Proclamation offers bounty for Everard and Eustace escapees
In Dublin on March 7 1714 the Privy Council proclaims a reward of one hundred pounds sterling for each of Christopher Everard and Walter Eustace, two prisoners who escaped Kilmainham jail after a high treason sentence. The notice orders aiding or concealing them to face severe law, and commands officials to assist in their capture.
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Proclamation Against Defacing the Statue in Dublin
Proclamation from Louis, Justices, and Council of Heland condemns the damage to the William III statue at College Green in Dublin. Offers a £100 reward for discovery and apprehension of offenders, details past support from Parliament and the Lord Lieutenant, and cites loyalty to the Crown and punishment for perpetrators. Also notes related European military chatter from Vienna and Dalmatia with alerts on campaigns and naval movements.
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