Proclamation on Irish Disturbance in County Tipperary
A Dublin proclamation, dated December 24, 1613, declares the Barony of Carrwilliany in County Tipperary in a state of disturbance and calls for an extraordinary police establishment. It lists signatories including the Lord Lieutenant and members of the Privy Council, and grants authority for apprehension and pardon under wartime measures.
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Privy Council
Ireland
Abe Larry
Ieee
Saco
Athe Gana Opinion
Liswrick
Siskidh Lane
Tusanaascy
Maieety
Rae Boaney
Ani
Aland
Mastworth
Five Mile
Cashel
Linhaod
Orie
Peron
Dublin
Norbury
Win
Downes
G. Hewest
Jarete Fus-Gerald
Far
Duigenan
Robert Peel
GOD Save the Kina
Liewtemunt
Connell
Whitworth
Chawilligan
Tipperary
Haxuny
Clapwilliany
Charles Kildare
de Mosdmomary
W. Downes
Wr Viaid
Ni'Mobun
Gryc Hewett
Geo Dalla Dub
Crauby
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Abe
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Codilly
Melita
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Robert Pee
Kaye the Xing
Aga
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