Misc: Proclamations 1661-1827 *********************************************** Ireland Genealogy Projects Archives Islandwide Index Copyright ************************************************ File contributed by: Mary Heaphy PROCLAMATIONS 1661-1827 *Where it says "The like" it is like restating "Proclamation". Hint - Use Ctrl-F or find in Browser, to locate names. 1661. Proclamation for apprehending ? Halsey and Walter Butler for committing many barbarous and horrid crimes in the Counties of Waterford and Tipperary. 1685. Proclamation declaring Richard Power of Ballintotly, Co. Tipperary, to be a rebel and traitor. 1691. Proclamation for apprehending John M'Cabe, Head of a party of Rapparees. 1711. Proclamation against the murderers of Richard Clarke, farmer, Co. Kildare. 1712. Proclamation against Bryan M'Hugh, a Popish Priest, for celebrating a marriage between a Protestant and a Papist. 1718. The like for the discovery of the person or persons that burned the haggard and house of Morris and Robert Dowlan, of County Kildare. The like for apprehending the persons who ran away with Mrs Jane Monck. 1719. The like against the persons who set fire to the haggard of Henry Wallis, Esq., Co. Cork. 1720. The like for preventing the insulting and assaulting Quakers on account of Mr. Cottors being lately executed for a rape on Elizabeth Squil. 1722. The like for discovering and apprehending the murderers of Captain De Quinsack's wife, and for apprehending Nataniel Day, a Quaker, who escaped out of the gaol of Tralee. The like for discovering and convicting the persons who set fire to the haggard of William Knaresborough, of Kilkenny, Merchant. 1724. The like for taking the several persons concerned in the murder of Arthur Flanigan, of Croghan, King's County, and also for apprehending the persons who broke open and robbed the house of Michael Lacy of Ballinderry, County Meath, and proclaiming the several persons therein mentioned in case they do not surrender themselves. Proclamation for discovering and apprehending the persons who maimed and wounded William Degannon, of Dunyree, Co. Galway, Weaver. The like against the persons who murdered Richard Hoare, esq., in Henry Street, Dublin. 1725. The like for discovering and apprehending the persons who robbed, tortured and murdered Edward Johnson, of Carroe, King's County, Quaker, by heating a griddle and placing him thereon, heaping hot coals upon him, and burning him with a hot iron on the palms of his hands. 1726. The like for discovering and apprehending the persons suspected to have murdered Mr. James Robinson and others on board the ship called the "Prosperity", of Belfast, shipwrecked near Portrane. Co. Dublin. The like against the persons who carried away Honoria Mathew, Widow. 1727. The like for discovering and apprehending the persons who broke into the house of the Rev. Mr. Peter Hicks of Lisduff, Co. Tipperary, robbed him, and murdered his son William Hicks. The like against the persons who burned the house of John Dermoddy, Ballybruffin, Co. Kilkenny. 1728. The like against the persons who burned a stable and part of a barn belonging to the Rev. William Lightburn, Rector of Langfield, in County Tyrone. Proclamations against the persons who rescued 30 Anchors of Rum Brandy, seized by Thompson Gregory, a Revenue Officer. 1730. Proclamation offering a reward for apprehending the persons who assaulted John Healy of Coolgariff, in the County of Cork, and others, and robbed the same John Healy. The like offering a reward for apprehending Teige alias Timothy Croneen, for the murder of Andrew St. Ledger and Jane, his wife. 1731. The like for discovering and apprehending the persons concerned in burning the house, Haggard, and cattle of William Halpenny, of Kilbride, in the County of Meath, farmer. The like for discovering and apprehending the persons who broke open the house of Lady Margaret Crosbie at Ballyheige. Co. Kerry, and took thereout twelve chests of silver belonging to the Danish East India Company. The like for discovering and apprehending the persons who were concerned in assaulting and robbing Jane Smith, Widow, and Valentine Smith, her son, at Damagh, Co. Kilkenny. The like for discovering and apprehending the persons who set on fire and burned several houses belonging to the Rev. Sankey Winter, Dean of Kildare. 1733. The like for discovering and apprehending the persons concerned in the murder of the Rev. Edward Ford, one of the Junior Fellows of Trinity College. Dublin. The like for discovering and apprehending the persons concerned in the murder of Paul Farrell, late one of the Constables of the City of Dublin. 1735. The like for discovering and apprehending, and convicting the persons concerned in burning the Glebe House of Kilcornan in County Limerick, belonging to the Rev. Roger Throp. The like for apprehending Nicholas Power who made his escape out of the Gaol of Wexford. The like for discovering and apprehending the persons concerned in the robbery and assault of Richard Shee, of Ballylorkan, Co. Kilkenny. The like for discovering and apprehending the persons concerned in the traitorous murder of Thomas Hutchinson, late of Sliveire, Co. Tipperary. 1736. The like against the persons who were concerned in burning four stacks of Corn in the Haggard of Edward Mockler of Trim, Co. Meath. Proclamation against the persons concerned in the murder of William Kellum of Drumlesserleen, Co. Fermanagh, Yeoman. 1737. The like for apprehending Peter Lens, late of Dublin, painter, for Blasphemy. Proclamation for discovering and apprehending the Persons concerned in the Robbery of Theodore Van Sevenhaven of Ramhill, Co. Cork, Merchant. The like against the persons concerned in the Murder of Lieut. John Hume of Roscrea, Co. Tipperary. 1738. The like against the persons concerned in the murder of James Hennessy, of Coolcullinduff, Co. Kilkenny, Yeoman. 1739. The like against the persons concerned in burning the Workhouse, Workshop, and Storehouse of Samuel Mickle of Timahoe, Co. Kildare, and the meeting house of the Quakers there. 1743. The like against the persons who rescued James Mahony from the custody of the Gaoler of the County of Cork for the unlawful importation of 30 Anchors of Brandy. The like for apprehending Richard Simcocks and Patrick Tierney, Masters of Ships, who received on board several felons ordered for transportation, but carried them to several parts of Europe and exposed them for sale, and compelled forty and upwards of them to enlist as soldiers in the foreign service. Proclamation for apprehending Hugh FitzJohn Massy and others for forcibly carrying away Frances Ingoldsby, Spinster. The like for apprehending John Lynch for the murder of Margaret Walsh of Clonsullagh, Co. Dublin. The like against several persons therein named for forcibly carrying away Catherine Stackpole of Cork, Widow. 1744. The like against Laughlin O'Flynn and others for forcibly carrying away Mary Dermot of the City of Dublin, Spinster. 1745. Proclamation against the persons concerned in the murder of Samuel Jolly, Surveyor, of Malahide, Co. Dublin, in the execution of his office. 1746. The like against the persons concerned in the murder and robbery of Francis Howard, of Coolatore, Co. Westmeath. 1747. Proclamations against the persons who assembled before the house of William Lefanu, Merchant, at St. Stephen's Green, and laid a Malefactor executed that day at the door of the said house and broke all the windows. 1748. The like against the persons who burned a house and out-house, with a haggard of Corn and Hay, on the Glebe of the Parish of Corclone, Queen's County, belonging to Gibson Raymond, Clk. The like against the persons concerned in the murder of Francis Halpen at Jamestown, Co. Dublin. 1749. The like for apprehending George Deverix for the murder of Nicholas Murphy and Robert Clayton for the murder of Simon Kane. 1750. The likes against several persons therein mentioned for the murder of Darby Cullinane. 1751. Proclamation for apprehending the persons concerned in the murder of Patrick Laurence, of Kilmainham, Co. Dublin. Proclamation against the persons who insulted George Brereton, Esq., High Sheriff of County Carlow, for having apprehended John Taaffe, a Popish Priest. The like against the persons who insulted John Morton, High Sheriff of Queen's County, in the execution of his Office. Proclamation against the persons who houghed the Cattle of Robert Lockhart of Serably or Scrably, Co. Donegal. 1752. The like against the persons concerned in the rescue of Francis Hogan from execution at Kilkenny, and for apprehending the said Francis Hogan. 1753. The like against the persons therein named for carrying away by force Susanna Grove of Tipperary Town, Spinster. Proclamation against the persons who broke into the house of Richard Cole, of Belfast and robbed and murdered the said Richard Cole, Elizabeth, his daughter and Mary Maguire, a maid servant. The likes for apprehending John Miller for the murder of Samuel Cox and Henry Bryan. 1754. Proclamations against the persons who waylaid Jeremiah Delany and others who were carrying manufactured linen and woolen goods from Brandon Bridge to Cork, and most cruelly beat the said Delany. The likes against the persons therein named for the murder of John Puxley, esq., Surveyor of the Port of Beerhavan. The like against the persons who destroyed and burned the Cloths and Velvets belonging to Ralph Hobson and Co. Manchester. The likes against the persons therein named for forcibly carrying away Catherine Martin of Fleet Street, Dublin, Spinster. 1755. The like for enlarging the time limited by a former Proclamation against the persons concerned in the robbery of John Lovett of Purcell's Inch, Co. Kilkenny. Esq. Proclamation against the persons therein named for the murder of Patrick Boyle and William Power, a Watchman. The like against Christopher Devereux and Edward Bryan for carrying away by force Peter Walsh to hang him. 1757. The likes against the persons therein named for forcibly carrying away Margaret Kearney, daughter of Anthony Kearney, of New Ross, Co. Wexford. The likes against the persons unknown, who barbarously murdered Thomas Ashworth, of Donnybrook, Linen Stamper. The like against the persons who attempted to set fire to the dwelling house of Alderman Nathaniel Alexander of Derry. 1758. Proclamation against the several persons therein named for opposing the High Sheriff of the County Mayo, in the execution of two writs of Fieri Facias against the goods and chattels of Peter Lynch, and rescuing sixty cows. The like against the persons who set fire to the Cellar Door of Thomas Harvey, of Youghal. The like against the several persons who assaulted David Woods, who was employed by the Rev. Dr. Rogers, Rector of Artrea, Co. Tyrone, in receiving the Tithe of Barley. 1759. The like against the persons who forcibly carried away Grace Ecles from her father's house in the County of Waterford. 1760. The like against the persons who houghed the Cattle of Timothy Loughlin, Co. Cork. Proclamation against the persons therein named who maimed and wounded James Supple of Prospect Hall, in the County of Kerry. Proclamation against the persons who wounded, maimed and disfigured Joseph Barton and Joseph Rathborne, Wax Chandlers. 1762. The like against the persons who broke open the dwelling house of the Rev. John Oliver of Rockvale, in the County of Cork, and stole a great quantity of Plate. 1763. The like against the persons who maliciously set fire to a hay rick and two large turf stacks, the property of Thomas Downham, Clark of Dresden, Co. Donegal. The like against the persons who cut out the tongue and under lip of William Howay, servant to John Willington, Esq. The like against the persons who broke open the Gaol of Carrick-Fergus, and set at liberty William Martin and Robert Gullioghan, prisoners there confined under death. The like against the persons who forcibly carried away the daughter of Hugh Terrence of Kildingan, Co. Kiildare, Farmer, with intent to deflower her. The like against the persons named therein who forcibly carried away Margaret M'Clean, the daughter of John M'Clean, Fyarcharon, Co. Donegal. Proclamation against the persons who destroyed the Silk Looms belonging to Henry Cottingham and James King of Dublin, Merchant. The likes against the persons who fired several shots into the house of George Holmes, of Lurgan Street, Dublin. The like against the persons who attacked the Dwelling House of Michael Murphy, Linen Weaver, in Church Street, Dublin. The like against Timothy Harrington for the murder of his Mistress Catherine Allen, of the City of Cork, Widow. The like against the persons who set fire to the Dwelling House, Offices, Corn, Etc., of Ulysses North and Lyons Cane of Derry, Co. Tipperary. Proclamation against the persons who broke into and robbed the house of Patrick Welsh, of Togher, in the County of Galway, Farmer. 1764. Proclamation against the persons who broke into the house of Catherine Butler of Harlastown, in the County Meath, robbed and tortured her. The like against the persons who broke open the house of Humphrey Minchin of Busherstown, King's County. The like against the persons who houghed twenty-five bullocks, the property of James Armstrong, on the lands of Killdusse, and County of Cavan. The like against the persons named therein named for breaking into the house of James Harding and destroying an engine for making Wool and Flax Wool and Flax Cards. The like against the persons who murdered John Lynch, brother to Edmund Lynch of Bauntuss. Co. Kilkenny, Farmer. 1765. The like for apprehending Nicholas Sheehy, Popish Priest, of Shanrahan, Co. Tipperary, for High Treason and Rebellion. 1766. The like against the persons therein named who broke the windows of the dwelling house of William Miller of Frankford, King's County, on account of his receiving examinations of the concealment of spirits by Frederick Drought, Distiller. The like against the persons who threatened the life of Josias Ebbs, Clerk to Thomas Tisdall, Esq. The like against the persons that houghed several bullocks belonging to Jason Hassard of Garden Hill, Co. Fermanagh, Esq. The like against Robert Parker, Yeoman, for feloniously carrying away Elizabeth Salter. 1767. The like against David Moloney and others, for unlawfully entering the dwelling house of Bartholomew Connell of Lahardan, Co. Clare, with intent to Carry away Hellen Egan and Alice Lyons. The like against the persons named therein for assaulting George Boyd, Petty Constable of the County Down, and rescuing Terence Branagan, who had been committed for felony. Proclamation against the persons who murdered Ellinor Ringley, Cotton Spinner, at a field near James's Street, Dublin. Proclamation against the persons therein named for houghing eighteen cows, the property of John Hathorn, of the town of Drogheda, Merchant. The like against the persons who set fire to the Comb Shop, Stable, Barn, and Cowhouse of John Corkran of Brackenagh, Wool Comber, King's County. 1769. Proclamation against the persons therein named for forcibly carrying away Mary Millet, only daughter of John Millet, of Knockura, in the County of Tipperary. The like against the persons who houghed 8 bullocks and twenty three heifers, the property of William Fuller, of Cork. The like against the persons that stabbed and houghed three bullocks and four heifers belonging to John Keys, County Fermanagh, and for sending a threatening letter to Thomas Barton. Proclamation against the persons who set fire to a kiln of Andrew Gregg, of Ballyarnet, in the Liberties of Derry. 1770. The like against several persons therein named who forcibly carried away Anne Browne, spinster, daughter of Simon Browne, of Bagnalstown, Co. Carlow. The like against the person who rescued Barnard Donnelly, a dragoon, from a constable who was conveying him to Castlebar Gaol. The like against the persons named therein for forcibly carrying away Arabella Allen, of Cork, spinster, with intent to marry her to William Bowen Webb, of Mallow, Co. Cork. The like against the persons who set fire to and burned the house of Thomas Cane, of Cloyne, in the County Cork. The like against the persons therein named for the murder of John Toner, of Corvally, Co. Antrim, Schoolmaster. The like against three persons distinguished by the names of Captain Fearnought, Lieutenant Calfskin, and Ensign Leathercoat, who headed about three hundred persons with white linen over their clothes, and entered the dwelling house of William Shee, of Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny, Merchant, and knocked him down and committed other outrages. Proclamation against the persons who houghed the cattle of William Crawford, on the lands of Ballysavage, in County Antrim. The like against the persons therein named for the murder of William Tiernan, of Rainsford Street, Master Weaver. The like against Miles Sweeny of Lisheenro, Co. Cork, Farmer, for the murder of his servant maid, Honor Murrahy. Proclamation for discovering the persons who murdered Barnaby Sheridan, Ellinor his wife, and Patrick, their son, in the Parish of Turvey, Co. Dublin. The like against the persons who houghed the cattle of Thomas Cregg, of Belfast. The likes against the persons who murdered the executioner at Philipstown, in the execution of his office on John Bryan. Proclamation against a number of Whiteboys for the murder of James Fanning, of Carrick, Co. Tipperary, Carrier. Proclamation against the persons who set fire to the houses and houghed the cattle of Smyth Tandy, of Stranlacken, County Cavan. Linen Draper. 1771. Proclamation against James Mulcail Moore, otherwise James Mulhall, otherwise James Moore, and others for forcibly carrying away Catherine Blake, spinster, from the house of her grandmother, Lady Viscountess Netterville, Sackville Street. Dublin. The like against the persons who set fire to the houses of James and Robert Lusk of Drutamin, Co. Cavan, part of the estate of Mrs Alice McCartney. 1772. Proclamation against the persons who broke into the shop of Joseph Harrison of the City of Cork, Wollen Draper, and destroyed and carried away several pieces of goods. The like against the persons called "Hearts of Steel" who broke open the bullock house of John Blackwood, Esq., and shot ten fat stall-fed oxen. 1773. The like against the persons who houghed the cattle of Thomas Butler, of Woodvill, Co. Cork. Esq. The like against the persons who fired into the bed-chamber of Abraham Morris, of Hanover Hall, Co. Cork, Esq., at his lodgings in the City of Cork. 1774. The like against the a great number of rioters, called White Boys, who cut out the tongue of Thomas Newcomon, of Carrick, Co. Tipperary. The like against the persons who cut out the tongue of William Beech, a soldier of the 37th Regiment, quartered in the City of Limerick. 1775. The like against the persons who houghed the cattle of Edward Whitefield, of Moate, Co. Westmeath, Merchant, and committed other outrages. The like against the persons who set fire to a cowhouse, stables, barns and other offices, and to a large quantity of hay, corn, etc., belonging to George Story, of Toniarcher, Co. Cavan. The like for apprehending Patrick Plunket and Thomas Connor for the murder of John Howell, the younger. The like against a number of Whiteboys, for the murder of Ambrose Power, of Barretstown, Co. Tipperary. 1776. The like against the persons who houghed the cattle of Edward Nugent, at Shinglas, in the County of Westmeath. 1777. The like against the persons who houghed the cattle of George Dowdall, of Ballymahon, Co. Longford. Gent. The like against the persons who destroyed about twelve hundred weight of wool, the property of Terence Duff, of Galway's Walk, Dublin. 1778. Proclamation against the persons who entered the house of Thomas Cormick, of Wilton, Co. Cavan, and robbed the said Cormick of a silver watch and committed other outrages. The like against the persons therein named for cutting and destroying the rigging of a sloop belonging to John Fitzgerald, of Cork, Merchant, and committing other outrages. The like against the persons who cut, burned, and destroyed woollen goods to the value of £500, belonging to Henry Paterson and Hugh Cleary of the County Cavan. 1779. The like against Garret Byrne, James Strange, and others, for forcibly and feloniously carrying away Catherine Kennedy and Anne Kennedy from the house of James Neale, of Graignamana, in the County of Kilkenny. The like against the persons who set fire to several houses in the County of Wexford, and who wrote threatening letters to Isaac Cullimore, and stabbed and wounded his cattle. The like against several persons therein named, who riotously assembled on the lands of Ballymorris and Cratloe, in the County of Clare, in possession of George Quin. The like against the persons who broke into the houses of Nicholas Mahon and Francis Bennett, in the City of Dublin, Merchants, and carried away several pieces of Irish Printed Linen and cottons and serges. The like against the persons who rescued James Caar on his way to be executed at Athy, for feloniously carrying away Judith Mitchell, against her consent, with intent that she should marry Thomas Condron, and also having assisted the said Thomas Condron in ravishing the said Judith Mitchell. The like against the persons who burglariously entered the dwelling house of Hugh Harper of Aghadulla, in the County of Tyrone, and robbed his house. 1780. Proclamation for apprehending the person or persons who fired at and killed John Moore, late of Dorset Street, in the city of Dublin. Proclamations against the persons who riotously assembled and feloniously broke open the Gaol of Sligo, and set at Liberty Robert Buntin and Michael Rorke, prisoners therein confined and under sentence of death. The like for apprehending the several persons named therein, who were concerned in levelling ditches, destroying sluices, and filling up drains on the lands of Biglangoe in the County of Meath, the estate of Henry Steevens Reilly, in the City of Dublin. Proclamation for discovering all or any of the persons concerned in setting fire to the corn and hay in the haggard of Henry Fisher of Slane, in the County Meath. The like for apprehending and prosecuting to conviction the several persons therein mentioned, who were feloniously concerned in carrying away Elinor Flyng, spinster of Ballyilanane, in the County of Waterford, with intent to marry her to Patrick Kelly. Proclamation for apprehending the several persons therein mentioned who were concerned in the murder of John Wall, and in committing several felonies and outrages on the lads of Luke Wall, of Springmount, in the County of Clare. 1781. The like for discovering, apprehending and prosecuting to conviction the persons concerned in destroying a leather tuck mill, the property of Thos. Johnson, of Kiltipper, Farmer. Proclamation for apprehending the several persons therein named, who set on fire the offices of Giles Powell, of Annfield, in the County of Cork. Proclamation for apprehending the persons concerned in breaking open the house of Robert Rigmaiden, of Rathmaiden, in the County of Meath, and murdering Margaret Rigmaiden, wife of the said Robert. The like for apprehending the persons concerned in riotously assembling about the house of Malachy Fallon, of Attyrory, in the County of Roscommon, Gent, and killing Adam Sharpley, and committing several other offences. The like for apprehending the persons named therein, who were concerned in the murder of Francis Scullion, of Carrick-on-Suir, in the County of Tipperary, a Bailiff authorized by the Sheriff of Waterford to assist the pursuivant of the High Court of Chancery in the execution of an attachment against Mary Power, of Clonkeard, in the said County of Waterford. Proclamation for apprehending the persons who shot dead two horses belonging to Thomas Butler, Mayor of the City of Kilkenny, in a field near the city. Proclamation for apprehending George Robert Fitzgerald , late of Rockfield, in the County of Mayo, who made his escape from the gaol of Castlebar, and committed several outrages at Rockfield aforesaid. Proclamation for apprehending Lovel Tate, a criminal rescued from the place of execution at Longford, where he was sentenced to be hanged for murder, and for apprehending Robert Nixon concerned in said rescue. 1782. The like for enlarging the time for apprehending the several persons concerned in the murder of Adam Sharpley, at the house of Malachy Fallon, of Attyrory, in the County of Roscommon, and committing several other offences there. The like for apprehending the persons concerned in the murder of Richard Dawson, late of Atherdee, in the County of Louth. The like for apprehending the persons concerned in the murder of John Adlercron, late of Dawson Street, in the City of Dublin. Proclamation for apprehending the persons who houghed the sheep and cows, and set fire to the offices of Andrew Hely, of Tullow, in the County of Tipperary. 1783. The like for apprehending Thomas Nugent, late a clerk in the Cursitor's Office, charged with selling counterfeited and forged stamps. 1784. The like for apprehending the persons who were concerned in setting fire to the Corn Mill of Milmurderry, in the County of Louth, the property of Thomas Pepper, of Ballygarth. The like for apprehending the persons who assaulted George Quin, of Quinsborough, in the County of Clare, one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the said County, as he was returning to his dwelling house from assisting some officers of the revenue who had made a seizure of smuggled tobacco. Proclamation for apprehending the persons who were concerned in setting fire to the dwelling house of Hugh Power, of Grananogy, in the County of Waterford. Proclamation for discovering, apprehending, and prosecuting the persons and persons who were concerned in carrying away Mr. Alexander Clarke, Master Tailor, from his dwelling house in Chancery Lane to the tender fields, and besmearing him with tar. The like for discovering and apprehending the persons who were concerned in a riot at Cork, on the 3rd day of May last, or in encouraging the rioters to destroy the cargo of the ship "Vriendschap" there, the property of Samuel Dick, of the City of Dublin, Merchant, and John Philip Merekie, late of Amsterdam, Merchant. Proclamation for apprehending Frederick Massy and his accomplices who were concerned in feloniously taking away Mrs Hannah Villiers, of the City of Limerick, Widow. Proclamation for apprehending the persons concerned in the murder of Patrick Bellew, of Mountkelly, in the County of Galway. 1785. Proclamation for apprehending and prosecuting to conviction, the persons who robbed Darby O'Reilly, of Dunboick, in the County of Wicklow, and burglariously broke into his dwelling house. Proclamation for apprehending George Moxham, James Moxham, Robert Moxham, Charles Oats, and Bryan Early, and for discovering the other persons concerned in forcibly and feloniously taking and carrying away Elinor Perry, Spinster, Co. Longford. The like for apprehending Jeremiah Cannan, and the other persons concerned with him, in feloniously carrying away against her will, Sarah Cannan, Spinster, Co. Cork. The like for apprehending Richard English and several others charged with being guilty of several murders and felonies in the County of Tipperary. Proclamation for apprehending and bringing to condign punishment, Cornelius Riordan and others, concerned in the murder of Darby Murphy, County Cork. 1786. Proclamation for apprehending and prosecuting to conviction the persons concerned in the felony and assaulting the Rev. Wm. Ryan of Mullinola, in the County of Tipperary. Clerk. The like for apprehending the persons concerned in feloniously and burglariously breaking open and robbing the house of William Leeson, of Belingbrooke, in the County of Tipperary. The like for discovering, apprehending and prosecuting to conviction the persons concerned in the murder of John Maguire, and cutting and maiming Michael Hynes and Daniel Currin, in Dublin. The like for discovering, apprehending and prosecuting to conviction, the person or persons concerned in the burglary and felony committed in the house of Elizabeth Hughes, of Ballymoney, in the County of Wexford and murdering her. The like for discovering and apprehending the persons concerned in the felony and robbery committed at John Brogan's, of Cullenbeg, in the County of Westmeath, Farmer. Proclamation for discovering and apprehending the persons concerned in setting fire to the house of Edward Leslie, Esq., of Tarbert. Co. Kerry. The like for apprehending the prisoners confined in the gaol of Tralee, in the County of Kerry, who murdered Patrick Hands, the gaoler thereof, and then made their escape from thence. 1787. The like for apprehending the person or persons who wounded Benjamin Friend, Esq., and houghed two of his cows, in the County of Limerick. Like for discovering and apprehending the person or persons concerned in setting fire to the house of Thomas Potter, of Upper Ormond Quay, Hosier. The like for discovering and apprehending the person or persons concerned in setting fire to the tithe corn, in the County of Cork, and in the murder of Denis Twomy, near Castletown, in said County. 1789. The like for discovering and apprehending the persons concerned in setting fire to the dwelling house and offices of the Rev. Richard Lloyd, at Ballagh, in the County of Tipperary. The like for discovering the persons who set fire to hay, corn, and turf on the Glebe of the Parish of Forkhill, in the diocese and County of Armagh, the property of the Rev. Edward Hudson. The like for apprehending the persons concerned in the murder of Mosely Fell, a trumpeter at Tullamore, in the King's County. The like for apprehending the persons concerned in the murder of John Allen at Dublin. 1790. The like for apprehending the persons who stabbed William Duncan, his brothers and sisters, at Mullaghbawn, in the County of Armagh. Proclamation for apprehending the persons who forcibly carried away Mary Daly, from her father's residence at Tromrowe, in the County of Westmeath. The like for discovering the persons who committed a burglary and felony at the house of James Blaquiere, of Glanbrack, in the County of Galway. The like for apprehending the persons who committed outrages at the house of Sir Richard De Bourgho, Bart, near Limerick. The like for apprehending William Lane, who committed a rape on Lucinda Clanchy, in the County of Limerick. 1791. The like for apprehending the persons concerned in wounding and maiming Alexander Barkely, at Mullaghbawn, in the County of Armagh. The like for apprehending James Linnane, a rioter, County Waterford. 1792. The like for discovering the persons who murdered Michael Hanlon, a journeyman tailor, in Cope Street. Dublin. The like for apprehending the persons who murdered Benjamin Lyneall, at Cork Street, Dublin. The like for apprehending the persons concerned in the murder of John Morgan, Co. Louth. The like for discovering and apprehending the persons who shot at Torquin Parker M'Neill, Esq. Louth. 1793. The like for discovering the person or persons concerned in the murder of the Rev. Thomas Butler, one of his Majesty's Justice of the Peace for the County of Meath, near the demesne house of Ardbracken, in said County. 1794. Proclamation for apprehending Archibald Hamilton Rowan, late of Rathcoffy, in the County of Kildare. Proclamation for the discovery of the persons who feloniously entered the Muster Master-General's Office and rooms in the Lower Castle Yard, and stole thereout debentures, treasury bills, Bank notes and cash, the property of Matthew Handcock, Esq. 1795. Like for discovering and apprehending the persons who fired several shots at Thomas Ryan, Esq., a Magistrate in the County of Kildare. Proclamation for discovering and apprehending the persons who fired at William Henry Finlay, Esq., of Ginnits in the County of Meath, and wounded him in the arm. Like for discovering and apprehending the persons who fired at the Rev. George Knipe, of Castle Rickard, in the County of Meath. Like for discovering and apprehending the persons concerned in the murder of Henry Summers, at the house of John Walker, of Cloghbrack, Co. Meath. Proclamation for discovering and apprehending the persons who attacked and fired several shots at the house of Daniel Falkener, Esq., of Abbotstown, in the County of Dublin. Like for discovering the persons who murdered James Phillips, a sub-constable at the district of Ratoath, in the County of Meath, at Dunshaughlin, in said County. Proclamation for discovering and apprehending the persons concerned in the firing at Captain James Cane, of Ratoath, in the County of Meath. 1796. Proclamation for apprehending Switcher Donnelly, otherwise Ambrose McGuigan, who fired at the Honourable Arthur Cole Hamilton, near Gortin, in the County of Tyrone. Like for discovering and apprehending the persons who murdered Caleb Barnes Harman, Esq., of Bawn, in County Longford. Like for discovering and apprehending the persons concerned in the murder committed at the house Bryan Crossan, of Drumnachintagh, Co. Armagh. Like for discovering and apprehending the persons who murdered James Hyland and his wife at Kilteale, in the County of Meath. Like for discovering the persons who murdered Patrick Cormick and John Cormick, near Luttrellstown, Co. Dublin. Proclamation for discovering the persons who murdered William Connolly, and Thomas Carney, on the lands of Rush, adjoining Dunboyne. Like for discovering the persons who fired and wounded the Rev. Phillip Johnson, at Lisburn, Co. Antrim. Proclamation for discovering the person who fired at the Rev. John Cleland, at Newtownards, Co. Antrim. 1797. Like for discovering and apprehending the persons concerned in the murder of Mr. John Cumming at Castlebeg, in the County of Down. Like for apprehending Sir Henry Brown Hayes, for forcibly taking away Miss Mary Pike, on the Strand, near Cork. Proclamation for apprehending the persons who murdered William McCormick, at Blesinton, Co. Wicklow. Proclamation for discovering and apprehending the persons who murdered William Bennett, and wounded John Butler, Esq., in the County of Carlow. 1798. Like on the address of the House of Commons for apprehending Richard Tyler, Jnr, Richard Tyler, Snr., Edward Jones and Gilbert Roycroft of Roscommon. Proclamation for apprehending the persons named therein concerned in the ravishing of Catherine Finn, at Fermoy, Co. Cork. Like for discovering and apprehending the persons concerned in the murder of Terence Shiel, near Temple Lane or Dame Street, Dublin. Like for discovering and apprehending Richard McCormick, John Chambers, Edward Ratigan, John Cormick, William Lawless, Thomas Trenor, Samuel Neilson, and Michael Reynolds. 1799. Like for discovering and apprehending the persons concerned in the murder of James Allen, the Lord Chancellor's Steward. Like for apprehending the persons who cut, abused and robbed Colonel John Dillon, of Johnstown, in the County of Roscommon. Like for discovering and apprehending the persons who murdered James Love, of Kildowney, Co. Antrim. Like for discovering the persons who murdered James Monks at Lelands, Co. Dublin. 1800. Proclamation for apprehending the persons who entered the house of Rev. William Galway, of Lilliput, Rector of the Union of Abington and Juogh, Co. Limerick, who fired at and wounded him. Like for apprehending the persons in the burglary and robbery of the dwelling house of Robert Dobbyn, Recorder of the City of Waterford. Like for discovering the person who murdered Alexander Mollison, Steward to Lord Cahir, near the town of Cahir. Like for apprehending the persons who attacked the house of the Rev. Richard Cox, Rector of the Parish of Caherconlish, in the County of Limerick, and committed several outrages there. Like for discovering the persons who set fire to the stores if James Byrne and Sheppard Trench, of Carrick-on-Suir, Co. Tipperary. Like for discovering the persons who murdered Roger Sheehy and James Sheehy at Daurenstown, Co. Limerick. Like for discovering the person who set fire to the mill and stores of Thomas Goodshaw, of Leixlip, Miller. 1801. Proclamation for apprehending the persons concerned in the murder of William Price, of Coolrain, in the County of Tipperary. Like for apprehending the persons concerned in the murder of William Brandon, Shepherd to Michael Burke of Springarden, in the County of Galway. Proclamation for apprehending the persons concerned in the robbery of the Limerick Mail Coach, and murdering William Blood, Esq., a passenger therein. Like for apprehending the persons concerned in murdering Robert Johnson and Jane Johnson, his sister at Killea, Co. Down. Like for apprehending the persons concerned in murdering Patrick Wade, Snr., and Patrick Wade, Jnr., of Kilmurry, near Dungarvan, Co. Waterford. Like for apprehending the persons concerned in the murder of Joseph Higginbotham, of Narraghmore, Co. Kildare. Proclamation apprehending the persons who houghed the cattle of Gilbert Magher, Esq., and set fire to his stables, at Castlewarden, Co. Kildare. Like against the murderers of Richard Reilly, Steward to Joseph Preston, of Ardsalla, Co. Meath. Like against the several persons therein named who feloniously carried away Elinor Delany, Spinster. Proclamation for discovering and presenting to conviction the persons concerned in setting fire to the dwelling house of Thomas Neale, of Ballinapiece, in the County of Wexford, and who murdered the said Thomas Neale, and wounded his children. 1802. Like against the persons who fired at and wounded Thomas Little, of Corduff, in the Barony of Clane and Co. Kildare:Samuel Nowlan and Perry Dillon, on the road between Blackwood and Corduff. Like against the persons who waylaid and desperately wounded John Hynes and Patrick Gleeson, on the road between Killaloe and Broadford, in the County of Clare, as they were returning from proving the value of tithes at a consistorial court. Like against the persons concerned in the murder of Patrick M'Gone. Like against the persons concerned in the murder of Michael Morris, of Coolaness, Co. Fermanagh. 1803. Like offering a reward of £1000 for each and every of the first three persons concerned in the murder of Arthur, Viscount Kilwarden, Chief Justice of his Majesty's Court of Kings Bench, and of his nephew, the Rev. Richard Wolfe, on the evening of the 23rd July. And directing his Majesty's Officers to supress all rebellious instructions, and seize arms and ammunition. Like against the persons who wounded Edward Clarke, esq., a Magistrate, and who killed John Parker and Samuel Edmiston, and wounded Powell Allen, Henry Doolittle and Caleb Jackson, of the Liberty Rangers Corps of Yeomandry, on the 23rd July. Like against James Corcoran, late of Ballindaggan, Co. Wexford and his abettors. Like against Thomas Wilde and John Mahon for the murder of Captain Dodgson. 1805. Proclamation against the persons concerned in the murder of Mr. Thomas Moresey, near Waterford. 1808. Proclamation for discovering and apprehending the person who attacked William Flack, a Corporal in the Wexford Militia, in the town of Carlow. 1809. Proclamation for discovering and apprehending the persons concerned in the attack on the house of the Rev. George Miles, near Clonmel. The like for discovering and apprehending the persons who murdered James Hearn, of Knockboy, in the County of Waterford. Tailor. 1810. The like for discovering the apprehending the persons concerned in setting fire to the concerns of Bridget Maguire, in Ardee Street, and also against those concerned in writing threatening anonymous letters to Messrs O'Brien, Meade & Co., Duffy, Byrne, and Hamill, and Mr. William Cotton, Merchants. 1811. The like for apprehending the persons concerned in committing a burglary and outrage in the house of Townley Blackwood Harman, at Carranstown, near Duleek, Co. Meath. The like against the persons who waylaid and wounded John Davis, in the employment of Messrs Hutton, and who wrote threatening anonymous letter to the said Messrs Hutton. Proclamation for apprehending Michael Dougherty and others for setting fire to a temporary barrack at Greencastle, Co. Donegal. The like against the murderers of Patrick Moorhead, of Gurteen, Co. Sligo. 1812. The like against the persons concerned in the firing at and wounding Michael Tierney, a private in the Limerick City Militia. 1815. The likes for the discovery of the persons concerned in the murder of William Baker, Esq., on Monday 27th November. 1816. The like for the discovery of the persons concerned in the murder of Norton Butler, Esq., of Grouse Hall, in the County of Donegal. Proclamation for the discovery and apprehension of the persons concerned in setting fire to the house of Edward Linch, at Wildgoose Lodge, County Louth. The like for the discovery and apprehension of the persons concerned in the murder of Loftus Frizell, Esq., of Manomohn, in the County of Wexford. 1818. Proclamation for the discovery of the murderers of Robert Gorman, of Ballygibbo, in the County of Limerick, a Constable. 1820. The like for discovering and apprehending the persons concerned in firing at James Burke, Esq., a Magistrate of the County Galway. 1821. The like for apprehending the persons concerned in setting fire to the house of Thomas Murphy, of Galrus, in the King's County, and in the murder of him, his mother, and sister. The like against the persons concerned in the murder of the late Richard Going, Esq., near Rathkeale, Co. Limerick. The like offering a reward of £2000 for the discovery and apprehension of the persons concerned in setting fire to the house of Edmond Shea, at Tubber, Co. Tipperary. 1823. The like against the persons concerned in the murder of the late Richard Crofts, Esq., in the County of Cork. Proclamation for the discovery and apprehension of the murderers of Mr. Thomas Franks, his wife and son. 1827. The like offering a reward of £2000 for the apprehension of the murderers of Daniel Mara, in County Tipperary. Source: Report Of The Deputy Keeper Of The Public Records And Keeper Of The State Papers In Ireland (Cork Extracts)