Proclamation against Popish Priests in Ireland 1711
A Dublin proclamation from March 26, 1711, orders all Popish priests and officiants in Galway, Mayo, Roscommon, Sligo, Leitrim, Clare, and Fermanagh to surrender tokens to the High Sheriff by Trinity Sunday. It assigns penalties for noncompliance and directs sheriffs and justices to guard, arrest, and confine offenders. The notice urges public aid to enforce the proclamation.
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