this Minister that he frequently both in his Proclamations and Acts of Parliament ascribes the saving of Ireland to him and assigned him above the value of 20 m. Pounds per Annum to support his new Title of Duke out of the forfeited Estates of Protestants most of them Condemned unheard on publick Fame only This Person therefore was the true Enemy of King James he drove his Master out of his Kingdoms he destroyed him by his pernicious Councils and the Kingdom of Ireland by his exorbitant and illegal Management and therefore he and such other wicked Councellors and Ministers are only answerable for all the Mischiefs that have sollow'd and it is much more reasonable the destruction should fall on them who were the Authors than on the Protestants against whom they design'd it APPENDIX AN ACT For the Attainder of divers Rebels and for preserving the Interest of Loyal Subjects HUMBLY beseech your Majesty the Commons in this present Parliament assembled That whereas a most horrid Invasion was made by your unnatural Enemy the Prince of Orange invited thereunto and assisted by many of your Majesty's rebellious and trayterous Subjects of your Majesty's Dominions and such their inviting and assisting made manifest by their perfidious deserting your Majesty's Service in which by your many Princely Obligations besides their natural Duties they were bounden and having likewise to obtain their wicked ends raised and levied open Rebellion and War in several places in this Kingdom and entered into Associations and met in Conventions in order to call in and set up the said Prince of Orange as well in Ulster and Connaught as in the other Provinces of Munster and Lienster To quell which your Sacred Majesty's late Deputy in this Kingdom Richard then Earl and now Duke of Tyrconnel before your Majesty's happy Arrival in this Kingdom and your Sacred Majesty since your Arrival here have been necessitated to raise an Army to your Majesty's great Charge and Expence And though the said Rebels and Traitors after their having the impudence to declare for the Prince and Princess of Orange against your Sacred Majesty were with all mildness and humanity called in to their Allegiance by Proclamations and Promises of Pardon for their past Offences and Protection for the future And though some of the said Proclamations assured Pardon to all such as should submit themselves and that no Persons were excepted in the last Proclamation besides very few not exceeding Ten in number and few or none of any note came in in obedience thereto and that very many of the Persons who came in upon Protections and took the Oath of Allegiance to your Majesty were afterwards found amongst the Rebels in open Arms and Hostility when taken Prisoners or killed such Protections being found with them So villanous were they by adding Perjury to their former Crimes That it may be Enacted and be it Enacted by your most Excellent Majesty by and with the Advice and Consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal and Commons in this present Parliament Assembled and by Authority of the same that the Persons hereafter named being Persons who have notoriously joined in the said Rebellion and Invasion and some of which are upon Indictments condemned some executed for High Treason and the rest ran away or abscond or are now in the actual Service of the Prince of Orange against your Majesty and others kill'd in open Rebellion viz. Francis Marsh Lord Archbishop of Dublin James Butler Duke of Ormond Richard Boyle Earl of Cork Cary Dillon Earl of Roscomon William Earl of Strafford Edward Brabazon Earl of Meath John Earl of Mulgrave Vaughan Earl of Carberry William O Bryan Earl of Inchiquin Charles Coote Earl of Mountrath Henry Moor Earl of Drogheda Charles Talbot Earl of Waterford and Wexford Hugh Montgomery Earl of Mountalexander Richard Earl of Ranelagh Sidney Earl of Leicester Villers Viscount Grandison James Annesly Viscount Valentia and Earl of Anglesey George Viscount Castleton Sâ—udamore Viscount Sâ—udamore of Sligoe Luâ—bly Viscount Luâ—bly of Waterford Wenman Viscount Wenman of Tuam Buckley Viscount Buckley of Cashel Francis Boyle Viscount Shannon John Skevington Viscount Mâ—ssareene Cholmundy Viscount Cholmundy of Kells Richard Boyle Viscount Dungarvâ—n alias Lord Clifford Maurice Berkeley Viscount Fitz-Harding of â—eerehaven William Caulfield Viscount Charlemont Morrough Boyle Viscount Blessington James Lane Viscount Lanesborough Daâ—ney Viscount Down William Stewart Viscount Mount joy Adam Loftus Lord Lisburn Ezekiel Hopkins Lord Bishop of Derry William Sheridan Lord Bishop of Killmore William Digby Lord Digby of Geashell Henry Lord Blany of Monoghan Henry Lord Herbert of Castle-Island Sherrard Lord Sherrard of Leytrim Lord Wâ—rton Robert King Lord Baron of Kingston Richard Coote Lord Baron of Coloony Charles Petty Lord Shelburne Henry O Bryan commonly called Lord Ibrickan Robert Dillon commonly called Lord Kilkenny-West William O Bryan commonly called Lord O Bryan Son to the Earl of Inchiquin Robert Lord Lucas Sir Arthur Royden of Moyra Baronet Sir Arthur Cole of Newland Baronet Sir Robert Reading of Brareil Baronet Sir William Temple Baronet late Master of the Rolls Sir Francis Blundell of Edenderry Baronet Sir Laurence Parsons of Bi r Baronet Sir Richard Reynells of Dublin Baronet Sir Christopher Wandesford of Castle Comber Baronet Sir Thomas Southwell of Castlematres Baronet Sir Simon Eaton of Dunmoylen Baronet Sir Emanuel Moore of Ross Baronet Sir Robert Southwell of Kinsale Baronet Sir John Osborne of Baronet Sir Robert Staples of Lissane Baronet Sir James Caldwell of Bellick Baronet Sir John Humes of Castle-Humes Baronet Sir Francis Hamilton of Castle-Hamilton Baronet Sir Arthur Longford of Summer-Hill Baronet Sir William Francklin of Belfast Baronet Sir Oliver St. George of Headford Baronet Sir Robert King of Rockingham Baronet Sir William Gâ—re of Mannâ—r-Hamilton Baronet Sir William Courtney of New-Castle Baronet Sir William Tichburn of Bewly Baronet Sir Samuel Barnadiston Baronet Sir Robert Cottrill of New-town Knight Sir Joshua Allen of Dublin Knight Sir Matthew Bridges of the same Knight Sir Phillips Coote of Killester Knight Sir John Temple of Palmerstown Knight Sir Charles Meredith of Green-Hills Knight Sir Richard Ryves of Dublin Knight Sir Richard Stevens late of Dublin Knight Sir John Edgeworth of Lissane Knight Sir Robert Clayton Knight Sir Richard Buckley of Dunlavan Baronet Sir Henry Fane of Loghgurr Knight Sir Robert Holmes of Ardagh Knight Sir Richard Hull of Leamcon Knight Sir Matthew Dean of Cork Knight Sir Henry Ingoldesby of Dangen Knight Sir John Topham Knight Sir Francis Brewster of Brewsterfield Knight Sir Albert Cunningham of Mount-Charles Knight Sir Tristrum Beresford of Ballykelly Baronet Sir John Magill of Gill-Hall Knight Sir Nicholas Atcheson of Mullaghbrack Knight Sir George St. George of Dummore Knight Thomas Coote of the City of Dublin Esq Richard Foster Esq William Worth Esq lately one of the Barons of the Exchequer John Eaton Esq Counsellor at Law Lieutenant Joseph Stopford Ensign Thomas Stanly Captain Oliver Long Captain Thomas Flower Lieutenant Buckridge Lieutenant
gent. Thomas Portys of Clundenory gent. Francis Johnston of Crosbane gent. Dacre Barret of Clownish gent. Capt. William Wishard of Clantewrin Capt. Walter Dawson of Rash William Smith of Clownish Clerk William Warren of Monaghan Clerk John Knox of Glaslogh Clerk Thomas Fitz-Symons of Tullycorbot Clerk Michael Gipson of Monaghan Clerk William Maxwel of Farkland gent. John Bradshaw of Lysâ—llinch gent. Charles Corson of Clovanle gent. Ensign Christopher Crow of the same George Frizel of Cumer gent. William Johnston of Clownish George Gibb of the same gent. George Hamersly of the same gent. Capt. Francis Forster of Castle-Caulfield William Johnston of Tyhallon gent. John Gilmore of Monoghan gent. Hugh Gilmore of the same gent. Thomas Ellis of the same gent. Thomas Burgis of the same gent. Thomas Younge of the same gent. William Keiran of the same gent. David Meads of the same gent. John Sharp of the same gent. John Togher of Castle shane gent. George Knight of the same gent. Abraham Knight of the same gent. John Mills of the same gent. William Torreâ— of the same gent. James Burdin of the same gent. Robert Scott of the same gent. William Scott of the same gent. Robert Scott of Anaghanle gent. Capt. Bazil Brooke of Tullaghgallan John Dobb of Carick gent. Capt. Bernard Ward of the same Bryan Ward of Ballynure gent. Capt. Arthur Bashford of the same Edward Clarke of the same gent. Serjeant William Fox of the same Andrew Mountgomery of the same Clerk Serjeant John Oysler of Enniskillin John Webster of Monaghan gent. James Parr of the same gent. Richard Parr of the same gent. William Smith of Kilmore gent. Thomas Clugston of Monaghan gent. Thomas Holmes of the same gent. Col. Richard Cole of Ballyleck Lieutenant Francis Cole of the same Ralph Barlow of Anaghmallagh Clerk Capt. James Corry of Bally Clanard Lieutenant Edward Dixie of Ballyrush William Robinson of the same gent. Joseph Thornton of Coragore gent. George Thornton of the same gent. William Thornton of the same gent. Thomas Thornton of the same gent. Samuel Corry of Glaan gent. Nathaniel Corry of the same gent. And Isaiah Corry of the same gent. All late of the County of Monoghan Pophan Conway alias Seymor Esq Clothworthy Skeffington of Antrim in the County of Antrim Esq Col. Robert Adaire of Ballymenagh Capt. Edward Harrison of Killulagh Capt. Archibald Edmonson of Ballygarry Arthur Upton of Temple-Patrick Esq Capt. Richard Dobb Jun. of Ballynure Lieutenant Col William Shaw of Gemeway Lieutenant Col. Charles Stewart of Ballintoy Capt. William Stewart of Grigary Andrew Rowan of Oldstowne Clerk Capt. William Rowan of the same Capt. William Shaw of Bash Capt. Patrick Shaw of Ballygally Capt. James Shaw of Belfast Henry Shaw of Ballyvoy gent Capt. George Mac Cartney of Belfast Capt. Hugh Mac Neale of Clare Lieutenant Col. Robert Hueston of Cregg Francis Hueston of the same gent. Capt. William Adare of Ballymenagh Capt. Michael Galland of Vowes Benjamin Galland of the same gent. Capt. John Hamilton of Cloghmits James Hamilton of the same gent. William Hamilton of the same gent. Capt. William Eaton of Dunfane Capt. John Biggarstaffe of Rossegifte Capt. John Lyndon Jun. of Carrickfergus Capt. John Harper of Ballymenagh James Mac Clure of Kilmackevet gent. Joseph Cunningham of the same gent. Forrist Shortrix of Antrim gent. John Mac Cay of Mults gent. George Buttle of Glenarme gent. John Donelson of the same gent. Patrick Agnew of Killanter gent. William Cragg of Glenarme gent. George Johnston of Glins gent. John Crumy of Ballymony gent James Stweart of Ballyluske gent. William Mac Fetrisk of Carneglass gent. Robert Clugston of Belfast gent. John Mac Neale of Billy gent. .... Harvyes of Ballymuny Clerk Alexander Boyde of Carranmore gent. John Fullerton of Ballagh gent. Capt. Ralph Smith Junior Capt. Hercules Davys John Davys Esq Son to Hercules Davys and Clothworthy Upton Esq All late of the County of Antrim John Hawkins of Rathfryland in the County of Downe Esq James Hamilton of Tullimore Esq James Hamilton of Bangor Esq James Hamilton of Carricknasire Esq Charles Ward of Killaugh Esq Bernard Ward of Castleward Esq George Maxwell of Killaleugh Esq Son to Sir Robert Maxwell John Mac Neale Dean of Down Daniel Mac Neale of Dundrum gent. William Breete of Nappers-Town Esq John Hamilton of Errenagh Esq Jasper Brent of Nappers-Town Gent. Bernard Brent of the same Gent. Richard Turke late of Downe Gent. Hugh Browne of the same Gent. Rowland Browne of the same Gent. William Palmer of Castleskrine Gent. Markes Hodges late of Downe Gent. George Johnston of Kilcleefe Gent. Anthony Lock of Downe Gent. John Haddock of Cornebane Gent. William Redmond of Clontough Gent. Robert Ecclin late of Killough Gent. John Ward of Castleward Esq John Smart of Cookes-Town Gent. John Blackwood Jun. of Bangor Gent. Henry West of Ballydugane Esq William Pringle of Laghnebaper Gent. David White of Reliagh Gent. John Ringland of Kilmore Gent. George Maxwell of Derryboy Gent. James Erwyne of Killeleagh Gent. Leutenant James Butler of Rincady Alexander Stewart of Ringduffrant Gent. James Pattent of Magherknock Gent. Hugh Wallace of Ravera Gent. Patrick Hamilton of Gransagh Gent. Arthur Maxwel of Drum-bridge Gent. James Mac Gill Jun. Son to Captain James Mac Gill John Mac Gill of Munallon Gent. Matthew Beates of Ballyvinchan Gent. Edward Jackson of the same Gent. John Ealine of Erquine Esq William Mac Cormuck of the same Gent. William Mountgomery of Rosmond Esq Hugh Maxwel of Ballyquinline James Mountgomery Son to the aforesaid William James Bailey of Eninsorkey Esq Hugh Mac Gill late of Kirstown Esq Archibald Mac Neale Clerk Hugh Mountgomery of Ballymagowne Esq John Mountgomery of Carrickboy Gent. James Rosse of Portefore Esq William Hogg of Barrady Gent. John Stenson near Bangor Gent. John Blackwood of Bangor Gent. James Berkeley of Ballysallagh Gent. John Sanders of Newtown Gent. David Campbel of Cumber Esq Hugh Mountgomery of Ballymalady Gent. Gowin Hamilton of Lisswine Gent. William Hamilton his Brother James Moore Sen. of Ballybregagh Gent. James Moore Jun. of Corrukmainu Gent. John Wallas of Ravera Gent. Hugh Fairely of Boordmil Gent. Francis Annesly of Cloghmaghericat Gent. Hugh Johnston of Reademon Gent. Lenmel Matthews Archdeacon of Downe Alexander Bally of Reindefferant Gent. Thomas Wardlow late of Mourne Gent. William Shaw of Rafindy Gent. Robert Gibson of Dromeragh Parish Gent. Alexander Stewart late of Ardmullin Gent. Roger Hall of Lagan Esq John Norris of Newcastle Esq John Robinson of Tullimore Gent. Henry Monrow of Drominskagh Esq James Waddel of Ishan Derry Gent. Hugh Waddle of the same Gent. Alexander Waddle of the same Gent. William Haltridge of Dromore Gent. Robert Swift of Lissnereward Gent. Robert Campbel of Laghans Gent. William Campbel of Tollyeare Gent. Jeremy Mussindine of Hilsborough Gent. Thomas Johnston late of Gilhall Gent. Willian Manson of Ballynaleary Gent. Charles Casslet of Laghinlan Gent. John Boyle of Dromnovady Gent. Nicholas Bagnal of Newry Esq Nicholas Price Esq John Law of Mangerlin Gent. James Slone of Dublin Esq Cornet William Mountgomery of Gransagh Richard Warren of Clonconnel Gent. Thomas Warring of the same and Robert Rosse of Rathfryland Gent. All late of the County of Downe Downeham Cope of Dromely Esq James Maxwel Jun. of Mullaghiteny Esq James Gillapsy of Anaghrope Gent. John Erwin
Provided that in case it happen that any of the Persons hereby Attainted or to be Attainted do now abide or dwell in this Kingdom and are amenable to the Law that then and in such case if such Person and Persons do by the Tenth day of August One thousand Six hundred Eighty nine without compulsion of his own accord come in and deliver himself to the Lord Chief Justice of your Majesties Court of Kings-Bench in Ireland or to any other of the Judges of the said Court or of any other of your Majesties Four Courts in Dublin or to any Judge of Assize in their Circuits to be charged with any Treason to be charged or imputed to him or them that then and in such case such Person and Persons if after acquitted by the Laws of this Land or discharged by Proclamation shall be freed dlscharged and acquitted from all Peins Punishments and Forfeitures by this Act incurred laid or imposed any thing in this Act to the contrary in any wise notwithstanding And whereas the several Persons hereafter named viz. John Veazy Lord Archbishop of Tuam Arthur Chichester Earl of Donnegal Folliot Wingfield Viscount Powers-Court William Morton Lord Bishop of Kildare William Smith Lord Bishop of Raphoe Narcissus Marsh Lord Bishop of Fernes and Laughlin Edward Jones Lord Bishop of Cloyne Capel Wiseman Lord Bishop of Dromore Sir John Peyton Baronet Sir Thomas Domvile of Temple oge Baronet Sir Arthur Jones of Osberstown Baronet Sir John Morgan Baronet Sir Edward Crofton of Mose Baronet Sir Henry Bingham of Castlebarr Baronet Sir William Evans Baronet Sir Abel Ram Knight Sir John Coghil of Drumconragh Knight Sir William Wentworth of Dublin Knight Sir Henry Ponsonby Knight Sir William Lemon of Knockanelewer Knight Sir John Dillon of Lismullin Knight Sir Robert Cole of Ballymackey Knight Sir Toby Poynes of Brecknock Knight Bartholomew Vanhumrigh of the City of Dublin Merchant Philip Crofts Gent. Stephen Ludlow Esq Anderson Sanders Esq Robert Pooley Gent. Luke Lowther late Alderman Abraham Tarner Esq Edward Harris gent. Robert Bridges Esq William Swift gent. Dr. Ralph Howard John Linegar late of Dunbree Henry Ashton Glover Edward Reyly gent. Adam Swift gent. Thomas Putland Merch. John Carr gent. Matthew French Jun. Samuel Jackson gent. Henry Salmon Merch. Charles Carter Sadler Henry Ecclin Esq late one of his Majesties Sergeants at Law Nehemiah Donneland Esq Counseller at Law Peter Westenra Esq Henry Monk Esq William Manle Esq Murtagh Dowling Esq Isaac Dobson Esq Robert Stopford Esq Robert Peppard Esq John Gowrney Esq Thomas Tilson Esq Joseph Deane Esq late Seneschal of St. Pulchers Liberties James Grace Esq late Seneschal of Christ-Church Liberties Robert Sanders Esq Robert Alloway Esquire late one of the Officers of the Ordnance Doctor .... Miller John Thompson late Agent for the Commissioners Thomas Spranger late Examinator of the High Court of Chancery Captain James Gardner of Pimlicoe Capt. Thomas Cooke of St. James's Street Capt. John Rawlins of Strand Street William Ralphson Gent. William Scott gent. Temple Briscoe gent. William Ormsby gent. Anthony Nixon gent. John Bate gent. Richard Thompson gent. Benjamin Chitwood Thomas Osborne gent. John Gardner gent. John Theacker gent. Giles Spencer gent. Jacob Peppard gent. Michael Harborne gent. Andrew Lloyd gent. Isaack Ambrose gent. Jeremiah Roscoe gent. Philip Harris gent. Richard Flemming gent. William Tisdall gent. Christopher Caldwell gent. Thomas Carter gent. Charles Grolier gent. Faustine Cuppage gent. Richard Hacket gent. Charles King gent. John Rotten gent. Henry Reeves gent. Zachary Foxal gent. Thomas Fisher gent. Gilbert Holmes gent Thomas Sisson Scrivener John Gay the younger Charles Campbel gent. Thomas Twigg gent. Daniel Cooke gent. Edmond Reynel gent. Samuel Frith gent. George Osborne gent. John Edge gent. John Hill gent. Robert Curtis gent. John Curtis gent. Henry Whitfield and .... Whitfield Sons to Counsellor Whitfield Mordecay Abbot gent. Tobyas Creamer of St. Thomas Street gent. Charles Wallis of the same gent. William Berry gent. William Wybrants gent. Benjamin Burton Banker Edward Lloyd Merchant John Abbot late Steward of the Inns John Cuthbert of Skinnerow Goldsmith John Pierson of St. Thomas Street Brewer Samuel Bell of the same gent. Abraham Maw of Castle Street Merchant John Ashhurst of St. Nicholas Street Merchant Henry Steevens of High-Street Merchant Charles Batty of Corn-Market Upholsterer Robert Briddock of Skinner-Row Merchant Edward Brookes of St. Warburgh-Street Merchant John Lovet of the Bliâ—dâ—ey Merchant William Stowel of Highstreet Ironmonger Simon Sherlock of Backlane Brazier William Covett of Cornmarket Hozier Henry Smith of Skinner-Row Haberdasher Henry Rogers of Highstreet Merchant-Taylor Arthur Fisher of the same Plate-maker Vincent Bradston of St. Patrick-street Pewterer Walter Harris of Smithfield Merchant Samuel Price of Pottle Ironmonger John Hudson Maulster Francis Prichard gent. Jonathan Taylor Chandler Samuel Care of Highstreet Merchant Thomas Doran of the Glib Vintner Philip Green of the same Chandler Dennis Cash of Highstreet Merchant Thomas Bodely of the same Merchant Caleb Thomas of the same Merchant John Boosby of the same Taylor Thomas Mason of the same Merchant Robert Teats of St. James-Street Skinner Henry Salmon of Meath-Street Clothier Richard Boose of the same Clothier Joseph James of Highstreet Merch. Robert Roper of the Comb Clothier Barnet Wells of the same Clothier William Lemon of St. Francis-Street Baker Josias Smith of Cavan-Street Brewer George Duxberry of the Comb Clothier Patrick Campbel Stationer Eliphel Dobson of Castle-Street Stationer William Norman of Damas-Street Stationer Charles Carter of Skinner-Row Merchant Francis Stoyt of Copper-Ally Merchant Richard Tygh of Smithfield Merchant John Green of Ormonds-key Carpenter James Cottingham of Skinner-Row Goldsmith Charles Thompson of Corkehill Chyrurgeon Samuel Trevers of St. Marys Abby Merch. John Shelly of Skinner-Row Goldsmith Thomas Elliot of the same Cook John Quin Son to Alderman Quin William Hill of St. Patrick-Street Merch. ... Eastwood of Colledge-Green Clothier James Hartly of Church-Street Merch. Walter Hitchcock Querister Dean John Pooly John Allen Esq Son to Sir Joshua Allen William Clerk of Highstreet Merchant-Taylor John Hetherington Perrywig-maker Henry Rowlandson of Skinner-Row Merch. William Founds of Temple-Bar Merch. Thomas Taylor gent. Samuel Care of Highstreet Merchant-Taylor John Haslack Tanner Doctor John Maddin Francis Roberts and Kender Roberts Brothers to the Earl of Radnor John Wallis of St. Thomas-Street Gent. and William Flood of Colledge-green gent. All late of the City of Dublin John Beatham of Killeck in the County of Dublin Esq Edward Dean of Tyrenure Esq Samuel Folio Chancellor of St. Patricks Robert Meade of Foblestown gent. Martin Basil of Drumcarny gent. Francis Spring of Colledruth gent. William Wybrants of Grange Bally Boyle gent. Isaack Dobson of Dundrum gent. Josias Smith of St. Patricks Close gent. John Rawlins of Newstreet gent. Thomas Baily of St. Patricks Close gent. John Wayâ—lock of Newry Tanner Thomas Shaw of Crookedstaff Tanner Philip Parker of St. Patricks Street Tanner John Ridgeway of Oldbawne gent. John Williamson of Clondalcan
Master of the Rolls Dennis Fitzgerald his Deputy Masters Dr. Alexius Stafford Popish Dean of Christ-church 2d May. Ignatius Berford Esq Dr. of the Laws 6th May. Dr. Matthew Kennedy 10 May. Dr. Michael Plunket a Romish-Priest 23 July Thomas Arthur Soldier Clerk of the Crown and Hanaper This is in Trust for Robert Arthur's Wife Niece to Lord Tyrconnel 1st Aug. William Dorrington Register James Nagle Cursitor and Ingrosser of all Original Writs Henry Temple Esq and Owen Coyle who was Indicted and Outlawed of Forgery Examinators Six Clerks John Newel John Maynard .... Power Thady Meagher John Herny and Geoghegan Baskervile Polewheel Pursuivant KINGS BENCH Thomas Lord Nugent Baron of Riverston L. Chief Justice 2d Justice Vacant not being worth Fees of passing Patent Sir Brian O Neil Baronet Third Justic. 6th July 1689. Randal Mac Donnel Esq Clerk of the Crown and Prothonorary Francis Nugent Deputy Prothonotary Brian Kerny Deputy Clerk of the Crown COMMON PLEAS John Keating Esq Lord Chief Justice 2. Justice Dennis Daly Esq 3. Justice Peter Martin Esq 23 Jan. 1689. Edmond Fitzgerald Esq Chief and only Prothonotary Richard Fenner his Deputy 16 Jan. 1689. Robert Barnwel Esq Custos Brevium and Chirographer James Nagle Clerk of the Outlawries EXCHEQUER Buno Talbot Esq Chancellor Treasurer Vacant Sir Stephen Rice Lord Chief Baron Sir John Barnwel Knight Second Baron Sir Henry Lynch Baronet Puny Baron 1st Aug. 1689. Oliver Grace Esq Chief Remembrancer Second Remembrancer not disposed of formerly an Office of great Perquisites but now not worth Fees of passing Patent 8 Aug. Walter Lord Dungan Clerk of the Common Pleas. Murtagh Griffin his Deputy Philip Dwyer his Sub-Deputy 6 Jul. 89. Richard Talbot of Malahide Esq Auditor General 23 Jul. 89. Chr. Malone Sergeant Dillon's Clerk Surveyor General This in Trust for Lady Tyrconnel and her Daughter married to Col Dillon 3 Oct. 1689. James Nagle Clerk of the Estreats and Summonister 24 October Richard Morgan Pursuivant 28 Nov. 89. Francis Stafford Esq Clerk of the Pipe 20 Dec. 89. Charles White Esq Clerk of the First Fruits and 20th Parts Marcus Baggot First Sergeant at Arms. 7 Jan. 1689. Thomas Haughton Second Sergeant at Arms. 16th Jan. Brian Mac Dermot Esq Clerk of the Pels and Tallies and Clerk of the Treasury 13 Feb. 89. Patrick Kennedy Gent. Comptroller of the Pipe 18 Feb. 89. Thady Meagher Clerk of the Errors This is on the Statute for Writs of Error from the King's-Bench to the Exchequer Chamber 27 February John Barry Gent. Chief Chamberlain Simon Carrick Second Chamberlain 6 March Oliver Grace Esq Transcriptor and Forein Opposer Lords Commissioners of the Treasury 9th July 89. Duke Tyrconnel Henry Lord Dover Lord Riverston Chief Justice Sir Stephen Rice Lord Chief Baron Buno Talbot Chancellor of the Exchequer and Mr. Adam Colclough Secretary 27 August Hugh Reilly Esq Clerk of the Privy Council Commissioners of the Mint in Dublin 26 Aug. 1689. John Trinder William Talbot Thomas Goddars Esq William Bromfield Francis Rice Edward Fox and Walter Plunket Gent. 31 Jan. 1689. Grant to Alderman James Malone and Rich. Malone of the Office of Printer General Commissioners of the Revenue Sir Patrick Trant Sir William Ellis John Trinder Richard Collins Fr. Plowden Esq Sir Theobald Butler Charles Playdel Secretary Receivers General Sir Henry Bond Lewis Doe Esq Nicholas Fitzgerald Solicitor Robert Longfield Clerk of the Quit-Rents and of Forfeited Estates c. N o 11. 2d June 1690. An Account of the General and Field Officers of King James's Army out of the Muster Rolls DUKE of Tyrconnel Captain-General Lieutenants-General Duke of Berwick Richard Hamilton Count Lozune General of the French Monsieur Leary alias Geraldine Lieut. General Dom. Sheldon Lieut. General of the Horse Major-Generals Patrick Sarsfield Monsieur Boisteau Antho. Hamilton Wahup Brigadeers Tho. Maxwell John Hamilton Will. Dorrington Solomon Slater Muster-master-General Robert Fitz-Gerald Comptroller of the Musters Sir Rich. Nagle Secretary at War Receivers General Sir Henry Bond Louis Doe Sir Michael Creagh Pay-master-General Felix O Neile Advocate-General Dr. Archbold Physician to the State Patrick Archbold Chirurgeon-General HORSE Duke of Tyrconnel Collonel Dom. Sheldon Lieut. Coll. Fra. Meara Major Lord Galmoy Coll. Laur. Dempsy 1st Lieu. Coll. Char. Carrole 2d Lieu. Coll. Robert Arthur Major Patrick Sarsfield Coll. Lord Kinsale Lieut. Coll. Roger Magilligan Major Hugh Sutherland Coll. Edm. Pendergast 1st L. Coll. Talbot Lassells 2d L. Coll. Will. Cox Major Lord Abercorne Coll. Lieu. Coll. Major Henry Luttrell Coll. Sir James Moclare Lieu. Coll. Major John Parker Coll. Tho. Gifford Lieu. Coll. John Metham Major Nicholas Pursel Coll. Lieu. Coll. Major DRAGOONS Lord Dimgan Coll. Lieut. Coll. Major Sir Neile O Neile Coll. Lieut. Coll. Major Lord Clare Coll. John Mac Nemara 1st L. Coll. James Philips 2d L. Coll. Francis Browne Major Symon Luttrell Coll Lieut. Coll. Edmund Moclare Major Robert Clifford Coll. Alex. Mackenzie Lieut. Coll. Major Fran. Carroll Coll. Tarens Carroll 1st L. Coll. Fran. Boismoroll 2d L. Coll. Major Tho. Maxwell Coll. Daniel Magennis Lieu. Coll. Callaghane Major FOOT Will. Dorrington Collonel of the Guards Will. Mansel Barker Lieu. Coll. Tho. Arthur Major John Hamilton Coll. James Nugent Lieu. Coll. Majors John Talbot 1st James Gibbons 2d Lord Fitz-James Coll. Edw. Nugent 1st Lieu. Coll. Porter 2d Lieu. Coll. Dodsby Major Earl of Clancarty Coll. John Skelton Lieu. Coll. Philip Rycaut Major Earl of Clanrickard Coll. Edmund Madden Lieu. Coll. Major Earl of Antrim Coll. Mark Talbot Lieu. Coll. James Woogan Major Earl of Tyrone Coll. Tho. Nugent Lieu. Coll. Richard Nagle Major Richard Nugent Coll. Lieu. Coll. Major Lord Gormanstowne Coll. Richard Eustace Lieu. Coll. Major Henry Dillon Coll. Walter Bourk Lieu. Coll. John Morgan Major Lord Galway Coll. John Power Lieu. Coll. Major Lord Bellew Coll. Nich. Fitz-gerald 1st L. Coll. Le Sir Doge 2d L. Coll. John Dowdale Major Lord Kinmare Coll. Lieu. Coll. Major Lord Slane Coll. Maurice Connell Lieu. Coll. Major Cormuck O Neile Coll. Lieu. Coll. Major Charles Cavenagh Coll. James Lacy Lieu. Coll. Gros. Pordevarande Major Tho. Butler Coll. D' Busby Lieut. Coll. Major Lord Kilmallock Coll. John Power Lieu. Coll. John Chapell Major Sir Maur. Eustace Coll. John Woogan Lieu. Coll. Major Sir John Fitz-gerald Coll. Lieu. Coll. Major Lord Lowth Coll. Lieu. Coll. Major Earl of Westmeath Coll. Mich. Delahoyde Lieu. Coll. Gowen Talbot Major Major-General Boisteau Coll. Monsieur Beaupre Lieu. Coll. Hurly Major Lord Bofine Coll. Will. Connock Lieu. Coll. John Bodkin Major Oliver O Gara Coll. Tady Connor Lieu. Coll. Major John Grace Coll. Robert Grace Lieu. Coll. Cha. Moore Major Edward Butler Coll. John Innis Lieu. Coll. Garret Geoghegan Major Art Mac Mahon Coll. Philip Reyley Lieu. Coll. Hâ—gh Magennis Major Charles Moore Coll. Ulick Bourk Lieu. Coll. ....... Major Dudley Bagnall Coll. James Power Lieu. Coll. .... Corbet Major Gordon O Neile Coll. Conn O Neile Lieu. Coll. Henry O Neile Major Nicholas Brown Coll. George Traps Lieu. Coll. Dermot Mac Auliffe
Beer of Clonmel Gent. ... Beere of the same Gent. Christopher Gwyn of Graige Gent. John Perry of Killmologe Gent. John White of Ardfinan Gent. Thomas Moody of Killkaroony Gent. Joseph Biggs of Castlecoyn Gent. William Godfery of Cnockgraffane Gent. Samuel Hughs of Cashell Gent. John Pike of Widdingstown Gent. Sankey Godfery of Knocknafallinny Gent. Joseph Damer of Tipperary Gent. Molineux Robinson of Cashel Gent. Samuel Green of Ballynoâ—ty Esq John Ladyman of Clonmel Gent. Isaac Haynes of Knockauroe Gent. Richard Farmer of Aghlevallane Gent. James Jones of Tipperary Gent. Richard Ballard of the same Gent. Francis Foulkes of Ballycarren Esq James Dawson of Tuam Gent. Henry Pretty of Killboy Esq Joshua Hoyle of Glanahelly Gent. John Hoyle of the same Gent. Henry Charnely of Clonmel Merchant Nicholas Towler of Ballintotty Gent. Phineas Royal of Clonmel Merchant John Seed of Tullogh Gent. Thomas Meredish of Ballycahill Gent. John Hill of Borres Gent. John Dassey of Cashell Clerk John Lehunt of the same Clerk John Leake of Knockgraffan Clerk John Dogherty of Cashel Clerk Anthony Erby of the same Clerk Gregory Row of Killeheen Gent. and John Lunnar of Killosty Gent. all of the County of Tipperary Thomas Glasgow of Lifford in the County of Donnegal Esq William Godfrey of Castledoe Esq Andrew Knox sen. of Ramullin Esq Francis Folliott of Ballymacward Gent John Scott of Kinnre Gent. Thomas Atkinson sen. of Ballyshannon Gent. Thomas Atkinson jun. of the same Gent. Michael Hueson of Coolebegg Gent. John Hueson of the same Gent. Henry Brookes of Letterkenny Gent. Robert Delapp of Ballyshannon Gent. Edward Clifford of Donnegal Gent. Nicholas Parmiter of Killigordan Gent. John Forcker of Donnegal Clerk John Cunningham of Tully Gent. William Fisher of .... Gent. and Thomas Coach of ... Gent. all late of the County of Donnegal George Hamilton of Callidon in the County of Tyrone Gent. Alexander Richardson of Drom Gent. William Richardson of Tullyreave Gent. William Swan of Farlagh Gent. John Ayerly of Mannor Rod Esq John Williams of the same Esq Alexander Creighton of Lissanean Gent. Robert Lindsey of Mannor Lindsey Esq Hugh Stewart of Gortgil Gent. Robert Hamilton of Killeman Gent. Symon Hassinton of Borean Gent. Captain William Moore of Garvey John Speere of Mullaghmossagh John Burby of Mackâ—agh Gent. Andrew Darragh of Droâ—ard Gent. James Stemart of Killeman Gent. John Wilson of Ballue Gent. Capt. Thomas Collson of Drumket John Wilson of Dromconnor Gent. John Speer of Kinard Robert Hamilton of Carrowbegg Archibald Richardson of Springtown James Mâ—tray of Favour-Royal John Kearnes of Agharonan John Kearnes of Claremore William Lee of Killing Esq James Gladsteanes of Hordross Gent. John Byrny of Gortmore Henry Grason of Agher John Hamilton of Cornamucklagh Gent. Adam Morrison of Coolegarâ—y James Moor of Lissaleen John Wallow of Clanblogh Gent. Robert Reery of Corckrive John Hinderson of Ballyvedan Archibald Irwing of Timpain John Christall of Ballynegoragh John Neely of Ballynesagart Gent. John Harvey of Tullyglish William Bratton of Aghar Hugh Wilson of Ballymatown Gent. Thomas Moor of Ballinâ—logh John Moor of the same Gent. John Erwing of Mullenboy Gent. John Moor of Anaghaloghan Gent. Patrick Stewart of Dromskeeny Gent. Joseph Mounteeth of Creevangare Gent. Randall Charletyn of Rathkeeragh Gent. John Robinson of Dugrey Gent. Thomas Edy of Dius Gent. George Mervin of Mullaghbane Gent. Mongoe Walkinshaw of Mullingaugh Clerk Robert Echlin Dean of Tuam Michael Mosse of Enniskillin Clerk William Campbell of Newtown Stewart Gent. John Hayre of the same Gent. Robert Carson of the same Gent. Samuel Law of Carrighee Gent. John White of Skarriffeckeerine Gent. Thomas Maxwell of Strabane Gent. Adam Evans of the same Gent Thomas Edy of Killeaghgoge Patrick Hamilton of Dergal Gent. James Young of Clady Gent. David Matleneghan of Upperclady Gent. John Caldwell of Maghernekeeragh Andrew Mac-Lenaghan of Keele Gent. and James Hayre of Siscable Gent. all late of the County of Cyrone John Dunbar of Killcoe in the County of Fermannagh Esq William Arsdall of Bummiminver Esq Francis Butler of Newtown Esq Andrew Hamilton of Magherycrosse Clerk George Hamilton of Balin Gent. Alexander Atchison of Toniheâ—ge Gent. Bernard Ward of Knookhallimore Gent. and Capt. Thomas Brookes of Maghere stephenagh Gent. all late of the County of Fermannagh Thomas Ash of Ashfeild in the County of Cavan Esq Francis Butler of Belturbet Gent. Robert Clements of Rakâ—â—y Gent. Richard Gibson of Cavan Gent. James Mortimer of Mullhusey Gent. Charles Mortimer of the same Gent. Joseph Pratt of Killuecrott Gent. and Benjamin Pratt of Killitter Gent. all late of the County of Cavan William Springland of .... in the County of Monoghan Gent. Patrick Legate of Ballinure Gent. William Leffey of the same Gent. Alexander Lunsdell of the same Gent. John Dunbarr of the same Gent. Patrick Daucy of Iniskine Gent. Thomas Ostler of Gortmore Gent. Edward Beaghan of Bealabeagh Gent. Peter Beaghan of the same Gent. James Johnston of Ballyrush Gent. William Moorecraft of the same Gent. John Cornes sen. of the same Gent. John Cornes jun. of the same Gent. Richard Fith of Ballamackny Gent. all late of the County of Monnoghan Dr. Roger Warren of Belfast in the County of antrim Peter Beaghan of ..... Gent. Henry Gardner of Newry Inn-keeper Robert Harper of Ballymeauagh Gent. Henry Chades of Belfast Gent. William Crafford of the same Gent. Qr. Mr. Thomas Crafford of the same Capt. David Smith of the fame John Blacke of the same Gent. Arthur Mac-Carney of the same Gent. James Stuart of the same Gent. all late of the County of Antrim Thomas Herrington of Cumber in the County of Down Gent. William Herrington jun. of the same Gent. John Griffith of the same Gent. John Magill of Tullycarne Gent. William Magill Son and Heir to Capt. James Magill Francis Annesly jun. of Cloghmagherycatt Gent. Alexander Browne of Magannon Gent. Hugh Mountgomery of Ballymaledy Esq Charles Campell of the Parish of Donaghadee Gent. Capt. John Farrell of Dromone and Henry Gardner of Newry Inn-keeper all in the County of Down James Maxwell of Crerum in the County of Armagh Esq Hamlett Obings of Porteduowne Esq Anthony Abings of the same Gent. George Hamilton of Kinard Gent. John Gaskin of Viccars Choralls Gent. John Gills of Lorgin Gent. John Mac-Caule of Lurgan Gent. Henry Genny of Segoe Clerk Thomas Assington of Loughgall Clerk Christopher Genny of Mullaghbrack Clerk Thomas Chapling of Ballyrusse Gent. Archbold Woods of Markethill Gent. and John Ball of Glasdroman Gent. all in the County of Armagh Capt. Thomas Smith of Tuam in the County of Galloway William Causfield of Dunamon Gent. Edward Eyre of Galloway Gent. Col. Theodore Russell Robert Mason of Ballineguokane Gent. 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really believed that in few years he would by some contrivance or other have given away most of the Protestants Estates in Ireland without troubling a Parliament to Attaint them which was a more compendious but not a more certain way to destroy them than the Methods he took It was he that without Hearing after he had Dissolved the Corporations by giving Sentence against their Charters declared void all the Leases of Lands or of Perquisites made by them though long before their Dissolution and on very good considerations and thereupon outed several Protestants of their Leases but it were endless to mention all the Oppressions and unjust proceedings of this Court it were in effect to transcribe the Records of it Let me only observe that the Chief Baron was assisted by Sir Henry Lynch as Second Baron who came indeed short of him in Parts but yielded nothing to him in Malice to the Protestant Religion and Interest 7. The Court of Common Pleas had little to do the business so far as concerned the Protestants and Papists was intirely carried out of it to the Kings Bench or Exchequer and therefore they permitted the Lord Chief Justice Keating still to sit in it but Pinioned with two of their own sort that if any thing should chance to come before him he might be out-voted by them The truth is they were jealous of this Court not only because a Protestant was Chief Justice in it but likewise because Judg Dally sat as puny Judg who though a Roman Catholick yet understood the Common-Law so well and behaved himself so impartially that they did not care to bring their Causes before him so much did they dread the prospect of Justice though before Judges that were of their own Party and Persuasion 8. The Circuits are an extention of the Courts whereby Justice is carried into the Country these were managed much at the same rate with the Courts and where the Sheriff and Judg were both Papists it is not difficult to guess what Justice Protestants must expect what packing of Juries there was amongst them and how deeply the Judges themselves were concerned in such Practices is evident to all that had any Concerns in the Country at that time 9. It will be requisite to say something of the Attourney General which King James made instead of Sir William Domvile whom he turned out after near thirty years supplying the place but he was a Protestant and would not consent to reverse the Popish Outlawries nor to the other Methods they took to destroy the Settlement of Ireland and therefore he was laid aside In his place King James substituted Mr. Richard Nagle whom he afterwards Knighted and made Secretary of State he was at first designed for a Clergy-Man and educated amongst the Jesuits but afterwards betook himself to the Study of the Law in which he arrived to a good Perfection and was employed by many Protestants so that he knew the weak part of most of their Titles Every Body knows how great a part the Attorney General has in the Administration of Justice it being his Office to prosecute and in his power to stop any Suit wherein the King is concerned How he used this Power will appear in one instance tho many may be given One Fitz Gerald of Tycrohan the Heir of a forfeiting Papist had a Suit for a great Estate against Sir William Petty it was tryed in the Exchequer before Chief Baron Rice and Fitz Gerald carried the Cause by the Perjury of two Friars and a Woman who swore a person to be dead in Spain and themselves to be present at his Burial upon whose Life Sir William's Title depended This person soon after appeared to be alive and is so still for ought we know and his being alive was so notorious and manifest that the Attorney General could not deny it Sir William's Counsel and Lawyers designed to indict the Friars and Woman for their Perjury but the Grand Jury refused to find the Bill and I was credibly informed that the Attorney General said that if they did not desist he would enter a Noli prosequi It is certain he refused to prosecute it and it was imputed to his Contrivance that they escaped By such means the Course of Justice was stopped to Protestants and the like Tenderness the Courts generally shewed to Perjurers when the Perjury served their Interest And sure the Protestants were in an ill case whose Lives and Fortunes lay at the Mercy of such Judges and Juries and they must conclude that nothing less than Destruction was designed for them by a King who put them under such Administrators of Justice The same Sir Richard Nagle was the Speaker of the House of Commons in their pretended Parliament and had the chief Hand in drawing up their Acts King James confided chiefly in him and the Acts of Repeal and Attainder were looked on as his Work in which his Malice and Jesuitical Principles prevailed so far that he was not content to out two Thirds of the Protestant Gentlemen of their Estates by the Act of Repeal by which all Estates acquired since 1641 were taken away and to attaint most of those that had old Estates by the Bill of Attainder But to make sure Work he put it out of the King's Power to pardon them therein betraying the King's Prerogative as the King himself told him when he discovered it to him Of which and of him we shall have occasion to give a further account hereafter 10. Into such Hands as we have been speaking of the Administration of Justice and of the Laws was put which were so far from preventing our Ruin that they were made the Means and Instruments thereof and it had been much better for us to have had no Laws at all and been left to our natural Defence than to be cheated into a necessity of Submission by Laws that were executed only to punish and not to defend us 11. It was common for some of those that served King James to come upon the Exchange and without any reason or provocation to fall upon Protestant Gentlemen if they looked a little more fashionable than other people and beat them One was thus beaten with a Cane severely before the Gentleman was aware he was advised for an Experiment to indict the Ruffian that used him thus to see what protection the Law would give us after they had taken away our Swords but the Grand Jury did not think it worth while to trouble the Courts with redressing the Grievances of Protestants and so would not find the Bill A Merchant in Thomas street Dublin found a Fellow that had broken into his Ware house and was conveying his Goods out at the Window to his Fellow Soldiers that stood in the Street to receive them he seised him and brought an Indictment against him for Felony but the Jury acquitted him and then he brought his Action against the Merchant for false Imprisonment and Slander and it cost a good Sum
not believe him till he shewed the Copy which much surpriz'd Sir Richard he began to enquire how his Lordship came by it and intimated that the Keepers of the Rolls were Treacherous in letting any one see it much more in letting a Copy of it go abroad His Lordship with good reason express'd his Admiration that an Act of Parliament should be made a Secret and the Laws upon the Observation of which the Lives and Fortunes of so many Men depended should be conceal'd with so much care from them At last the Attorny told him That he himself would draw up a Warrant for Sir Thomas Southwell's Pardon that should do his Business and get the King to Sign it But the Earl refused to accept his offer unless his Lawyer might first peruse it which being granted the Lawyer upon perusal found it to be such as would not hold in Law and intended only to delude him The Earl made new Application to King James and Sir Richard being sent for the King ask'd him why he did not prepare a Fiant for Sir Thomas Southwell's Pardon according to the Warrant sent to him He answered That his Majesty could not grant such a Pardon That his Majesty was only a Trustee for Forfeited Estates and could not Dispense with the Act that by an express Clause in it all Pardons that should be granted were declar'd void The King in some Passion told him That he hoped they did not intend to retrench his Prerogative Sir Richard replied That his Majesty had read the Act before he pass'd it The King answered He had betray'd him that he depended on him for drawing the Act and if he had drawn it so that there was no room for Dispensing and Pardoning he had been false to him or words to that effect Thus the Matter ended and Sir Thomas went into Scotland with my Lord Seaforth without being able to obtain his Pardon for Estate or Life the Act voiding any Pardon granted to any attainted by it after Nov. 1. 1689. or not enrolled before the last day of that Month. 18. And now I doubt not but the Reader from this Story which is literally true will observe first the Juggling of the Popish Lawyers with King James and will pity a Prince who gave himself up to such False and Double-dealing Counsellors when an Act of Parliament is made against a Papist then it is no less than Treason to question the King 's Pardoning and Dispensing Power but when an Act bears hard on a Protestant and the King has a mind to ease him then the King has no power to Dispense he cannot grant a Pardon tho he earnestly desire it From whence we may see that the Dispensing Power was only set up to shelter Papists from the Law and ruin Protestants and that Papists in their Hearts are as much against it as Protestants 2. We may observe what fair Justice was design'd for Protestants a Law was made to turn near 3000 out of their Estates and to take away their Lives if they did not come in against a certain day and yet the Law that subjected them to this Penalty was made a Secret and they not suffer'd to know one word of it till the time allow'd them to come in was past at least three Months but there was an Intrigue in this they knew they had a Party in England who were to face down the World that there were no such Acts made a Party that were to represent it as a Sham and Contrivance of King James's Enemies to make him Odious and the great Argument they were to urge to prove it must be to alledge Where is the Act Why doth it not appear If there were any such Act would not the People that came so often from Ireland and tell such Frightful Stories have brought it with them This is the part the Favourers of King James were to act in England and Scotland and this is the reason the Act was so long kept Secret 3. We may observe the Folly of those Men who were attainted in this Act themselves and yet Flatter themselves with the hopes of living Happily and enjoying their Estates nay and getting Preferment under K. James when restor'd to his Kingdoms these Men do not consider that this Act would be restor'd together with him and that then it is not in his power to do this for them that if they expect any such thing they must be oblig'd to an Irish Popish Parliament for it and he is much a Stranger to Ireland that knows not what Mercy an English-man and a Protestant is to exspect from them especially when they can give him nothing but what is taken from one of themselves Till therefore the Papists of Ireland become so good natur'd as to give away by their own voluntary act their Estates of which they were in actual Possession to Protestants it is the greatest Folly in the World for any Protestant to think of enjoying any Estate in Ireland 4. For 't is observable that the Protestants Estates were not only given away by this Act of Attainder but the Papists were likewise in Possession of them by the following means The Act of Repeal was to be executed by Commissioners appointed by the King who were to determine the Claims of the Proprietors or Heirs to the Proprietors of the respective Estates October 22. 1641. and give Injunctions to the Sheriff to put them in Possession In the mean time the Protestants were to keep their Possessions till the First of May 1690. and to pay Rent to the Popish Proprietors The same Commissioners were to set out Reprizals to reprizable Persons But notwithstanding this no such Commissioners ever sate the Protestants were generally outed and the Papists possess'd both of their old Estates and likewise of the Estates of Protestants they compass'd this by several Stratagems 19. Wherever the Protestants had set their Lands to Papist Tenants those Tenants forsook their Protestant Landlords and became Tenants to the pretended Popish Proprietors Several Protestants complained in Chancery of this as contrary to the Act which allowed them to keep Possession till May 1690. which not being yet come nor any Commissioners being yet appointed to execute the Act they mov'd for an Injunction to quite their Possessions but the Chancellor answer'd That this did not concern Landlords that set their Lands but only such as occupied Farms themselves and that the Parliament had granted that indulgence to them only that they might have time to dispose of their Stocks which not being their Case who had Tenants they must go to Common Law and try their Titles by this means most of the old Popish Proprietors got into their Estates Nay they not only outed the Landlords of their Estates but even the Protestant Tenants of their Leases made in consideration of a valuable reserv'd Rent though this was positively against the intent of the Act which confirm'd such Leases and only gave the reserved Rent to the restor'd Proprietor 2.
Fitzgerald Esquires Bur. Trim. Captain Nicholas Cusack Walter Nangle Esquire Bur. of Navan Christoph. Cusack of Corballis Esquires Christ. Cusack of Ratholdran Esquires Bur. Athboy John Trinder Esquires Robert Longfield Esquires Duleek Kells Com. Monoghan Bryan Mac Mahon Esquires 9 th July 1689 Hugh Mac Mahon Esquires 9 th July 1689 Town of Monoghan Com. Fermanagh Enniskillen Queens County Sir Patrick Trant Knight Edmond Morris Esq Bur. Maryborough Peirce Bryan Esquires Thady Fitz Patrick Esquires Bur. Ballinkill Sir Gregory Bourne Baronet Oliver Grace Esquire Port Arlington Sir Henry Bond Baronet Sir Thomas Hacket Knight Com. Roscommon Charles Kelly Esquire John Bourk Bur. Roscommon John Dilton Esquires John Kelly Esquires Bur. Boyle John King Captain Terence Mac Dermot Alder. 6th May 1689. Tulske Com. Sligoe Henry Crofton Esquires Oliver O Gara Esquires Bur. Sligoe Terence Mac Donogh Esquires 8th May 1689. James French Esquires 8th May 1689. Com. Tipperary Nicholas Purcell of Loghmore Esquires James Butler of Grangebeg Esquires City of Cashell Dennis Kearney Aldermen James Hacket Aldermen Bur. Clonmell Nicholas White Aldermen John Bray Aldermen Bur. Fethard Sir John Everard Baronet James Tobin of Fethard Esq Bur. Thurles Bur. Tipperary Com. Tyrone Coll. Gordon O Neile Esquires Lewis Doe of Dungannon Esquires Bur. Dungannon Arthur O Neil of Ballygawly Esquires Patr. Donenlly of Dungannon Esquires Bur. Strabane Christopher Nugent of Dublin Esquire Dan. O Donelly of the same Gent. 8th May 89. Clogher Augher Com. Waterford John Power Esquires Math. Hore Esquires Bur. Dungarvan John Hore Esquires 7th May 89. Martin Hore Esquires 7th May 89. City of Waterford John Porter Esquires Nicholas Fitzgerald Esquires Bur. Lismore Tallow Com. Wexford Walter Butler of Munfine Patrick Colclogh of Moulnirry Bur. Wexford William Talbot Esquire Francis Rooth Merchant Bur. New Rosse Luke Dormer Esquires Richard Butler Esquires Bur. Bannow Francis Plowden Esq Commis of the Revenue Dr. Alexius Stafford Bur. Newborough Abraham Strange of Tobberduff Esq Richard Daley of Kilcorky Gent. Bur. Eniscorthy James Devereux of Carrigmenan Esquires Dudley Colclough of Mougâ—ery Esquires Arther Waddington Esq by a new Election Bur. Taghmon George Hore of Polhore Esquires Walter Hore of Harpers-town Esquires Bur. Cloghmyne Edward Sherlock of Dublin Esquire Nicholas White of New Rosse Merchant Bur. Arklow Fytherd Coll. James Porter Capt. Nicholas Stafford Com. Wicklow Richard Butler Esquires William Talbot Esquires Bur. Caryesfort Hugh Byrne Esquire Peice Archbold Esq Upon whose default of Appearance Barth Polewheele Bur. Wicklow Francis Toole Esquires Thomas Byrne Esquires Bur. Blesington James Eustace Esq Maurice Eustace Gent. Baltinglass Com. Westmeath The Honorable Coll. William Nugent The Honorable Coll. Henry Dillon Bur. and Mannor of Mullingar Garret Dillon Esq Prime Sergeant Edmond Nugent of Garlans-town Esq Bur. Athlone Edmond Malone of Ballynehown Esq Edmond Malone Esq Councellor at Law Bur. Kilbeggan Bryan Geoghegan of Donore Esquires Charles Geoghenan of Syenan Esquires Bur. Fore John Nugent of Donore Esq Christoph. Nugent of Dardis town Esq Com. Londonderry City Londonderry Bur. Colerane Bur. Lamavudy No. 22. An Address to King James in Behalf of the Purchasers under the Act of Settlement by Judge Keating THis humble Representation made unto your Sacred Majesty is in the Behalf of many Thousands of your Majesties dutiful and obedient Subjects of all Degrees Sexes and Ages The Design and Intention of it is to prevent the Ruine and Desolation which a Bill now under Consideration in order to be made a Law will bring upon them and their Families in case your Majesty doth not interpose and by your Moderation and Justice protect them so far as the known Laws of the Kingdom and Equity and good Conscience will warrant and require It is in the Behalf of Purchasers who for great and valuable Considerations have acquired Lands and Tenements in this Kingdon by laying out not only their Portions and Provisions made for them by their Parents but also the whole Product of all their own Industry and the Labour of their Youth together with what could be saved by a frugal Management in order to make some certain Provision for Old Age and their Families in Purchasing Lands and Tenements under the Security of divers Acts of Parliament Publick Declarations from the late King And all these accompanied with a Possession of Twenty five Years Divine Providence hath appointed us our Dwelling in an Island and consequently we must Trade or live in Penury and at the mercy of our Neighbours This necessitates a Transmutation of Possessions by Purchase from one hand to another of Mortgaging and Pledging Lands for great and Considerable Sums of Money by charging them with Judgments and indeed gives Name to one of the greatest Securities made use of in this Kingdom Statutes Merchant and of the Staple and very many especially Widows and Orphans have their whose Estates and Portions secured by Mortgages Bond of the Staple and Judgments Where or when shall a Man Purchase in this Kingdom Under what Title or on what Security shall he lay out his Money or secure the Portions he designs for his Children If he may not do it under divers Acts of Parliament the solemn and reiterated Declarations of his Prince and a quiet and uncontroverted Possession of Twenty Years together And this is the Case of thousands of Families who are Purchasers under the Acts of Settlement and Explanation It were a hard task to justifie those Acts in every Particular contained in them I will not undertake it but if it be consider'd that from 23. October 1641. until 29. May 1660. the time of his Majesties Restauration the Kingdom was upon the matter in one continued Storm That the alterations of Possessions was so universal and Properties so blended and mixt by Allotments and Dispositions made by the then Usurping Powers It may be well concluded that they must be somewhat more then Men that could or can frame a Law to take in every particular Case though it should have swoln to many Volumes and Laws which are to be of such universal Consequence as this was are to have a Regard to the Generality of a Kingdom or People though possibly some particular Person may have some hardship in his private Concern But if we may judge by general Laws by the produce and effect of them and at the same time have a Prospect to the Estate and Condition of this Kingdom from 1640. and as far backwards as you please until the time of his late Majesties happy Restauration and at the same time take into Consideration what the Kingdom became in few years after the Commission for the Execution of those Acts were at an end the Buildings and other Improvements the Trade and Commerce the vast Heads of Cattel and Flocks of Sheep equal to those of England together with great Sums of money brought over by our Fellow-Subjects of England who came to Purchase and Plant in this Kingdom The Manufactures set on foot in divers parts whereby the meanest Inhabitants were
Robert Pointz Lieutenant John Povey John Guest Gent. Henry Briscoe Gent. Samuel Morison Gent. Ensign George Withers William Connelly Gent. Robert Lowry Gent. Hugh Hamilton Gent. Samuel Walton Merchant James Barloe Taylor Richard Mills Bricklayer Matthew French Sen. Merchant Josias Patterson Chyrurgeon Lieutenant Edward Wolfe William Knox Gent. Captain David Parry John Desboroe Wire-Drawer William Knox Gent. Brother to Sir John Knox William Crow Esq John Warburton Esq Robert Doyne Esq William Keating Gent. John Lyndon Senior Esq Lieutenant William Berry Phillip Savage Esq William Moore Esq Denny Mushchamp Esq Luke King Gent. late Deputy Muster-master All late of the City and County of the City of Dublin Robert Ware of Dublin Esq Robert Mouldsworth of Breckingstown Esq Joseph Wilkinson of Palmerstown Clerk John Weave Junior of Glâ—ssnervan Gent. John Finglass of Barnenagiragh Gent. Francis Marsh of St. Patrick's Close Gent. 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William Parsons Esq Son to Sir Laurence Parsons Lieut. William Parsons Brother to Sir Laurence Parsons Will. Parsons of Ballintemple Gent. Evan Lloyd of Tumagh Gent. and Richard Warburton of Garrinch Esq All late of the Kings County Colonel John Fitz Patrick of Castletown in the Queen's County Samuel Matthews of Ballykeally Esq Thomas Piggot of Bannagherry Gent. Thomas Owens of Rathmoyle Esq William Beard of Colt Gent. Captain Tobias Caulfield Thomas Piggott of Grangebegg Esq Hapton Harris of Mountmellick Gent. Colonel Thomas Coote John Deacon of Dromeene Gent. Henry Wect of Corballis Gent. Thomas Kitchin Junior of Slaty Gent. Isaic Haslam of Marryborrow Gent. St. Leger Gilbert of the same Gent. Adam Kidder of Aghbo Gent. John Baly of Corbally Gent. and Thomas Starkey of Mountrath All late of the Queen's County Captain Robert Choppin of Newcastle in the County of Longford Anthony Sheppard of the same Gent. Captain Francis Edgeworth of Cranelogh Ambrose Edgeworth of Lissard Gent. Arthur Bush of Longford Esq John Wallis of the same Esq John Dean of the same Gent. Samuel Forth of the same Gent. Archibald Hamilton of the same Gent. Robert Hamilton of the same Gent. John Green of the same Gent. Robert Dunbarr of the same Gent. Robert Smith of Aghatuappagh Gent. Thomas West of Cranalagh Gent. John Lesly of Tully Gent. George Trimble Walter Trimble John Trimble Gentlemen Quarter-master John Aghumly of Newton Carson Clerk John Stern Gent. Hugh Morgan of Newcastle Esq Captain Henry Crofton of Moyhill and Catharin Vice-Countess-Dowager of Ranelagh All late of the County of Longford Thomas Blyth of Rathmore in the County of Meath Esq Samuel Bull of Greenanstowne Esq James Tandy of Druestowne Gent. John Owens of Ballynedruâ—ney Gent. Joseph Deane Junior of Kingstowne Esq Stafford Lightburne of Newhaggaâ—d Gent. Charles Meredith of Newtowne Esq Arthur Meredith of Dollardstowne Esq John Ford of Ardsallagh Esq William Williams of Knockglass Gent. John Woods Junior of Garclony Gent. Joseph Woodward of Drumbarragh Gent. Simon Roe of Warringstowne Gent. and Ezekiel Webb of Dunsaghlin Clerk Robert Thornhill Junior of Little Blackhall Gent. Captain Matthew Aylmer of Balrath Captain George Aylmer of the same James Napper alias Tandy Napper of Drinstowne Esq John Osborne of Stackallen Esq Joseph Stophard Esq and Robert Thornhill Senior of Little Blackhall Gent. All late of the County of Meath Robert Smith Vicar of Ballyloghloe in the County of West Meath Benjamin Fletcher of Lowbaskin Gent. Richard Meares of Carpenters-town Gent. William Cambel of Tubber-Cormuck Gent George Jones of Rathconrath Gent. Lewis Barloe of Balnaferagh Gent. John Tipping of Dromore Robert Rochford Esq Alexander Murry of Ballynafide Gent. John Forbes of Boardstowne Clerk Captain Thomas Whittney of Derrydowne Dillon Pollard of Castle-Pollard Gent. Francis Leigh Son to Sir James Leigh Captain John Phillips of Killpatrick Robert Paâ—kenham of Bracklin Esq Hugh Bowen of Ledwitstowne Gent. Lewis Meares Junior of Meares Court Gent. and Thomas Tipping of Dromore Gent. All late of the County of West-Meath Anthony Horsy of Kilcrony in the County of Killkenny Captain Richard Coote of Tullymaine Captain James Hamilton of Three Castles Captain Thomas Newburgh of Killbreckane Lieutenant Edward Woods of Loghnyes George Villers of Dunamangan Gent. Henry Johnson of Upper Claragh Gent. Joseph Fennel late of Windehouse Gent. Captain Samuel Matthews of Bonestowne Captain Thomas Flower of Dorrow John Tubman of Bunchestown Gent. Jonathan Dann of Killkenny Gent. William Jones of Mullin-Brohy Gent. Lieutenant Hugh Deane late of Outrath William Baxter late of Killkenny Lieutenant James Butler of Bramblestown and Isaac Mukins of Killkenny Merchant All late of the County of Killkenny Colonel Solomon Richards of Wexford in the County of Wexford Bartholomew Vicars of Wexford Clerk John Chichester of Prospect Esq Samuel Barrington of Colnehorny Gent. Barrakias Wallis of Dunganstowne Gent. John Radford Esq eldest Son of Captain Radford Charles O Hara alias Harroe of Killdoody Gent. and Henry Wallop of Enescorthy Esq All late of the County of Wexford Thomas Burrows of Mounthuske in the County of Wickloww Gent. Hugh Magill of Baltrasney Gent and James Moore of Glaneily Gent. in the County of Wicklow Edward Perkinson of Atherdee in the County of Lowth Clerk John Bankes of the same Gent. Timothy Bankes of the same Gent. John Ruxton Junior of the same Gent. Henry Allen of the same Merchant Matthew Ruxton of the same Gent. Charles Ruxton of the same Clerk James Sallary of the same Gent. Daniel Poe of Drumsgoolestowne Gent. Henry Baker of Dumaghan Esq John Smith of Dundalke Gent. Jerome Smith of the same Gent. Edward Snell of the same Merchant VVilliam Shuel of the same Merchant Christopher Dalton of the same Gent. Phillip Dalton of the same Merchant Joseph Toomes of the same Gent. Thomas Lambert of the same Gent. Henry Ponsonby of Pepperstowne James Brabazon of Carrstowne Gent. VVilliam Young of Atherdee Gent. VVilliam Disney Junior of Stabannon Gent. Cornelius Devlin of Mayne Gent. Hugh Mitchel of Atherdee Gent. Christopher Fortesque of Dromiskin Esq Edward Edwards of Phillipstowne Esq John VVinne of Rahesker Gent. Simon Gooding of Breganstowne Gent.