Waterford - Proclamations 1661-1827

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PROCLAMATIONS 1661-1827

Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records and Keeper
of ohe State Papers in Ireland (Waterford Extracts)

*Where it says "The like" it is like restating
"Proclamation".
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1661.

Proclamation for apprehending ? HALSEY and Walter BUTLER for
committing many barbarous and horrid crimes in the Counties
of Waterford and Tipperary.

1759.

The like against the persons who forcibly carried away Grace
ECLES from her father’s house in the County of Waterford.

1780

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.

1781

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.

1783

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.

1791

The like for apprehending James LINNANE, a rioter,
County Waterford.

1800

Like for apprehending the persons in the burglary and
robbery of the dwelling house of Robert DOBBYN, Recorder of
the City of Waterford.

1801

Like for apprehending the persons concerned in murdering
Patrick WADE, Snr., and Patrick WADE, Jnr.,  of Kilmurry,
near Dungarvan, Co. Waterford.

1805.

Proclamation against the persons concerned in the murder of
Mr. Thomas MORESEY, near Waterford.

1809

The like for discovering and apprehending the persons who
murdered James HEARN, of Knockboy, in the County of
Waterford. Tailor.

Source:
http://eppi.dippam.ac.uk/documents/18738/eppi_pages/502223