in rebellion, Ir54.

O' Morgan :

Gorry, Leginany, Irl537.

Roger Bane, Trim, Irl537.
O’Moylan, Edmond, Ir794.
O’Mullan, Tomlin, Ballykelly,
Irl527.

O’Mulldoone, Cuchonaght, Irl336.
O'Murchie, Donogh oge, ofCashell,
Ir365.

>. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416.
168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762.

vol. ii. 621

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S9
Dates j 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398.

1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

4 *

O’Murphy

INDEX

Overstrangashel

O’Murphy :

Bryan, Corgaloges, Irl517.
Bryan Roe, Skeagh, Irl537.
Cormuck, Raver, Ir853.

Daniel Mac Murphy Mac
Thorlagh Roe, Ir853.

Hugh Torr, Ir853.

O’Neill, O’Neale :

Angus Mac, recalled, S545.

Art Mac Tirlagh Mac Henry
of Devernagh, Armagh, Ir365.
Art oge, flight of, Irl90.

Sir Brian :

for assistance to, Ir49.
expedition against, Ir78.
Bryan, Ir349, 461.

Bryan, Armaghill, Irl537.
Bryan, McArt Oge, Ir461.
Bryan, Moyle, Ir853.

Con, 1st Earl of Tyrone, rebel-
lion, Ir3.

Con, Irl45.

Daniel, M.P., P.M.G., 3366,
3882, Ir416.

Hugh, 2nd Earl of Tyrone, q.v.,
against, Irl44.
crimes of, Irl46.
declared a traitor, Irl45.
General of the Catholic Army
in Ireland, Irl56.
pardon offered to followers of,
111 69.

Queen's benefits to, Irl59.
reward for arrest of, Irl59.
reward offered for death of,
Irl65.

boasts he can make peace at
will, Irl63.

Hugh Oge, of Aghadamph,
Ir366.

Mac Art Conn Mac Neale Oge,
Ir794.

MacHugh Mergagh, Ir794.
Matthew Ferdarrocke, Irl46.
Neil, Ir763.

Col. Owen Mac Arte : Ir440,
448, 462, 463.

declared traitor, Ir448, 462.
in league with Parliament,
Ir448.

Sir Phelim, of Kinard, Tyrone,
2057, Ir366, 440, 444, 449,
461.

Shane :

pardon to followers of, Ir67.
proclamations against, Ir46,
49, 62, 67.

against relief of, Ir58.
restoration of, Ir51.

Shane, Irl45.

Shane, Irl836.

Terence, against, Ir80.

Tirlagh Linneach, hosting
against, IrlOl; see also
Lenaughe.

Tirlagh, Mac Henry Mac
Tirlagh, of the Fues, Ir365.
Tirlagh Roe, Ir365.

Tirlagh, Ir388, 400, 461.

See also Dungannon.

Onelan, Armagh, Irl320.

Onslow, Malachias (R.C. Bishop
of Killaloe), exempted from
pardon, IrlOO.

O’Paden, Owen, Irl320.
Oppression, complaints of, to
be given in, S981, 982.

O’Quin :

Terence, Ir461.

Tirlagh Groome, of Donogh-
more, Ir865.

Orange, William, Prince of :
Commissioners of James II to,
3913.

Declaration against, 3891, 3893.
See also William III.

Orbistoun, Bothwell, S2667.

Orby, Sir Thomas, Bt., 3739, 4092.

Orchards, &c., destroyed by
soldiers in home counties,
2864.

Orchyardtoun, Sir Robert Max-
well of, S2538.

Orders for preventing dearth, 1624.

Ordinances of Parliament : 1882,
1989, 2171.

complained of by Charles I,
2228.

of Edward I cited, 2160.
affirmed to be valid in times of
national danger, 2036.
distribution of, 2171.
high treason, to obey, 2186,
2189, 2404, 2669.
incur a praemunire, 2326.
sent out by messengers of the
Exchequer, 1882.
concerning militia, not to be
obeyed, 2029.
revoked, 2718.

void if contrary to a statute,
2637.

Ordnance :

Master of, 1744.

Master General of, 3974.
manufacture or export of, for-
bidden, Ir245, 861, 1314.
export of iron, forbidden, 3730.
pardon to all officers, &c., of,
2383.

stores, 309, 1626, 3929.

Swedish competition in casting,
1708.

See also Gunpowder.

Ore, 726.

Orford, Edward Russell, 1st Earl
of, 4229, 4231, 4232, 4233,
4238, 4261.

O’Reilly ,

hosting against, 20.

Hugh Boy Mac Shane, of Kil-
more, Ir365.

Mulmorry Mac Edmond, of
Cavet, Ir365.

Owen Mac Shane Mac Phillip,
of Lismore, Ir365.
reward for arrest of, Ir365.
Philip Mac Hugh Mac Shane,
of Ballinecarrig, Cavan,
Ir865.

Philip mac Mulmorry, of Lis-
more, Ir866.

Oriel College, 636.

Orkney and Shetland : S1371.
Commission for, S1177, 1179.
conveying Earl of Caithness to,
forbidden, S1407.
unlawful customs of, forbidden,
S1193.

hawks in, S358.
inhabitants protected, SI 165.
rebels in, S2026.
rents, roup of, S2662, 2978, 3094.
rumours in, S1244.

Spaniards in, S730.
transport of passengers to, for-
bidden, S1200.

Orkney :

James Hepburn, 1st Duke of,
S171 ; see also under Bothwell.
Patrick Stewart, 5th Earl of,
oppression by, SI 165.

Lord George Hamilton, K.T.,
6th Earl of, Irl390.

James Law, Bishop of, for
obedience to, SI 177.

Andrew Honeyman, Bishop of,
S2322.

Ormingil, Crawford, S2567.

Ormiston :

Haddington, S2667.

Roxburgh, S2567.

Mains, Roxburgh, S2567.

Ormiston :

Charles, S2559.

George, S2567.

Ormiston :

James, S276.

John, S2567.

Ormond, Ormonde :

Thomas Butler, K.G., 11th Earl
of, Ir46, 178.

James Butler, K.G., 13th Earl
and 1st Duke of, 2085, 3289,
3323, 3363, 3402, 3414, 3616,
3523, 3553, 8660, 3567, 3581,
3734, 8737, 8741, 3765, 8787,
8824, 8826, Ir643.
attempted assassination of,
3541.

Catholics forbidden to aid,
against Parliament, Ir441.
Lieut. -Gen. of the Army, Ir860.
plot against, Ir899.
postpones appointment of
judicature, Ir456.
proclaims Charles II, Ir457.
reappointed by Charles II,
Ir468.

to suppress independents,
Ir454.

takes up the lieutenancy of
Ireland again (1648), Ir454.
treaty with Confederate Cath-
olics, Ir445.

See also under Lord Lieutenants,
under Ireland.

James Butler, K.G., 2nd Duke,
8901, 3933, 3993, 4086, 4258,
4305, 4316, 4404, Irl479.
victory at Vigo, 4237.

See also under Lord Lieutenants,
under Ireland.

Thomas Butler, K.G., Earl of,
son of 1st Duke of Ormonde,
8523, 3553, 3560, 3608, 3712,
3714, Ir819 ; see also under
Lord Deputies, under Ireland.
Ormsby, Peter, Ir868.

O'Rourke :
the, Irl45.

for the arrest of, S708.

Orr, Bridge of, S2567.

Orr :

Robert, Newdykes, Renfrew-
shire Covenanters, S2567.
Rev. — , S2312.

Orrery, Orery :

Sir Roger Boyle, Baron Brog-
hill, 1st Earl of Orrery, 3516,
Ir609a, 791, S2122, 2123, 2124,
2132, 2137, 2139, 2140, 2141,
2144 ; see also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Lionel Boyle, 3rd Earl of,
Irl386.

Orrock :

William, S27.

— , of Balram, S3081.

Ort dollars forbidden, S1518.
O’Runine, Bryan, Irl320.

Orvall, conventicle, S2401.
Osbolston, Osbaldistone :

Robert William, 3360.

Osborne, Osburn :

James, Keir-mill, Dumfries,
S2567.

John, 3993.

John, S1744.

Peter, M.P., 660.

Richard, safe conduct, 2770.
Robert, Irl54.

Sir Thomas, K.G., Bt., 3567,
3568, 3581 ; see also Danby,
1st Earl of.

William, 1221.

O’Shany, Patrick, Irl336.
O’Shyell, Denis, Irl820.

Osman, Bassa, 3377.

Osmond iron, 1604.

O’Sonaghan :

Donell, Ir809.

Patrick, Ir809.

Ossory, see Ormonde and Ossory.

Ossulston, Sir John Bennet, K.B.,
1st Baron, 3739, 3901, 3918,
8921, 3933.

Ostend, Plague in, S2299.

Oswald :

David, East-barns, Hadding-
ton, S2567.

James, Fingletoun, S2780, 2933.
Rev. James, chaplain to the
Lady Halket, S3084.
Oswicke, Mr., vintner, 1872.
O’Toole, Luke, alias Feagh, of
Castlekeven, Ir365.

O'Touer, Hugh, Irl320.
Otterburn, Sir Adam, S3.

Ottley, Sir Francis, 2240, 2320.
Oudart, Nicholas, 3385.
Oudenarde, Victory of, 4456.
Oultagh, Hugh Ea, Irl370.
Oustre les Maines abolished, 2644.
Outlaws :

Antrim, Irl517.

Armagh, Irl320, 1322, 1517,
1537.

Border, S619:

Carlow, Irl440, 1537.

Cavan, Irl517, 1527, 1537.
by civil process, S806, 809,810.
against compacts with, S190.
Cork, Irl268, 1304, 1322, 1466,
1485, 1488, 1493, 1517, 1527,
1537.

Fermanagh, Irl370.

Galway co., Irl485, 1537.
Highland, S1631.
imprisoned, S685.

Kerry, Irl315, 1320, 1322,

1440, 1517, 1537.

Kilkenny, Irl304, 1440, 1485,
1527, 1537.

King’s Co., Irl485.

Limerick, Irl315, 1440, 1485.
Louth, Irl320, 1322, 1493.
Mayo, Irl440.

Meath, Irl493, 1627.
Monaghan, Irl517, 1557.
may be killed, Ir853.
persons outlawed for attending
conventicles, S2397, 2401.
Queen’s Co. , Irl527.
Roscommon, Irl485.

Sligo, Irl32, 1320, 1440.
Tipperary, Irl304, 1322, 1370,
1485, 1493.

Tyrone, Irl370, 1485.
lists of, Irl440, 1485, 1488,
1493, 1517, 1527, 1537.
Waterford, Irl370, 1485, 1537.
in the West March, S875.
Wexford, Irl440, 1485, 1527,
1537.

Wicklow, 1440, 1485, 1627,
1537.

See also Broken men, Scotland.
Out-mains, Torboltoun, S2667.
Outports to share in trade of
new draperies, 1314.
Over-ardwel, Anworth, S2567.
Over-barchaple, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Over-chatto, Roxburgh, S2667.
Over-cranston, Edinburgh, S2667.
Over-Dalserf, Dalserf, S2567.
Overgrimat, Straiton, S2667.
Over-keith, Haddington, S2567.
Over-kirkton, Carluke, S2567.
Over-muir, Lowdon, S2667.
Overseers :
of the poor :

to be appointed : Ir300, 615.
to transport vagrant women
and children, Ir502.
to execute poor laws, S2138.
appointed against the plague in
Oxford, 2580.

Overshank, New Monkland,S2567.
Overstrangashel, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Key to ) 152 5 96, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates \ 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

622

INDEX

Papists

Overstreet

i

Overstreet, Lt.-Col., Ir558.

Overton :

Cambusnethan, S2567.

Dalserf, S2567.

Torbolton, S2567.

Overton :

Richard, 2821.

Col. Robert, 3132.

Owen :

Abraham, 4318.

Andrew, S2094, 2095, 2101,
2103, 2104.

David, 29.

Edward, 4318.

James, Birk-hill, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Sir John, 2782.

Toole McCann, Knocknaferus,
Irl440.

Sir William, 2240.

Owens, John, Melross Land, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Owfield, Sir Samuel, M.P., 2093.

Owner, Edward, M.P., 2627.

Ownership of ships, 1513.

Oxen :

duty on exported, reduced,
Ir639.

price of, 357, 405.

See Cattle.

Oxenden, Sir James, Bt., M.P.,
4086.

Oxfordshire :

Commissioners for the contri-
bution of, 2530.
contribution, arrears of, 2569.
free quarter in, prohibited,
2514.

pardon to, 2290.
petition :

to Lords, for Puritan reform,
1984.

to Parliament in favour of
episcopacy, 2020.
preaching ministry required in,
1984.

Oxford :

arms to be brought in to the
magazine at, 2411.

Ashley, Sir Jacob, Governor of,

I 2352.

Articles of, 2659.
beer in, price of, 2437.
boarding out, 1036.
books originally printed at, not
to be introduced into Eng-
land from abroad, 1412.
Carfax, 1690.

Christ Church Audit House
2418.

Christ Church Meadows, 2626.
Clerk of the Market at, 1690.
supply of market, 1690.
collection for All Saints’ spire,
4405.

committee for reformation of
the University, 2753, 2754.
copyright to Latin booksprinted
at, 1401.

corn to be brought into, 2549,
2658.

Corpus Christi College, 2529.
Council at, Ir434.

Courts of Law :
adjourned to, 2522.

Chancery moved to, 2336.
Exchequer moved to, 2336,
2363, 2522, 2607.

King’s Bench, removed to,
2522.

Requests moved to, 2336.
Wards and Liveries :
moved to, 2336.
seal of, described, 2523.
Crown rents to be paid at, 2347,
2363.

customs to be paid to, by col-
lectors, 2376.

Oxford :

Declaration :
of Scots Lords at, S1822.
to be burnt, S1838.
disorders in the night time,
2641.

farthing tokens not tender be-
yond 6d., 2589.
fortification of, 2626.
grain not to be injured, 2399.
to be registered, 2570.
Grandpoole, 2344.
grievances of inhabitants, 2429.
gunners, &c., summoned to,
2383.

hucksters, sale places for, 1690.
inhabitants to work on fortifi-
cations of, 2433.

Katherine Wheel, 2311.
lights to be hung before houses,
2641.

Lords Commissioners at, 2657.
orders for market at, 1036.
near Parks, 1036, 2568.
overseers appointed against the
plague, 2580.

Parliament :

Charles I calls on, to meet at,
2440.

excise ordered by anti-, 2559.
anti-, prorogued, 2585.
summoned to, 2517.
preparations for meeting of,
2524.

Penny-loes-bench, 1690.
persons :

coming from, to London,
treated as spies, 2351.
all in, to enlist, 2590.

Plague orders, 2579, 2580, 2615,
2657.

post to, 1701.
prices in, 1141, 2565.
regulations for strangers in,
3441.

relief of wounded soldiers in,
2572.

revenues to be paid in to, 2547.
sale of tallow forbidden, 1690.
scholars raise a regiment, 2560.
search for provisions in, 2640.
for security of markets in, 2595.
service of the market, 2591.
spies from, 2351, 2406.

The Star Inn, 2565.
strangers to leave, 2491.
superfluous population to leave,
2352.

taverns, closing of, at night,
2641.

interference of students in,
with meetings for worship,
2961.

supply of market, 1690.
victualling, 2570.

University :

Arminianism of, 1984.
to furnish list of books printed
at, to Stationers' Co., 1401.
orders to Bursars, 2796 a.
College funds, 2754.
pluralities of Heads of Houses,
1984.

Proclamation by Vice-Chan-
cellor, 2961.

visitors to replace contuma-
cious Fellows, 2753.
volunteer regiments in, 2568.
west wallof Christ Church, 1690.
work on the fortifications of,
2463.

Oxford, Henry De Vere, K.B.,
18th Earl of, 934, 941.
Aubrey De Vere, K.G., 20th
Earl of, 3289, 3323, 3674, 3677,
3734, 3755, 3785, 3787, 3933,
3966, 4258, 4334.

Oxford Declaration burnt, S1838.

Oxinden, Sir James, Bt., M.P..

2745. ’

Oyer and Terminer, a special
commission of, Irll5.

Oysel, James, 3041.

Oysters :

close time for, 834.
export of, restrained, S2699.

Pablow, Cumnock, S2567.

Pack, Christopher, 2608, 3409.

Packer, Pacher :

John, 2998, 3003.

Richard, Irl336.

Major, 2995.

Packing, against fraudulent,
SI 189.

See also Fish, Salmon, Butter,
Wool.

Padilla, Don Martin, 902.

Padzean, John, Bird-burgh, Dum-
fries, S2567.

Page :

Mary, 3828.

Thomas, Ir699.

William, Cowpar of Fife, 2401.

Pages :

against a combination among
the, S1296.
evil customs of, S1708.

Paget :

Sir William, K.G., 1st Baron
Paget, 382.

Sir William, K.B., 6th Baron
Paget, 1932, 2198, 2202.
William, 7th Baron Paget,
3901, 3933.

Hon. Henry, M.P., afterwards
8th Baron, 4214.

Pain, Henry Navail, S2879.
Robert, attorney, Ir690.

Painter, George, 3522.

Paisley, correction house to be
built, S3145.

Paisley, S2567.

Pakington, Sir John, K.B., 897.

Palaces :

firearms forbidden near, S2260.
hunting near, see Game, pre-
servation of.
keys to, and royal parks :
not to be made by locksmiths,
1555, 1743.

must bear the name of the
holders, 1555, 1743.
regulations for their use and
return, 1555, 1743.
list of royal, 929, 1436.
regulations for fire, 3484.
reward for discovery of papists
in, 3704.

strangers not to lodge in, 1551.
not to be used for lodgings in
the absence of the Court,
1555.

against wearing weapons in,
94, 181, S957.

Palatinate :
affairs of, 1323.

ministers, collection for exiled,
1530, 1595, 1620, 1695.
refugees, in favour of, Irl576.
collection for, Irl577.
notice to, Irl691.
settlement of, Irl594.

Palatine, affairs of the Elector,
2217.

Pale, the :
cess in, Irl07.

sale of corn outside, forbidden,
Ir25, 32, 39.

Palma, 3420.

Palmer :

Sir Geoffrey, IstBt., Attorney-
General, 3317, 3323.

John, of Bridgwater, 3828.

Palmer :

Roger, see Castlemaine, Roger
Palmer, Earl of.

Rev. Samuel, 4425.

Stephen, Ir236.

Rev. William, 767.

William, Irl291, 1325, 1326,
1338, 1436, 1437, 1441, 1442,
1481, 1486.

Rev. — , of Nottingham, 3389.

Pamphlets :
from Flanders, SI 4 16.
not to be sold by pedlars, 3869.

Pancaitland Wood :

Haddington, S2567.

— Forrester of, S2567.

Panchart, Frederick, Ir372.

Panmure, George Maule, 3rd Earl
of, S2577, 2588, 2600, 2646,
2647.

Pannels in treason trials, S2610.

Papal Bull :

Julius III, 457.

title of Henry VII confirmed
by, of Innocent VIII, 3, 35.

Papal Nuncio, see Nuncio.

Pape, Robert, glass worker, S2256.

Paper-making, monopoly of, S682.
forbidding export of material
used in, 3844.

Papers discovered at Croton,
2257.

Papists :

education of children, S1768,
2200, 2447 ; see also Foreign
Education.

books by, to be seized, S2215.
to confer with the bishops on
their religion, S2447.
disabilities of, 1970, 3176, 3584,
8953 a, 4015, 4278, Ir557, 587,
895, 1158, 1179, 1400, S1769,
2836, 2377.

disarming, 4437,Ir372, 845, 891,
898, 917, 1134, 1208, 1430,
1457, 1564, 1634, S2447, 2754,
2761, 2786, 3085, 3277, 3394.
enforcing laws against, S890,
2136, 2215, 2336, 2377, 2447,
8235, 3394.

estates of, 2886, 4278, Ir752, 766.
foreign, banished, S532.

Irish to gather into villages,
Ii567.

gathering money, 1868.
horses of, seized, Irl467, 1554,
S3085, 3277.

innocent, claims of, Ir647.
to leave Dublin, Ir380, 531,
556, 1172.

to leave Edinburgh, S2786.
to leave London, 2649, 2673,
2739, 2764, 2817, 8087, 3088,
8106, 3107, 3140, 3170, 3586,
3686, 8701, 3718, 8723, 3933,
8949, 4005, 4039, 4068, 4087,
4260, 4437, 4480, 4497.
to leave Scotland, S539.
not to leave their parishes,
Irll51, 1276.
to stay in London, 8586.
licences for servants, Ir558.
licences to carry arms :
renewed, Ir917, 1410.
revoked, Irl507.
lists of, Irl417, 1423, 1516,
1635.

lists of, to be sent in, S1496,
2215, 2513, 3263, 3277.
marriage with, forbidden, Ir474,
622.

mere Irish :

term used in Proclamation,
Ir342.

objected to and explained,
Ir343.

meetings of, prohibited, Ir895,
1151, 1276.

11525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416.

j 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, IrS55, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762.

623

1641 1835, IrSS7, SI 722.
170 0 4271, Irl418, S8190.

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Dates

Papists

INDEX

Parliament

Papists :
number of :

in Monmouthshire, 2142.
in Staffordshire, 2137.
offenders to appear before
Council, S693.

Peers of Parliament, petition
against, 1959.

proprietors transplanted, Ir581,
540, 580, 1158.
protected :

to be at home at night, Irl208.
liable for outrages of rap-
parees, Irl207.

prosecution of concealed, in
London, 3719.

against resetting excommuni-
cate, S1492, 1515.
responsible for outrages and
murders, Irll70, 1201.
reward for conviction of traf-
ficking, S3360.

not to be schoolmasters, 4278,
Ir528.

not to be soldiers, 2345, 3661,
3704, 3719, Ir374, 1331, 1450,
SI 909.

an unlawful assembly of, Irl592.
use of term forbidden, 180,
427.

See also Roman Catholics.

Par, Bartholomew, 3739.

Paramore, John, 1824.

Parbreck, S2312.

Parbury, William, 3828.

Pardivan, Laird of, S3113.

Pardoe, William, 8828.

Pardon :

on accession of .Tames I, Irl80.
Bigott’s rebellion, 166.
Blackheath rebels, 25.

Border rebels, 650.
after Bosworth, 1.
colliers, for rebellion, Irl228.
Cornwall insurrection, 332.
commoners in Argyle and
Tarbet, S2676.

Coronation, 3299.
fees for, 432, 498 a.
misuse of, by Jesuits, &c.,
981.

crimes on the marches of Scot-
land, 460, S485.
deserters returning, 3577,
S2962, 3006, 3037, 3103, 3223.
dismissing retainers, 663.
enclosure rioters, 356.
exemptions from, 1, 162, 3828,
3876, 3879, 4086, Irl60, 371,
1123, 1138, S2088, 2113, 2114,
2312, 2382, 2470, 2593, 2933,
3247, 3828, 4086.

See also under counties.
Faringdon mutineers, 1822.
farmers and gardeners in
specified localities, Ir377.
Feversham insultersof JamesII
exempted, 4086.

FitzGerald rebellion, Irl.
followers of Wyatt, 440.
general, 2 a, 6 a, 51b, 53, 54,
3229, 3828, 3828 (note), 3875,
3879, Irl67 a, S2382, 2593,
2728.

promised, 3909.

not to be granted to murderers,
&c., SI 53.

not to be granted for three
years, S33.

under Great Seal to Common-
wealth Navy, 3365.
for all injuries done in service
of the Parliament, 2694.
left to discretion of Parliament,
S2191 a.

to May 1583, Irl09, 121.
to Munster, Irl04, 106, 160.
to Northern rebels, 162, 647.

Pardon : general :

for offences before the Restora-
tion, Ir832.

offered: 2277, 2409, 2609,

S2794.

Berkshire, 2295.

Derbyshire, 2394.

Devon, 2299, 2330.

Dorsetshire, 2307.

Exeter, 2300.

Hampshire, 2314.

Kent, 2298.

Lincoln, 2348.

London and Westminster,
2284.

Oxfordshire, 2290.

Somerset, 2301.

Staffordshire, 2394.

Sussex, 2296.

Wilts, 2288.

York, 2625.

to all adherents of Prince of
Orange, 3904.

to all except eighteen persons,
2440.

to Covenanters, S1699.
at Edge Hill, 2277.
to followers of Shane O’Neill,
Ir57, 169.

by James II and VII, 4119,
S2777.

to Parliament, 2517.
to pillagers restoring goods
taken, Ir346.
to pirates, 3857, 4288.
to troops :
of Essex, 2242.
in Hull, 2210.
of Schomberg, Irl063.
for Raid of Ruthven, S493, 497,
498, 499, 502.
to sailors, 2452.
to Scots rebels, 1826.
to subordinates of Desmond,
Ir99.

on proclamation of Kingdom
of Ireland, Ir4.
to all Protestants, Irl020.
to rapparees, Irl230, 1235.
to rebels, Irll23, 1138, S211,
2312, 2470, 2837.
during a fixed time, S673.
for rievers in Riddesdale, 634.
to rioters, 1044.
for seamen, 2302.
for Scotland, S2113.
to Shane O’Neill, Ir51.
to all surrendering in ten days,
Irl02.

to the three Earls, S760.
to Tories and woodkerns, Ir626.
for unlawful assemblies, 356,
361.

Pardoners to be arrested as
vagabonds (1536), 165.

Pargiter, Philip, 3759.

Paris, Henry, Ir926, 1356.

Parish officers receive bounty on
recruits, 4433.

Parish overseers, alms of the
King given to, 1428.

Parish priests made responsible
for Tory outrages, Ir902,
1292.

Parish rate :
for guard-houses, 2276.
imposed for pension to maimed
soldiers, 2690.

Parish registers to be kept by
ministers, SI 258.

Parish schools to be kept by the
parishioners, S1261.

Parishes :

liable for attacks on soldiers,
S2055.

unable to provide for poor,
assisted by Quarter Sessions,
1818.

Park, Parke :

Bartholomew, Bucklair, Stir-
lingshire Covenanters, S2567.
Capt. Francis, 2992.

George, Carmonoch, S2567.
James, Brisbea, Kilbride,
S2567.

James, weaver, Lanark, S2567.
John, of Littledub, S3074.
Matthew, Muirside, Carmonoch,
S2567.

Robert, S2488.

William, Larefad, Kilbride,
S2567.

William, Raehead, Kilbride,
S2567.

Park, John Hay younger of,
S2191.

Parker :

Daniel, 3634.

George, 2990.

George, 4214.

James, Busbie, Carmonoch,
S2567.

John, Ir46.

Col. John, 4238,
escape of, from tower, 4139.
John, see Packer.

John, see under Archbishops,
under Dublin.

Minshall, 3739.

Lieutenant Richard, 2078.
Samuel, chapman, Twinham,
Kirkcudbright, S2567.

Parkhead, Bothwell, S2567.

Parkhill, S27.

Parkhurst :

Sir Robert, M.P., 1909.

Sir William, M.P., 2853,

2425.

Parks :

disparked, 856.
names of Royal, 1743.
riots against, 4231.

Parliament :
summons :

to be summoned, 1539, 1660,
8171, 3139, 3909, 3939. 3940,
4390, 4448, 4489, 4530.
not to be again summoned
(1629), 1578.

by council of officers, 3189.
by Cromwell, 2993.
to Oxford, 2517.

meeting of, 979, 1543, 3495,3531,
3539, 8585, 3638, 8640, 3645,
3653, 3717, 3822, 4022, 4047,
4070, 4089, 4102, 4129, 4142,
4208, 4255, 4266, 4424, 4457,
4514.

dissolution of :

789, 1097, 1476, 1573, 8104,
8679, 8691,3724, 3845, 4027,
4161, 4249, 4282, 4294, 4333,
4388, 4444, 4485, 4528.
reasons for, 1323.
prorogation of, 460, 806, 1006,
1015, 1047, 1054, 1065, 1069,
1086, 1297, 1318, 1387, 1393,
1399, 1438, 1559, 2063, 3399,
3419, 8427, 3433, 3453, 3457,
8515, 3517, 3620, 3552, 3573,
3601, 3643, 3654, 3655, 3696,
3702, 3825, 3835, 3839, 8841,
4080, 4094, 4125, 4141, 4195,
4234, 4241, 4251, 4335, 4336,
4359, 4377, 4393, 4395, 4411,
4470, 4503, 4531, 4533.
Address for Proclamation, 3222,
3229, 3307, 3319, 3381, 3383,
3387, 3479, 3481, 3514, 3645,
3579, 3581, 3587, 8641, 3659,
3668, 3669, 3672, 3686, 3977,
4153, 4177, 4400, 4454, 4497,
4539.

address of Watermen to, 3149.
aid asked by, from Scotland,
S1770.

Parliament :

amendments to Bills not to be
presented by King to, 1906.
answer to King (Sept. 1642),
2259.

apprentices serving, not to lose
their time, 2477.

Army ordered to hand Charles I
over to, 2701.
assessment for, 2323.
against assisting, 2457.
attempt to overawe, 1942.
censure by, on Dr. Roger Man-
waring’s sermons, 1551.
Church Government, reforma-
tion of, to be undertaken by,
2071.

circulation of King’s Proclama-
tion of Pardon forbidden by,
2330.

claims of, on its servants, 2232.
clerks of, see Browne, Elsing,
Jessop, Johnson, Phelpes, St.
Nicholas, Scoboll.
Commissioners from, Ir443.
Commissioners of, see Com-
missions & Commissioners.
Commissioners of Array de-
clared illegal by, 2197.
Commissioners of the Parlia-
ment of the Commonwealth of
England for ordering and
managing the affairs of Scot-
land, S2085, 2086, 2088, 2089.
Committee of :
declared traitors, 2440.
for the relief of Hull, 2093.
at York, 2127.

constitution of Union Parlia-
ment, 4420.

convention of, ordered by
James I not to be counted a
session, 1823.

Courts not to adjourn except
by order of, 2625, 2561.
customs to be paid to, 2326.
Declarations of :
against aiding the King to
make war, 2247.
to be burnt (1626), 1477.
as to coercive power over the
King, 3283.

concerning King’s letter to
Privy Council of Scotland,
2180.

respecting a loan, 2304, 2305.
of the Parliament of England,
S2041.

concerning the Petition to the
Privy Council of Scotland,
2180.

against publishing Proclama-
tions, 2190, 2212.
declaration of, dissolved,
3044 a.

debts due to waggoners by,
2614.

discontented persons not de-
sired as members of, 1290.
disunion of King and, remon-
strance of Chester against,
2239.

dragoons raised by, for service
in Lancashire, 2270.
excise imposed by, 2503,
false returns of elections, 4318.
fit persons to serve in, 1290.
Free :

impossibility of, during in-
vasion, 3893.

only way to prevent war,
3901.

William asked to bring about
a, 8918.

freedom of discussion in, 1906.
of Great Britain :
calling the first, S3315.
meeting of, 4422.

) 152 5 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
| 166 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

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Dates

Parliament

INDEX

Paterson

Parliament :

Great Seal of :

high treason to counterfeit,
2923.

■writs of error to be sealed with,
2566.

guards of, 1989, 2727.
hackney coaches near, 4257.
Hereford declaration against,
2214.
horses :

required for, 2262.

subscribed for by, 2220.
incapacity for seats in, 2712.
insists on votes regarding
militia, 2047.

against those betraying trust of,
in Ireland, 2866.
of Ireland, see under Ireland.
King’s offer to (April, 1643),
2407.

King’ssupportersdebarred from
seats in, 2712.

laws of England affirmed by
(1649), 2827.

Leicester magazine seized for,
2231.

letter to sheriffs respecting
Irish forfeited lands, 2001.
loans to, see that title.

Long Parliament, see that title.
members, see Members of Par-
liament.

message to Spanish ambassador,
1993.

national sins recognized by,
2599.

oaths in, 1815 a.
orders preparation of forces to
be continued, 2289.
Ordinances, see that title.
overawed by the Common
Council of London, 2440.
papists not to enter, 3953 a.
pardon :

for all injuries done in service
of, 2694.

offered to, 2517.
parliamentary army, see that
title under Army,
parliamentary shipping preyed
on, by ships from Falmouth,
2389.

petitions from, to King
Charles I : 2291.

that accusers of the five mem-
bers be forced to proceed,
1992.

concerning militia, 1997.

to disband his guard, 2147.

for Fast Day, 1572.
petitions to : 1834 a, sqq.

Bedford, for peace with king,
2332, 2334.

Cambridge University, 2431.

Cornwall, for episcopacy and
peace, 2062, 2203.

Essex, 2184, 2343, 2683,

2758.

against free quarter (1647),
2738.

Hereford, 2347 a.
officers, 2767.

Surrey, for treaty with

Charles I, 2761.

> Sussex, for treaty with

Charles I, 2769.

Warwickshire, 2218.

women’s, 1976.

York, for reconciliation, 2079.

See also under Commons, and
under Lords.

preaching forbidden by, before
ordination, 2611.
printing of books referring to,
2255.

privileges of, 1920, 1934, 1992,
2047, 2092, 2096, 2127, 3268.

Parliament :
proclamations :
against, voided, 2797.
not to be published without
instructions from, 2190.
and writs not to be opened un-
less sealed by Parliamentary
seal, 2525.

promise to call (1626), 1494.
cancelled, 1322.
effect on expiry of Acts, 758.
protestation of Parliamentary
liberties invades royal pre-
rogative, 1323.

raising of forces by, causes
king to do likewise, 2243.
royal authority contemned by,
1573.

remonstrance of, 1906.
burnt, 1477.

reporting proceedings of, 4369.
resolutions of :

to appoint commanders to the
militia, 2003, 2004.
on Church of England, 4400.
resort to doors of, forbidden,
2727.

returns of elections to, to be
made into Chancery, 979.
Roman Catholics forbidden to
aid Ormonde against, Ir441.
rumours against, 1578, 2274.
Rump, 2806.

Rutland petition to king against,
withdrawal from, 2045.
of Scotland, see under Scotland,
sedition against (1677), 8641.
sheriffs ordered to suppress
riotous assemblies, 1938.
Speaker, see that title.
submission of Richard Crom-
well to, 3115.

summons to attend, disobeyed
by Lords, 2172.

Sunday sitting of, 1880.
threats used to supporters of,
at York, 2125.

time of meeting (8 a m.), 3120.
time misspent in enlarging
liberties of, 1323.
trading centres of (1643), 2502.
traffic near, 4268.

Triennial Parliaments, see that
title.

union of England and Scot-
land, 2963.

contemplated union, 949.
volunteers called for by, 2226.
warrants of, illegal, 2432.
writs for, recalled, 3876.

Parliamentarians, imprisonment
of, at Chester, 2260.

Parliament House, papists not
to enter, 4015.

Parloe, Patrick, Flemingstoun,
Irl440.

Parma, Duchess of, 596.

Parr :

Henry, Ir680.

Oliver, Ir680.

William, see Northampton, Mar-
quis of.

Parry :

Francis, 3743, 3761.

Sir Thomas, M.P., 515.

Parsons :

Sir John, M.P., 3858.

John, to be arrested, 1822.
John, exempted from pardon,
3828.

Father Robert, 837.

Robert, mariner, 3828.

Robert, exempted from pardon,
3875.

Sir William, Bt.. 2085.

See also under Lord Justices,
under Ireland.

Partington, Thomas, 2721.

Partridge, Affabel, 800.

Partridges :

preserved, 1687, Ir321, S346.
taken with dog and snare, 1682.

Pasquil, reward for author of,
S483.

Passengers, see Travel.

Passes and passports :
armed travellers toshow, S2455.
for beggars, 858.
called in, Ir873.
to delinquents desiring to come
in, 2582.

for English subjects in Algiers,
3620.

not to be handed to other per-
sons, 3621.

See also Trade with Algiers,
for foreign merchants, S2419.
forged, 4115.

given to everyone in protection,
Ir493.

Mediterranean pirates, 3377.
for over-sea, 3949.
required for trade :
with Algiers, 3628, 3740, 4079,
4280.

with Tripoli and Tunis, 3628.
for transplanted persons, Ir551.
for travel, 2832, 2843, 4235,
4237, S2110, 2129, 2144, 2572,
2732, 2898, 2914, 3069, 3107.
reward to accomplices of forgers
of, 4116.

from Secretary of State to be
shown before passengers can
be landed, S3024.
for ships : Ir873.
for East and West Indies with-
drawn, 8629.

to be granted by Admiralty,
S2487.

from Lord High Admiral,
3377, 3740, 4280.
to be shown by all travellers,
SI 969, 3110, 3258.
for soldiers : 849, S3037, 3076.
discharged, 1563, 1894.
disbanded officers, S1985.
strangers to be provided with,
S1828.

for sutlers, Irl221.
for vagrants, 818.
withdrawn, S2487.

Pasting of broadsides on church
walls, S1714.

Paston, Sir William, see Yar-
mouth, Sir William Paston,
Earl of.

Pasture, conversion of arable land
into, 333, 359, 637, 1231, 1232.

Pate, John, 2197.

Patentees for enforcing recog-
nizances of ale-house keepers,
1233.

Patents :

for 14 years, 1337, 1390, 1708,
1761, 1762.

for 21 years, 1284, 1360.
for 31 years, 1072.
revocal of, for new inventions
not practised within three
years, 1800.
revoked, list of, 1314.
surrendered, list of, 1314.
for blue paper (14 years), 3466.
for casting iron, 1708.
of cliirurgeons of Edinburgh,
S3095.

for copper halfpence (21 years),
Ir914.

for defective titles, validity of,
Ir329.

for digging up stumps of trees,
1094.

for drying malt and hops, 1762.
for garbling tobacco, 1263.
for glass making, 1273, 1707.

Patents :

for new kilns, 1762.
for licensing gaming-houses,
1272.

for manufacturing hard wax,
1239.

for marriages of wards (1645),
2635.

for meal-dressing machines,
1360.

Printer General, Ir232.
for printing, 2026.
briefs, 1261, 1558.
on one side, 1558, 2026.
of linen, 1260.
for pumping engines, 1124.
for salt making, S2264.
for steeping grain, 1130.
for rape-seed oil, 1390.
for red and white lead, 1337.
for repair of arms in Yorkshire,
1284.

for salt pans, S2264.
for saltpetre from urine, 1499.
for saving fuel (14 years),
1679.

for seals for the new drapery,
1761.

for settlement of lands, Ir801,
807.

for smalt, 1072.

to be taken out for successful
claims, Ir869.

Patent rolls :
burnt, 1326.

Proclamations of Cromwell
entered on (1655), S056 sqq.
of Ireland, English Proclama-
tions entered on, 1110, 1111.

Paterson, Patterson :

Andrew, younger, Dalserf,
S2567.

Archibald, Clogland, Dumfries,
S2567.

Duncan, S1447.

Gavin, Bothwelshiels, Shots,
Lanark, S2567.

Gavin, Overtoun, Cambus-
nethan, S2567.

George, Soutry, Berwick, S2567.
Hugh, S3198.

John, see under Archbishops,
under Glasgow.

James, Ayr, S2567.

James, maltman, Hamilton,
S2567.

James, weaver, Balglass, Stir-
ling, S2567.

James, weaver, Daingeltoun,
Roxburgh, S2567.

John, Alloa, S2567.

John, Bothwel-shiels, Shots,
Lanark, S2667.

John, Daldillan, Mauchlin,
S2667.

John, Elphingstoun, Stirling,
S2567.

John, Gateside, Roxburgh,
S2567.

John, Golden-hove, Stirling,
S2667.

John, Haddington, S2567.
John, Macquithen, Dumfries,
S2567.

John, Muirkirk, S2567.

John, Sclate-mjre, Anandale,
S2567.

John, taylor, Dalserf, S2567.
John, weaver, Hamilton,
S2567.

Thomas, S1758.

Thomas, Lumphoy, Edinburgh,
S2567.

Sir William, Bt., Clerk of Privy
Council, S2477, 2478, 2481,
2484, 2486, 2487, 2488, 2490,
2491, 2493, 2494, 2497, 2600,
2502, 2607, 2508, 2515, 2517,

Key to )

Dates $

152 5 96, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 1600 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416.
165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl 009, S2< 62.

1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

625

Paterson

INDEX

Petitions to Parliament

Paterson, Patterson :

Sir William :

2518, 2522, 2523, 2530, 2534.
2535, 2536, 2538, 2541, 2542,
2546, 2547, 2548, 2550, 2552,
2556, 2558, 2560, 2561, 2562,
2563, 2564, 2565, 2566, 2567,
2568, 2569, 2571, 2572, 2573,
2574, 2575, 2577, 2588, 2591,
2598, 2600, 2603, 2624, 2627,
2634, 2638, 2641, 2644, 2647,
2650, 2655, 2658, 2667, 2673,
2675, 2678, 2679, 2680, 2683,
2693, 2696, 2697, 2698, 2700,
2702, 2709, 2711, 2715, 2717,
2725, 2733, 2738, 2743, 2745,
2746, 2751, 2753, 2754, 2756,
2761. '

William, Cambusnethan,S2567.
William, Huntling, Kilbride,
S2567.

— , Soutry, Berwick, S2567.

Path-head, Renfrew, S2567.

Paton, Patoun :

David, younger, Mantnam,
Dalrymple, S2567.

Hector, Mauchlin, Ayrshire,
S2567.

James, S2312.

Captain John, Meadowhead,
S2463.

John, Roadfoot, Old Monkland,
S2567.

Matthew, Mauchlin, Ayrshire,
S2567.

Matthew, Rushaw, Kilmarnock,
S2567.

Patrick, James, Wardlaw, Kil-
marnock, S2567.

Patrimony of the Crown, S1447 b.

Patrons of livings selling church
bells and lead, 526.

Patt, John, Ir680.

Paulet, Paulett :

Sir Hugh, M.P., 578.

Sir William, K.G., afterwards
Baron St. John, q.v., Earl of
Wiltshire, Marquis of Win-
chester, q.v., 141.

Lord, 2198.

Paulin, Thomas, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Pauncefoote, Grimbald, 1751.

Pauper children apprenticed from
15 to 30, S2945.

Pavior, George, 3828.

Pawling, John, 3739.

Pawn shops, registry of, opened,
1613.

Pawnage of deer, 1170.

Pawning :

of crown jewels forbidden, 2158.
growth of private, 1613.

Paxton, Berwick, S2567.

Paymaster-General, 4147, 4151,
Irl422.

Payments to be authorized by
three Commissioners, Ir467.

Payne, Lieut. George, 2078.

Paynter, William, D.D., 4405.

Peace :

with England, S3, 50, 89.
king’s, to be kept, 938.
during the King’s visit, S1273.
of the Kingdom, S2008.
during sitting of Scots Parlia-
ment, SI 92, 955, 1084, 1110,
1146, 1210, 1351.
for the observance of public,
Ir604.

orders for observance of, Ir437 a.
petition of seamen for, 2359.
further proposals for, by Charles
(1644), 2587.

reasons for rejecting the, Ir437.
See also names of countries and
places, and Commissioners of
Peace.

Peacemakers, eight nobles ap-
pointed and meeting post- •
poned, S392, 396.

Peacock, Peacocke :

Alexander, Glasgow, S2567.
Vice-Ad. James, 2992.

John, Craigbridge-end, Evan-
dale, S2567.

Peacockbank, Dunlop, S2567.

Pearl fishing, revival of, S1341.

Pearson :

William, S3084.

Rev., of Carsphairn, S2728.

Peas :

against export of, S2882.
malt not to be made of, S2412,
2420.

white, import permitted, S2936.

Peck, Peeke :

Francis, 1986.

Susan, 3828.

Thomas, 1305.

Peckham :

Sir Edmund, M.P., 374.

Sir George, 1229, 1230.

Peden, Pedin :

Rev. Alexander, S2312.
Alexander, Blocklerdyke, Mau-
chlin, S2567.

Hugh, Walk-mill, Sorn, Mauch-
lin, S2567.

John, Hole-house, Mauchlin,
S2567.

John, Medowhead, Mauchlin,
S2567.

Robert, Sorn, Mauchlin, S2567.
— , son of Hugh, Mauchlin,
S2567.

Pedlars :

to be licensed, 1214, 3832, Ir825.
not to sell books and pamphlets,
3859.

not to sell tobacco, 1798.

Peebles, S423.

correction house to be built,
S3145.

Courts of Justice in, S605.
muster at, S39, 302, 815, 397,
479, 480, 554, 556, 695, 598,
625, 691, 740, 741, 752, 870,
995, 1012.

Peebles Shire, Covenanters in,
S2567.

Peers :

election of representative,
S3342, 3378, 3384, 3385, 3390.
exempted from Militia, 3200.
privileges of, 3271.
protections of, 3406.
robes, S1082.

See also Lords, House of.

Peil, Kilbride, S2567.

Peir, Mrs., 1228.

Peirs, Piers :

Sir Thomas, Bt., 2745.

Peisly, Bartholomew, Ir326.

Pelham :

Sir Edmund, L. C. B., Irl83 ; see
also under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Sir William, Ir89 ; see also under
Lord Justices, under Ireland.
Captain, for arrest of, S72.

Pellew, see Lincoln.

Pember, Francis, 2763.

Pembroke :

Sir William Herbert, K.G., 20th
Earl, 575.

William Herbert, K.G., 22nd
Earl of, 934, 941, 1206, 1225,
1350, 1370, 1469.

Philip Herbert, K.G., Earl of
Montgomery and 23rd Earl,
2291, 2610, 2612, 2622.

Philip Herbert, 24th Earl of,
3323, 3325.

Thomas Herbert, K.G., 27th
Earl of, 3764, 3918, 3933,

Pembroke :

Thomas Herbert :

4155, 4156, 4159, 4195, 4196,
4199, 4200, 4202, 4251, 4305.
See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Pembroke taken, 2782.

Penal laws suspended, 3843,
S2353, 2693.

Penalt, Lieut., 4035, 4037.

Copper, Ir62, 653, S860, 1227 a,
1576.

currency of, 28, 33, 34, 86.
gold, 50, 51.

Irish, against import of, 17, 34.
silver, 408, 8573, S659.

See also Halfpence, Roman
Pence and Rose Pence.
Pendennis Castle, Falmouth, 2452.
Pendergross, see Prendergras.
Pengeroch, Barr, S2567.

Penicuik, Edinburgh, S2567.
Peninghame, Wigton, S2488,
2567.

Penkethman, John, 1785.

Penn, Pen :

Ad. Sir William, 3017, 3727.
William : 3727.
accused of treason, 4062.
flight of, 4043.

Pennan Harbour, collection for,
S3254.

Pennell :

James, 4405.

Roger, 1008.

Pennington :

Aid. Sir Isaac, M.P., 2078, 2305,
2440, 2459, 2485, 2494, 2646,
2948, 3224.

Ad. Sir John, 2452, 2464.
Pennoyer, William, 2357.
Pennsylvania :
grant of, 3727.
limits of, 3727.
jurisdiction over, 3727.

Penny :

Capt., 4037.

— , of Shepton Mallett, 3828.
Penny weddings forbidden, S2565,
2700.

Pennyman :

Sir James, 3314.

Sir William, Bt., 2449.
Penpont, Dumfries, S2567.

Penry, John, to leave Scotland,
S692.

Penrhyn, 3881.

Pensions : 340.
payment of (1547), 313.
to religious persons, regulations
for, 331, 551.
revocation of, S393.

Pentland, George, Edinburgh,
S2567.

Penzance, collection for, 879.
Peperthil, Shots, S2567.

Pepper, free importation of, for-
bidden, 1087.

Pepys, Peppys :

Sir Richard, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Samuel, 3826.

Perceval, Percival :

Sir John, Bt., see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Peter, 2746.

Sir Philip, M.P., Ir323, 349, 350,
351, 372.

Percy :

Henry, M.P., afterwards Baron
Percy of Alnwick, 1855, 2449.
Ry., 767.

Thomas, for arrest of, 1019,
1023, S1071.

See Northumberland, Earl of.
Perkins :

Mary, 4349.

Perkins :

Richard, 1909.

Sir William, 4173, Irl317.
William, 4349.

Perpetuanoes, 1278, 1960.

Persons in public trust to abjure
the Covenants, S2236.

Perrot, Sir John, K.B., see under
Lord Deputies, under Ireland.

Perry, Mr., vintner, 1872.

Perse, Griffith, 2479.

Persehowse, John, 3759.

Persian gold and silver, pirates
with, S3101.

Person, Rev. — , S2593.

Perth :

John Drummond, 2nd Earl of,
S1685.

James Drummond, K.T.,4thEarl
of and titular Duke of Perth,
3824, S2529, 2559, 2566, 2688,
2644, 2645, 2646, 2647, 2670,
2693, 2711, 2715, 2743.

Perth : S86.

Articles of, dispensed with,
S1684.

Convention at, S286, 854.
correction house to be built,
S3145.

exchequer to meet at, S583.
General Assembly, S1298, 1300,
1336.

hunting near, forbidden, S933.
pacification of, S286, 412.
Synod of, not to meet, S1102,
1112.

J ustice Courts at, S468, 850.
Mint removed to, S581.

Perth Assembly, The, burnt, S1313.

Perthshire, S2567, 2725.

Perty, Dr. William, lr643.

Pery, John, 3598, 3697, 3739.

Peryam, Sir William, 904.

Pesthouse built, 1167.

Petards, making of, forbidden,
S1016.

Peterborough, Henry Mordaunt,
K.G., 2nd Earl of, 3608, 3671,
3674, 3677, 3682, 8755, 3763,
8764, 8782, 3785, 3787, 3824,
3826, 3830.

Peterston, 2759.

Petinian, Coulter, S2567.

Petition to Star Chamber, against
monopoly of soap, 1686.

Petitions to King from :

Commissioners of General
Assembly, S1776.
Westminster, to return to Par-
liament, 2149.

regarding sale of Crown Jewels,
2193.

Council General of Darien Com-
pany, S3189.

Lancashire, for his return to
Parliament, 2118.

Petitions to Parliament :
for amendment of laws, 2014.
against censorship of printing,
2821.

concerning Customs’ fees, 2058.
Prayer Book, for the, 1907.
regarding probates of wills,
1994.

Protestant, 1924.
against purveyors and cart
takers, 2014.
re charge of Tower, 1928.
for treaty with King and
against Army, 2758, 2761,
2769.

for University reform, 1984,
1994, 2042, 2043, 2066.
from Bedford, 2041, 2042, 2332,
2334.

Berks., 2014, 2015.

Buckingham, 1929, 1930, 1936,
2202, 2025.

Key to j 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates $ 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

626

Petitions to Parliament

INDEX

Plague

Petitions to Parliament :
from Cambridge University,
2431.

Cheshire, 1840, 1907, 2116.
Chester, 2283.

Cinque ports, 2059.

Cornwall, for episcopacy and
peace, 2062, 2203.

Kent, 1834 a.

London apprentices, 2340, 2714.
Newport Pagnell, 2814.
Nottinghamshire, 1901, 2067.
Oxford, 1984, 2020.

Rutland, 2045, 2065, 2066.
Southampton, for Puritan re-
forms, 2024.

Staffordshire, for Puritan re-
form, 2137.

Surrey, 2761.

Sussex, 1994, 2769.
women’s, 1976.

York, for reconciliation, 2079.
Warwickshire, 2218.

Petitions to Lords :
from Southampton, concerning
Popish Lords and residence
of King and Prince, 2025.
women’s, concerning Queen’s
departure, 1983.
hearing of private, deforred,
2044, 2111.

Petitions to Commons :

Army, for reform of admini-
stration, 2820.

petitioners declared enemies
to the State, 2686 ; this de-
claration declared void, 2696.
Cambridge and Huntingdon,
2043.

Herefordshire, against import
of Spanish wool, 2104.
poor of London, 1972.
Monmouthshire, for defence of
kingdom, 2142.

for reform, 2794, 2814, 2820,
2821, 2837, 2972.
of seamen, 2359, 2795.
of silk throsters, 1987.

Somerset, against bishops, 2000.
Somerset, in favour of king and
episcopacy, 2181.

Watford, 2206.

Petitions :

to Lord Lieutenant, Ir685,
699.

from soldiers, rules as to,
Ir993.

to Committee of Estates, S2050.
to Privy Council of Scotland :
against the Service Book,
S1672.

for peace with England, SI 758.
declaration concerning, 2180.
for justice, S160.
orders concerning presentation
of, 870, 1428, 1431, 2762.
in Parliament, S617.

See also under King, Parliament,
Lords, Commons, Ireland,
Scotland, names of Counties,
&c.

Petition of the Citizens of London

burnt, 2051.

Petitioning, against, S2186, 3137,
3188, 3189, 3703.

Peto, Peetoe, Jonathan, Irl54.
Petre, Petrie :

Sir William, Secretary of State,
373, 374.

Father Edward, 3868, 3885.
Robert, S2197.

Pett, Sir Peter, Ir765, 770.
Pettadro, S297.

Pettendreich, James, S1892, 1904.
Pettigrew, James, Edinburgh,
S2567.

Petty, Sir William, 3366, Ir765,
864.

Pewter :

import of, forbidden, 1823.
pots of, to be used in ale houses.
1823. ’

Pewterers :
company of, 1174.
to cast tin, 1794.

Peyton, Sir Robert, M.P., 3875.
Pharmacopoea Lond. made offi-
cial, 1208, 1289.

Pheasants preserved, 1687, Ir321.
Phelan, Edmond, Irl304.

Phelps, John, Clerk of Parlia-
ment, Clerk at Trial of
Charles I, 3108, 3224, 3459.
Phesdo, James Falconer of, Lord
of Session, S3227, 3273.
Philagram work, import for-
bidden, S2498.

Philip II of Spain, style of, 454.
Philip III, 999.

Philip, Thomas, Falkirk, Linlith-
gow, S2567.

Philiphaugh, S1920.

Laird of (James Murray, Lord
of Session!, S2933, 3227.
Philips, Phillips, Phellips :
George, Ir762.

Captain John (William), 8522.
John, 3739, 3852.

John, shipmaster, S2375.
Kedagh, Irl304.

Roger, 2619.

Seaming, attorney, Ir690.
William, 4200.

Philipstoun, Linlithgow, S2567.
Philosophy, teaching of, S2350.
Philotheos, briefs for, 1320, 1821.
Ph innick, Brice Blair, q.v., of,
S2463.

Phipps, Sir Constantine, see under
Privy Council, under Ire-
land.

Phumpherston, Edinburgh, S2567.
Physic Gardens :
of Universities, 3293.
growth of tobacco in, allowed,
Ir907.

Pickering :

Sir Gilbert, Bt., M.P., 3098.
Capt., 2638.

Picket, Thomas, S2952.

Pieces of eight : weight, names,
and values of, 4873, Ir629.
686.

Pictures of the Trinity to be
removed from churches, 1886.
Piedmont, Protestants in, 3069.
Pierpoint, William, M.P., 2291.
Piety, encouragement of, Irl465,
1508, 1547, S3355.

Piers, brick, 1248.

Pig iron to be marked, 1751.

Pigot, Piggott :

Capt. John, Ir349.

Col. Thomas, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Walter, 2240.

Pike, Nathaniel, 4200.

Pike, use of, 1660.

Pike-maker’s Co., 1635.

Pilchard fishery, Ir767.
Pilgrimage :

of Grace pardoned, 163.
to holy well at Rathfarnham
forbidden, Irl37.
to wells, against, S1767.
Pilkington, Sir Thomas, 1.

Pill, Peter, Ir853.

Pillage :

forbidden by Cromwell, Ir460.
forbidden in Dublin, Ir384.
in prizes, what is lawful, 3402.
to be punished by death, Ir370.
restitution of, 2308, Ir362.
Roman Catholics protected
from, in army quarters,
Ir442 a.

Pillagers :

pardon offered to, Ir346.
to be tried by Justices, 2275.
Pillans :

Thomas, Lanark, S2667.
William, Ryflat, Carstairs
parish, Quodquhan, S2567.
Pillar dollars, Ir686.

Pillenflett, S2490.

Pillory, 380, 403, 425.
for spreading rumours, 7, 660.
and whipping ordered by Pro-
clamation, 621.

Pilots, leading (1605), 1012.
Pinclo, S2567.

Pindar, Pinder, Pynder :

Col. Martin, 2078, 2617.

Sir Paul, 2357.

— , 3465.

Pine, John, 2301.

Pinkarton :

James, Carsulloch, Dalserf,
S2567.

Robert, Carsulloch, Dalserf,
S2567.

Pinmaker’s Co., 1219.

Pinnell, John, 1169.

Pinner’s Company, 1219.

Pins to be landed only in London,
1219.

Pint-stoup, S1294.

Pioneers raised, S2874.

Pipe, Samuel, 4214.

Pipe-clay, export forbidden, 1802,
3075.

Pipes to be made only by autho-
rized persons, 1282.
Pipestaves, exportation of, Ir236,
237, 254 a.

Pippen, George, of Dalverton,
3828.

Piracy, 345, 497, 784, 846, 900.
in America, 3857.
the Baltic Sea, 639.
complaints of, 543, 547.
connivance with, 1070.
against Denmark, S419.
by English ships, 925.

English ships secured from, by
pass of Lord High Admiral,
3377.

foreign enlistment regarded as,
1014.

in West Indies, 3617.
Mediterranean, 925, 972, 1070,
1356, 8377, 3408.
in the North Sea, 639, 2627.
on Portuguese forbidden, S92.
repression of, 598, 653, 972,
1070, S940.

Waterford, a centre of, Ir465.
Pirates, 16, 710, S618.
for arrest of, 341, 598, 1004,
1035, 4228.

from Dunkirk, S921, 940,

1794.

French, 77, 573, 580.
in the Indies, 4199, 4200.
merchants robbed by (1519),
77.

names of, 341, 972, 4200.
with Persian and Indian gold
and silver, S3101.
are out of protection, 639.
risk of capture by, when sailing
without convoy, 8729.
Scottish, 385, 547.
against ships going to sea as,
754.

not to be supplied with stores,
640, 1070.

Pistoles, currency and value of,
Ir629, S57, 2417.

Pistolettes, gold :
figures of, 632.
four sorts of, current, 632.
value of, 631.

Pistols, Pistoletts, see Firearms.

Pitcairn, Walter, Overtoun, Cam-
busnethan, S2567.

Pitchcroft, near Worcester, 2945,
2946.

Pitdennie, Fife, S2567.
Pitgrunzies, S2401.

Pitscottie, Mure, conventicle,
S2401, 2409.

Pitsligo Bay, S2497.

Pitsligo, Alexander Forbes, 3rd
Baron Forbes of Pitsligo,
S2497.

Pitt, Pit :

Edward, M.P., 2763.

Henry, 2998, 3003.

Pittencrieff, S1804.

Pittendreich, Lady, Logie parish,
S2401. ’

Pittenweem, Pettenwyme :
commendator of, S824.
conventicle, S2409.

Plackanes, Irl527.

Plackes, Plakkis :

Carolus, 105.
counterfeit, S167.
not to be current, S297.
double, 46, 49 a, 60, 51.
fourpenny, coined, S763.
new, S324, 659, 661.

Plague, 51a, 168, 184, 242, 246,
261, 387, 401, 413, 1638,
1750, 1753, 1754, 1783, 3084,
3086, 3093, 3422, SI 7, 321,
425, 628, 632, 869, 992, 1096,
1117, 1118, 1338, 1411, 1412,
1414, 1418, 1633, 1634, 1639,
1641, 1642, 1645, 1646, 1647,
1652, 1653, 1654, 1658, 1660,
1663, 1664, 1878, 1880.
in Baltic, 4492, 4500.
in Bordeaux, 781,
on the Borders, S1652, 1653,
1674.

in Borrowstoneness, S1857.
in Dublin, Ir517.
in Edinburgh, S560, 1096, 1647,
1879.

in France, 1709,
in Glasgow, S987, 1943.
in Gluckstadt, Irl617.
in Havre, 678.
in Heligoland, 4512.
in Holland, S1412, 1622, 2123,
2271, 2299.
in Ireland, Ir564.
in Liberton, S1647.
in Limerick, Ir485.
in London, 951, S1427.
in North Sea ports, 4492, 4500.
in Oxford, 2579,2580,2615,2657.
in Plymouth, 814.
in Teviotdale, S1851.
access to Court forbidden, 152,
814, 854, 861, 1039.
articles of inquiry, 723.
brought in from Denmark,
S1311.

collections for relief of sufferers,

591, 1444, 3426.

cross to be marked on the
street door, 317.
danger of crowds, 961, 969.
embargo on Flemish ships,
SI 622, 1623.

embargo on trade with England,
S2282.

fairs and markets forbidden,
see that title.
against intercourse :
with Middle Shires, S1652,
1653.

with Yorkshire, S1564.

Orders, 863, 1601, 1723, 1890,
3461, S529, 584,538, 541, 542,
660, 562, 569, 1880, 2291,
2296.

for cleansing streets of London,

592.

Key to ) 1625 95, SI. 1650 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 10OO 904, Irl55, S929. 1025 1893, Ir255, S1416. 1041 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates j 1050 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1000 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1076 3606, Ir855, S2398. 108 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl41S, S8190.

627

Plague

INDEX

Ports

Plague :

Orders :

for Maundy Thursday, 593.

for Oxford, 2579, 2580.

for traffic, 643.

for travelling, 583.

for Westminster, 591.
Parliament prorogued, 1006,
1047, 1387, 1438, 3433, 3457.
pits, size of, 3461.

Quarantine, see that title.
in ships, S106, 108.
red rod, sign of exposure to,
855, 865, 973.

stricken houses marked and
shut up, 1890.

against spread of, S320, 417,
953, 1060, SI 564.
stayed (1626), 1470.
for staying the, S985, 987.
term adjourned or postponed,
682, 584, 642, 644, 658, 691,
695, 696, 7Q8, 719, 722, 724,
725, 729, 760, 764, 765, 852,
855, 856, 860, 865, 866, 957,
970, 973, 1038, 1085, 1434,
1449, 1621, 1727, 1732.
thanksgiving for stay of, 1470.
a weekly fast ordered, 1735.

Place, — , of Eddington, 3828.

Plaice, 1694.

Plaidings and Plaids, anent deal-
ing in, S1616, 3291.

Plantagenet kings, Proclamations
of, quoted, 2186.

Plantation Acts enforced, 3619.

Plantations :
in America, 2512.
transport of Scots to, forbidden,
S3167.

Lords Commissioners for the,
1745.

Covenanters sent to, S2470.
English, rogues and vagabonds
to be sent to, if willing,
3300.

foreign, Ir781.

hiring of indentured servants,
3737, 3830.
in Ireland :

Co. Armagh, Ir248, 277.

Cavan, Ir248, 277.

Ely o Carroll, Ir239.

Fermanagh, Ir248, 277.

King’s Co., Ir239.

Leitrim, Ir239.

Londonderry, Ir248.

Longford, Ir239.

Queen’s Co., Ir239.

Ulster:

Irish to depart from, Ir224.
natives not to be expelled
from, Ir248.

Westmeath, Ir239.
ports of entry for goods from,
3726.

Plate :

to be brought in for the relief
of the army, Ir376.
manufacture of new, 1240.
melted down, 2269.
for recovery of His Majesty’s,
S1280.

stolen from Chapel Royal
1370.

Plate-cobs, value of, Irl280.

Plaxtol (Kent), collection for
church of, 3575.

Player :

Sir Thomas, M.P., 3647.

Captain Thomas, 2078, 2459.
Ensign Thomas, 2078.

Players :
inhibited, 365.
of noblemen, &c., 509.
wandering, 3316.

Playing cards :
duty on imported, 1169.

Playing cards :
monopoly, 801.

to be stamped, names of makers
of, 1169.

Plays :

forbidden for three months,
365.

to be licensed, 395, 509.
licenser of, Ir837.
stopped, 2258.

Pleaders, admission of, 293.

Plots, see Conspiracy, Popish plot.
Plowden :

Francis, see under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

—,4191, 4238.

Plumer, Thomas, 2745.

Plunder :

concealment of Cadiz, 4339.
in Cornwall forbidden, 2643.
in Devon and Somerset, 2631.
forbidden, 2309, 2390, 2403,
2413, Irl023, 1058, 1119, 1189,
S1971, 1978, 2075, 2076.
from rebels to be kept, Irl062.
to be restored, 2308, 2617.
sale of, forbidden, S2060.
threats of, by Royalists, 2509.
Pluncket, Plunket, Plunkett :
Christopher, see Fingall, Earl of.
Christopher, see Killeen, Chris-
topher Plunkett, Lord.
Christopher, see Dunsany,
Barons of.

Sir John, Chief Justice, Ir46.
Nicholas, Ir349, 388, 390, 406,
411, 412, 417, 419, 420, 421,
423, 425, 427, 428, 432, 433,
435, 440.

Fr. Patrick, Ir440.

Col. Richard, of Dunsoglilie,
Ir365.

Thomas, Ir763.

Sir Walter, see also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
William, Ir372.

Pluscarden, S2010, 2016.

Pluvier, Isaac, 3068.

Plymouth : 1526, 3881.
collection for, 2605.
petition to Parliament against
a rash treaty, 2787.
plague in, 814.
post to, 1701.
troops moving to, 1427.
Plymouth, Thomas-Windsor
Hickman-Windsor (formerly
Hickman), 7th Baron Wind-
sor and 2nd Earl of, 8826,
3830.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Plympton, 3881.

Poachers : 451 a.

murder by, 4360.

Poaching :

forbidden, 946, 2681.
with nets or dogs, search-war-
rants to issue for, 1687.
salmon, 1292.
by soldiers, Irl365.

See also Game, &c.

Pocket tin, 1174.

Pocock, Pococke, Pocok : John,
2548, 2573, 2704, 2752.
Podmore, Arthur, Irl265, 1323.
Poe, David, Pokelly, S2312.
Pokelly, S2312.

Pole, Cardinal Reginald, 455 a.
Poley, John, Irl54.

Poll, John, S27.

Pollard, Francis, Ir290.

Pollard, 1793.

Pollards Town, Irl336.
Poll-money :

unjust assessment of, 1892,
1898.

certificate for, 1900.

Poll-money :

collection of, 2115, S3056, 3061,
8099, 3121, 3159, 3173.
collection under a projected
bill, Ir651.

Commissioners appointed, 4007.
additional instructions, S3058.
liabilities to, S3183.
lists of those liable, to be sent
in, S3018, 3023, 3061, 3068.
to be paid at once, 3164.
for payment of arrears of, 1898.
production of receipts for,
S3240.

quadruple fine for arrears,
S3068.

receivers of, Irl313, 1352.
roup of the, S3012.
troops to be paid from, 66, 3034.
See also Commissioners for Poll-
money.

Pollexfen, Sir Henry, L.C.J.,4045.

Pollock Town, Renfrew, S2567.

Pollock :

David, Murray-hill, Kilbride,
S2567.

George, Pollock Town, S2567.
Matthew, taylor, Glasgow,
S2567.

Robert, Flender, S2567.

Sir Robert, M.P., of that ilk,
S2933.

— , Murray-hill, Kilbride, S2567.

Pollockshaws, Renfrew, S2567.

Poll tax of 1641, rates of, 1860.

Polmidow, Carsphairn, S2320.

Polquhays, Cumnock, S2567.

Polwarth, Lord, Patrick Hume,
son of 1st Earl of March-
mont, S3227.

Ponsonby, Col., Ir558.

Pontefract, Baron, see Northum-
berland, Duke of.

Poogtoun, Renfrew, S2567.

Poolbeg, Dublin Harbour, Irl605.

Poole, 413, 3881.

Poor, Edward, 4054.

Poor :

Act anent the, S2009.

Acts for relief, to be enforced,
4198, S1396.

anent the, S2945, 2981, 3015,
3177, 3184.

children, apprenticeship of,
Ir300.

Declaration concerning, Ir515.
to leave Edinburgh, famine,
S270.

employment of, S1762, 1784,
2945.

heretors to meet and stent them-
selves for, S2981.
of London :

collection for, 1734, 3474,
3756.

petition of, to Commons, 1972.
poor laws :
committee on, 2969.
enforced, 1584, 1602, 1623, 1818.
S2133.

in Edinburgh, S2945.
relief, Ir300, S656, 1393.
in Scotland, S2945.
poor litigants’ causes only to be
taken at this time, S501.
poor prisoners, relief of, 2967.
poor-rates :

half to fall on heretors, S2945.
recovery of, Ir300.
enforcing Proclamations con-
cerning, S3145.

profit by penalties for pro-
fanity, 1699.

provision of fuel for, 2489.
Overseers of, see that title.
spoiled of their goods, Irl481,
S1009.

wages paid to, 1737.

Poore :

David, pirate, 341.

William, Irl440.

Pope :

name erased from mass books,
150.

usurped power of, 153.

Popery :

growth of, S1496.
laws against, enforced, 3705,
4278, S2513, 3360.
perversion to, made treason,
4407.

protestation against, 1844.

Popham :

Alexander, M.P., 2440.

Sir Francis, M.P., 2440.

Sir John, M.P., 904, 928, 934,
941, 1007.

Popilton, Haddington, S2567.

Popish Lords, petitions against,
1944, 1959, 1960, 1972, 1973,
1975, 1976, 1979, 1984, 1987,
1994, 1996, 2000, 2014, 2024,
2025, 2028, 2042, 2043, 2066.

Popish Plot: S2446.
discovered, 2436.
for discovery of, 3698, 3720,
Ir908, 915.

Proclamations concerning,
3656, sqq.
rewards offered :
for arrest of Jesuits, 3676.
for further discovery of, 3669.

Popish priests to leave England,
4272.

Popish recusants :
dangers from, 3663.
to be disarmed, 1832.
licences to, withdrawn, 1832.
to leave London, &c., 3660,
4177, 4301.

Proclamation against, 2039.
to return home, 1832, 4274,
42S6, 4437.

Pople, Haddington, S2567.

Pork, price of, 143.

Pormote, Gregory, collection for,
787.

Porteous :

John, weaver, Ancrum, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

William, Earls-haugh, Peebles,
S2567.

Porter :

Alexander, Lag, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Sir Charles ; see under Lord
Chancellors, under Ireland.
George, 4092, 4173, Irl317.
Richard, 2745.

Thomas, 4092.

Porter, duties of Royal, 870.

Porterfield :

Alexander, S2312.

— , Quarrelton, S2312.

Porters :
fees for, Ir989.
petition to Commons, 1974.

Portland, Jerome Weston, 2nd
Earl of, 3323, 3363, 3366.

Portmantles, 1701.

Portmore,Sir David Colyear, K.T.,
1st Earl of Portmore, S3394.

Portnorris, Tories in, Irl617.

Portpatrick, Wigton : S2567.
post to, S2240.

Portrack, Dumfries, S2567.

Portraits of conspirators, 788.
of Q. Elizabeth, 585.

Ports :

chief, 655, 1037.
chief naval, 26.

established in Londonderry,
176.

of entry, list of, Ir687.
of exchange in England and
Ireland, Irl62.

Key to 1 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates \ 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 167 5 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

628

Ports

INDEX

Prichard

Ports :

of export, Ir338, 882, 932,
S1187.
foreign :

Tangiers made a free, 3369.
trade permitted to, in war,
3466.

in Ireland :

export of victuals to Royalist,
permitted, 2533.
papists expelled from, Ir587.
privileged, Ir301, 399.

Royalist, Ir433 a.
admitting Irish beggars to pay
for their shipment home,
1583.

for Irish trade, 1583, 1670.
for joining the Navy, 4064,
4465.

in power of Charles II, S2067.
regulations : 548.
for treatment of foreign war-
ships in, 1014.

use of, by foreign combatants,

1010.

of Scotland, list of chief, S2571.
See also Staple ports.

Portsmouth : 2242.
collection for fire at, 747.
fleet at, 1490.

Portugal :

deserters from regiment in,
Irl512.

fleet, 814, 817.

intercourse with, resumed, 710.
peace with, 2148, 3080.
piracy on, forbidden, S92.
prizes taken by, from the
Dutch henceforth illegal,
3361.

reprisals against, 784.
trade of, 543.

continuance of treaty with,
3263.

Portuguese Crusaders, see Cru-
saders.

Portuguese reals, see Reals.

Posso, Naesmith, S2538.

Posso, Laird of, S2482.

Post Office: 1178, 1520, 1528.
extension of system, 3527.
General, establishment of, 4498.
foreign : 1078, 1243, 1364, 1468,
1489, 1650.

in France, route, 1766.
letters :

postage of, 1528, S2396.
search for unlicensed, 1078,
1243.

privileges of, 988, S3238.
licensing of carriers, 3280,
S3239.

profits of, settled on James II,
3385, 3753, 3818.

postmasters : 1528, 1650, 1825.
duties of, 774.
of England, list of, 2990.
for Ireland appointed, Ir226.
in Kent, 777.

members of Church of England,
3382.

Postmasters-General :
appointments, 3280, 3382,

3496, S2332, 2396, 2857, 3238.
complaints of, Irl083.
duties of, exemption of, from
public duties, 8819.
privileges of, 3753, 4498.
protection of, Irll99.
roup of profits, S2830, 3094,
3210.

Posts :

orders for, 492, 833, 985, 988,
1364, 3527, 3753, Irl083,
S2857.

cost of horses for, 773, 774, 777.
supply of horses for, 881, 1701.
in Kent, 777, 1079.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 1550 375,
Dates \ 1050 2886, Ir461, S2034,

VOL. II.

Posts :

from Scotland to England, for
coming of James I, 941.
to Scotland, 773, 1701, S2240,
2332.

between Scotland and Ireland,
S2240.

riding posts, 773, 1079, 1080,
Irl083, SI 033.

robbery of, Irl573, 2893, 2948.
See also Letters, and Through
Posts.

Potash :
import of, 1759.
may be landed at Hull, 1759.
monopoly of, 1759.

Patents, Ir306.

Poteroon, 3374.

Potley, Maj.-Gen. Christopher,
2564.

Potter :

Capt. John, 2617.

John, S2493.

Vincent, regicide, 3224.

Mr., Clerk of the Military
Garden, 2752.

Pottison, Serjeant, Linlithgow,
S2567.

Potts, Sir John, Bt., M.P., 2612.

Poujade, Rev. — , 2751.

Poultney, Thomas, 3006.

Poultry :

illegal sale of, S898.
prices, 1663, 1664.

Poundage, see under Tonnage.

Pound land, Girvan, S2567.

Pound land, tax on, S2284.

Povey :

Sir John, Clerk of Privy
Council, 4235, 4334, 4418.
Sir John, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Powell :

Christopher, S2142.

Sir Edward, Bt., 2763.

Sir John, C.P., 3979, 3993, 4045,
4114.

Sir John, Baron, 4114.

John, £200 reward for arrest
of murderers of, 3668.
William, 1872.

Power :

Richard, 6th Baron, afterwards
4th Earl of Tyrone, q.v., Ir819.
Francis, Ir963.

Sir Henry ; see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Laurence, Curraghkilly, Irl537.
Richard, reward for arrest of,
dead or alive, Ir929, 953.
William, Curraheene, Irl537.

PowerScourt :

Richard Wingfield, 1st Visct.,
see under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Folliott Wingfield, of Powers-
court, 2nd Visct., 3993.

Powis, William Herbert, 1st Mar-
quis and titular Duke of,
3868, 3885.

Powkelly, Fin wick, S2567.

Powlett, see Bolton, Duke of, see
also Paulett.

Powmill, S2401.

Powrie, Andrew, apothecary,
Linlithgow, S2567.

Powrie-Ogilvy, S966.

Poyner, Thos., 747.

Poyning’s Law : Ir765.
results of, Ir281.

Praborytentain, see Welsh, John.

Pratique masters, Irl629.

Pratt :

George, S2324, 2348, 2412.
John, Irl618.

Prayer, Form of, 1470, 1483, 1819,
2492, 3307, 3410, 3421, 3426,
3467, 3474, 3587, 3649, 3659,

Prayer :

8683, 3722, 3855, 3866, 4010,
4030, 4049, 4067, 4072, 4083,
4108, 4121, 4132, 4135, 4140,
4143, 4155, 4163, 4183, 4196,
4221, 4240, 4263, 4289, 4296,
4323, 4355, 4385, 4402, 4409,
4412, 4416, 4417, 4427, 4456,
4461, 4471, 4477, 4491, 4496,
4505, 4525, Ir928, 956, 961,
986, 1240, 1284, 1299, 1302,
1309, 1311, 1319, 1321, 1347,
1391, 1433, 1451, 1477, 1479,
1496, 1510, 1520, 1522, 1530,
1531, 1534, 1535, 1550, 1559,
1568, 1578, 1584, 1628.

Prayer Book :

actions against Commonwealth
ministers for not using,
3102.

alteration of Royal style in,
4418.

‘ black rubric’, 417.
of Edward VI, printing of, pro-
hibited, 461.
enforced, 996, Ir644.
explanations in, made by Com-
mission under Great Seal,
982.

to be obeyed, 698.

use of, 660, 2637, 3065, S1648.

Prayers :

for the Elector of Brunswick,
S3392.

for the Royal Family ordered,
3196, S2217.

for William and Mary, S2935.

Preachers :

to explain ceremonies, 177.
at Conventicles, S2615.
in House Conventicles to find
surety for peaceable be-
haviour, S2478.
interference of, in civil affairs,
S82.

to be licensed, 813.
monthly lists of, to be sent to
Privy Corincil, S2695.
privileges granted to, S837.
small proportion of, to parishes,
1984.

reward for arrest of, S2450,
2630.

schismatic, to be banished,
S3296.

Preaching : Ir266.
decay of, in Hampshire, 2024.
forbidden :

except by ordained ministers,
2611, 2675.
secret, S2695.
rules for, 176.

Preaching ministry :
to be established, 2071.
petition for, 2014, 2027, 2137.
required in Oxfordshire, 1984.
unlicensed, 114, 323, 327, 337,
427, 498.

The Preamble and Protestation , 1844.

Precentors, S2698.

Precious metals :

export of, forbidden, 399, 1512,
Irl62, S55.

against unlicensed exchange
of, 399.
waste of, 1378.

See also Gold, Silver, Coin, &c.

Prelacy :

abolished, S2848.
petitions against, 1944, 1959,
1960, 1972, 1973, 1975, 1976,
1979, 1984, 1987, 1994, 1996,
2000, 2014, 2024, 2025, 2028,
2042, 2043, 2066.
taxation-rolls of, S1365, see also
Bishops, Episcopacy, &c.

Prelates (R.C.) :
banished, Irl350, 1354, 1404.

Prelates (R.C.) :
reward for discovery of, Irl404 ;
see also Hierarchy, Arch-
bishops, &c.

Prendergast, Sir Thomas, Bt.,
4173, Irl317.

Prentice, John, Howl-athole,
Dalserf, -S2567.

Prerogative, Royal : 1173.
abuse of, by farmers of revenue,
1815.

attacks on, in Scotland, 1795.
contempt of, punished, 3525.
and High Commission Court,
1752.

not to be questioned, 922.
printing is a, 1795.
trade, regulation of, S2317,
2503.

of restraining nuisances in the
streets, 3852.

Presbyterianism :

Charles assents to, S1950.
leads to anarchy, 1840.
basis of General Convention of
Ireland, Ir613.

settlement of religion promised,
S1910.

ministers restored, S2873.

Presbyterian Church Govern-
ment ratified, S2976, 3235.

Presbyterians :
indulgence to, S2689.
unlawful assemblies of, Ir628.

Presbyteries :

not to admit ministers, S2219.
Charles II’s letter to, S2181.
to delate papists, S3263.
letter of Parliament to, S1957.
schoolmasters subject to censure
of, S2976.

to be summoned by bishops,
S2221.

unauthorized meetings of, pro-
hibited, S2221.

Presentations to benefices :
restored to lay owners, S2204.
to be given to present incum-
bents applying, S2232.
time for obtaining, prorogued,
S2241.

Presentments :

against eating flesh in Lent,
521.

illegal, Ir871.

Preslick, Monktown, S2567.

Pressing, see Impressment.

Preston, victory at, 2788.

Preston, Berwick, S2567.

Preston :

Sir Richard Graham, Bt., 1st
Viscount, 2767, 3824, 3826,
3830, 3885, 4043, 4062.

Sir George, S1806.

James, S386.

Robert, Ir365.

Sir Robert Preston, Laird of
Preston, Lord of Session,
S2463.

Sir Simon, of Craigmillar,
SI 96.

Sir Thomas, 3700.

Thomas, 1st Visct. Tara, Ir400,
440, 442.

Aid., Ir556.

Capt., Ir558.

Preston Grange, WilliamMorrison,
Laird of, S3081, 8113, 3267.

Preston-pans, Haddington, S2567.

Pretty, Col., Ir507, 558.

Price :

John, 2995.

John, Ir556.

Thomas, 3852.

Prices of broadsides, 1910.

Prices, see under Names of Com-
modities.

Prichard, — , popish plot, 3663.

Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1025 1393, Ir255, S1416.
1060 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1680 3942, Irl009, S2762.

629

1041 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

4 L

Pride

INDEX

Proclamation

Pride :

Col. Thomas, regicide, 2078,
3098.

— , Muircambus in Samford,
Fifeshire Covenanters, S2567.

Prideaux, Sir Edmund, 2990,
3098.

Priestfield, burning of house of,
S2494, 2495.

Priestfield, Muirkirk, S2567.

Priests :

abode of, to be registered,
Irl367.

to be arrested, 3047, 3597, 3666,
4541, Ir692, 1554.
assaults on, 316.
banished, 1093, 1374, 1839, 1988,
2984, 3381, 3479, 3545, 3579,
3609, Ir217, 509.
and cattle maiming, Irl613.
Declaration concerning, Ir509,
568, 603.

laws against, enforced, 1445,
1557, S3147.

married, to be deprived, 176.
pensions of chauntry, 331.
of queen’s household, 3381.
not to be brought into the
realm, S962.

to be registered, Irl367, 1431.
regular :

enquiry as to, Irl354.
laws against, to be enforced,
Irl431.

to leave Ireland, Ir889.
returning to Ireland, Irl367.
release of imprisoned, Ir674.
removed from counties where
outrages take place, Irll70.
against resett of, S1514.
return of their residences,
Irl448.

return of resident, Irl354.
reward for discovery of, 3163,
S3263.

to leave Scotland, S1768.
secular, to leave England, 930.
against seditious, S567.
to surrender, Irl613.
test questions for, 839.
trafficking, Proclamation a-
gainst, S899.
treason, 1093.

See also Seminary Priests.

Primate, Humphrey, 3006.

Primer Seisins abolished, 2644.

Primer of Henry VIII, 271.

Primers, old, not to be used in
schools, 2937.

Primrose :

Sir James Primrose, Bt., 1st
Visct., S3267.

Archibald, of Culross, 1242.

Sir Archibald, Bt., Lord (of
Session) Carrington, SI 593,
1744, 1751, 1758, 1778, 1783,
1787, 1791, 1793, 1796, 1804,
1805, 1806, 1811, 1874, 1892,
1904, 1911, 1914, 1945, 1975,
2191, 2191a, 2198,2200, 2201,
2202, 2205, 2208, 2234, 2365,
2371.

Archibald, see Rosebery, Archi-
bald Primrose, 1st Viscount,
1st Earl.

James, Clerk of the Secret
Council, S1088, 1250, 1357
1459, 1461, 1487, 1510, 1592,
1593, 1594, 1595, 1684.

Prince of Great Britain — title of
Charles II before accession,
2639.

Pringle :

George, of Blindlie, S2538.
George, Cowsland, Edinburgh,
S2567.

Lieut.-Col. James, of Torwood-
lie, S3081.

Pringle :

George, of Torwoodlie, 1,800
merks (Scots) reward for dis-
covery of, S2630.

James, Longfauch Edinburgh,
S2567.

Sir John, of Stitchel, S3113.
John, Ligertwood, Berwick,
S2567.

Thomas, West-struther, Ber-
wick, S2567.

Printer, H.M., immunity of, from
service in Militia, S2745.
General, patent acquired by
Stationers’ Company of Lon-
don, Ir232.

of General Assembly, S1973.

Printers : 812.

arrested, Livewel Chapman,
3175.

alien, expelled, 445.
petition to Commons against
Stationers’ Company, 2026.
to find security against printing
unlicensed books, 3516.

Printing : 176.

Bills for :

Pynson, 113.

Berthelet, 121.

Bill, 3280.

Assigns of Bill & Barker, 3571.
Franckton, Irl59.

Books, see that title.
of briefs, 1261, 1558, 1595.
at Bristol, 2585.
at Exeter, 2639.

in Glasgow, S2429, 2432, 2437,
2574, 2575, 2578.
at Newcastle, 1803, S1699, 1701.
at Shrewsbury, 2263.
concerning irregular, 1362,
2255.

licensing of, 395, 1916, S316,
494, 909, 926, 1205, 1854,
1962, 2216.
committee for, 2257.
death punishment for un-
licensed, S1962.
patent for :
of briefs, 1261.
complained of, 2026.
on one side, 1558, 2026.
petition against censorship of,
2821.

privilege for Common Law,
3553.

proceedings of the Lords for-
bidden, 3233.

warrant for, proclamation
against Irish rebellion, 1915.
rules for, 295, 1362.
a royal prerogative, 1795, S1698.
Dr. Smart’s sermon, against,
S1509.

Priories, upkeep of, for schools,
S98.

Prison, Mayo, Ir853.

Prisoners :

in Algiers, collection for, S2986.
seize the Bass Rock, S2918.
taken at Edinburgh Castle,
S297.

escape of : 4347.
from Tower of London, 3401.
from York, 3401.
escaped, reward for arrest of,
4476.

fees payable, Ir810.
released from Tolbooth at Edin-
burgh, S3198.
relief of poor, Ir315.
information to be sent in with,
S2704.

in Tetuan, 1377.
in Tunis, 1377.
of war :

collection for, in France,
S2853.

Prisoners :
of war :

to be brought to Regent, S261.
parole of, SI 4, 23.
release of English, S255, 376,
867.

escape, Irl486.
exchange of French, Irl497.
at Lambay, Irl215.
treatment of ; not to be left at
large ; to be kept in prison at
captor’s charge, 1554.

Pritchard, Sir William, M.P.,
3739, 3826.

Privateers :

against France, 475, 476.
French : Irl471, 1602.
against boarding or corres-
ponding with, S3127.
information given to, Irl501.
successes of, Irl261, 1279.
rules for foreign, 3512.
against Spain, 1463.

Privilege of Parliament : 1920,
1992, 2047, 2092, 2127, 2784,
2841, 3268.

breaches of, by Charles I, com-
plained of, 1906.
breach of, 2090.

Charles protests his care for,
1934.

of Peers, 3271.

Privileges :

King claims his own, 2095.
accorded to merchants trading
at Tangier, 3606.
to be printed in all books,
176.

Scottish, see under Conservator.

Privy Chamber, access to, forbid-
den, 962.

Privy Council: 1815, 3267, 3381,
3411, 3452, 3489, 3595, 3837,
3993, 3994, 4039, 4087, 4150.
See also Lent, Orders for.
orders of, continued, 1408, 3100,
3772, 4311.

published in Ireland, Irl637.
for Star Chamber, 1002, 1713,
1722.

articles of, on dress, 515.
to receive seditious or slan-
derous books, 656, 687, 688.
challenges to be notified to the,
3245, 3710.

coronation oath taken in, S3224.
licences to papists to stay in
London, 3586.
at Oxford, Ir434.
proclamation signed by, 1903.
proclamation of, against Som-
erset, 373.

surgeons to send names of
wounded to, 1590.
appear in title of Proclamation,
121.

of Scotland ; see under Secret
Council, under Scotland.

Privy Councillors, against calum-
niating, S1662.

Privy Seals :

for royal debts, against dis-
counting, 599.
repayment of, 1492.
for loan : 997, 998, 1441.
repayment of, 661.

Prize goods :
orders concerning, 3758.
stolen, 843, 846.

Prize money :

for capture of Vigo, 4350.
Declaration as to, 4329, 4357.
for enemies sunk, 3402.
paid to sailors, 3402.
rules for distribution of, 2389,
4329, 4452.

Prizes :

secret buying from, 869.

Prizes :

duty on foreign produce taken
in, 4357.

to pass through the Customs,
853.

regulations for French, 595,
taken at sea :
disposal of, 2844.
by the King’s ships, &c., 2563.
before the Restoration, prose-
cutions stopped, 3365.
robberies from, Ir755.

Pro Populo Anglicano defensio burnt,
3239.

Probate and Administration :
Judges :

appointed, 3112.
continued, 3118.

Proby, Thomas, Irl426.

Proclamation :

of Acts of Parliament, S1875.
on Address of Commons, 4318.
alteration in, 1711, S1699.
by Sir George Booth, 3124.
Border, S3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 74, 75,
76 230 231

of Charles I, 1403, Ir255, 256.
of Charles II, circulated by
members of Parliament, 3194.
by Committee of Estates, S2185,
2186, 2187, 2188, 2189, 2190,
2192, 2193, 2194, 2195.
by Committee of Safety, 3133,
sqq.

contrary to Parliament not to
be published, 2212.
by Convention of Estates, S226,
241.

by Council of Trade, S2721,
2722, 2723, 2724, 3168, 3175,
3180, 3192, 3289, 3291.
against Covenant, S1675, 1676.
by Oliver Cromwell, 2796, 2955,
2993, Ir459, S1976, 1978,2053,
2054, 2055, 2058, 2060, 2065.
date of, advanced, 530.
cannot declare law contrary to
the Courts or to the High
Court of Parliament, 2190.
determined, 497, 3416.

Draft, see that title.
endorsements on, Irl616.
English, S44.

entered on Irish patent roll,

1110, 1111.

reissued by Scots Privy Coun-
cil, S2267, 2294, 2309, 2310,
2311, 2354, 2362, 2379, 2707,
3133, 3233, 3318, 3323, 3330,
3331, 3332, 3333, 3336, 3337,
3339, 3340, 3341.
reprinted in Ireland, Ir619,
620, 649, 731, 745, 754, 771,
786, 787, 788, 846, 848, 855,
858, 890, 893, '894, 900, 919,
936, 940, 944, 945, 946,

949, 965, 973, 987, 997,

999, 1002, 1003, 1317, 1324,
1346, 1358, 1459, 1463, 1464,
1467, 1468, 1513, 1538, S2171,
2176, 2177, 2178, 2179, 2245,
2265, 2273, 2353, 2357, 2359,
2361, 2367, 2370, 2392, 2445,
2449, 2544, 2545, 2559, 2580,
2582, 2584, 2587, 2597, 2627,
2628, 2629, 2655, 2692, 2701,
2710, 2727, 2730, 2731, 2737,
2742, 2748, 2750, 2752, 2769,
2765, 2771, 2772, 2779, 2795 a,
2814, 2865, 2868, 2937, 3067,
3076, 3132, 3143, 3219, 3381,
3389, 3391, 3393.

Exchequer, see that title.
expenses of issuing, 3280.
by Sir Thomas Fairfax, see
Fairfax.

figures of coins on, 46, 531, 532.
in French, 523.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates $ 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

630

Proclamation

INDEX

Purvis

Proclamation :

in GermaD, Irl591.
of Grace to Tories, Ir584.
under Great Seal, 4420.
to pass Great Seal of Common-
wealth, 2984.

under Great Seal of Scotland,
S2684.

concerning Hull, 2209, 2216.
illegal, 1826, 1941.
for inns, alehouses, and gold
and silver thread, withdrawn,
1311.

reprints of Irish in England,
Irl022, 1025, 1028, 1031, 1058,
1067, 1068, 1125, 1126, 1128,
1129, 1130, 1136, 1137, 1140,
1141, 1143, 1147, 1150, 1152,
1154; in Scotland, S2688,
2776, 2843, 2845.
reprints of Scottish, in England,
2006, 2201, 2203, S221 1,2222,
2448, 2453, 2454, 2460, 2464,
2465, 2468, 2469, 2473, 2474,
2476, 2489, 2496, 2499, 2501,
2511, 2512, 2520, 2539, 2543,
2549, 2551, 2553, 2555, 2557,
2586, 2589, 2592, 2594, 2595,
2596, 2599, 2601, 2604, 2613,
2614, 2620, 2621, 2631, 2632,
2633, 2640, 2643, 2649, 2651,
2653, 2C54, 2659, 2664, 2666,
2672, 2677, 2681, 2686, 2687,
2690, 2691, 2694, 2705, 2708,
2713, 2719, 2720, 2726, 2729,
2734, 2747, 2757, 2770, 2781,
2785, 2787, 2789, 2792, 2798,
2803, 2809, 2811, 2816, 2838,
2849, 2870, 2924, 3281 ; in
Ireland, Ir901.
not issued, 559, 1114, 1144,
1476, 1488.
in Italian, 522.

by James II, in Ireland, Irl023
to 1118.

for knighthood, 5 a, 40, 41, 45,
1614.

by Montrose, S1845, 1887, 2037.
drawn up ‘ By Order of the
Lords in Parliament’, 1855.
against Parliament voided,
2797.

by Plantagenet kings quoted,
2186.

against Popish recusants, 2039.
prepared by Attorney-General,
2851, 3608, 3634.
prevented in London by the
crowd, 2187.
enforcing previous, S58.
publication of, 3194.
forbidden, 2212.
only on instructions from
Parliament, 2190.
to be read at intervals, 797,
4246.

to be reissued, 714.
remonstrance of Covenanters
against King’s, S1697.
revenue collected by, 3775.
revoked, 950, 969, 979, 992,994,
1011, 1049, 1063, 1096, 1189,
1256, 1737, 1776, S1698.
other than royal forbidden,
S235.
signed :

by Charles I and sealed with
Privy Signet, Ir361.
by James II, S2813.
by Privy Council, 1903.
suspended, 4474, Ir325, 733,
S2242.

against treasonable, S202.
Treasury, see under Treasury,
declared void, 3380.
in West Indies concerning
Darien Company, S3189.
by writ, Ir47.

Proclamation :

and writs not to be opened
unless sealed by Parliamen-
tary seal, 2525.

writ of, originals of, preserved,
3225, 2952.

by Sir Thomas Wyat, 439, 440,
441.

Proclamation of Earl of Argyle con-
demned, S2717.

Proclamation of Duke of Monmouth
condemned, S2717.

Proclamation of Sanquhar con-
demned, S2717.

Profanity :

against, 3211, 3867, 4246, 4269,
4314, 4354, Ir459, 634, 753,
1401, 1432, 1465, 1503, 1547,
SI 16, 3141.
in the Courts, S3377.
fines for :
enforced, Irl362.
to go to the bishops for the
poor, 1699.

Prognostications to be licensed,
3258.

Progresses, Royal : 1659, 3596.
through Angus, S981.
to London, S1029.
orders for, 1428.
prices of victuals on, 994.
purveyance of carriage on, 1033.

Prohibited books, see Books.

Prohibited goods, see Cloths,
Goods, and Stuffs.

Proofmaster, gunpowder tested
by, 1418.

Prophecy of the Spirit of Love pro-
scribed, 752.

Prosecutors, rewards to, out of
forfeited estates, 3705.

Protected trades, list of, S2503.

Protection, Protections : 4053.
annulled and voided, 4033,
4248, Ir369, 371, 757, 758,
1195.

Berwick taken into, S2089.
by Commons, 3338, 3542.
for families of rebels, Irll83.
granted to compounders, con-
tributors, or importers, Ir407,
443.

for French Protestant minis-
ters, 3872.

to heretors taken off, S2749.
from impressment, 4494.
granted by the Lords : 3379,
3396, 3406.

lands out of, not to be inhabited,
Ir469.

to all loyal subjects, Irl234.
to non-juring minister, S3054.
places put out of : Ir469, 505,

506.

reduction in number, Ir490,

507.

offered :

to all persons below a certain
standing, S2088.
to all laying down arms, Ir486.
of those obeying ordinances of
Parliament, 2232.
passes given to everyone in,
Ii-493.

of public worship, 3014, 3045.
royal, to be registered and pass
the Great Seal, S2540.
granted to Tories, Ir859.
regulations for, 4033.
see also particular names of trades.

Protector, Oliver Cromwell de-
clared Lord, 3020.

Protestant Religion :

protestation of Charles I in
favour of the, 2451.
security of, Irl029, S2510, 2605.

Protestant, Protestants :
arming themselves, Irl009.

Protestant, Protestants :
arms to be given up, Irl043.
assemblies of, Irl004.
collections for, 2634, 2736, 3053,
3312, 3826, 3858, 3986, 3993,
4029, S2812.

continuance in office of, 3941,
3963, S2768.

not householders, to leave Dub-
lin, Ir380, 1042.

Dutch, denization of, 3068.
estates of rebel, to be com-
pounded for, Ir538.

French :

asylum offered to, 3990.
ministers incorporated, 3872.
indemnity to British, in Mun-
ster, Ir532.

inheritance of papists’ estates
by, 4278.

Irish, to return, S2839.
lands of innocent, Ir756.
ministers :

not to be ejected, Irl084.
threaten to exercise their re-
ligion, Ir438.
murders of, Irl201.

Papists responsible for outrages
on, Irll70.
pardon to, Irl020.
not to leave their parishes,
Irl045.

petition to Commons, 1924.
in Piedmont, 3069.
will be protected, Irl004.
relief of, in Ireland, 1912.
in Savoy, Ir574.
secret treaty against, S280.
thefts from, to be met by baro-
nies, Ir460 a.

Vaudois, collection for, Irl393.
restored to voting rights, Ir 1068.

Protestation against Popery : 1844.
paragraph added to, 1845.
to be taken by all persons in
office, 1874.

to be taken by all, renewed
orders for, 1945, 1964.

Protestation of allegiance by
the (R.C.) prelates of Ireland,
Ir439.

Provan, see Govan.

Provanton, Stirling, S2567.

Provisions :

for army, 160, Ir24, 82, 130,
1033, 1069, 1237, 1331.
not to be carried south of the
Liffey, Ir494.

to enter all ports free of customs
and impositions, Ir399.
excise on, Ir404.
export of :
allowed, Ir569.
forbidden, Ir500.
may be imported free, Ir408.
for King’s entry, 942.
market opened for, Irl067.
to be paid for, Irl077, 1204.
prices of, 402, Irl073, 1107,
1167, S895, 896.
settlement of accounts for,
Irlll.

not to be sold to Spain, 1506.
returns of, to be sent in to
army, 2413.

for Schomberg’s army, Irl067.
See also Victuals, Purveyance,
and under particular names.

Provost Marshal, 1188, 2513, 2530.

Provost Marshal General, 4348.

Prowdman, Thomas, 3759.

Pryde, James, Nether-Urquhart,
S2401.

Prynne, William, M.P. : 8272.
broadsides by, 2824, 3151 a.
censured, 3313.

Psalm Book, a revised, to be used,
S1650.

Psalms in metre to be accom-
panied by Wither’s ‘ Hymns’,
1351.

Public holidays, list of, Irl541.

See also Holydays, Festivals.
Public lands to be let, Ir564.
Public officers not to leave Scot-
land, S2980.

The Public Spirit of the Whigs, 4539.
Public worship :
all persons to attend regularly,
Irl84.

fine for non-attendance, S2421.
protected, 3014, 3045.
Publishing Acts :
for General Post Office, 4498.
for recruiting, 4435.

Publishing oj the Peace upon Earth
proscribed, 752.

Puckering, Sir John, M.P., Lord
Keeper, 858, 881.

Puckle, Lieut. -Col., Ir558.

Pue, John, Ir372, 376.

Pugh, Robert, attorney, Ir690.
Puissar, Col. Marquess de, Irl376,
1390.

Pulliston, Alderman Thomas, 748.
Pumping engines, patent for, 1124.
Punishments :

of beggars, 1563, Ir265, S656,

2101.

clandestine marriages, S2141.
military, Irll20.

Purcel, Purcell :

Nicolas, Irl485 ; see also under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
William, Dammerstoun, Irl537.
— , Irl305.

Purdie :

John, Chimines, Edinburgh,
S2567.

William, coallier, Carluke,
S2567.

William, Overtoun, Cambus-
nethan, S2567.

William, Spittleside, Barnwell,
S2567.

Purdin, Hugh, miller, Dumocli-
rim, Dailey, S2567.

Purefoy, William, M.P., regicide,
2315.

Puritan books, 687.

Puritan Reform, petitions for,
from :

Bedford, 2041, 2042.

Berks., 2014.

Cambridge, 2043.

Cinque Ports, 2058.

Derbyshire, 2028.

Hereford, 2104.

Kent, 1979.

Lancashire, 2027.

Oxford, 1984.

Rutland, 2065, 2066.
Southampton, 2024.

Sussex, 1994.

Puritans, Zealand a refuge of, 770.
Purle (sea fish), 1694.

Purls : 1359.

import of, unsealed, forbidden,
1706.

manufacture of, 1712.

Pursers : 1540, 4329, 4452.

not to sell stores, 1461.
Pursuivants :

to attach debtors for Crown
rents, Ir652.
costs of, Ir802.

Purveyance : 346.

exchanged for excise, 3276.
regulations for, 1083.

Purveyors and cart-takers, peti-
tion against, 2014.

Purvis, Purves :

James, Stitchel, Roxburgh,
S2567.

James, cooper, Ednam, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Key to
Dates

1625 95, SI. 165 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1893, Ir255, SHI 6. . ^5,T fq.'oo
1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2/62. 1700 4_. 1, Irl413, SS1J0.

631 4 L 2

Purvis

INDEX

Ready

Purvis, Purves :

Sir William, of Purvishall,
S2538

William, S2134, 2143.

Pury, Thomas, M.P., 3151.

Puskeoch, Dumfries, S2567.

Puteshall, John, 2763.

Pye :

Sir Robert, M.P., 2726, 2763.

— , King’s messenger, 2640.

Pyke, Francis, 2990.

Pyle, Capt. Will, 2992.

Pyllett, Sir John, brief for, 79.

Pym, John, M.P. : 1934, 1941,
J 2262, 2440.

statement as to rebels denied,
2055.

Pyne, Sir Richard, C.J., Irl335 ;
see also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Quakers :

meetings of, forbidden, 3278,
S2198.

released from prison, 3301, 3367.
unlawful assemblies of, Ir628.
public worship not to be inter-
rupted by, 3045.

Quarantine : Ir746, S425, 430.
on Baltic and North Sea ships,
4492, 4500, 4512, Irl596,1604,
1619, S106.

enforcement of, Irl617, 1629,
S1943.

on English goods, &c., S2282.
for English ships (plague),
S1633, 1634.

on Holland goods, S2266.
Orders, Ir262.
places of, Irl605.
plague, 1709, Ir262, 744, S1429.
removed for ships from Ham-
burg and the Sound, Irl615.
on ships from Elsinore, Irl604.
stations in the Thames, 4492.
against United Provinces,
S2123.

Quarrels :
in churches, 412.
in the street, all persons to
assist in stopping, S865.

See also Tulzies, tumults, &c.

Quarrelton, S2312.

Quarter, Kirkcudbright, S2567.

Quarter :

refused on both sides, S48.
refused to rebels or Tories in
arms, Ir545, 559.

Quarter Sessions : Ir265, 293, 315.
constables to send in list of
hearths to, 3358.
parishes unable to provide for
poor, assisted by, 1818.
fix standard price of grain,
3850.

Quarterings : S1938.
abuses in, S1847, 1862, 2021.
cost of, in London, 367.
debts for, to be paid, Ir695.
on defaulters of crown revenue,
Ir302.

orders for : 809, 2429, 3815,
3871, 3946, 4037, 4096, Ir306,
1331, 1384, 1387, S2738.
money for, not to be demanded
by soldiers, 2710.
payment of, 4147, Irll66, 1189,
1237, 1265, 2602, 2617, S1893,
2602, 2847.

Roman Catholics protected
from pillage in, Ir442a.

Quarterman, Robert, 1872.

Queen’s Co. :

outlaws and Tories in, Irl304,
1527.

plantations in, Ir239.
return of transplanted Irish
into, Ir272.

Queen’s Chamber, London termed
the, 749.

Queensberry :

William Douglas, 1st Duke of,
S2475, 2482, 2529, 2577, 2588,
2600, 2644, 2645, 2646, 2647,
2733, 2756, 2943, 3824.

James Douglas, K.G. , 2nd Duke
of, S3242, 3247, 3262.

Queensferry, S1394, 2488.

Querrelwood, Dumfries, S2567.

Questor, Matthew de, Foreign
Postmaster, 1178, 1243, 1364,
1468, 1489, 1520, 1528, 1650.

A Question Answered , 2076.

Quick, Henry, of Uppolry, 3828.

Quieting possessions, 3217.

Quin :

Art, Dunbarr, Irl440.

Loughlin, Dublin, Irl466.

Richard, Ir300.

Thady, Newrathbridge, Irl440.

Quintinespy, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Quit-rents :

abatements of, Ir785, 796.

arrears of, excused, Irl264.

claims for reduction of, Ir866.

again enforced (1692), Irl254.

of 1649 officers’ lands, Ir879.

Quodquhan, Lanarkshire, S2567.

Racing, see Horse Racing.

The Racovian Catechism, 2966.

Radcliffe, Radclyfe, Ratcliff :

Sir George ; see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Sir John, Irl54.

Henry, pirate, 1035.

Sir Henry, K.G., see Sussex,
Earls of.

Sir Richard, K.G., 1.

Sir Robert, 29.

Thomas ; see under Privy Coun-
cil, under Ireland.

Raddon :

Andrew, 2990.

Edward, 3459.

Radnor :

John Robartes, Baron Robartes
of Truro, 1st Viscount Bod-
min, and 1st Earl of Radnor,
3787, 3933 ; see also under Lord
Lieutenants, under Ireland.

Charles Bodvile Robartes, 2nd
Earl of, 3993, 4305, 4316,
4334, 4404.

Rae :

John, S2463.

John, Linlithgow, S2567.

John, Slacligarrie, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

Rev. John, S2409, 2463, 2567.

Robert, weaver, Glasgow, S2567.

Robert, Glencairn, S2320.

Raehead, Kilbride, S2567.

Raffil, William, Iron-ambrie,
S2567.

Ragarragh, Irl527.

Rahillmore, Irl485.

Raids :

in Angus, intended, S1020,
1022, 1024.

from Border castles, S52.

Border : S853, 855.
forbidden, S376.
raiders to be handed over to
England, S702.

on Isles prorogued, S1011.

on Jedburgh, S350, 351.

on Liddesdale, S217, 219.

against rebel lords, S775, 784,
786.

of Ruthven, concerning, S469 a,
470, 476, 493, 497, 498, 499,
602, 506, 511.

Raids :

on West March, S640, 644, 648,
913, 993, 995.

Rainborow, Major William, 2913.

Raines, Rev. Dr., 3826.

Raining, Andrew, Carthat, Anan-
dale, S2567.

Rainsford :

Edward Kiltegan, Irl537.

Sir Henry, 1185.

Rainton, Sir Nicholas, 1867.

Rainy :

Andrew, taylor, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Hugh, barrowman to Sornbeg,
Galstoun, S2567.

Margaret, Wester - Conzellie,
Govan, S2567.

Robert, Falkirk, S2567.

Robert, Fin wick, Kilmawers,
S2567.

Robert, Loudon, S2567.

Thomas, Dalmusterlock, Kil-
mawers, S2567.

Raithmuir, Finwick, S2567.

Raleigh, Sir Walter: 850.

expedition to Guiana, 1213.

Ramage, James, Skirlin, Peebles,
S2567.

Ramsay, Ramsey :

Rev. Alexander, S1758.

Sir Andrew, see Abbotshall,
Laird of.

David, of Balmayn, S2191.

Col. George, S2862.

Sir James, 2294.

Capt. John, S2861, 3084.

John, Hawick, Roxburgh, S2567.

Robert, S466.

Rev. Thomas, for arrest of,
S2185.

Thomas, Carringtoun, Edin-
burgh, S2567.

Ensign William (of Hodge’s
regiment), S3084.

William, see Dalhousie, William
Ramsay, 1st Earl of.

Mrs., S3308.

— , Mains of Arnistoun, S2312.

Rand, Capt. Andrew, 2992,

Randall, Randoll :

John, 2548, 2573.

Ensign John, 2078.

Thomas, 4054.

Randerstoun, Haddington, S2567.

Randifood, Laird of, S3113.

Randolph :

Edward (Knight-Marshall), 578.

Thomas, Postmaster-General,
774, 777.

Ranelagh :

Richard Jones, 3rd Viscount
and 1st Earl of, 3993, 4198,
4305, 4334, Ir819, 838, 884,
887, 912.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Arthur Jones, 2nd Viscount ;
see under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Rankelour, S196.

Rankeilor, Archibald Hope of
Rankeilor, Lord (of Session),
S3227, 3267.

Rankin :

James, Eaglisham, Renfrew,
S2567.

James, of Colden, S3011.

Ranters not to interrupt worship,
3045.

See also Quakers.

Rape-seed oil, patent for, 1390.

Raphoe :

John Lesley, Bishop of ; seeunder
Privy Council, under Ireland.

Thomas Lindsay, Bishop of ;
see under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Raphoe :

John O’Cullenan, (R.C.) Bishop
of, Ir450.

Rapiers, length of, 472, 562, 745.
Rapine by King’s troops, against,
2243.

Rapparees :
for arrest of, Irl320.
in Cork, Irl315.
laws against, enforced, Irl482.
leader of, Irl227.
murders by, Irl548.
outrages, Irll70.
pardon to, Irl230, 1235.
protected papists liable for out-
rages of, Irl207.

See also under Tories, Outlaws,
and under Counties.
Rashbush, New Monkland, S2567.
Rashie-hill, Stirling, S2567.
Rastoll, Humphrey, 1035.

Rates :

allowed for victuals at Oxford,
2565.

imposed for maimed soldiers,
2690.

for relief of poor parishes, &c.,
1584.

for relief of poor prisoners,
Ir315.

for repair of bridges, S2541.
for street cleaning to be made,
3561.

Rathbome, John, 1360.

Rathcoole, Irl527.

Rathculty, Irl527.

Rathfarnham, holy well at, Irl37 ;

see also Pilgrimage.

Rathgara, Irl527.

Rathillet, Fifeshire, S2567.
Rathillet, Hoxtoun of, S2463.
Rathlin, Irl605.

Rathmacrakan, Irl493.

Ratho, Edinburgh, 2567.

Rattray, Lieut.-Col., S3084.
Raulton, David, Linlithgow,
S2567.

Rauson, John, 2241.

Ravenshugh, conventicle, S2401,
2409.

Ravilton :

George, taylor, Craigietoun,
Linlithgow, S2567.

John, shoemaker, Livingstone,
Linlithgow, S2567.

Raw, Richard, 3828.

Rawden, Rawdon :

Sir Arthur, Irl020.

Serjt. -Major Sir George, Bt.,
Ir643.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Lieut.-Col. Sir Marmaduke,
2078.

Rawlins :

Thomas, 2763.

Walter, 692.

Rawlinson :

alias Lloyd, Charles, 4054.

Sir Thomas, 4398.

Ray, Bartholomew, 1635.
Raymond, Sir Jonathan, M.P-,
3858.

Raynolds, Sir Robert, M.P., 2622.
R6, 1517, 1518, 1527.

Read, Reade :

Edward, Irl54.

James, 3366.

Capt. John, 1683, 1749.
Lieut.-Col., 2057.

Major, S2087.

Readil, Laird of, S3113.

Reading : 1453.
siege of, 2409.
relief of, ordered, 2494.
articles of, 2421.

Readman, John, 862.

Ready, Thomas, Irl320.

Key to 1152 5 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates j 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

632

Reagh

INDEX

Red fish

Reagh :

Bryan, Irl336.

Cnogher, Irl 304.

Donnogh, Irl320,

Real :

John, Irl304.

Patrick, Irl304.

Reals, Ryals, or Cobbs :
current, S1619, 1751, 2547.
to pass by weight, S3065.
Portugal, Ir629.

Reardane, Griagh, Cnogher, Ir853.
Reath, Bothwell, S2567.

Reaugh, reward for arrest of,
Irl94.

See Mac David.

Reay, Rae :

John Mackay, 2nd Baron, S2016.
Rebellions, England :
of Tyler, Cade, and Ket the
Tanner cited, 2186.
rebels summoned to appear, 5.
Blackheath insurrection, par-
don for, 25.

Pilgrimage of Grace, pardon
for, 162, 163.

Bigotts, pardoned, 166.
in Cornwall : (1549), 360.
pardon for (1548), 332.
Northumberland’s : 645, 646.
muster in Scotland against,
S221, 222, 223, 224.
pardon for, 647, 648.

Leonard Dacre’s :
pardon for, 650.
rebels fled to Scotland, 652.
stirred up by Jesuits, 763.
fomented by King of Spain,
894.

Earl of Essex’s, 913.
pardon offered to Scots in,
1826.

Lord Goring’s (1648), 2777.

Earl of Holland’s (1648), 2802.
for arrest of rebels against
Commonwealth, 2851.

Sir George Booth’s in Cheshire,
3125.

preparations for (1661), 3281.
defined, 3906.

Jacobite plotters, 4035, 4037,
4043, 4092, 4173, 4191, 4238.
pardon for, 25, 163, 166, 650,
S211, 2312, 2470, 2837.
rents not to be paid to those
in, but to the King, 2384,
2481, 2516, SI 698, 1699.
Rebellions, Ireland :

FitzGerald’s, pardon for, Irl.
assistance to rebels forbidden,
IrlO.

hosting against, Ir29, 61, &c.
causes of, Irl53.
of Tyrone, S880 ; see also under
that name.

Highlanders aiding Irish, S941.
1640 :

proclaimed, Ir340.
warrant for printing 40 copies
of proclamation against,
1915.

authority of Crown claimed
for, Ir345.

subjects to defend their homes,
Ir348.

Commissioners appointed to
treat with leaders of, Ir349.
protestation against, Ir351.
at Clontarf, Ir358 a.
at Kilbarrock, Ir358a.
at Rhaheny, Ir358 a.
burning of houses of rebels,
Ir358 a.

rebel ships seized and burnt,
Ir358 a.

supply of food or ammunition
to rebels declared treason,
1963.

Rebellions, Ireland :

1640:

letters of marque against,
asked for, 1975.
passage of rebels :
to Ireland, 1977.

Commons’ answer to Charles
respecting, 1981.
list of leaders of, Ir365.
limits to pardons to be granted
for, Ir371.

annual thanksgiving ordered
for discovery of, Ir373.
cultivation of rebels’ lands,
Ir375, 377.

payment for corn grown on,
Ir375, 378.
custodiams of, Ir375.
to arrest those guilty of 1640
massacre, Ir470.
relatives of, to leave the Parlia-
mentary quarters, Ir472, 493.
those taking arms a second
time to be executed, Ir487.
surrenders of rebels :
encouraged, Ir486.
to be made in parties of less
than twelve, Ir488.
cutting off supplies, Ir489, 494.
rebels disqualified as Members
of Parliament, 3176.
communication with rebels
forbidden, Ir499.
banished rebels allowed two
months to remove, Ir501.
quarter refused to rebels in
arms, Ir545, 559.
commission for trial of sharers
in the massacre, Ir545, 559.
1689-90 :

plunder from rebels, adherents
of James, to be kept, Irl062.
forfeited estates and goods,
Irll31, 1132.

rebels’ families sent west of the
Shannon, Irl 155.
against correspondence with
rebels, Irl 156.

against sheltering rebels,
Irl 156.

relatives of rebels :
put out of protection, Irl 170,
1174, 1183.

removed from the frontier
line, Irll92.

pardon offered to allsubmitting
within 3 weeks, Irl223.
pardon to colliers in, Irl228.
Rebellions, Scotland :
against James Y, SI.

Stirling Castle held by rebels,
S24, 27.

castle of St. Andrew’s held by
rebels, S28.
of Moray, S127-38.
in favour of Mary :
rebels to surrender in 48
hours, S195.

Commissioners for putting
down the, S206.
authority of Huntly not to be
recognized, S238.
near Callender, S244.

Raid of Ruthven :
approving, S469a, 470, 476.
against, S493, 502, 506, 511 sqq.
pardon offered, S497, 498, 499.
Rebel Lords :

proclamation against, S574.
proclamations by, S519, 572 a,
575.

grants of lands of, S526.
on the Borders, S527.
servants of, to leave Edin-
burgh, S524.

See also Banished Lords,
rebels to compound for their
treason, S670.

Rebellions, Scotland :
rebels to sue for pardon within
a fixed time, S673.

Francis, Earl of Bothwell’s,
S712, 713, 769, 772, 785 ; see
also under that name.

Northern, march against, S746.
transportation of family of
rebels, S2016.

Covenanters :

to be removed from their
grounds by heretors, S2475.
bonds from :

taken in Western Shires,
S2313.

no pardon except when taken,
S2479, 2492.

heretors guilty of resetting,
S255 b.
pardon :

to Western Shires, S2313, 2320.
on laying down arms, S2837.
to Highlanders, S2921.
prosecutions for, limit of time
for beginning, S2538.
transport of rebels forbidden,
S2571.

expected, S2603.
arms taken from rebels to be
given up, S2646.

Aberdeen, S789.
of prisoners in the Bass, S2918,
2963, 3000.

Border, S236, 455, 507, 871.

Brig of Dee, S687.

Carsphairn, S2320.

Clydesdale, S2569.

Dumfries, S2302, 2303.
Highland, 220, 830, S937, 938,
2921.

in the Isles, S1126.

Lanark, S2320.
in the Lewis, SI 184.

Orkney, SI 200, 2026.

Western Shires, S2457.
against rebels in arms, S228,
774, 775, 779, 784, 786, 797,
1021, 1698, 1699, 1925, 2252,
2384, 2492, 2567, 2569.
Rebellions :

France :

against Henry IV, 832.

Spain :

the Low Countries, against
entertainment of rebels from,
629.

in Messina, against assisting,
3613.

Recalcitrant ministers, see under
Ministers.

Receiver General : Ir670, S3088 ;

see Holman, Michael.
Rechanges, see Exchanges.
Reclaimed land to be compounded
for, 1565.

The Recognition, scope of, 3044.
Recognizances :
for alehouses enforced, 1233.
from innkeepers, 1265.
not to offend again, offenders
arrested till they enter, 1095.
recusants to enter, to keep the
peace, 3672.

as to sale of flesh in Lent to be
entered into by innkeepers,
vintners, &c., 1055, 1244.
Recoinage, S979, see also under
Coinage.

Record, Courts of, 758.

Records :

stolen from Dublin Castle,
Ir802.

sequestered, to be given up, 2732.
preservation of, 3465.

Recruiting :

able-bodied men without votes
or visible means of support,
4379, 4435.

Recruiting:

Acts again enforced, 4474,
S3365 ; suspended, 4468, 4521.
for the Army, forcible, 4379,
S1870, 1881, 1896.
for Flanders regiments, S3076.
for foreign service forbidden,
S1618.

for the Navy, 3563, 3566, 4060,
4075, 4078, 4110, S3295.
of smugglers, S3287.
stopped (1641), S1733.
for United Provinces forbidden,
S2703.

Recruits :

churchwardens paid for, 4468.
to engage for three years, S3031.
for Ireland, 2926.
for levy of, S1831, 3275.
muster of, for Bohemia, S1332,
1333, 1334.

parish officers to receive bounty
on, 4433.

passage of, to Ireland, 2926.
provision of horses for, Irl339.
for Royal Army, rate of pay for,
2316.

standard for, Irl563.

for Swedish wars, S1207, 1208.

warrants for releasing, S3297.

Recusants :

commissions for compounding
with, 1553, 1557.
confined to their neighbour-
hood, 1465.

licences to move restricted,
1465.

forfeitures to be enforced, 1465.
disarmed, 1093, 3672.
enforcing conviction of, 3608.
to enter recognizances to keep
the peace, 3672.
excused from oaths, 3677.
fines and forfeitures enforced,
2110.

indulged, Ir708.

Justices of the Peace to enforce
laws against, 3682.
laws against, enforced, 1093,
1465, 3047, 3163, 3479, 3545,
3579, 3584.

to leave London, 1093, 2567.
licensed to come and stay in
London, 3685.
licences revoked, 3686, 3701.
in the North, their forfeitures
applied to providing ships,
1514, 1556.

oath to be tendered to suspected,
3660.

Proclamation against :
promised, 1988.
issued, 2039.

to return to their homes, 3662.
to remain within five miles of
their homes, 4038.
removed from Dublin, Ir546.
reward for discovery of, 3163.
search to be made for, 3674.
not to serve in Charles’s army,
2243.

terms allowed to, 1504.
toleration to, abused, Ir677.
travellers not subject to regula-
tions for, 3665.

See Commission, Popish recu-
sants.

Redburn, Linlithgow, S2567.

Red-Caster Road, Derry, Irl605.

Red crosses, horsemen to wear
on service, Ir90.

Red deer in Hampton Court,
270.

Reddy, John, 4200.

Rede, Hob (Sir Robert), 32.

Red fish, against killing in pro-
hibited times, S986, 1042.

See also Salmon.

Key to 1 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates J 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

633

Redpath

INDEX

Reward offered for

Redpath :

Middle-moninet, Haddington,
S2567.

Newtoun, Roxburgh, S2567.
Andrew, Haddington, S2567.
John, Middle-moninet, Had-
dington, S2567.

Redress, Court of, at Dumfries,
S876,

Red rod, sign of exposure to
plague, 855, 865, 973.

See White rod.

Red Swyre, S329, 331, 341, 353.

Reed, Reid :

Adam, Mauchlin, S2567.
Alexander, Humbie, Linlith-
gow, S2567.

Alexander, Strabrock, Linlith-
gow, S2567.

Andrew, Blantyre, S2567.
Archibald, Castletoun, Car-
monoch, S2567.

David, Barneight, Mauchlin,
S2567.

George, printer for Heir of A.

Anderson, S2674, 2679.
James, Meadow-head, Lowdon,
S2567.

John, — , Cumnock, S2567.

J ohn,Dalfram,Muirkirk,S2567.
John, Drips, Kilbride, S2567.
John, Stainyside, Kilbride,

S2567.

John, alias McNaughton, feuar
of Finchocken in Lismore,
S2361.

Rev. John, Prestonpans, Had-
dington, S2567.

Robert, Jacktoun, Kilbride,

S2567.

Rev. William, field preacher,
Fifeshire Covenanters, S2567.
William, shoemaker, Fisher-
row, Edinburgh, S2567.

Reel-staff, 1728.

Reeve, Sir George, M.P., 3303.

Reeves, William, J.P., 4398.

Reform :

petition for, 2794, 2814, 2820,
2821, 2837, 2972.
of University, petitions for,
1984, 1994, 2042, 2043, 2066.

Reformado officers, lists of, made,
2703.

Reformed Religion, all persons to
profess, S421.

Refugees :

Irish :

clothing for, 2236.
collections for, 2357, S1744,
1754, 1755, 2723.
not to go into enemy’s quarters
during cessation, Ir401.
Palatine :

in favour of, Irl576.
collection for, Irl577.
notice to, Irl591.
settlement of, Irl594.
subsistence money to, Irl591.
transport of, West Coast, S972.
from Ulster, to leave Leinster,
Irl071.

in United Provinces to return
to England, 3565.

Regan, Denis, Gurtneglegg,Irl466.

Regents in England : 130.
Katharine Parr, 258-262.
Edward VI, 300-421.

Lox-ds Justices, 4195-4208, 4225-
4239, 4251-4256.

Regents in Scotland :

Mary of Guise proclaimed, S71.
Moray proclaimed, S178.
against resett of murderers of,
S227.

Lennox proclaimed, S241.
during absence of James VI in
Denmark, S678.

Regicide :

praise of, 1093.
judges:

for arrest of, 3208, 4025.
for surrender of surviving,
3224.

Registration :

of armigers to be made, S2363.
of assurance policies, 3831.
of bankrupts, 1800.
of births, deaths, andmarriages:
ordered, Ir223.
fee for, revoked, Ir236.
to be brought to Stirling, S2070.
of burials to be kept, S2669,
2723.

of decrees of appraising, S1628.
of infeftments, S1219.
of licences to print, S316.
parish registers, to be kept,
1258, 4281.
retainers, Ir31.

reversions to be registered,
S908.

of Royal Protections to be kept
in Signet Office, S2540.
of Saisins, S908, 945, 960, 2941 ;

see also under Saisines.
of starch manufacturers to be
kept, 1046.

Registry Office :
seamen, 4202, 4227.
for servants, S3207.

Reglen, S2567.

Regrating forbidden, 117, 146,
888, 4253, 4472, Irl579, S980,
1591, 1655, 1752, 1812, 3156,
3163, 3178, 3693 ; see also Fore-
stalling, Corn, &c.

Regulars banished, Irl350; see
also under Priests.

Reid, see Reed.

Reily, Reilly :

Aid. Edmond, Irl073.

Edmond, Vicar - General to
(R.C. ) Archbishop of Dublin,
Ir453.

Miles, of Stah, Irl537.

Philip, Ir461.

Reinolds, see Reynolds.

Relfe, William, 726.

Reliefs enforced when feudal
tenures abolished, 3078.

Religion and Allegiance, suppressed,
1551.

Religion :

against innovations in, S91,
100, 105.

all persons to state their,
S683 a.

assurances concerning, S119,
121, 132, 139.

attempted settlement of affairs
of, SI 684.

no bar to succession to the
Crown, S2509.
bond for promotion of, S77.
books on, to be censored, 1383.
census of, ordered, S683 a.
concerning, 180.
controversy in, forbidden, 427.
1474.

convention of the, S280.
Declaration to be circulated
concerning innovations in,
1893.

licences for books on, 1383.
equal justice promised to every,
Ir969.

penal laws for, suspended, 3843.
troubles concerning, SI 21, 123.
uniformity in, enforced, Irl82.
upbraiding in, forbidden, Ir343.

Remedies of coinage, see under
Coinage.

Remenstoun, Laird of, S2463.

Remonstrance of Parliament burnt,
1477.

Remonstrance concerning present
troubles, S1712.

Renfrewshire :

horses seized in, S2437.
levy in, S2108.

Rent, in Ireland :
payment of, suspended, Irl068.
agricultural produce not to be
seized for, Irl093.
payment of, Irll23.
payable on forfeited lands per
acre, Ir630.

paid by settlers in Ards, Ir73.
fixed rents to tenants ordered,
Irl80.

of forfeited estates fixed, Ir795,

1100.

papists’ and adventurers’ lands,
Ir630, 694, 706, 724, 791.

Rents :

annual, inventory of, to be
given in, S1575.
assignments on, Ir270, 284.
Bishops’, not to be paid till
further orders, S2210.

See also under Bishops.

Crown :

to be paid into Exchequer,
Ir270.

See under Crown Rents,
equity suits for, reasonable,
1288.

fee farm :

to be paid to receivers, 2731.
purchase of, 3535.
sale of, 3535, 3540.

See that title.

head-rents, see that title.
land, supply from, S2967.
of Orkney and Shetland rouped,
S2662, 2978, 3094.
not to be paid to supporters of
the King, 2397.
of Parliamentarians :
not to be paid, 2384, 2481.
to be paid to the King, 2516.
Queen’s, payment of, 572.
of sequestered estates, 2861,
2865, 2853, 2881.

See also Quit Rents.

Ren wick, Rev. James, declared
traitor, S2573, 2680, 2696.

Repeal, Act of, Irl049, 1100.

Repertslaw, Roxburgh, S2567.

Reports :

re Act of Settlement, Ir835.
on all members of households
to be sent in, 837.
scandalous, against Govern-
ment, Ir969.

Reprisals :

Commission of, revoked, 3469.
Letters of, see Marque, Letters
of.

Requests :

Court of, moved to Oxford, 2336.
Masters of, 814, 967.

Reston :

James, Huttoun, Berwick,
S2567.

James, younger, Whitsome,
Berwick, S2567.

Restraint :

on actions for stealths, &c.,
before 1602, Irl80.
on export, see Exports and
names of goods.

on leaving the kingdom, S2832,
3166.

on moving from place to place,
see Passes, Travelling,
on ships, see Embargo.

Resumptions in Roscommon,
Ir322.

The Resurrection Revealed, &c.,
copyright, 3015.

Retainers :

against, 663, 768.

Retainers :

permissions to keep, revoked,
70.

to be registered, Ir31.

The Revelation of Antichrist, 122.

Revels :

Master of the, Ir837.
office of the, 3316.

Revenue :

assignments on, granted, Ir302.
casual, 1487.

collectors of, Ir909, 1224.
to be collected during Inter-
regnum, 3941, 3942.
collected by Proclamation, 3775.
Commissioners, 3743, Ir473,
476, 477, 493, 498, 500, 501,
819, 864, 1065, 1100, 1110,
1163, 1197.

Crown :

Ecclesiastical :
destination of, Ir477.
in Ulster, Ir254.
farmers of, 1815, 3354, Ir878.
officers of :

hammered silver coin to be
received by, 4216.
to be assisted by magistrates,
Ir934.

to be paid into Exchequer,
Ii-240.

to be paid in to Oxford (1644),
2547.

for the payment of, Ir287.
receipt of, in each county, Ir287.
payments may be made in
Exchequer Bills, S3320.
Prince of Wales’s, audit of,
1104.

revocation of alienations of,
S462, 1438, 1447 b, 2113.
Royal :

audit of, 1103, 1104.
diminished, 1487.
quartering of soldiers on
defaulters of, Ir302.
to be paid to receivers, 2480.
protection of, from fines, &c.,
1704.

schools supported from, 2480.
sequestration of, 2186, 2488.
of sequestered estates to be duly
paid, 2518.

Reversions to be registered, S908.

Revocation, concerning the,S1438,
1447 b.

Rew, Capt. William, R.N., 2619.

Reward offered for :

assassination of Cromwell,
3033 a.

cipher to four letters, £500,
4370.

destruction of wolves, Ir518.
discovery :

of private printing press for
unlicensed books (£20), 3624.
sequestered property, 2485.
seizure :

imported logwood, 1275.
seizure of seditious libels, £20,
4101.

suspects afterwards convicted,
S2790.

unsealed tobacco, Ir326.
for R. Abercromby, priest,
£1,000 Scots, S1074.
for William Adye, £50, 4292.
for Rev. Samuel Arnot, S2388.
for arrest of John Balfe, £100,
Irl518.

for John Balfour of Kinloch,
10,000 merks, S2475.
for arrest of Robert Balfour of
Burleigh, £200, S3361.
for arrest of Thomas Band, £200,
4429.

for arrest of Sir George Barclay,
£1,000, S3 089.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates j 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

634

■Reward offered

INDEX

Riccartoun Park

Reward offered :
for arrest of Lord Bellendine,
S2823.

for William Berkenhead,
£1,000, 4203.

for capture of Duke of Berwick
and his associates (named),
£1,000, 4173.

for arrest of Sir Adam Blair,
£100, 4016.

for arrest of Thomas Blood,
£100, 3498.

for arrest of Bothwell, 1000
crowns, S174.

for arrest of R. Boyle, Irl621.
for arrest of T. Brahall, 3694.
for arrest of Robert Brent, £100,
3971.

for arrest of Rev. — Broad -
street, 3676.

for arrest of Gilbert Brown,
S971.

for arx-est of — Butler, £100,
3498.

for Robert Gordon, 4th Viscount
Kenmure, S2114.
for Allan Cameron of Lochiel,

5.000 merks, S1352.

for abductors of Margaret Camp-
bell, £1,000 Scots, S1143.
for arrest of William Clifton,
£50, 4292.

for arrest of John Cotton, 1131.
for arrest of Alexander Cutting,
£50, 4292.

for Maj.-Gen. Dalyell, S2116.
for detection of murderers of
Darnley, S163.

for Donald MacDonald, S2114.
for arrest of Dundee, S2829.
for arrest of Francis Eustace,
Irl586.

for arrest of Henry Every, a
pirate, £500, 4199, 4200.
for arrest of Frasers, S3155.
for arrest of Rev. James Feilam,
£100, Ir668.

for arrest of Henry Feild, 1358.
for arrest of Robert Fielding,
£200, 4170.

for Gerald and Richard Fitz-
Gerald, £10, Ir910.
for arrest of Gilderoy and
others, £1,000 Scots, S1632.
for arrest of John Glover, £100,
4292.

for murderers of Sir Edmund-
bury Godfrey, £500, 3656.
for Col. William Goffe, 3257.
for arrest of Cardell Goodman,
£1,000, 4210.

for arrest of James Gordon,

1.000 crowns, S864.

for arrest of Patrick Grahame,
S3049.

for arrest of James Grant,
£5,000 Scots, S1581.
for arrest of Samuel Grascomb,
£500, 4215.

for Dr. Robert Grey, 4016.
for J. Hamilton, priest, £1,000
Scots, S1074.

for David Haxstoun of Rathillet,
S2475.

for David Houston, S2696.
for arrest of Sir Ellis Leighton,
£100, 3633.

for arrest of John Lockyer, £100,
3498.

for arrest of Col. Edmond Lud-
low, the regicide, £200, 3251,
4026.

for discovery of J. M., Irl611.
for John MacCabe, £21, Irl227.
for arrest of Gen. Maccartney,
£500, 4516.

for arrest of Phelim Reogh
McDavid, £200, S1186, 1137.

Reward offered :
for Alaster McDonald, £20,000
Scots, S1848.

for Patrick McGowan, 100
merks, Irll2.

for McGregors, £1,000 Scots,
S1632. ’

for arrest of Rev. Bryan
McHugh, Irl614.
for arrest of Charles Mackal-
lougli, £100, 4133.

Kenneth Mackenzie, 3rd Earl
of Seafortli, S2114.
for arrest of Collo McMahon,
Ir365.

for Sir Con Magenis, £600,
Ir365.

for arrest of Rory Maguire,
£600, Ir365.

for arrest of Maj.-Gen. Middle-
ton, S2114.

for arrest of Duke of Monmouth,
£500, 3748.

for arrest of Sir James Mont-
gomery, £500, 4133.
for arrest of Lord Montgomery,
£500, 4188.

for Montrose, £20,000 Scots,
S1846.

for Capts. John and James
Murray, S3261.

for John Murray, Earl of Athol,
afterwards 1st Marquis, S21 14.
for Donoghe O’Connor, £100,
Ir26.

for arrest of Sir Cahir O’Do-
gherty, Irl94.

for arrest of James Ogilvie,
4441, S1891.

for Laughlin O’Hanlon, £50,
Ir911.

for Redmond O'Hanlon, £100,
Ir911.

for arrest of Hugh O’Neill,

4,000 marks, Irl59, 163.
for Sir Phelim O’Neall, £1,000,
365.

for arrest of Shane O’Neill,
£1,000, Ir57.

for arrest of Philip O’Reilly,
Ir365. *

for arrest of assassins of Duke
of Ormond, £1,000, 3541.
for discovery of plot against
Ormonde, £200, Ir899.
for arrest of Col. John Parker,
£400, 4139.

for arrest of murderers of John
Powell, £200, 3668.
for arrest of Richard Power,
£100, Ir953.

for arrest of Phelim Reaugh,
Irl94.

for arrest of Rev. James Ren-
wick, £100, S2680.
for arrest of John Robart, £200,
4156.

for arrest of M. St. Germain,
£200, 3618.

for Gabriel Semple, S2388,
2450.

for Alexander Sheils, S2696.
for arrest of Thomas Smith,
£100, 4133.

for arrest of William Standish,
£500, 4148.

for James Stewart, S2488.
for Stewart of Cultness
(younger), S2630.
for assailants of John Totty,
£20, Ir904.

for arrest of John Tutcliin,
£100, 4369.

for death of Tyrone, Irl65.
for John Vallance, S2488.
for Thomas Wall, Irl621.
for arrest of Lord Warriston,
S2180.

Reward offered :
for arrest of John Welch,
S2450.

for apprehension of Col. Edward
Whalley, 3257.

for arrest of murderers of Wil-
liam White, £40, Irl239.
for arrest of Capt. William
Wintour, £100, 4206.
for apprehension of Sir Thomas
Wyatt, 444.

to deserters from Schomberg,
Irl059.
informers :

of export of wool, &c., 4532,
Irl374.

against export of victual,
Irl379.

prosecutors out of forfeited
estates, 3705.

Reward ior arrest, conviction, &c.,
of :

abductors by force, £50, Irl542.
assassination plotters, £1,000,
4186, 4191.

attempting to go to France,
£40, 4331.
author :

of bills in favour of Somerset,
374.

seditious libels : 702, 920,
4271.

£50 offered, 3624, 4101.

£500 offered, 4212.

£100 offered, 4372.

£500 Scots offered, S483.
scandalous books, &c., £40,
3699, 4212.
author or publisher :
of Honest Resolves, Irl622.

The Injured Protestant vindicated,
£200, Irl381.

of Jus populi vindicatum, £100,
S2343.

Memorial of the Church of England,
£200, 4400.

The Public Spirit of the Whigs,
£300, 4539.

A Short History of the Convention,
&c., £100, 3997.

Bass rebels, S3000.
burglars, 2921, 3348, Irl303.
cattle maimers, Irl609, 1624.
Cheshire traitors, 3129.
chiefs of Clan Gregor, S1023,
1169.

1,000 merks offered, S1360.
clippers of coin, 4206.
conspirators of Falkland, S737,
738.

correspondence with enemies,
Irl471, 1501.

counterfeit coiners, Irl363.
Covenanting preachers, leaders,
&c., SI 698, 2388, 2450, 2493,
2630.

deserters, &c., Irl245, 1246,
1255, 1256, 1441, 1470, 1509.
discovery of arms :
in a recusant’s house, £10,
3663.

concealed, Irl250.
escaped French prisoners, £200,
4347.

exporters of corn, £200, 4131.
forger of Sec. of State’s seal,
£500, 4115.
accomplices, 4116.
fugitives from Monmouth’s re-
bellion, 3821, S2630.
heretors, &c., intercommuning
with fugitives, S2406.
Highland fugitives, S3129.
highwaymen : 3642.

£10 offered, 3522, 3709, 3728,
3738, 3763, 4017.

£20 offered, 3523, 3530, 4054.
£40 offered, 4099.

Reward for arrest of :
incendiaries :

£50 offered, 3688.

£100 offered, 4480.

Priestfield, S2494.

Jacobites, £1,000, 4238.
Mohawks, £100, 4506.
Monmouth’s conspirators,
S2548.

murderers : Ir880, 1202, 1612.
1641 murderers, Ir495.
of Town Major of Edinburgh,
S2451.

attempted assassination of
Archbishop of St. Andrew’s,

2,000 merks Scots, S2322.
of Archbishop of St. Andrews,
S2452.

nonconformist preachers in
Devon, 3821.
papists :

in royal palaces, £10, 3704.
in London, 3719.
papist soldiers : Irl450.
in the Guards, £20, 3661.
person who injured the portrait
of the Duke of York, £500,
3732.

suspects of Popish Plot, £100,
3663, 3676, 3694.
further discovery of the Popish
Plot, £200, 3669.
printer or publisher of seditious
libel, £20, 3624.
of recusants, priests, and
Jesuits: 3163, Irl74, S3263,
3277, 3360.

£5 offered, 3597.

£20 offered, 3666.

Roman Catholic hierarchy,
Ir903, 1431, 1448.
rescuers, Irl490.

Rye House plotters, £100, 3744.
sheriffs, &c., of Coventry, £50,
4318.

spreaders of seditious rumours,
358, 379.

straggling seamen, 4366, 4465.
theft :

of service stores, 4123.
at Brigadier Villiers’, Irll77.
Treasury, £100 offered, Irl524.
£200 Scots offered, S2234.
of post bag, S2948.

Tories and Rapparees, Ir571,
618, 763, 794, 808, 809, 815,
849, 853, 859, 860, 872, 927,
929, 959, 963, 1230, 1268, 1304,
1315, 1322, 1482.

Rey, Patrick, S2918.

Reyley, Theophilus, 2459.

Reynell, Sir Richard, Bt., M.P.,
3993 ; see also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Reynolds, Reinolders, Reinolds :
Commissioner - General Sir
John, Ir495.

Sir John, M.P., Ir495, 558.
John, M.P., 2691.

Keadagh, Irl268.

Roger, 466.

Sarah, 3828.

See also Raynolds.

Reynor, William, 2231.

Rhaheny, rebels at, attacked,
Ir358 a.

Rheims, college at, 839.

Ribbons :

import of, forbidden, containing
gold and silver, S2498.
satin, S2376.

weaving, looms for, 17S4.

Ricaut, Ricault, Sir Paul, 3993.
Riccard, Sir Andrew, M. P. , 8510.
Riccartoun, Ayrshire, S2567.
Riccartoun, Craigie, S2567.
Riccartoun Park, Linlithgow,
S2567.

Key to ( 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates j 1660 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl41S, S3190.

635

Rice

INDEX

Roman Catholics

Rice :

Sir Stephen, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

(Mcllreive), Tool, Irl320.

Rich :

Sir Richard, 1st Baron Rich,
373, 374.

Robert, K.B., 3rd Baron, after-
wards 22nd Earl of Warwick,
934, 941.

Sir Peter, M.P., 3739.

Robert, Lord, K.B., afterwards
24th Earl of Warwick, 2198.

Robert, 4200.

Warner, 1124.

Richard, James, cooper, Ayr,
S2567.

Richardson :

Dr. Edward, 3389, 3459.

Grizel, Arnworth, S2567.

James, taylor, Logan, Peebles,
S2567.

John, Borgue, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

Nicholas, S1340.

Richard, 4191, 4238.

Samuel, Ir805, 806, 878.

Lieut. -Col. William, 4043.

Riehbell, Edward, Ir864, 865,
874.

Richmond, 2701.

Richmond :

Andrew, Waterside, Aucliin-
leck, S2567.

John, Know, Lowdon, S2567.

Matthew, Ballantree, S2567.

Richmond :

Ludovic Stuart, K.G.,2nd Duke
of Lennox, 2nd Duke of,
1370, 1397, Ir317.

James Stuart, K.G., 4th Duke
of Lennox, 3rd Duke of, 2198,
2237.

Charles Stuart, K.G., 6th Duke
of Lennox, 5th Duke of) 3262,
3323.

Charles Lennox, K.G.,7th Duke
of Lennox, 6th Duke of, 4305.

Frances, Dowager Duchess of,
1432.

Riddel, Riddels :

Andrew, Little-cavers, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Andrew, Newtoun, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Dame Anna, Lady Collerny,
S2401.

Rev. Archibald, S2463.

James, S1762.

John, Newtoun, Roxburgh,
S2567.

John, of Haining, S2538.

J ames W right, Kelso, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Richard, Ayr, S2567.

William, Rutherglen, S2567.

Riddesdale : 1202.

pardon for rievers in, 534.

Rider, William, Ir865, 874.

Ridgeway, Sir Thomas, see under
Privy Council, under Ireland.

Riding, New Monkland, S2567.

Riding to Parliament, S956, 1087,
1211, 1278, 1355, 1356, 2508,
2600, 3250.

Riding :

post, 1079.

on the snaffle, forbidden, 152.

Rig, James, S1805.

Rigby, Rigbie, Col. Alexander,
M.P., 2461, 2622.

Rigging, Admiralty marks on,
8333.

Rights of erection, see Teinds.

Riley, Theophilus, 2995.

Rindes, John, case of, S2139.

Rinnis, Old Monkland, S2667.

Ring, Robert, 2990.

Rinuccini,Jno. Giovanni Battista,
Archbishop of Firmo,N uncio,
Ir437, 438, 439, 440,441,446,
447, 450.

Riots :

of apprentices, 873, 1222.
Aylesford, 4231.
at Charing Cross, 1770.
in Coventry, 99.

Custom houses, 3706.
in Edinburgh : S845, 847, 1668,
2494, 2495, 3280, 3305, 3307.
against, S486.

St. Giles’ Church, S1661.
enclosure, 353, 356, 1041, 1042.
fens, 3001.
in Galway, Ir450.
in Glasgow, Lanark, and Dum-
fries, S3306.

in London, 1911, 4480, 4506.
in Fleet Street, 1590.
Moorfields, 2685.

New Exchange, 3019.
Northamptonshire, 1041.
pardon for, 1044.
parks, 4231.
by seamen, 3011, 3012.

Union riots, S3305, 3306.
of weavers, 3615.

Riotous assemblies : Irl004, 1009.
exclusion of bishops by, 1911,
1913.

Sheriffs to suppress, 1938.

See also Tumultuous Assemblies,
Unlawful Assemblies.

Riras, John, S2567.

Risk, Renfrew, S2567.

Risk :

John, Galbraith, S2567.

John, Killcarn, S2567.

Ritchie, James, Drumley, Tor-
boltoun, S2567.

Ritchison, Rolland, Gilmerton,
and three sons, S2463.

Rites and ceremonies approved,
177.

Rivers :

filth not to be thrown into, 825.

Rivers :

Sir John Savage, Bt., 6th Earl,
2198.

Thomas Savage, 7th Earl, 3933.
Richard Savage, 4th Earl, 4258 ;

as Viscount Colchester, 4086.
Sir John, Bt., 2745.

Riverston, Sir Thomas Nugent,
Bt., (titular Baron); see under
Privy Council, under Ireland.

Rives, 2791.

Rix dollars : Ir629, 686.
of the Empire, weight and
value of, 4373.

Rizzio, David, murderers of, sum-
moned to appear, S147.

Roach, Morris, Irl336.

Roads :

blocked by snow, 4114.
decay of, 1216.
maintenance of, 1710.
repair of, ordered, 1598.

Roadfoot, Old Monkland, S2567.

Roadman, Thomas, Dreghorn,
now in Kilmawers, Dun-
donald, S2567.

Roan, John, Irl320.

Rob :

Andrew, Walsley, Evandale,
S2567.

Rev. John, Evandale, S2567.

Robart, John, for arrest of, 4153,
4156.

Robartes, Francis ; see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

John, 1st Baron Robartes of
Truro, afterwards 1st E. of
Radnor, q.v., 3289, 3323 ; see
also under Chief Governors,
under Ireland.

Robbers :

laws against, enforced, Ir968,
S3140.

reprieves to informers against,
2883.

Robberies :

by Irish troop3, IrlOlO.
from prizes, Ir755.
responsibility of relations for,
by Tories, Ir443 a, 443 d.
by smugglers, Irl595.
of Treasury, Irl524.
of wax, Irl574.
at Wicklow, Irl572.

Robertland, — , younger, Riccar-
toun, S2567.

Roberts :

Edward, Ir556, 819.

John, Lord ; see Robartes.
Josselin, 4425.

Sir Richard, 2197.

Sir William, Bt., M.P., 2998,
3003.

Robertson :

Alexander, Torwood - Head,
Stirlingshire Covenanters,
S2567.

Alexander, of Strouan, S2861.
George, Duntarvie, Linlithgow,
S2567.

Hugh, S2481.

James, Borgue, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

James, Querrel-wood, Dumfries,
S2567.

James, merchant, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

John, cooper, Bridgegate, Glas-
gow, S2567.

Patrick, of Linktoun, S2567.
Patrick, of Smiddyhill, S3011.
Thomas, Glencairn, S2320.
William, Cotes, Douglas,
S2567.

William, Kinneuchar, Fifeshire
Covenanters, S2567.

William, Roxburgh, S2567.
William, Walkinshaw, S2567.

Robes :

of earls and marquises, S1082.
in Parliament, S1062, 1076,
1502.

Master of the, 3581.

Robethead, Anandale, S2567.

Robison, Robieson :

John, S1340.

Dr. William, S2559.

Robin Hood games, against, S421.

Robins, George, 1489.

Robinson, Robbinson :

Sir John, Bt., M.P., 3272.
Richard, 1872.

Robert, Ir927.

Sir Thomas, Bt., M.P., 3739.
William, 3133.

William, Irll31, 1185, 1191,
1429 ; see also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Robotham, John, 2344.

Robrough, Rev. Henry, 2531.

Roch :

Capt. James, Ir825.

Laurence, Buttlerswood,Irl537.
Morris, Irl370.

See Lynegh.

Rocheid, Sir James, S2775, 2796.

Rochelle, 1517, 1518.

Rochester, Laurence Hyde, K.G.,
4thEarl of, 3704, 3711, 3712,
3714, 3719, 3734, 3737, 3741,
3754, 3755, 3764, 3782, 3785,
3787, 3824, 3826, 3830, 3901,
3918, 3921, 3927, 3933, 4316,
4334, S3394.

John Fisher, Bp. of, against ser-
mons by, 155.

Thomas Sprat, Bp. of, 3764,
3918, 3921, 3933.

Rochford, Hugh, Ir349.

Rochfort, Robert, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Rochsoles, New Monkland, S2567.

Rock, Col. David, Ir495.

Rockingham Forest enlarged,
456.

Rocsagh, Irl466.

Roddy, Hugh, Dundalk, Irl466.

Rods, white and red, a sign of
exposure to plague, 583, 765,
855, 865, 973.

Rodenbure, Christian Van, 3041.

Rodes, Edward, S2162.

Rodinhouse, Douglas, S2567.

Rodney, (Sir Edward), 1113.

Roe :

Dermot, Irl304.

James, Ir853.

Col. Owen, see Rowe.

Dempsy, Tiege, Irl370.

Rogers :

Sir Edward, 515.

Lieut. Edward, 2078.

See Hungate.

Rogertoun, Kilbride, S2567.

Rogues and vagabonds :
arrested, Ir475.
great numbers of, 1538.
to return to their settlements,
3300.

to be sent to the English plan-
tations, if willing, 3300.

Acts against, to be enforced,
3300.

See also Vagabonds.

Rokeby, Sir Thomas, Justice,
4045.

Roll, Rolle :

John, M.P., 2610, 2622.

Sir Samuel, M.P., 2299, 2330.

Rollo (Rolls) :

Andrew Rollo, 3rd Baron,
S2538, 2939.

John, Master of, son of Andrew,
3rd Baron Rollo, murder of,
S3049.

Rev. Patrick, Shargartoun in
Kippen parish, S2567.
Henry, ofWoodside, S3113.

Rollock, Rollok :

Rev. Henry, S1698.

John, S27.

John, S1805.

Roman Catholics :

admitted to full municipal
rights, Ir821.

called to arms, Ir432, 1049,
1051.
chapels :

Queen’s at St. James’s, 3504.

Queen Mother’s at Somerset
House, 3504.

Declaration of Ulster, Ir46L
excommunication of, observing
the peace (1646), Ir438.
forbidden to aid Ormonde
against the Parliament,
Ir441.

to give up command of fort-
resses and office, S2768.
Hierarchy, see that title.
religion, Parliamentary security

for free exercise of, Irl218,
1219, 1223.

Petition, to Commons for lenity,
1957.

plots against England, 751.
prelates and returned exiles,
reward for arrest of, 1431.
private worship allowed to,
S2684.

property of loyalists to be pro-
tected, Ir440.

protected from pillage in army
quarters, Ir442 a.
refusal to admit garrison of,
in Dublin, Ir442.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates \ 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, lrl413, S3190.

63 6

Roman Catholics

INDEX

Ruthyn

Roman Catholics :
subsidy from lands regranted
to, Ir870.

indulgence to, Ir282, 821, 835,
1013, 1187.
refused, Ir217.

Roman pence and groats not
current (1498), 30.

Romans, King of, 4, 7 b, 15, 16, 44.

Rome, appeals to, S93.

Romney, Henry Sydney, Visct.
Sydney, q.v., 1st Earl of, 3966,
4198, 4225, 4226, 4227, 4229,
4231, 4232, 4233, 4234, 4238,
4251, 4252, 4254, 4255, 4258,
4334.

Ronald :

John, Touch, Stirlingshire
Covenanters, S2567.

Richard, cooper, Glasgow.

Robert, Fala-hill, Edinburgh,
S2567.

Ronaldson, William, webster,
Jedburgh, Roxburgh, S2567.

Ronquillos, Don Pedro, 3613.

Rooke, Sir George, M.P., 4337,
4338, Irl479.

Rookwood :

Ambrose, for arrest of, 1021.

Brigadier Ambrose, 4173, 4186,
Irl317.

Roony, James, Irl304.

Roper, Thomas :

See Baltinglas, Thomas Roper,
Viscount.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Rory, Oge, in rebellion, Ir75.

Roschartie harbour, collection for,
S2497.

Roscommon :

resumptions in, Ir322.

titles of lands in, Ir320.

Tories of, Irl268, 1304, 1485.

Roscommon :

Robert Dillon, 2nd Earl of,
2085, Ir260.

James Dillon, 3rd Earl of; see
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Wentworth Dillon, 4th Earl of ;
see under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Carey Dillon, 5th Earl of, P.C.,
Ir938, 955, 956, 961, 963, 966,
968, 969, 970, 976, 977, 983,
1000, 1004.

Robert Dillon, 6th E. of, 3993.

Rosden, muster at, S327.

Rose crown, value of :

(Aug. 1526), 4s. 6 d., 104.

(Nov. 1526), 5s., 105.

Rose nobles, S794, 1308.

Rose pence of Ireland, 469.

Rosebery, Archibald Primrose,
1st Vise., 1st Earl of, S3227,
3267, 3288.

Rosehill, Edinburgh, S2567.

Ross, S2401.

George Ross, 11th Baron, S2475.

William, 12th Baron, S2533,
2538, 2841, 2844, 3135, 3227,
3262.

William Lyon, exiled Bishop
of, S671.

Edward Wetenhall, Bishop of,
S2861.

Ross Barony (Cork), Irl546.

Lord, see under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Fr. Boetius MacEgan, R. C.
Bishop of, Ir450.

Bishop of, see Cork.

Ross (half Barony), Galway,
Irl608.

Ross, Rosse :

Alexander, Nentliorn, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Ross, Rosse :

Arthur, see under Archbishops,
under St. Andrew’s.

Col. Charles, Irl390.

David, of Balnagowan, S2933,
2939. ’

Hugh, Burnfoot, Riccartoun,
S2567.

James, of Garvan, S3074.

Rev. John, S2401.

William, Burnfoot, Riccartoun,
S2567.

William, Hillar, Mauclilin,
S2567.

William, Largs, formerly in
Finwick parish, S2567.
Brigadier, Irl483.

Major, S2463.

Rosse, Irl082.

Rossiter, Col., 2701, 2774, 2782.
Rotherham, Sir Thomas, 2085,
Ir260.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Rothes, S27.

Rothes :

John Leslie, 6th Earl of, S1698.
John Leslie, 7th Earl, and 1st
Duke of, S2482.

Rothesay, correction house to be
built, S3135.

Rothsay, Glasgow, S2567.

Rots and Murrains, 333.
Rotterdam :

diversion of trade to, S2944.
illegal trade with, S2528.

Rouen, President of, 98.

Roundell, John, 2815.

Rountagh, alias Leary Teige,
Gurranapeky, Irl488.

Roup of Customs and Excise, q.v.,
S3094.

Rous, Rouse :

Francis, M.P., 2402, 2646,

2796a.

John, Irl268.

Routhall, Thomas, 48.

Row :

Sir Henry, 2396.

John, Chamberlain of Carring-
toun, S2567.

Rowallan’s Land, Finwick, S2567.
Rowallan ( — Mure), Laird of,
S3113.

Rowan :

David, Smeirtoun, Ballantree,
S2567.

Finlay, Smeirtoun, Ballantree,
S2567.

James, Hardlagan, Ballantree,
S2567.

Robert, Ford-house, Ballantree,
S2567.

William, Ballantree, S2567.
Rowe :

Anthony, 3697, 3761.

Captain Francis, 2078.

Col. Owen, regicide, 1986, 2078,
2995, 3224.

Sir Thomas, letter from, 2217.
Thomas, 3739.

Sir William, mayor, 858.
Rowland, Henry, 1635.

Rowlls, William, Ir372.

Rowney, Thomas, 4405.

Rowse, Aid. John, 2270.

Roxburgh -shire, Covenanters in,
S2567.

sheriff of, a Master of Game,
S2529.

Roxburgh : S458.
castle, S52.

fairs stopped, plague, S1642.
Roxburgh :

Sir Robert Ker, 1st Earl of,
SI 685, 1809.

Robert Ker, 3rd Earl of, S2475,
2482.

Roxburgh :

Robert Ker, 4th Earl of, S2943.
William, Torboltoun, S2567.
Royal :
coinage of a :

James, S179.

Marie, S144.
gold, value of (1549), 34.
noble, weight of, 104.

Royal African Company of Eng-
land :

monopoly of, 3604, 3791.

Royal arms to be removed or
defaced, 2893.

Royal authority acknowledged,
S846.

Royal burghs :

Convention of, S3174, 3216.
proclamation of William and
Mary in, S2800.
to send in an account of their
constitution, S2523.

Royal estates, copyholds or lease-
holds to be enfranchised on,
1487.

Royal Fishing Company of Great
Britain and Ireland, 3423.
Council instituted, 3323.
collections for, 3325.

Royal forests :
tithes in, 3277.

See Forest.

Royal Oak Lottery, 3854.

Royal porter, duties of, 870.

Royal rents, payment of, 572.
Royal servants to attend Charles I
in person, 2546.

Royal Standard set up :

Charles I, 2244.

James II, Irl051.

Royal supremacy, see Supremacy,
Royal.

Royalist Engagement, the, 2266.
Royalists :

Sacred Oath or Covenant pro-
posed for, 2446.
surrendered, orders for, 2659.
Welsh, defeated, 2759.

Roye, Margaret, S466.

Ruclierd, James, S2027.

Ruchtree, Dairy, S2320.

Rudyerd, Sir Benjamin, M.P.,
2636.

Ruishe, Sir Francis, see under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
Rumbold, Richard, maltster,
3744, S2548, 2630.

Rumford, George, of Durham,
3401.

Rumic, Bryan, Irl304.

Rumours :

against, 7, 306, 792, 909, S954.
of accident to James I, 1030.

See also False News.

Rump Parliament, 2806.

Rumsay, Rumsey :

Col. John, 3744, 3828, 3875,
S2548.

Capt. (R.N.), S3295.

See Counter.

Runaways, against, S1716, 1719,
1799, 1816, 1863, 1931, 1936,
1969, 2072 ; see also Deserters.
Runner-foot, Dumfries, S2567.
Ruoge :

Daniel na, alias Sullevan,
Ballybegg, Irl537.

John na, alias Sullevan, Irl537.
Rupert, Prince : 2449, 2631, 3363,
3414, 3456, 3494, 3516, 3553,
3560, 3567, 3608, 3674, 3677,
3682, 3704, 3711, 3712, 3714,
3719, 3734.
warrant by, 2509.

Rupertlaw, Roxburgh, S2567.

Ruscc :

Hugh Moguffock of, S2538.

Laird of, S3113.

Rushworth, John, 2632, 2711,
3170, S2044, 2045.

Russell of Thornhaugh, Sir
William, 1st Baron, Irl46.

See also under Lord Deputies,
under Ireland.

Russell, Russel :

Christopher, Ir358.

Admiral Edward, 3966, 4198 ;
see also Orford,lst Earl of.

Francis, 4086.

Francis, see Bedford, Francis
Russell, 2nd Earl of.

George, Balcastle, Stirlingshire
Covenanters, S2567.

James, 1986, 2478, 3002.

James, S2477.

James, Kinksketle, S2463.

John, elder, Garbethills, Dum-
bartonshire Covenanters,
S2567.

John, Eastfield, New Monkland,
S2567.

John, Langbyres, Shots, S2567.

Peter, Linlithgow, S2567.

Ensign Robert, 2078.

Robert, Bankhead, Linlithgow,
S2567.

Robert, Windy edge, Shots,
S2567.

Robert, Bedlornie, Linlithgow,
S2567.

Robert, Mill-rig, S2567.

Thomas, 1499.

Thomas, Ir358.

— , Medowhead, New Monk-
land, Lanarkshire Covenant-
ers, S2567.

See also Bedford, Earls of.

Russels :

George, Garbethills, S2567.

James, Garbethills, S2567.

John, Garbethills, S2567.

Russia Company, 1153.

Russia, forbidding export of arms
to, 546.

Russian hemp, importation of,
allowed, 3611.

Rutherford, Roxburgh, S2567.

Rutherford :

Adam, Bonchester-side, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

John, S599.

Matthew, Over-chatlo, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Rutherglen :

Lanarkshire, S2567.

Covenant proclaimed at (1679),
S2457.

Declaration of, burned, S2519.

Ruthven :

David, 2nd Baron Ruthven of
Freeland, S2844, 2939, 2943,
3113, 3135.

William Ruthven, afterwards
2nd Earl of Gowrie, q.v., 4th
Baron, S276.

Sir Francis, S2538.

Patrick, 943, S1032.

William, 943, S1032.

Sir William of Dunglas, S253S.

Capt., S3084.

no one of the name to approach
the King or Court, S948, 1018.

Ruthven, Raid of : S469 a, 470,
476, 493.

discharging bands in favour of,
S511.

pardon for, offered, S493, 497,
498, 499, 502.

raiders to find security for
behaviour, S498.

to solicit pardon in regular
form, S499.

to leave Scotland, S506.

Ruthyn, Lord ; see Kent, Henry
Grey, Lord Ruthyn, 21st
Earl of.

11525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl 6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir387, SI 722.
\ 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S8190.

70L. ii. 637 4 m

Key to
Dates

Rutland

INDEX

Savage

Rutland :

petition to Commons for Puritan
reform and defence, 2066.
petition to King against with-
drawal from Parliament, 2045.
petition to Lords for Puritan
reform, 2065.
wages in (1563), 574.

Rutland :

Roger Manners, 6th Earl of,
rebellion of, 913.

Francis Manners, K.G., 7th
Earl of, 1247.

Rutter :

Abraham or Arthur, 1610.
Edward, 4043.

Ruxton, Lieut. John, Ir704.
Ruyter, de, complaints against,
3408.

Ryagh, McCarty, Ir495.

Ryan, Loch, S3004.

Ryan :

Anthony, Irl440.

Charles, Stockale, Irl440.
Cornelius, Irl304.

Daniel Bane, Irl322.

Daniel Baron, Irl304.

Daniel Meagher, Irl304.

Darby, Ballyline, Irl440.
Dennis Roe, shoemaker, Gurtna
Wolagh, Irl493.

Dermot, reward £20 for, Ir571,
579.

Edmond Knock, Irl304.

James, Irl440.

John, Ballyline, Ir 1440.

Philip Roe, Irl304.

Richard, Irl440.

Walter, Irl820, 1440.

Rycaut, Sir Paul ; see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Ryder :

George, attorney, Ir690.
William, Ir864.

Rydingburne, S75.

Rydout, William, Ir558.

Rye to Dieppe, route not to be
used, 1766.

Rye-liouse plotters, reward for,
3744.

Rye :

anent import of, S1451.
prices, 389, 390.

Ryley, William, 2621.

Ryly, John, alias John McTorlogli
Meregali Ryly, Drumhallry,
Irl527.

Rysley, — , 29.

Ryswick, peace of, 4233, 4326.
Ryth, Richard, 466.

Ryves, Sir Thomas, D.C.L.,2438.

Sacrament :

of the altar, administration of,
S2241.

irreverent d isputes concerning,
forbidden, 320.
officers to take, annually,
Ir921, 922.

to be taken by Members of
Parliament, 3803.
Sacraments, books against, 812.
Sacramentaries :
banished, 150, 176.
pardoned, 177.

* Sacred Oath or Covenant ’ pro-
posed for the Royalist Party,
2446.

Saekville :

Col. Edward, 4043, 4092.

Sir Richard, 515.

See also Dorset, Earls of.

Sadie], Lieut., of, S2566.
Sadellands, Douglas, S2567.
Sadler :

John, M.P., Commissioner of
Great Seal, 3112.

Sir Ralph, 373, 374.

Key to 1 1525 95, SI. 155 0 375,
Dates j 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034.

Sadler :

— , Clerk of Common Council,
3177 b.

Safe conduct for teind-buyers and
sellers, S1494.

Safety, Committee of : 2472.
Proclamations by, 3133, 3134,
3137, 3138, 3139, 3140.

Safety of the People is the Sover-
eign Law, 1836.

Sailors, see Seamen.

St. Abb’s Head, beacon to be pre-
pared at, S2725.

St. Albans, Term adjourned to, 246.

St. Amand, Aid., 3858.

St. Andrews : S86, 840, 968, 2401 .
Archbishops of :

James Bethune, SI.

David Bethune, S24.

John Hamilton, S235.

Patrick Adamson, S535.

James Sharp : S2181, 2322.
murder of, S2452, 2477.

Arthur Ross, S2577, 2588, 2600,
2711, 2715, 2728, 2741, 2743,
2746.

John, prior of, SI.

General Assembly at, SI 285.
James VI removes to, S489.
Parliament at, S1889.
rebels in castle of, S28.
trials for troubles at, S666.
correction house to be built at,
S3145.

St. Asaph, William Lloyd, Bp.
of, 4086.

St. Boswell’s fair postponed,
plague, SI 660.

St.Bride’sChapel,Evandale,S2567.

St. Catherine’s Day (Nov. 25) not
to be observed, 195.

St. Christopher’s, West Indies :
government of, 3555.
resettlement of, 3555.

St. Clair, Henry ; see Sinclair,
Henry, Lord.

St. Clement’s Day (Nov. 23) not
to be observed, 195.

St. David’s, William Laud, Bp.
of, 1350.

See also Canterbury.

St. Fagan’s, Glamorgan, 2759.

St. Francis de Sales, 1746.

St. George :

Sir George, 3993, Ir765.

Sir Oliver, Bt.,3993, 4092, Ir637,
654 ; see also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Sir Thomas, S2773.

Col. Richard, M.P., Irl376.

St. Germain, — , Jesuit, reward
for arrest of, 3618.

St. Germains, Proclamation dated
from, 4228.

St. Ives, Cornwall : 3881.
collection for haven, 780.

St. Ives, Hunts. : 8881.
fair, 402.

St. James’s fair, Bristol, post-
poned, 2936, 8424, S1639.

St. John :

William Paulet, 1st Baron,
afterwards 1st Earl of Wilt-
shire, 1st Marquis of Win-
chester, q.v., 367, 373, 374.
Sir Oliver, 1st Viscount Grandi-
son, Baron Tregoz ; see under
Lord Deputies, under Ireland.
Oliver, Solicitor-General, Chief
Justice, 1881, 2039, S2085.
Col. Thomas, Irl376.

See also Bolingbroke.

St. John’s, Sligo, Ir849.

St. Laurence fair, see Selkirk fair,

St. Leger :

Sir Anthony, K.G., Irl7 ; see
also under Lord Deputies, under
Ireland.

St. Leger :

Anthony, 4054.

Arthur, see Doneraile, Arthur
St. Leger, Baron Kilmayden,
1st Viscount.

Sir William, Ir577 ; see also
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

St. Mark (7 Oct.) not to be a fast
day, 195.

St. Molyn, Irl082.

St. Nicholas, Thomas, Clerk of
Parliament, 3111, 3112, 3113,
3116, 3117, 3118, 3119, 3120,
3121, 3125, 3128, 3129, 3130,
3132, 3142, 3143, 3144, 3145,
3146, 3147, 3149, 3151, 3152,
3157, 3162, 3165.

St. Nicholas’ Day (Dec. 6) not to
be observed, 195.

St. Paul’s Cathedral, see under
London.

St. Paul’s fair, Bristol, stopped,
3446.

St. Poll, Sir George, Ir220.

St. Quinox, Ayrshire, S2567.

St. Thome, West Indies, sack of,
1213.

St. Valery, S695.

Saisines :

clause of registration to be
included in, S1043a.
registration of, S908, 945, 960,
2941.

Salee, Saleh (Morocco) :
prisoners in, 1377, 1562, 3791.

Salisbury :

William Cecil, K.G., 15th Earl
of, 1896, 2612, 2622.

James Cecil, K.G., 16th Earl of,
3674, 3677, 3682.

James Cecil, 17th Earl of,
3764.

Sion, collection for, 835.

Salkeld, Ralph, 2990.

Salmon :

barrel, size of, Ir251, S616,
1314, 2709, 2970.
export without paying duty
forbidden, S2261.
poaching, forbidden, S1292.
for the preservation of, Jr972.
sale of salt or green, forbidden,
S2709.

See also Black and Red Fish.

Salmon, Col. Edward, M.P., 3098,
3183.

Salmond, John, Kirkingshaw,
Linlithgow, S2567.

Salt :

excise on : 2776, S2197, 2279,
2373.

reduced, S2516.
repealed, 2699.

export of, forbidden, S309, 318,
322, 323, 325, 326.
fish packing, 1255.
for fisheries of New England
and Newfoundland, 3619.
import of, forbidden, S2345.
patent (19 years) for making,
S2264.

pre - emption and excise of,
ceases, S2378.
price, S309, 322.
speculation in, Irl385.
use of foreign, forbidden, 2364.
to be used for export fish, S2970.

Salt beef, against import of, from
Ireland, S3035.

Salt hides, against export of, 334.

Saltash, Cornwall, 3881.

Saltcoats, Ardrossan, Ayrshire,
S2567.

Salterbridge, Waterford, Irl370.

Saltonstall, Saltingstall, Sir
Richard, M.P., S2095, 2104,
2114.

Saltoun of Abernethy, William
Fraser, 11th Baron ; S3155, as
Master of Saltoun, S2939.

Saltpetre :

beds, maintenance of, 1418.
export of, forbidden, 3395, 4019.
manufacture of, 1499, 3464.
monopoly of, 820.
price of, 1346.

works, preservation of, 1391,
1515, 1693.

See Commission.

Saltpetre men, 944, 1515.

Salutes, regulation of, 1534.

Salway, Richard, M.P., 2802.

Samford, Muircambus in, Fife,
S2567.

Sampson, James, Haplane, Aucli-
inlech, Ayrshire, S2567.

San Domingo, 2338.

Sancroft, William ; see Canterbury,
Archbishops of.

Sanctuary : S1404.
at Holyrood, S2635.
towns, 214, 223.

Sandars, Lawrence, 2821.

Sandelands, Ensign Alexander
(Waucliope’s regiment',
S3084.

Sanders, Capt. Robert, R.N.,
2992.

Sanderson :

Robert, Irl020.

Thomas, Haddington, S2567.

Sandford, Thomas, 3141.

Sandilands, Jo., S2559, 3218.

Sands :

John, Irl54.

Robert, Ir819.

Capt., Ir558.

Sandwich, Kent, 1626.

Sandwich, Edward Montagu, q.v.,
K.G., 1st Earl of, 3248, 3323,
3363, 3414, 3523, 3553, 3560.

Sandys :

William, 3rd Baron, 941.

Col. Henry, 2322.

Sanfoord, Conventicle, S2409.

Sanitary regulations, 825, 1601.

Sankey :

Col. SirHierome, M.P., Ir517.
John, Ir592.

Sanquhar, Dumfriesshire :

Cross of, S2488.

Declaration of, S2488, 2493,
2519, 2717.

Sanquhar, Sanquair : Robert

Crichton, q.v., 6th Baron
Crichton of, for arrest of,
1121, S1202.

Santry :

Sir James Barry, 1st Baron
Barry of, Ir637, 640 ; see also
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Richard Barry, 2nd Baron Barry
of, 3993.

Sargy, John, brief for, 76.

Sark, Water of, Dumfriesshire,
S75.

Sarny, near Dunboyne, Ir704.

Sarsfield, Sir Dominick, Bt., after-
wards 1st Visct. Kilmallock ;
see under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Satin ribbons, S2876.

Satins, figured, S1774.

Saturday fasting, 392.

Sauchenfoord, S2725.

Savage :

Sir Arthur, see under Privy
Counoil, under Ireland.

David, tailor, Ochiltree, Lin-
lithgow, S2567.

David, Philips toun, Linlithgow,
S2567.

Philip, 3993 ; see also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

638

Savage

INDEX

Scotland : Estates

Savage :

Richard, see Colchester, Visct.,
see Rivers, Richard Savage,
4th Earl.

William, of Taunton, 3828.

Savages, trading with, 1839, 1627.

Savile, Saville :

Sir John, 1st Baron Savile of
Pontefract, 1514, 1556.
Edward, 4200.

George, see Halifax.

Sir John, Baron of the Ex-
chequer, 904.

Robert, Ir372.

Sir Thomas, see Sussex, 14th
Earl of.

Savoy, Protestants in, Ir574.

Sawyer, Sir Robert, M.P., At-
torney-General, 3741, 3828.

Say, William, M.P., regicide,
3224.

Say and Sele, William Fiennes,
1st Viscount, 1896, 1932,

2290, 2440, 2523, 2610, 2612,
2636.

Sayers, Henry, Irl69.

Scadding, Mrs., 3828.

Scapes, William, 1489.

Scar, Dairy, S2320.

Scarborough :
castle, 473, 2834.
recaptured, 2402.

Scarbrough :

Richard Lumley, 1st Earl of,
3764, 3966, 4198, 4258, 43-70.
Robert, Ir372.

Scarfollis, defeat of Irish at, 2903.

Scarsdale, Robert Lake, 3rd Earl
of, 3764, 3933, 4092.

Scarth, Thomas, Ir819.

Scattery Road, Limerick, Irl605.

Scavengers, 3366, 3561.

Scawen, Robert, M.P., 2612.

Scenery of theatres, 3588.

‘Sceptra fovent arma,’ 1072.

Schaw-head, S2567.

Scholars, wandering, 22.

Schomberg :

Frederic- Armand de Sch8nberg,
K.G., 1st Duke of, Irl058,
1059, 1063, 1067, 1068, 1092.
army of :

pardon offered to, by James II,
Irl063.

provisions for, Irl067.
reward to deserters from,
Irl059.

Meinhardt, K.G., 1st Duke of
Leinster, and 3rd Duke of,
4258, 4305, 4334, Irl242.

Schoolmasters :

papists forbidden to act as,
Ir528.

oath of allegiance imposed on,
S2883.

to be reported on, Ir595.
sequestered ministers not to
act as, 3065.

subject to censure by Presby-
teries, S2976.

Schools: 2937.

authorized Latin grammar for,
S761.

grammar, S1206.
in the Highlands, Society for
erecting, S3852.
holidays regulated, 2695.
not to be kept by papist bishops,
priests, or Jesuits, 4278.

&c., supported from royal
revenues, 2480.
upkeep of priories for, S98.
to use the book God and the King,
1174, 3371, Ir221, S1250.

See also Parish Schools,
i Schout, Capt. Theodore, Ir372.

Sciven, Thomas, 2240.

I Sclate-mire, Anandale, S2567.

Scobell, Henry, clerk of par-
liament, 2821, 2831, 3004,
S2111, 2112,2113,2114,2118,
2119, 2146.

Scoley Fouloe, John, Ir963.

Scot, Scott :

Sir Walter, of Buccleuch, 1st
Baron, S787, 870.

Agnes, widow, Cocketfield,
S2567.

Andrew, chapman traveller,
Selkirk, S2567.

Archibald,smith,Gorbels,S2567.

George, Bonchester, Roxburgh,
S2567.

George, Rutherglen, S2567.

Gilbert, of Dieppe, S31.

James, see Duke of Monmouth
and Buccleuch.

James, Humble-know-mill,
Roxburgh, S2567.

James, Laick, Roxburgh, S2567.

James, weaver, Gorbels, Glas-
gow, S2567.

John, for arrest of, S2185.

John, Cleddans, S2567.

John, Kenmuir, Old Monkland,
S2567.

John, son, Kenmuir, Old Monk-
land, S2567.

John, Lathones, S2401.

John, Muirside, Glasgow, S2567.
son, Glasgow, S2567.

John,Weines, Roxburgh, S2567.

John, of Gilmenscleugh, S3082

Robert, 2745.

Robert, saddler, Fanesh, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Robert, Weines, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Thomas, M.P., regicide, 2802,
3151, 3224, 3459.

Thomas, of Whitslaid, S2191.

Thomas, Bonchester, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Thomas, Hill-house-land, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Thomas, taylor, Hawick, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Sir Walter, of Buccleuch, SI.

Walter, Roxburgh, S2567.

William, Ir372.

William, 3459.

William, of Balwery, S3.

Sir William, of Clerkington,
Lord of Session, S1997, 2002,
2004, 2005, 2012.

William, of Ardross, S2191.

William, Byrehead, Lanark,
S2567.

William, son, Byrehead, now
in Holmhead, Lanark, S2567.

William, Petinean, Coulter,
S2567.

William, Greenock, Renfrew-
shire Covenanters, S2567.

Rev. Dr., 3826.

— , Maxwel-heugh, a tailor-
journeyman, Roxburgh,
S2567.

‘ Scotch conspiracy,’ 4870.

Scotland :

Secret Council (Privy Council):
attendance of macers on, S18.
interruptions of, S1035, 1038,
1668.

procedure before, S1403.
charges of appearance, S693,
1403.

cost of convoy to, S2838.
letters to :

from Charles I, S1756, 1774.
reprinting it not approbation
of, S1774.

Declaration concerning

King’s letter to, S2180.
from James VII, S2735.

Scotland :

Secret Council (Privy Council) :
letters to :

from William III, S2871 ,3136.
from Anne, S3245, 3262,3294.
letter from, to William III,
S3135.

lists of preachers to be sent to,
S2695.

Marches committed to charge
of, S1030.

meeting place of, S1297, 1309,
1315, 1318, 1368, 1584.
meetings of, S1600, 1742, 1913.
members of, not to leave Scot-
land, S2833, 2980, 3166.
narrative of proceedings of,
S2440.

petition to, S1758.
anent Service Book, S1672.
Declaration anent, 2180.
powers of :

Commission to hold, S889.
to sit in James Vi’s absence
in Denmark, S1028.
for obedience to, S1031.
continued in office, S3224,
3313.

reappointment of, S3245.
proclamation :
held over by, S2242.
prorogued, S1414.
publication by, not approved,
S1774, 1791.

sermons slandering the, S1077.
signatures of, S2577, 2588,
2600, 2619, 2644, 2645, 2646,
2647, 2693, 2711, 2715, 2741,
2743, 2746, 2841, 2844, 3227,
4432, 4433, 4435, 4438, 4439,
4441, 4443, 4445, 4449.

Teind buyers and sellers to
appear before, S1499.

English proclamation reissued
by, see under Proclamations.
Commissioners of : 2648, 2661,
2726.

Committee :

for complaints, S1010.
for complaints anent prest
men, S3372.

Committee of the West, S2425,
2426, 2429, 2432, 2426, 2437,
2574.
letter :

announcing arrival of Charles
I, 2654.

concerning access to the King,
2743.

humble desires : 1835.
declaration, 1836.
explanation, 1838.
loyalty of, 1884.
protest of, 1941.
Commissioners of the Common-
wealth of England for order-
ing and managing the affairs
of, S2085, 2086, 2088, 2089.
Commissioners for the Govern-
ment of, and the Isles thereto
belonging, S2172.
Commissioners for Administra-
tion of Justice to the people
in, S2093, 2094, 2098, 2101,

2103, 2125, 2145, 2257.
Commissioners for Affairs re-
lating to Ministry in, S2095,

2104, 2120.

Commissioners of Excise, S1905,
2197.

Commissioners for Manufac-
tories, S1784.

Commissioners of the Treasury,
S2506.

Commissioners of the Treaty,
S1778, 1787.

Commissioners of Judicatories
continued, 2976.

Scotland :

Council of Trade, S2721, 2722,
2723, 2724.

Council in, for the Government
thereof, S2121, 2122, 2123,
2124, 2126, 2129, 2130, 2131,
2132, 2133, 2136, 2187, 2139,
2140, 2141, 2144, 2159, 2162,
2163.

Parliament, Estates :

S86, 192, 197, 201, 208, 243,
247, 294, 378, 379, 380, 420,
456, 524 a, 525, 531,539, 543,
544, 580, 617, 669, 732, 735,
750, 890, 954, 955, 956, 1062,
1076, 1082, 1083, 1084, 1085,
1087, 1110, 1146, 1210, 1211,
1212, 1274, 1278, 1330, 1340,
1347, 1355, 1356, 1684.

meeting of, S287, 450, 718,
766, 792, 1209, 1268, 1344,
1497, 1687, 1947, 1997, 1999,
2197, 2229, 2329, 2358, 2372,
2504, 2576, 2591, 3342.

summoned by Montrose at
Glasgow, SI 886.

at St. Andrews, S1889.

promised at Edinburgh,
S1684.

prorogued, S120, 374, 722, 1048,

1140, 1348, 1508, 1525, 1534,
1545, 1551, 1559, 1571, 1579,
1721, 1722, 1724, 1725, 1839,
1869, 1879, 1882, 1885, 1898,
1958, 2013, 2036, 2061, 2195,
2224, 2246, 2247, 2340, 2342,
2346, 2349, 2355, 2356, 2369,
2378, 2521, 2526, 2527, 2534,
2535, 2554, 2558, 2560, 2570,
2598, 2660, 2663. 2674, 2818,
2850, 2859, 2867, 2869, 2872,
2900, 2909, 2913, 2923, 2928,
2932, 2942, 2950, 2953, 2956,
2958, 2961, 2974, 2979, 2992,
3001, 3010, 3014, 3025, 3026,
3029, 3036, 3042, 3044, 3062,
3086, 3096, 3100, 3105, 3120,
3126, 3139, 3144, 3153, 3154,
3162, 3165, 3171, 3172, 3179,
3182, 3185, 3190, 3193, 3194,
3196, 3201, 3202, 3208. 3212,
3217, 3221, 3229, 3232, 3244,
3248, 3255, 3256, 3259, 3264,
3265, 3269, 3270, 3272, 3274,
3276, 3279, 3282, 3283, 3284,
3286, 3293, 3299, 3301, 3302,
3303, 3304, 3306 a, 3307 a,
3311.

dissolved, S2099, 2387, 2679,
3241.

final dissolution of, S3312.

Acts of, enforced or referred to,
S319, 334, 342, 360, 394, 420,
421, 428, 594, 601, 610, 635,
655, 662, 683, 688, 776, 902,
936, 946, 988, 1088, 1116,

1141, 1150, 1254, 1259, 1396,

2402.

Convention of Estates : S214,
233, 241, 367, 759, 793, 854,
1045, 1140, 1269, 1548, 2443,

2778 sqq.

Proclamations, &c., by, S241,
254, 797, 871 a, 871 b, 926,

940, 979, 1005, 1357, 1434,

1549, 1550, 1592 sqq., 1713,
1721,1722,1724 sqq., 1731 sqq.,
1792 sqq., 1813, 1814, 1820,
1821, 1824 sqq., 1856sqq., 1881
sqq., 1889 sqq., 1918, 1920,
1922 sqq., 1945 sqq., 1952 sqq.,
1999 sqq., 2004 sqq., 2018 sqq.,
2038, 2039, 2040, 2042, 2043,
2056, 2057, 2066, 2068, 2196,
2 1 98 sqq. , 2206,2208, 2232 sqq. ,
2248, 2373 sqq., 2509 sqq , 2605
sqq., 2622, 2623, 2668 sqq.,

2779 sqq., 2796 sqq.

Key to ( 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, 1^55, S1416.
Dates j 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2<62.

C39

1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
1700 4271, Irl41S, S3190.

4 M 2

Scotland: Estates

INDEX

Seals

Scotland :

Parliament, Estates :
Declaration of Scotland and
England, S1813, 1818.
commissioners to :
election of, S1984.
for shires held by the English,
S2056.

elections, S2119.
additional, for burghs, S2890.
Committee of Estates :

SI 711, 1712, 1714, 1715,1716,
1717, 1718, 1719, 1720, 1749,
1799, 1801, 1802, 1803, 1807,
1808, 1809, 1811, 1812, 1816,
1817, 1823, 1840, 1841, 1842,
1846, 1847, 1848, 1851, 1852,
1854, 1855, 1870 sqq., 1878,
1879, 1880, 1902, 1904, 1906,
1914, 1916, 1942, 1943, 1944,
1962 sqq., 1979sqq., 1997,2014,
2015, 2016, 2024 sqq., 2035,
2036, 2046, 2047, 2049, 2050,
2052, 2059, 2061, 2062, 2063,
2067, 2069sqq., 2074, 2184 sqq.-
2190, 2192 sqq., 2204.
may convene Parliament,
S1958.

Declaration of the Kingdom of
Scotland, S1808, 1923, 2606.
letter of thanks for army under
Cromwell, 2804.

Committee of Estates for
Northern Affairs, S1843,1844.
Committee of Dispatches and
Public Affairs, S2003.
Parliament, general :

address of, in favour of Church
of England (1689), S2804.
adhesion to, enforced, SI 960.
answer :

to petitions, S1961.
the remonstrance of the Kirk,
SI 928.

attendance on, enforced, S380,
2817, 2821.

attitude of Montrose to, S2023.
Charles will comply with,
S1910.

Declaration of, S1954.
declared unlawful by Charles I,
S1886.

fines inflicted in 1649 by, dis-
charged, S2382.
freedom of, S379.
lawfulness of, affirmed, S1960.
letter :

to Presbyteries, S1957.
to William Lenthall, S2020.
nobles not signing covenant
disqualified for, S1729.
Orders : S2015, 2230, 2964, 3045.
attendants of Lords, S1083.
for peace during session of,
S192, 247, 373, 375, 378, 456,
524 a, 525, 955, 1084, 1110,
1146, 1210, 1351.
precedence in, S1085, 1212,
1278.

robes in, S1062, 1076, 1502.
strangers in, S2230.
wearing of firearms during,
forbidden, S732, 750.
proposals for, to be lodged,
S1347.

resignation of Mary annulled
by a, S254.

Riding of, S956, 1087, 1211,
1278, 1365, 1356, 1736, 2508,
2600, 3350.

rumours concerning the hold-
ing of, S954.
suits in, S1886.
summoned by Huntly declared
void, S243.

African Company of, payment
of equivalent to, S3321 ; see
also Darien Company.

Scotland :

arms of, in Commonwealth
arms, S2111.

Army :

Declarations of, 1830, S1718,
2165.

arrest of deserters from, 2793,
S1976.

to aid English Parliament,
2495, S1807.

debts in Newcastle paid, S1926.
assessment for, 2505, 2624.
payment of £200,000, arrange-
ments for, 2667.
against offending the, 2676.
in Ulster, Ir400.
invasion by : 24 a, 26,27, 131,
2517.

expected, 84, 90, 1791, 1816.
Borders, peace on, 892 ; see also
Borders.

Bottles not to be imported,
S2852.

Charles I, journey to, 1659,
1876.

Charles I on the tumults in,
1795 ; see also under Charles I.
Coinage, Money : S15, 19, 20,
40, 61, 65, 102, 144, 265, 324,
360, 394, 422, 442, 451, 531,
659, 726, 794, 810, 859, 860,
925, 967, 1572, 1576, 1643,
2218.

compared to English, S1054,
2500.

value of gold, 940.
coins current, S1567, 3053.
silver coins cried down, S3091.
to be paid in, S3310.
currency of old coins, S3220.
called in, S3329.
currency of, prolonged, S3335.
called in again, S3344.

See Wines, prices of.
Commonwealth Acts printed
in, S2147-68.

Convention of Burghs, S916,
1252.

Council and Session postponed,
S1849, 1856 ; see also under
College of Justice, Council
and Session, Session, Lords
of, Solicitation.

Covenant between England and,
SI 797.

flight of Covenanters from,
Ir906.

Customs : 975, S1110, 1159.
reimposed, S1186.
union, 3036.

Declaration for keeping peace
in, S2768.
drought in, S2507.

English army in, S1924.
English rebels in, 652.

Estates, see Parliament, Com-
mittee of, and Convention of,
under Scotland.

Exchequer, Proclamation by,
S587, 1762, 2365, 2371, 2662.
famine threatened, S2562.

Fasts, see that title.
foreigners not to fish in Scots
waters, S1637.

See also Fishing,
fugitive criminals from, to be
handed over, Ir241, 263.
fugitives from England not to
be received, S200.
gold and silver mines in, S1047.
Great Seal of, proclamation
under, S2684.

intercourse with, forbidden, 477.
invasion of : 312.
reasons for, 652.
by Montrose, S2023.
movement of troops towards,
Ir335.

Scotland :

letters of marque, 543.
letters of marque against, 476.
against selling armour or horses
to, 347.

Ireland, aid given to rebels in,
S545.

James I goes to, 1199.

Jesuits to leave, S539, 1768,
2215, 2336, 2447.

Kirk of : civil affairs no con-
cern of, S1957.

Episcopal Church Government
to be maintained in, 1795.
liberty of conscience, S2693,
2711.

linen, enforcing burial in,
S3289.
lords of :

causes of their assembly (1567\
S172.

Oxford Declaration of, S1822.
at Whitehall (1688), Speech
of William, Prince of Orange
to, S2762.

maps of, S2670, 3030.
oaths of allegiance and supre-
macy refused, 1795.
papists to leave, S539.
pardon to people of, S2113.
peace :

with, 43, 142, 375, 504, 885.
thanksgiving for, 1882.
pirates from, 385, 547.
poor law in, S2945.
list of chief ports (1684),
S2571.

posts to, 773, 1701, S2240.
priests to leave, SI 768.
prisoners in Algiers, collection
for, 2986.

Privy Seal :

taken out of Scotland to James
VII, S2864 ; see 2813.
by subscription of deputy,
valid, S2864.
rebels in, 1826.

restraint on carrying passengers
to, SI 180, 1823.

restraint on leaving, S288, 1906,
1914, 1970, 2038, 2191 a, 2546,
2980, 2995, 3258.
false reports in, 634, S204.
rising in, intended, 3148.
seals of, S1713.

seditious pamphlets from, to be
burnt, 1814.

service against, feudal levies
for, 1828.

settlement of, S2080.
sheriffs not to try civil causes
(1659), 3117.
smuggling from, 1110.
style of, S3332.

succession to throne unalter-
able, S2509.
trade with, 1110, 1644.
trade to East Indies, 4172.

Scots in Ulster :
hosting against, Ir23, 60.

See under Ulster, under Ireland.
Union :

with England projected, 312,
1001, 1003.
with England, 2956.
members of Parliament under,
S2111.

vassals in, made freeholders,
2956.

William, Prince of Orange,
asked to undertake adminis-
tration of affairs in, S2762.
issues declaration, S2768.
William and Mary declared
King and Queen of, S2797.
wool not to be exported to,
3847.

wool-trade of, 3863.

Scots :

in England to be sent to Ulster,
1909.

See also under Ulster, and under
Ireland.

in English service, S16, 22, 44,
46, 47, 49.

expelled from England, 14, 24 c,
225.

not to be favoured in justice,
963.

Scotscraig, Scotiscraig :

Laird of, Arthur Erskine, q.v.,
S1989, 2027.

Sir William Sharp of, S2538.

Scots Mist condemned, S2717.

Scotstarvet, Chaplain to, S2312.

Scouring earths, export forbidden,
3256.

Scripture, Holy :
not to be printed with annota-
tions, 176.

translators may have heretical
versions of, 122.
translations to be licensed, 176.

Scriveners, unofficial, not to pre-
pare documents for the King’s
signature, 1319.

Scroggs, Sir William, L. C. J.,
3677, 3693.

Scrogtounhead, Douglas, S2567.

Scroope, Adrian, M.P., regicide,
2160, 3224.

Scrope, of Bolton, Henry, K.G.,
9th Baron, 650, S200, 230.
Thomas, K.G., 10th Baron, 934.

Scudamore :

John, of Ken Church, 2763.
Walter, attorney, Ir690.

Sea :

Commissions for, revoked, 3228.
lands recovered from, to be
compounded for, 1565.

Sea Atlas, copyright of, 3543.

Sea-briefs : 3621, 3628.
from Denmark or Sweden, S158.

Sea-coal, see Coal.

Sea- coast :

dwellers on, to return home,
795, 1485.

to be guarded, 4, 86, 888, 3886.

Seafield, S3224, 3226, 3252.

Seafield, Earl ; see Findlater, 4th
Earl.

Seafish :

export of, permitted, 626.
size of marketable, 1694.

Seaforth :

George Mackenzie, 2nd Earl
of, S1908, 2039.

Kenneth Mackenzie, 3rd Earl
of, S2114, 2116.

Kenneth Mackenzie, K.T., 4th
Earl of, S2459, 2482, 2566. 2861.
a Master of Game, S2529.

Seaghbogh, Teige, Irl304.

Sealing papers of Members of
Parliament, 1917.

Seals on goods :

for beaver hats, 1810.
cards and dice, 1747.
cloth, 1140, 1657, SI 186, 2721.
gold and silver thread, 1008,
1712.

linen, S2722.

madder, three varieties of, 1634.
all purl, cutwork, or bone lace,
1706.

silk stuffs, 1784, 1792.
tobacco, 1505, 1509.
on tobacco packets, 1505.

Seals, official :
of Scotland, S1713.
all letters to pass the, S900.
to be brought to Stirling,
S2070.

old, passing of writs with,
SI 420.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates \ 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

640

Seals

INDEX

Shannon

Seals :

woodcuts of, 1225, 4115.
of Secretary of State, counter-
feited, 4115.

of Parliament ; made High
Treason to counterfeit, 2923.
of Oxford Court of Wards and
Liveries described, 2523.
of late reign to be used ‘ by
special order’, S3228.

Seaman, Capt. John, R.N., 2992.

Seamen : 1410.

allowances to, not to be stopped,
1549.

billeting, see that title.
bounty to, see that title.
disorderlyassemblies of, feared,
1540.

encouragement to enter the
navy, 3402, 3563, 4032, 4040,
4060, 4064, 4075, 4110, 4165,
4181, 4218, 4332, 4343, 4366,
4378, 4399, 4406, 4414, 4431,
4459, 4494, Irl513, S3295.
fund for distressed, 1786.
hospital, deductions from wages
for, 4202.

impressment of, 244, 275, 1481,
1718, 2361, 2600, 3405, 4032.
inquest of, ordered, 548.
to keep away from Court, 1493.
leave granted to, 4106.
levy of, S2862, 2931, 2966.
not to enter foreign service,
1400, 3630, S2318.
not to leave their ships, 483.
ordered to return to their alle-
giance, 547.

pardon offered to, 2302, 2452.
pay of: 1472, 2361, S2862.
to continue during the winter,
4106, 4127.

deductions from, for distressed
sailors, 1786.

petitions to Commons from,
2359, 2795.

press-money for, 1353.
prize money paid to, 3402.
recalled from foreign service,
1675, 3298, 3361, 3398, 3557,
3648, 3861, 3996, 4104, 4325,
Ir307.

to receive a bounty on entering
for navy, 4144.
registry of, 4202, 4227.
regulations for transfer of, 4098.
remonstrance to the Commons
from, 1975.

reproached by Charles for in-
gratitude, 2302.
to return to their ships, 3449,
3580, 4058, 4077, 4345, 4348,
4362, 4380, 4397, 4401, 4479.
rewards to constables for arrest
of, 4366.
riot, 3011, 3012.
search for, 3566.
of Stepney, 2452.
straggling, to be arrested, 4381,
4465, Irl456.

summoned to Bristol, 2464.
winter service of, 4106.

Seamores, feuar of, Stirlingshire,
S2567.

Search :
illegal, 3281.

for stored-up victuals, S3163.
See also Oxford.

Search-warrants to issue for
poaching- nets or dogs, 1687.

Searchers :

at city gates in Lent, 1055.
for viewing cloth, 1223.
of ships, Ir364.

Seares, George, for arrest of, 1817.

Seaton, see Seton.

Secretaries to Lord Lieutenant,
Ir699.

Secretary of State : 1687, 3668,
3671, 3698.

to approve the foreign mes-
sengers of the Merchant Ad-
venturers, 1520.
letters not to be opened but by
warrant of, 3382.
names of travellers given in to,
3665.

seal of, counterfeited, 4115.

Sectaries :

growing power of, S1951.
invasion of, feared, S1972.

Security :

to be taken of vagabonds, S3140.
for peaceable conduct required
from ships, 598.
of the post, Irl083.
of inhabitants of Edinburgh
Castle, S298.

Sedaskew, Maj., 2564.

Sedgrave, Christopher, Ir36.

Sedition, against sowers of, 132,
379.

See also Leasing Makers.

Seditious convocations, S3307.

Seditious meetings forbidden,
3278, S2289.

Seditious petitions, against,
S2186.

Seditious railers, against, S2189,
2695.

Seditious rumours, against, 327,
350, 358, 395, 398, 403, 425,
451, 491, 536, 792, 909; see
also False news.

Seizure of Irish imports ordered,
S2323.

Selby, Yorks., 1822.

Selden, John, M.P., 2610.

Selesia, import forbidden, S2498.

Selkirk-shire, Covenanters in,
S2567.

Selkirk :

correction house to be built,
S3 145.

fair postponed, plague, S1642,
1664.

Seims, Edinburgh, S2567.

Selsey, collection for steeple of,
821

Seltrum, William, 1817.

Selwyn, Col. William, 4258.

Seminaries, foreign : 755.

Englishmen in, to return, 763,
1445, 3675, 4276.
sending of children to, forbid-
den, 1156.

See also Education.

Seminary priests :

Acts enforced against, Ir203,
S629, 890, 934, 1095.
for discovery of, Ir203, 578,
S602, 647.

to leave England, 981, 1034,
Irl82, 247.
execution of, 785.
treason of, 837.

See also Priests, Popish priests,
Roman Catholics, Hierarchy,
&c.

Semple :

Rev. Gabriel, S2312, 2388, 2401,
2450, 2463.

James, Portpatrick, Wigton,
S2567.

John, for arrest of, S2185.
John, S2312.

John, Barskimming, Mauchlin,
S2567.

John, Eldingstoun, Dailey,
S2567.

John, mason, Lanark, S2567.
Robert, Kilhill, Hamilton,
S2567.

Senate, Ecclesiastical, of Pala-
tinate, 1695.

Seneschals of Leinster, &c., Ir55.

Separation, against, S2248.

Seplars, 1045.

Septs return to Queen’s Co., Ir272.

Sequestered estates :
list of, to be made, 2666.
rents, 2666, 2853, 2865, 2881.
revenues to be duly paid, 2518.
rules for letting, 2666, 2670.

See also Forfeited Estates.

Sequestered livings, outrages on
ministers appointed to, 2725.

Sequestered ministers :
not to disturb their successors,
3051.

to leave London, 2765.

Sequestered persons, rents of,
withheld, 2853.
reward for discovery of, 2485.

Sequestered tithes, &c., appro-
priation of, 2899.

Sequestration :

of absent M.P.s’ estates, 2468.
Committee of, 2485, 2773.
of estates, forbidden, 2404.
powers of commissioners for,
2895.

of rebels’ rents, S2861.

Sequestrators must not farm or
rent any lands in the county,
2670.

Sercheorie, Letters of, see Marque,
Letters of.

Serges : 1960.

orders respecting, S2552, 2650,
2721, 3291.

Sergeants at Arms, 1434.

Sergeant instructors, 1496.

Sergeant plumber, 3549.

Sermon, Sermons :

circulation of Dr. Smart’s, pro-
hibited, S1509.

an hour long on fast days, 1735.
slanderous, S1077, 2671.
suppressed, 1551.

Servants :

dress of, to be regulated, 515.
of East India Co., ventures of,
1643.

to be indoors before 10 p.m.,
S2881.

not to leave their masters,
SI 824.

registry office for, S3207.
swords not to be worn by, 3261,
S3249.

trade in, for America, 2677.

Service Book :

authorised, S1648.
two copies to be bought for
each parish, S1648, 1657.
riot in St. Giles’s church, S1661.
Royal Declaration anent the,
S1669.

petitions and convocations
against, forbidden, S1672.
not to be pressed, S1675, 1676,
1677, 1679.
abrogated, S1682.
orders for, annulled, S1684.

Service, Thomas, Birghame, Ber-
wick, S2567.

Session, Lords of, verbal infor-
mation to, forbidden, S2422.
See also Courts, Solicitation.

Seten, Seton, Seytoun :

Alexander, of Touch, S2538.

Sir Alexander, Lord, afterwards
1st Earl of Dunfermline,
S889.

Alexander, see Eglinton, Earl of.
Sir Alexander, see Kingston,
Alexander Seton, 1st Vis-
count.

Sir George, of Garletoun, S2893.
George, see Winton, George
Seton, 3rd Earl of.

James, banished, S1058.

James, S2893.

Seten, Seton, Seytoun :

John, S2893.

Col. Sir John, 2270.

Setting dogs :

to be destroyed, 1687.
use of, prohibited, 1682, Ir321,
693.

Settlement, Act of:
reports as to, Ir835.
trustees for, Ir862.

Settlement :

of accounts for provisions, Irlll.
of claims, Ir690, 785.
of Ireland, Commissioners for
executing the declaration for,
Ir637, 640, 654, 690, 759, 760,
762, 804.

of religious affairs, attempted,
S1684.

of Scotland, S2080.
of Province of Ulster, Commis-
sioners for, Ir516, 1109.
of Palatinate refugees, Irl594.
of beggars, S2981.
obtained by seven years’ resi-
dence, S2981.

Settlers :

in the Ards, rent, &c., paid by,
Ir73.

Dutch, privileges offered to,
S2361.

Seventh day observance con-
demned, 2891.

Seville dollars, Ir686.

Sewers : 132.

Commissioners of, continued,
3111.

See also Commissions.

Seylard, Thomas, 2745.

Seymour :

Sir Francis, 1st Baron Seymour
of Trowbridge, 1955, 2198,
2237, 2529, 2589, 2615, 2626.
Lady Arabella, for arrest of,
1113.

Charles, see Somerset, Charles
Seymour, KG., 11th Duke of.
Edward, Lord Beauchamp,
eldest son of 9th Earl of
Hertford, 1113.

Edward, see Somerset, Edward
Seymour, K.G., 6th Duke of.
Sir Edward, M.P., 4th Bt.,
3704, 3712, 3714, 3719.
William, see Somerset, William
Seymour, K.G., 7th Duke
of.

Shaen, Sir James, Bt., Ir864, 865,
874.

Shaftesbury, Sir Anthony Ashley
Cooper, Bt., 1st Baron Ashley,
1st Earl, 3323,3363, 3366, 3402,
3414, 3456, 3492, 3494, 3553,
3567, 3568.

Sliakethill, Torboltoun, S2567.

Shaldon, collection for, 4055.

Shales, John, 3739.

Shalloch, Kirkcudbright, S2567.

Shallochan, Ballantree, S2567.

Shamore, Irl527.

Shanacrane, Irl485, 1493.

Shanahane :

Daniel, Kilteige, Irl48S.
Phillip, Irl304.

Shanakiel, Irl517.

Shane, Dennis, Irl304.

Sliang, Barr, S2567.

Shankertoun, Dumfries, S2567.

Shankstell, Glencairn, S2320.

Shannon :

Parliamentary forces landed at,
Ir433.

rebels’ families sent over the,
Irll55.

Shannon :

Francis Boyle, 1st Viscount,
3993 ; see also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Key to )
Dates j

1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393 ^2Q55>
1050 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1000 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1075 3606, Ir855, S2398. 108 9 3942, IrlOOO, S2<62.

1641 1835, IrS87, SI 722.
1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

641

Shantammy

INDEX

Ships

Shantammy, Tyrone, Irl370.

Shapcott, William, 1824.

Sharcock, Irl517.

Shargarton, Kippen parish,
Stirlingshire, S2567.

James Ure, S2567.

Rev. — Ure, S2463.

Sharp :

James ; see under Archbishops,
under St. Andrews.

John, S2572.

Sir William, of Scotscraig,S2538.
Major, of Houston, S2538, 3081.

Sharpeigh, Sir Robert, 1397, 1542.

Shavock, Renfrew, S2567.

Shaw, Schaw :

Alexander, Mosshead, Riccar-
ton, S2567.

David, S2401.

Hary, Balgony, S2401.

John, Mosshead, Ricearton,
S2567.

Thomas, elder, Gospitrie, S2401.
William, Borgue, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

William, cordiner, West-
calder, S2567.

Shawood, Cumnock, S2567.

Shawood, St. Quivox, S2567.

Shaws, Shots, S2567.

Shea :

Donougli, alias Darrife, Littero-
marrinane, Irl440.

John, Irl537.

John, alias Fowloe Dermod,
Glanfesk, Irl537.

Sheehy :

Mortagh, Irl537.

Moses, Marcus, Irl370.

Sheep :

clipping of wool from, 380, S1271.
export of, forbidden, 1150,
SI 238, 1240, 1448, 1474, 1475.
fells, export of, forbidden, Ir679.
killing, against, Irl549, 1574.
licences to export, annulled,
S888.

number kept, 359.
price of, 357, 405.
pulling wool from, forbidden,
S1271.

See also Lambs.

Sheet net forbidden, 1687.

Sheets as tablecloths, Irl433.

Sheffield :

Sir Edmund, see Mulgrave,
EdmundSheffield, 1st Earl of.
John ; see Buckingham, John
Sheffield, 3rd Earl of Mul-
grave, q.v., 6th Duke.

Shehane, Sheeghane :

Donogh, Irl304.

McDonough, Tullagh, Irl440.

Shehehane, Daniel, Plackanes,
Irl527.

Shelburne, Henry Petty, 3rd
Baron, afterwards 1st Earl ;
see under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Sheldon :

Edward, 1284.

Richard, 3852.

Walter, 3060.

Shelley, Capt. Giles, R.N., 2992.

Shepherd, Shepard :

James, Longside, Renfrewshire
Covenanters, S2567.

Capt. Matthew, 2078.

Sherbet, 3622, 3743.

Sherborn, Sir Edward, 3464.

Sherburne, Lieut., 4173, Irl317.

Sheridan, Thomas, Chief Secretary
for Ireland, Ir864, 865, 874,
971, 973, 978 ; see also under
Secretaries, under Ireland.

Sheriffs :

accounts of, to be made up and
sent in, Ir319, 884, 887, 912.

Sheriffs :

arms for York to be stopped bv,
2156.

to arrest western rebels, S2569.
burdens on, Ir857.

Caithness, S1373.
civil causes not to be tried bv,
S2164.

continuance in office, 3941,
S1689, 1706, 1743, 1810, 1850.
to continue during interreg-
num, 3921.

courts of, rules for, Ir285.
of Coventry, 4318.

Crown rents to be brought in
by, S2617.

Edinburgh, S1220.
election of, 3733.
of Elgin, S1387.
may enter other counties in
pursuit of rebels, 1026.
of Essex ; see Smith, Robert,
false returns made by, reward
for arrest of, 4318.
fees of, Ir810.

fined for not reporting on con-
venticles, S2406.
to fine for field conventicles.
S2502.

houses of defence may be de-
stroyed by, 1026.
of Innermarky, S188.
jurisdiction of Scots, 3117.
to levy contributions by vote
of the county, 1476.
of Linlithgow, S1220.
ordered by Commons to warn
collector's of subsidies, 2064.
ordered by King to disperse
Trained Bands, 2105.
petition of Cambridge and
Huntingdon for union under
one, 2043.

protected for not publishing
Proclamations, &c., 2380.
not to publish Proclamations
contrary to Parliament, 2212.
to raise the county against
Tories, Ir859, 860.
to raise men and money,
Ir350.

to stop the raising of arms and
men for the King, 2156.
recusant forfeitures discharged
by, 2110.

reduction of expenses of, 3067.
to report seizures of arms and
horses, 3088.
suit rolls of, S2575.
to suppress forces raised against
Hull, 2091.

to suppress riotous assemblies,
1938.

to disperse trained bands
assembled at Charles I’s
orders, as unlawful assem-
blies, 2140.

Sheriff-depute discharged, S1220.

Sherman, William, M.P., 2231.

Sherwin, Ralph, priest, 763.

Sherwood, Rev. Dr., 2438.

Shetbrum, William, Lundinull,
S2401.

Shetland Isles : 3235.

Commission for Orkney and,
S1177, 1179.
hawks in, S358.

See also Orkney and Shetland.

Shettlestoun, Govan, S2567.

Sheward, Lieutenant William,
2078.

Shiel, Shiels :

Rev. Alexander, S2567.

for arrest of, S2696.

See also ‘ The Hind let loose ’.
Archibald, Mac-side, Roxburgh,
S2567.

George, Kelso, Roxburgh, S2567.

Shiel, Shiels :

James, Haugh-head, Berwick,
S2567.

James, Laidley-steil, Roxburgh,
S2567.

James, Meikle-hill, S2567.
John, Buismill, Roxburgh,
S2567.

John, Gate-house-cote, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

John, Moor, Meikle-govan,
S2567.

Michael, Roxburgh, S2567.
Thomas, Denholm, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Walter, Abbot-rule, Roxburgh,
S2567.

William, coalier, Elphinstoun,
Haddington, S2567.

— , Buismill, Roxburgh, S2567.
— , Moor, Meikle-govan, S2567.

Shielbrae, S2401.

Shiels, Kilbride, S2567.

Shiels, St. Quivox, S2567.

Shighy, Manus, Irl370.

Shillings to be abased (April,
1551) on 31 Aug., 396.
period shortened, 400.
further abased (Aug., 1551), 404.
base :

current for id. Irish, Irl72.
current for 3d. Irish, Irl77.
English, to be current in Ire-
land, Irl89.

Shilton, Philip, Irl340.

Shipbuilding : 2989.
bounty on, 1472.
protected, 2503.
scarcity of timber for, 514.
tax on coal for, &c., 2989.

Shipmasters :

to follow instructions for con-
voys, 4391.

list of passengers to be given in
by, S2571.

passengers not to be taken by,
S288.

responsible fortheir passengers,
S2638.

responsible for smuggling of
foreign tobacco, 1398.

Ship-money, for arrears of, 1827.

Shipping :

encouragement of English, 1170.
ports of, of wool, Ir882.

Ships :

to be armed, 1459.
armed, called home (1564), 598.
arming of, for sea, forbidden, 699.
assurance policies to be regis-
tered, 3831.

from Baltic and North Sea,
quarantine on, 4492, 4500,
4512.

capture of, 1070.
carpenters, 1335.
colours, 3599, 4138.
company, arms for half, to be
provided, 1459.
confiscation of, 1458.
convoy for grain, Irl297.
embargo on, see Embargo,
of the enemy :

correspondence with, forbid-
den, Ir398.

intercourse with, Ir418.

See also Correspondence.
English :

not to be attacked without
licence, S29.
quarantine, S1633, 1634.
secured from pirates by pass
of Lord High Admiral, 3377.
from Falmouth, prey on Par-
liamentary shipping, 2389.
of friendly powers :
attacks on, 830.
protection of, 830, 900, 1513.

Ships :

French, see that title.
guard, in North Sea, S1232.
inquest of, ordered, 548.
importing of French wine to be
in English, 1588.
lading, by night forbidden,
S1198.
merchant :

may go oversea without
licence, 39.

Jacks not to be flown on, 3599.
Navigation Act enforced against
French, 1510.

names of, in Irish waters,
Irl456.

officers to join their, 1490.
passengers not to be taken with-
out licence, 38.
passes for, see under Ships,
plague brought by, S1316.
pressed men not to enter pri-
vate, 1400.

pressed sailors to return to,
1481, 1718.

to be provided from recusants’
forfeitures, 1514, 1553.
quarantine on, see that title.
of rebels, seized or burnt,
Ir358 a.

safety of, S1232.
sailing without convoys for-
bidden, 3551, 3729.
sailors not to leave, 483.
sale of, to foreigners, forbidden,
514, 1002, 1589.

Scottish, reputed free bottoms,
1159.

Search on :

for stolen children, 2613 a.

for conspirators, Irl317.

for fugitives, S2548.
searchers of, Ir364.
security for peaceable conduct
required from, 598.
seized before declaration of war,
4326.

from the Sound, quarantine on,
Irl604.

Spanish and Portuguese, put
under protection, 956, S31.
staff of, in the navy, 4329.
store of Irish victual permitted,
S3287.

Surveyor-General of, not to
grant passes, S2419, 2487.
Venetian, taken, 830.
victualling of foreign, forbid-
den, 640, 1624.
of war :

foreign neutrality regulations,
S2318.

staff of officers, &c., 4452.
weatherbound, of the Low
Counties, to be sheltered, 596.
See also Flags, Pirates, Priva-
teers.

Ships :

H.M.S. Bonadventure (Capt. Rum-
sey), S3295.

H.M.S. Edinburgh, S3325.

Fancy, formerly Charles, 4199.
The Fortune, 1035.

The George, of Leith, S2853.

The Hopewell, 1035.

Humility, 3617.

James (R.N.), 2616.

Kathrine, of Glasgow, S2375.
Mayflower, 2619.

Minion, of London, 835.

Monck (R.N.), Irl599.

La Reine des Angers , Irl602.
Robert (R.N.), 2619.

Roebuck, 2619.

St. Michel, S2777.

Sancta Clara, 2338.

La Serene, of Olona, 1004.
Speedwell (R.N.), Irl528.

Key to j 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 16CO 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates 1 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 17CO 4271, Irl413, S3 190.

642

Ships

INDEX

Slave trade

Ships :

Swiftsure, 3025.

William, S425.

Talbot , of Topsham, 1004.
Thomasine, of Dartmouth, 1004.

Shipwrights : 1335.

in foreign service to return
home, 1675.

Shireff :

Patrick, Knows, Haddington,
S2567.

Richard, Haddington, S2567.

Sliiren, James, Ir626.

Shires :

conveners of (1660), S2191.
creation of, in Marches of
Wales, 165.

to maintain bridges, S2668.
Western, see Western Shires.
See also under Counties.

Shirley, Sherley :

Sir Robert, see Ferrers, Sir
Robert Shirley, Earl of.

Sir Thomas, M.P., 874.

Shirrelaw :

James, Dalserf, Lanarkshire,
S2567.

James, son, Dalserf, Lanark-
shire, S2567.

Shisland, Finwick, S2567.

Shoes :

import forbidden, S2498.
price of (Dublin, 1614), Ir213.

Shop windows : 1285.
regulations for, 1248.

Shopkeepers not eligible for
membership pf Merchant
Adventurers, 1685.

Shops closed in London for de-
fence, 2281.

Shore, Sir Bartholomew, 3858.

Shore limits, 1010.

Shorlings, see Wool.

Short :

George, Tongland, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

Robert, cordiner, Borrowstoun-
ness, Linlithgow, S2567.

‘Short cloths’, length and weight
of, 824.

Short Declaration, S1808.

‘Short ends ’, 869.

Shortall, Leonard, Kille, Bally-
nemoe, Irl440.

Shortlie, Anandale, S2567.

Shotts, Lanarkshire, S2567.

Shovell, Sir Cloudesley, 4284.

Shrewsbury :
drapers of, 1314.
printing at, 2263.

Shrewsbury :

George Talbot, K.G., 7th Earl
of: 84, 131, 162.
pardoned under Henry VIII
for raising arms against a
rebellion, 2186.

Francis Talbot, K.G., 8th Earl
of, 373, 374.

Gilbert Talbot, K.G., 10th Earl
of, 928, 934.

Francis Talbot, 14tli Earl of,
3161.

C h arlesTalbot, K.G.,15thEarlof,
1st Duke of, Secretary of State,
3764, 3933, 3966, 3979, 3993,
4018, 4155, 4166, 4159, 4195,
4196, 4199, 4200, 4201, 4203,
4206, 4229, 4238.

See also under Lord Lieutenants,
under Ireland.

Shropshire :

Declaration to King, 2240.
engagement, 2320.
gold medal struck in honour of,
2353.

for the peace of, 2275.

Shurley, Sir George ; see under
Privy Council, under Ireland.

Short Ilistoiy of the Convention, &c.,
condemned, 3997.

Shute, Richard, 2414.

Shuttleworth, Richard, M.P.,
2773.

Siam, English subjects recalled
from, 3833.

Sibbald, John, S27.

Sickness in England and Wales,
3086.

Siddan, Meath, Ir872.

Sidney :

Algernon, M.P., 3459.

Sir Henry, K.G., President of
Wales, Ir46 ; see also under
Lord Deputies, under Ireland.
Henry ; see Romney, Henry
Sidney, Earl of.

Sigginstown :

cessation of arms at, Ir388.
confirmed, Ir389, 390.

Sign manual, order under, 3884.

Signet :

absence of, supplied, S1713.
keepers of, SI 889.
opened, S2828, 2851, 2854.

Signet Office, register of royal
protections to be kept in,
S2540.

Signs to be put up by licensed
houses, Ir233, 293.

Siler :

David, Dalkeith, S2567.
Edward, Commissioner at
Leith, S2114.

Whiteliill, Simonton, S2567.

Silks :

customs on, 911.
colours of, 1619.
dyeing:

colours used, 1645.
fees for testing, 1792.
rates for, 1792.

regulations for, 1123, 1619,
1792.

foreign, not to be worn at
Court, 3581.

gloves, import of, forbidden,
S2650.

gratigning, forbidden, S2525.
hard, use of, permitted in
certain stuffs, 1774.
lace, see Lace.

quantity of, imported, and
number of men employed,
1987.

stockings :

import forbidden, S2498, 2650.
manufacture of, 3452.
sale of, prohibited, S2552.
stuffs :

flowered, forbidden, S2565.
seals for, 1784.
size of imported, 1774.
width of, 1784.

throsters’ Petition to Commons,
1987.

trade, regulations for, 1645,
1784.

weavers, Canterbury, 1792.
weight of, when dyed, 1774.
weighting of, forbidden, 1619.
may be worn, S2376.
not to be worn below a certain
class, 517.

Silkmen of London incorporated,
1645, 1774.

Silver coin :

calling in, S385, 403, 413.
counterfeit, 348.
cried down, 396, 400, 404.
currency of, S765.
current in Ireland, Ir926, 1616.
fineness of foreign, 1122, S893.
French, current, Irl036.
hammered, to be accepted by
revenue officers at weight,
4216, 4225.

Silver coin :

light Spanish, forbidden. 1129.
marked, currency of, S395.
melting of, forbidden, 406.
minted : Ir383, S2683, 2897.
new, 408, 428, 556, 1005,

S265.
pence :
coined, S659.
marks of, 408.
and twopence pieces, 3573.
Scots, cried down, S3091.
superscription of, S2254.
to be recoined, S442.
weight, &c., of, S507 a, S2254.

Silver :

buttons containing, not to be
imported, S2498.
export of, forbidden, Ir840,
S3 19, 360.

import of ribbons containing,
forbidden, S2498.
lace, import forbidden, 3309
S2498.

melting of, 1332, 4054.
mines :

miners from, to be arrested,
SI 138.

in Scotland, SI 047.
ore stolen, S1230.
price of per oz., 46, 51, 4216,
S763, 859, 979.
ratio of gold to, 252, 1005.
sale of, 1332.
thread :

commissioners for manufac-
ture of, 1258.

commissions for gold and, re-
voked, 1311.
duty on imported, 1008.
import of, prohibited, 1208,
S2498

sale of, 1258, 1332.
to be sealed, 1208, 1712.
tracing, import of, forbidden,
S2498.

value of raised (1681), S2500.
work in Scotland to be sent in
to Edinburgh, S1720.

Silver, George, 1000.

Simcots, Ensign Thomas, 2078.

Simmonds, Edward, 4349.

Simnel, Symnell, bread, 1007.

Simons, Lieutenant Nathaniel,
2078.

Simson, Simpson, Symsone,
Sympson :

Archibald, Lanark, S2567.
Geffrey, Dean of Chapel Royal,
48.

George, Tilliery, Kinross, S2567.
James, younger, Blackside,
Mauchline, Ayrshire, S2567.
John, Berwick-bounds, Berwick,
S2567.

John, Stobie-cote, Roxburgh,
S2567.

John, chapman, Broxburn,
Haddington, S2567.

John, maltman, Glasgow, S2567.
Margery, 3828.

Thomas, Millhill, Coulter,
Lanarkshire, S2567.

Peter, S3346.

William, S27.

Sinclair :

John Sinclair, 9th Baron,
S1804, 1979, 2039, 2114.
Henry St. Clair, 10th Baron,
S2538.

Ensign Alexander, S3084.
George ; see Caithness, George
Sinclair, Earl of.

Sir George, of Cleith, S2939.
James, Sheriff of Caithness,
S1375.

Sir James, of Murkill, S1461,
2191.

Sinclair :

James, Bennan, Straiton, Ayr-
shire, S2567.

Sir Robert, Bt., of Stevenson,
Lord (of Session) Stevenson,
S3002, 3227.

Robert, Lag, Arran Is., Firth
of Clyde, S2320.

Robert, son, Lag, S2320.

Ensign Robert, S3081.

William, of Dun, S3084.

— , of Brymes, S3113.

Six clerks office :
burning of, 1326.
regulations for, 3465.

Sixteenth penny, taxation of,
S1593.

Sixtus V, Bull against Elizabeth,
802.

Skar, S2312.

Skeagh, Irl537.

Skeans, Skeines :
to be broken, Ir252.
forbidden, Irl023.

Skeelagh, see Sulivan.

Skeen, Skene :

Alexander, S3050.

Sir James, Bt., of Curriehill,
S1447.

James, S2493.

John, of Hallyards, S2538.

See also Liherton.

Skeffington, Skevington :
Clotworthy, afterwards 3rd
Viscount Massereene, Irl020.
Sir John, 2nd Bt., 2197.

Skeins, ronds or lays of yarn,
Ir313.

Skellihill, Lesmahago, S2567.

Skellum, Sir Richard Grenville
proclaimed a, 2543.

Skeogh, Dairy, S2320.

Skepynbreefs, 37.

Skevington. Richard, 874.

Skillagh, Skeltagh, alias Sullivan
Dermod, Crumhologh, Cur-
loon, Irl466, 1488.

Skilling, William, Pablow, Cum-
nock, S2567.

Skinner, Skenner :

John, 1012.

Thomas, of Dawlisli, 3828.
Will, 2745.

Skins, export to England for-
bidden, S1181.

Skioch, Kilbride, S2567.

Skippon, Maj.-Gen. Philip, M.P.,
1986, 1989, 2292, 2676, 2901.
3098.

Skipwith, Sir Henry, Bt., 2197.

Skirling, Peebles, S2567.

Skouller, John, Carluck, S2320.

Skully, Thady, Cappengarron,
Irl485.

Slacligarrie, Kirkcudbright, S2567.

Slamann, Stirlingshire, S2567.

Slanders :

of Council in sermons, &e ,
S1077.

of Government, 3570.
on the King, S583, 2671.
of Lord Mayor, 893.

See also Leasing makers, False
news, &c.

Slanderers, against, S2678.

Slanderous libels, reward for
discovery of author, 920.

Slane, James Fleming, 9th Baron,
Ir46.

William Fleming, 11th Baron,
Irl69.

Charles Fleming, 15th Baron,
Ir349.

Slany, Humfry, 1641.

Slape, Richard, 8828.

Slatt measures, Ir310.

‘Slaughter time’, Ir271.

Slave trade, 3604, 3791.

Key to
Dates

1525 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416.
1660 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1676 3606, Ir855, S2898. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762.

1641 1835, IrS87, SI 722.
1700 4271, Irl418, S8190.

643

Slaves in Fez

INDEX

Somerset

Slaves in Fez, collection for,
S3050 ; see also Captives, and
under Algiers, &c.

Slavee, alias Mancheen, Daniel,
Irl537.

Sleat, Sir Donald McDonald of,
S2566.

Sleaveragh, Cork, Irl315.

Sleight ribbons, 1774.
Slieveblymen, Irl071.

Slieveduffe, co. Sligo, Irl440.
Slievemara, Irl071.

Slieveneman, Irl071.
Slieverosiell, Ir927.

Sligo :

outlaws in, Irl32, 1320, 1440.
resumptions in, Ir322.

Slingsby :

Francis, 3378.

Col. Henry, 4092.

Slip in silk-dyeing, 1123.

Slippers, import forbidden, S2498.
Slips and half slips, 534.

Sloas, John, Dalharfrow, Dalmel-
lington, S2567.

Small, John, wright, Gallow-
shiels, Selkirk, S2567.
Small-pox, epidemic of, 1689.
Smallet, James, S2490.

Smalt : Ir290.
making, patent for, 1072.
stamps on, patent for, 1072.
Smart :

Adam, Kirkcudbright, S2567.
Ensign John (sen.), 2078.

Lieut. John (jun.), 2078.

Rev. Peter, Prebendary of Dur-
ham, 2068, S1509.

W illiam ; see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Smeabeard, John, Torcraik, Edin-
burgh, S2567.

Smeirtoun, Ballantree, S2567.
Smelly :

James, Miltoun of Dalziel, Car-
luke, S2567.

Thomas, Tarbrax, Dumbarton-
shire Covenanters, S2567.
Smiddishaw, Mauchlin, S2567.
Smith, Smyth, Snaythe :

Aaron, 3641, 3828.

Rev. Alexander, S2283.
Alexander, weaver, Biggar
Coulter, S2567.

Andrew, smith, Galstoun,S2567.
Benjamin, 4425.

Major Brian, Ir517.

Gowen Dudley, Irl336.

Sir Edward ; see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Edward, Chapeltoun, Stewar-
toun, S2567.

Capt. Eustace, 2992.

Sir George, 3385.

George, S2113.

George (Lord of Session), S2094,
2095, 2098, 2101, 2103, 2104,
2125.

George, of Rapness, S2191.
Henry, M.P., regicide, 3224.
Rev. James, S2312.

Rev. James, Carsedyke, Ren-
frewshireCovenanters, S2567.
James, Ir372.

James, cooper, Glasgow, S2567.
James, Dalswintoun, Dumfries,
S2567.

James, Stewartoun Kirk, S2567.
James, Threpwood, Galstoun,
S2567.

Sir Jeremiah, 2992.

Sir John, S1989.

John, M.P., 2183.

John, Ir989,

John, S1698.

John, alias Ely, 4054.

John, cordiner, Kelso, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Smith, Smyth, Smythe :

John, Drumlash, Kirkmichael,
S2567.

John, Dundee, S2401.

John, Tilliwhally, Kinross-
shire Covenanters, S2567.
John, tailor, Dalgonar, Dum-
fries, S2567.

John, weaver, Commonel,
Dumfries, S2567.

Mary, 3828.

Nicholas, 3759.

Nicholas, 3828.

Patrick, Carmonden, Linlith-
gow, S2567.

Richard, (R.C.) Bishop of Clial-
cedon, 1566, 1576.

Richard, Irl303.

Robert ; see under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Robert, Blantyre Kirk, S2567.
Robert, younger, Lowdon-hill,
S2567.

Robert, Carluck, S2320.

Robert, sheriff of Essex, 2190.
Robert, cordiner, Glasgow,
S2567.

Robert, Kilmawers, S2567.
Robert, Waterside, Carmonoch,
S2567.

Solomon, 2434.

Stephen, 2758.

Theophilus, 2746.

Sir Thomas, Sec. of State, 367.
offerof,tothosewillingto settle
in Ulster, Ir73.

Thomas, 726.

Thomas, 1706.

Thomas, patent to dig gravel
for ballast in the Thames,
1736.

Thomas, 3739.

Thomas, 4133.

Thomas, Drumklyre, S2320.
Walter, Craighit, Dumfries,
S2567.

William, Bishop of Lincoln, 29.
Sir William, Bt., 3739.
William, 1035.

William, 3759.

William, Ardoehrig, Kilbride,
S2567.

William, Bridge of Geuch,
S2320.

William, Glasgow, S2567.
William, Kilmawers, Finwick,
S2567.

William, Mains of Lowdon,
servant, S2567.

William, Warnockland, Fin-
wick, S2567.

William, Waterside, Car-
monoch, S2567.

Aid. William, Ir372.

— , P.C., 4198, 4334.

— , Dumfries, S2567.

— , Riccartoun Park, Linlith-
gow, S2567.

— , water-bailie, Glasgow, S2567.

Smithfield ;

goods sold at the fair, 863.
paved, 1167.

See Bartholomew Fair.

Smiths forbidden to work out-
side garrisons, Ir489.

Smithstown, Irl527.

Smitoun, Carsphairn, S2320.

Smoke prevention, patent for,
1679.

Smollett, James, S2796.

‘ Smuckellors ’ (smugglers), 3319.

Smugglers :
recruital of, S3287.
robbery by, Irl595.
of tobacco, 1398, Irl595.
of wool, 3863.

Smuggling :

on the Borders, 975.

Smuggling :
linen, Irl395.
from Scotland, 1110.
of spice, 3387.
of tin, 1174, 1665.
tobacco, 1385, 1505.
wool, 3847, 4252.

Smyrna, soap, 1680.

Snaffles, use of, forbidden, 1521.

Snavee :

alias Barry, James, Shanakiel,
Irl517.

alias Barry, John, Ballyhowra,
Irl466.

alias Barry, Robert, Gortna-
glough, Irl517.

See Barry, David.

Snelling, George, M.P., 2724.

Sneesing (snuff), Ir387.

Snow blocks up the main roads
(1693), 4114.

Soane, Soan, Francis, Ir864, 865.

Soanes, Peter, 4200.

Soap :

import of, forbidden, 1680,
SI 350.

factories, inspection of, 1649.
price of, 1668, 1680, 1758.
stamp for, 1649.
manufacture of :
commission for, 1788.
in private houses, forbidden,
1692.

regulations for, 1649, 1668,
1680.

in Western Counties, 1788.
stores, 1668.
trade, amount of, 1668.

Soaper, Maj. Thomas, 4043, 4092.

Soapers Society : 1649.

imported soap must be sold to,
1758.

resigns charter, 1759.

Soapmakers :

of Bristol and Bridgewater,
1788.

of London, privileges of and
regulations for, 1759.
of West of England, 1759.

Socage : 1565.

feudal tenures turned into,
2644.

forfeited lands to be held in,
Irl99.

holdings in chief by, declared
invalid, Ir320.

tenure of lands granted in,
Ir229.

Societies :

for erecting schools in the
Highlands, S3352.
for executing the laws anent
trade, S3278.

See also particular names.

Soffley, James, merchant, Wig-
ton, S2567.

Soft-lagan, Ballantree, S2567.

Soldiers :

accounts due by, S2862, 2888.
assignments on rents not to be
collected by, Ir284.
brewing by, forbidden, Irl345.
discharged :
conduct money, 840.
to return to their homes, 426,
1563, 1593, Ir337.
not to come to London for pay,
1493, 2671.

discipline of, 3576, 3815, 4073,
4096, 4147, Ir28, 84, 1551.
in Dublin :

to be arrested, Irll62.
credit to be given to, Irll33.
duelling forbidden to, Irll94.
in Dutch service to return,
S2287.

excesses of, 2243, 2710, 2828,
2858, 2864, 4092, Irll21.

Soldiers :

against extortion, &c., by,
Irl48, 443, 1010, 1053, 1108,
1365.

for foreign service, to assemble,
S1476.

Irish :

against desertion to England,
Ir36, 93, 364, 492.
to bo disarmed, 3927.
to return to their colours,
3927.

to join their commands, 322,
371, 1502, 1525, 1529, 2421,
3927.
lands of :

against forcible ejection from,
Ir633.

rents on, Ir630, 694, 706.
to be marched out of towns
during elections, 3945.
marriage of, without leave for-
bidden, S2949.

passes for, 849, 1563, 1894,

S2129, 3037, 3258.
petitions from, rules as to,
Ir993.

against purchase of goods from,
S2060.

to remain with their colours
on disembarkation, 1456.
to set out for Ireland, 394.
straggling, Irll64.
to be apprehended, 2513, 2602,
2793, S1976.
forbidden, Ir443 e.
vagabonds to be arrested for,
S2952.

vagrant, 818, 840, 849.
waste lands leased to, Ir557.
See also Maimed and Wounded
Soldiers, and under Army.

Soldiers of Fortune : 2638.
to leave London, 2649, 2673.

‘ Solemn Engagement ’ at London
in favour of the King (1647),
2716.

Solemn League and Covenant : 2483.
to be burnt, 3360, Ir646 a,

S2519.

in churches :

to be read every fast day and
hung up, 2598.
to be taken down, 3306.
petition in favour of, 2714.
prohibited, 2496, Ir391, 395,
S2236, 2612.

to be removed from the record,
3306.

to be taken, 2526, 2528,

SI 803.

taking of, by Commons, 2498.

Soles, 1694.

Solicitation of Lords of Council
and Session, S2422, 2480,
2901.

Some Conditions of H.M. Treaty on,
&c., burnt, 1807.

Somers, Summers, Islands (Ber-
mudas) : 1385, 1415.
government of, reverts to King,
1423.

tobacco from, 1268, 1505, 1516,
1629, 1769.

Somers, Sommers, John, 1st Baron,
Lord Chancellor, Lord Justice,
4155, 4156, 4159, 4195, 4196,
4200, 4202, 4203, 4206, 4208,
4225, 4227, 4229, 4231, 4233,
4234, 4238, 4251, 4252, 4254,
4255, 4305, 4370.

Somerset :

clubmen of, 2631.
pardon for, 2301.
petitions, 2000, 2181, 2812.
plundering in, 2631.
speech of Prince of Orange to
gentlemen of, 3898.

11525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
\ 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

644

Key to
Dates

Somerset

INDEX

Stale

Somerset :

Edward Seymour, K.G., Lord
Protector, 6th Earl of Hert-
ford, and 8th Duke of, 367,
382, S48.

accusations against, 373.
bills in favour of, scattered
through London, 374.
raised forces, 372.
proclamations by, 307 sqq.
reward for arrest of author of
bills in favour of, 374.
William Seymour, K.G., 1st
Marquis and 10th Earl of
Hertford, 7th Duke of: for
the arrest of Lady Arabella
and, 1113.

Charles Seymour, K.G., 11th
Duke of, 3764, 3933, 4305,
4316, 4334, 4370.

Henry, see Beaufort, Henry
Somerset, 1st Duke of.

Sir Charles, K.G., afterwards
6th Earl of Worcester, 12,
29.

tSomervele, — , of Vrats, S2463.
Somerwel, Somerwail :

David, prentice, Edinburgh,
S2567.

Hugh, Quodquhan, S2567.
James, Boat of Cardross, S2401.
Capt. Robert, S3084.

Thomas, Edinburgh, S2567.
Sophia, Princess, named in the
Liturgy, 4320.

Sorn, Mauchlin, S2567.

Sornbeg, Galstoun, S2567.
Soubise, Duke of, 1518.

Souchet, Charles Peter, 3872.
Sound, the :
quarantine :
on ships from, Irl604.
removal of, for ships from,
Irl615.

See also Baltic.

Sous :

currency of, S15, 57, 61.
clipped, not current, S54.
South, John, Irll85.

South Molton, 1824.

South Okendon church, collec-
tion for (fire), 3090.
Southampton :

lands of delinquents seized in,
2541.

petitions to Parliament, 2024,
2025.

staple of mines, 19.
thanks of county, 2746.
wages for, 576.

See also Hampshire.
Southampton :

Thomas Wriothesley, K.G., 2nd
Earl of, 367, 373, 374.

Henry Wriothesley, K.G.,
4th Earl of, rebellion of, 913.
Thomas Wriothesley, K.G., 5th
Earl of, 2198, 2237, 2251,
3289, 3323.

Southard, Francis, J.P., 4398.
Southcot, Southcote :

John, 1130.

Sir Popham, 1788.

Southesk :

Sir David Carnegie, 1st Baron
Carnegie, 1st Earl of, S1685.
Robert Carnegie, 3rd Earl of,
S2459, 2482, 2529, 2577, 2588,
2600, 2619, 2644, 2645, 2646,
2693.

Charles Carnegie, 4th Earl of,
S2733, 2746, 2756.

See also Carnegie.

South-field, Roxburgh, S2667.
i South-logiebrae, Linlithgow,
S2567.

:! Southwark :

collections for, 3632, 4898.

Southwark :
fair postponed, 1618,1730, 1750.
riots in, 1817.

Southwell, Scots Commissioners
at, 2654.

Southwell :

Edward, Secretary of State for
Ireland, Irl494, 1497, 1498,
1502, 1513, 1514, 1519.

See also under Secretaries, under
Ireland.

James, Irl483.

Sir Richard, M.P., P.C., 373,
374, 441.

Sir Robert, Clerk to the Privy
Council, 3538, 3581, 3608,
3674, 3677, 3682, 3993.

Sir Thomas, Bt., afterwards 1st
Baron, see under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Southwold :
collection for, 3253.
harbour, 1235.

Soutra, Sou try :
muster at, S643.

Berwick, S2567.

Sovereigns, suffrains :
coined, 252, 343.

Spanish, Ir629.
weight of, 104.

Sowerby, 3314.

Sowins beer, S1328.

Sows (iron), 1751.

Spain :

ally of O’Neill, Irl45.
ambassador of, message from
Parliament to, 1993.
against assisting rebels against,
3613.

bail required for ships sus-
pected of attacking, 589.
billeting troops returned from,
1502.

limit of time for captures from,
956.

coin of ( see under names ) :
currency of, 1129, Ir219 b, S19.
Embassy of, attack on, 1222.
Englishmen in service of, to
return, 1452.

enmity of, to England, 836.
followers of King of, not to be
insulted, 446.
goods seized by : 784.
to be restored, 655.
goods seized from, to be de-
clared, 657.
sale of, 665.

import of iron from, Ir980, 982.
influence of France over, 4321.
intercourse with : 612, 836,
923, Ir269.
restored (1573), 686.
invasion of Ireland from, 923.
invasion from, projected, S781,
803, 806, 813, 817.

Jesuit promises to, 837.
peace with, 15, 999, 1628, 3254,
3513, 4537.

reprisals against, 784.
and Raleigh, 1213.
ships of :

attacked by pirates, 573.
carraque secretly unloaded,
853.

put under protection, S31.
not to be taken, 956.
subjects of, to be protected
(1564), 589.
tobacco, 1505, 1629.
trade with, stopped, 1458.
traffic with, forbidden, Irl68,
S745.

treasure, 836.
treaty with, 619, 1014.
against furnishing victual,
arms, &c., to, 836, 894, 1463,
1506.

Spain :

war with, 4321, S1452.
projected war with France, 837.
war with United Provinces,
1010.

wine from, customs duty on,
Ir294, 295.

wool from, import of, 2104.

Spalding, John, S2880.

Spaniards :
to be arrested, 632.
fishing in North Sea to be pro-
tected, 580.

in Orkney and Shetland, S730.
victualled by North East mer-
chants, 1463.
rumour of landing, 439.
spoiled by Cobham, 597.

Spanish marriage of Charles I
broken off, 1374, S1402.

Spanish, ordinance in, 2532.

Spanish prizes, concealment of,
843.

Spanish Proclamation in English,
902.

Spanish reals, see Reals.

Spangles, manufacture of, 1712.

Sparks, John, 4200.

Sparrow, John, 3112.

Spate, Speat, S3 102.

Speake, George, to surrender,
3812.

Speaker :
letters of :

to corporations, 1964.
to Members of Parliament re-
specting adventure for rebel’s
lands, 2075.
to sheriffs, 1945, 2074.
speech of, 1864.

See also under Commons, and
Parliament.

Spectacle makers, grant of in-
corporation revoked, 1800.

Spectacles, import forbidden,
3400.

Speeliers, John, 3068.

Speiden, John, weaver, Fairnielie,
Selkirk, S2567.

Speke :

George, of White Lackingtone,
3828.

John, 3828.

Mary, 3828.

Spelan, William, Irl268.

Spelman, Clement, 3366.

Spence :

George, Fordel, S2401.

George, Mains, Lowdon, S2567.
William, Amsfield, Dumfries,
S2567.

Spencers, Despensers, banishment
of, 2186.

Spens, Sir James, 1242.

Speul, John, S3050.

Spice :

exempted from Navigation Act,
3374.

kinds of, imported, 3374.
regulations for mixture and
sale of, 1338.
smuggling of, 3387.

Spice cakes, restriction on use of,
1007.

Spicer, James, Wraes, Riccartoun,
S2567.

Spier, Speir:

John, officer, Overtoun, Tor-
bolton, S2567.

Thomas, Overtoun, Torbolton,
S2567.

William, Overtoun, Torbolton,
S2567.

— , St. Quivox, S2567.

Spies :

families of rebels act as, Trll55.
from Oxford, 2351, 2406.

Spike Island, co. Cork, Irl605.

Spiller, Sir Henry, M.P., 1663,
1679.

Spinners, pay of, 1728.

Spinola, Marquess, 1211.

‘Spirits’, 3737.

Spirits :

excise of, rouped, S2846.
importation of, forbidden,
S2485.

licences, Ir200, 323, 712, 772.
See also aquavitae, brandy, &c.

Spittle-land, Roxburgh, S2567.

Spittleside, Barnwell, S2567.

Splane, Maurice, Irl304.

Spoiling, Proclamation of Crom-
well against, 2796.

Sports , Declaration as to, 1210,
1662 a ; see also under Books
burnt.

Spot, William Murray of, S2538.

Spotswood, James Johnstoun of,
S2559.

Spottiswood, Sir Robert, Secretary
of State, SI 886.

Spratt, Gabriel, of Aish Priors,
3828.

Spreul :

James, apothecary, Paisly, Ren-
frewshire, S2567.

James, Uplaw, Renfrewshire
Covenanters, S2567.

Sprout, Thomas, Over-barchaple,
S2567.

Spruce beer, import permitted,
S2485.

Spur royal not current, S1308.

Spurstow, William, M.P., 2613 a.

Spurway, — , 3459.

Spynie :

Sir Alexander Lindsay, 1st
Baron, against resetting, S768.
Alexander Lindsay, 2nd Baron,
S1461.

George Lindsay, 3rd Baron,
S2114.

Squib, Arthur, 2802, 3002, 3013.

Squibs, use of, forbidden on riding
to Parliament, S3250.

See also Fireworks.

Stables :

not to be paved or sanded,
1391.

to be planked not paved, 141S.

Stack, Richard, Irl268.

Stackhouse, Capt. William, 2078,
2270.

Stacy :

Hannah, 3828.

Jeffery, 1822.

Sarah, 3828.

Staffordshire :
pardon to, 2394.
petition to Commons for Pu ri ta n
reform, 2137.

Stafford made a sanctuary town
(1542), 223.

Stafford :

Edward, 4092.

Sir Francis ; see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

Sir Humfrey, of Grafton, 29.
Thomas, 473.

Stage :

plays suppressed, 2789.
sitting on the, forbidden, 8583.

Stah, Irl537.

Stain, Cambusnethan, S2567.

Staines Bridge : 1027.
masters of, 1246.
repair of, 1246.

Stainyside, Kilbride, S2567.

Stair :

Sir John Dalrymple, q. v., 1st
Earl, 2nd Visot., S2943, 3253.
See also Dalrymple, Sir James,
1st Visct., of Stair.

Stale to be preserved for saltpetre
making, 1499.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 1550 376, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1398, Ir255 S1416. 16^ 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates j 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4-71, It 1413, S3190.

yol. n. 645 4 N

Stamford

INDEX

Stirling

Stamford :

Henry Grey, Baron Grey of
Groby, 1st Earl of, 2093, 2231,
2388, 2440.

Thomas Grey, 2nd Earl of, 3933,
4198, 4305, 4404.

Henry, for arrest of, 1590.

Capt. John, Ir260.

Stamp :

Martin, 3617.

Timothy, 3617.

Stamp :

on exported butter, 1696.
on imported hides, 4522, S1426,
3386.

for soap, 1649.

on smalt, patent for, 1072.

on deeds, 4137.

proclamations signed with a,
James I, 1400, 1401.
duties on deeds, 4137.

Standard of 1603 and 1601 coin,
Irl72.

Standard weights and measures,
see Weights and Measures.

Standers, Haddington, S2567.

Standhill, Thomas Turnbull of,
S2463.

Standish :

James, Ir555.

William, of Standish, 4035, 4037.
reward for arrest of, 4148.

Stanesby, Stansby, William, 3522,
3530.

Stanhope, Laird of, Sir William
Murray, S2538.

Sir David Murray, S3261.

Stanhope :

Sir John, Baron Stanhope of
Harrington, Master of the
Messengers and Public Run-
ners, 833, 928, 934, 971, 986,
989, 1178, Ir226.

Charles, K.B., 2nd Baron Stan-
hope of Harrington, 1364,
1468.

Sir Edward, LL.D., M.P., 813.
Philip, see Chesterfield, Philip
Stanhope, 2nd Earl of.

Staine-rig, Old Monklaad, S2567.

Stanley, Stainly :

Edward, 2240.

Sir George, Ir46.

George, 1872.

Col. James, Irl376, 1390.

John, 4137.

John, Busbie, Carmonoch,
S2567.

John, of Mallettstown, Louth,
Ir365.

Sir John, Bt., Irl631, 1632 ; see
also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Thomas, 3530.

Sir William, K.G., 29.

William, 2231.

William, highwayman, 3530.

— , 4035.

See also Derby, Earls of.

Stannaries, 1174.

Stannyan, Stanyan, Lawrence,
Ir864, 865, 874.

Stanwick, Northants, 1389.

Staple of Calais (1499), 37, 108,
303.

Staple moved to Dordrecht, 3072,
S2324.

Staple commodities, list of, S3174,
3216.

Staple merchants, privileges of,
366, 1197.

Staple of mines at Southampton
(1492), 19.

Staple of wool removable, 1197.

Staple ports :

Camphire, Campvere, S631,
1160, 2410, 2528, 2944.
monopoly of, 3174, 3216.

Staple ports :
in Low Countries, S631.
privilege of, S2528.
removed from Tervere, S2324.
trade of, limited to merchant
adventurers, 1802.

Staple towns :
in England, list of, 1197.
monopoly of, 3097.

Staple trade confined to Merchant
Adventurers, 1685.

Staples, Alexander, Ir704.

Stapleton, Stapilton, Sir Philip,
M.P., 2220, 2610, 2708.

Star Chamber: 329, 1011, 1033,
1134, 1156, 1184, 1216, 1248,
1265, 1279, 1282, 1283, 1332,
1334, 1340, 1359, 1388, 1389,
1391, 1400, 1415, 1418, 1420,
1505, 1512, 1513, 1515, 1531,
1542, 1586, 1588, 1613, 1625,
1629, 1634, 1643, 1652, 1653,
1665, 1668, 1671, 1677. 1680,
1682, 1687, 1692, 1694, 1752,
1794.

Commissioners of Subsidy to
appear in (1526), 102.
decrees of, 1678, 1857.
and dress, 1189.
in Ireland, 219 a ; see also Castle
Chamber, Court of.

Privy Council : 1713, 1722.
offenders to appear before,
1002.

recognizances discharged, 2932.

Starch :
factories :

inspection of, 1046.
regulations for, 1330.
import of :
allowed, 1089.
forbidden, 3317.
manufacture of : 1586.
from bran, 884.
prohibited, 884, 898, 1062,
1089, 1095.

regulations for, 1062, 1793.
manufacturers, register kept,
1046.

monopoly :

of manufacture, 1330, 1793.
of sale, 897, Ir290.
Proclamations concerning, de-
termined, 1096, 1279, 1330,
1586.

regulations for sale of, 1793.
sale of English, prohibited,
1095.

surveyor of, appointed, 1586.

See also Aimell.

Starclimakers’ Company :
incorporated, 1330, 1793.
late Corporation of, 1793.
reincorporated, 3317.

Stark :

John, elder, Balknock (Bank-
nock), S2401, 2567.

John, younger, Balknock (Bank-
nock, S2401, 2567.

John, Kilermont, Kilpatrick
Parish, S2567.

Robert, Mills of Forth,
S2401.

Thomas, Carstairs, Quothquan,
Lanarkshire, S2567.

State affairs :

above the reach of subjects,
1296.

books on, to be censored,
1383.

discussion of, forbidden, 3888,
Ir952.

meddling with, forbidden,
Ir824.

State, innovations not to be made
in (1626), 1474.

States General, see under United
Provinces.

Stationers’ Company, 1193, 1362.
orders as to imprints, 3693.
patent of Printer General ac-
quired by, Ir232.
petitions to Commons, 2026,
2360.

Register, result of entry in,
3553.

and universities, 1401, 1412.

Statue of King William defaced,
Irl593.

Staveley, William, highwayman,
3522.

Stayner, Capt. Richard, 2992.

Steedmont, James, Duntarvie,
Linlithgow, S2567.

Steel, Steele, Steil :

David, Cummerhead, Lesmaha-
go, S2567.

James, tenant to Carletoun,
Cumnock, S2567.

James, Dunheigh, Linlithgow,
S2567.

James, S2652.

John, smith, Boghil, Stirling-
shire Covenanters, S2567.
John (younger), Castlebroket,
Evandale, S2567.

John, Waterhead, Lesmahago,
S2567.

John, Wester-Moffat, Shots,
S2567.

Lawrence, 2995.

Ninian, Glengar, Dumfries,
S2567.

Robert, Stain, Cambusnethan,
Lanarkshire, S2567.

Thomas, Auchlochan, Lesma-
hago, S3567.

Thomas, Cultness, Cambus-
nethan, S2567.

Thomas, Martin, Berwick,
S2567.

William, Cane., Ir593.

See also under Lord Chancellors,
under Ireland.

William, coalier, Newhall,
Edinburgh, S2567.

William, Skellihill, Lesmahago,
S2567.

Steelets forbidden, 1184.

Steils-land-head, Linlithgow,
S2567.

Stelorgan, co. Dublin, Ir704.

Stenhop, see Stanhope.

Stenhouse :

Henry, murder of, 4476, S3326,
8361.

Laird of, Dumfries, S2567.

Stephens, Stevens :

Edward, 1360.

Sir John, Ir643.

Oliver, Irl322.

Richard, 2565.

Richard, Ir643.

Thomas, 1635.

William, 2930.

Stepney :
fire at, 1293.

petition to Commons concern-
ing charge of the Tower, 1928.
sailors of, 2452.

Stepny, Stepney :

George, Irl393.

John, Ir770, 772, 819, 884.
Lancelot, Ir819.

Steps from the street forbidden,
1285.

Sterling, John, for arrest of,
S2185.

Sterling, use of term prohibited
in Ireland, Irl87.

Stevenson, Stevinson, Lord, see
Sinclair.

Stevenson :

.Alexander, Irwin, S2567.
George, Auchinbathie, S2567.
Hugh, S2437.

Stevenson :

Hugh, Knockin-tibber, Kil-
mawers, S2567.

Humphrey, Balglass, or Kil-
learn, S2567.

James, Cowkecky, Fifeshire,
S2567.

James, Wright, Eastbarns,
Haddington, S2567.

J ohn, Cambregan-Dailey ,S2567.
Robert, Carnhill, Craigie, S2567.
William, Haddington, S2667.
William, Prestoun pans, Had-
dington, S2567.

— , shoemaker, East End of
Poogtoun, Renfrewshire
Covenanters, S2567.

Stevenston, Ayrshire, S2567.

Steward, Lord, to exclude papists
from Court, 3584.

Steward of the King, inhabitants
of the Isles to obey, S1159.

Stewart, Steuart :

Alexander, see Galloway, Earls
of.

Andrew, see Ochiltree, Baron.
Archibald, S2493.

Charles, S2408.

David, of Cultness, younger,
1,000 marks (Scots) reward
for arrest of, S2630.

George, of Tonderghie, S2253.
James, of Bothwellmuir, 5th
Earl of Arran, q.v., late Lord
Chancellor, for arrest of, S613.
James, afterwards Regent, Earl
of Mar and Moray, q.v., S78.
Sir James, of Kirkfield, Provost
of Edinburgh, S2004, 2012.
Sir James, of Bute, S2191.
James, S2493.

James, advocate, S2933.

Sir James, S3074.

James, see Galloway, Earl of.
Sir John, see Traquair, Earl of.
John, see Athol, Earl of.

John, S2333, 2352.

Col. John, of Sorbie, S3346.
Patrick, see Orkney, Earl of.

Sir Robert, 1094.

Robert, 3535.

Robert, see Tillicullry.

Thomas, of Lady well, S2861.
Sir William, Ir260; see also under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
Col. William, Irl376, 1390 ; see
also under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

William, against, S1339.
William, Baron of Exchequer,
S3314, 3346.

— , of Orkney, S2943.

See also Blackhall, Laird of,
Mountjoy, Stuart,

Stewarton :

Ayrshire, S2567.
kirk of, S2567.

Stews suppressed (1546), 288.

Stickins, co. Kildare, Irl612.

Stillie :

Alexander, Townhedd, Cum-
nock, S2567.

William, Cumnock, S2567.

Stillingfleet, Edward, D.D., as
Dean of St. Paul’s, 3647.

Stipends of clergy : 3237.
Commissioners for modifying,
S1091.

Stirlingshire : S2401, 2567.
regiment, S2725.

Stirling i

accord of, S391.
authors of treason of, banished,
S523.

capture of, 2949.
castle : S2306.
held by rebels, S24, 27.
convention at, S2.

Key to ) 152 5 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates \ 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190,

Stirling

INDEX

Style

Stirling :

correction house to be built,
S3 145.

Council removed to, S1670,
1671.

Courts removed to, S566, 568.
for order in the Court at, S162.
James VI remains at, S371.
march against, 513, 514, 515,
517, 518, 522.

march against Montrose at,
S1842.

musters at, S340, 384, 753, 771.
park, horses to be removed
from, S389.

Parliament adjourned to, S374,
1879.

registers and seals to be taken
to, S2070.

strangers to leave, S1672.
Stirling :

Sir Archibald, of Corden (Lord
of Session), S2191.

Sir George, of Ker, S1698.

Rev. John, S3334.

John, Langline, Lanarkshire
Covenanters, S2567.

Stitchel, Roxburgh, S2567.

Stiver (thirty) piece, value of,
3969.

Stobat-cote, Roxburgh, S2567.
Stobbs, Laird of, S2459.

Stobo :

John, Holmhead, Lesmaliago,
S2567.

Roberr, Draffin, Lesmahago,
S2567.

Stobs, Edinburgh, S2567.

Stobs, Roxburgh, S2567.

Stockale, co. Kilkenny, Irl440.
Stockbriggs, Lesmahago, S2567.
Stockdayle, Christopher, 654.
Stocking frames not to be ex-
ported, 3452, 3837.

Stockings :

import forbidden, S2498, 2650.
manufacture of, 3452.
sale of, prohibited, S2552.

Stocks to be erected, Ir478.
Stoddart :

James, Gallow- water, Edin-
burgh, S2567.

James, Shielie, Edinburgh,
S2567.

William, Tinnis, Selkirk, S2567.
— , Gallow-water, Edinburgh,
S2567.

Stolen cattle, against sale of,
Ir249, 264.

Stolen goods :

in late tumults (1688), S2755.
on the Borders, 1612.
receivers of, 1613, Irll60.
restoration of, S252, 2333.

Stone :

John, 3017, 3025, 3036.

John, Ir805, 806, 864, 865, 878,
1185, 1191.

Richard, Ir372.

Mr. Sergeant, 1873.

Stonehouse, Carluke, S2567.
Stonehouse, Devon, 1299.
Stonehouse, Larbor parish, Stir-
ling, S2567.

j Stoneing, Lieutenant John, 2078.
Stone-rig, fair of, Stirlingshire,
S2567.

Stopford, Capt., Ir558.

Stoppages :
for remounts, Irl338.
repaid, Irl341, 1342, 1343.
from sailors’ pay, 1472, 1786.
Stores:

commanding officers respon-
sible for, Irl054.
Commissioners of, and forfei-
.> tures, Irl273, 1282.
concealments of, Irl273, 1282.

Stores :

embezzlement of, 3333, 4123.
marks on, 4123.
masters and officers to be
present and take in, 1430.
naval :

not to be exported, 3456.
free import of, allowed, 3414.
marks of, 3370.
return of army, Irll82.
not to be sold, 1461.

Storie, Story :

Adam, Chesterhouse, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Andrew, Peperthill, Shots,
S2567. ’

Andrew, taylor, Bassindean,
Berwick, S2567.

James, 2704.

Samuel, 3828.

Thomas, Acre-know, Roxburgh,
S2567. ’

Thomas, Peperthill, Shots,
S2567.

Thomas, Walkinshaw, S2567.
Stories, lieighth of, 1285, 1248.
Storing of victual, against, S1561,
1655. ’

Stormont, David Murray, 5th
Visct., S2733.

Stot, David, Irongray, S2312.
Stourbridge Fair : 402.
stopped, 968, 1442, 1618, 1731,
1753, 3429, 3468.

Stow, Edinburgh, S2567.

Stow, Capt., 4173, Irl317.

Stowe, victory at, 2647 a.

Stowell :

Sir John, K.B., M.P., 2831.
property of, sold, 3010.
Strabrock, Linlithgow, S2567.
Stracey, Stracy, Henry, 1728,
1737.

Strade, Mayo, Ir809.

Stradling, Maj.-Gen. Sir Henry,
2759.

Strafford :

Sir Thomas Wentworth, K.G.,
Baron Raby, 1st Earl of:
against, 1836.
letter to King, 1842.
petition against, April 1641,
1842.

trial of, King’s speech, 1843.
William Wentworth, K.G., 2nd
Earl of ; see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Straiton, Ayrshire, S2567.

Straiton, Capt. Charles, S2718.
Stramiglo :

Bailie of, S2401.
resetting outed ministers in,
S2401.

Stramore, Irl527.

Strang :

Christopher, merchant, Paisly,
Renfrewshire Covenanters,
S2567.

James, Corshill, Kilbride,
S2567.

James, Lickprevik, Kilbride,
S2567.

Strangassie, Kirkcudbright, S2567.
Strangcleugh, Crawford, S2567.
Strange :

John, 2995.

Nathaniel, 3401.

Lord, see Derby, James, 16th
Earl of.

Strangers :

Act against, suspended, 183.
arrest of suspected, Ir881.
coming to London to be ex-
amined, 2297.

harbourers of, in Dublin (1641)
to be executed, Ir342 a.
to leave Dublin, Ir340 a.
to leave Falkland, S562.

Strangers :

to leave Oxford, 2491, 2524.
lodging of, in Edinburgh,
S1015. 8 ’

names to be sent in to captain
of main guard, S2087.
to be provided with a pass,
SI 828.

in Scots Parliament, S2230.
not to be transported, S232.
Stranraer, Wigton, S2567.
Straquhan, S2567.

Stratford :

Capt. Bennet, 2338.

Richard, Irl386.
Stratford-on-Avon, fire in, 1185.
Strathallan, William Drummond,
1st Visct., Lord Drummond
of Cromlix, S2693.
Strathmore, Patrick Lyon, 1st
Earl of, P.C., S2577, 2619,
2693, 2711, 2725, 2741, 2743,
2746, 2939, 2943, 3002.
Strathnaver, see Sutherland.
Stratton, Baron ; see Berkeley,
Lord.

Straven, Evandale, S2567.

Streets :

cleaning of : 3315.
rates to be made, 3561.
and lighting regulations, 3366.
in Westminster, 3275, 3561.
to be cleared of projecting
sheds, &c. , 1248.
of Edinburgh, regulations for,
S1173.
of London :
principal, 3488.
to be widened, 3491.
nuisances in, 3852.
quarrels in, all to assist in
stopping, S865.
repairs, 3366.

Streven, S2488.

Strickland :

Sir Thomas, M.P., 3885.

Walter, M.P., 3098.

Strode :

William, M.P., 1579, 1934, 1941,
2315, 2388, 2402, 2440, 2461.
William, of Streate (Street),
3828.

Col. William, M.P., 2301, 2691.
Stroger, John, 4200.

Strong :

Nicholas, Irl202.

William, Ir925.

Strong-gashel, Carsphairn, S2320.
Stroyen, George, Kirkowan, Wig-
ton, S2567.

Struthers :

Andrew, Skioch, Kilbride,

S2567.

James, Skioch, Kilbride, S2567.
John, Millhouse, Kilbride,

S2567.

John, Monigaff, S2567.

Stuart :

Royal family, use of titles for-
bidden, 3076.

Henry, see Darnley, Earl of.
James (James II), titles for-
bidden, 3076.

James (Pretender), enlistment
for, Irl633, 1636.
depositions as to birth of
Prince of Wales, S2743.
Alexander, Inglistoun, Edin-
burgh, S2567,

Alexander, S2861.

Alexander, of Innernahyle,
S2861.

Alexander, of Annat, S2861.

Sir Alexander, of Appin, S2829,
2861.

Alexander, New-meal-market,
S2567.

Anthony, Wigton, S2567.

Stuart :

Sir Archibald, Bt., of Blackball,
S2191, 2756.

Archibald, Causey-end, Wig-
ton, S2488, 2567.

Charles, of Ballechen, S2861.
Donald, of Auchicon, S2861.
Duncan, S2593, 2728.

Duncan, alias Shankie, S3129.
Esme, see Lennox, Duke of.
Gilbert, S3213.

Sir James (Lord Advocate),
S3135, 3267, 3273, 3288, 3295,
3297. ’

James, collection for Irish re-
fugees to be paid to, S1744.
James, appointed collector for
debt on Bridge of Inverness,
S2481.

James, Bathgate, Linlithgow,
S2567.

James, Wigton, S2488, 2567.
James, of Fasnaclioch, S2861.
John, of Ardshiel, S2861.

John, Cavers, Roxburgh, S2567.
John, Fiar of Fasnacloich,
S2861.

John, Goukthraple, now in
Carnbarns, Cambusnethan,
S2567.

John, in Kennished, in East-
wood parish, S2567.

John, Lowdenbyres, Lowdon,
S2567. ’

John, wadsetter, of Salichan,
S2861.

John, Shawood, Cumnock,
S2567.

John, Underbank, Lesmahago,
S2567.

Patrick, alias vie Domachie,
S2861.

Patrick, Inglistoun, Edinburgh,
S2567.

Patrick, Westertoun, Edin-
burgh, S2567.

Lieut. -col. Sir Robert, Allan-
bank, S3081.

Robert, S3084.

Robert, brother to Stuart of
Annat, S2861.

Rev. Robert, late minister at
Balquhither, S2861.

Thomas, Cultness, Dalserf,
S2567.

William, Crofts, S2567.

William, Larg, Wigton, S2567.

— , wadsetter, of Larg, Wigton,
S2567.

— , master to Hugh Love, Ren-
frewshire Covenanters, S2567.
See also Lennox; Moray, Earls
of ; Richmond, Dukes of ; and
Stewart.

Stubbe, John, 740.

Stubbers, Col. Peter, Ir551.
Students to leave Edinburgh,
S2495.

Stuffs :

containing gold and silver, im-
port of, forbidden, S2498.
names of, 1619, 1774, 1784.
price of figured, S2675.
prohibited :

power of entry for seizure of,
S2656.

sale of, S2552.

worn by women, S2565.

Style, Royal :

alteration of, in Prayer Book,
4418.

of Darnley and Mary, S124,125.
of England and Style of Scot-
land, S3332.

of Henry VIII, 219, 249.
of James I, King of Great
Britain, 1003, Irl75, S1053.
of Philip and Mary, 454.

I Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 100 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1041 1835, Ir837, SI 722.
Dates j 1050 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1060 3145, IrC08, S2167. 1075 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1089 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl41S, S3190.

647 4 N 2

Style

INDEX

Tailfer

Style, Sir Thomas, Bt., M.P.,
2745.

Subberton, 1131.

Subletting in London, 1049.

Submissions from those accused
of treason, S203.

Subscription of confessions of
treason not necessary, S2618.

Subscriptions :

for John Adair ordered, S2670.
for poor children invited, Ir515.
for Sir Thomas Middleton’s
army, 2577.

for Parliamentary forces, 2345.
for Western Association, 2414.
See also Collections, Briefs.

Subsidies :

accustomed, to be paid, 2025 a,
3262.

alien (1539), 178.
collectors of, to perfect their
accounts, 2064.
Commissioners of : 64.
accounts of, Ir803.
oath (1515), 71, 72.
continued by Proclamation,
Ir86.

from lands regranted to Roman
Catholics, Ir870.
payment in kind, Ir778, 782.
raising part of, Ir856.
remitted, 429.

on woollen cloth and draperies
enforced, 1017, 3262.

Subsidy books to be test of in-
come (1577), 717.

Subsistence money : Irl265.
increased, Irl267.
to refugees, Irl591.

Succession to Crown of Scotland,
S2509.

Suckling, Sir John, M.P., 1855.

Suffolk :

gentlemen of, to be in readi-
ness, 369.
civil war, 1982.
petition to Commons, 1973.

Suffolk :

Henry Grey, 7th Duke of,
routed, 444.

Thomas Howard, K.G., 9th Earl
of, 971, 1007, 1159, 1174,
1178, 1206, 1289.

Theophilus Howard, K.G., 10th
Earl of, 1575.

James Howard, K.B., 11th Earl
of, 3323.

See also Howard de Walden,
Lord.

Sugar, price of, 188, 228.

Suicide, attempted, of Col. John
Aleife, S2630.

Suit Rolls, Sheriff’s, S2575.

Suitors, rules for, 870, 1942.

Suits :

at Court in plague time, 967.
equity, for reasonable rent,
1288.

in parliament, S1886.
private, to the king, S1276.
postponed, S508.
promoters of, protected, 621.
for royal grants of offices, for-
feitures, &c., 1108.

Sulivan, Sullivan, Sullevane :
Cnogher More, Derrynitubrid,
Irl488.

Cornelius (Duff), Irl304.
Daniel, alias na Ruoge, Bally-
begg, Irl587.

Daniel, Irl466, 1488.

Daniel, Irl537.

Daniel, Glaungariff, Irl527.
Dermod Bane, Irl537.
DermodBane,Gortdrowmikery,
Irl5S7.

Dermod, alias Hurrigh, Crum-
hologh, Irl466.

Sulivan, Sullivan, Sullevane :
Dermod, alias Skillagh, or Skel-
tagh, Crumhologh, Irl304,
1466, 1488.

Donnogh McMortogh, Irl320.
Finine Mac Shane, Irl315,1320.
Fumine Mac Donogh, Irl304.
John, alias na Ruoge, Irl537.
John McDermod, Irl320.
Melcher, Irl488, 1537.

Melcher, Glaungariff, Irl527.
Melcher, Mac Tiege, Hospital,
Irl466.

Sarah, wife of Dermod, Irl488.
Thady Duffe, Kilcorny, Irl537.
Tiege, Bantry, Irl488.

Tiege Mac Shane, Irl304, 1315.

Sulliard, Sankey, Ir372.

Sumbajee, Rajah, 3833.

The Summary of Scripture, 122.

Summer, Thomas, Over-dalserf,
Dalserf, S2567.

Summerton, Thomas, 4200.

Summons to attend Parliament
disobeyed by certain Lords,
2172.

Summons, &c., raised to run in
due course on demise of
Crown, S3228.

Sumptuary Laws, S2675.

Sunday observance : 944, Ir261,
459, 589, S112, 213, 421, 1557,
1563.

fishing forbidden, S1014.
markets and fairs forbidden,
Ir219a, 261, S213.
sale of milk on, 2552, 3383.
sitting of Parliament, 1880.
sports allowed after service,
1210.

See also Lord’s Day observance.

Sundaywell, Dumfries, John
Kirkco of, S2185, 2312, 2320.

Sunderland : 1 180.

trade of London with, per-
mitted, 2545.

Sunderland, Charles, Spencer,
K.G., 4th Earl of, 2559, 3608,
3674, 3677, 3682, 3704, 3711,
3712, 3714, 3719, 3734, 3737,
3741, 3754, 3762, 3763, 3764,
3782, 3785, 3787, 3824, 4086,
4225, 4226, 4227, 4229, 4231,
4232, 4233, 4234, 4370, 4429.

Sundry reasons humbly tendred, tic.,
3313.

Superintendent General of
Victuals, Irl069.

The Supplication of Beggars, 122.

Supplications :

of Covenanters, S2462.
time for sending in, S1274.
forbidden, 974.

Supplies to rebels cut off, Ir489.

Supply :

Act of, S2623.
from annual rents, S2878.
Commissioners of, see under
Commissioners.

continuing collectors and clerks
of, 3308.

out of the land rent, S2967.
to be paid, S2768.

Supremacy :

Oath of, Justices of the Peace
to be punished for not taking,
Irl23.

Royal, 996, S2334.

Surgeon Apothecaries, see
Chirurgeons.

Surgeons to send names of
wounded men to Privy
Council, 1590.

Surinam, Ir822.

Surplices used for bandages for
soldiers (London), 2573.

Surrender :

of charters voided, 3881.

Surrender of tithes :

Commission for, S1600, 1615.

Surrendered cavaliers, orders for,
2659.

Surrey :

insurrection in, 2802.
petition to Parliament for
treaty with Charles I, 2761.

Surrey, Earl of, see Norfolk, Duke
of.

Survey :

of Exchequer, 1609.
of foundations in London, 3477.

Surveyor General : 3549.
of Customs, S2780.
of ships : S2419.
not to grant passes, S2487.

Surveyor :
of coal, 1180, 1397.
of ironworks, 1751.
of the reel for winding, 1728.
of starch appointed, 1586.
of woods, 1073.
of works, 3322.

Suspect persons :

not to bring lawsuits, S1942.
removed from Dublin, Irll75.
to be secured, S2790.
not to travel, Ir91, S2105.

Sussex :

pardon for, 2296.
petitions to Parliament, 1994,
2769.

Sussex :

Sir Thomas Radclyffe, Lord
Fitzwalter, K.G., 10th Earl
of, 645, 646, Ir29.

See also under Lord Lieutenants,
under Ireland.

Sir Henry Radclyffe, K.G., 11th
Earl, 747, Ir46.

Sir Robert Radclyffe, K.G., 12th
Earl, 934, 941.

Thomas Savile, Visct. Savile,
14th Earl of, 2170, 2198,
2237, 2589, 2591.

Thomas Lennard, Lord Dacre,
16th Earl of, 3918, 3921, 3933.

Sutherland, Southerland :

George Gordon, 15th Earl of,
S2733, 2743, 2746, 2756, 2762,
2841, 2844, 2933, .2939, 2943,
2996, 3002, 3006, 3135.

John Gordon, K.T., 16th Earl
of, S3288.

Hugh, nephew to Major-Gen.

Sutherland, S3084.

James, see Duffus, Lord, 2148.
Ensign Robert, S3084.

William, shoemaker, Falkirk,
Stirlingshire Covenanters,
S2567.

William, nephew to Maj.-Gen.

Sutherland, S3084.

Maj.-Gen. S3084.

Sutlers :

a Dutch word, 829.
arrangements for passes, Irl221,
licenses for, Irl213.
not to pay high rates of
carriage, Irl220.
protection of, Irl204.
to obey excisemen, Irl210.
not to seize shops, S2076.

Suttling houses established,
Irlll3.

Sutton, Nicholas, of Tipper, Ir365.

Sutton’s Hospital built, 1167.

Swan, John, Broompark, Les-
mahago, S2567.

Swans, orders for, 601, 778.

Swan-shiel, Roxburgh, S2567.

Swearing :

against, 2554, 2882, SI 883.
penalties of profane, 2902.

See also Profanity.

Sweden :

against dollars from, SI 185.

Sweden :

against enlistment for, S1465.
sea-briefs from, S158.
competition of, in casting
ordnance, 1708.
recruiters for, S1207, 1208.
wars of, Irish rebels sent to
serve in, S1149.

Sweeny, Sweny, Swiney :

Daniel, Amphroybuy, Irl517.
Miles, Ir461, 815.

Murrough Mac Erwan, Irl304.
Teige, Irl304.

Sweeting :

Lieutenant John, 2078.

Mrs., 1668.

Swidding, Derby, Irl304.

S win bridge, 1824.

Swine, ringing of, 1170, Ir539.
Swine Abbey, S2728.

Swinton, Swintone, Swintoun:
Rev. Alexander, of Mersington,
S2851, 2933.

John, S2933.

Sir John, of Swintoun, S2094,
2113, 2162, 3113, 3205.
Switzerland to arbitrate between
England and Holland, 3055.
Swords, co. Dublin :
an armed assembly at, Ir358.
Sunday markets in, Ir261.
Swords :

value of, Irl343, 1357.
not to be worn by footmen, &c.,
3261, S3249.

Sydenham, Col. William, M.P.,
3098.

Sydney, Lord, see under Lord
Lieutenants, under Ireland.
See Sidney.

Sydrig, Bothwell, S2567.

Syler, Edmund, S2095, 2104,

2120.

Sym, Nicholl, S324.

Sytncock, Syncocke :

Thomas, 1261.

patent for printing on one side
of paper only, 2026.

Syme :

Alexander, Alasbridge, S2567.
John, Sharock, S2567.

Symer, Brathnes, S2401.
Symmes, Thomas, 1872.

Symonds, — , (Popish Plot), 3663.
Symonton, Ayrshire, S2567.
Symonton :

Thomas, Buckholm, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Thomas, Selkirk, S2567.
William, Butts, Ochiltree,
S2567.

Synods :

Fife, S1104, 1114.

Galway forbidden, Ir447,

Perth, S1102, 1112.
prohibited : S2221.

Synge, George, see Cloyne, Bishop
of.

Syon House, 583.

Taaff, Taaffe :

Theobald, 2nd Viscount, after-
wards 1st Earl of Carlingford,
Ir349.

defeated, 2736.

Tack of Customs, S676.

Tacket, James, Brimletoun,
Hamilton, S2567.

Taffeta ribbons, S2376.

Taffetas, tufted, 1774.

Tail-end, Linlithgow, S2567.
Tailfer :

Alexander, smith, Riccartoun,
Linlithgow, S2567.

George, Elderstoun-shiels, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

John, weaver, Lesmahago,
Lanarkshire, S2567.

Key -ro 1 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 1600 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates J 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 167 6 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762, 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

648

Tailfer

INDEX

Testons

Tailfer :

Patrick, Hassendean, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Tailor, James, Roxburgh, S2567.

Tailors :

charges of, 515.

lined for using foreign cloth,
S2721.

Tait :

John, tailor, Barmaclellan,
Kirkcudbright, S2567.
Robert, Hagburn, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Robert, Hungburn, Roxburgh,
S2667.

Thomas, Flash, Berwick,
S2567.

Tala-lin, armed assembly at,
S2532.

Talbot, Talbott :

Buno, see under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Sir John, Irl54.

John, Ir358.

Sir John, M.P., 3535.

Matthew, of Kilgobban, Ir365.
Peter, (R.C.) Archbishop of
Dublin, Ir844, 850.

Richard, see Tyrconnell, Earl of.
Sir Robert, Bt., Ir388, 406, 411,
412, 417, 419, 420, 421, 423,
427, 428.

William, highwayman, 3530.
Sir William, Bt.,Irl 052 ; see also
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

See also Shrewsbury, Earls of.

Tale-tellers, 350, 358.

See also Rumours, Seditious
Rumours.

Tallis, Thomas, Ir372.

Tallow :

export prohibited, 175, 339,
Irl7, S180, 1116, 1430.
sale of, forbidden at Oxford,
1690.

See also Candles.

Tally office returned to West-
minster, 3447.

Tanderegee (Armagh), Ir853.

Tangiers :

customs at, 3369.
made a free port, 3369.
privileges accorded to mer-
chants trading there, 3606.

Tanistry :

Commission to convert lands
held in, Irl86.

Commission for surrendering
lands in, continued (1609),
Irl96.

See also Tenures.

Tankerville, Forde Grey, 3rd
Baron Grey of Werke, q. v.,
afterwards 1st Earl of, 3933.

Tanner :

Anne, 3828.

John, of Box, 4206.

Mary, 3828.

Thomas, 4206.

Tanners from Durham, Hexham,
Chester-le-Street, and Mor-
peth, S1340.

Tanning :
of hides, Ir498.

introduction of English me-
thods to Scotland, S1340.
instructions for, S1340.
for the new, S1528.

Tanno, Andrew, Melrose, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Tantallon Castle, siege of,
S446.

Tapp, Onesiphorus, 2990.

Tapsters :

licences to be taken out by,
S3059, 3128, 3146.
regulations for, S1321, 2486.

Tarbat, Ross and Cromarty,
S3245.

Tarbat, Tar bet :

Sir George Mackenzie, 1st Vis-
count, afterwards 1st Earl of
Cromarty, S2646, 2647, 2670,
2693, 2711, 2715, 2741, 2743,
2746, 2933, 2939, 2943, 2964,
2965, 2966, 2967, 2968, 2970,
2972, 2974, 2976, 2977, 3002,
3045, 3048, 3050, 3051, 3054,
3135, 3227.

John Mackenzie, Master of,
afterwards 2nd Earl of Cro-
marty, S2733.

Tarbet, Dumbartonshire : S2401.
pardon to commoners in, S2676.

Tarbet, Lieut, of, S2566. <

Tarbet shire, S2566.

Tarbran, William, Stonrawer
(Stranraer), Wigton, S2567.

Tarbrax, Dumbarton, S2567.

Taringhame, S78.

Tarmonbarry, Irl485.

Tarshaw, Barnwell, S2567.

Tarver, J., Baron of Exchequer,
S3347.

Tasker, Ensign Ralph, 2078.

Taskig, Dermot an, Irl304.

Tate :

Sir John, 3858.

Zouch, M.P., 2622.

Tavenireagh, Irl336.

Tavenirin, Irl336.

Taverns :

closing of, at night, 2641, 3261.
disorderly meetings in, 3261.
multitude of, complained of,
1663.

Tawney, Col. Henry, 4258.

Taxation :

by Committee of Estates, SI 720.
of ecclesiastical property ,S2290,
enforcing the, S1617.
extraordinary, of 30s., S1358.
of £40,000, payment of, S449,
636.

of 1633 forgiven, S2382.
of 40s. on every pound-land,
S2284.
illegal, 1844.

on lands of old extent, S1357.
method of assessment, S2284.
in Moray, S1367.
of 1617, payment of, S1286,
1324.

Rolls of Prelacies, S1365.
of sixteenth penny, S1593.
of tenth penny, SI 749.
of twentieth penny, S1649.

Taxes :
on coal :
doubled, S1604.
by King’s Party, 2345.
for rebuilding St. Paul's, 3647.
for shipbuilding, &c., 2989.
on English cloth, S2251.
for College of Justice, S1595.
on corn and flour (1645), Ir426,
431.

paid to determine quality of
dress permitted, 515.
illegal, farmers of, 1873.
on import and export of goods,
Ir301.

impost, now, continued, 3232.
impost masters, Ir382.
land-tax : Irl056.
collection of, S1088.
not paid, Irl041, S883,
for protection of coal and salt
manufactures, S2279.

Tayleure, William, 2890, 3016.

Taylor :

James, weaver, Borrowstoun-
ness, S2567.

Jeremy, see Down and Connor,
Bishop of.

Taylor :

John, 2437.

John, of Oxford, 4405,

Ralph, 3759.

Robert, Darnley, Renfrewshire
Covenanters, S2567.

Thomas, Ir819, 820, 864, 865.
Timothy, 1637.

— ,Largo, FifeshireCovenanters,
S2567.

Tea, excise on, 3743.

Teachers :

fines for keeping unlicensed,
or chaplains, S2542.

Justices of Peace to report on,
Ir595.

laws enforced against un-
licensed, S2406.
to be licensed by the diocesan,
S2233.

See also Schoolmasters, &c.
Teignmouth, plundered by
French, collection for, 4055.
Teinds : S1485.
annuities of : SI 635.
for payment of, S2714.
before the Restoration, dis-
charged, S2382.

appointment of subcommis-
sioners, SI 462.
armed assemblies, S714.
buyers :

to meet Commissioners, S1487,
1490.

and sellers to appear before
Council, S1477, 1499.
and sellers, safe conduct for,
S1494.

and sellers, submissions of,
S1516.

sellers of Edinburgh, S1489.
commission anent, S1447, 1450,
1459.

Commissioners of : S1506, 1507,
1513, 1516, 1542.
meeting of, S1537.

Declaration of, S1438, 1447 a.
anent leading of, S802, 1552,
1570, 1580, 1599.
levying annuities of, S1635.
due to ministers, &c., count as
first claims on debtors, S2145.
submissions for, published,
S1536.

tacks of, to be produced, S3021.
titles to be exhibited, S1542.
unlawful assemblies for lead-
ing, S690.

valuation of, S1501, 1506, 1510,
1524, 1529, 2326.

Tellier, John, 3828.

Tempest, Col., 4035, 4037.
Templand-burn, Torboltoun,
S2567.

Temple, Barscob, Dumbarton,
S2567.

Temple :

James, M.P., regicide, 3224.

Sir John, M.P., Master of the
Rolls (Ireland^, 2085, Ir592.
See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Sir Peter, M.P., 2nd Bt., 2432.
Capt. Peter, M.P., regicide,
2376, 3224.

Thomas, D.D., Battersea, 2479.
Templequoan, Irl336.

Templeton, Templetoun :

Fergus, for arrest of, S2996.
George, Dustoun, Auchinleck,
S2567.

James, Torboltoun, S2567.

John, Threpwood, Lesmahago,
S2567.

Tenant-rights on the Borders
forbidden, 1288.

Tenants :

of forfeited lands, S790.

Tenants :

improvements of, protected,
Irl80.

payment of :

rents to rebels (King) for-
bidden, 2481.

troopers to be deducted from
rent, S2029.

of rebels, promised reduction
of rents to, S1698, 1699.
well affected, S1995.

Tenby agreement to serve the
King, 2471.

Tench, John, Ir385.

Tenements to be discouraged,
1420.

Teneriffe, 3420.

Tennant :

James, Letham, Edinburgh,
2567.

John, Cumnock, S2567.
Tennison, Thomas, Archbishop of
Canterbury, 3393 ; see also
under Canterbury.
Tent-keepers to leave Court, 1431.
Tenth penny, inbringing of,
S1749.

Tentors, 824.

Tenures :

Commission :

to convert lands held in
tanistry, Irl86.
for surrendering lands in
continued tanistry (1609),
Irl96.

of lands granted in socage,
Ir229.

knights’ turned into free and
common socage, 2644.
proceeds of, exchanged for
excise, 3276.

See also Titles.

Terentius, Fr., see Imola.

Term :

adjourned on account of :
plague, 246, 272, 279, 280, 336,
376, 393, 525, 1434, 1449,
1453, 1727, 1732, 1733, 2490,
2819, 2825, Irl38, 625.
Coronation, 4316.

Restoration, 3185.
business, suspended, Irl205.
proposed Proclamation for
adjournment of, forbidden
to be sealed, 2139.

Terouanne, 68.

Terrell, Thomas, M.P., 2432.
Terreran, Dumfries, S2567.
Terrill, Herbert, Irl95 a.

Terry, Peter, 3828.

Tervere, staple port moved from,
S2324.

Teshmaker, William, 4425.
TesimondjTesmond, Oswald, 1028.
Test :

abolished, 3843, S2711.
enforced, S2513, 2515, 2538,
2542, 2556, 2567, 2622.
forms for, S2661.
explained, S2517.
for officers, Ir921.
for Justices of Peace, Ir922.
questions :
to Jesuits, 785.
for Priests, 839.

Testimonials from Kirk sessions
required of strangers, S1969.
Testons :
base, 326, 344.
marks on, 531.
called in, 326, 355, 407.
coined (12d.), 252.
currency of: 536, 541.
base, in Ireland, Ir40.

French, S15.
harp, Ir44.

decrying, forbidden (1556), 471.
‘portcullis’ : Ir41.

| 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416.
1 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, lr855, S2398. 108 9 3942, Irl009, S2762.

16411835, Ir3S7, SI 722.
1700 4271, D-1413, S3190.

649

Key to
Dates

Testons

INDEX

Timber

Testons :

to be bullion only, Ir44.
use of, allowed to May 1, 1549,
344.

value of (1549), 855.
valued and marked, 531.

Tetuan : 1562.
prisoners in, 1377.

Teviotdale : S2401.
plague in, S1851.

Tewkesbury, 3881.

Thacker, Robert, 1635.

Thame, Viscount, see Berkshire,
Earl of.

Thames :

dredging the river for ballast,
1736.

preservation of fish in, 1027.
quarantine stations, 4492.
jurisdiction of Watermen’s
Company on, 3547.
embargo on shipping in,
2374.

See also Staines.

Thanet :

Sir John Tufton, 2nd Earl of,
2198.

Thomas Tufton, 6th Earl of,
3918, 3933.

Thankertoun, Coulter, S2567.

Thanks :

to Committees of Parliament at
York and Hull, 2131.
to Scotland by Parliament,
2180.

Thanksgiving :

Annual :

for delivery from Gowrie Plot,
S976.

for discovery of rebellion,
Ir373.

29 May, 3305.

for Restoration, S2206, 3222.
for expected birth of a prince,
3855.

for birth of Prince of Wales,
S2715.

for birth of a prince, 3866.
for birth of a princess, S1651.
for capture of Dartmouth,
2640 a.

Day of : 2439, 2604, 2652, 2658,
2663, 2663a, 2736, 2760,2774,
2788, 2854, 2855, 2873, 2875,
2903, 2911, 2949, 2986, 2987,
3184, 3196, 3953, 4049, 4072,
4132, 4143, 4240, 4394, 4409,
4412, 4417, 4456, 4461, 4471,
4491, Ir479, 582, 586, 607,
740, 768, 928, 956, 961, 986,
991, 1165, 1226, 1240, 1270,
1299, 1311, 1319, 1347, 1479,
1510, 1522, 1530, 1531, 1535,
1559, 1562, 1568, 1578, 1628,
S2238, 2550, 2702, 2808, 2887,
2896, 2927, 2940, 2951, 2987,
3027, 3060, 3134, 3186, 3271,
3300, 3345, 3350, 3362, 3369,
3379, 3387.

on anniversary of Dunbar and
Worcester ordered (1657),
3085.

in Edinburgh, S947.
for peace, 4525.

postponed, 4526.
for naval victory, 3467.
for defeat of Monmouth,
S2639.

for discovery of assassination
plot, 4183.

general, for delivery from
Gowry plot, S952.
for Parliamentary successes,
2646.
for peace :
and rain, 3037.
with Scotland, 1882.
for stay of plague, 1470.

Thanksgiving :

for relief of Lyme, 2574.
for return of Prince Charles
from Spain, S1402.
for taking of Limerick, Ir484.
for taking of Namur, 4159.
for victory : 2647 a, 4337, S44,
2298.

of Blenheim, 4375.
over Dutch, S2281.
of Lattoque, 4108.
over Monmouth’s Rebellion,
3806.

at Nantwich, 2527.
naval, 2996, 3005, 3421.
of Worcester, Ir483.

Thatch forbidden in Dublin,
Ir816.

Thaxted, 3881.

Theatres :

admission to, 3588.

Duke of York’s, 3536.
for order in the, 3536, 3588.
payment of seats in, 3536.
Royal, 3536.

See also Players, Stage, &c.
Theft :

enforcing laws against, S2209.
from Protestants to be met by
baronies, Ir460a.
suppression of, S2234.
by Tories, kindred responsible
for, Ir493.

Thele, Berks., 1453.

Thetford, 3881.

Thiel, Don., Irl304.

Thieves :

Border : 1202, 1716, S302, 303,
304, 306, 307, 362, 365, 440,
487, 946, 998.

harbourers of, to be im-
prisoned, 1612.
to be sent to Virginia, 1202.
in Edinburgh, S2682.
Highland, S1560.
resett of, S35.

may be stopped in any parish
they pass through, S2234.
Thimbleton, Walter, 3828.
Thirds of benefices :
revocal of :
gifts from, S400, 588.
pensions from, S393.

Thirsk, collection for, 3314.
Thistle crown of gold, 1005.
Thom, Robert, Little Govan,
S2567.

Thomas, John, 1035.

Thomaston, Kirkoswald, S2567.
Tliomastown, Irl440.
Thomlinson, Col. Sir Matthew,
Ir593. See also Tomlinson.
Thomond, oppression in, Irl28.
Tliomond :

Donogh O’Brien, 4th Earl of,
Irl78.

Henry O’Brien, 7th Earl of,
IrllOO.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Thompson :

Francis, 1284.

Col. George, M.P., 2724.

John, pirate, 341.

John, S2113.

Maurice, 2357, 2478.

Ensign Robert, 2078.

Sir Thomas, S2114.

Captain William, 2078.
William, merchant, 3041.
William, Receiver - General,
S1783.

William, conspirator, 3744,
3828, S2548.

Thomson :

Adam, Madingil, Douglas,
S2567.

Alexander, Crawford, S2567.

Thomson :

Alexander, Walker, Largs,
S2567.

Andrew, Kilbride, S2567.

Arthur, Linlithgow, S2567.

Gabriel, Haremire, Kilbride,
S2567.

George, Overgrimat, Straitoun,
S2567.

James, Ardrie-muir, New
Monkland, S2567.

James, Bonningtoun, Edin-
burgh, S2567.

James, chapman, traveller, Sel-
kirk, S2567.

James (elder), Elphinstoun,
Haddington, S2567.

James, Harestocks, S2567.

James, Thankertoun, Coulter,
S2567.

Jean, Bridge of Orr, S2567.

John, Ardrie-muir, New Monk-
land, S2567.

John, Auchingray, New Monk-
land, S2567.

John, Dovehill, S2567.

John, Dundas, Linlithgow,
S2567.

John, Fawfield, S2401.

John, Foulpaple, Loudon,
S2567.

John, Gartqueen, New Monk-
land, S2567.

John, Mabinshaw, Roxburgh,
S2567.

John, Mosscastle, Crawford,
S2567.

John, Path-head, S2567.

John, Penchrist, Selkirk,S2567.

John (son), Selkirk, S2567.

John, collection for redemption
of, S3257.

Joseph, Douglas, S2567.

William, Cleirand, Kilbride,
S2567.

William, Drummore, Kirk-
michael, S2567.

William, Procurator, Lanark,
S2567.

William, schoolmaster, Grange,
S2567.

William, Stonehouse, Stirling-
shire Covenanters, S2567.

William, tailor, Queensferry,
Linlithgow, S2567.

Rev. William, S2840.

— , Gallowhill, Carmonoch,
S2567.

Thomsons, — , Haremire, Kil-
bride, S2567.

Thorn, Kilbride, S2567.

Thorneburghe, William a, 5.

Thornes :

Daniell, 1284.

Francis, 2240.

Thornton, Thorneton :

David, of Oldsteds, 4035, 4037.

John, Davids-town, Linlithgow,
S2567.

Thomas, 3314.

Thorntoun, Kilbride, S2567.

Thorold, Sir Robert, 4043.

Thorowgood, Capt. Thomas, 2992.

Thorp, George, 2437.

Thread :

gold :

import of, forbidden, S1208,
2498.

monopoly of, 1208.

and silver :

commissions for, revoked,
1311.

commissioners for manufac-
ture of, 1258.
duty on imported, 1008.
import of, prohibited, 1208,
S2498.

sale of : 1258.

Thread :

sale of, forbidden, 1332.
to be sealed, 1208, 1712.

Threcal, Lieut. Isaac, S3084.

‘ Three Brethren ’ Crown jewels,
2174.

The ‘ Three Earls ’ (George, Earl
of Huntly ; William, Earl of
Angus ; Francis, Earl of
Enroll) : S747, 757, 758.
pardon of, cancelled, S764.

Tliree-gilder pieces, weight and
value of, 4373.

Three-rigs, Dumfries, S2567.

Threlfall, Edmund, of The Ashes,
4037.

Threpland, David, Peil, now in
Filshilmill, Kilbride, S2567.

Threpwood, Galstoun, S2567.

Threpwood, Lesmahago, S2567.

Thrillcott, Robert, 1822.

Throckmorton, Sir William,
Knight Marshall, 3294.

Throsk, Stirling, S2567.

Through Posts, orders for, 985.

Thrusting in a fray, 171.

Thunder, see Mullain.

Thurloe, John, M.P., Secretary of
State, 2997, 3098.

Thursday, Proclamation to be
read in churches on, S3083.

Thurso, Proclamation from, S2037.

Thurston, J., Irl246, 1255.

Thwaytes, Sir Thomas, 8 a.

Thyn, Thynne :

Frederick, 3783.

John, 2802.

Sir Thomas, see Weymouth, Sir
ThomasThynne, 1st Viscount.

Tibbermello, S27.

Ticliborn, Tichborne, Tichburn,
Tichbourne, Titchborne :

Sir Henry, 2057, Ir637, 640,
765.

See also under Lord Justices,
under Ireland.

Robert, 1281.

Aid. Sir Robert, regicide, 2078,
2459, 2995, 3224, S2085.

Tidcomb, Lieut. -Gen. John,
Irl376, 1390.

Tide waiters, 1709.

Tiffin, Col. Zachary, Irl376,
1390.

Tiggens, William, Forde, 3828.

Tilbury Camp, prices at, 803.

Tildesley :

Ralph, 4035, 4037.

Thomas, of Mairs Cough, 4035,
4037.

Tiliry, Kinross-shire, S2567.

Tiliry-Meikle, Kinross-shire,
S2567.

Till, Capt. Hugh, 3735.

Tillage :

encouragement of, 637, Ir462 a,
1093, 1232.

of forfeited lands, Irll97.
land, commission for licensing
concession to pasture of,
1231.

Statute of, 418.

Tillicultry, Robert Stewart, Lord
(of Session), S3267.

Tilliwhally, Kinross-shire, S2567.

Tillotson, John, Archbishop of
Canterbury, 3647, 4086.

Timber :

on church lands, Irl97.
on disputed lands, Ir624.
export of, forbidden, S1142.
not to be felled, Ir468.
used in glass-making, 1164.
growing, free from purveyors,
1033.

regulations for preservation of,
1073.

scarcity of, 1011.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates j 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

65 Q

Timber

INDEX

Trade

Timber :

shipbuilding, scarce, 514.
shipping, care of, 1589.
to be sold only in open market,
S107.

supports forbidden, 1420.

Tin:

assay of, 1174.
black, 1174.

import of, forbidden, 1828.
melters (1492), 19.
mines discovered in Barbary,
1823.

monopoly of, surrendered, 955,
1169.

pocket, 1174.
regulations for :
casting of, 1666, 1794.
shipping of, 1665, 1794.
stamping of, 1665, 1794.
sale of unstamped, forbidden,
1174, 1665.

sealing of, 1174, 1665.
smuggling of, 1174, 1665.
white, 1174.

Tindal, North and South, 1202.
Tindergarth, S2488.

Tinleoch, Dumfries, S2567.
Tinninghame, Haddington, S2567.
Tinnis, Selkirk, S2567.

Tintagel, Tintegal, 3881.

Tinto, John, Edinburgh. S2567.
Tipper, Robert, 1608, 1609.

See also Typper.

Tipperary : Ir815.
outlaws in, Irl304, 1322, 1370,
1485, 1493.

Tipping, Thomas, 3879.

Tirrill, Tyrell, Sir John, Mayor
of Dublin, Irl69.

Tithes :

arbitration settlement (1535),
148.

commissioners for receipt of,
S2848.

oontinued, 3102.

enforced, 3116, S2353.

list of things subject to, Ir254.

London, temporary award 2s. 9d.

in the pound (1534), 140.
payment of : Irll44, S99.

to lawful incumbents, 2422.
in royal forests, 3277.
appropriation of sequestered,
2899.

for 1628, temporary arrange-
ment for, S1498.

See also Teinds.

Title :

, of Henry VII, confirmed by
Bull, 3, 35.

of James VI to English throne,
S1027.

Titles :

limit of inquiry into, put at
60 years, Ir288.

to public lands to be produced,
S2134, 2143.

to Teinds,? to be exhibited,
S1542.

validity of patents for defective,
Ir329.

See also Tenures, Defective Titles.
Titus, T., 3927.

Titwood, Meikle-govan, S2567.
Tiveleny, Irl537.

Tiverton taken by storm (1645),
2632.

Tobacco :
abuses of, 1769.
cargo of, wrecked, Irl473.
Caribee Islands, 1629, 1769.
Channel Islands, 1629.

Colonial :

agents for, appointed under
Great Seal, 1398.
to be landed only in London,
1385.

Tobacco :

compounding with offenders
respecting, 1800.

Customs on :
amount of, 2516, 2538.
increased, S2515, 2516.
entry of, at Customs, 1263.
excess in use of : number of
retailers restricted, licenses
for selling, 1661, 1671.
export forbidden, 1769.
fine for unlicensed selling,
SI 608, 1611.

foreign : import or use of, pro-
hibited, 1385.
to be garbled, 1263.
growth of :
in Colonies, 1385.
in England, forbidden, 1268,
1516, 1677, 1769, 3293.
in Ireland, regulations re-
specting, Ir907.
import :

forbidden, 1398, 1415, 1629,
Ir324, S1249, 1376.
restrictions on, 1283.
forbidden except by licence
under Great Seal, 1516.
impost on, Ir387, S2375.
to be landed at London or
Dublin, 1398, 1677.
licenses :

affirmed, 1671, 1798.
still necessary for retailing,
1808.

to become a royal monopoly,
1423, 1769.

not to be planted in England,
1268.

regulations for, 1516.
rolls of, prescribed, Ir326.
sale of, provisionally allowed,
S1379.

sealing of, 1283, 1609, Ir326.
secret sale of, forbidden, S1611.
sellers :

licensed, S1605, 1608, 1611.
not to sell alcoholic drink,
1661.

unlicensed selling of, forbidden,
SI 640.

smugglers: Irl595.
of foreign, tried in Star
Chamber, shipmasters re-
sponsible for, 1398.
not to be sold except to the
Commissioners, 1516.
sowing of, forbidden, 3293.
Spanish : 1629.
forbidden, 1769.
smuggled into England, 1505.
toleration of a limited
quantity, 1505.
stocks of, to be sealed, 1283.
made a royal monopoly, 1769.
use of : 1268.
forbidden, 1398, 1416.

See Brazil.

Tobacco Pipe :

clay, see Fullers’ Earth,
makers :

grant of incorporation revoked,
1800.

monopoly of, confirmed, 1282.
of Westminster, seven years’
apprenticeship enforced,
1257.

import forbidden, 1257.
Tobacconists :
licensed, SI 605.
against unlicensed, S1608, 1690.
Tod :

George, weaver, Tuminghame,
Haddington, S2667.

James, merchant chapman,
now in Lanark, S2567.
Margaret, Clachan, S2567.
Toddrigg, George, S845.

Todshaugh, S2401.

Tofeghay, Kilkenny, Irl304.
Tofts, Lord (Sir Alexander
Belshes, Lord of Session),
SI 989. "

Toganagh, see O’Connor Teige.
Toghy, Dennis, Irl304.

Tokens :

copper issue of, Ir657.
counterfeit, 1717.
farthing :
exchange, Ir242.
forbidden, 1717.

See Farthing tokens,
forbidden, 1173, 1 717,3573, 3605.
halfpenny, Irl279.
issue of, prohibited, Ir842.

See also Copper Coin.

Toleration withdrawn, 3514.

Toll, Thomas, M.P., 2645.

Toller, John, Irl268.

Tollercrik, S8.

Tolls :

concerning payment of, Ir833.
return of, to be made, Ir833.
Tomes, Cork, Irl304.

Tomkins, Capt. Thomas, pirate,
972.

Tomlinson :

Col. Matthew, see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

See also Thomlinson.

Thomas, 3314.

Tom-shiel-burn, Roxburgh, S2567.
Tonaghneere, Irl537.

Tongland, Kirkcudbright, S2567.
Tongland, parish, Kirkcudbright,
S2667.

Tonnage and Poundage :

Bill, Speaker’s speech, 1864,
2478, 2600 a, 3232, 3775.
Proclamation for payment of,
1881, 1902, 1965, 2061, 2101.
Ordinance of Parliament for
payment of, 2061.

Tonques, Gilbert, Ir376, 383.
Tooke, James, 2636.

Torboltoun, Ayrshire, S2567.
Toreraik, Edinburgh, S2567.
Torfoot, Evandale, S2567.

Torliil, Renfrew, S2567.

Tories :

in arms, quarter refused to,
Ir545, 559.

Baronies responsible for thefts
of, Ir460 a.
in Cavan, Irl304.
to join Clanrickard’s army,
Ir463.

in Galway Co., Irl268, 1485.
in Kerry, Irl440.
in Kilkenny, Irl304, 1440,

1485.

in King’s Co., Irl485.
enforcing laws against, Irl482.
in Leitrim, Irl268, 1304.
in Limerick, Irl485, 1493.
lists of, Ir626, 655, 763, 1322,
1336, 1370, 1466, 1488.
in Louth, Irl304, 1493.
in Mayo, Irl304, 1440.
in Meath, Irl493, 1517.
no mercy to be shown to,
Ir579.

murders by, Ir545, 553, 559.
pardoned for all crimes but
murder, Ir626.
in Portmorris, Irl517.
presented, see Lists of.
Proclamations :
against, enforced, Ir970.
of grace to, Ir584.
in Queen’s Co., Irl304.
relations :

arrest of, and parish priests of,
Ir902, 1292.

responsible for their robberies,
Ir443 a, 443 d, 493.

Tories :

IVL arrest or, lro7I,
618, 794, 808, 809, 847, 853,
859, 860, 872, 927, 929, 959,
963, 1304, 1322.
in Roscommon, Irl268, 1304.
1485. ’

sheep-killing by, Irl549.
sheriffs to raise the county
against, S859, 860.
summary trial of, Ir545, 559.
in Tipperary, Irl304, 1485,

in Tyrone, Irl485, 1517.
watches to be set against, 902.
in Waterford, Irl485.
in Wexford, Irl440, I486,
in Wicklow, Irl440, 1485, 1517
Torrence, Michael, Habtoun,
Lowdon, S2667.

Torrington, victory at, 2646.
Torture not to be used against
witches, S2226.

Torwood, Conventicle, S2401
2409, 2493. ’

Torwood Head, Stirlingshire,
S2567.

Tory Island, Irl605.

Totness, Sir George Carew, q.v.,
Baron Carew of Clopton, 1st
Earl of, Master of Ordnance.
1515. ’

Tottle, Richard, patent for law
printing, 2026.

Totty, John, assault on, Ir904.
Touch, Stirling, S2567.

Touch, Alexander Seten of, S2538.
Toute :

John, 1824.

Tobie, 1824.

William, 1824.

Tovee, Darby, Killibeg, Irl537.
Towartbush, Cambusnethan,
S2567.

Towcester, The Talbot Inn, 2509.
Tower pound discontinued, 105.
Townely :

Charles, 4035, 4037.

Richard, of Townely, 4035,
4037.

Townhead, Cumnock, S2567.
Town-head, Dalmellington, S2567.
Townhead, Ochiltree, S2567.
Townlands, see Burghlands.
Townshend, Townesend, Towns-
end :

Sir Horatio, Bt., 1st Viscount,
3323.

Charles, 2nd Viscount, 4370.
Sir John, M.P., 1229.

Samuel, of Ilminster, 3828.
Thomas, 282.

Towse, Colonel Alderman John,
1986, 2078, 2556, 2592.

Tracing containing gold and
silver, import of, forbidden,
S2498.

Trade :

with Angola, 1641, 3791.
with Austria and Burgundy
stopped (1493), 23.
balance of, 1157, 3309.
in Baltic Sea : 1333, 1597.
quarantine on, Irl596, 1619,
SI 06.

in naval supplies, 3414.
with Barbadoes, 2677.
with Bermuda, 2677.
with Blythe, 2545.
with Bonny, 1641.
with Canary Islands, 3505.
West of England, cloth, 1223.
communication of : S3118,316S,
3175, 3180, 8190.
commission for, S3168, 3175,
8180.

quotas of burghs, towards com-
munication of, S3168, 8175.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 100 0 904, Irl65, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1041 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates \ 105 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1075 3606, Ir865, S2398. 1089 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl418, SS190.

651

Trade

INDEX

Treaties

Trade :

Committee of Privy Council for,
2567, S2498.

Council of, Proclamations, S2721,
2722, 2723, 2724, 3289, 3291.
decay of, 1842, 1988.
private, of East India Company
servants, forbidden, 1536.
embargo on, 2867.
encouragement of, 433 a.
to England in corn, Ir800.
with England stopped (Plague),
S2282, 2291.

equality of, in the three king-
doms, 1644.
with France :

stopped, 3071, 3988, 4009,
111 173,

made high treason, Irl297.
foreign :

restraints removed, Ir781.

See that title.
with Guinea, 3791.
with Hamburg, 3741.

Hereford petition to Commons,
2104.

in India forbidden, 3731, 3790.
interlopers in, 1200.
with Ireland :

forbidden, 3726, 4013, S2323.
restrictions on, SI 251.
ports for Irish, 1583, 1670.
ivory, 3791.
of London :

allowed free passage by King,
2318

forbidden, 2455, 2902.
with Sunderland permitted,
2545.

with Low Countries, cessation
of, 594, 1458.

with Maximilian stopped (1487),
7 b.

with Mediterranean, passes for,
3628.

with Newfoundland, 2677, 4454.
with Portugal, 513.
to foreign ports, permitted in
war, 3456.
prices :

combinations of cordwainers
to raise prices, SI 343.
illegal combination to raise
prices, Irl244 ; see also under
names of goods,
of commodities, Irll02, 1104.
Proclamations by Commis-
sioners for the communica-
tion of, S3 168, 3175, 3180,
3192.

protected by the army, 2808.
regulation of, a royal preroga-
tive, S2503.

restricted again to Merchant
Adventurers, 3380.
Rotterdam, S2528, 2944.
with Scotland, 1110.
silk, regulations for, 1645, 1784.
society for executing the law
anent, S3278.
with Spain, stopped, 1458.
with Tripoli, passes for, 3628.
Virginia, free of customs, 2677.
wine, see under Wines,
wool : Irll77.

protection of, 3848, 3849, 3850,
3851.

regulations for, 1197.

See under Wool trade.

See Africa, America, Barba-
does, Binny, Bonny, Canary
Islands.

Traders :

commissions for pardoning,
who have not been appren-
tices, 1242.

encouragement to Scots, 1644.
unfree, S3118, 3175, 3181.

Traders :

wool, to join Merchant Adven-
turers, 1602, 1685.

Trades :

in Aberdeen, S2142.
at Canterbury (1594), 868.
in Cardigan, 875.
closed to non-members of com-
panies in London, 1741.
in Hull (1540), 654.
in Yorkshire (1593), 862.
Tradesmen :

English, encouraged to settle at
Dublin, Ir480.

incorporation of all, and arti-
ficers, 1741.

time for entry prolonged, 1756.
Trading burgesses only to be
magistrates or commis-
sioners, S1454.

Traffic :

between England and Scotland,
SI 188.

with freebooters forbidden, 668.
near Parliament, 4268.
with Spain forbidden, 168, 745.
Trafficking papists, enforcing
laws against, S890, 899.

Trail :

Robert, for arrest of, S2185.
Rev. Robert, sometime chaplain
to Scotstarvet, S2312.
son of, S2312.

Trails :

James, East-barns, Hadding-
ton, S2567.

Patrick, East-barns, Hadding-
ton, S2567.

Trained bands :

Parliament forbids assembly of
at king’s order, 2140.
forbidden to assemble without
warrant under Great Seal,
2150.

See Bands, Trained.

Traitorous correspondence, 4386,
Irl569, S2065.

See also Correspondence.
Traitors :

against, abroad, 751.
for apprehending, S2630.
Committee of Parliament de-
clared, 2440.

creditors of, not to suffer, S2810.
goods of, to be brought in, Irl43.
Sir John Hotliam proclaimed.
2086.

Montrose declared, S1781.
nobles refusing to sign covenant
proclaimed, S1809.
armed opponents of William
declared, 3977.
proclaimed : 466.
persons, by the King, protected
by Parliament, 2231.
persons not to be, without due
process of law, 2090.
against supplying, S312.
Tranent, Haddington, S2567.
Trannel, forbidden, 1687.
Translations to bear translator’s
name, 176.

Translators of Bible may have
heretical versions of scripture
(1530), 122.

Transplantable persons to be
arrested, Ir596.

Transplantation, transplanted :
for arresting all liable to, Ir563.
to Connaught, Ir596.

Irish papists from Dublin,
Wicklow, Wexford, Kildare,
and Carlow ordered, Ir531.
lands, claims for, Ir875, 885.
persons :

claims of, Ir867, 868, 883.
to return to their new lands,
Ir667.

Transplantation, transplanted :
Irish, return into Queen’s Co.,
Ii272.

not to return, Ir551.
Transport :

price paid for (1688), 3871.
regulations, Irl326.
Transportation :

of broken men, forbidden, S1612.
of families to Ireland, forbid-
den, S2132.

of family of rebels, S2016.
fraudulent, 3737.
illegal :

forbidden, S3223.
penalty for, S3209.
of passengers forbidden, Irl012.
-of vagabonds, 971, Ir265.
of vagrant women and children,
Ir520.

See also Kidnapping, Spirits.
Trant, Patrick, 3761.

Traprain, Haddington, S2567.
Traquair :

Sir John Stewart, 1st Baron
Stewart, 1st Earl of, S1685.
proclamation by, S1657.

John Stewart, 2nd Earl of,
S2039.

William Stewart, 3rd Earl of,
S2711, 2741, 2743, 2746.
Traquir, Dairy, S2320.

Travel :

abjuration of Apologetical Decla-
ration made a pass for, S2577.
forbidden for Irishmen, Ir499,
1012.

freedom of :
from Ireland, 1834.
licences to, 1037, 1606, 1626,
S1714, 1716, 2110, 2129, 2914,
2995, 3258.
passengers :

lists of, to be given up, S3150.
lists of, to be sent to Privy
Council, S2914.
names of, given in to Secretary
of State, 3665.

passes given to all in protection,
Ir493.

passes, see that title.
restraint on : 755, 1043, Irl012,
S90, 288, 299, 404, 663, 1823,
2026, 3031.

to England, Irll4, S1046,
1108, 1175, 1195, 1243, 1335.
to France, S2972, 3071.
in the Highlands, S2718.
from Ireland, S2202.
to Ireland, S1963.
ships, see that title.

Travellers :

allowed to take £4 in coin out of
kingdom, 421.

allowed to take only £60 Scots
in coin out of the kingdom,
S3268.

arriving, examination of, S1260,
3150.

arriving from Campvere to be
certified, S1234.
forbidden to carry firearms,
Ir661.

foreign, in England, not sub-
ject to regulations for
recusants, 3665.
provisions for entertainment of,
in licensed ale houses, Ir293.
Travers :

John, Ir46.

William, Ir358.

Trawlers, regulations for, 1694.
Trawl-nets :

prohibited, 1694.
illegal, 1633.

Treason :

accusations of, must be prose-
cuted, 1992.

Treason :

signing Covenant, proposed to
be made, S1675.

Act for attainder of those
indicted of, who do not
surrender, Ir68.
under the Commonwealth,
2847.

declaration concerning Mini-
sters attainted of, S1078.
High :

to counterfeit Seal of Parlia-
liament, 2923.

murder in Ireland declared,
Ir526.

obeying ordinances of Parlia-
ment, 2404.

plots against the Protector,
3077.

of Jesuits, 837.

National Covenant made,
S2612.

not to renounce the Covenant,
S1683.

rebels to compound for, S670.
of priests, 837, 1093.
submissions from those accused
of, S203.

subscription of confessions of,
not necessary, S2618.
supply of food and ammunition
to rebels, 1963.

those indicted of, to surrender,
Ir72.

Trials for : S2610, 2618.

citations in, S2610.
writing against Government,
that it is tyrannical or
usurped, made, 2847.

Treasonable :
associations, S2879.
communications, S664, 677,

695.

correspondence, 3753, S725,
804, 833, 890, 1611.

See also Correspondence,
pamphlets, S2493.

Treasure of Spain, 836.

Treasurers :

of money collected to be re-
ported to Parliament, 2368.
of the revenue, payments by, to
be authorized by three Com-
missioners, Ir467.

Treasury :

Commissioners of the : 2982,
3783, Irl056, S2371.
sanction Proclamation, 1881.
Lords of, Proclamations by,
S2969, 2978, 3094, 3210.
receipts for loans, IrllOl.
robbed, Irl524.

Secretary of the, IrllOl.

Treaties :

with Algiers, 3620.
with Austria, 37.
of Breda, 3500.

with Charles I (1648), 2790,
2791, 2797, 2800, 2803, 2805.
of Limerick, Commissioners for
claims under, Irl335, 1338.
of Madrid, 3513.
for peace, Commissioners will
not enter into a, Ir491.
of peace, fast day for, ordered
by Charles I, 2596.
personal, 2771, 2811.
with Portugal, continuance of,
3263.

against Protestants, secret, S280.
of Ryswick, 4233, 4326.
with Spain, 619, 1014.
of Utrecht, 4523, 4537.
of Uxbridge, 2596.
reasons for failure of, 2609.
of Westminster, 3603.
of Union :

with Scotland, 4417.

Key to
Dates

1525 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.

1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 1700 4271, Irl413, S3190.

652

Treaties

INDEX

Ulster

Treaties :

burnt in the West of Scotland,
S3306.

Treby, Sir George, C.J.C.P.,
4086, 4114.

Tredagh, 2067.

Tree stumps, patent for digging
up, 1094.

Trees marked by royal officers,
1073.

Tregony, Cornwall, 3881.

Tregose, John, 780.

Trelawney, — , highwayman,
4054.

Tremayne :

Nicholas, 466.

Richard, 466.

Trenchard, Sir John, Secretary of
State : 3828, 4086.
to surrender, 3812.

Trent, Council of, S280.

Trent, William, S2332.

Trespass on royal domains, 388.

Tresrie, William, 879.

Treswell, Sir Daniel, Bt., M.P.,
Ir765.

Trevor :

Sir Edward, Ir260 ; see under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
Sir John, M.P., Secretary of
State, 3049, 3623, 3553, 3560,
3567, 3568.

Sir John, M.P., Speaker, 3927,
3993.

Col. Marcus, afterwards 1st
Viscount Dungannon, Ir643.
See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Si rThomas, C. J. C. P. , afterwards
1st Baron Trevor, 4316, 4334.
— , Jacobite, 4173, Irl317.

Trials :

accused persons to surrender,
S352.

Commissioners for, S666.
maximum delay of, S3209.
of the three Earls, S757, 758.
treason, S2610, 2618.
for troubles at St. Andrews,
S666.

summary, of Tories, Ir545,
559.

Triennial Parliaments, 3020, 3131,
S1886.

Trigg, William, 4206.

Trim, co. Meath : Irl537.
impost at, Ir386.

Trimleston, Trymleston :

Patrick Barnewall, 4th Baron,
901 a, Ir46.

Robert Barnewall, 7th Baron,
Irl69.

Trinity, pictures of, to be re-
moved from churches, 1886.

Trinity House : 2302, 3227.
fund for maimed seamen and
widows, 1786.

Masters of, 3566.

Trinity Term adjourned, 2426.

Triphon, John, collection for,
978.

Tripoli :

passes for trade with, 3628.
peace with, 3377.

Tripp :

John, Shipham, 3828.

— , highwayman, 3522.

Trobulvill, Sir John, 29.

Trohope, Hector, S195.

Tron weight, 20 oz. troy to a tron
pound, S2524.

Troops :

list of, brought over by William
Prince of Orange, S2742.
raised in disturbances at
Worcester, 2792.
supply of corn and forage to,
S2522.

Troops :

victualling of, in London (1549),
367.

waste of crops by, S21.

Trory, Dennis, Ir963.

Trostan, Dairy, Kirkcudbright,
S2320, 2567.

Trotter, Robert, SI 762.

Trouden, S2567.

Trow, Robert, 1169.

Trowses to be cut short, Ir252.
Troy weight: S3114.
bread sold by, 797.
for bread abandoned, 1785.
use of, 797.

Truce :

with Austria, 112.
on Border, S639.
with Emperor and France
(1529), 116.

with France, 97, 116, 4509,
4519.

with France and Austria (1528),

112.

limited (1528), 112.
for two months, S276.

Trugh, Irl517.

Trumbull, Sir William, M.P.,
Secretary of State, 4198.
Truro, 3881.

Trust to be cried down on the
march of the troops, 4439.
Trustees :

for the Act of Settlement and
Explanation, Ir862.
of estates of excepted persons,
S2114.

Tuam :

John Maxwell, afterwards
Bishop of Ross, of Killala,
and Archbishop of, S1536.
Randolph Barlow, Archbishop
of, see under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

William Daniel, Archbishop of,
see under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

John Vesey, Archbishop of ;
see under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Tubrid, alias Leary :

Daniel, Tullagh, Irl488.

Peter, Shanacrane, Irl485,1493.
Tuchet, James, see Castlehaven,
James Tuchet, 3rd Earl of.
Tucker :

Bartholomew, 1824.

John, Shepton Mallet, 3828.
Reginald, Long Sutton, 3828.
Richard, Bishops Hull, 3828.
Captain William, 2078.

Tuiran, parish of, S2567.

Tullagh Barony, Ir868, 1440,
1488.

Tulleophelim, Tullow : Theobald
Butler, 1st Viscount Butler
of, Irl78.

Tullibardine :

William Murray, 2nd Earl of,
1255.

Sir Patrick Murray, 3rd Earl
of, S1685.

Tullycrimni, Kerry, Irl320.
Tulzies, Tulyeis :

in the precincts of Council,
S1035.

near the king’s person, S932.
Tumult :

in Edinburgh :
anent, S847.
forbidden, S2960.
for staying, S2751, 2753, 2754,
2755, 2761.

enforcing Acts against, S3280.
at Glasgow, S1090.
in the Parliament-close, S3305.
in Scotland, King Charles I’s
view of, 1795.

Tumult :

in universities, S2993.
in the verge of Court, S1035.
Tumultuous :

assemblies, 320, 2762, S1668.
petitions, against, 3703.

Tunis : 1562.

against furnishing arms to
pirates of, 1356.
passes for trade with, 3628.
peace with, 3377.
prisoners in, 1377.

Tunnel net forbidden, 1687.
Tunnock, Tunoch :

John, Wellflat, Torbolton,
S2567.

William, West-struther, Ber-
wick, S2567.

Turberville, see Trobulvill.

Turbot, 1694.

Turf, price of (Dublin, 1614),
Ir213.

Turine, John, S2963, 2971.
Turkish captives, collection for,
3537.

Turnbul, Turnbull :

Adam, Hawthornside, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Andrew, farmer, Bridge-end,
Melrose, S2567.

Andrew, Woollie-mill, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

George, Berwick, S2567.

George, Elderstoun-shiels, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Hector, Paxtoun, Berwick,
S2567.

James, Newtoun, Roxburgh,
S2567.

James, Swansheil, Roxburgh,
S2567.

John, candlemaker, Hawick,
Roxburgh, S2567.

John, Cavers, Roxburgh, S2567.
Robert, Ashlieburn, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Thomas, of Standhill, S2463.
Thomas, Ashlieburn, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Thomas, Know, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Thomas, Nether-ancrum, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Thomas, Repertslaw, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Thomas, called Captain, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Walter, of Bewlie, S2463, 2567.
William, Bewlie, Roxburgh,
S2567.

William, merchant, Hawick,
S2567.

— , Roxburgh, S2567.

— , S2451.

Turner, Turnor :

Sir Edmond, 3469.

Rev. Francis, D.D., 3647.

See also Ely, Francis Turner,
Bishop of.

James, Auchingibbet, S2567.
James, Stow, Edinburgh, S2567.
John, Roxburgh, S2567.

Captain Richard, 2078.

Richard, sen., 2459.

Richard, jun., 2459.

Richard, Lilias-leaf-mill, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Lieutenant Samuel, 2078.
William, LL.D., 3041.

Sir William, M.P., 3826, 3993.

— , murder of, 1121.

Tumors, Tumours:
against, S1614.
cried down, S1709.
cried up again, S1710.
counterfeit, S2213.

Turton :

John, M.P., 3759.

Turton :

Sir Joseph, 4045, 4114.

Philip, 3759.

Tuskard, Irl605.

Tutbury fair postponed, 1729.
Tutbury, Minstrels’ Court at,
1729.

Tutchin, John, editor of The
Observator, arrest of, 4369.
Twedaill, Harrie, S1340.
Tweeddale, John Hay, 2nd Earl
and 1st Marquis of, S2577,
2588, 2644, 2645, 2646, 2933,
2943, 3135.

See also Yester.

Tweedyside, Carluke, S2567.
Twentieth penny, taxation of,
S1549.

Twestleton, Twistleton:

John, 2745.

Sir Philip, S2172.

Twinham, Kirkcudbright, S2567.
Twohogige, Irl517.

Twomy :

Denis, Macromp, Irl517.
Donogh, Ballyvorny, Irl517.
John, Shanakiel, Irl517.

Tyce, Richard, 1822.

Tygh, Alderman, Ir558.

Tyler, Tylere :

John, collection for, 1277.
Susan, 3828.

Wat, rebellion of, cited, 2186.
Sir William (Thomas), 29.
Tyndale, pardon for reivers in,
534.

Tyndall, Stafford, 3366.
Tynemouth, magazines at, 2401.
Typing, import forbidden, S2498.
Typper, Robert, 1564, 1565.

See also Tipper.

Tyrconnell, inhabitants not to be
disturbed, Irl90.

Tyrconnel, Tyrconnell :

Roderick O'Donnell, 1st Earl of :
flight of, 1051, Irl90.
lands taken into the king's
hands, Irl91.

Richard Talbot, 3rd Earl, 1st
Duke of, see under Chief
Governors, under Ireland.
Tyringham, Sir Arthur, see under
Privy Council, under Ireland.
Tyrone :

inhabitants of, not to be dis-
turbed, Irl90.

outlaws in, Irl370, 1485, 1517.
plantation, Ir248, 277.

Tyrone, Hugh O’Neill, 3rd Earl
of: 913, Irl69, S887, 973.
against aiding, S800.
rebellion of, S880.
religion of, 1051.
reward for death of, Irl65.
pardoned and restored, 954.
commission of martial law con-
tinued to, Irl78.
flight of, 1051, Irl90.
lands of, in King’s hands, Irl91.
religion of, 1051.

See also O’Neill ; Power, Richard,
Lord ; and under Privy Coun-
cil, under Ireland.

Tyrrill's Town, Irl202.

Uddart, Martin, S195.

Udell, John, S2332.

Uddington, Bothwell, S2567.
Ulster King at Arms, Ir935.
Ulster, Province of :

Commissioners for settling and
securing, Ir516.

boats in, to be given up, Ir506.
Catholics, declaration of, Ir461.
colonization of, by Scotsmen,
S1144.

communication with, IrlOlS.

Ket to | 1625 95, SI. 165 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, IrS37, S1722.
Dates $1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S21 67. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S8190.

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Ulster

INDEX

Vernon

Ulster, Province of :

Confederate Catholics offer
terms to, Ir453.

ecclesiastical revenues in, Ir254.
export of corn from, forbidden,
Ir852, 1327.

fishermen invited to Dublin,
Ir482.

Irish to depart from, Ir224.
natives not to be expelled at
present (1624), Ir248.
men, protection granted to,
Ir448.

offer from Sir Thomas Smith
to those willing to settle in,
Ir73.

price of 1,000 acres in, 2001.
projected march on, Irl033.
protections in, annulled, Ir371.
refugees from, to leave Leinster,
Irl071.

scarcity of grain in, Irl327.
Scots :

army in, Ir400.
to go to, 1909, Ir241.
settlement, 1109, Ir73.
success of outbreak in (1641),
Ir345.

See also under Ireland.

Umphray :

Christopher, merchant, Doug-
las, S2667.

John, merchant, Lanark, S2567.

Unarmed assemblies :
notice to be given, S2632.

Underbank, Lesmahago, Lanark-
shire, S2567.

Undertakers :

British, to go to Ireland, 1109.
grants to, renewed, Ir277.
to plant Ulster with English
and inland Scots, Ir224.
to reside in Ireland, Ir311.
for Ulster estates, Ir205.

Underwood, Captain William,
2078.

Undresses, S2565.

Unemployed to be engaged in the
herring fishery, 8235.

Unfree-traders, compositions for,
S3118.

Uniformity Act, Ireland, enforced,
Irl84, 677, 708.

Uniformity of worship, for, 982,
Irl82.

Uniforms of officers enforced,
Irl331.

Union of Scotland and England :
under Commonwealth, 2956,
S2091, 2111.

elections to Parliament, 2963.
under Anne :
coinage under the, S3310.
commissioners to treat for a,
S3241, 3242.
debated, S2778.

Privy Council order continued
after, 3313.
treaty of, S3312, 4417.
burning of treaty of, in West
of Scotland, S3806.
riots, S3305, 3306.
thanksgiving for, Irl535.

Union, proposed, of England and
Scotland, to be completed by
Parliament, 949.
meeting of Commissioners for :
1001.

prorogued, 1006.

‘Union of Hearts and Affections’,
3211.

Union flag restricted to Navy,
1674.

Union Jack, 3599, 4138, 4341,
4423.

Union Parliament, constitution
of, 4420.

Unite of gold coined, 1005, 1119.

United Provinces :
claim of George Carew, Sir
William Courteen,and others,
against, 3716.

Declaration against, Ir822.
discharge of English and Scot-
tish soldiers by, 1593.
English in service of, to return,
3861.

import of their commodities
forbidden, 3413.
peace with, 3502, 3590, 3603,
S2115.

quarantine against, S2123.
refugees in, to return to
England, 3565.

recruiting for, forbidden,
S2703.

States General :
affront to ambassador of,
3644.

discharge of English auxilia-
ries, 1593.

against recruiting for, S2703.
war with : 2974, 3408, 3558,
S2278.

reasons for, Ir822.
between Spain and, 1010.
Universities :

Commissioners for visiting and
regulating the, S2095, 2104,
2120.

funds of, 1016.

Oath of Allegiance imposed,
S2233, 2883.

physick gardens of, 3293.
printers of, 1412.
petitions for reform of, 1984,
1994, 2042, 2043, 2066.
students of :

not to be enlisted for foreign
service, S1472.

passing from one to another,
S2350.

for support of the, S2124.
tumults in, forbidden, S2993.
Unlawful assemblies : 353, 362,
363, 459, 817, 845, 873, 874,
899, 1344, 1896, Ir627, 692,
955, 1004, S382, 839, 841,
1693, 2186.

in arms forbidden, 3134.
conventicles proclaimed, 3278.
at Edinburgh, S382.
forbidden, S714.
in leading of teinds, S714.
teinds, S690.
in the Fens, 3304.
in Meath, Irl592.
pardon for, 356, 361.
prohibited, 4198.
punishable even if only pro-
jected, S1201.
at Swords, Ir358.
trained bands assembled at
King’s orders to be dispersed
by sheriffs as, 2140.
at Tala-lin, S2532.
at trial of the Three Earls,
S757, 758.

See Armed Assemblies, Teinds,
&c.

Unthank :

Lady, elder, S2401.

Lady, younger, S2401.

Up de Beake, Rev. Philip,
3068.

Uplaw Moor, Renfrew, S2567.
Upton, John, M.P., 3013.

Ure, Robert Barclay of, 2559.

Ure :

James, Shargartoun, S2567.
John, S158.

Robert, Wester Arngiven,
S2567.

Thomas, Balfron, Stirlingshire,
S2567.

Rev. — , Shirgarton, S2463.

Urie :

John, maltman, Bridge Gate.,
Glasgow, S2567.

Patrick, cooper, Bridge Gate,
Glasgow, S2567.

Thomas, Little-go van, S2567.
William, Bridge-end, S2567.
Urine to be preserved for salt-
petre making, 1499 ; see also
Stables.

Uroch, Kirkcudbright, S2567.
Urquliart, Urwhart :

Capt. Kenneth, S3198.

Sir Thomas, of Cromarty,
S2010, 2191.

Ussher, Usher :

Henry, see under Armagh,
Archbishop of.

Joseph, 1124.

Sir William, Clerk of Privy
Council, Irl59.

Sir William, Ir372.

Usurers :

forbidden, SI 191.
remission to, S910.

Usury :

Act against, 758, Ir206.
forbidden, Ir225, S910.
reduction of, S1594.

Uting-fats, 4309.

Utrecht :

negotiations at, 4509.
treaty of, 4523, 4537.

Uvedale :

Thomas, 747.

Sir William, M.P., 2237, 2251.
Uxbridge : 4349.
ordnance stores, 3929.

Treaty of : 2596.

reasons for failure of, 2609.
troops of James II at, 3917.

Vagabonds : 8, 132, 156, 297, 395,
459, 854, 867, 899, 905.
to be arrested, 1602, 1623, 1894,
S2952.

‘ billets ’ for, returning to their
parish, 121.

committed to houses of correc-
tion, Ir300.

escape to Ireland, S3069.
to be hung, 1188.
laws against, enforced, 2682,
S3140.

to leave Court, 135, 196, 273,
437, 455, 549, 1224.
to leave London, 125, 126, 377,
490, 714, 735, 1188.
levy raised from, S3080.
monthly reports on suppression
of, ordered, 1538.
pardoners to be arrested as
(1536), 155.

punishment of, Ir279, 1224.
security to be taken of, 3140.
sent to galleys, 273.
sent to the wars, S3275.
stripped, scourged, and sent to
their settlement with a billet,
121.

transported, 971, Ir265, 588.
various kinds of (1493), 22.

See also Rogues and Vagabonds.

Vagrants :
against, Ir585.
armed, increase of, Irl276.
to be arrested, 1496, 1670, S3200.
laws against, enforced, 2883.
to leave London, 916.
passports for, 818.
to be sent home, 1502.
soldiers, 818, 840, 849.
women and children trans-
ported, Ir520.

Vagrancy :

causes and results of, Ir515.
during harvest, 1623.

Valentia :

Sir Henry Power, 1st Visct., sec
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

See also Mountnorris, Lord, and
Anglesey, Earl of.

Valentine, Mathias, 2998, 3003.

Vallence, Vallang, John, S2493.
1,000 merks reward for arrest
of, S2488.

Valuations :

to be brought in, S2028.
commissioners for, S1859.
subcommissioners for, S1530.
taken up, S1715.

Vambraces, 472.

Vandenhoven, Peter, Ir376, 383.

Vandeput, Sir Peter, 3826, 3993.

Van Pelkem, Melchior, made
Postmaster for Ireland, Ir226.

Vane :

Sir Henry, M.P., Secretary of
State, 1818, 2726.

Sir Henry, M.P., jun., 2315,
S2085.

Vassal, Samuel, M.P., 2315
2613 a.

Vassals in Scotland made free-
holders, 2956.

Vauch, John, Linlithgow, S2567.

Vaudois :

collection for, 4265, Irl393.
transported to Germany, 4265.

Vaughan :

Francis, Criston, 3828.

Sir George, 2838.

Sir Henry, M.P., 2449.

Sir John, Ir260; see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

John, see Carbery, John
Vaughan, 3rd Earl of.
Richard, see Carbery, Richard
Vaughan, 2nd Earl of.
alias Phillips, Henry, 4054.
Captain, 1590.

Vaus, Vause :

Patrick, Moclirum, Wigton,
S2567.

Richard, 1094.

Vavasor :

Col. William, 2237.
alias Gifford, Jesuit, — , of Bos-
cobel, reward (£50) for arrest
of, 3676.

Veal, price of (1534), 143.

Veale, Sir John, Ir383.

Veatch, T., Daik, S2538.

Veere, Herman, 3068.

Veitch, Rev. William, S2312.

Vellum, marks and stamps on,
4137.

Venetians :

duty on wines paid by, 20 a.
robbed by English pirates, 972.
ship taken (1591), 830.

Venice glass, 1707.

Venice gold, 1008.

Venice point lace, 3581.

Venn, Lieut.-Col. John, M.P.,
regicide, 2078, 2440, 2612,
2613 a.

Venner, Samuel, 3828, 3875.

Ventris, Sir Peyton, M.P.,
Justice C. P., 4045.

Ventures of East India Co. ser-
vants, 1643.

Verbal information to Lords of
Session forbidden, S2422.

Vermuyden, Col. Bartholomew,
3828.

Verney, Sir Richard, M.P., 1185.

Vernon :

Henry, 3759, 4214.

James, Secretary of State, 4305,
4316, 4404.

Quart.-Mast.-Gen., Ir517.

Rev. Thomas, preacher, Kirk-
cudbright, S2567.

Kev to ) 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 1600 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates \ 1660 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

654

Verulam

INDEX

Wallace

Verulam, see Bacon, Sir Francis.
Vette, Godfrey de, 1124.
vie Domachie, see Stuart, Patrick.
Vice :

enforcing laws against, S3141.
proclamation against : 2882,
3211, 3867, 4076, 4314, 4354,
Irl465, 1503, 1547, S3355.
to be read once a month for
six months, 3242.
Vice-Admirals : 784.

instructions for, 543, 548.
Victuals :
anent, S368.

Armada : 428.

victualled by Englishmen, 807.
assize of, 557, 558.
bonds on exporting, S2985.
bounty on imported, S3098,
3178.

Commissioner General of the,
Irlll4.

customs on : S822.
imported : S1233, 1303, 1318.
reduced, S1370.
exported, S1323.
customs temporarily removed
from, S3178.

customs on, for Calais, sus-
pended, 193.
dearth of, S2027.
export :

restraint on: 128,281,282,286,
370, 378, 384, 389, Irl32, 851,
852, 1407, S60, 143, 184, 546,
591, 614, 1364, 1382, 1544,
1814, 2027, 2067, 2882, 3151,
3187.

to Spain, 836.

to loyal ports in Ireland per-
mitted, 2533.

exported free of customs to
Ireland, 2544.
import of :

restraint on : S1453, 2905,
2936, 3161, 3604.
from Ireland, SI 453, 2404,
3004, 3130, 3204.

Irish salt beef, S3035.
freed from custom, S3178.
permitted, S1237, 3158, 3187.
imported to pay duty, S3125.
may be imported duty free for
three months, S3093, 3156.
not to be held back from mar-
ket, S594.

Irish, store of, permitted to
ships, S3287.

laws against export of, enforced,
S601.

licences to export, rescinded,
S705, 799.

prices of : 56, 357, 390, 405, 470,
1135, 1194, 1425, 3596, S59,
159, 3176.

fixed : 950, 1135, 3353.
by clerk of market, 994.
by Commissioners of Supply,
S3176.

in London, 298.
on progresses, 994.
in Verge of Court, 1658.
purchase of, for relief of Ire-
land, 1963.

rates allowed for, at Oxford
(1644), 2565.

reward to informers against
export of, Irl389.
fraudulent sales of imported
Irish, S2339.

Spaniards victualled by North
East Merchants, 1463.
stored up :
search for, S3163.
to be sold at once, S3093,
8156.

storing of, forbidden, S594,1561,
1655.

Victuals :

Superintendent General of.

Irl 069.
supply of :
to army, 278, S651.
to London, 65, 80.
transport of, within the king-
dom, allowed, S3178.
in verge of Court, S159, 561.
victualling :
of Boulogne, 289.
of Calais, 89, 189, 193, 263,
281, 389.

of the Low Countries, 827.
of foreign ships forbidden, 640,
1624.

of troops in London (1549),
367.

See also Assize, Cheese, and
Grain.

Vienna, 2217.

Vigo :

prize money for capture of,
4350.

victory at, 4337.

Villiers :

Brigadier-Gen. Edward Fitz-
gerald, Irl376.
robbed, Irl277.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Sir George, Bt., 2197.

George, see Buckingham, Dukes
of.

— , arms of, Irl 277.

Vincent, John, 3828.

Vindication of the Defence , S3203.
Vintners’ Company : 550.

agreement to pay a voluntary
duty, 1781.
case of, 1872.

all engaged in wine trade to
pay duty, ordered by, 1789.
orders of, enforced, 1789.
Vintners :

to bring in the half excise, 2506.
not to brew ale, S2484.
committee for, 1872.
declared delinquents, 1872.
licences to be taken out by,
S3059.

proclamation concerning, de-
clared illegal, 1857.
to give recognizances against
dressing flesh in Lent, 1244.
regulations for, S2486.

Star Chamber decree concern-
ing, illegal, 1857.
in suburbs of Edinburgh not to
undersell the town vintners,
S3057.

Violet, Thomas, 2520.

Virgin, images of, to be removed
from churches, 1886.

Virginia: 1385, 1415.

Border thieves to be sent to,

1202.

Councils of, 1423.
government depends directly
on King, 1423.
lottery of 1612, 3323.
persons transported from, to
New England, 1339.
tobacco, 1268, 1505, 1516, 1629,
1769.

trade to, free of customs, 2677.
Company of :

charter repealed (1625), 1423.
lottery stopped, 1807.

Visit of James VI to Scotland,
SI 246, 1266, 1268, 1272, 1273,
1274, 1276, 1277.

See also under Charles I.
Visitation of Universities, S2883.
Vivian, Hannibal, 879.

Volmet, Conventicle, S2409.
Voluntary taxation proposed,
1476.

Volunteers :

for the army (1545) : 269.
for the king’s army, 2244.
called for by Parliament, 2226.
to join the royal standard,
Irl051. ’

Lords Lieutenants to exercise,
for Parliament, 2226.
for the navy to receive a bounty,
4060, Irl599.

parade of, before Charles I,
2568.

regiments in Oxford, 2568.

Vote :

that the King intends to make
war on Parliament, that this
is a violation of his oath,
that his aiders are traitors,
2146. ’

Vow or Covenant :

Charles I forbids taking the,
2442. ’

instructions for taking the.
2450.

to be taken, 2436.

Vrats, Somervele of, S2463.

Vullawe, Thomas, pirate, 341.

Vyner :

John, 3739.

Aid. Sir Thomas, Bt., 3049.

Waddel :

George, Lin-mill, Lesmahago,
S2567.

John, Bedshaw, Shots, S2567.
William, Riding, New Monk-
land, S2567.

Wade:

Edward, 3744.

Nathaniel, 3828.

— , S2548.

Wages :

in Aberdeen, S2142.
assize of, to be held, 1224.
in Canterbury, 868.
in Cardigan, 875.
of craftsmen, S70.
in Dublin, Ir213, 1073.
of labourers, 1728.
in Lancaster, 876.
in New Sarum, 878.
payment of :
in farthings, 1195.
seamen’s. 4127.
of poor, 1737.
rates fixed, 574, 575, 576.
in Southampton, 576.
stoppages from, 1472, 1788.
in Yorkshire, 862.
Waggon-Master-General, 2311,
2415.

Waggons, wheels of, ordered a
four-inch tyre, 3368 ; see also
carts, carriages.

Wagstaffe, Wagstaff :

Thomas, 4212.

Major Richard, 3183.

Wait, Col. Thomas, M.P., regicide,
3224.

Wake, William, D.D., afterwards
Archbishop of Canterbury,
3993

Walbank, Capt., 4173, Irl317.
Walberswick Harbour, 1235.
Walcot, Walecoat, Capt., 3744,
S2548.

Walden. See also Howard de
Walden.

Rev. Gilbert, 2744.

Waldenses :

collection for, 3049, 3053,

Ir560.

fast day for, 3053.

See also Vaudois.

Waldridg, see Wolryche.

Waldron, Henry, Irl304.

Wales :

rumoured confiscation of
estates in, denied, 2629.
Council of:
re-established, 3329.

President of, 1376.
creation of shires in Marches
of, 165.

Lord Lieutenant of, 1422.
Presidency of, 1067.

Wales, Prince of :

Charles I :
journey of, 1352.

Charles II :

assisting, forbidden, 2785.
declaration of, 2780.
residence of, 2002.

James Stuart :
pretended :

notification of accession
affixed to Market Cross of
Edinburgh, S3214.
recognized : 4294, 4321.
by France, 4292.
thanksgiving for birth of,
S2715.

See also under Charles I, Charles

II, James III and VIII.
Walker :

Alexander, Friertoun, S2401.
Charles, 1669.

Sir Edward :

a dangerous malignant, not to
approach Charles I, 2661.
Clerk of Council, 3492, 3523,
3567, 3568, S2357.

John, 2612.

John, Quodquhan, S2567.

John, Stonehouse, Carluke,
S2567.

Moses, Broom-hill, Barnwell,
S2567.

Patrick, Drumeria, S2567.
Richard, smith, Barehouse,
Mauchlin, S2567.

Robert, I inlithgow, S2567.
Robert, Torbolton, S2567.
Thomas, 2612.

Thomas, Ir767.

Thomas, Balcastle, S2567.
Walkin, see Balkin.

Walkington, Edward, see Down
and Connor, Edward Walk-
ington, Bishop of.
Walkinshaw House, Renfrew,
S2567.

Walkmill, Crooked-Holm, S2567.
Walkmill, Kilmarnock, S2567.
Walkmill, Woodside, Stirling-
shire, S2567.

Wall :

John, 1824.

Thomas, Irl621.

Wallace :

Andrew, Kilmarnock, S2567.
David, Waxford, Symontoun,
S2667.

Gavin, Inglistoun, Edinburgh,
S2567.

Gavin, Leadhill, Crawford,
S2567.

James, Auchinbathie, S2567.
James, Gree, Finwick, S2567.
James (son), Gree, Finwick.
S2567.

Lieut. -Col. James, S2304, 2312.
John, gardener, Edinburgh,
S2567.

John, Longside, S2567.

Mungo, Blackness, Linlithgow,
S2567.

Robert, Glassel, Finwick,
S2567.

Thomas, S1340.

William, S248.

Sir William, Craigie, S2861.
William, Millrig, Galstoun,
S2567.

) 1625 95, SI. 1660 375, Irl6, S60. 1576 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir3S7, S1722.
j 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034. 1660 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl418, S3190.

655 402

Key to
Dates

Wallat

INDEX

Watt

Wallat :

David, Dalmellington, S2567.
John, Holhill, S2320.

Robert, Scar, S2320.

Wallence, Robert, Hillhead,
Govan, S2567,

Waller :

Edmund, M.P., 2217, 3366.
Maj.-Gen.Sir Hardress, regicide :
3224, Ir517, 558.
declaration of, Ir605 a, 607,
609.

Thomas, Ir864, 865.

Sir William, M.P. : 2314, 2414,
2449, 2460, 2477, 2588, 2618,
2708, 3828.

5th Regiment of Militia to
march to, 2588.
loan for his army, 2550.

Walley, alias of Henry Garnet,
1028.

Wallis :

Ensign Edward, 2078.

John, D.D., Professor, Ir836.
Ralph, Ir372.

Walloon Church at Canterbury,
2751.

Wallop :

Sir Henry, Irl08, 154; see also
under Chief Governors, under
Ireland.

Robert, M.P., regicide, 1909.

Walls, thickness of, 1248, 1285,
1420.

Walmer Castle taken, 2782.

Walsh, Walshe :

Charles (Popish Plot), 3663.
John, Ir388, 445, 446, 447, 448,
449.

Sir Nicholas, L.C.J.C.P., Irl83 ;
see also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

William, Irl336, 1466.

Walsingliam, Walsyngham, Sir
Francis, M.P., 754, 773, 777.

Walsley, Evandale, S2567.

Walston, Kilmarnock, S2567.

Walston, Torbolton, S2567.

Walston Town, Quodquhan,
S2567.

Walters, Thomas, 4054.

Waltham Forest, 335, 2126.

Walton, Wauton, Col. Valentine,
M.P., regicide, 2612, 3132,
3224.

Walwood, Rev. John, S2409.

Wancourt, Lieutenant James,
2078.

Wandesford, Wandesforde :

Sir Christopher ; see under Privy
Council, under Ireland.
Rowland, 2636.

Wantage (Wanting) Fair post-
poned, 3435.

Wanton, John, 707.

Wapenschaw :

general, S37, 334, 803, 816, 820,
879, 903, 904, 1109, 1129,
1235, 1434, 1449, 1458, 1478.
in the Highlands, S991.
revived, S528.

Wapping, collection for, 3735,
3739 ; see also under London.

War:

Committees, instructions for,
S1720 ; see also under Com-
mittees.

contraband of, see Contraband.
Council of : 1458, 2421.
on Captain de Latoure, 2564.
of Charles I, 2237.
at Kilkenny, 493.
to try treasonable corre-
spondence, 2941.
laws and orders of, 3019, Ir258.
on Parliament :
the King intends, 2146, 2156,
2158.

War:

on Parliament :
a breach of trust, and violation
of King’s oath, 2146.
participation in, a disability
for membership, 2628.
posture of, Act for putting the
Kingdom in a, S1837, 1867.
ships seized before declaration
of, 4326.

See under names of countries.

Warbeck, Perkin, proclamation
by, 29.

Warblington, 1131.

Warcupp, Edmund, 3739.

Ward, Warde :

Adam, Tiveleny, Irl537
Bartholomew, Irl202.

Sir Edward, Chief Baron,
4316.

Ensign Hamon, 2078.

Captain John, pirate, 1070.
Josias, 3006.

Sir Patience, M.P., 3993.
Patrick, Carkenagh, Irl517.
Capt. Philip, pirate, 1004.
Captain Robert, Ir643.

Richard, S2135.

Ensign, 1590.

Warden, Wardon :

Edmond, 2773.

Laurence, 654.

Warden of the Cinque Ports,
Lord : Committee for execut-
ing the offices of Lord High
Admiral or, 2610.
of the East Marches, S308,
310.

of the Marches, 534, S347, 565,
585.

of the Middle March, S487.697,
1008.

of the West March, S401, 415,
447, 616, 734, 826, 917, 918,
927, 939, 950. See also West
March.

of Mint, 2353.

Wardlaw, Kilmarnock, S2567.

Wardlaw, — , Kirkton, S2401.

Wardley, Lieutenant Thomas,
2078.

Wardrobe, Master of the, 3248.

Wardroper :

George, Easter Whiteburn, Lin-
lithgow, S2567.

James, Craigmalloeh, Linlith-
gow, S2567.

Wards :

Court of, see under Courts,
estates of, inventories of, to be
made by guardians, S2959.

Wards and Liveries :
abolition of, confirmed, 3078.
arrears to be collected, 2651.
compositions for, 2363, 2635.
granted free to heirs of cavaliers
killed on the King’s service,
2277, 2500.

petitions for, to be proceeded
with, 2636.

Court of, see under Courts.

Wardships :

how to be granted, 1205.

Ware, Herts., 3073.

Ware, Sir James, 2085, Ir323,
632, 637, 643. See also under
Privy Council, under Ireland.

Warham, Dominick, Ir959.

Waring, Major, 2995.

Wariston,Sir Archibald Johnston,
Lord : S1695, 1697, 1698, 2021,
2035, 2040, 2043, 2194.
for arrest of, S2180.

Wark, Stewarton, S2667.

Wark, Walk-mill of, S2567.

Wark :

John, Rinnis, Old Monkland,
S2567.

Wark :

Robert, Rinnis, Old Monkland,
S2567.

Robert, Thorntoun, Kilbride,
S2567.

Warne, Capt. Humphrey, P.C.,
Ir46.

Warner:

Henry, 1255.

Sir John, Bt., 3700.

Colonel, Alderman John, 1986,
2078, 2270.

Richard, 877.

Samuel, 1986.

Warning to the Noblemen ... of
Scotland , S1860.

Warnock :

Andrew, Irwin, S2567.
or Wark, Robert, Thorntoun,
Kilbride, S2567.

Warnockland, Finwick, S2567.

Warr, Earl of, see Mar.

Warrants :
for fee deer, 1191.
forged, 882, 4115.
general :

forbidden, Ir877.
illegal, 877.
necessary :

before dispossessing subjects
of goods or land, Irl252.
for search for arms, 3281.
of Parliament illegal, 2432.
for printing 40 copies of
Proclamation against Irish
rebellion, 1915.

resistance to execution of,
1282.

reward for accomplices of
forgers of, 4116.

Warren :

Major Abel, Ir558, 704,

Henry, Irl69.

Henry, Ir637.

Richard, 874.

Warrens, Commission for grant-
ing free, 1 229 ; see also under
Commission.

Warships :

foreign, in English harbours,
1010, 1014.
pendants of, 4138.

Warwickshire, Petition to Parlia-
ment, 2218.

Warwick :

Sir Edward Plantagenet, 18th
Earl of, 29.

John Dudley, K.G., 19th Earl
of, afterwards 1st Duke of
Northumberland, q.v., 369,
373, 374.

Ambrose Dudley, K.G., 21st
Earl of, 578.

Robert Rich, K.B., 23rd Earl
of, 1879, 1888, 1896, 1932,
2216, 2367, 2382, 2440, 2452,
2610, 2786.

made governor of American
Plantations, 2512.

See also Rich.

Sir Philip, M.P., 3303.

Washburne, Capt. Heriot, 2364.

Washelockes, 380.

Waste :

of crops by troops, S21.
on disputed lands forbidden,
Ir624.

Waste lands :

and houses to be let for one
year, Ir466.

Irish papists not to be enter-
tained on, Ir557.
leased to soldiers, Ir557,

Wastell bread, 1007.

Wat :

Hugh, Stewarton, S2567.

James, Cambusnethan, S2567.
John, S845.

Wat :

John, Flaikfield, Kilbride,
S2567.

Rev. John, Rosehill, Edinburgh,
S2567.

John, St. Quivox, S2567.

John, taylor, Kilbride, S2567.
William, Haddington, S2567.
Watch :

on sea coasts, 4, 86, 1522.
and ward to be kept in each
parish, Ir478.

appointed for each parish, S3140.
to be set against tories, Ir902.
set for vagabonds, 1894.
Watchman, James, seaman, Bor-
rowstonness, Linlithgow,
S2567.

Water bailiff, duties of, 1805.
Water boll of coal, S1806.
Water-Castle, Irl336.

Water measure, Ir251.

Water tables : 1285.

to be set in walls, 1248.
Waterford Co., outlaws in, Irl370,
1485, 1537.

Waterford : Irl78.

Freemen’s rights, Ir301.
inhabitants of, to leave it, Ir465.
Waterhead, Carsphairn, S2320.
Waterhead, S2488.

Waterhead, Dumbarton, S2567.
Waterhead, Lesmahago, S2567.
Waterhouse, Galston, S2567.
Waterhouse, Raynsford, 3735,
3739.

Watermen :

Address to Parliament, 3149.
Company : 3560.
free from impressment, 3560.
jurisdiction of, on Thames,
3547.

Waters :

Mary, 3828.

Sarah, 3828.

Waters, Scots, foreigners not to
fish in, S1637.

Waterside, Auchinleck, S2567.
Waterside, Carmonoch, S2567.
Waterside, Lesmahago, S2567.
Waterston, Edinburgh, S2567.
Watford :

Petition to Commons, 2206.
propositions of, 2206.

Watkins, Sir David, 2414.
Watmough, Lieut. Joshua, 2078.
Watson :

Alexander, Linlithgow, S2667.
Alexander, tailor, Borrow -
stonness, Linlithgow, S2567.
Andrew, S3050.

Charles, Glasgow, S2567.

David, Dumfries, S2567.
Gilbert, Ormingil, Crawford,
S2567.

James, S3198. *

James, Carse-mill, Dumfries,
S2567.

James, Hill-end, Dumfries,
S2567.

J ames, Wester-conzellie, Govan,
S2567.

John, 1635.

John, Murdiston, Shots, Lanark,
S2567.

Thomas, weaver, Little-Kyp,
now in Yardbent, Evandale,
S2567.

William, for arrest of, 965,
S1036.

William, 1635.

— , shipmaster, 2241.

Watsons :

Gavin, Over-dalserf, Dalserf,
S2537.

John, Over-dalserf, Dalserf,
S2567.

Watt, William, Ir989.

Key to j 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl 55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, SI 722.
Dates j 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

656

Wauch

INDEX

Weston

Wauch :

Thomas, Glender-head, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Thomas (son), Roxburgh, S2567.
Wauchope, Sir John, of Niddrie,
SI 758.

Col., S2813.

Wax :

hard, manufacture of, 1239.
import of, forbidden, 1239.
robbers of, Irl574.

Waxford, Symontoun, S2567.
Way, William, Combe St.

Nicholas, 3828.

Wayhill Fair suspended, 3431.
Way let, Capt., 2645.

Weapons, see Arms.
Weaponshaws, see Wapinschaws.
Weather, unseasonable, 1162,1170,
1316, 1372, 1581.

Weatherlie, Berwick, S2567.
Weatherspoon, Gavin, Heathry-
know, Old Monkland, S2567.
Weaver, John, M.P., Ir765, 1273,
1282.

See also under Commissioners,
under Ireland.

Weavers : 1756.

Guild, jurisdiction of, increased,
1784.

marks, 847, 1657.
regulations for, 1657.
riots by, 3615.

Weavers-Hall Bills, 2979.

Webb, Webbe :

Benedict, 1390.

Col. John, M.P., Irl376, 1390.
Nathaniel, 3337.

Robert, 1000.

Webber, John, 3828.

Webster :

John, 2578.

buying ammunition for
Charles I, 2174.

Weddell, William, 3314.
Wedderburn, Wedderburne :

Rev. James, Coupar, 2409.

Sir Peter, Clerk of Privy Coun-
cil, Lord Gosford, q.v., S2191,
2209, 2211, 2212, 2220, 2221,
2223, 2237, 2238, 2241, 2243,
2250, 2258, 2266, 2267, 2272,
2275, 2282, 2288, 2290, 2291,
2299, 2305, 2313.

Wedderlie, James, Whiteburn,
Linlithgow, S2567.
Wednesday Fast for plague, 1735.
Wee-bow, foot of the, Edinburgh,
S2567.

Weekes, Christopher, M.P., 878.
Weekly fast :
appointed, Irll42.
discontinued, Irll65.

Weights and balances :
for coin, 1269.

for gold coin, 794, 800, 1254,
1652, 1676.

Weights :

for coin, 800, Ir918, 926, 1356.
gold, sold at mint, 1676.
to be marked, 797.
standard :
of brass, 926.
coin, deposited, S1356.
prepared, 797.

for Scotland enforced, S2524.
Weights and measures : S1301.
Acts concerning, SI 289.
for wine, ale, or beer to be of
tin or pewter, 1823.
for coals, S1806.
enforcing use of strike, S1141.
English and Scots, equivalence
of, S3317.

illegal (hooped wicker), 1728.
for linen, Ir310.

Linlithgow, S2524, 2644.
to be marked, Ir27S.

Weights and measures :
new, 926, 953, 960.
regulation of, Ir251.
standard : S2644.
distribution of, Ir513.
enforced, S1327.
for grain, Irl316.
to be used by burghs, S1294.
uniformity of, 1237, 1728.
water, Ir251.
wine to be sold by, 1781.
verification of, 1237.
see Clerk of the Market, under
Fairs and Markets; see also
Gallows, Pint-stoup, Tower
Pound, and under Winchester.

Weins, Roxburgh, S2567.

Weir :

Adam, Crossford, Lesmahago,
S2567.

Gavin, Waterside, Lesmahago,
S2567.

Gideon, gunsmith, Lanark,
S2567.

James, Johns-hill, Lesmahago,
S2567.

Janet, Holmhead, Lesmahago,
S2567.

John, Strangcleugh, Crawford,
S2567.

John, tailor, Cumnock, Carluke,
S2567.

Rev. John, S2409.

John, wright, Dunseore, Dum-
fries, S2567.

Robert, S2332.

Robert, Dunlop, S2567.

Roger, S3050.

Thomas, S2463.

Thomas, Auchlochan, Lesma-
hago, S2567.

Thomas, Johns-hill, Lesmahago,
S2567.

Thomas, Lammington, coulter,
S2567.

Thomas, merchant traveller,
Peebles, S2567.

Thomas, Sclathole, Peebles,
S2567.

Welby, Adlard, 575.

Welch, William, S2128.

Welden :

Sir Anthony, 2745.

Col. Ralph, M.P., 2564.

Wellflat, Torbolton, S2567.

Wellington, Somerset, mutiny at,
1824.

Wells, pilgrimages to, forbidden,
Irl 37, S1767.

Wellwood, Muirkirk, S2567.

Welsh Royalists defeated, 2759.

Welsh :

brief in, 835.
butter, import of, 1314.
cloth, &c., free import allowed,
1314.

Welsh :

David, Irl 370.

Gilbert, Bank, S2567.

James, Dairy, S2320.

James, Fingland, Peebles,
S2567.

Rev. James, preacher, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

Rev. John, S2312, 2401, 2463.
reward for arrest of, S2388,2450.
John, Irl370.

John, Drumjowan, S2567.

John, Knachstoun, S2320.

John, of Cornlie, S2312.

John, of Scar, Kirkcudbright,
S2312, 2567.

John, Munion, Peebles, S2567.
John, Skeoch, Dairy, S2320.
Marian, Glenhill, Kirkcud-
bright, S2567.

Phillip, Kilkenny, Irl466.
William, Inglistoun, S2320.

Welwood, Campbell of, Muirkirk,
S2567.

Wemyss, Weymes, Weyms :

Sir John Wemyss, 1st Earl of,
S1804. ’

David, Lord Elcho, afterwards
2nd Earl of, S1758.

David, SI 037.

Gen. James, 2564.

Sir John, of Bogie, S2382.

Sir Patrick, Ir643.

— , S2401.

Laird of, S2566, 2933.
Wenderby, Richard, 660.
Wenman, Wainman :

Sir Thomas, 2nd Viscount, 2291.
See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Wentworth :

Thomas Wentworth, 1st Baron,
374.

Sir Thomas, K.B., 5th Baron,
2449, 3363.

Sir Thomas, K.G., 1st Viscount,
see Strafford, Earl of.

Sir George, M.P., 2085.
appointed receiver of recusant
forfeitures, 2110.

See also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Col. Henry, 2237, 2449.

Sir Peter, K.B., M.P., 2402,2646.
William, see under Privy Coun-
cil, under Ireland.

Werden :

Sir John, Bt., M.P., 4086.

Col. Robert, M.P., 3125.

Wesell, for relief of, 1211.

West :

Edward, 2612.

Captain Francis, 2078.

Sir Thomas, afterwards 2nd
Baron De La Warr, 843.

West of England :
cloth trade, 1223.
Parliamentary victories in
(1646), 2652.
soapmaking, 1788.
soapmakers of, 1759.

West of Scotland :
remonstrance of the, to be ab-
jured, S2069.

Committee of the, S2423, 2425,
2426, 2429, 2432, 2436.
opposition to, S2434.
transport of refugees, S972.
West-Austie, 1824.

West Calder :

Edinburgh, S2567.
kirk of, Edinburgh, S2567-.

West Fife regiment, S2725.
West-Gordon, Berwick, S2567.
West Indies :

expedition, failure of, 3069.
half-pay officers to serve in,
Irl445.

passes for ships to, withdrawn,
3629.

piracy in, 3617.

Proclamations in, concerning
Darien Company, S3189.
resettlement of St. Christopher,
3555.

vagabonds no longer trans-
ported to, Ir588.

West Looe, 3881.

West Lothian regiment, S2725.
West March :
for complaints on, S642.

King’s intentionstouching,S664.
for order on, S734.
outlaws in, S875.
pardon for crimes in, S485.
raid on, S640, 644, 648, 913,

QQQ QQp;

Warden of the, S734, 917.

See also Armstrongs.
West-Nisbets, case of, S2139.

West Perthshire, regiment, S2725.
Westby :

Francis, of Mavis Cough, 4035,
4037. ’ ’

Thomas, Mowbruck, 4035, 4037.
William, 4035, 4037.
Wester-arngiven, Stirling, S2567.
Wester-brackenrig, Lesmahago,
S2567. ’

Wester-cadjow, Carluke, S2567.
Wester-conzellie, Govan, S2567.
Wester-moffat, Shots, S2567.
Wester-Pancaitland, Haddington,
S2567.

Westerpolder, S2401.

Western Association : 2618, 2647.
contributions for, called for,
2414, 2460.

Western Isles, anent the, S1064.
Western rebels who have not
claimed theindemnity,S2320.
The Western Remonstrance (16501.
S2196.

Western shires :

Committee for, S2574.
convention of nobility, &c., of.
S2716.

disarmed, S2306, 2574.
disloyalty of, S2431.
fencibles called out, S2793.
forces in, not to exact money
S2315.

horses in, seized, S2307.
outrig of horsemen, S2739.
permission to carry arms in,
S2314.

rebellion in, S2302, 2303, 2304,
2306, 2312, 2457.
to be ready for service against
Irish rebels, S1130.
thanked, S2791.

See also West of Scotland.
Westertoun, Inglistoun, Edin-
burgh, S2567.

Westfield, Both well, S2567.
Westmeath :

Richard Nugent, 1st Earl of,
see Delvin.

plantations in, Ir239.
outlaws, Irl537.

Westminster : 277.

Assembly of Divines, 2531.
forbidden by Charles, 2445.
meeting of, 2447.
meeting illegal, as Convoca-
tion is not determined, 2445.
ministers to pray for, 2448.
summoned by Commons, 2445.
Exchequer returned to, 3447.
grand jury of, presentment of
army officers, 3151 a.
hawking near, forbidden, 368.
hunting forbidden near, 368.
pardon to, 2284.
petition to the King to return
to Parliament, 2149.
plague orders, 691.

St. Margaret’s, Covenant taken
in, 2498.

street cleaning in, 8275, 3561.
treaty of, 3603.

Westminster Fort, 2832.
Westminster Hall, papists for-
bidden to enter, 4015.
Westmoreland, Committee of Se-
questration in, 2773.
Westmoreland :

Sir Henry Neville, K.G., 5th
Earl of, 477, S76.

Charles Neville, 6th Earl of, a
traitor, 645, 646.

Mildmay Fane, K.B., 8th Earl
of, 2198.

Charles Fane, 9th Earl of, 3764.
Weston :

Charles Butler, 1st Baron But-
ler of Weston, 4305. See also
Arran, Earl of.

11525 95, SI. 1650 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl 55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416.

\ 1660 2886, Ir461, S2034. 160 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762.

16411835, Ir337, SI 722.
170 0 4271, Irl41S, S3190.

657

Key to
Dates

Weston

INDEX

Wilsborough

Weston :

Jerome, see Portland, Jerome
Weston, 2nd Earl of.

Sir Richard, 1759.

Symon, Irl54.

Thomas, 692.

West-Shiels, Quodquhan, S2567.
Westshiels, William Denholm,
q.v. , of, murderer of the Arch-
bishops, 1,000 marks (Scots)
reward for, S2630.
West-Struther, Berwick, S2567.
Wetton, Col. William, 3149.
Wexford : Ir84, 178, 794.
outlaws in, Irl440, 1485, 1527,
1537.

transplantation of Irish papists
from, ordered, Ir531.
Weymouth : 1037.

collection for, 2605.

Weymouth, Sir Thomas Thynne,
Bt., 1st Viscount, 3764, 3918,
3933.

Whalebone, import of, 2613.
Whale :

fins, importation of, 1251.

monopoly of, 1149, 1726.
fisheries : 1149.

Cherry Island, 3089.
Greenland, 3089.
oil, importation of :
by strangers, forbidden, 2613.
a monopoly, 1726.

Wli alley :

Col. Edward, regicide, 2972,
3098, 3224.

reward for arrest of, 3257.
Henry, 2828, 2830, S2101, 2103.
Wharton :

Sir Thomas Wharton, 1st Baron,
S44, 74.

Philip, 4th Baron, 1888, 2027,
2202, 2315, 2612, 3918, 3933,
3993, 4198.

Thomas, 5th Baron, 1st Earl of,
4316, 4370, 4371, Irl577.

See also under Chief Governors,
under Ireland.

George, Licenser of Almanacs,
3258.

Mary, daughter of Philip,
seizure of, 4056.

Wheat :
assize of, Ir363.

duty on imported, S1318, 1346.
export of, conditionally allowed,
S1370.

forestalling, &c., forbidden,
Irl090.

price of, 325, 389, 390, Ir778,
1232.

Wheeler :

Sir Charles, Bt., M.P., 3555.

Sir William, Bt., 3272.

Wheels of wagons ordered a four-
inch tyre, 3368.

Whelan, Garrett, Irl336.
Whetham :

Easter, 3828.

Hannah, 3828.

Lieut. Nathaniel, 2088, S2162.
Whichcot, Capt. Christopher,
2078.

Whiddah (Guinea), 4288.
Whinnell, — , 3828.

Whipping of beggars, Ir265, 279.

See also under Vagabonds.
Whisteler, Ralph, 1909.
Whitchurch, Marmaduke, Ir260.
White :

Alexander, Hill, Stirling,

S2567.

Andrew, Duman, Douglas,
S2567.

Charles ; see under Privy Coun-
cil, under Ireland.

David, S3104.

Henry, 4405.

White :

Rev. Hugh, Hill, Stirling,
S2567.

James, writer, S2463.

James, Duman, Douglas,
Lanark, S2567.

James, Lesmahago, S2567.

James, Scrogtonhead, Douglas,
Lanark, S2567.

John, M.P., 3459.

John, chapman, Preston, Had-
dington, S2567.

John, Cowpar, Fife, S2401.

John, Hareshaw-hill, Finwick,
S2567.

J ohn, Neuk, Lesmahago, S2567.

John, Scrogtownhead, Douglas,
Lanark, S2567.

Rowland, Court Postmaster, 941 .

Rowland, Superintendent of
Victuals, Irl069, 1114.

Thomas, Stockbridges, Lesma-
hago, S2567.

Lieut. Walter, 2078.

Walter, Craigow, S2567.

Walter, Tillry, S2567.

William, murder of, Irl239.

William, Cathairn, Mauchlin,
S2567.

William, Craigends, Lowdon,
S2667.

White cloth : 1223.

licence for export, 3458.

White lace may be worn, S2376.

White meats, 170, 220, 226.

White Papermakers’ Company,
3844.

White paper, manufacture of,
3844.

White pease, permission to im-
port, S2936.

White rod, a sign of exposure to
plague, 583, 765 ; see also Red
rod.

Whiteburn, Linlithgow, S2567.

Whiteford, Whytford :

Sir John, Milntoun, S2538.

John, of Blarquhan, younger,
S2463.

Whitehead :

Andrew, Boig, Dumfries,
S2567.

John, Cludden, S2320.

2622

Whitehill,' Mauchlin, S2567.

Whiteliill, Symontoun, S2567.

Wliiteholm, S2567.

Whitelaw, James, Shots, S2567.

Whitlaw, Patrick of that ilk,
S183.

Whitley :

Thomas, 1215.

Lieut. Thomas, 2078.

Whitlocke, Bulstrode, M.P., 2072,
2610.

Whitmore, Sir George, 1867.

Whitsome, Berwick, S2567.

Whittaker, Lawrence, 1679.

Whittinghame, Lady, Hadding-
ton, S2567.

Whittlewood Forest, 457 a.

Whitworth, Jeremiah, 2612.

Wich, Wych :

Sir Cyril, M.P., 3465, Irl267,
1272, 1273, 1281, 1282, 1288,
1290 ; see also under Privy
Council, under Ireland.

J., 1896.

Wick correction house to be
built, S3145.

The Wicked Mammona, 122.

Wicker measures, 1728.

Wicketshaw, S2312.

Wicklow, outlaws in, Irl440, 1485,
1527, 1537.

Hills, Irl071.

transplantation of Irish papists
from, ordered, Ir531.

Wicklow, robbery of Treasury at,
Irl572.

Wicks, John, 3739.

Widdrington, Sir William, M.P.,
afterwards 1st Baron Wid-
drington, 2831, 3522.

Widowers, duty on, 4281.

Widows :

distribution to, S1929.
exempted from hearth money,
Ir977.

Trinity House fund for seamen
and sailors’, 1786.

Wife murder, Irl586.

Wigan, 4037.

Wigg, Edward, Ir864, 865.

Wigholm, William, Newtoun,
Roxburgh, S2567.

Wigtonshire, Covenanters in,
S2567.

Wigton, correction house to be
built, S3 145.

Wigtoun, Wigton :

John Fleming, 4th Earl of,
S1447, 1685.

William, 7th Earl of, S2475.
Chamberlain of, S2463.

Wilcox :

Charles, 3759.

Mr., auditor, 2752.

Wild fowl :

killing of, forbidden : S996,
1284, 1503, 1504, 1574, 1586.
at Biggar, S996.
near Edinburgh, S1277.
near palaces, S1349.
sale of, forbidden, S895, 1523.

Wilde, Wylde :

Sergeant John, L.C.B., M.P.,
1920, 1927, 2402.

Richard, 3530.

Sir William, Bt., M.P., 3677.

Wildman, Sir John, 3828, 3875.
to surrender, 3812.

Wilkie :

James, Cliftonhall, S2401.
James, Mains of Cliftonhall,
S2312.

John, Hassindean, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Rev. Thomas, preacher, Kirk-
cudbright, S2567, 3346.

Wilkinson :

Edward, of Hounslett, 3389.
Rev. — , jun., 2479.

— , 3465.

Wilks, Wilkes, Wylkes :
Lieut.-Col. Thomas, S2114.
Proclamations as Governor of
Leith, S2081, 2083, 2087,

2090, 2097.

Sir Thomas, Clerk of Council,
829.

Willet, Capt., 2564.

William III : S2410, 2528.
address to, approved of, S2784.
all in arms against, declared
traitors, 3977.

asked to bring about a free
Parliament, 3918.
conspiracy against, 41 73,Irl317,
S3087, 3089.

Interregnum Orders, 3923,3929,
3934, 3940, 3941, 3942, 3945,
3946, 3949, 3951, 3952, 3956.
issues Declaration, S2768.
I@tt6rs *

to Estates, S2778, 2815.
giving reasons for invasion,
3890.

to Privy Council, S2866, 2871,
3136.

from Privy Council, S3135.
list of troops brought over,
S2742.

pardon offered to adherents of,
3904.

prayers for, S2935.

William III :

proposals of, 3913.
requested to administer public
affairs till the Convention
meets, 3937.
speech :

to Scots lords, &c., S2762.
to Somerset and Dorset gentle-
men, 3898.

spreading Declaration of, for-
bidden, S2746.

statue of, on College Green,
defaced, Irl593.
summons to Convention, S2766.
2767.

to summon a Convention to
meet 22 Jan., 3937.
troops on peace footing,
4268.

to undertake administration of
Scotland, S2762.
writs go in his name alone,
S3032.

death of, 4305.
mourning ordered for, 4312.

William and Mary :

declared King and Queen of
Scotland, S2797.
prayers ordered for, S2802.
proclaimed by Parliament,
3957.

Williams :

Charles, 1360.

Edward, 3739.

Rice, 3013.

Sir Roger, 874.

Williamson :

Rev. David, 2401.

David, barrowman, Edinburgh,
S2567.

J ames, Burn, Lesmahago, S2567.
James, Over-cranston, Edin-
burgh, S2567.

John, Leadhill, Crawford,
S2567.

Sir Joseph, M.P., Secretary
of State, 3423, 3608, 3644,
3671, 3674, 3677, 3682 ; see
also under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Thomas, Over-cranston, Edin-
burgh, S2567.

— , Shorttie, Anandale, S2567.

Williams-wood, Renfrew, S2567.

Willock :

James, younger, Glengival,
Evandale, S2567.

William, Evandale, S2567.

Willoughby, 2782.

Willoughby de Eresby, Montague
Bertie, K.G., 13th Baron,
afterwards 2nd Earl Lindsey,
q.v., L. Gt. Chamberlain,
2198, 2237.

Willoughby of Parham, Francis
Willoughby, 6th Baron, 2093,
2201, 2211, 2622, 2780, 3323.
raises Lincolnshire for Parlia-
ment, 2167.

Willoughby, Sir Francis, 2085 ;
see also under Privy Council,
under Ireland.

a company of his regiment
drowned, Ir400.

Willox, Dr. James, S2559.

Wills :

petition regarding probates of,
1994.

proving of, 2043.

Wilmot :

Sir Charles, afterwards 1st
Visct. Wilmot, Irl54 ; see also
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Col. Henry, afterwards 2nd Visct.
W ilmot, 1st Earl of Rochester,
2237.

Wilsborough, 2745.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 1550 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates \ 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 1689 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

658

Wilson

INDEX

Wood

Wilson, Willson :

Adam, Altoun-burn, Torbol-
ton, S2567.

Adam, Selkirk, S2567.

Adam, Sorn, Mauchlin, S2567.

Rev. Alexander, S2409.

Alexander, town clerk of
Lanark, S2463.

Andrew, Black- craig, S2567.

Archibald, Litster, Preston,
Haddington, S2567.

Archibald, Townhead, Douglas,
S2567.

George, S1340.

George, Bog-house, Riccarton,
S2567.

George, Glencairn, 2320.

George, piper, Whitehill, Tor-
bolton, S2567.

Gilbert, Path- head, Enterkin,
Torbolton, S2567.

James, Cumnock, S2567.

James, Carrington, Edinburgh,
S2567.

James, Hill of Drips, Kilbride,
S2567.

James, £100 reward for arrest
of, 3694.

James, Kilmadinny, S2567.

James, Townhead, Douglas,
S2567.

John, S2463.

John, Highflet, Kilbride, S2667.

John, Lanark, S2320.

John, Out-mains, Torbolton,
S2667.

John, Saltcotes, Ardrossan,
S2567.

John, tailor, Falkirk, S2567.

J ohn.Tinleoch, Dumfries, S2667.

John, Traquair, S2320.

Ensign Richard, 2078.

Robert, Arnprior-burn, Stir-
lingshire Covenanters, S2567,

Robert, Carrington, Edinburgh,
S2567.

Robert, Leitholm, Berwick,
S2567.

Lieut.-Col. Rowland, M.P.,2078.

Samuel, 2995.

Thomas, Secretary of State, 660.

Thomas, Ir853.

Thomas, wright, Stow, Edin-
burgh, S2567.

William, Burnfoot, Dumfries,
S2667.

William, Carriekfergus, Irl517.

William, Kilwinning, S2567.

William, Mearns, S2567.

William, Nungate, Hadding-
ton, S2567.

William, Preslick, Monkton,
S2567.

William, Stonrawer, Wigton,
S2567.

Wiltshire : 285.

lands of delinquents seized in,
2539.

pardon to, 2288.

Wiltshire :

Sir William Paulet, K.G.,
Baron St. John, q.v., after-
wards 1st Marquis of Win-
chester, q.v., 7th Earl of, 382.

Charles Powlett, Lord, after-
wards 2nd Duke of Bolton,
q.v., 4086.

Wilton, Haddington, S2567.

Wimborne Minster, 413.

Wimersley Hundred, co. North-
ampton, 2509.

Winch, Sir Humphrey, M.P., see
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Winchester : 3881.

Courts sit at, 973.

gallows, Ir261.

Statute of, enforced, 3348.

Winchester, Sir William Paulet,
Pawlett, Powlett, Poulet,
K.G., Earl of Wiltshire, q.v.,
Baron St. John, q.v., 1st
Marquis of, 148, 486, 490,
515, 615. ’

Charles, K.G., afterwards 1st
Duke of Bolton, q.v., 6th
Marquis of, 3711, 4086.
Gardiner, Stephen, Bishop of,
463.

Lancelot Andrews, Bishop of,
1350. ’

Winchilsea :

Sir Heneage Finch, 3rd Earl of,
3933.

See also Nottingham, Earls of.
Windall, Thomas, Ir372.
Windebank, Sir Francis, M.P.,
Secretary of State, 1678, 1766.
Windgrave, Rebekah, Irl305.
Windham, Edmund, M.P., 3355.
Winding, wool, see under Wool.
Windows, painted glass, of
churches not to be broken,
526.

Windshiels, Lowdon, S2567.
Windsor : 3694.

Charles will meet Parliament-
ary Commissioners at, 2291.
Forest, deer preserved, 2126.
Hospital, 635.

Park, against entry of, 959.
traffic with London forbidden,
plague, 643.

Windesor, Windsor, of Stanwell :
Henry, 5th Baron, 941.

Thomas - Windsor (formerly
Hickman), afterwards 1st
Earl of Plymouth, q.v., 7th
Baron, 3161, 3346 ; see also
under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Sir William, Ir260.
Windy-edge, Shots, S2567.

Wines :

Canary prohibited, 3482.
customs on raised, 2516.
drinking imported, forbidden,
S1216.
dues :

farmers of, 1873.
leased, S1540.
paid by Venetians, 20 a.
the ‘ voluntary payment ’ of
40s. illegal, 1857.
the imposition is illegal, 1857.
duty :

free in camps, Irl069.
imposed again, Irl074.
farm of, Irll3.

French :

Customs duty on, Ir294, 295.
Customs remitted, Irl044.
import of: 1171, S1486, 1495,
1519.

allowed, 744, S1519.
from Bordeaux, S677, 695, 719.
forbidden, 484, 586, 781,

S1279, 1283, 1456.
dear, forbidden, 693, 704.
Gascony, forbidden, 1512.
new :

allowed, 1256.
forbidden before December,
1133.

and other goods, 1171, S1486.
regulations for, 1133.

suspended, 1688.
remission of customs on, etc.,
from, Irl044.

and spirit dues, remission of,
Irl044.

ships for import of, to be
English, 1588.
impost on, S963.
continued, Ir294.
licences : 712, 772.

Wines :
licences :

agents for : 3355, 3385, 3394.
in Dublin, Irll79.
granting, 3327.
sale of, granted only to seller
or to landlord and owner,
3290.

profits of, granted to Duke of
York, 3385.
to be renewed, Ir220,
to sell, Ir323.

measures for, to be of tin or
pewter, 1823.

unlawful mixture of, forbidden,
S2227.

price of: 169, 198, 254, 283,
290, 412 c, 420, 603, 678, 730,
741, 753, 761, 766, 771, 776,
808, 819, 828, 841, 1654,
1656, 1666, 1691, 1714, 1738,
1763, 1764, 1790, 1812, 1954,
3056, 3352, 3391, 3407, 3454,
3485, 3511, 3524, 3532, 3546,
3556, 3578, 3589, 3607, 3627,
3639, 3646, 3678, 3708, Ir511,
1413, 1428, 1454, 1500, 1515,
1526, 1553, 1565, 1666, 1583,
1597, S65, 102, 117, 145, 810,
925, 967, 1753.

Canary, 3853.

Gascony or French, £4 per
tun, 144.

illegally raised, Irl244.
Malmesey, 615.

Muscadels, 615.
sack, 615.

reserved for royal selection,
S344.

sale of ; Ir519.
new, forbidden, 550.
sellers not to keep women for
drawing wine, beer, or ale,
S2083.

service of the King’s house-
hold, S892.

sold by measure, 1781.
subsidy on, continued by
Proclamation, Ir86.
not to be taken into the Isles,
S1374.
trade :

with Canaries, 3420.
regulations for, 1781, 1789.
all engaged in, to pay the
duty ordered by the Vintners’
Company, 1789.

sale of, &c., forbidden during
hours of divine service, 4314.
voluntary customs on, 1781.
Wine Casks :
regulations, 1267, 1755.
use of : 1800.
illegal, 1755.
old, for navy, 1267.

Wingfield :

Sir Antony, K.G.,M. P.,374,382.
Jacques, Ir46.

Folliott, see Powerscourt, Fol-
liott Wingfield, Viscount.

Sir Richard, afterwards 1st
Viscount Powerscourt, q.v.,
see under Lord Justices and
Privy Council, under Ireland.
Wings, Haddington, S2567.
Winkworth, John, Ir819.

Winram, George, of Eymouth,
S3205.

Winslowe, Edward, 3002.

Winster, Ensign, S2861.

Winter, Wintour :

Sir John, 2831, 2869.

Robert : 1021.
for arrest of, 1024.

Samuel, D.D., Ir556.

Thomas, 1021.

Captain William, of Dymock,
4206.

Winter corn, Irll97.

Winter quarters of army.
SI 237.

Winter service of seamen, 4106.
Wintercleugh, Crawford, S2567.
Winterton lighthouse, 1204.
Winton, Wintoun :

George Seton, 3rd Earl of,
S1380, 1447, 1487, 1807.
George Seton, 4th Earl of,
' S2475. 2588, 2619.

Winwood :

Sir Ralph, M.P., Secretary of
State, 1178.

Richard, M.P., 2072.

Wire:

import of, forbidden :
iron, 1604, 3651.
latten, 1782.

Wirrall, Christopher, Irl88.
Wirtemburg, Duke of, Irl256.
Wisbeach Castle, place of im-
prisonment for priests, &c.,
1557.

Wise, William, 3314.

Wishart, Wisheart :

David, S2853.

(George), (master of a ship),
500 marks reward for arrest
of, S2630.

Rev. William, S2401, 3218,
3298.

Witches :

commissions of judiciary
against, S868.

unauthorized seizure of, for-
bidden, S2226.

Wither, George :

‘ Hymns ’ of, psalms in metre
to be bound up with, 1351.
Withering, Witherings, Thomas,
1649, 1766, 1825.

Wittridge, 1824.

Woad, sowing of, forbidden, 782,
908, 922.

Wodsetters called out, S2624,2733.
Wolf-Hole-Craig, S2573.
Wollaston, Col. Sir John, 2078.
Wogan :

John, Impost master, Ir372, 382.
Col. Thomas, M.P., regicide,
3224, 3401.

Wolf hunts to be organized, Ir518.
W ollaston ,W olleston, Wollistone :
Sir John, 1986, 2270.

Capt. Richard, 2078.

Richard, 2995.

Wollenholme, see Wolstenholme.
Wolmet, Conventicle, S2401.
Wolmet, Lady, S1805.

Wolryche, Waldridg, Sir Thomas.

Bt., M.P., 2240.

Wolseley :

Sir Charles, Bt., M.P., 3098.

Col. William, Irl376.

See also wider Privy Council,
under Ireland.

Wolstenholme, Sir John, 1163,
1166.

Wolverhampton, collection for,
4214.

Wolves, destruction of, Ir518, 542,
681, 697.

Wombell, Maj., 2564.

Women :
petition of :
to Parliament, 1976.
to Lords, concerning Queen’s
departure, 1983.
vagrant, transported, Ir520.
wear prohibited stuffs, S2565.
Wood :

Alexander, S3170.

Alexander, mason, Kelso, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

Alexander, Roxburgh, S2567.
Andrew, Berwick, S2567.

Col. Cornelius, 4258.

t 1525 95, SI. 1550 8?6, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 100 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, S1416. 1041 1835, Ir337, S1722.
1 1050 2886, Ir461, S2034. 100 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1075 8606, Ir855, S2S98. 1089 3942, Ir 1009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

659

Key to
Dates

Wood

INDEX

Wylie

Wood :

Daniel, Cairnhill, Craigie,
S2567.

Gavin, wright, Glasgow, S2567.
George, 1260.

Hugh, Lowis, Cumnock, S2567.
James, Gallowscruik, Linlith-
gow, S2567.

John, 1130.

John, Cumnock, S2567.

John, Green-law, Berwick,
S2567.

John, Kelso, Roxburgh, now in
Lanark-shire, S2567.
John,Killelan parish in Pollock
Town, S2567.

John, Newmills or Guilfoot,
Lowdon, S2567.

Robert, M.D., Ir864, 865, 878.
Roger, 1190, 1261.

Thomas, Windshiels, Lowdon,
S2567.

William, 3735.

Wood :

on Cheviots not to be cut, S1059.
use of, in iron-making : 1800.
forbidden, 1751.

Wood-ashes, export of, forbidden,
1334, 1600.

Woodburn :

George, Mains of Lowdon, S2567.
John, Lowdon, S2567.

Robert, Mains of Lowdon,
S2567.

William, Mains of Lowdon,
S2567.

Woodbury Fair suspended, 8432.
Woodcock :

John, Ir372.

Ensign Ralph, 2078.

Woodcott, James, 1012.

Woodcuts on proclamations :
of Charles I and his son, 2425.
of coins, 46, 532.
of seals, 1225, 4115.
of Union Jack, 4423.

Wood End, Dumfries, S2567.
Woodgreen, Isaac, 3735.

Wood Hall, Haddington, S2567.
Woodhead, Carsphairn, S2320.
Woodhouse, 2939.

Woodington, alias Widrington,
William, highwayman, 3522.
Wood kerns :

no mercy to be shown to, Ir579.
promised pardon, Ir626.
reward for arrest of, Ir618.
Woodlands, 413.

Woodneuk, Kilbride, S2567.
Woods :

commission for sale of, 1081.

See also under Commissions.
Crown, sale of, 1081.
not to be cut down, 2489, Irll42.
preservation of, 1073.
surveyors of, 1073.

See also Forests.

Woodside, Kilbride, S2567.
Woodside, Walkmill of, Stirling-
shire, S2567.

Woodstock :

fair, plague, 695.
hospital, 535.

Woodstock, William, 1872.
Woodward :

Edward, 1190.

patentee for farthing tokens,
Ir242.

Josiah, D.D., 4425.

Wool : Ir312 a.
armed smugglers of, 8863.
cards, cairds :

import of, forbidden : 1604,
3651.

old, S2371, 2860.
not to be renovated, 1604.

See also Cards.

Channel Islands, 3256.

Wool :

Company of Merchant Adven-
turers, farmers of revenue on
exported, 3354.

commission to prevent export
of, 3870.

customs on exported, 338.
dyeing : 1657.

logwood not to be used, 1334,
1600.

export of : Irl7.
allowed, S931.

enforcing law against, S1236,
1254.

to England, Ir599, 932.
forbidden, 366, 928, 1150, 1314,
1334, 1600, 1651, 3075, 3256,
3847, 4252, 4532, Irll77,
S1151, 1236, 1254, 1762.
fraudulent, Ir882, 932.
illegal, Ir995.
returns ordered, Ir882.
reward for discovery, Irl374.
stopping, S1474.
wool-fells, yarn, fullers’ earth,
and pipe clay, forbidden,
1651, 1802, 3075, 3256.
fells, concerning pulling, 736.
flocks, see Wool.

hallage of, goes to Christ’s Hos-
pital, 1771.

import forbidden, S2498, 3180.
licence :
to buy : 1045.
revised, 712, 738.
revoked, 1197.
for dyeing, 1000.
to transport into England,
Ir338.

manufacture of, 354.
for packing of, 276, 992.
packs, impurities in, 992.
petition against import of
Spanish, 2104.
ports of shipping, Ir882.
pulling from sheep forbidden,
S1271.

regulations for trade in, 1197.
sheep to be clipped, S1271.
smuggling of : 4252.
to Scotland, 3847.
staple :

Boston, 570.
brought home, 1197.
erected, Ir23l.

merchants may export, de-
spite inhibition, 366.
staple, see that title.
trade : 303, 438, 1165.
a failure, 3380.
to Germany, 1802, 3742.
protection of, 3848, 3849, 3850,
3851, 4252, 4532.
restricted to Merchant Adven-
turers’ Company, 3742.
of Scotland, 3863.

See also Commission,
traders in, to join Merchant
Adventurers, 1685, 1802.
winding of : 570, 883, 3392.
frauds in, 380, 463.
statutes of, enforced, 3392.

Woolfall, Richard, Highton,4035,
4037.

Woolfe, Earnest, 3068.

Woollen cloth : 167.
aulnage of, 3262.
import forbidden, S857, 2650,
3180.

kinds of, 1278.

for the true making of (1534),
147.

to be marked, 1771.
size of, 159.

subsidy on, enforced, 3262.
use of, to be enforced, 1189.

Woollen goods :

free export of, 3354, 3458, 3489.

Woollen goods :
import forbidden, 3706.

Woollen stockings, import for-
bidden, S2498.

Woollen yarn :

export forbidden, 1153.
import forbidden, S2498.

Woollie-mill, Roxburgh, S2567.

Wools, 287.

Woolstruther, Edinburgh, S2567.

Woolters, John, 3828.

Worcestershire :

commission for government of,
2391.

declaration of cavaliers of, in
favour of peace, 3161.
grant of £3,000 monthly to
King, 2349.

Worcester : 28, 2491.
declaration to King, 2238.
disturbances in, 2792.
Huddington, 1021.
troops raised, 2792.
arms to be brought in to, 2322.
escape of Charles aided by
Mr. John Huddleston, 3608.
strangers to leave Oxford for,
2491.

thanksgiving day for anni-
versary of, ordered, 3085,
Ir483.

Worcester :

Edward Somerset, K.G., 9th
Earl of, 928, 934, 941, 1007,
1225, 1469.

Henry Somerset, 10th Earl, 1st
Marquess of, 2345, 2831.
Edward Somerset, titular Earl
of Glamorgan, q.v., afterwards
11th Earl, 2nd Marquess of,
appointed general of Con-
federate Catholic Army for
England, Ir433.

Henry Somerset, K.G., 12th
Earl, 3rd Marquess of, after-
wards 1st Duke of Beaufort,
q.v., 3567, 3568, 3608, 3671,
3674, 3704, 3711, 3712, 3714,
3719.

See also Lord Herbert Somerset.

Worcester cloth, sizes of, 1657.

Work to be found for poor, S2945.

Workington, 1583, 1606.

Workmen enticed abroad, 3844.

Worms, — , of Warminster, 3828.

Worship, Public :

all absent from, to be fined,
S2248.

innovations in, forbidden, 1886.
interference of students in
Oxford with meetings for,
2961.

Lambeth petition to Lords
against disturbance of, 2375.
masters to enforce attendance
on, S2300.

Quakers not to interrupt, 3045.
ranters not to interrupt, 3045.
sequestered ministers not to
perform, 3065.
uniformity of, 982.

Worsley :

Benjamin, Ir521.

Maj.-Gen. Charles, 2972.

Worthington, Thomas, chirur-
geon, of Wigan, 4037.

Wotton of Marley :

Sir Edward Wotton, 1st Baron,
373, 374, 934, 941, 971, 1178.

Wotton, Nicholas, D.D., Dean of
Canterbury, 373, 374.

Wounded :

Scots to have the same privi-
leges as English, S3031.
soldiers, see Maimed and
wounded soldiers,
surgeons to send names of, to
Privy Council, 1590.

Wraes, Riccartoun, S2567.

Wray, Sir Christopher, M.P.,
2093, 2167, 2348, 2610.

Wren :

Sir Christopher, D.C.L., LL.D.,
3477.

Matthew, see Ely, Bishop of.
Wright :

Christopher, 1021.

Sir Edmund, 1867.

Henry, 767.

John, 1021.

John, Crooked-holm, Kilmar-
nock, S2567.

John, Larbreck, S2320.

John, Shallock, Kirkcudbright,
S2567.

John, smith, Darnick, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

John, smith, West Gordon,
Berwick, S2567.

Nathan, 2647.

Sir Nathan, C.S., 4305, 4316.
Nathaniel, 1986.

Patrick, Grubet, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Sir Robert, L.C.J., M.P., 3826,
3858.

Robert, Gateside Hall, Edin-
burgh, S2567.

Robert, smith, Langshaw, Rox-
burgh, S2567.

William, 3314, 4405.

William, Roxburgh, S2567.
Wriothesley, Sir ^Thomas, K.G.,
Secretary of State, afterwards
1st Baron Wriothesley and
Earl of Southampton, q.v. ,
162.

Writing against Government that
it is tyrannical or usurped,
made treason, 2847.

Writs :

continued on death of Charles
I, S2007.

for Convention Parliament
(1660), 3171.

to be in English, 2094, 2917.
of error :

to be presented, 3652.
to be pressed, 3345.
to be prosecuted at once, 2656.
to be sealed with Great Seal
of Parliament, 2566.
not to be opened unless sealed
by Parliamentary seal, 2525.
original, fines on, abolished,
3004.

passing of, with old seals, S1420.
of Proclamation :
cost of, 3280.
original of, 2952, 3225.
Wrongous imprisonment, Act for
preventing, published, S3209,
Wroth, Sir Robert, M.P., 874.
Wrotliam, 3575.

Wyat, Wyatt :

Sir Henry, 29.

Sir Thomas :

Proclamation by, 439, 440,
441, 2471.

proclaimed traitor, 440, 442,

443, 444.

reward for apprehension of,

444.

Wybrant, Peter, Ir372.

Wybrants, Bartholomew, Irl586.
Wyche, see Wiche.

Wycombe Fair, 117.

Wye :

Mrs. Elizabeth, 3828.

Mrs. Sarah, 3828.

Wylder, John, pilot, 1012.

Wylie :

Andrew, Logan, Mauchlin,
S2567.

George, Daldillan, Mauchlin,
S2567.

Key to ) 1525 95, SI. 155 0 375, Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir255, SI 416. 1641 1835, Ir337, S1722.
Dates j 165 0 2886, Ir461, S2034. 166 0 3145, Ir608, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl009, S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

660

Wylie

INDEX

Zouche de Haryngworth

Wylie :

John, Lowdon, S2567.

John, Smiton, S2320.

William, Belshes, Roxburgh,
S2667.

William, Little - blackwood,
Kilmarnock, S2567.

William, Shisland, Finwick,
S2567.

William (son), Finwick, S2567.

Wyndham :

Sir Hugh, 3677.

Col. Hugh, 4258.

Thomas, Vice-Admiral, 338.

See also Windham.

Wynne, Col. Owen, Irl483.

Wyote, see Wyat.

Wyrley, Humphrey, 4214.

Wythens, Wythear, Sir Francis,
M.P., 3826.

Yale, Thomas, LL.D., 660.

Yard, James, 2578.

Yardbent, Evandale, S2567.

Yarmouth, bailiffs of, 2627.

Yarmouth (I. of Wight), collec-
tion for, 1116.

Yarmouth, William Paston, 2nd
Earl of, 3933.

Yarn:

export forbidden, 1334.

skeins, rands, and lays of, Ir313.

to be sold by weight, S1568.

woollen, see Wool.

Yarner :

Col. Sir Abraham, Ir838; see
also under Privy Council, under
Ireland.

Yate, Yates :

Matthew, 8739.

Maj. Robert, Bristol, 4110.

Yate, Torbolton, S2567.

Yaxley, Sir Robert, Irl54.

Year, beginning of the, S928,
3332.

Yeld, John, 3759.

Yellow-lies, Thomas, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Yelverton, Sir Henry, M.P.,
Attorney-General, 1190, 1197,
1229, 1233, Ir220, 221.

Yeomans :

John, Idingtoun, Berwick,
S2567.

Alehouses, licensing of, 293, 905.
Argyle:

Archibald Campbell, 4th Earl
of, S77, 78.

Balfour of Glenawley, Ir260.
Bass, prisoners denounced, S2971,
not S297.

Basset, Sir Arthur, Ir260.
Beresford, Tristan, Ir260.
Bingley, Sir Ralph, Ir260.

Blair, Brice, of Phimick, S2463.
Blayney, Sir Edward, Ir260.
Brook, Sir Basill, Ir260.

Cecil, Sir Robert, 956, afterwards
Salisbury, Earl of, not Sir
William.

Chigley, see also Cheislie.
Clandeboy, Lord, Ir260.
Clanricarde, 4th Earl of, Ir260.
Clattworthy, Sir Hugh, Ir260.
Clerkington, see Sir William Scott.
Coin, value of foreign, Ir629,
1616.

Key to > 1525 95, SI. 1550 375,
Dates j 1650 2886, Ir461, S2034.

VOL. II.

Yeomans :

Robert, 2428.

Thomas, Idingtoun, Berwick,
S2567.

William, 2428.

William, Idingtoun, Berwick,
S2567.

Yestalrig, S297.

Yester :

William Hay, 6th Baron Hay
of, S592.

John Hay, 8th Baron, S1447,
1698.

John Hay, 9th Baron, after-
wards 2nd Earl of Tweed-
dale, q.v., S2577, 2588, 2619,
2644, 2645, 2646, 2733.
a Master of Game, S2529.
Charles, Master of, afterwards
3rd Mai-quis and 4th Earl of
Tweeddale, S2756.

Yorkshire :

alum mines, 1082, 1151, 1416.
commission for, 91.
export of corn from, 609 a.
protestation of freeholders,
2132.

gentry summoned, 2205.
monopoly of repair of arms,
1284.

pardon offered to, 2625.
petition :

to Charles I for return to
Parliament, 2099, 2164.
for reconciliation with Parlia-
ment, 2125.

to Parliament : for reconcilia-
tion, 2079, 2165.
against Sir John Hotham,
2241.

plague in, S1564.

Protestation against the peti-
tion, 2169.

trades in (1593), 862.

York : 3881.

arms for, to be stopped by
sheriffs, 2156.

Committee of Parliament at,
2127.

Declaration : 3908.
to Gen. Monk as to excluded
members, 3153.
guard of Charles I at, 2134.
magazines at, 2401.

York:

President and Council at, S7.

prisoners escaped from, 3101.

thanks to Committee of Parlia-
ment at, 2131.

threats used to supporters of
Parliament at, 2125.

wages for (1593), 862.

York, diocese of, 767.

Accepted Frewen, Archbishop
of, 3265.

Nicholas Heath, Archbishop of,
Chancellor, 467.

Thomas Lamplugh, Archbishop
of, 3918, 3921, 3927, 3933.

York, James, Duke of (afterwards
James II) : 3323, 3333, 3363,
3402, 3414, 3456, 3492, 3494,
3516, 3523, 3527, 3553, 3560,
3581, 3583, 3744, 3748, 3764,
S2659, 2579.

excommunicated by Cargill,
S2493.

reward for discovery of person
who injured portrait of,
3732.

Lord High Admiral, 3408.

to receive profits of post office,
3753.

Youghall :

College, burglary at, Irl303.

relief of, 1963.

Young, Youngs :

Alexander, Muircambus, Fife-
shire Covenanters, S2567.

Andrew, Coverton, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Andrew, Kirkton, Kilbride,
S2567.

Andrew, Kittochside, Kilbride,
S2567.

Andrew, Threpland, Renfrew-
shire, S2567.

George, Auchnotroch, Lesma-
hago, S2567.

George, Bedrule, Roxburgh,
S2567.

George, weaver, Loan - head,
Linlithgow, S2567.

George, Roxburgh, S2567.

George, Waterston, Edinburgh,
S2567.

James, Bedrule, Roxburgh,
S2567.

ADDENDA

Colchester, Richard, not Thomas
Savage, Visct.

Cole, Sir William, Ir260.

Cook, Sir Francis, Ir260.

Declaration of Sanquhar, S2488,
not SI 688.

De la Warr, see West.

Dillon, Robert, Lord, Ir260.

Dopping, Anthony, Ir372.

Dunbar, Sir James, Bt., see
Mochrum.

Dungannon, Hugh O’Neill, 3rd
Baron, not 2nd.

Eglintoun, Alexander Seton, not
Selon.

Erskine :

Arthur, S1758, 1989, 2027.

Sir Charles, Ir260.

Eyre, John, not Eyne.

Forbes, Sir William, Bt., of
Monymusk, see Munimusk.

Glass, Venetian, 1707, not 380.

Gore, Sir Powle, Irl69, 260.

Guiscard, Antoine, Sieur de,
4497.

Hay, John, younger, S2191.

Hill, Sir Moses, Ir260.

Ireland, Parliament, meeting,

1514, not 1513.

Ireland : Privy Council :

Baltinglas, not Baltinglass.

Caulfield, Sir William, Ir260.

Jones, Sir Roger, afterwards 1st
Visct. Ranelagh, q.v.

Roscommon, insert Carey
Dillon, 6th Earl of, before
Ir938.

Talbot, Sir William, Bt.

Warne, Humphrey, Ir46.

Wingfield, Jacques, Ir46.

Laurie, see also Lawrie, Maxwell-
toun.

Lawford, Sir Hercules, Ir260.

Law Terms, 525, 582, 658, 696, 719.

Leicester, Leycester : see also

Lisle.

Irl6, S50. 1575 692, Ir79, S323. 160 0 904, Irl55, S929. 1625 1393, Ir25
1660 3146, IrOOS, S2167. 1675 3606, Ir855, S2398. 168 9 3942, Irl 009,

661

Young, Youngs :

James, Carswel in Neilson
Parish, S2567

James, Dundas, Linlithgow,
S2567.

James, Kittochside, Kilbride,
S2567.

J ames, weaver, West-calder,
Edinburgh, S2567.

Schir John, (Rev.), S27.

John, East-barns, Haddington,
S2567.

John, weaver, Kildrum, S2567.

John, Kirktoun, S2567.

John, Threpland, Renfrewshire,
S2567.

John, Edinburgh, S2567.

Patrick, Bridgehouse, Linlith-
gow, S2567.

Richard, 897.

Sir Richard, Bt., M.P., 1641.

Robert, Bedrule, Roxburgh,
S2567.

Thomas, Guill, Edinburgh,
S2567.

Captain Thomas, tailor, Straven,
Evandale, S2567.

William, feuar, Seamores,S2567.

William, Threpland, Renfrew-
shire, S2567.

Yuil :

Alexander, Brackenhirst, New
Monkland, S2567.

Alexander, Brackenhurst, Shots,
S2567.

Patrick, Brackenhurst, New
Monkland, S2567.

Samuel, Laend, New Monkland,
S2567.

Thomas, Newbigging, Lesma-
hago, S2567.

William, Traprain, Hadding-
toun, S2567.

Yuilshiels, Carluke, S2567.

Zabras detained, 632.

Zante, sale of currants from,
2535.

Zealand dollars, against, S1185.
Zealand, refuge of Puritans, 770.
Zetland, see Shetland.

Zouche de Haryngworth, Edward
la Zouche, 1 1th Baron, 1178.

Leigh, Sir Daniel, Ir260.

Lords, House of, traffic, 4257, 4268.

Mackenzie, Sir George, of Tarbat,
not Tarbet.

Monmouth, reward for arrest of,
£5000, not £1000.

Montgomery, Sir Hugh, Ir260.

Morrison, William, see Preston
Grange.

Paper, kinds of, 219, 220.

Pardons, see also under Rebel-
lions.

Paynes, Charles, Ir260.

Piracy, 506, 548, 573, 580, 589,
697, 623, 830, 869.

Privy Council, Orders by, see
Clothing, Horses, Lent,
Lottery, Wages.

Reward, £5000, for arrest of Pre-
tender, 4545, Irl638, S3393.

Scotland, Coinage, S1192, 1223.

Wages, 654, 703.

Woodcuts of coins, 556, 614.

5, S1416. 16411835, Ir337, SI 722.
S2762. 170 0 4271, Irl413, S3190.

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