WE, Peers of this Realm, Assembled with some of the Lords of the Privy Council, Do hereby Re­quire all Irish Officers and Soldiers to Repair forth­with to the respective Bo­dies to which they do, or did lately belong; And do hereby declare, That behaving themselves peaceably, they shall have Subsistence paid them, till they shall be otherwise provided for, or employed. And the said Officers and Soldiers are to deliver up their Arms to some of the Officers of the Ordnance, who are to deposite the same in the Stores in the Tower of London. And VVe do Require and Command all Justices of the Peace, Constables, and other Officers whom it may concern, That they apprehend, and seize all such Soldiers as shall not repair to their re­spective Bodies; and that they be dealt with as Va­gabonds.

Given at the Council-Chamber in VVhitehal, this 14th Day of December, 1688.
  • Tho. Ebor.
  • Halifax.
  • Dorset.
  • Carlisle.
  • Craven.
  • Nottingham.
  • Rochester.
  • N. Duresme.
  • P. VVinchester.
  • North and Grey.
  • J. Trevor.
  • T. Titus.

In the Savoy: Printed by Edward Jones. MDCLXXXVIII.

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