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A47446
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The state of the Protestants of Ireland under the late King James's government in which their carriage towards him is justified, and the absolute necessity of their endeavouring to be freed from his government, and of submitting to their present Majesties is demonstrated.
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King, William, 1650-1729.
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1691
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Wing K538; ESTC R18475
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master_n of_o the_o roll_n dennis_n fitzgerald_n his_o deputy_n master_n dr._n alexius_n stafford_n popish_a dean_n of_o christchurch_n 2d_o may._n ignatius_n berford_n esq_n dr._n of_o the_o law_n 6_o may._n dr._n matthew_n kennedy_n 10_o may._n dr._n michael_n plunket_n a_o romish-priest_n 23_o july_n thomas_n arthur_n soldier_n clerk_z of_o the_o crown_n and_o hanaper_n this_o be_v in_o trust_n for_o robert_n arthur_n wife_n niece_n to_o lord_n tyrconnel_n one_a aug._n william_n dorrington_n register_n james_n nagle_n cursitor_n and_o engrosser_n of_o all_o original_a writ_n henry_n temple_n esq_n and_o owen_n coyle_n who_o be_v indict_v and_o outlaw_v of_o forgery_n examinator_n six_o clerk_n john_n newel_n john_n maynard_n ...._o power_n thady_n meagher_n john_n herny_n and_o geoghegan_n baskervile_n polewheel_n pursuivant_n king_n bench_n thomas_n lord_n nugent_n baron_n of_o riverston_n l._n chief_a justice_n 2d_o justice_n vacant_a not_o be_v worth_a fee_n of_o pass_a patent_n sir_n brian_n o_o neil_n baronet_n three_o justic._n 6_o july_n 1689._o randal_n mac_n donnel_n esq_n clerk_n of_o the_o crown_n and_o prothonorary_a francis_n nugent_n deputy_n prothonotary_n brian_n kerny_n deputy_n clerk_n of_o the_o crown_n common_a plea_n john_n keating_n esq_n lord_n chief_a justice_n 2._o justice_n dennis_n daly_n esq_n 3_o justice_n peter_n martin_n esq_n 23_o jan._n 1689._o edmond_n fitzgerald_n esq_n chief_a and_o only_a prothonotary_n richard_n fenner_n his_o deputy_n 16_o jan._n 1689._o robert_n barnwel_n esq_n custos_fw-la brevium_fw-la and_o chirographer_n james_n nagle_n clerk_n of_o the_o outlawry_n exchequer_n buno_n talbot_n esq_n chancellor_n treasurer_n vacant_a sir_n stephen_n rice_n lord_n chief_a baron_n sir_n john_n barnwel_n knight_n second_o baron_n sir_n henry_n lynch_n baronet_n puny_a baron_n one_a aug._n 1689._o oliver_n grace_n esq_n chief_a remembrancer_n second_o remembrancer_n not_o dispose_v of_o former_o a_o office_n of_o great_a perquisites_n but_o now_o not_o worth_a fee_n of_o pass_a patent_n 8_o aug._n walter_n lord_n dungan_n clerk_n of_o the_o common_a pleas._n murtagh_n griffin_n his_o deputy_n philip_n dwyer_n his_o sub-deputy_n 6_o jul._n 89._o richard_n talbot_z of_o malahide_v esq_n auditor_n general_n 23_o jul._n 89._o chr._n malone_n sergeant_n dillon_n clerk_n surveyor_z general_z this_o in_o trust_n for_o lady_n tyrconnel_n and_o her_o daughter_n marry_v to_o col_n dillon_n 3_o oct._n 1689._o james_n nagle_n clerk_n of_o the_o estreat_v and_o summonister_n 24_o october_n richard_n morgan_n pursuivant_z 28_o nou._n 89._o francis_n stafford_n esq_n clerk_n of_o the_o pipe_n 20_o dec._n 89._o charles_n white_a esq_n clerk_n of_o the_o first_o fruit_n and_o 20_o part_n marcus_n baggot_n first_o sergeant_n at_o arms._n 7_o jan._n 1689._o thomas_n haughton_n second_o sergeant_n at_o arms._n 16_o jan._n brian_n mac_n dermot_n esq_n clerk_n of_o the_o pel_n and_o tally_n and_o clerk_n of_o the_o treasury_n 13_o feb._n 89._o patrick_n kennedy_n gent._n comptroller_n of_o the_o pipe_n 18_o feb._n 89._o thady_n meagher_n clerk_n of_o the_o error_n this_o be_v on_o the_o statute_n for_o writ_n of_o error_n from_o the_o king's-bench_n to_o the_o exchequer_n chamber_n 27_o february_n john_n barry_n gent._n chief_a chamberlain_n simon_n carrick_n second_o chamberlain_z 6_o march_n oliver_z grace_n esq_n transcriptor_n and_o foreign_a opposer_n lord_n commissioner_n of_o the_o treasury_n 9th_o july_n 89._o duke_n tyrconnel_n henry_n lord_n dover_n lord_n riverston_n chief_a justice_n sir_n stephen_n rice_n lord_n chief_a baron_n buno_n talbot_n chancellor_n of_o the_o exchequer_n and_o mr._n adam_n colclough_n secretary_n 27_o august_n hugh_n reilly_n esq_n clerk_n of_o the_o privy_a council_n commissioner_n of_o the_o mint_n in_o dublin_n 26_o aug._n 1689._o john_n trinder_n william_n talbot_n thomas_n goddar_n esq_n william_n bromfield_n francis_n rice_n edward_n fox_n and_o walter_n plunket_n gent._n 31_o jan._n 1689._o grant_v to_o alderman_n james_n malone_n and_o rich._n malone_n of_o the_o office_n of_o printer_n general_n commissioner_n of_o the_o revenue_n sir_n patrick_n trant_n sir_n william_n ellis_n john_n trinder_n richard_n collins_n fr._n plowden_n esq_n sir_n theobald_n butler_n charles_n playdel_n secretary_n receiver_n general_n sir_n henry_n bond_n lewis_n do_v esq_n nicholas_n fitzgerald_n solicitor_n robert_n longfield_n clerk_n of_o the_o quitrent_n and_o of_o forfeit_v estate_n etc._n etc._n n_o o_z 11._o 2d_o june_n 1690._o a_o account_n of_o the_o general_n and_o field_n officer_n of_o king_n james_n army_n out_o of_o the_o muster_n roll_n duke_z of_o tyrconnel_n captain-general_n lieutenants-general_n duke_n of_o berwick_n richard_n hamilton_n count_n lozune_n general_n of_o the_o french_a mounseur_fw-fr leary_n alias_o geraldine_n lieut._n general_n dom._n sheldon_n lieut._n general_n of_o the_o horse_n major-general_n patrick_n sarsfield_n mounseur_fw-fr boisteau_fw-fr antho._n hamilton_n wahup_n brigadeer_n tho._n maxwell_n john_n hamilton_n will._n dorrington_n solomon_n slater_n muster-master-general_n robert_n fitz-gerald_n comptroller_n of_o the_o muster_n sir_n rich._n nagle_n secretary_n at_o war._n receiver_n general_n sir_n henry_n bond_n lovis_n do_v sir_n michael_n creagh_n pay-master-general_n felix_n o_o neile_n advocate-general_n dr._n archbold_n physician_n to_o the_o state_n patrick_n archbold_n chirurgeon-general_n horse_n duke_n of_o tyrconnel_n colonel_n dom._n sheldon_n lieut._n coll._n fra._n meara_n major_n lord_n galmoy_n coll._n laur._n dempsy_n one_a lieu._n coll._n char._n carrole_n 2d_o lieu._n coll._n robert_n arthur_n major_n patrick_n sarsfield_n coll._n lord_n kinsale_n lieut._n coll._n roger_n magilligan_n major_n hugh_n sutherland_n coll._n edm._n pendergast_n one_a l._n coll._n talbot_n lassells_n 2d_o l._n coll._n will._n cox_n major_n lord_n abercorne_n coll._n lieu._n coll._n major_a henry_n luttrell_n coll._n sir_n james_n moclare_v lieu._n coll._n major_n john_n parker_n coll._n tho._n gifford_n lieu._n coll._n john_n metham_n major_n nicholas_n pursel_n coll._n lieu._n coll._n major_n dragoon_n lord_n dimgan_n coll._n lieut._n coll._n major_n sir_n neile_n o_o neile_n coll._n lieut._n coll._n major_n lord_n clare_n coll._n john_n mac_n nemara_n one_a l._n coll._n james_n philip_n 2d_o l._n coll._n francis_n browne_n major_n simon_n luttrell_n coll_n lieut._n coll._n edmund_z moclare_v major_a robert_n clifford_n coll._n alex._n mackenzie_n lieut._n coll._n major_n fran._n carol_n coll._n tarens_fw-la carol_n one_a l._n coll._n fran._n boismoroll_n 2d_o l._n coll._n major_n tho._n maxwell_n coll._n daniel_n magennis_n lieu._n coll._n callaghane_n major_n foot_n will._n dorrington_n colonel_n of_o the_o guard_n will._n mansel_n barker_n lieu._n coll._n tho._n arthur_n major_n john_n hamilton_n coll._n james_n nugent_n lieu._n coll._n major_n john_n talbot_z one_a james_n gibbons_n 2d_o lord_n fitz-james_n coll._n edw._n nugent_n one_a lieu._n coll._n porter_n 2d_o lieu._n coll._n dodsby_n major_a earl_n of_o clancarty_n coll._n john_n skelton_n lieu._n coll._n philip_n rycaut_n major_n earl_n of_o clanrickard_n coll._n edmund_n madden_n lieu._n coll._n major_n earl_n of_o antrim_n coll._n mark_v talbot_n lieu._n coll._n james_n woogan_n major_n earl_n of_o tyrone_n coll._n tho._n nugent_n lieu._n coll._n richard_n nagle_n major_n richard_n nugent_n coll._n lieu._n coll._n major_n lord_n gormanstowne_n coll._n richard_n eustace_n lieu._n coll._n major_n henry_n dillon_n coll._n walter_n bourk_n lieu._n coll._n john_n morgan_z major_a lord_n galway_n coll._n john_n power_n lieu._n coll._n major_n lord_n bellew_n coll._n nich._n fitzgerald_a one_a l._n coll._n le_fw-fr sir_n doge_n 2d_o l._n coll._n john_n dowdale_n major_n lord_n kinmare_n coll._n lieu._n coll._n major_n lord_n slay_v coll._n maurice_n connell_n lieu._n coll._n major_n cormuck_n o_o neile_n coll._n lieu._n coll._n major_n charles_n cavenagh_n coll._n james_n lacie_n lieu._n coll._n gros._n pordevarande_fw-fr major_n tho._n butler_n coll._n de_fw-fr busbie_n lieut._n coll._n major_n lord_n kilmallock_n coll._n john_n power_n lieu._n coll._n john_n chapel_n major_n sir_n maur._n eustace_n coll._n john_n woogan_n lieu._n coll._n major_n sir_n john_n fitzgerald_a coll._n lieu._n coll._n major_n lord_n lowth_n coll._n lieu._n coll._n major_n earl_n of_o westmeath_n coll._n mich._n delahoyde_a lieu._n coll._n gown_n talbot_n major_n major-general_n boisteau_n coll._n mounseur_fw-fr beaupre_n lieu._n coll._n hurly_n major_n lord_n bofine_v coll._n will._n connock_n lieu._n coll._n john_n bodkin_n major_n oliver_z o_o gara_n coll._n tady_n connor_n lieu._n coll._n major_n john_n grace_n coll._n robert_n grace_n lieu._n coll._n cha._n moor_n major_n edward_n butler_n coll._n john_n innis_n lieu._n coll._n garret_n geoghegan_n major_n art_n mac_n mahon_n coll._n philip_n reyley_n lieu._n coll._n hâ—gh_o magennis_n major_n charles_n moor_n coll._n ulick_n bourk_n lieu._n coll._n ......._o major_n dudley_n bagnall_n coll._n james_n power_n lieu._n coll._n ...._o corbet_n major_a gordon_n o_o neile_n coll._n conn_n o_o neile_n lieu._n coll._n henry_n o_o neile_n major_n nicholas_n brown_n coll._n george_n trap_n lieu._n coll._n dermot_n mac_n auliffe_n
at_o all_o at_o least_o without_o any_o give_v in_o their_o warrant_n it_o be_v time_n enough_o to_o invent_v some_o against_o the_o next_o assize_n there_o never_o want_v evidence_n enough_o to_o accuse_v a_o man_n the_o very_a priest_n be_v forward_o to_o encourage_v such_o perjury_n as_o be_v to_o the_o prejudice_n of_o protestant_n of_o this_o there_o be_v several_a instance_n on_o record_n in_o the_o court_n of_o justice_n where_o we_o find_v they_o sometime_o swear_v falsehood_n themselves_o and_o sometime_o encourage_v other_o to_o do_v it_o of_o which_o the_o court_n even_o in_o spite_n of_o all_o their_o partiality_n be_v satisfy_v i_o give_v one_o example_n before_o in_o sir_n william_n petty_n case_n there_o be_v another_o of_o mr._n balfour_n in_o the_o county_n of_o fermanagh_n where_o the_o false_a affidavit_fw-la of_o one_o hultaghan_n a_o priest_n have_v almost_o destroy_v his_o cause_n and_o lose_v he_o a_o considerable_a estate_n 2._o upon_o this_o account_n perjury_n become_v so_o common_a that_o if_o a_o tenant_n owe_v his_o protestant_a landlord_n his_o rent_n he_o pay_v he_o by_o swear_v he_o into_o a_o plot_n or_o by_o fix_v on_o he_o some_o treasonable_a or_o seditious_a word_n if_o a_o papist_n have_v any_o former_a quarrel_n with_o his_o protestant_a neighbour_n or_o owe_v he_o money_n he_o pay_v he_o in_o the_o same_o coin_n many_o be_v indict_v by_o these_o contrivance_n many_o find_v guilty_a and_o excessive_o fine_v some_o be_v imprison_v for_o their_o fine_n not_o be_v able_a to_o satisfy_v the_o king_n who_o seize_v both_o their_o body_n and_o estate_n hardly_o any_o county_n in_o ireland_n be_v free_a from_o numerous_a indictment_n of_o this_o kind_n and_o very_o few_o country_n gentleman_n escape_v be_v accuse_v great_a number_n be_v indict_v and_o find_v guilty_a in_o the_o county_n of_o wexford_n and_o wicklow_n to_o the_o number_n at_o least_o of_o sixty_o the_o most_o considerable_a gentleman_n in_o the_o county_n of_o meath_z be_v indict_v but_o have_v better_a luck_n the_o perjury_n of_o their_o accuser_n be_v make_v so_o manifest_a that_o even_o a_o popish_a bench_n have_v not_o the_o confidence_n to_o countenance_v it_o nor_o a_o popish_a jury_n to_o find_v it_o thus_o mr._n meredith_n mr._n parry_n mr._n chetwin_n a_o minister_n and_o several_a other_o escape_v have_v discover_v the_o very_a bottom_n of_o a_o wicked_a contrivance_n to_o carry_v on_o a_o trade_n of_o swear_v against_o all_o the_o gentleman_n in_o the_o country_n but_o though_o they_o discover_v it_o yet_o they_o dare_v not_o prosecute_v it_o by_o reason_n of_o some_o priest_n be_v concern_v in_o it_o and_o of_o the_o discountenance_n of_o the_o court_n a_o great_a many_o in_o the_o county_n of_o tipperary_n be_v likewise_o bring_v into_o trouble_n but_o escape_v the_o first_o time_n by_o a_o kind_n of_o miracle_n one_o of_o the_o juror_n be_v so_o malicious_o bend_v against_o they_o that_o he_o swear_v he_o will_v die_v before_o he_o will_v acquit_v they_o it_o happen_v to_o he_o according_a to_o his_o own_o desire_n he_o fall_v dead_a in_o the_o place_n whilst_o they_o be_v dispute_v about_o return_v the_o verdict_n which_o save_v the_o gentleman_n for_o that_o time_n yet_o this_o do_v not_o discourage_v their_o prosecutor_n they_o cause_v they_o to_o be_v indict_v anew_o and_o upon_o their_o second_o trial_n justin_n macarty_n afterward_o make_v lord_n mountcashell_n by_o king_n james_n come_v into_o the_o court_n threaten_a and_o hector_v sir_n john_n mead_n who_o then_o sit_v as_o judge_n for_o the_o duke_n of_o ormond_n it_o be_v within_o his_o grace_n palatinate_n because_o he_o will_v not_o direct_v the_o jury_n to_o find_v they_o guilty_a but_o sir_n john_n stand_v his_o ground_n and_o declare_v that_o there_o be_v no_o sufficient_a evidence_n against_o they_o upon_o which_o they_o be_v acquit_v it_o vex_v they_o that_o they_o can_v not_o bring_v their_o popish_a judge_n and_o sheriff_n into_o that_o county_n as_o they_o do_v into_o the_o rest_n of_o ireland_n by_o reason_n that_o the_o nomination_n of_o they_o be_v in_o his_o grace_n as_o lord_n of_o the_o regality_n and_o therefore_o in_o their_o pretend_a parliament_n they_o not_o only_o attaint_v he_o but_o likewise_o by_o a_o particular_a act_n dissolve_v his_o principality_n their_o first_o plot_n against_o the_o gentleman_n of_o the_o county_n have_v miscarry_v they_o begin_v a_o second_o and_o get_v deposition_n against_o several_a but_o they_o be_v as_o unlucky_a in_o this_o as_o in_o the_o first_o they_o lay_v the_o scheme_n of_o their_o affair_n so_o unskilful_o that_o the_o witness_n swear_v that_o the_o gentleman_n meet_v to_o carry_v on_o their_o plot_n at_o nenagh_n a_o place_n above_o sixty_o mile_n from_o dublin_n on_o the_o same_o day_n that_o some_o of_o they_o have_v be_v examine_v before_o the_o council_n board_n on_o the_o first_o information_n this_o appear_v to_o the_o council_n by_o a_o entry_n make_v in_o their_o own_o book_n quash_v the_o design_n against_o they_o and_o save_v they_o a_o three_o time_n it_o will_v make_v a_o volume_n to_o enumerate_v all_o the_o particular_n of_o this_o nature_n 3._o the_o new_a mayor_n and_o justice_n of_o the_o peace_n be_v no_o less_o troublesome_a to_o protestant_n in_o their_o employment_n they_o make_v no_o scruple_n to_o send_v their_o token_n and_o warrant_n for_o person_n of_o the_o best_a quality_n and_o wherever_o a_o papist_n and_o protestant_n have_v any_o difference_n there_o need_v no_o more_o but_o a_o complaint_n to_o procure_v a_o committal_n and_o to_o be_v sure_a it_o be_v do_v with_o all_o the_o indignity_n and_o affront_a circumstance_n imaginable_a sir_n thomas_n hackett_n whilst_o lord_n mayor_n of_o dublin_n do_v so_o many_o brutish_a and_o barbarous_a thing_n of_o this_o nature_n that_o it_o be_v endless_a to_o recount_v they_o take_v example_n from_o the_o lord_n tyrconnel_n who_o make_v he_o mayor_n he_o treat_v every_o body_n with_o oath_n curse_n ill_a name_n and_o barbarous_a language_n the_o lord_n primate_n boil_v family_n can_v not_o escape_v his_o warrant_n he_o or_o his_o clerk_n as_o he_o afterward_o pretend_v send_v one_o for_o mr._n francis_n cuff_n and_o mr._n jephson_n who_o live_v in_o my_o lord_n family_n be_v his_o son_n in_o law_n and_o nephew_n their_o crime_n be_v refuse_v to_o contribute_v to_o the_o maintenance_n of_o two_o beg_a friar_n one_o of_o they_o be_v one_o magee_n a_o debauchee_n and_o renegado_n who_o have_v the_o impudence_n to_o have_v demand_v it_o from_o my_o lord_n primate_n if_o he_o have_v be_v permit_v access_n the_o friar_n vex_v that_o they_o shall_v be_v repulse_v procure_v a_o warrant_n for_o the_o two_o gentleman_n that_o refuse_v they_o and_o attempt_v the_o execution_n of_o it_o in_o my_o lord_n primate_fw-la house_n with_o a_o rabble_n of_o near_a two_o hundred_o sir_n thomas_n be_v not_o content_a to_o execute_v his_o authority_n within_o his_o own_o precinct_n but_o extend_v it_o where_o the_o mayor_n power_n be_v never_o own_v he_o send_v his_o warrant_n and_o commit_v the_o officer_n of_o christ_n church_n dublin_n to_o the_o stock_n because_o he_o fancy_v they_o do_v not_o make_v the_o bell_n ring_v merry_o enough_o for_o the_o birth_n of_o the_o prince_n of_o wales_n it_o be_v in_o vain_a for_o the_o officer_n to_o tell_v he_o that_o their_o church_n and_o person_n be_v not_o subject_a to_o his_o jurisdiction_n that_o if_o the_o bell_n do_v not_o ring_v merry_o enough_o as_o he_o allege_v it_o be_v the_o ringer_n fault_n not_o they_o that_o no_o body_n beside_o his_o lordship_n can_v observe_v any_o such_o thing_n in_o their_o ring_n his_o brutish_a passion_n will_v not_o give_v he_o leave_v to_o hearken_v to_o reason_n but_o upon_o all_o occasion_n he_o proceed_v in_o the_o same_o method_n which_o make_v every_o body_n that_o value_v his_o liberty_n get_v out_o of_o his_o power_n and_o prevail_v with_o a_o great_a many_o to_o leave_v their_o estate_n and_o concern_v and_o transport_v themselves_o and_o what_o effect_n they_o can_v carry_v with_o they_o into_o england_n it_o be_v unsafe_a and_o uneasy_a live_a both_o in_o the_o city_n and_o in_o the_o country_n and_o he_o reckon_v himself_o happy_a that_o can_v get_v out_o of_o they_o at_o any_o rate_n 4._o but_o when_o the_o descent_n be_v make_v by_o his_o present_a majesty_n into_o england_n thing_n grow_v yet_o more_o troublesome_a the_o protestant_n be_v every_o where_o rob_v and_o plunder_v the_o new_a commissioned_n officer_n and_o their_o soldier_n under_o the_o new_a name_n of_o rappery_n commit_v many_o outrage_n and_o devastation_n on_o their_o protestant_a neighbour_n insomuch_o that_o they_o can_v not_o be_v safe_a in_o their_o house_n if_o any_o endeavour_v to_o keep_v their_o house_n though_o mere_o to_o secure_v themselves_o from_o the_o