By the King and Queen, a proclamation William R.

By the King and Queen, a proclamation William R.

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DIEV ET MON DROIT

HONI SOIT QVI MAL Y PENSE

By the King and Queen, A PROCLAMATION.

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WILLIAM R.

WHereas Their Majeſties have received Information upon Oath, That the Perſons herein after particularly maned, have Conspired together, and with divers other Diſaffected Perſons, to raiſe Rebellion, and for that purpose have made Proviſion of Arms, and have Lifted themſelves in ſeveral Regiments, Troops and Companies, under pretence of Commiſſions from the late King James; Their Majeſties have thought fit, by the Advice of Their Privy Council, to Iſſue out this Their Royal Proclamation, and do hereby ſtrictly Charge and Command Thomas Tilde [...]ley of the Lodge in Mairs Cough in the County of Lancaſter, John Girlington of Thurland Caſtle in the ſame County Eſq. Thomas Tildeſley of the Lodge in Mairs Cough in the County of Lancaſter, John Girlington of Thurland Caſtle in the ſame County, Eſq. Thomas Tildeſl [...]y of the Lodge in Mairs Cough aforeſaid Gent. Ralph Tildeſley of the same place, Gent, Henry Butl [...]r Son of Richard Butler of Rancl [...]ffe in the ſaid County of Lancaſter, Eſq Richard Butler another of the Sons of the ſaid Richard Butler, Alexander Butler of Tanderſtaffe in the ſaid County, Gent. Thomas Carus Son of Chriſtopher Carus of Weſthall in the ſaid County, Eſq William Weſtby Son of Francis Weſtby of Mairs Cough aforeſaid, Gent [...] Goodan late of Orkliffe in the ſaid County, Clerk, George Carus of Sellet-Hall in the ſaid County, Gent, Thomas Butler Gent, another Son of the ſaid Richard Butler, Eſq [...] Knype Eldeſt Son of William Knype of Hallinghall in the County of York Gent. [...] Cole late of Thurland Caſtle, Gent. William Mollineux, Eſq Son of Caryll Lord Viſcount Mollineux of the Kingdom of Ireland, William Gerrard, Son of Six William Gerrard of Garſwood in the ſaid County of Lancaſter Baronet, Thomas Weſtby of Mowbruck in the ſaid Country of Lancaſter, Eſq Robert Molineux of Mosborough in the ſaid County of Lancaſter, William Maſſey of Puddington in the County of Cheſter, Eſq Chriſtopher Carus of Halton in the ſaid County of Lancaſter, Eſq Richard Stanley Son of Cheſter, Eſq. Chirſtopher Carus of Halton in the ſaid County of Lancaſter, Eſq Richard Stanley Son of Thomas Stanley of Eccleſton in the ſaid County of Lancaſter, Eſq George Carus Son of the ſaid Chriſtopher Carus of Halton, Charles Townely Son of Richard Townely of Townely in the ſaid County of Lancaſter Eſq William Standiſh of Standiſh in the ſaid County of Lancaſter, Eſq Richard Woolſall of Highton in the ſaid County of Lancaſter, Eſq Edmund Threllfall of the Aſhes in the ſaid County of Lancaſter, Gent, Thomas Worthington junior of Wiggan in the ſaid County of Lancaſter, Chirurgeon, [...] Goodwin a Romiſh Prieſt; and alſo the ſeveral Perſons lately called by the names hereafter mentioned, Viz. Captain Harrington, Captain Penny, Lieutenant Penalt, Colonel Tempeſt, Captain Byerley, alias Barlow, David Thornton of Oldſteds in the County of York, and [...] Colton of Oldſteds aforeſaid, and every of them, forthwith of Render themſelves to ſome one of Their Majeſties Juſtices of the Peace. And in caſe they do not Render themſelves, Their Majeſties do hereby Require and Command all Their Loving Subjects to Diſcover, Take and Apprehend them wherever they may be found, and to carry them before the next Juſtice of the Peace of Chief Magiſtrate, who are hereby required to Commit them to the next Goal, there to remain until they be thence delivered by due courſe of Law. And Their Majeſties do hereby Require the ſaid Juſtice or other Magiſtrate, immediately to give Notice thereof to Them or Their Council. And their Majeſties do hereby give Notice to all Perſons that ſhall Conceal the Perſons above named, or any of them, or be Aiding or Aſſiſting in the Concealing of them, or furthering their Eſcape, That they ſhall be Proceeded againſt for ſuch their Offence with the utmoſt Severity according to Law.

Given at Our Court at Whitehall the Thirtieth Day of May, 1690. In the Second Year of Our Reign.

God ſave King William and Queen Mary.

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LONDON, Printed by Charles Bill and Thomas Newcomb, Printers to the King and Q [...] moſt Excellent Majeſtieſ 16 [...]

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By the King and Queen, a proclamation William R.

England and Wales. Sovereign (1689-1694 : William and Mary)

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1690

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— By the King and Queen, a proclamation William R., England and Wales. Sovereign (1689-1694 : William and Mary), William III, King of England, 1650-1702., Mary II, Queen of England, 1662-1694..

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