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<BYLINE>BY THE Lord Lieutenant AND COUNCIL.</BYLINE>
<SIGNED>ESSEX.</SIGNED>
<P>_WHEREAS in an Act of Parliament, lately pa&s;&s;ed in this Kingdom, Entituled, <HI>An ACT for the Explain|ing of &s;ome Doubts, a|ri&s;ing upon an ACT,</HI> Entituled, <HI>an ACT, for the better Execution of His MAJESTIES Gracious Declaration, for the Settlement of His Kingdom of <HI>Ireland,</HI> and &s;atisfaction of the &s;eve|ral Intere&s;ts of Adventurers, Souldiers, and other His
<PB N="2" REF="2"> Subjects there, and for making &s;ome alterations of, and additions unto the &s;aid ACT, for the more &s;peedy and effectual Settlement of the &s;aid Kingdom,</HI> There is one Clau&s;e contained in the&s;e words follow|ing.</P>
<P><HI>And for the better carrying on of this pre&s;ent Set|tlement, by rai&s;ing &s;uch a &s;um of Money, as may be &s;ufficient to buy off &s;everal E&s;tates and Intere&s;ts, which by virtue of the &s;aid former ACT are now in being, and if they &s;hould be &s;trictly challenged and demand|ed, according to the Tenour of the &s;aid ACT, would in a great mea&s;ure delay and hinder the Execu|tion of this pre&s;ent ACT. Be it further enacted by the Authority afore&s;aid, That one Years Rent of all the Lands in <HI>Ireland,</HI> which were returned by the Ci|vil Survey, to belong to any Iri&s;h Papi&s;t, Popi&s;h Recu|&s;ant or <HI>Roman</HI>-Catholick, according to the Values the &s;ame Lands were lett at, in the year One Thou&s;and &s;ix Hundred fifty and nine, and of all other the Lands wherein any Adventurer, or Souldier, his Heirs, Ex|ecutors or A&s;&s;igns, hath any benefit of Settlement or Confirmation by virtue of this pre&s;ent ACT, (the Lands Settled by <HI>Era&s;mus Smith,</HI> to any pious or chari|table u&s;e onely excepted) be forthwith rai&s;ed and paid unto the Receivers herein after con&s;tituted and ap|pointed, by two even and equal Payments, the fir&s;t pay|ment thereof to begin upon the fir&s;t day of <HI>Febr.</HI> which &s;hall be in the Year of our Lord One Thou&s;and &s;ix Hun|dred &s;ixty five. The &s;econd payment, to be upon the Fir&s;t day of <HI>February,</HI> which &s;hall be in the year of our Lord, One Thou&s;and &s;ix Hundred &s;ixty &s;ix, under the penalty following (that is to &s;ay) every per&s;on lyable to the payment of any part of the &s;aid Years Rent, and making default, and failing to pay the &s;ame, by the &s;pace of Twenty days after any the days and times wherein the &s;ame ought to be paid, &s;hall be chargeable
<PB N="3" REF="2"> and is hereby charged with double the &s;um, which ought to have been paid as afore&s;aid, to be levied by proce&s;s out of His MAJESTIES Court of Exche|quer, in like manner as any the Rents whereof the &s;aid Earl of <HI>Orrery</HI> and Lord <HI>Ma&s;&s;ereen</HI> were appointed Re|ceivers by the &s;aid former ACT, might have been le|vied, and if need &s;o require, like cour&s;e is to be taken for the a&s;certaining of the Value of Lands charged with the &s;aid Years Rent, and of returning the &s;ame into the Exchequer, to remain and be a charge upon Record, as in and by the &s;aid former ACT, in ca&s;e of the &s;aid other Rent therein &s;ecured was appointed; and the &s;aid Receivers herein after appointed, are to accompt for and pay unto <HI>Arthur</HI> Earl of <HI>Angle&s;ey,</HI> Vice-Trea&s;u|rer of <HI>Ireland,</HI> or to the Vice-Trea&s;urer of <HI>Ireland</HI> for the time being, all and every the &s;ums of Money by them to be received. Neverthele&s;s it is hereby De|clared and enacted, that all and every the &s;ums of Mo|ney, formerly paid to the Earl of <HI>Orrery,</HI> and Lord Vi&s;count <HI>Ma&s;&s;ereen,</HI> in pur&s;uance of the &s;aid former ACT, &s;hall be allowed to the per&s;on and per&s;ons &s;o paying the &s;ame, his and their Heirs, Executors and A&s;&s;igns, in full di&s;charge, of &s;o much of the Rent pay|able by this ACT, as the Moneys &s;o as afore&s;aid paid, do or &s;hall amount unto; and the two half Years Rent payable to the &s;aid Earl of <HI>Orrery,</HI> and Lord Vi&s;count <HI>Ma&s;&s;ereen,</HI> by any Adventurer or Souldier, their Heirs, Executors, or A&s;&s;igns, by virtue of the &s;aid former ACT, &s;hall be and are hereby from henceforth Di&s;|charged: and in ca&s;e the Moneys to be rai&s;ed, as afore|&s;aid, &s;hall fall &s;hort of the &s;um of Three Hundred Thou&s;and pounds, then it &s;hall and may be lawful to and for the Lord Lieutenant, or other chief Governor and Council there for the time being, to Tax and A&s;&s;e&s;s upon all the Lands in <HI>Ireland,</HI> &s;o much more Money, as together with what hath been before rai&s;ed and al|lowed
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<PB N="4" REF="4"> by virtue of this ACT, &s;hall make up the full and ju&s;t &s;umm of three hundred Thou&s;and pounds <HI>&s;terl.</HI> and to cau&s;e the &s;ame to be A&s;&s;e&s;&s;ed, di&s;tributed, rai&s;ed and levied by &s;uch ways and means as they &s;hall think fit, ob&s;erving therein all the equality and indifferency that can be.</HI></P>
<P><HI>And whereas &s;ince the making of the &s;aid ACT His Maje&s;ty by Commi&s;&s;ion under His Great Seal of <HI>Ireland,</HI> did appoint certain Commi&s;&s;ioners for the a&s;certaining the Years Rent of all Lands, by the &s;aid clau&s;e lyable to the payment thereof, who have a&s;certained the &s;aid Years Rent, and returned the &s;ame into His Maje&s;ties Court of Exchequer, by which return it appears, that the whole Moneys rai&s;ed and to be rai&s;ed by the &s;aid Years Rent, do fall much &s;hort of the &s;umm of Three Hundred Thou&s;and pounds in the &s;aid ACT mention|ed, the &s;aid whole returns of all the Lands lyable to the payment of the &s;aid Years Rent, amounting but to the &s;umm of One hundred and ninety Thou&s;and, Seven hun|dred Eighty nine pounds, Eleven &s;hillings Seven pence half penny.</HI></P>
<P><HI>And whereas the Barons of His Maje&s;ties Court of Exchequer, have certified unto Us under their Hands, that there have been di&s;charged of the &s;aid Years Rent &s;o a&s;certained and returned by the &s;aid Commi&s;&s;ioners by Judgements and Orders of the &s;aid Court of Exche|quer &s;everal &s;ums of Money amounting in the whole to the &s;umm of Twelve Thou&s;and One Hundred Seventy one pounds &s;ixteen &s;hillings &s;even pence. part of the &s;aid &s;umm of One hundred and ninety Thou&s;and, &s;even Hundred Eighty nine pounds, Eleven &s;hillings &s;even pence half penny, which &s;aid &s;ums &s;o di&s;charged have been adjudged by the &s;aid Court to have been a&s;&s;e&s;&s;ed upon Lands, that by the &s;aid ACT are not liable to the payment of the &s;aid Years Rent, and the &s;aid &s;umm of Twelve Thou&s;and One Hundred Seventy One
<PB N="5" REF="4"> pounds, &s;ixteen &s;hillings &s;even pence, being deducted from the &s;aid &s;um of One Hundred and Ninety Thou|&s;and, Seven Hundred Eighty Nine pounds, Eleven &s;hillings &s;even pence half penny, there remains of the &s;aid Years Rent but the &s;um of One Hundred Seventy Eight Thou&s;and, &s;ix hundred and &s;eventeen pounds, fifteen &s;hillings and one half penny, which falls &s;hort of the &s;aid Three Hundred Thou&s;and pounds, the &s;um of one hundred twenty one thou&s;and three hun|dred eighty two pounds four &s;hillings and eleven pence half penny.</HI></P>
<P>And whereas his Maje&s;ty by his Contract with our very good Lord, <HI>Richard</HI> Lord Vi&s;|count <HI>Ranelagh,</HI> and his Partners, and His Gracious Letters bearing date the One and twentieth day of <HI>September 1671,</HI> hath been Graciou&s;ly plea&s;ed for the ea&s;e of his Maje&s;ties Subjects in this Kingdom, and out of His Clemency and Favour to them to declare, That they &s;hall be allowed Eight Half-yearly payments, for the paying and an&s;wering of the &s;aid &s;um, which the moneys rai&s;ed by virtue of the &s;aid years value, &s;hall be found to fall &s;hort of the &s;aid three hundred thou&s;and pounds, the Fir&s;t half-years payment thereof, to be made on or before the twenty &s;ixth day of <HI>March 1672:</HI> and the la&s;t payment thereof, to be on or before the Twenty ninth day of <HI>September</HI> One thou|&s;and &s;ix hundred &s;eventy five, and hath com|manded us to cau&s;e an A&s;&s;e&s;&s;ment thereof to be made, upon all the Lands in this Kingdom, according to the Power and Authority giuen unto us by the &s;aid Act. And whereas the late Lord Lieutenant and Council, in pur&s;u|ance
<PB N="6" REF="5"> of His Maje&s;ties &s;aid Gracious Letters by their Order bearing date the <HI>19th</HI> day of <HI>Fe|bruary 1671,</HI> did order that towards &s;upply of the &s;aid deficiency of the &s;aid years value, the &s;um of thirty thou&s;and pounds &s;hould be taxed and a&s;&s;e&s;&s;ed on all the Lands in this Kingdom, the &s;ame to be paid at two &s;everal payments, <HI>viz.</HI> on the 25th of <HI>March,</HI> and 29th of <HI>September</HI> 1672 by even and equal portions, and whereas al&s;o we the Lord Lieutenant and Council, in further pur&s;uance of His Maje|&s;ties &s;aid Gracious Letters by our Order, bearing date the One and Thirtieth day of <HI>January</HI> One thou&s;and &s;ix hundred &s;eventy two, did Order that towards the further &s;upply of the &s;aid Deficiency of the Years value, the &s;um of thirty thou&s;and pounds, more &s;hould be taxed and a&s;&s;e&s;&s;ed upon all the Lands in this Kingdom, the &s;ame to be paid at two &s;everal payments, <HI>viz.</HI> one moyety thereof on the twen|ty &s;ixth day of <HI>March</HI> one thou&s;and &s;ix hundred &s;eventy three, and the other moyety thereof on the twenty ninth day of <HI>September,</HI> one thou|&s;and &s;ix hundred &s;eventy three, And whereas al&s;o we the Lord Lieutenant and Council in further pur&s;uance of His Maje&s;ties &s;aid Gra|cious Letters by our Order, bearing date the three and twentieth day of <HI>February</HI> one thou|&s;and &s;ix hundred &s;eventy three, did likewi&s;e Order that towards the further &s;upply of the &s;aid deficiency of the years value the &s;um of thirty thou&s;and pounds more, &s;hould be taxed and a&s;&s;e&s;&s;ed upon all the Lands in this King|dom, the &s;ame to be paid at two &s;everal pay|ments <HI>viz.</HI> One moyety on the twenty &s;ixth
<PB N="7" REF="5"> day of <HI>March</HI> la&s;t pa&s;t, and the other moyety thereof on the twenty ninth day of <HI>September</HI> la&s;t pa&s;t.</P>
<P>And whereas there remains farther to be taxed and a&s;&s;e&s;&s;ed for compleating the &s;aid three hundred thou&s;and pounds, the &s;um of thirty one thou&s;and three hundred eighty two pounds, four &s;hillings and eleven pence half penny, We therefore in pur&s;uance of the &s;aid clau&s;e con|tained in the afore&s;aid Act of Parliament, and of the Power and Authority thereby given un|to Vs, do think fit, and accordingly do Order, that the &s;aid &s;um of thirty one thou&s;and three hundred eighty two pounds, four &s;hillings and eleven pence half penny be taxed, a&s;&s;e&s;&s;ed, di&s;tri|buted, rai&s;ed and levied upon all the Lands in this Kingdom of <HI>Ireland,</HI> in and throughout the &s;everal Cities, Towns and Counties in this Kingdom, according to the &s;everal &s;ums, rates and proportions, and in the manner here|after expre&s;&s;ed (that is to &s;ay)
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<ITEM>THe City and County of the City of <HI>Dub|lin,</HI> One thou&s;and three hundred and &s;e|ven pounds, Ten &s;hillings.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The County of <HI>Dublin,</HI> one thou&s;and three hundred and &s;even pounds Ten &s;hillings.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The county of <HI>Kildare,</HI> Nine hundred pounds.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The county of <HI>Catherlough,</HI> three hundred ninety &s;even pounds ten &s;hillings.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The <HI>Kings County,</HI> Four hundred and &s;eventy pounds ten &s;hillings.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The <HI>Queens-County,</HI> five hundred and twenty three pounds.</ITEM>
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<ITEM>The county of <HI>Longford,</HI> three hundred and fourteen pounds.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The county of <HI>Meath,</HI> One thou&s;and five hun|dred and twenty &s;even pounds.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The County of <HI>Wea&s;tmeath,</HI> Seven hundred eighty four pounds ten &s;hillings.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The City and county of the City of <HI>Kilkenny,</HI> one hundred and four pounds, ten &s;hil|lings.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The county of <HI>Kilkenny,</HI> one thou&s;and &amp; fifty &s;ix pounds ten &s;hillings.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The county of <HI>Wexford,</HI> &s;even hundred eighty four pounds ten &s;hillings.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The county of <HI>Wickloe,</HI> three hundred &s;eventy &s;ix pounds ten &s;hillings.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The county of <HI>Lowth,</HI> five hundred fourty four pounds.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The town of <HI>Drogheda,</HI> one hundred &amp; fourteen pounds ten &s;hillings.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The county of <HI>Limerick,</HI> one thou&s;and &amp; fifty &s;ix pounds ten &s;hillings.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The city and county of the city of <HI>Limerick,</HI> two hundred and nine pounds.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The county of <HI>Cork,</HI> with the city and town thereof, three thou&s;and three hundred twen|ty &s;even pounds, four &s;hillings and eleven pence half penny,</ITEM>
<ITEM>The county of <HI>Waterford,</HI> &s;ix hundred and nine|ty pounds ten &s;hillings.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The city and county of the city of <HI>Waterford,</HI> two hundred and nine pounds.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The county of <HI>Clare,</HI> Nine hundred eighty three pounds ten &s;hillings.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The county of <HI>Kerry,</HI> five hundred and &s;eventy five pounds ten &s;hillings.</ITEM>
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<ITEM>The county of <HI>Tipperary</HI> including <HI>Holy-cro&s;s,</HI> two thou&s;and three hundred and one pounds ten &s;hillings.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The county of <HI>Donegal,</HI> one thou&s;and and &s;ixty &s;even pounds.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The county of <HI>Tyrone,</HI> eight hundred and &s;ix|teen pounds.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The county of <HI>Fermanagh,</HI> five hundred and fifty four pounds ten &s;hillings.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The county of <HI>Cavan,</HI> five hundred ninety &s;ix pounds ten &s;hillings.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The county of <HI>Monaghan,</HI> five hundred and &s;e|venty five pounds ten &s;hillings.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The county of <HI>Antrim,</HI> including the town of <HI>Carrickfergus,</HI> one thou&s;and two hundred thir|ty four pounds ten &s;hillings.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The county of <HI>Down,</HI> one thou&s;and and ninety eight pounds ten &s;hillings.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The county of <HI>Ardmagh,</HI> five hundred and &s;e|venty five pounds.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The county of <HI>Londonderry,</HI> with the city and county of <HI>Londonderry,</HI> and the town and Barony of <HI>Colerain,</HI> eight hundred and five pounds ten &s;hillings.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The town of <HI>Gallway,</HI> one hundred &s;eventy eight pounds.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The county of <HI>Gallway,</HI> one thou&s;and three hun|dred and eighteen pounds.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The county of <HI>Ro&s;common,</HI> eight hundred and twenty one pounds.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The county of <HI>Sligo,</HI> &s;ix hundred fourty eight pounds ten &s;hillings.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The county of <HI>Mayo,</HI> eight hundred fifty two pounds ten &s;hillings</ITEM>
<ITEM>The county of <HI>Leitrim,</HI> three hundred &s;eventy &s;ix pounds ten &s;hillings.</ITEM>
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<P>And We do farther think fit, that the afore|&s;aid &s;um of thirty one thou&s;and three hundred eighty two pounds four &s;hillings and eleven pence half penny, &s;hall be rai&s;ed and paid at two &s;everal payments, one moyety thereof to be paid on the twenty &s;ixth day of <HI>March</HI> next, and the other moyety thereof on the twenty ninth day of <HI>September</HI> next en&s;uing the date hereof, and that the &s;everal per&s;ons hereafter named, &s;hall be Commi&s;&s;ioners in the re&s;pe|ctive counties and places hereafter mentioned, for the taxing, a&s;&s;e&s;&s;ing, di&s;tributing, rai&s;ing and levying, and cau&s;ing to be taxed, a&s;&s;e&s;&s;ed, di&s;tributed, rai&s;ed, and levyed, the &s;everal and Re&s;pective &s;ums afore&s;aid, according to the Rules following, <HI>viz.</HI></P>
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<HEAD>For the City and County of the City of DUBLIN.</HEAD>
<P>The Lord Mayor, Sherriffs <HI>and Recorder for the time being,</HI> Lord chief Ju&s;tice Povey, Lord chief Baron By&s;&s;e, <HI>Sir</HI> John Temple <HI>&s;enior, Ma&s;ter of the Rolls, Sir</HI> Theophilus Jones, <HI>Sir</HI> Charles Meredith <HI>Knights, Sir</HI> William Domvile <HI>Knight, His Maje&s;ties Attorney General, Sir</HI> John Temple <HI>junior, His Maje&s;ties &s;ol|licitor General, Sir</HI> John Davies, <HI>Sir</HI> George Gilbert, <HI>Sir</HI> Francis Brew&s;ter, <HI>Sir</HI> Jo&s;hua
<PB N="11" REF="7"> Allen <HI>Knights,</HI> Robert Dee, Peter Wybrant, Daniel Hutchin&s;on, John Pre&s;ton, John De&s;me|neer, John Forre&s;t, Lewis De&s;mineer, Enock Reader, Thomas Jones, Chri&s;topher Lovet, Chri|&s;topher Bennet, John Smith, Richard Hannaway <HI>Aldermen, Sir</HI> Abraham Yarner, <HI>Sir</HI> Thomas Wor&s;op <HI>Knights,</HI> John Stepney <HI>E&s;q;</HI> Chri&s;to|pher U&s;her, John Keating, George Percival, Mat|thew Barry <HI>E&s;qs; Dr.</HI> John Topham, <HI>Dr.</HI> Dud|ley Loftus, Thomas Pooley <HI>E&s;q; Captain</HI> John Nicholas, <HI>Captain</HI> William Shaw, Thomas Ken|nedy, William Sands, William Cliffe, Roger Moor, Francis Little, Goodwin Swift <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> Thomas Crow, William Brooks, Roger Jones <HI>Gent.</HI></P>
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<HEAD>For the County of DUBLIN.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The High Sherriff for the time being, Earl of</HI> Meath, <HI>Earl of</HI> Drogheda, <HI>Lord Vi&s;count</HI> Barnwell, <HI>Lord Vi&s;count</HI> Dongan, <HI>Lord Vi&s;|count</HI> Fitz Harding, <HI>Lord</HI> Gorman&s;town, <HI>Lord Vi&s;count</HI> Meryong, <HI>Lord</HI> Coloony, <HI>Lord</HI> Santrey <HI>Lord chief Iu&s;tice</HI> Povey, <HI>Lord Chief Iu&s;tice</HI> Booth, <HI>Lord Chief Baron</HI> By&s;&s;e, <HI>Sir</HI> Theophi|lus Jones, <HI>Sir</HI> Arthur Forbe&s;s, <HI>Sir</HI> John Temple <HI>&s;enior Knights,</HI> Oliver Lambert <HI>E&s;q; Sir</HI> Ri|chard Kennedy <HI>Knight, Sir</HI> William Domvile, <HI>Sir</HI> John Temple <HI>junior, Sir</HI> George Rawden, <HI>Sir</HI> John Cole, <HI>Sir</HI> Walter Plunkett, <HI>Sir</HI> Wil|liam Davies, <HI>Sir</HI> John Davies, <HI>Sir</HI> William Tich|burn,
<PB N="12" REF="8"> <HI>Sir</HI> Maurice Eu&s;tace, <HI>Sir</HI> George Lane, <HI>Sir</HI> Audley Mervin, <HI>Sir</HI> Abraham Yarner, <HI>Sir</HI> Thomas Wor&s;op, <HI>Sir</HI> Thomas Newcomen <HI>Knights Dr.</HI> Dudley Loftus, <HI>Dr.</HI> Robert Gorges, John Step|ney, Jo&s;eph Dean, William Ba&s;il, Chri&s;topher U+&s;her, Daniel Hutchin&s;on, Ralph Wallis, <HI>Sir</HI> Richard Bulkley, Richard Barry, William Hoey, Richard Fo&s;ter, John Giles, Robert Reading, James Stopford <HI>E&s;qs; Captain</HI> Thomas Pope, John Ea&s;t|wood <HI>Gent.</HI> Matthew Barry <HI>E&s;q;</HI> John Keating, Nicholas Cottington, Nicholas Plunket <HI>of</HI> Don|&s;hoglin, Richard Talbot <HI>of</HI> Balgriffin, Denny Mu&s;|champ <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> Chri&s;topher Fagan <HI>of</HI> Feltrim, Barn+well <HI>of</HI> Bremore, John Stoyte, William Clinch, Philip Cradock, Richard Archbald <HI>Gent.</HI> Richard Talbott <HI>of</HI> Mallahyde <HI>Gent.</HI> Nicholas Bolton, Tho|mas Fitz-Williams, John Borr, Robert Wolver&s;ton <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> John Denni, Ignatius Purcell <HI>Gent.</HI> John Taylor <HI>of</HI> Swords <HI>E&s;q;</HI> John Talbot <HI>of</HI> Belgar <HI>Gent.</HI></P>
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<HEAD>For the County of KILDARE.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The High Sheriff for the time being,</HI> Richard <HI>Earl of</HI> Arran, <HI>Lord Vi&s;count</HI> Loftus, <HI>Lord Vi&s;count</HI> Dungan, <HI>Lord Vi&s;count</HI> Fitz-Harding, <HI>Sir</HI> Theophilus Jones, <HI>Sir</HI> Charles Meredith <HI>Knights, Sir</HI> Francis Blundel, <HI>Sir</HI> Walter Burrows <HI>Baronets, Sir</HI> William Davies, <HI>Sir</HI> John Davies, <HI>Sir</HI> Andrew Aylmer, <HI>Sir</HI> Maurice
<PB N="13" REF="8"> Eu&s;tace, <HI>Sir</HI> John Bellew, <HI>Sir</HI> Arthur Gore <HI>Knights,</HI> William Hoey, Richard Talbott, Dud|ley Cooley, John Anne&s;ly, Henry Sankey, Jo&s;eph Dean, George Blunt, Richard Dixon, Hierom Sankey, Maurice Keating, <HI>Dr.</HI> John We&s;tley, John Salt, Charles Reeves, Edward Bermingham, Robert Meredith, Thomas Carr <HI>E&s;qs; The So|vereign of the</HI> Naas <HI>for the time being, the So|vereign of</HI> Kildare <HI>for the time being, the So|vereign of</HI> Athy <HI>for the time being,</HI> Daniel Hut|chin&s;on, John Warren, John Brown <HI>E&s;qs; Colo|nel</HI> Demp&s;y, Walter White, Raphael Hunt, Tho|mas Brown, William Weldon, Thomas Aylmer, <HI>of</HI> Lyons, Matthew Barry, Richard Barry, Edward Davies, William Hamilton, Francis Lea, Robert Lea, Henry Cooley, William Sands, Patrick Sars|field, Henry Aland, Peter Holms, Thomas Aylmer, Charles White, Robert Fitz Gerald <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> Jo: Aylmer <HI>of</HI> Ballycanon, <HI>Sir</HI> Francis Brew&s;ter, <HI>Sir</HI> Jo&s;hua Allen <HI>Knights,</HI> Henry Breen <HI>E&s;q;</HI> Sherlog <HI>of the</HI> Darre, John Emer&s;on, Richard Ne|vil, Robert Thornton, William Kerdiffe, Antho|ny Sherlock <HI>of</HI> Blackhall, John Warren <HI>of</HI> Clane, Arthur Sheal, Thomas Widgett, Alexander Eu&s;tace, John Bourk, John Eu&s;tace <HI>of</HI> Ca&s;tlemartin, Wil|liam Smith, Edward Jones, John Giffard, Charles Moor, Syrack Skinner, John Weaver, Jo&s;eph Rea, Robert Bartrum, Edmond Wal&s;h, John Nel&s;on, Patrick Page, Henry Brewton, James Swanton, John Clark, William Leigh, James Medlycut <HI>of</HI> Narny, I&s;aack Sands <HI>Gent.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<PB N="14" REF="9">
<HEAD>For the County of CATHERLAUGH.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The High Sherriff for the time being, the Earl of</HI> Thomond, Richard <HI>Earl of</HI> Arran, <HI>Lord</HI> Fitz-Harding, <HI>Lord Chief Baron</HI> By&s;&s;e, <HI>Sir</HI> John Temple <HI>Ma&s;ter of the Rolls, Sir</HI> Charles Meredith, <HI>Sir</HI> Thomas Butler, <HI>Sir</HI> Andrew Aylmer, <HI>Sir</HI> John Pon&s;onby, Dudley Bagnal, James Stopford, Thomas Burdett, Richard An|drews, Edward Harman, Arthur Weldon, Hen|ry Barkley, John Warren, Henry Smithwick, Marmaduke Taylor, John Barry, Walter Murry, Charles Cavenagh, Morgan Cavenagh, Francis Eu&s;tace, Robert Brown, Edward Reynolds, Geof|frey Paul, John Bagott, Benjamin Bunbury, Ro|bert Stanley, Charles Duke <HI>Gent. Sir</HI> John De|vallier <HI>Knight.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>For the KINGS-COUNTY.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The High Sheriff for the time being, Earl of</HI> Mountrath, <HI>Lord</HI> Fitz Harding, <HI>Lord Chief Baron</HI> By&s;&s;e, <HI>Sir</HI> William Flower, <HI>Sir</HI> Charles Meredith, <HI>Sir</HI> Edward Herbert, <HI>Colonel</HI> Carey
<PB N="15" REF="9"> Dillon, <HI>Lieutenant Colonel</HI> William Hamilton, <HI>Sir</HI> William Petty, John Weaver, John Baldwin <HI>&s;enior,</HI> William Pure&s;oy, <HI>the Burgo-Ma&s;ter of</HI> Philip&s;town <HI>for the time being,</HI> Lawrence Par&s;ons, John Gifford, Samuel Rolls, Richard Warburton, John Baldwin <HI>junior,</HI> George Sankey, John Sands, William Breet, Thomas Buckridge, John Eyres, Richard Barry, Gilbert Raw&s;on, Henry Sankey, Peter Purefoy, Robert Chaaffe, John Desbrow, John Sadler, Thomas Taylor, <HI>Sir</HI> John Totty <HI>Knight,</HI> Robert Leigh, John Reading, Francis Leigh, John Forth, Charles Lyons, John Wakely <HI>Colonel</HI> Richard Grace, Edward Smith, Archibald Adair, James Wyer, Hewer Oxbury, Trever Floyd, Edward Bagott <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> Jonathan Darby, John Read|ing <HI>the younger Gent.</HI> Kildare Tarleton <HI>E&s;q;</HI> John Jervies, Digby Lloyd, Henry Greenham, Edward Tarleton, John Andrews, Thomas Larg, William Needham, Hector Vaughan, Daniel Ga|ghan <HI>Gent.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>For the QUEENS County.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The High Sherriff for the time being, Lord Vi&s;count</HI> Loftus, <HI>Sir</HI> William Flower, <HI>Sir</HI> George St. George, <HI>Sir</HI> Robert Harpool <HI>Knights, Sir</HI> Grego<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter">y Byrne <HI>Baronet,</HI> Henry Gilbert, John Weaver, John Rawlins <HI>E&s;qs; Colonel</HI> John Fitz-Patrick, Jo&s;eph Cuffe, Walter Wanford, Natha|niel Marks, William Weldon, Thomas Evans,
<PB N="16" REF="10"> William Scot, Francis Cosby, Thomas Piggot, William Bowen, Peryam Pool, Henry Aland, Ro|bert Meredith, Alexander Barrington, John A&s;hur&s;t, Adam Loftus, Charles Doyne, John Gilbert, Oliver Wal&s;h, William, Walker, Benjamin Baker, John Whitney, Edmond Butler <HI>E&s;qs; the Burgoma|&s;ter of</HI> Maryborough <HI>for the time being,</HI> Edward Nicholls, Thomas Prior <HI>Gent.</HI> Thomas Curd <HI>E&s;q;</HI> Robert Brown <HI>Gent.</HI> Thomas Taylor <HI>E&s;q;</HI> Thomas Starkey, William Crutchly, Robert Reeves, Peter Buckley, Richard Cogheran, John Patridge, John Whittle, Daniel Kerrin, Thomas Lap&s;ley, George Clark, Francis Newball, Charles Duke, Edward Brereton <HI>Gent.</HI> George Raw&s;on, Edmund Morris, Thomas Taylor <HI>of</HI> Mountmeleg, Robert Hedges, James Wheeler, James Barnwall <HI>E&s;qs;</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>For the County of LONGFORD.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The High Sheriff for the time being, Lord</HI> Aungier, <HI>Sir</HI> Arthur Forbe&s;s, <HI>Sir</HI> James Shaen, <HI>Sir</HI> Boyl Maynard, <HI>Sir</HI> Audley Mervyn, <HI>Sir</HI> Thomas Newcomen <HI>Baronets, Sir</HI> Connel Far|rel, <HI>Sir</HI> John Edgeworth, Henry Sankey, Ed|ward Knight, William Kennedy, William Long|ford, Thomas Flood, Arthur Aghmooty, Robert Ward, Oliver Jones, William Spike, Jo&s;eph Dean, Henry French, VVilliam Hoey, VVilliam Hamil|ton, Roger Jones, James Stopford, Ralph Wallis, Nicholas Ward, Francis Farral, Garrat Farral,
<PB N="17" REF="10"> James Galbraith, John Nugent <HI>E&s;qs; The Sove|reign of</HI> Johns Town, <HI>the Sovereign of</HI> Lanes|brough, <HI>the Sovereign of</HI> Longford <HI>for the time being, Colonel</HI> John Bram&s;ton, Nicholas Dowdal, Charles Fox, <HI>Lieutenant Colonel</HI> Francis Role|&s;ton, Anthony Townley John Gourden, Philip Branthawyt <HI>Gent.</HI> Thomas Dowling <HI>Gent.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>For the County of MEATH.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The High Sherriff for the time being, the Earl of</HI> Ro&s;common, <HI>the Earl of</HI> Drogheda, <HI>the Earl of</HI> Carlingford, <HI>the Lord Vi&s;count</HI> Barnwal, <HI>the Lord Vi&s;count</HI> Fitz-Harding, <HI>the Lord Vi&s;|count</HI> Gorman&s;town, <HI>the Lord Vi&s;count</HI> Neter|vil, <HI>the Lord Baron of</HI> Colooney, <HI>the Lord Baron of</HI> Slane, <HI>Sir</HI> Theophilus Jones, <HI>the Lord Chief Baron</HI> By&s;&s;e, <HI>Sir</HI> Henry Ingoldesby, <HI>Sir</HI> George Rawden, Oliver Lambert <HI>E&s;q; Co|lonel</HI> Carey Dillon, <HI>Sir</HI> Audley Mervin, <HI>Sir</HI> Thomas Wor&s;op, <HI>Sir</HI> Luke Bath, <HI>Sir</HI> Luke Dowdal, <HI>Sir</HI> William Petty, <HI>Sir</HI> William Tichburn <HI>Sir</HI> John Bellew, John Osborn, Arthur Meredith, Thomas Loftus James Napper, Robert Gorges, Henry Cadogan George Pepper, John Forth, Arthur Dillon, James Stopford, Lancelot Dowdal, Simon Crane, George Webb, David Parry, John Barns, John Gifford, Sans Graham, Charles Barker, Thomas Bligh, Ri|chard Janns, Robert Shield, John Forth, Michael
<PB N="18" REF="11"> Jones, John Haynes, Richard Stephens <HI>E&s;qs; the Portreeve of</HI> Trym <HI>for the time being, the Por|treeve of</HI> Navan <HI>for the time being, the So|vereign of</HI> Kells <HI>for the time being, the Por|treeve of</HI> Athboy <HI>for the time being,</HI> Thomas Taylor, William Shaw, Samuel Bull, George Brig|&s;tock, Hugh Culme, Richard Coot <HI>E&s;qs; Alder|man</HI> John Pre&s;ton, <HI>Alderman</HI> Jonas Elwood, <HI>Al|derman</HI> Thomas Leigh, Jo&s;eph Dean, Godwin Swift, William Hamilton, Roger Jones, Henry Osborn, Garret Wea&s;ley, Strafford Leightborn, Richard Percival, Henry Wade, Henry Flower, Jo&s;eph Pratt, William Gilbert, Roger Ecker&s;ley, William Perkin&s;on, Robert Reading, Henry San|key, Arlander U&s;her, Richard Willis, John Ma|&s;ter, Thomas Teeling, Matthew Bellew, Thomas Bellew, Henry Osborn, Robert Woods, William Moore <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> Richard Tenni&s;on <HI>Gent.</HI> Benjamin Woodward, Thomas Tandy, Ralph Elrington, William A&s;h, Henry Gwyther, Peter Mulledy, William Howard, Andrew Crafford, John Shelly <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> William Williams <HI>of Moughan&s;tonn,</HI> John Taylor <HI>of Swords E&s;qs;</HI> John Billing <HI>Gent.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<PB N="19" REF="11">
<HEAD>For the County of WESTMEATH.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The High Sheriff for the time being the Earl of</HI> We&s;tmeath, <HI>Lord Vi&s;count</HI> Dillon, <HI>Lord</HI> Aungier, <HI>Sir</HI> Arthur Forbe&s;s, <HI>Sir</HI> Theophilus Jones, <HI>Sir</HI> Henry Ingoldesby, <HI>Iu&s;tice</HI> Jones, <HI>Sir</HI> Francis Blundel, <HI>Sir</HI> Henry Peitce <HI>Baronet, Col:</HI> William Murray, <HI>Colonel</HI> Robert Sandys, <HI>Sir</HI> Thomas Newcommen, <HI>Sir</HI> George Herbert, <HI>Sir</HI> William Petty, George Peyton, Lawrence Hyde, Robert Cook, James Leigh, John Adams, Thomas Nugent, Hans Albert Wydman, Henry Packenham, William Handcock, Robert Percival, Alexander Brafield, William Low <HI>E&s;qs; the Sovereign of</HI> Athlone <HI>for the time being, the Provo&s;t of</HI> Kilbeggan <HI>for the time being,</HI> Arthur Aghmooty, Richard Nugent, James Nugent, Michael Gayner, Edmond Malone, Philip Branthawite, Theodore Barlow, Francis Gibbons, Chri&s;topher Gilbert, Thomas Smith <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> Lewis Mears, Edward Bertles, William Jones, Oliver Nugent, James Malagh|lin, Edward Tyrel, Walter Pollard, Arthur Jones, Edmond Fallon, William Cambriel, Tho|mas Kennedy, Robert Nugent, Hugh Fox, Ni|cholas Ogle, John Homan, Benjamin Chapman, James Wyer, George Wilton, Robert Packen|ham, William Needham, Enock Golborn, Peter Stern, Francis Adams, Edward Smith <HI>Gent.</HI> Hen|ry White, Richard Fitz-Gerald <HI>Gent.</HI> Garrat Dil|lon
<PB N="20" REF="12"> <HI>of Killineeny E&s;q;</HI> Edward Fallon <HI>Gent.</HI> Foulk Roo&s;kby <HI>E&s;q;</HI> Arthur Judge, William Gam|bel <HI>Gent.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>For the City and County of the City of KILKENNY.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The Mayor, Recorder, and Sherriffs for the time being,</HI> George Matthews, Jo&s;eph Cuffe Thomas Evans, Thomas Burril, Peter Goodwin, William Connel, Edward Stubbers, William Burges, Arthur Hel&s;ham, John Baxter <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> Hugh Dri&s;dal <HI>Archdeacon of</HI> O&s;&s;ory, James Swynnock, Jo&s;ias Haydock <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> Charles Duke, William Waring, Luchas Archer, Overington Blundel, Bartholomew Conner, William Burch, John Back&s;ter <HI>Gent</HI> Thomas Cony, Robert Garrat <HI>Gent</HI> Richard King <HI>E&s;q;.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>For the County of KILKENNY.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The High Sherriff for the time being, Lord Vi&s;count</HI> Galmoy, <HI>Sir</HI> Theophilus Jones, <HI>Sir</HI> John Pon&s;onby, <HI>Sir</HI> Charles Meredith, <HI>Sir</HI> Wil|liam
<PB N="21" REF="12"> Flower, <HI>Sir</HI> Richard Butler, <HI>Sir</HI> Chri&s;to|pher Wandesford, Richard Coot <HI>E&s;q; the So|vereign of</HI> Callan <HI>for the time being, the So|vereign of</HI> Thomas-Town <HI>for the time being, the Portreeve of</HI> Gowran <HI>for the time being, the Portreeve of</HI> Enni&s;teig <HI>for the time being, Co|lonel</HI> Carey Dillon, Jo&s;eph Dean, Thomas E|vans, George Bi&s;hop, Robert Reading, Edward Butler, Baltazer Creamer, Thomas Thomlins, William Burges, Bryan Man&s;ergh, John Burden, John Kelyn, John Winckworth, Jo&s;eph Cuffe, John Cuffe, John Grace, Thomas Burrel, Henry Webb, Richard King, Harvy Morris, Samuel Booth, John Bryan <HI>of Whiteswall, E&s;qs;</HI> John Purcel <HI>of Li&s;main,</HI> George Robbins, E|manuel Palmer <HI>E&s;qs,</HI> Edmund Butler, James Bry|an <HI>of Bawnmore,</HI> Walter Butler, Edmund Blanchfield, Jo&s;eph Brad&s;haw <HI>Gent.</HI> John Broad|&s;treet, Jonas Wheeler <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> Henry Wa&s;her, <HI>and</HI> Edward Fitz-Gerald <HI>Gent.</HI> James Bryan <HI>of Jenkin&s;town E&s;q;</HI> Walter Lawle&s;s <HI>of Claim|&s;town,</HI> Robert Hawford <HI>E&s;qs;.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>For the County of WEXFORD.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The High Sherriff for the time being, Sir</HI> Nicholas Armorer <HI>Knight, Sir</HI> Nicholas Loftus, <HI>Sir</HI> Cae&s;ar Colclough, <HI>Sir</HI> Richard Clifton, <HI>Knights,</HI> Jo: Winckworth, Thomas Scot, John Tench, Edward Withers, Roger Ma&s;ter&s;on,
<PB N="22" REF="13"> Con&s;tantine Neal, Thomas Barington, Alexan|der Barington, Robert Wol&s;eley, Thomas Knox, Nathaniel Boyes, Richard Ou&s;ley, John Warren <HI>E&s;qs; The Mayor of</HI> Wexford <HI>for the time being, the Sovereign of</HI> Ro&s;&s;e <HI>for the time be|ing,,</HI> Francis Harvey, William Ivory, Nathaniel Stevens, John Oliver, <HI>the Portreeve of Enni&s;cor|thy for the time being,</HI> John Sands, James Den|ny, George Butler, Sharington Gro&s;venor, Ri|chard Roe, Richard Kenny, Loftus Codd, Chri|&s;tian Borre, Abel Ram <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> John Rawkins, <HI>Co|lonel</HI> Solomon Richards, James Underwood An|drew Ram <HI>Gent. Captain</HI> Abraham Strange, Henry Loftus, Nicholas Kennis, Robert New&s;teed <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> Benjamin Cuthbert, Henry Butler, John White Robert Greenwell, Patrick Colclough, Ed|ward Butler, Walter Butler, Charles Buggs, Ro|ger Dtake <HI>Gent.</HI> William Hore <HI>E&s;q;</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>For the County of WICKLOE.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The High Sherriff for the time being, Earl of</HI> Meath, <HI>Lord Vi&s;count</HI> Meryong, <HI>Lord Vi&s;|tount</HI> Power&s;court, <HI>Sir</HI> George Rawden, <HI>Sir</HI> Richard Kennedy <HI>Sir</HI> William Stuart, <HI>Sir</HI> William Tichburn, <HI>Sir</HI> Abraham Yarner, <HI>Sir</HI> Richard Bulkley, <HI>Sir</HI> Walter Plunket, <HI>Sir</HI> Richard Reynolls <HI>Knights,</HI> William Hoey, Chri|&s;topher U&s;her, Roger We&s;t, Cromwel Wingfield, Philip Packenham, Robert Hazels, Randal Clay|ton
<PB N="23" REF="13"> John Stepney, Peter Beaghan, James Stop|ford, Thomas Kennedy, Edward Billing&s;ley, Hen|ry Temple, Robert Stratford <HI>E&s;qs; Colonel</HI> Man|waring Hammond, <HI>Captain</HI> John Whitehead; William Hud&s;on John King <HI>Gent.</HI> Denny Mu&s;champ <HI>E&s;qs; the Portreeve of the Bourrugh of Wick|low, for the time being,</HI> John Bo&s;wel, Thomas Boyd, Walter Wel&s;h, William Matthews, Wil|liam Reeves, Robert Bowyer, Samuel Pepys, Ed|ward Harrington, Richard Edwards, Richard Whaley, William Pin&s;ent, Thomas Brereton, John Humphreys, Humphrey Baggarly, Henry Medcalf, Owen Jones, Laurence Hud&s;on <HI>E&s;qs; Cap</HI> Richard Whinyard, Philip Cradock, Robert La&s;ells, Robert Turner, Alexander Heydon <HI>Gent.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>For the County of LOVVTH.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The High Sheriff for the time being, Earl of</HI> Drogheda, <HI>Lord of</HI> Lowth, Matthew Plunket <HI>E&s;q; Sir</HI> George Raw|den, <HI>Sir</HI> William Tichburne, <HI>Sir</HI> Tho|mas Forte&s;cue, <HI>Sir</HI> John Bellew, Henry Belling|ham, Richard Bolton, Nicholas Moore, Henry Townley, Arthur Brownlow, Nehemiah Donelan, Daniel Poer, Robert Moore <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> Arthur Dillon, Robert Sterling, James Brabazon, John Reinolds, John Ruxton, Samuel Ireland, James Smalwood, William Armitage, John Bellew <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> John Tom|lin&s;on, Bryan Heron, John Holt, Nicholas Ger|non
<PB N="24" REF="14"> William Bickerdick, <HI>Gent. the Bayliff of</HI> Dundalk <HI>for the time being, the Portreeve of Atherdee for the time being, the Sovereign of Carlingford for the time being,</HI> John Billing <HI>Gent.</HI> Murtogh Magennis <HI>E&s;q;</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>For the Town of DROGHEDA.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The Mayor, Recorder and Sheriffs for the time being, Sir</HI> James Graham, Rowland Trol|ley, Samuel Stanbridge, William Elwood, Thomas Dixon, George Peppard, Thomas Lee <HI>Alderman,</HI> Samuel Osborne, John Towers, David Shep|pard, Thomas Coccaine, Gabriel Mead, Francis Pool, John Whitlow, Jo&s;eph Whitlow, Edward Graves, Ignatius Peppard, Robert Ward, Hercules Langrith, Jo&s;eph Pratt, Jonas Elwood, Edward Singleton, Thomas Percival: John Sandford, John Taylor of <HI>Swords, and</HI> John Billing <HI>Gent.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>For the County of LIMERICK.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The Lord Pre&s;ident of Mun&s;ter, The High Sherriff for the time being, Lord</HI> Co|looney,
<PB N="25" REF="14"> <HI>Lord Baron of</HI> Brittas, <HI>Sir</HI> Henry Ingoldesby, <HI>Sir</HI> Thomas Southwel, <HI>Sir</HI> John Fitz Gerald, <HI>Sir</HI> William Petty, <HI>Sir</HI> Arthur Gore, <HI>Sir</HI> William King, <HI>Sir</HI> Oliver <HI>St.</HI> George, Richard Coote, Thomas Brown <HI>of Ho&s;pi|tals,</HI> Standi&s;h Hart&s;tong, Richard Southwel, Simon Eaton <HI>E&s;qs; the Sovereign of Kilmalock for the time being,</HI> Robert Oliver, John Friend, Ro|bert Taylor, John Man&s;el, Richard Waller, Ar|thur Ormsby, George Evans, Hugh Ma&s;&s;ey, John Bagott, Robert Wilkin&s;on, John Odel <HI>E&s;qs; Colonel</HI> John Blunt, Henry Glover, Humphrey Hartwel, Arthur Blennerha&s;&s;et, <HI>Dr.</HI> Jeremy Hall, Richard King, John Croker, John Dick&s;on, E|phraim Mun&s;el Nicholas Hubert, Michael Serle <HI>ju|nior,</HI> Richard Magwire, Garret Fitz-Gerald, Randal Clayton, Carey Dillon <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> Thomas Burton, Thomas Jack&s;on, Thomas Loyd, Wil|liam Reeves, Drury Wray, John Bury <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> Francis Leg, Ja&s;on Whicroe, Henry Harding, Ri|chard Newport William Warwick, John Bourk <HI>&amp;</HI> Thomas Fitz Gerald <HI>Gent.</HI> Marmaduke Pecock, Chri&s;topher Heath, Francis Fo&s;bury, Humphrey Curtoi&s;e, John Murry, William Bawbey <HI>Gent.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>For the City and County of the City of LYMERICK.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The Mayor, Recorder, and Sheriffs for the time being, Lord</HI> O Bryan, <HI>Sir</HI> Henry Ingoldesby, Standi&s;h Hart|&s;tonge
<PB N="26" REF="15"> <HI>E&s;q;</HI> Samuel Foxon, Daniel Bowman, Edward Warre <HI>Aldermen, Dr.</HI> Jeremy Hall, William York, Daniel Hignett, Zachary Holland, Verney Bucher, Richard Waller <HI>&s;enior,</HI> Bourk Story, Augu&s;tine Martin, John Collins, Paul Grimball Edward Clerk, Anthony Bartlett, Nicholas Tron|neil, Pierce Graham, <HI>and</HI> Thomas Jack&s;on <HI>Gent.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>For the County of CORK, with the City and County thereof.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The Lord Pre&s;ident of</HI> Mun&s;ter, <HI>the High Sheriff for the time being, the Earl of</HI> Cork, <HI>Earl of</HI> Barrymore, <HI>Earl of</HI> Inchequin, <HI>Earl of</HI> Clancarthy, <HI>Lord Vi&s;count</HI> Shannon, Richard <HI>Lord Baron of</HI> Colooney, John <HI>Lord Baron of</HI> King&s;ton, Roger <HI>Lord</HI> Broghill, <HI>Sir</HI> George Hamilton, <HI>Sir</HI> Boyle Maynard, <HI>Sir</HI> Richard Gethin, <HI>Sir</HI> Richard Aldworth, <HI>Sir</HI> Peter Cour|thop, <HI>Sir</HI> Nicholas Purdon, <HI>Sir</HI> Francis Foulk, <HI>Sir</HI> Richard Kyrle, <HI>Sir</HI> St. John Brodrick, <HI>Sir</HI> William Petty, Redmond Barry, Alexander Pi|gott, Robert Southwel, John Ga&s;h, William Meade, Henry Bathur&s;t, John Stepney, Richard Hull, Emanuel Moore, Thomas Beecher, Roger Osburne, William Supple, Arthur Hyde, Lan|celot Stepney, Richard Newman, Anthony Stow|el, John Folliot, Owen Silver, Francis Roberts, John Colethur&s;t, John Widenham, William Carre,
<PB N="27" REF="15"> William Fitz-Gerald, Richard Town&s;end, Thomas Long, John Jeph&s;on, Denny Mu&s;champ, William Arnop, Edward May, Peter Wallis, <HI>Dr.</HI> Jeremy Hall, Richard Travers, John Nicholas, Henry Owens, Bartholomew Purdon, Randal Clayton, James Man&s;ergh, John Bayly, <HI>the Provo&s;t of</HI> Bandonbridge <HI>for the time being,</HI> Henry Beech|er, John Chinnery, John Gifford, Valentine Green, John Groves, William Farmer, John Ho|nor, Robert Maud, William Thornhill, John St. Leger, Howard St. Leger, George Syms, John Baker, Garret Fitz-Gerald, John Mead, James Levallin, John Gibbons, Henry Bowreman <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> Maurice Fitz-Gerald <HI>of</HI> Ca&s;tle-I&s;hil, <HI>Colonel</HI> Richard Fitz-Gerrald Daniel O Donavan, Charles <HI>mat</HI> Carthy <HI>of</HI> Car|navagh, James Ronan, Maurice Fitz-Gerald <HI>of</HI> Inchveiena, Edward Roch, Edward Galway, Wil|liam Hodder <HI>of</HI> Monck&s;town, <HI>the Mayor, Sheriffs, and Recorder of the City of</HI> Cork <HI>for the time being,</HI> Richard Covett, Philip Matthews, No|blet Dun&s;comb, Thomas Farren, James Finch, Epinetus Cro&s;s, William Worth George Wright, Bate Freneh, John Hawkins, James Piercy, Ri|chard Scudamore, Zachary Travers, Philip Parker, Theophilus Cary, John Travers, Walter Cooper, Patrick Roch, Stephen Copinger, <HI>Captain</HI> Tho|mas Graham, Hugh Harding, Edward Denny, William Babington, Robert Fennel, <HI>Captain</HI> Thomas Coakley, Henry Hedge, Thomas Uniack, <HI>of</HI> Ballyvergin, <HI>Lieutenant</HI> Thomas Wallis, Thomas Denny, John Li&s;&s;et, George Crofts, Tobias Brown, Francis Burge&s;s, Barry More, Fran|cis Smith, Richard Steward, Walter Croker, Tho|mas Cau&s;abon, William Morris, Francis Robin&s;on, Richard Hynds, Leonard Gor&s;teloe, John Lute,
<PB N="28" REF="16"> William Hull <HI>Gent. the Sovereign of</HI> Kin&s;ale <HI>for the time being,</HI> John Suxburry, William Conran, Jo&s;eph Elwell, Jo&s;ias Percival George Piggot, John Watts, <HI>and</HI> John Lapp <HI>Merchant,</HI> Thomas Mills, Thomas Hayes, Richard Hayes, Henry Gerald, James Mills, George Evans, Ri|chard Power, Robert Fletcher, Martin Boubier, <HI>and</HI> Chri&s;topher Rye <HI>Gent. Alderman</HI> John Newhenham, Richard Harvey, John Bayly, <HI>Mal|&s;ter,</HI> Timothy Tucky, George Gambel, Cor|nelius Coveney, Edward Webber, Thomas Wal|ker Jo&s;ias Walker, Thomas Kitchingman, <HI>and</HI> Ed|ward Riggs, <HI>Alderman</HI> Matthew Dean, William Field, Jonathan Perry, Thomas Wills <HI>Gent.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>For the County of WATER|FORD.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The High Sheriff for the time being, Earl of</HI> Cork, <HI>Sir</HI> Boyle Maynard, <HI>Sir</HI> Richard O&s;|burne, <HI>Sir</HI> Francis Foulk, <HI>Sir</HI> Nicholas Armo|rer <HI>Knights,</HI> Pierce Wal&s;h <HI>junior,</HI> Andrew Lynne, Nicholas Osburn, Henry Aland, Andrew Rickards, William Bolton, Beverley U&s;her, Wil|liam Bradley, Thomas Osburne, James Mutlow, Edward May, John Nettles, Robert Carew, Robert Lynns, Richard Sylver, James Oldfield, John Smith, William Hibbart, Gannet Wate, John Paddon, Walter Power, James Everads, Matthew Hore,
<PB N="29" REF="16"> William Dobbin, Valentine Greatirx, Leonard Go|&s;tellow, Richard Lynne, Thomas Coot, Richard Barret, Godfrey Green, James Leigh, John Mur|phy, John Sargeant, <HI>Lieutenant</HI> John Andrews, Roger Carew, Richard Downeing, William Mills, John Smith, Barrey Drew, Garret Roch, John Jack&s;ton, <HI>Dr</HI>- Jo&s;hua Boyle, James Danger, Thomas Taylor, John Drew, Matthew Hoare, John Power <HI>E&s;qs; Dr.</HI> Walter Power, Godfrey Green, Alexander Dean, James Leigh, Garret Gough, Edward Cranwel, Arthur Odway, John Power <HI>Gent.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>For the Citie and Countie of of the Citie of WATERFORD.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The Mayor, Recorder, and Sheriffs, for the time being, Lord</HI> Power, James Mutlow, Andrew Lynne, Andrew Rickards, George Days, Thomas Chri&s;tmas, Edward May, Robert Lynne, Richard Fitz-Gerald, Edward Browne, William Dobbin <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> John Power <HI>Gent.</HI> Richard Fitz-Gerald <HI>and</HI> John Murphy <HI>Merchants,</HI> Arthur Odway <HI>E&s;q;</HI> David Owens, Jo&s;eph Osburn, William Blanch, Samuel Taylor <HI>Merchants.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<PB N="30" REF="17">
<HEAD>For the County of CLARE.</HEAD>
<P>Roger <HI>Earl of</HI> Orrery, <HI>Lord Pre&s;ident of</HI> Mun&s;ter, <HI>The High Sheriff for the time being,</HI> Henry <HI>Earl of</HI> Thomond, Richard <HI>Earl of</HI> Arran, <HI>Earl of</HI> Inchequine, <HI>Lord Vi&s;count</HI> Ma&s;&s;areene, <HI>Lord Vi&s;count</HI> Clare, <HI>the Lord</HI> O Bryan, <HI>Sir</HI> Henry Ingoldesby, <HI>Sir</HI> Arthur Gore, Samuel Burton, Thomas Hickman, Benjamin Lucas, John Colpis, John Gore, George Ro&s;&s;e, Giles Vande|lure, Ralph Conyers, Donogh O Bryen <HI>of</HI> Lemi|negh, Henry Lee, Donogh O Callaghan, Edmond Magrath, John mac Nemmara <HI>of</HI> Cratelagh, John Tompkins, Bartholomew Stackpool, Peter Gra|neer, William Gough, Walter Hickman <HI>Gent.</HI> Henry Evars <HI>Gent.</HI> Henry Colpis, David Nihil, Morris Connel, <HI>and</HI> Thomas Jack&s;on <HI>Gent.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>For the County of KERRY.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The High Sheriff for the time being, Lord Vi&s;count</HI> Clare, William <HI>Lord Baron of</HI> Kerry, Richard <HI>Lord Baron of</HI> Coloony, <HI>Lord</HI> Her|bert, Raymond Fitz-Morris <HI>E&s;q; Sir</HI> Valen|tine
<PB N="31" REF="17"> Brown <HI>Baronet, Sir</HI> John Pon&s;onby, <HI>Sir</HI> Francis Brew&s;ter <HI>Knights,</HI> John Blennerha&s;&s;et <HI>&s;enior,</HI> Thomas Crosby, Henry Pon&s;onby, Simon Eaton, Robert Oliver, Samuel Morris, John Blennerha&s;&s;et <HI>junior,</HI> Richard Chute, Patrick Crosby, Florence <HI>mac</HI> Carthymore, Daniel <HI>O</HI> Sulevanmore, Donn <HI>mac</HI> Feneen, Donogh <HI>mac</HI> Cullycuddy, Robert Blennerha&s;&s;et, Ullick Fitz-Morris, James Conway, Thomas Blennerha&s;&s;et, Rowland Bateman, William Ryves, John Rutter, Anthony Raymond <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> John Steer, John Fitz-Gerald <HI>junior,</HI> Fredrick Mullins, Charles <HI>O</HI> Con|ner Charles <HI>mac</HI> Carthy, William Collis, Philip Comyn, William Gun <HI>Gent. the Soveraign of</HI> Dingle Icou&s;h <HI>for the time being,</HI> James Conner <HI>Gent.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>For the County of TIPPERARY including HOLY-CROSSE.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The Sene&s;cal for the time being, Earl of</HI> Cork, Richard <HI>Earl of</HI> Arran, <HI>Lord of</HI> Dun|boyne, <HI>Lord of</HI> Ikerny, John <HI>Lord</HI> King&s;ton, <HI>Sir</HI> Edmund Everard, <HI>Sir</HI> Robert Coale, <HI>Sir</HI> Richard Butler, <HI>Sir</HI> Thomas Dancer <HI>Baronet, Sir</HI> George Hamilton, <HI>Sir</HI> Boyle Maynard, <HI>Cap|tain</HI> George Matthews, <HI>Captain</HI> John Parker, Symon Fynch, Bartholomew Fowlk, Daniel Abbot, James Godfrey, John Harri&s;on, John Briggs, Henry
<PB N="32" REF="18"> Shrimpton, Eliah Green, Thomas Sadler, Richard Coote, Andrew Lynne, William Woodward, Charles Alcock, Tobias Matthews, Jeremy San|key, William Heydon, Archibold Adaire, Mi|chael Gwynne, Oliver Latham, Richard Hammond, Thomas Manby, Richard Moore, William Brooks, Matthew Jacob, Chri&s;topher Perkins, Matthew Pennyfather, Godfrey Green, James Backer, Pey|ton Leyhunt, Samuel Foley, Peter Cooke, Robert Powel, Samuel Wade, Randal Clayton, Robert Carew, <HI>The Mayor of</HI> Clonmel, <HI>and the Mayor of</HI> Ca&s;hel <HI>for the time being,</HI> Thomas Cleere, Jo&s;eph Fox, Valentine Greatrix, Richard Hammerton, Trever Lloyd, Thomas Osborne, Thomas Paige, John Pick, Robert Reading, Jo|nathan A&s;h, Nicholas Purcel, Phannel Cooke, <HI>Captain</HI> Hewlett, Peter Dalton, Andrew Ric|kards, Michael Stanley, Nathan Taylor, Francis Legg, William Warwick, Nicholas Pin&s;on, Robert Levit, Nicholas Mouncton, Giles Powel, William Hynde, Henry Hunt, John Otway, Francis Smith, Stephen Moore, Gyles Cook, John Disbrough <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> James Abbot, William Vaughan, Richard Carleton, John Turvin, <GAP DESC="blank"> Moore, Robert Carleton <HI>Gent.</HI> Anthony Charnely, John Sulivane, John Ro&s;se, John Squibb, <HI>and</HI> Stephen Bateman <HI>Gent.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<PB N="33" REF="18">
<HEAD>For the County of DONEGAL:</HEAD>
<P><HI>The High Sheriff for the time being, Earl of</HI> Donegal, <HI>Sir</HI> Arthur Forbe&s;s <HI>Sir</HI> John Davies, <HI>Sir</HI> William Stewart, <HI>Sir</HI> William Gore, <HI>Sir</HI> Charles Hamilton, John Folliot, Francis Cary, William Dutton, Andrew Knox, John Hamilton, John Groves, <HI>Sir</HI> Albert Cunning|ham, Richard Murrey <HI>of</HI> Broughton, Charles Ha|milton <HI>of</HI> Cavan, Peter Beaghan, <HI>Captain</HI> Wil|liam Warren, James Calhown, James Hamilton, Francis Braty, Andrew Nisbet, Henry Vaughan, Michael Sampton, William Wray, Edmund Wood, Alexander Knox, George Birris, Antho|ny Dobbin, John Forward, Will Stewart, Da|vid Mortimer, Francis Hamilton <HI>of</HI> Callane, Henry Nugent <HI>Gent.</HI> Ba&s;il Brooke, George Brook, Richard Han&s;ard, Hugh Berkeley, George Knox, Peter Ben&s;on, Paul Ben&s;on, Thomas Groves, Alexan|der Cunningham <HI>of</HI> Aghan, Andrew Cunningham <HI>of</HI> Ballidonel, John Cunningham <HI>of</HI> Tully, An|drew Nisbet <HI>of</HI> Brenter, Alexander Weer, Hugh Hamil, John Calhown, Robert Weer, Wil|liam Griffith, Philip Hill, John Harwood, Robert Carey, Alexander Cunningham, James Nisbett, Michael Han&s;erd, John Nisbet, Oliver Berkeley, Matthew Cockaine, Thomas Stuart, Robert Boyle Andrew Lind&s;ley, James Galbraith, James Fi&s;her, <HI>the Provo&s;t of</HI> Donegal <HI>for the time being,
<PB N="34" REF="19"> the Provo&s;t of</HI> Killibeggs <HI>for the time being, the Warden of</HI> Lifford <HI>for the time being.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>For the County of TYRONE.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The High Sheriff for the time being, Lord</HI> Glenawly, <HI>Sir</HI> Arthur Forbe&s;s, <HI>Sir</HI> Audley Mer|vin, <HI>Sir</HI> William Stewart, <HI>Sir</HI> Arthur Chiche|&s;ter, <HI>Sir</HI> Robert Staples, <HI>Sir</HI> George Hamilton, <HI>Captain</HI> John Chiche&s;ter, William Moore, Henry Mervyn, James Stewart, Robert Stewart, Wil|liam Cahowne, <HI>Captain</HI> Francis Chambers, John Douglas, William Hou&s;ton, John Bett, James Shaw, Hugh Hamilton, William Stewart, David Mitchel, Alexander Sander&s;on, Hugh Edwards, Edward Edwards, John Fixen, William Kearnes, Edward Richard&s;on, John Le&s;ley, William Hamil|ton <HI>of</HI> Ballyfatton, Alexander <HI>mac</HI> Ca&s;lin, James Hamilton, John Modervel, Claud Hamilton, John Young, James Stewart, John John&s;ton, John An|thony, Michael Cope <HI>of</HI> Leitrim, Charles Ba&s;tard <HI>of</HI> Ardever, Thomas Maxwel <HI>of</HI> Strabane, Mat|thew Babington <HI>of</HI> Very, Andrew <HI>mac</HI> Clenaghan <HI>of</HI> Newtowne-Stewart, John <HI>mac</HI> Cauffand <HI>of</HI> Kilbreck, Claud Scot, Matthew Coombe, Robert Edwards, Thomas Theacar, James Gowidon, Ro|bert Nel&s;on, John Hamilton <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> Hans Hamilton, Samuel Hill, James Richard&s;on <HI>Gent.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<PB N="35" REF="19">
<HEAD>For the County of FERMANAGH.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The High Sheriff for the time being, Lord</HI> Glenawly, <HI>Sir</HI> John Cole, <HI>Sir</HI> Michael Cole, <HI>Sir</HI> John Humes, <HI>Sir</HI> William Gore, <HI>the Pro|vo&s;t of the Burrough of</HI> Ennis-Killin, Charles Balford, Cromwel Ward, Henry Blenerha&s;&s;et, William Archdal, Gerrad Erwin, John Corry, John Crighton, James Caldwel, James Corry, William Smith, John Leonard, Samuel Bull <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> Ja&s;on Ha&s;&s;et, Robert Elliot, John Owins, John Cole, John Che&s;lin, Thomas Cole, William Smith, John Hamilton <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> Hance Hamilton, <HI>and</HI> Lancelot Lowther <HI>Gent.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>For the County of CAVAN.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The High Sheriff for the time being, Lord of</HI> Sla<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter">e, <HI>Soveraign of the Town of</HI> Cavan <HI>for the time being, the Provo&s;t of</HI> Belturbet <HI>for the time being,</HI> Thomas White, Hugh Culme, Humphrey Perrot, William Moore, Samuel Town|ley, Robert Sander&s;on, Richard Lewis, John Maxwel, Ambro&s;e Bedel, Thomas Coach, Samuel
<PB N="36" REF="20"> Bull, Abraham Clements <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> Henry Waldron, Matthew French, Daniel Clements, John Owens, <HI>Gent.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>For the County of MONAGHAN.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The High Sheriff for the time being, Lord</HI> Blaney, <HI>Sir</HI> Hance Hamilton <HI>Knight</HI> Richard Barret, Arthur Dillon, John For&s;ter, William Barton, Henry Townley, Simon Crane, John Le&s;ley, Peter Beaghan, Simon Richard&s;on: Tri|&s;tram Carey, Francis Lucas, Samuel Bull, Nicholas Owens, Michael Pockridge Walter Carey, Mat|thew Anktel, Thomas Wyat, <HI>the Provo&s;t of</HI> Monaghan <HI>for the time being,</HI> Humphrey Shrig|ley, James Hamilton, William Hammilton, <HI>called</HI> Ru: Bane Hamilton, John Owens, Hugh Jon|&s;ton, Richard Ley, David Hamimlton, Thomas Por|tus <HI>and</HI> John Moore <HI>Gent.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<PB N="37" REF="20">
<HEAD>For the County of ANTRIM Including the Town of CARRICKFERGUS.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The High Sheriff for the time being,</HI> Ran|dal <HI>Lord Marque&s;s of</HI> Antrim, Arthur <HI>Earl of</HI> Donegal, Edward <HI>Lord Vi&s;count</HI> Conway <HI>and</HI> Kilulta, John <HI>Lord Vi&s;count</HI> Ma&s;&s;areene, <HI>Sir</HI> George Rawden <HI>Baronet,,</HI> Alexander <HI>mac</HI> Donnel <HI>E&s;q; Sir</HI> Hercules Langford <HI>Baronet,</HI> William Hill, Robert Colvil, Arthur Upton, Teige <HI>O</HI> Hara, Hercules Davies, Michael Har|ri&s;on, William Le&s;ley, John Lyndon, Francis Straf|ford, Robert Brice, Robert Harper, James Do|nald&s;on, Hugh <HI>mac</HI> Collum, John <HI>mac</HI> Collum <HI>E&s;qs; Mayor and Sherriffs of</HI> Carickfergus <HI>for the time being,</HI> Henry Davies, John Shaw, James Nettervile, John Donel&s;on, Daniel <HI>mac</HI> Neale, Adam Boyde, Thomas Dobbin, John Dogherty, William Waring, William <HI>mac</HI> Cullough, Richard Dobb, John Galland Henry Spencer, William How&s;tan, Alexander <HI>mac</HI> Auley <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> Daniel <HI>mac</HI> Kay <HI>Gent.</HI> John Bigger&s;taffe, Hugh Smith <HI>Gent, the Soveraign of</HI> Belfa&s;t <HI>for the time being.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<PB N="38" REF="21">
<HEAD>For the County of DOWNE.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The High Sheriff for the time being, Earl of</HI> Clanbrazil, <HI>Earl of</HI> Mount-Alexander, <HI>Sir</HI> George Rawden, <HI>Sir</HI> Hans Hamilton, <HI>Sir</HI> Toby Pointz, <HI>Sir</HI> Robert Ward, <HI>Sir</HI> Robert Maxwel, <HI>the Provo&s;t of</HI> Newtowne <HI>for the time being, the Provo&s;t of</HI> Killeleigh <HI>for the time being, Colonel</HI> Vere E&s;&s;ex Cromwel, Nicholas Bagnal, William Mountgomery, Hugh Savage, William Hill, Ro|ger We&s;t, Henry Spencer, James Le&s;ley, John Magil, John Savage, John Reynolds, James Ha|milton, James Magil, Collin Maxwel, Thomas Smith, Francis Hall, Daniel Hutchin&s;on, Francis Anne&s;ley, William Hawkins, William Waring, John Bayley, William Le&s;ley, Ralph Smith, Hugh Campbel, William Shaw of Bally&s;tockert, Hugh Montgomery <HI>of</HI> Dunbrackin, William Hamilton <HI>of</HI> Erinagh, <HI>Gent.</HI> Murtagh Megennis <HI>E&s;q;</HI> Patrick White <HI>Gent. Captain</HI> John Farrel.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<PB N="39" REF="21">
<HEAD>For the County of ARDMAGH.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The High Sheriff for the time being, the Sovereign of</HI> Ardmagh, <HI>for the time being, Sir</HI> Hans Hamilton, <HI>Sir</HI> George Atche&s;on, <HI>Sir</HI> Toby Poyntz, Edward Richard&s;on, Francis Cham|bers <HI>E&s;qs; Captain</HI> Mark Middleton, William Draper, Arthur Brownloe, Hamlet Obbins, William Waldrum, Edward Harri&s;on, Robert Gray, James Maxwel, Francis Hall, Walter Cope, George Blacker, Richard Chappel, Walter Daw&s;on, Thomas Chappel, Sidney Fotherby <HI>E&s;qs;</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>For the County of LONDONDERRY, the City and County of LONDON|DERRY and the Town and Barony of COLRAINE.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The Mayor and Sheriffs of</HI> Londonderry <HI>for the time being, Colonel</HI> William Cecil <HI>Sir</HI> Robert Staples, John Wil&s;on, <HI>Colonel</HI> John
<PB N="40" REF="22"> Gorge, <HI>Sir</HI> Randal Berrisford, Samuel Hill, George Canning, Hugh Rowley <HI>of</HI> Kilmore, George Phi|lips, William Godfrey, Thomas Moncriefe, Ro|bert Staples, John Gallant, Richard Ya&s;pe, Tho|mas Daw&s;on, Thomas Philips, Hugh Hagan, Wil|liam Jack&s;one, Robert Blare, John Gage <HI>junior</HI> Tri&s;tram Carey, Thomas Lawnes, John Disbrow, John Vaughan, Edward Edwards, Samuel Norman <HI>E&s;q;</HI> Hugh Montgomery, William Blayre, William Adams, <HI>The Mayor of</HI> Coleraine <HI>for the time being,</HI> Nicholas Lane, John Craig, Thomas Skip|ton, Alexander Tompkins, Jervi&s;e Squire, <HI>Gent.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>For the Town of GALLWAY.</HEAD>
<P><HI>The Mayor, Recorder, and Sheriffs for the Town of</HI> Gallway <HI>for the time being,</HI> John Morgan, Thomas Peters, Richard Ormsby, Gre|gory Con&s;table, John May, John Bullin|brook, Henry Dawes, Edward Eyrs, James Browne Fitz-Francis, Patrick-French-Fitz-Robert, Nicholas Lynch <HI>of</HI> Baying, <HI>and</HI> Jeremy Ru&s;&s;el <HI>Gent.</HI> Jo&s;eph Dean <HI>junior E&s;q; Colonel</HI> George Le&s;one <HI>Captain</HI> Charles Holcroft, <HI>Alder|man</HI> George Davi&s;on Thomas Rivet <HI>E&s;q;</HI> Walter Hicks, John Flower <HI>E&s;q;</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<PB N="41" REF="22">
<HEAD>For the County of GALLWAY.</HEAD>
<P>John <HI>Lord Baron of</HI> King&s;ton <HI>Lord Pre&s;i|dent of</HI> Connaught, <HI>the Sheriff of the County for the time being, Earl of</HI> Mountrath, <HI>Earl of</HI> Clanbrazil, <HI>Lord</HI> Bermingham, <HI>of</HI> Athenry, <HI>Lord Baron of</HI> Coloony, <HI>Sir</HI> Oliver St. George, <HI>Sir</HI> George Bingham, <HI>Sir</HI> Edmund Bourk, <HI>Sir</HI> Edward Ormsby, <HI>Sir</HI> George St. George, <HI>Sir</HI> Henry Waddington, <HI>Colonel</HI> Robert Sandis, Jo|&s;eph Dean <HI>junior,</HI> Richard Butler, Thomas Cawfield, Richard Bingley, Thomas Cuffe, Edmund Donnelane, John Morgan, John Bullinbrook, William Brooks, Henry Daws, Peter Beagham, Robert Blake, Nicholas Becley, William Brabazon, John Eyres, Jeremy Ru&s;&s;el, Matthew French, Henry Greenway, <HI>Colonel</HI> John Kelly, <HI>Colonel</HI> Garret Moore, John Birmingham, Charles Holcraft, <HI>Colonel</HI> Milo Poor, John Bourk, Michael Stanley, Lucas Taaffe, John Vaughan, Patrick French, Gil|bert Ormsby, Oliver Ormsby, David Power, George Brown of Neale <HI>E&s;q;</HI> Dominick Browne, <HI>of</HI> Win|&s;land, Nicholas Mouncton, Gyles, Powel, Willi|am Hind, Henry Hunt, <HI>Gent.</HI> John Disbrow <HI>E&s;q;</HI> Edward Bermingham, James Donelan, John Lam|bert, Francis Fo&s;ter, Walter Taylor <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> Ni|cholas French <HI>of</HI> Abbot <HI>&s;enior E&s;qs;</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<PB N="42" REF="23">
<HEAD>For the County of SLIGOE.</HEAD>
<P>John <HI>Lord Baron of</HI> King&s;ton <HI>Lord Pre&s;i|dent of</HI> Connaught, <HI>the High Sherriff of the County for the time being,</HI> Richard <HI>Lord Baron of</HI> Coloony, <HI>Sir</HI> Theophilus Jones <HI>Knight, Sir</HI> Arthur Gore <HI>Knight,</HI> Robert King, Thomas Radcliffe, Robert Morgan Ro|bert Chappin, Kein <HI>O</HI> Hara, Edward Wingfield, Edward Cooper, George Ormsby, William Ormsby, Philip Ormsby, Thomas Griffith, Jerom Jones, Francis King, Humphrey Booth, Edward Nichol&s;on, Henry Hu&s;e, John Bourk, <HI>E&s;qs;</HI> Henry Crofton, Edward Woods, An|drew French, William Bo&s;wel, George Taaffe, Thomas Woods, Henry Ormsby, Thomas Jones, James Birne <HI>Gent, the Provo&s;t of</HI> Sligoe <HI>for the time being.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>For the County of ROSCOMMON.</HEAD>
<P>John <HI>Lord Baron of</HI> King&s;ton, <HI>Lord Pre&s;i|dent of</HI> Connaught, <HI>The High Sheriff for the time being, Earl of</HI> Mountrath, <HI>Lord Baron
<PB N="43" REF="23"> of</HI> Coloony, <HI>Lord Vi&s;count</HI> Ranelagh, <HI>Lord Vi&s;count</HI> Dillon, <HI>Sir</HI> Edward Crofton <HI>Baronet,</HI> Thomas Cawfield, Robert King, Robert Sandys William Hancock, Edmond Donnelan, James King, Henry Dodwel, Allen Povey, Nicholas howne, Toby Mulloy, <HI>Gent</HI>-Thomas Cuff, Thomas Lovelace, Matthew Sym&s;on, Walter Jones, John Yeadon, Enoch Golborne, Edmond Smart, George Ormesby <HI>E&s;qs; The Soveraign of</HI> Athlone <HI>for the time being, The Sovereign of</HI> Ro&s;common <HI>for the time being, Colonel</HI> John Kelly, <HI>Major</HI> Owen Connor, Robert Drury, Richard Maypou|ther, Henry <HI>mac</HI> Dermot-Roe. Theobald Dillon <HI>of</HI> Loghlin <HI>Gent.</HI> John Disbrow <HI>E&s;q;</HI> Philip Fitz Gerald.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>For the County of MAYO.</HEAD>
<P>John <HI>Lord Baron of</HI> King&s;ton, <HI>Lord Pre&s;ident of</HI> Connaught, <HI>The High Sheriff of the Coun|ty for the time being,</HI> Theobald <HI>Lord</HI> Mayo, <HI>Sir</HI> Oliver Sr. George, <HI>Sir</HI> Arthur Gore, <HI>Sir</HI> Henry Waddington, <HI>Sir</HI> James Cuffe, <HI>Sir</HI> George Bingham, <HI>Sir</HI> Thomas Blake, John Crof|ton, Francis Knight, Philip Ormsby, John Orm&s;|by, George Ormsby, Robert Blake, Walter Blake, John Bingham, Ralph Fennick, Richard Francklin, Matthew French, Francis Jack&s;on, Jeremy Ru&s;&s;el, Tho|mas Knight, Thomas Lovelace, Thomas Meredith, Gar|ret Moore, John Morgan, John Nichol&s;on, Henry Ni|chol&s;on,
<PB N="44" REF="24"> Chri&s;topher Ormsby, Richard Ormsby, Lucas Taaffe, Owen Vaughan, Henry Vaughan, Edward Watts, <HI>Major</HI> Hare, Robert Miller, George Browne, Theobald Dillon, Valentine Browne, John Humphry, Martin Kirwan <HI>E&s;qs; &amp;</HI> Marcus Darcey <HI>Gent.</HI> Oliver Ormsby <HI>E&s;q;</HI> Gilbert Ormsby, Francis Black, Francis Brent, John Brown <HI>E&s;qs;</HI></P>
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<HEAD>For the County of LEITRIM</HEAD>
<P><HI>John</HI> Lord Baron of <HI>King&s;ton,</HI> Lord Pre&s;i|dent of <HI>Connaught,</HI> The High Sheriff for the time being, <HI>Richard</HI> Lord Baron of <HI>Coloony,</HI> Sir <HI>Arthur Forbe&s;s,</HI> Sir <HI>Oliver St. George,</HI> Sir <HI>William Gore,</HI> Sir <HI>John Humes,</HI> Sir <HI>Francis Gore, James King, George Ormsby, Walter Jones, Henry Crofton, Robert Drury, Bryon Cunning|ham, James Nisbet</HI> E&s;qs; <HI>Hugh O Rourke, Hen|ry O Neile, Charles Reynolds, Martin Arm&s;trong, John Lowther, Edward Gardiner, Thomas Jones,</HI> The Soveraign of <HI>Jame&s;town</HI> for the time be|ing, <HI>Hugh Gowran</HI> of <HI>Shreloghan, John Rey|nolds, William Packe, John Rourk of Toomona|ghan</HI> Gent. <HI>Toby Mulloy</HI> Gent.</P>
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<P>And We do farther think fit, and accor|dingly order, that the &s;everal and re&s;pective Commi&s;&s;ioners hereby appointed for the &s;eve|ral and re&s;pective Counties and Cities afore|&s;aid, &s;hall within Ten dayes, (or &s;ooner if it may be) next en&s;uing the publication here|of, meet together in the chief Town in each of the &s;aid Counties, or &s;ome other convenient place, by the &s;aid Commi&s;&s;ioners, for that purpo&s;e to be appointed, which &s;aid Commi&s;|&s;ioners, or any three or more of them, giving convenient notice to the re&s;t, of the time and place of &s;uch their meeting, are hereby requi|red and authorized, in order to the effectual and timely putting in execution the contents here|of, to divide and apportion the &s;aid &s;umm here|by made payable out of each re&s;pective County and City, in as equal and impartial manner as they can, according to the manner and form hereafter expre&s;&s;ed.</P>
<P>That the &s;aid &s;umm &s;hall be equally a&s;&s;e&s;&s;ed upon all the Lands and Hou&s;es within the &s;e|veral Towns, Divi&s;ions, Baronies, and Pari&s;hes within the re&s;pective Counties and places afore&s;aid, according to the &s;umms char|ged upon the re&s;pective Cities and Counties afore&s;aid, in the mo&s;t equal and indifferent way, that the &s;aid Commi&s;&s;ioners, or the grea|ter number of them &s;o a&s;&s;embled, &s;hall agree upon.</P>
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<P>And to the end no difference may ari&s;e in any ca&s;e, between Landlord, Tenant, and Occu|pier, what proportion of the &s;aid &s;umme the Landlord or Tenant &s;hall re&s;pectively pay, the &s;aid Commi&s;&s;ioners &s;hall at their general mee|ting, &s;et down &s;ome Rule, and a&s;certain (ac|cording to equity and good con&s;cience) what they &s;hall judge equal for the Landlord, and what for the Tenants re&s;pectively to bear, and &s;uch proportion as &s;hall be the proportion &s;o ad|judged to be paid by the Landlord of the &s;aid Farmer, Tenant, or Occupier of the &s;aid land or hou&s;e, he the &s;aid Farmer, Tenant, or Occu|piers of &s;uch land or hou&s;e, &s;hall pay and di&s;|charge, and for the &s;ame &s;hall be acquitted and di&s;charged of &s;o much of his or their Rent, as the &s;aid tax charged on the Landlord &s;hall a|mount unto, and &s;uch payment &s;hall be as effe|ctual to all intents and purpo&s;es, as if the &s;ame had been actually paid to his Landlord, or to any other per&s;on or per&s;ons unto whom his rent &s;hall become due and payable.</P>
<P>That if it &s;hall happen, that any of the afore|&s;aid tax be laid on any lands or hou&s;es that are wa&s;t, and not &s;ufficient to an&s;wer the &s;ame, or that any &s;umm hereby a&s;&s;e&s;&s;ed upon a|ny County, Divi&s;ion, or other place, &s;hall by neglect, mi&s;take, or otherwi&s;e, fall &s;hort of what was to be thereupon levied in &s;uch ca&s;e, &s;o much thereof as &s;hall fall &s;hort by any the occa|&s;ions afore&s;aid, &s;hall be re-apploted by the &s;aid Commi&s;sioners according to the &s;ame directi|ons, equally in the County, Barony or place wherein &s;uch tailer &s;hall happen as afore&s;aid,
<PB N="47" REF="25"> and &s;hall be rai&s;ed and levied in like manner as afore&s;aid.</P>
<P>That the &s;everal and re&s;pective Commi&s;&s;io|ners hereby appointed in the &s;everal and re&s;pe|ctive Counties and Cities, &s;hall meet together as occa&s;ion &s;hall be from time to time; And that the &s;aid Commi&s;&s;ioners, or any Three or more of them &s;hall after the publick Reading hereof, chu&s;e and nominate two, or three, or more (if they &s;hall think fit) of the hone&s;t and able Inhabitants in the &s;everal and re&s;pe|ctive Baronies, Towns and Pari&s;hes afore|&s;aid, and them appoint to take a particular Survey or E&s;timate of each mans E&s;tate, and to return the &s;aid Survey or E&s;timate thereof, under their hands to the &s;aid Commi&s;&s;ioners, or to &s;uch per&s;on or per&s;ons of them as &s;hall be by the &s;aid Commi&s;&s;ioners appointed to receive the &s;ame. In which &s;urvey or e&s;timate, all due re&s;pect is to be had, to value and to rate each Town-land, Tate, Ballibo, Quar|ter, Divi&s;ion or Denomination of Land ac|cording to the value, quantity, quality, and goodne&s;s of the &s;ame.</P>
<P>And in order thereunto, the &s;aid Commi&s;&s;io|ners upon the return of the &s;aid E&s;timate or &s;urvey, are to a&s;certain what each place (ac|cording to the goodne&s;s or badne&s;s, by a ju&s;t rule of proportion) &s;hall pay, taking care that the bad and cour&s;e land be not charged or bur|thened with the like &s;umm; the profitable lands of better value and worth are and ought to
<PB N="48" REF="26"> bear; and al&s;o to appoint and a&s;certain each mans &s;hare and proportion due according to the &s;aid returns, except they &s;hall &s;ee cau&s;e to alter the &s;aid returns, and to amend any mi&s;takes therein which they are authorized to do if they &s;ee cau&s;e.</P>
<P>We do hereby further order &amp; declare, That the &s;everal &s;ums of money &s;o a&s;&s;e&s;&s;ed, in the &s;eve|ral counties and Cities of this Kingdom &s;hall be received and levyed by, and paid unto &s;uch per&s;on and per&s;ons, and no other, as by his Maje&s;ties Commi&s;&s;ioners of the Trea&s;ury in this Kingdom &s;hall be appointed to levy and receive the &s;ame; And the &s;aid Commi&s;&s;ioners, or any three or more of them are hereby authori|zed and directed forthwith to deliver unto &s;uch per&s;on or per&s;ons, as &s;hall by the &s;aid Com|mi&s;&s;ioners of the Trea&s;ury be appointed, to collect and levy the &s;aid money, a particular of what each mans charge in every city, county, or pari&s;h &s;hall amount unto, which &s;umms are to be expre&s;&s;ed both in figures, and in words at length, together with a Warrant, requiring them forthwith to collect and levy the &s;aid &s;eve|ral and re&s;pective &s;umms to each mans name annexed, and to make payment of the &s;aid mo|nies &s;o levied and received to his Maje&s;ties &s;aid Commi&s;&s;ioners of the Trea&s;ury of <HI>Dub|lin.</HI></P>
<P>And if any per&s;on or per&s;ons &s;hall refu&s;e or neglect to pay the &s;everal &s;umms of money on him or them taxed as afore&s;aid, that it &s;hall
<PB N="49" REF="26"> and may be lawful for the Collector or other per&s;on or per&s;ons &s;o appointed as afore&s;aid, to receive the &s;aid monies, to collect and levy the &s;umms rated as afore&s;aid by di&s;tre&s;s, and in ca&s;e the owner or owners of &s;uch di&s;tre&s;s &s;hall neglect to pay his or their tax, and to redeem his or their Goods &s;o di&s;trained within &s;even daies after &s;uch di&s;tre&s;s is taken, during which time the &s;aid Collectors are not to re|move the &s;aid di&s;tre&s;&s;e out of the Barony where the &s;ame were taken; then the &s;aid col|lectors are to cau&s;e the &s;aid Di&s;tre&s;s or Di|&s;tre&s;&s;es to be &s;old publickly in &s;ome Market-place, at the be&s;t rate they can, cau&s;ing the &s;umms charged on &s;uch per&s;ons to be paid thereout, and the overplus (if any) to be retur|ned to the owner, and the &s;aid collector, or o|ther per&s;on or per&s;ons, authorized for collecting the &s;ame, are hereby impowered to call to his or their a&s;&s;i&s;tance, any con&s;tables or other per|&s;on or per&s;ons in the due pro&s;ecution of the pre|mi&s;es, which a&s;&s;i&s;tance he or they &s;o called, are not to fail to give at their perils.</P>
<P>And whereas &s;everal Lands remain in his Maje&s;ties hands as undi&s;po&s;ed of, or &s;eized for arrears due to his Maje&s;ty, which Lands may be liable to pay a proportion of the afore|&s;aid tax, the &s;aid Commi&s;&s;ioners are therefore in taxing the &s;aid Lands, &s;o in his Maje&s;ties hands, to take care that no more be taxed, a&s;|&s;e&s;&s;ed or levied on them, or any of them, but what the Lands may bear a due regard being had to the quality thereof, and the rents and
<PB N="50" REF="27"> arrears due to his Maje&s;ty out of the &s;aid Lands, that &s;o as well the &s;aid rents and ar|rears may be paid, as the &s;umm or &s;ums that &s;hall be &s;o taxed, a&s;&s;e&s;&s;ed or levied in pur&s;uance thereof.</P>
<P>And to the end the Commi&s;&s;ioners herein na|med, and all per&s;ons imployed by virtue here|of, may duly and impartially demean them|&s;elves in the execution of the premi&s;es; No Commi&s;&s;ioners herein named &s;hall have any vote in any thing concerning the pre&s;ent char|ges relating to his own particular E&s;tate.</P>
<P>And to the end no di&s;order may be amoung&s;t the &s;aid Commi&s;&s;ioners of the re&s;pective places hereby appointed, and that there may be no more meeting or &s;itting of them for any one county but at one place: It is ordered, that at the di&s;solving of any &s;uch General meeting of the &s;aid Commi&s;&s;ioners, &s;uch certain time and places for the meeting of the &s;aid Commi&s;&s;io|ners, or any of them be appointed, as &s;hall be then agreed on, by them the &s;aid Commi&s;&s;io|ners, and publi&s;hed, by which all per&s;ons con|cerned may know when and where to give their attendance.</P>
<P>And the &s;aid Commi&s;&s;ioners, or any three or more of them, are to cau&s;e the &s;aid re&s;pective &s;umms within their re&s;pective Counties and Divi&s;ions to be fairly written and &s;ub&s;cribed by them, and to cau&s;e one Duplicate thereof to be delivered to the re&s;pective Collectors that
<PB N="51" REF="27"> &s;hall be appointed by his Maje&s;ties Commi&s;&s;i|oners of the Trea&s;ury to levy and receive the &s;aid Money, and another duplicate thereof, to be returned into his Maje&s;ties Court of Ex|chequer; and the Clerk to be appointed by the &s;aid Commi&s;&s;ioners to write the &s;aid &s;umms, and to make the &s;aid duplicates, &s;hall for his pains therein be allowed two pence in the pound to be paid him by the Collectors that &s;hall be appointed to receive the &s;aid monies out of all &s;uch &s;umms as &s;hall be collected by them.</P>
<P>And we do further think fit, and accordingly order, That the Books or Schedules of the &s;aid A&s;&s;e&s;sment or applotment for the whole &s;umm which &s;hall be charged on each Barony, as the proportion of the &s;aid Thirty one thou&s;and four hundred eighty four pounds two &s;hillings and a halfpeny thereout payable, &s;hall be &s;igned by the &s;aid Commi&s;sioners, or three of them, &amp; de|livered to &s;uch Collector or Collectors as the &s;ai<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter"> <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter">ommi&s;isioners of the Trea&s;ury &s;hall ap|point as afore&s;aid, on or before the Tenth day of <HI>March</HI> next, together with a Warrant under the hands &amp; &s;eales of the &s;aid Commi&s;&s;ioners, or un|der the hands &amp; &s;eals of three of them, authoriz|ing and requiring &s;uch collector or collectors to collect &amp; levy the one moyety of each particular &s;umm, in &s;uch Book or Schedule of A&s;&s;e&s;sment or Applotment, contained at or before the &s;ix and twentieth day of <HI>March</HI> next, and to collect and levy the other moyety on or before the Nine and twentieth day of <HI>September</HI> next, upon the re|&s;pective counties, cities, and Towns herein above mentioned.</P>
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<P>And we do further think fit and accordingly order, that together with the &s;umms hereby appointed to be a&s;&s;e&s;&s;ed, all &s;uch &s;umm and &s;umms of money as by the above mentioned re&s;pective former Taxes &amp; a&s;&s;e&s;&s;ments of thir+ty thou&s;and pounds have been charged on any Lands that have not been collected, by rea&s;on of the Land or Hou&s;es whereon the &s;ame have been charged being wa&s;t, or otherwi&s;e &s;hall be Re-a&s;&s;e&s;&s;ed upon &s;uch county, City, or Town, wherein &s;uch &s;umm or &s;umms have been char|ged &amp; have not been collected, &amp; &s;hall be given in charge in &s;uch Book or Schedule of Tax or A&s;|&s;e&s;&s;ment to be collected &amp; paid in manner as a|fore&s;aid; And it is la&s;tly declared, That 'tis not hereby intended to make void or weaken any Contracts o<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter"> <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter">greement that hath b<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="2 letters">n made between any Landlord and Tenant, concerning the payment of Taxes.</P>
<CLOSER><DATELINE><HI>Given at the</HI> Council-Chamber <HI>in <HI>Dublin</HI></HI> <DATE><HI>the Fifteen<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="2 letters"> <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 word"> of <HI>February,</HI> 1674.</HI></DATE></DATELINE>
<SIGNED><HI>Ja: Armachanus. Mich: Dublin Canc. Thomond. Conway <HI>and</HI> Kilulta. Hen: Miden&s;is. Fran: Aungier. R. Coote. Art: Forbe&s;e. J: Povey. Jo: By&s;&s;e. Will: Stewart. O: St. George. H: Ingoldesby. Geo: Rawdon. Hans Hamilton. Theo: Jones. Mau: Eu&s;tace. Char: Meredith.</HI></SIGNED></CLOSER>
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<CLOSER>GOD SAVE THE KING.</CLOSER>
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<P><HI>D&V;BLIN,</HI> Printed by <HI>Benjamin Took,</HI> Printer to the King's mo&s;t Ex|cellent Maje&s;ty; and are to be &s;old by <HI>Jo&s;eph Wilde</HI> Book|&s;eller in <HI>Ca&s;tle-&s;treet,</HI> 1674.</P>
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