BY THE Lord Lieutenant AND COUNCIL. ESSEX. 
WHEREAS in an Act of Parliament, lately passed in this Kingdom, Entitled, An ACT for the Explaining of some Doubts, arising upon an ACT, Entitled, an ACT, for the better Execution of His MAJESTY'S Gracious Declaration, for the Settlement of His Kingdom of Ireland, and satisfaction of the several Interests of Adventurers, Soldiers, and other His Subjects there, and for making some alterations of, and additions unto the said ACT, for the more speedy and effectual Settlement of the said Kingdom, There is one Clause contained in these words following.  
And for the better carrying on of this present Settlement, by raising such a sum of Money, as may be sufficient to buy off several Estates and Interests, which by virtue of the said former ACT are now in being, and if they should be strictly challenged and demanded, according to the Tenor of the said ACT, would in a great measure delay and hinder the Execution of this present ACT. Be it further enacted by the Authority aforesaid, That one Years Rend of all the Lands in Ireland, which were returned by the Civil Survey, to belong to any Irish Papist, Popish Recusant or Roman-Catholick, according to the Values the same Lands were let at, in the year One Thousand six Hundred fifty and nine, and of all other the Lands wherein any Adventurer, or Soldier, his Heirs, Executors or Assigns, hath any benefit of Settlement or Confirmation by virtue of this present ACT, (the Lands Settled by Erasmus Smith, to any pious or charitable use only excepted) be forthwith raised and paid unto the Receivers herein after constituted and appointed, by two even and equal Payments, the first payment thereof to begin upon the first day of Febr. which shall be in the Year of our Lord One Thousand six Hundred sixty five. The second payment, to be upon the First day of February, which shall be in the year of our Lord, One Thousand six Hundred sixty six, under the penalty following (that is to say) every person liable to the payment of any part of the said Years Rend, and making default, and failing to pay the same, by the space of Twenty days after any the days and times wherein the same aught to be paid, shall be chargeable and is hereby charged with double the sum, which ought to have been paid as aforesaid, to be levied by process out of His MAJESTY'S Court of Exchequer, in like manner as any the Rents whereof the said Earl of Orrery and Lord Massereen were appointed Receivers by the said former ACT, might have been levied, and if need so require, like course is to be taken for the ascertaining of the Value of Lands charged with the said Years Rend, and of returning the same into the Exchequer, to remain and be a charge upon Record, as in and by the said former ACT, in case of the said other Rent therein secured was appointed; and the said Receivers herein after appointed, are to account for and pay unto Arthur Earl of Anglesey, Vice-Treasurer of Ireland, or to the Vice-Treasurer of Ireland for the time being, all and every the sums of Money by them to be received. Nevertheless it is hereby Declared and enacted, that all and every the sums of Money, formerly paid to the Earl of Orrery, and Lord Viscount Massereen, in pursuance of the said former ACT, shall be allowed to the person and persons so paying the same, his and their Heirs, Executors and Assigns, in full discharge, of so much of the Rent payable by this ACT, as the Moneys so as aforesaid paid, do or shall amount unto; and the two half Years Rend payable to the said Earl of Orrery, and Lord Viscount Massereen, by any Adventurer or Soldier, their Heirs, Executors, or Assigns, by virtue of the said former ACT, shall be and are hereby from henceforth Discharged: and in case the Moneys to be raised, as aforesaid, shall fall short of the sum of Three Hundred Thousand pounds, than it shall and may be lawful to and for the Lord Lieutenant, or other chief Governor and Council there for the time being, to Tax and Assess upon all the Lands in Ireland, so much more Money, as together with what hath been before raised and allowed by virtue of this ACT, shall make up the full and just sum of three hundred Thousand pounds' sterl. and to cause the same to be Assessed, distributed, raised and levied by such ways and means as they shall think fit, observing therein all the equality and indifferency that can be.  
And whereas since the making of the said ACT His Majesty by Commission under His Great Seal of Ireland, did appoint certain Commissioners for the ascertaining the Years Rend of all Lands, by the said clause liable to the payment thereof, who have ascertained the said Years Rend, and returned the same into His Majesty's Court of Exchequer, by which return it appears, that the whole Moneys raised and to be raised by the said Years Rend, do fall much short of the sum of Three Hundred Thousand pounds in the said ACT mentioned, the said whole returns of all the Lands liable to the payment of the said Years Rend, amounting but to the sum of One hundred and ninety Thousand, Seven hundred Eighty nine pounds, Eleven shillings Seven pence half penny.  
And whereas the Barons of His Majesty's Court of Exchequer, have certified unto Us under their Hands, that there have been discharged of the said Years Rend so ascertained and returned by the said Commissioners by Judgements and Orders of the said Court of Exchequer several sums of Money amounting in the whole to the sum of Twelve Thousand One Hundred Seventy one pounds sixteen shillings seven pence. part of the said sum of One hundred and ninety Thousand, seven Hundred Eighty nine pounds, Eleven shillings seven pence half penny, which said sums so discharged have been adjudged by the said Court to have been assessed upon Lands, that by the said ACT are not liable to the payment of the said Years Rend, and the said sum of Twelve Thousand One Hundred Seventy One pounds, sixteen shillings seven pence, being deducted from the said sum of One Hundred and Ninety Thousand, Seven Hundred Eighty Nine pounds, Eleven shillings seven pence half penny, there remains of the said Years Rend but the sum of One Hundred Seventy Eight Thousand, six hundred and seventeen pounds, fifteen shillings and one half penny, which falls short of the said Three Hundred Thousand pounds, the sum of one hundred twenty one thousand three hundred eighty two pounds four shillings and eleven pence half penny.  
And whereas his Majesty by his Contract with our very good Lord, Richard Lord Viscount Ranelagh, and his Partners, and His Gracious Letters bearing date the One and twentieth day of September 1671, hath been Graciously pleased for the ease of his Majesty's Subjects in this Kingdom, and out of His Clemency and Favour to them to declare, That they shall be allowed Eight Half-yearly payments, for the paying and answering of the said sum, which the moneys raised by virtue of the said years value, shall be found to fall short of the said three hundred thousand pounds, the First half-years payment thereof, to be made on or before the twenty sixth day of March 1672: and the last payment thereof, to be on or before the Twenty ninth day of September One thousand six hundred seventy five, and hath commanded us to cause an Assessment thereof to be made, upon all the Lands in this Kingdom, according to the Power and Authority given unto us by the said Act. And whereas the late Lord Lieutenant and Council, in pursuance of His Majesties said Gracious Letters by their Order bearing date the 19th day of February 1671, did order that towards supply of the said deficiency of the said years value, the sum of thirty thousand pounds should be taxed and assessed on all the Lands in this Kingdom, the same to be paid at two several payments, viz. on the 25th of March, and 29th of September 1672 by even and equal portions, and whereas also we the Lord Lieutenant and Council, in further pursuance of His Majesties said Gracious Letters by our Order, bearing date the One and Thirtieth day of January One thousand six hundred seventy two, did Order that towards the further supply of the said Deficiency of the Years value, the sum of thirty thousand pounds, more should be taxed and assessed upon all the Lands in this Kingdom, the same to be paid at two several payments, viz. one moiety thereof on the twenty sixth day of March one thousand six hundred seventy three, and the other moiety thereof on the twenty ninth day of September, one thousand six hundred seventy three, And whereas also we the Lord Lieutenant and Council in further pursuance of His Majesties said Gracious Letters by our Order, bearing date the three and twentieth day of February one thousand six hundred seventy three, did likewise Order that towards the further supply of the said deficiency of the years value the sum of thirty thousand pounds more, should be taxed and assessed upon all the Lands in this Kingdom, the same to be paid at two several payments viz. One moiety on the twenty sixth day of March last passed, and the other moiety thereof on the twenty ninth day of September last passed.  
And whereas there remains farther to be taxed and assessed for completing the said three hundred thousand pounds, the sum of thirty one thousand three hundred eighty two pounds, four shillings and eleven pence half penny, We therefore in pursuance of the said clause contained in the aforesaid Act of Parliament, and of the Power and Authority thereby given unto Us, do think fit, and accordingly do Order, that the said sum of thirty one thousand three hundred eighty two pounds, four shillings and eleven pence half penny be taxed, assessed, distributed, raised and levied upon all the Lands in this Kingdom of Ireland, in and throughout the several Cities, Towns and Counties in this Kingdom, according to the several sums, rates and proportions, and in the manner hereafter expressed (that is to say) 

THe City and County of the City of Dublin, One thousand three hundred and seven pounds, Ten shillings.  
The County of Dublin, one thousand three hundred and seven pounds Ten shillings.  
The county of Kildare, Nine hundred pounds.  
The county of Catherlough, three hundred ninety seven pounds ten shillings.  
The King's County, Four hundred and seventy pounds ten shillings.  
The Queens-County, five hundred and twenty three pounds.  
The county of Longford, three hundred and fourteen pounds.  
The county of Meath, One thousand five hundred and twenty seven pounds.  
The County of Weastmeath, Seven hundred eighty four pounds ten shillings.  
The City and county of the City of Kilkenny, one hundred and four pounds, ten shillings.  
The county of Kilkenny, one thousand & fifty six pounds ten shillings.  
The county of Wexford, seven hundred eighty four pounds ten shillings.  
The county of Wickloe, three hundred seventy six pounds ten shillings.  
The county of Lowth, five hundred forty four pounds.  
The town of Drogheda, one hundred & fourteen pounds ten shillings.  
The county of Limerick, one thousand & fifty six pounds ten shillings.  
The city and county of the city of Limerick, two hundred and nine pounds.  
The county of Cork, with the city and town thereof, three thousand three hundred twenty seven pounds, four shillings and eleven pence half penny,  
The county of Waterford, six hundred and ninety pounds ten shillings.  
The city and county of the city of Waterford, two hundred and nine pounds.  
The county of Clare, Nine hundred eighty three pounds ten shillings.  
The county of Kerry, five hundred and seventy five pounds ten shillings.  
The county of Tipperary including Holy-cross, two thousand three hundred and one pounds ten shillings.  
The county of Donegal, one thousand and sixty seven pounds.  
The county of Tyrone, eight hundred and sixteen pounds.  
The county of Fermanagh, five hundred and fifty four pounds ten shillings.  
The county of Cavan, five hundred ninety six pounds ten shillings.  
The county of Monaghan, five hundred and seventy five pounds ten shillings.  
The county of Antrim, including the town of Carrickfergus, one thousand two hundred thirty four pounds ten shillings.  
The county of Down, one thousand and ninety eight pounds ten shillings.  
The county of Ardmagh, five hundred and seventy five pounds.  
The county of Londonderry, with the city and county of Londonderry, and the town and Barony of Colerain, eight hundred and five pounds ten shillings.  
The town of galway, one hundred seventy eight pounds.  
The county of galway, one thousand three hundred and eighteen pounds.  
The county of Roscommon, eight hundred and twenty one pounds.  
The county of Sligo, six hundred forty eight pounds ten shillings.  
The county of Mayo, eight hundred fifty two pounds ten shillings  
The county of Leitrim, three hundred seventy six pounds ten shillings.    
And We do farther think fit, that the aforesaid sum of thirty one thousand three hundred eighty two pounds four shillings and eleven pence half penny, shall be raised and paid at two several payments, one moiety thereof to be paid on the twenty sixth day of March next, and the other moiety thereof on the twenty ninth day of September next ensuing the date hereof, and that the several persons hereafter named, shall be Commissioners in the respective counties and places hereafter mentioned, for the taxing, assessing, distributing, raising and levying, and causing to be taxed, assessed, distributed, raised, and levied, the several and Respective sums aforesaid, according to the Rules following, viz.  

For the City and County of the City of DUBLIN.  
The Lord Mayor, Sherriffs and Recorder for the time being, Lord chief Justice Povey, Lord chief Baron Bysse, Sir John Temple signior, Master of the Rolls, Sir Theophilus Jones, Sir Charles Meredith Knights, Sir William Domvile Knight, His Majesty's Attorney General, Sir John Temple junior, His Majesty's solicitor General, Sir John Davies, Sir George Gilbert, Sir Francis Brewster, Sir Joshua Allen Knights, Robert Dee, Peter Wybrant, Daniel Hutchinson, John Preston, John Desmeneer, John Forrest, Lewis Desmineer, Enock Reader, Thomas Jones, Christopher Lovet, Christopher Bennet, John Smith, Richard Hannaway Aldermen, Sir Abraham Yarner, Sir Thomas Worsop Knights, John Stepney Esq; Christopher Usher, John Keating, George Percival, Matthew Barry Esqs; Dr. John Topham, Dr. Dudley Loftus, Thomas Pooley Esq; Captain John Nicholas, Captain William Shaw, Thomas Kennedy, William Sands, William cliff, Roger Moor, Francis Little, Goodwin Swift Esqs; Thomas Crow, William Brooks, Roger Jones Gent.   

For the County of DUBLIN.  
The High Sherriff for the time being, Earl of Meath, Earl of Drogheda, Lord Viscount Barnwell, Lord Viscount Dongan, Lord Viscount Fitz Harding, Lord Gormanstown, Lord Viscount Meryong, Lord Coloony, Lord Santrey Lord chief justice Povey, Lord Chief justice Booth, Lord Chief Baron Bysse, Sir Theophilus Jones, Sir Arthur Forbess, Sir John Temple signior Knights, Oliver Lambert Esq; Sir Richard Kennedy Knight, Sir William Domvile, Sir John Temple junior, Sir George Rawden, Sir John Cole, Sir Walter Plunkett, Sir William Davies, Sir John Davies, Sir William Tichburn, Sir Maurice Eustace, Sir George Lane, Sir Audley Mervin, Sir Abraham Yarner, Sir Thomas Worsop, Sir Thomas Newcomen Knights Dr. Dudley Loftus, Dr. Robert Gorges, John Stepney, Joseph Dean, William Basil, Christopher Usher, Daniel Hutchinson, Ralph Wallis, Sir Richard Bulkley, Richard Barry, William Hoey, Richard Foster, John Giles, Robert Reading, James Stopford Esqs; Captain Thomas Pope, John Eastwood Gent. Matthew Barry Esq; John Keating, Nicholas Cottington, Nicholas Plunket of Donshoglin, Richard Talbot of Balgriffin, Denny Muschamp Esqs; Christopher Fagan of Feltrim, Barnwell of Bremore, John Stoyte, William Clinch, Philip Cradock, Richard Archbald Gent. Richard Talbot of Mallahyde Gent. Nicholas Bolton, Thomas Fitz-Williams, John Borr, Robert Wolverston Esqs; John Denni, Ignatius Purcell Gent. John Tailor of Sword's Esq; John Talbot of Belgar Gent.   

For the County of KILDARE.  
The High Sheriff for the time being, Richard Earl of Arran, Lord Viscount Loftus, Lord Viscount Dungan, Lord Viscount Fitz-Harding, Sir Theophilus Jones, Sir Charles Meredith Knights, Sir Francis Blundel, Sir Walter Burrows Baronet's, Sir William Davies, Sir John Davies, Sir Andrew Aylmer, Sir Maurice Eustace, Sir John Bellew, Sir Arthur Gore Knights, William Hoey, Richard Talbot, Dudley Cooley, John Annesly, Henry Sankey, Joseph Dean, George Blunt, Richard Dixon, Hierom Sankey, Maurice Keating, Dr. John Westley, John Salt, Charles Reeves, Edward Bermingham, Robert Meredith, Thomas Carr Esqs; The Sovereign of the Naas for the time being, the Sovereign of Kildare for the time being, the Sovereign of Athy for the time being, Daniel Hutchinson, John Warren, John Brown Esqs; Colonel Dempsy, Walter White, Raphael Hunt, Thomas Brown, William Weldon, Thomas Aylmer, of Lions, Matthew Barry, Richard Barry, Edward Davies, William Hamilton, Francis Lea, Robert Lea, Henry Cooley, William Sands, Patrick Sarsfield, Henry Aland, Peter Holms, Thomas Aylmer, Charles White, Robert Fitz Gerald Esqs; Jo: Aylmer of Ballycanon, Sir Francis Brewster, Sir Joshua Allen Knights, Henry Breen Esq; Sherlog of the Dare, John Emerson, Richard Nevil, Robert Thornton, William Kerdiffe, Anthony Sherlock of Blackhall, John Warren of Clane, Arthur Sheal, Thomas Widgett, Alexander Eustace, John Bourk, John Eustace of Castlemartin, William Smith, Edward Jones, John Giffard, Charles Moor, Syrack Skinner, John Weaver, Joseph Rea, Robert Bartrum, Edmond Walsh, John Nelson, Patrick Page, Henry Brewton, James Swanton, John Clark, William Leigh, James Medlycut of Narny, Isaac Sands Gent.   

For the County of CATHERLAUGH.  
The High Sherriff for the time being, the Earl of Thomond, Richard Earl of Arran, Lord Fitz-Harding, Lord Chief Baron Bysse, Sir John Temple Master of the Rolls, Sir Charles Meredith, Sir Thomas Butler, Sir Andrew Aylmer, Sir John Ponsonby, Dudley Bagnal, James Stopford, Thomas Burdett, Richard Andrews, Edward Harman, Arthur Weldon, Henry Barkley, John Warren, Henry Smithwick, Marmaduke Taylor, John Barry, Walter Murry, Charles Cavenagh, Morgan Cavenagh, Francis Eustace, Robert Brown, Edward Reynolds, Geoffrey Paul, John Bagott, Benjamin Bunbury, Robert Stanley, Charles Duke Gent. Sir John Devallier Knight.   

For the KINGS-COUNTY.  
The High Sheriff for the time being, Earl of Mountrath, Lord Fitz Harding, Lord Chief Baron Bysse, Sir William Flower, Sir Charles Meredith, Sir Edward Herbert, Colonel Carey Dillon, Lieutenant Colonel William Hamilton, Sir William Petty, John Weaver, John Baldwin signior, William Puresoy, the Burgomaster of Philipstown for the time being, Lawrence Parsons, John Gifford, Samuel Rolls, Richard Warburton, John Baldwin junior, George Sankey, John Sands, William Breet, Thomas Buckridge, John Eyres, Richard Barry, Gilbert Rawson, Henry Sankey, Peter Purefoy, Robert Chaaffe, John Desbrow, John Sadler, Thomas Taylor, Sir John Totty Knight, Robert Leigh, John Reading, Francis Leigh, John Forth, Charles Lions, John Wakely Colonel Richard Grace, Edward Smith, Archibald Adair, James Wyer, Hewer Oxbury, Trever Floyd, Edward Bagott Esqs; Jonathan Derby, John Reading the younger Gent. Kildare Tarleton Esq; John Jervies, Digby Lloyd, Henry Greenham, Edward Tarleton, John Andrews, Thomas Larg, William Needham, Hector Vaughan, Daniel Gaghan Gent.   

For the QUEENS County.  
The High Sherriff for the time being, Lord Viscount Loftus, Sir William Flower, Sir George St. George, Sir Robert Harpool Knights, Sir Grego●y Byrne Baronet, Henry Gilbert, John Weaver, John Rawlins Esqs; Colonel John Fitz-Patrick, Joseph Cuffe, Walter Wanford, Nathaniel Marks, William Weldon, Thomas Evans, William Scot, Francis Cosby, Thomas Piggot, William Bowen, Peryam's Pool, Henry Aland, Robert Meredith, Alexander Barrington, John Ashurst, Adam Loftus, Charles Doyne, John Gilbert, Oliver Walsh, William, Walker, Benjamin Baker, John Whitney, Edmond Butler Esqs; the Burgomaster of Maryborough for the time being, Edward nichols, Thomas Prior Gent. Thomas Curd Esq; Robert Brown Gent. Thomas Taylor Esq; Thomas Starkey, William Crutchly, Robert Reeves, Peter Buckley, Richard Cogheran, John Partridge, John Whittle, Daniel Kerrin, Thomas Lapsley, George Clark, Francis Newball, Charles Duke, Edward Brereton Gent. George Rawson, Edmund Morris, Thomas Taylor of Mountmeleg, Robert Hedges, James Wheeler, James Barnwall Esqs;   

For the County of LONGFORD.  
The High Sheriff for the time being, Lord Aungier, Sir Arthur Forbess, Sir James Shaen, Sir Boyl Maynard, Sir Audley Mervyn, Sir Thomas Newcomen Baronet's, Sir Connel Farrel, Sir John Edgeworth, Henry Sankey, Edward Knight, William Kennedy, William Longford, Thomas Flood, Arthur Aghmooty, Robert Ward, Oliver Jones, William Spike, Joseph Dean, Henry French, William Hoey, William Hamilton, Roger Jones, James Stopford, Ralph Wallis, Nicholas Ward, Francis Farral, Garret Farral, James Galbraith, John Nugent Esqs; The Sovereign of John's Town, the Sovereign of Lanesbrough, the Sovereign of Longford for the time being, Colonel John Bramston, Nicholas Dowdal, Charles Fox, Lieutenant Colonel Francis Roleston, Anthony Townley John Gourden, Philip Branthawyt Gent. Thomas Dowling Gent.   

For the County of MEATH.  
The High Sherriff for the time being, the Earl of Roscommon, the Earl of Drogheda, the Earl of Carlingford, the Lord Viscount Barnwal, the Lord Viscount Fitz-Harding, the Lord Viscount Gormanstown, the Lord Viscount Netervil, the Lord Baron of Colooney, the Lord Baron of slain, Sir Theophilus Jones, the Lord Chief Baron Bysse, Sir Henry Ingoldesby, Sir George Rawden, Oliver Lambert Esq; Colonel Carey Dillon, Sir Audley Mervin, Sir Thomas Worsop, Sir Luke Bath, Sir Luke Dowdal, Sir William Petty, Sir William Tichburn Sir John Bellew, John Osborn, Arthur Meredith, Thomas Loftus James Napper, Robert Gorges, Henry Cadogan George Pepper, John Forth, Arthur Dillon, James Stopford, Lancelot Dowdal, Simon Crane, George Webb, David Parry, John Barns, John Gifford, Sans Graham, Charles Barker, Thomas Bligh, Richard Janns, Robert Shield, John Forth, Michael Jones, John Haynes, Richard Stephens Esqs; the Portreeve of Trim for the time being, the Portreeve of Navan for the time being, the Sovereign of Kells for the time being, the Portreeve of Athboy for the time being, Thomas Tailor, William Shaw, Samuel Bull, George Brigstock, Hugh Culme, Richard Coot Esqs; Alderman John Preston, Alderman Ionas Elwood, Alderman Thomas Leigh, Joseph Dean, Godwin Swift, William Hamilton, Roger Jones, Henry Osborn, Garret Weasley, Strafford Leightborn, Richard Percival, Henry Wade, Henry Flower, Joseph Prat, William Gilbert, Roger Eckersley, William Perkinson, Robert Reading, Henry Sankey, Arlander Usher, Richard Willis, John Master, Thomas Teeling, Matthew Bellew, Thomas Bellew, Henry Osborn, Robert Woods, William Moor Esqs; Richard Tennison Gent. Benjamin Woodward, Thomas Tandy, Ralph Elrington, William Ash, Henry Gwyther, Peter Mulledy, William Howard, Andrew Crafford, John Shelly Esqs; William Williams of Moughanstonn, John Taylor of Swords Esqs; John Billing Gent.   

For the County of WESTMEATH.  
The High Sheriff for the time being the Earl of Westmeath, Lord Viscount Dillon, Lord Aungier, Sir Arthur Forbess, Sir Theophilus Jones, Sir Henry Ingoldesby, justice Jones, Sir Francis Blundel, Sir Henry Peitce Baronet, Col: William Murray, Colonel Robert Sandys, Sir Thomas Newcommen, Sir George Herbert, Sir William Petty, George Peyton, Laurence Hyde, Robert Cook, James Leigh, John adam's, Thomas Nugent, Hans Albert Wydman, Henry Packenham, William Handcock, Robert Percival, Alexander Brafield, William Low Esqs; the Sovereign of Athlone for the time being, the Provost of Kilbeggan for the time being, Arthur Aghmooty, Richard Nugent, James Nugent, Michael Gayner, Edmond Malone, Philip Branthawite, Theodore Barlow, Francis Gibbons, Christopher Gilbert, Thomas Smith Esqs; Lewis Mears, Edward Bertles, William Jones, Oliver Nugent, James Malaghlin, Edward Tyrel, Walter Pollard, Arthur Jones, Edmond Fallon, William Cambriel, Thomas Kennedy, Robert Nugent, Hugh Fox, Nicholas Ogle, John Homan, Benjamin Chapman, James Wyer, George Wilton, Robert Packenham, William Needham, Enock Golborn, Peter Stern, Francis adam's, Edward Smith Gent. Henry White, Richard Fitz-Gerald Gent. Garret Dillon of Killineeny Esq; Edward Fallon Gent. Foulk Rooskby Esq; Arthur Judge, William Gambel Gent.   

For the City and County of the City of KILKENNY.  
The Mayor, Recorder, and Sherriffs for the time being, George Matthews, Joseph Cuffe Thomas Evans, Thomas Burril, Peter Goodwin, William Connel, Edward Stubbers, William Burges, Arthur Helsham, John Baxter Esqs; Hugh Drisdal Archdeacon of Ossory, James Swynnock, Josias Haydock Esqs; Charles Duke, William Waring, Luchas Archer, Overington Blundel, Bartholomew Conner, William Burch, John Backster Gent Thomas Cony, Robert Garret Gent Richard King Esq;.   

For the County of KILKENNY.  
The High Sherriff for the time being, Lord Viscount Galmoy, Sir Theophilus Jones, Sir John Ponsonby, Sir Charles Meredith, Sir William Flower, Sir Richard Butler, Sir Christopher Wandesford, Richard Coot Esq; the Sovereign of Callan for the time being, the Sovereign of Thomas-Town for the time being, the Portreeve of Gowran for the time being, the Portreeve of Ennisteig for the time being, Colonel Carey Dillon, Joseph Dean, Thomas Evans, George Bishop, Robert Reading, Edward Butler, Baltazer Creamer, Thomas Thomlins, William Burges, Bryan Mansergh, John Burden, John Kelyn, John Winckworth, Joseph Cuffe, John Cuffe, John Grace, Thomas Burrel, Henry Webb, Richard King, Harvy Morris, Samuel Booth, John Bryan of Whiteswall, Esqs; John Purcel of Lismain, George Robbins, Emanuel Palmer Esqs, Edmund Butler, James Bryan of Bawnmore, Walter Butler, Edmund Blanchfield, Joseph Bradshaw Gent. John Broadstreet, Ionas Wheeler Esqs; Henry Washer, and Edward Fitz-Gerald Gent. James Bryan of Jenkinstown Esq; Walter Lawless of Claimstown, Robert Hawford Esqs;.   

For the County of WEXFORD.  
The High Sherriff for the time being, Sir Nicholas Armourer Knight, Sir Nicholas Loftus, Sir Caesar Colclough, Sir Richard Clifton, Knights, Jo: Winckworth, Thomas Scot, John Tench, Edward Withers, Roger Masterson, Constantine Neal, Thomas Barington, Alexander Barington, Robert Wolseley, Thomas Knox, Nathaniel Boys, Richard Ousley, John Warren Esqs; The Mayor of Wexford for the time being, the Sovereign of Rosse for the time being,, Francis Harvey, William Ivory, Nathaniel Stevens, John Oliver, the Portreeve of Enniscorthy for the time being, John Sands, James Denny, George Butler, Sharington Grosvenor, Richard Roe, Richard Kenny, Loftus Codd, Christian Born, Abel Ram Esqs; John Rawkins, Colonel Solomon Richards, James Underwood Andrew Ram Gent. Captain Abraham Strange, Henry Loftus, Nicholas Kennis, Robert Newsteed Esqs; Benjamin Cuthbert, Henry Butler, John White Robert Greenwell, Patrick Colclough, Edward Butler, Walter Butler, Charles Bugs, Roger Dtake Gent. William Hore Esq;   

For the County of WICKLOE.  
The High Sherriff for the time being, Earl of Meath, Lord Viscount Meryong, Lord Vistount Powerscourt, Sir George Rawden, Sir Richard Kennedy Sir William Stuart, Sir William Tichburn, Sir Abraham Yarner, Sir Richard Bulkley, Sir Walter Plunket, Sir Richard reynol Knights, William Hoey, Christopher Usher, Roger West, Cromwell Wingfield, Philip Packenham, Robert Hazels, Randal Clayton John Stepney, Peter Beaghan, James Stopford, Thomas Kennedy, Edward Billingsley, Henry Temple, Robert Stratford Esqs; Colonel Manwaring Hammond, Captain John Whitehead; William Hudson John King Gent. Denny Muschamp Esqs; the Portreeve of the Bourrugh of Wicklow, for the time being, John Boswel, Thomas Boyd, Walter Welsh, William Matthews, William Reeves, Robert Bowyer, Samuel Pepys, Edward Harrington, Richard Edwards, Richard Whaley, William Pinsent, Thomas Brereton, John Humphreys, Humphrey Baggarly, Henry Medcalf, Owen Jones, Laurence Hudson Esqs; Cap Richard Whinyard, Philip Cradock, Robert Lasells, Robert Turner, Alexander Heydon Gent.   

For the County of LOWTH.  
The High Sheriff for the time being, Earl of Drogheda, Lord of Lowth, Matthew Plunket Esq; Sir George Rawden, Sir William Tichburne, Sir Thomas Fortescue, Sir John Bellew, Henry Bellingham, Richard Bolton, Nicholas Moor, Henry Townley, Arthur Brownlow, Nehemiah Donelan, Daniel Poer, Robert Moor Esqs; Arthur Dillon, Robert Sterling, James Brabazon, John Reinolds, John Ruxton, Samuel Ireland, James Smalwood, William Armitage, John Bellew Esqs; John Tomlinson, Bryan Heron, John Holt, Nicholas Gernon William Bickerdick, Gent. the Bailiff of Dundalk for the time being, the Portreeve of Atherdee for the time being, the Sovereign of Carlingford for the time being, John Billing Gent. Murtogh Magennis Esq;   

For the Town of DROGHEDA.  
The Mayor, Recorder and Sheriffs for the time being, Sir James Graham, Rowland Trolley, Samuel Stanbridge, William Elwood, Thomas Dixon, George Peppard, Thomas Lee Alderman, Samuel Osborne, John Towers, David Sheppard, Thomas Coccaine, Gabriel Mead, Francis Pool, John Whitlow, Joseph Whitlow, Edward Graves, Ignatius Peppard, Robert Ward, Hercules Langrith, Joseph Prat, Ionas Elwood, Edward Singleton, Thomas Percival: John Sandford, John Taylor of Swords, and John Billing Gent.   

For the County of LIMERICK.  
The Lord Precedent of Munster, The High Sherriff for the time being, Lord Colooney, Lord Baron of Brittas, Sir Henry Ingoldesby, Sir Thomas Southwel, Sir John Fitz Gerald, Sir William Petty, Sir Arthur Gore, Sir William King, Sir Oliver St. George, Richard Coote, Thomas Brown of Hospitals, Standish Hartstong, Richard Southwel, Simon Eton Esqs; the Sovereign of Kilmalock for the time being, Robert Oliver, John Friend, Robert Taylor, John Mansel, Richard Waller, Arthur Ormsby, George Evans, Hugh Massey, John Bagott, Robert Wilkinson, John Odel Esqs; Colonel John Blunt, Henry Glover, Humphrey Hartwel, Arthur Blennerhasset, Dr. Jeremy Hall, Richard King, John Croker, John Dickson, Ephraim Munsel Nicholas Hubert, Michael Serle junior, Richard Magwire, Garret Fitz-Gerald, Randal Clayton, Carey Dillon Esqs; Thomas Burton, Thomas Jackson, Thomas Loyd, William Reeves, Drury Wray, John Bury Esqs; Francis Leg, Jason Whicroe, Henry Harding, Richard Newport William Warwick, John Bourk & Thomas Fitz Gerald Gent. Marmaduke Peacock, Christopher Heath, Francis Fosbury, Humphrey Curtoise, John Murry, William Bawbey Gent.   

For the City and County of the City of LYMERICK.  
The Mayor, Recorder, and Sheriffs for the time being, Lord O Bryan, Sir Henry Ingoldesby, Standish Hartstonge Esq; Samuel Foxon, Daniel Bowman, Edward War Aldermen, Dr. Jeremy Hall, William York, Daniel Hignett, Zachary Holland, Verney Bucher, Richard Waller signior, Bourk Story, Augustine Martin, John Collins, Paul Grimball Edward Clerk, Anthony Bartlett, Nicholas Tronneil, Pierce Graham, and Thomas Jackson Gent.   

For the County of CORK, with the City and County thereof.  
The Lord Precedent of Munster, the High Sheriff for the time being, the Earl of Cork, Earl of Barrymore, Earl of Inchequin, Earl of Clancarthy, Lord Viscount Shannon, Richard Lord Baron of Colooney, John Lord Baron of Kingston, Roger Lord Broghill, Sir George Hamilton, Sir boil Maynard, Sir Richard Gethin, Sir Richard Aldworth, Sir Peter Courthop, Sir Nicholas Purdon, Sir Francis Foulk, Sir Richard Kyrle, Sir St. John Brodrick, Sir William Petty, Redmond Barry, Alexander Pigott, Robert Southwel, John Gash, William Meade, Henry Bathurst, John Stepney, Richard Hull, Emanuel Moor, Thomas Beecher, Roger Osburne, William Supple, Arthur Hyde, Lancelot Stepney, Richard Newman, Anthony Stowel, John Folliot, Owen Silver, Francis Roberts, John Colethurst, John Widenham, William Car, William Fitz-Gerald, Richard Townsend, Thomas Long, John Jephson, Denny Muschamp, William Arnop, Edward May, Peter Wallis, Dr. Jeremy Hall, Richard Travers, John Nicholas, Henry owen's, Bartholomew Purdon, Randal Clayton, James Mansergh, John Bayly, the Provost of Bandonbridge for the time being, Henry Beecher, John Chinnery, John Gifford, Valentine Green, John Groves, William Farmer, John Honour, Robert Maud, William Thornhill, John St. Leger, Howard St. Leger, George Syms, John Baker, Garret Fitz-Gerald, John Mead, James Levallin, John Gibbons, Henry Bowreman Esqs; Maurice Fitz-Gerald of Castle-Ishil, Colonel Richard Fitz-Gerrald Daniel O Donavan, Charles mat Carthy of Carnavagh, James Ronan, Maurice Fitz-Gerald of Inchveiena, Edward Roch, Edward Galway, William Hodder of Monckstown, the Mayor, Sheriffs, and Recorder of the City of Cork for the time being, Richard Covett, Philip Matthews, Noblet Dunscomb, Thomas Farren, James Finch, Epinetus Cross, William Worth George Wright, Bate Freneh, John Hawkins, James Piercy, Richard Scudamore, Zachary Travers, Philip Parker, Theophilus Cary, John Travers, Walter Cooper, Patrick Roch, Stephen Copinger, Captain Thomas Graham, Hugh Harding, Edward Denny, William Babington, Robert Fennel, Captain Thomas Coakley, Henry Hedge, Thomas Uniack, of Ballyvergin, Lieutenant Thomas Wallis, Thomas Denny, John Lisset, George Crofts, Tobias Brown, Francis Burgess, Barry More, Francis Smith, Richard Steward, Walter Croker, Thomas Causabon, William Morris, Francis Robinson, Richard Hynds, Leonard Gorsteloe, John Lute, William Hull Gent. the Sovereign of Kinsale for the time being, John Suxburry, William Conran, Joseph Elwell, Josias Percival George Piggot, John Watts, and John Lapp Merchant, Thomas Mills, Thomas Hayes, Richard Hayes, Henry Gerald, James Mills, George Evans, Richard Power, Robert Fletcher, Martin Boubier, and Christopher Rye Gent. Alderman John Newhenham, Richard Harvey, John Bayly, Malster, Timothy Tucca, George Gambel, Cornelius Coveney, Edward Webber, Thomas Walker Josias Walker, Thomas Kitchingman, and Edward Riggs, Alderman Matthew Dean, William Field, Jonathan Perry, Thomas Wills Gent.   

For the County of WATERFORD.  
The High Sheriff for the time being, Earl of Cork, Sir boil Maynard, Sir Richard Osburne, Sir Francis Foulk, Sir Nicholas Armorer Knights, Pierce Walsh junior, Andrew Lynne, Nicholas Osburn, Henry Aland, Andrew Rickards, William Bolton, Beverley Usher, William Bradley, Thomas Osburne, James Mutlow, Edward May, John Nettles, Robert Carew, Robert Lynns, Richard Sylver, James Oldfield, John Smith, William Hibbart, Gannet Wate, John Paddon, Walter Power, James Everads, Matthew Hore, William Dobbin, Valentine Greatirx, Leonard Gostellow, Richard Lynne, Thomas Coot, Richard Barret, Godfrey Green, James Leigh, John Murphy, John Sargeant, Lieutenant John Andrews, Roger Carew, Richard Downeing, William Mills, John Smith, Barrey Drew, Garret Roch, John Jackston, Dr- Joshua Boil, James Danger, Thomas Taylor, John Drew, Matthew Hoare, John Power Esqs; Dr. Walter Power, Godfrey Green, Alexander Dean, James Leigh, Garret Gough, Edward Cranwell, Arthur Odway, John Power Gent.   

For the City and County of of the City of WATERFORD.  
The Mayor, Recorder, and Sheriffs, for the time being, Lord Power, James Mutlow, Andrew Lynne, Andrew Rickards, George Days, Thomas Christmas, Edward May, Robert Lynne, Richard Fitz-Gerald, Edward Browne, William Dobbin Esqs; John Power Gent. Richard Fitz-Gerald and John Murphy Merchants, Arthur Odway Esq; David owen's, Joseph Osburn, William Blanch, Samuel Taylor Merchants.   

For the County of CLARE.  
Roger Earl of Orrery, Lord Precedent of Munster, The High Sheriff for the time being, Henry Earl of Thomond, Richard Earl of Arran, Earl of Inchequine, Lord Viscount Massareene, Lord Viscount Clare, the Lord O Bryan, Sir Henry Ingoldesby, Sir Arthur Gore, Samuel Burton, Thomas Hickman, Benjamin Lucas, John Colpis, John Gore, George Rosse, Giles Vandelure, Ralph Conyers, Donogh O Bryen of Leminegh, Henry Lee, Donogh O Callaghan, Edmond Magrath, John mac Nemmara of Cratelagh, John Tompkins, Bartholomew Stackpool, Peter Graneer, William Gough, Walter Hickman Gent. Henry Evars Gent. Henry Colpis, David Nihil, Morris Connel, and Thomas Jackson Gent.   

For the County of KERRY.  
The High Sheriff for the time being, Lord Viscount Clare, William Lord Baron of Kerry, Richard Lord Baron of Coloony, Lord Herbert, Raymond Fitz-Morris Esq; Sir Valentine Brown Baronet, Sir John Ponsonby, Sir Francis Brewster Knights, John Blennerhasset signior, Thomas Crosby, Henry Ponsonby, Simon Eton, Robert Oliver, Samuel Morris, John Blennerhasset junior, Richard Chute, Patrick Crosby, Florence mac Carthymore, Daniel O Sulevanmore, Donn mac Feneen, Donogh mac Cullycuddy, Robert Blennerhasset, Ullick Fitz-Morris, James Conway, Thomas Blennerhasset, Rowland Bateman, William Ryves, John Rutter, Anthony Raymond Esqs; John Steer, John Fitz-Gerald junior, Fredrick Mullins, Charles O Conner Charles mac Carthy, William Collis, Philip Comyn, William Gun Gent. the Sovereign of Dingle Icoush for the time being, James Conner Gent.   

For the County of TIPPERARY including HOLY-CROSSE.  
The Senescal for the time being, Earl of Cork, Richard Earl of Arran, Lord of Dunboyne, Lord of Ikerny, John Lord Kingston, Sir Edmund Everard, Sir Robert Coale, Sir Richard Butler, Sir Thomas Dancer Baronet, Sir George Hamilton, Sir boil Maynard, Captain George Matthews, Captain John Parker, Simon Fynch, Bartholomew Fowlk, Daniel Abbot, James Godfrey, John Harrison, John Briggs, Henry Shrimpton, Eliah Green, Thomas Sadler, Richard Coote, Andrew Lynne, William Woodward, Charles Alcock, Tobias Matthews, Jeremy Sankey, William Heydon, Archibold Adaire, Michael Gwynne, Oliver Latham, Richard Hammond, Thomas Manby, Richard Moor, William Brooks, Matthew Jacob, Christopher Perkins, Matthew Pennyfather, Godfrey Green, James Backer, Peyton Leyhunt, Samuel Foley, Peter Cook, Robert Powel, Samuel Wade, Randal Clayton, Robert Carew, The Mayor of Clonmel, and the Mayor of Cashel for the time being, Thomas Clear, Joseph Fox, Valentine Greatrix, Richard Hammerton, Trever Lloyd, Thomas Osborne, Thomas Paige, John Pick, Robert Reading, Jonathan Ash, Nicholas Purcel, Phannel Cook, Captain Hewlett, Peter Dalton, Andrew Rickards, Michael Stanley, Nathan Taylor, Francis Legg, William Warwick, Nicholas Pinson, Robert Levit, Nicholas Mouncton, Giles Powel, William Hind, Henry Hunt, John Otway, Francis Smith, Stephen Moor, Gyles Cook, John Disbrough Esqs; James Abbot, William Vaughan, Richard Carleton, John Turvin, _____ Moor, Robert Carleton Gent. Anthony Charnely, John Sulivane, John Rosse, John Squibb, and Stephen Bateman Gent.   

For the County of DONEGAL:  
The High Sheriff for the time being, Earl of Donegal, Sir Arthur Forbess Sir John Davies, Sir William Stewart, Sir William Gore, Sir Charles Hamilton, John Folliot, Francis Cary, William Dutton, Andrew Knox, John Hamilton, John Groves, Sir Albert Cunningham, Richard Murrey of Broughton, Charles Hamilton of Cavan, Peter Beaghan, Captain William Warren, James Calhown, James Hamilton, Francis Braty, Andrew Nisbet, Henry Vaughan, Michael Sampton, William Wray, Edmund Wood, Alexander Knox, George Birris, Anthony Dobbin, John Forward, Will Stewart, David Mortimer, Francis Hamilton of Callane, Henry Nugent Gent. Basil Brooke, George Brook, Richard Hansard, Hugh Berkeley, George Knox, Peter Benson, Paul Benson, Thomas Groves, Alexander Cunningham of Aghan, Andrew Cunningham of Ballidonel, John Cunningham of Tully, Andrew Nisbet of Brenter, Alexander Weer, Hugh Hamil, John Calhown, Robert Weer, William Griffith, Philip Hill, John Harwood, Robert Carey, Alexander Cunningham, James Nisbett, Michael Hanserd, John Nisbet, Oliver Berkeley, Matthew Cockaine, Thomas Stuart, Robert boil Andrew Lindsley, James Galbraith, James Fisher, the Provost of Donegal for the time being, the Provost of Killibeggs for the time being, the Warden of Lifford for the time being.   

For the County of TYRONE.  
The High Sheriff for the time being, Lord Glenawly, Sir Arthur Forbess, Sir Audley Mervin, Sir William Stewart, Sir Arthur Chichester, Sir Robert Staples, Sir George Hamilton, Captain John Chichester, William Moor, Henry Mervyn, James Stewart, Robert Stewart, William Cahowne, Captain Francis Chambers, John Douglas, William Houston, John Bet, James Shaw, Hugh Hamilton, William Stewart, David Mitchel, Alexander Sanderson, Hugh Edwards, Edward Edwards, John Fixen, William Kearnes, Edward Richardson, John Lesley, William Hamilton of Ballyfatton, Alexander mac Caslin, James Hamilton, John Modervel, Claud Hamilton, John Young, James Stewart, John Johnston, John Anthony, Michael Cope of Leitrim, Charles Bastard of Ardever, Thomas Maxwel of Strabane, Matthew Babington of Very, Andrew mac Clenaghan of Newtowne-Stewart, John mac Cauffand of Kilbreck, Claud Scot, Matthew Coombe, Robert Edwards, Thomas Theacar, James Gowidon, Robert Nelson, John Hamilton Esqs; Hans Hamilton, Samuel Hill, James Richardson Gent.   

For the County of FERMANAGH.  
The High Sheriff for the time being, Lord Glenawly, Sir John Cole, Sir Michael Cole, Sir John Humes, Sir William Gore, the Provost of the Burrow of Ennis-Killin, Charles Balford, Cromwell Ward, Henry Blenerhasset, William Archdal, Gerrad Erwin, John Corry, John Crighton, James Caldwel, James Corry, William Smith, John Leonard, Samuel Bull Esqs; Jason Hasset, Robert eliot, John Owins, John Cole, John Cheslin, Thomas Cole, William Smith, John Hamilton Esqs; Hance Hamilton, and Lancelot Lowther Gent.   

For the County of CAVAN.  
The High Sheriff for the time being, Lord of Sla●e, Sovereign of the Town of Cavan for the time being, the Provost of Belturbet for the time being, Thomas White, Hugh Culme, Humphrey Perrot, William Moor, Samuel Townley, Robert Sanderson, Richard Lewis, John Maxwel, Ambrose Bedel, Thomas Coach, Samuel Bull, Abraham Clement's Esqs; Henry Waldron, Matthew French, Daniel Clements, John owen's, Gent.   

For the County of MONAGHAN.  
The High Sheriff for the time being, Lord Blaney, Sir Hance Hamilton Knight Richard Barret, Arthur Dillon, John Forster, William Barton, Henry Townley, Simon Crane, John Lesley, Peter Beaghan, Simon Richardson: Tristram Carey, Francis Lucas, Samuel Bull, Nicholas owen's, Michael Pockridge Walter Carey, Matthew Anktel, Thomas Wyatt, the Provost of Monaghan for the time being, Humphrey Shrigley, James Hamilton, William Hamilton, called Ru: Bane Hamilton, John owen's, Hugh Jonston, Richard Ley, David Hamimlton, Thomas Portus and John Moor Gent.   

For the County of ANTRIM Including the Town of CARRICKFERGUS.  
The High Sheriff for the time being, Randal Lord Marquis of Antrim, Arthur Earl of Donegal, Edward Lord Viscount Conway and Kilulta, John Lord Viscount Massareene, Sir George Rawden Baronet,, Alexander mac Donnel Esq; Sir Hercules Langford Baronet, William Hill, Robert Colvil, Arthur Upton, Teige O Hara, Hercules Davies, Michael Harrison, William Lesley, John Lyndon, Francis Strafford, Robert Brice, Robert Harper, James Donaldson, Hugh mac Collum, John mac Collum Esqs; Mayor and Sherriffs of Carickfergus for the time being, Henry Davies, John Shaw, James Nettervile, John Donelson, Daniel mac Neale, Adam Boyde, Thomas Dobbin, John Dogherty, William Waring, William mac Cullough, Richard Dobb, John Galland Henry Spencer, William Howstan, Alexander mac Auley Esqs; Daniel mac Kay Gent. John Biggerstaffe, Hugh Smith Gent, the Sovereign of Belfast for the time being.   

For the County of DOWNE.  
The High Sheriff for the time being, Earl of Clanbrazil, Earl of Mount-Alexander, Sir George Rawden, Sir Hans Hamilton, Sir Toby Pointz, Sir Robert Ward, Sir Robert Maxwel, the Provost of Newtowne for the time being, the Provost of Killeleigh for the time being, Colonel Vere Essex Cromwell, Nicholas Bagnal, William Mountgomery, Hugh Savage, William Hill, Roger West, Henry Spencer, James Lesley, John Magil, John Savage, John Reynolds, James Hamilton, James Magil, Collen Maxwel, Thomas Smith, Francis Hall, Daniel Hutchinson, Francis Annesley, William Hawkins, William Waring, John Bayley, William Lesley, Ralph Smith, Hugh Campbel, William Shaw of Ballystockert, Hugh Montgomery of Dunbrackin, William Hamilton of Erinagh, Gent. Murtagh Megennis Esq; Patrick White Gent. Captain John Farrel.   

For the County of ARDMAGH.  
The High Sheriff for the time being, the Sovereign of Ardmagh, for the time being, Sir Hans Hamilton, Sir George Atcheson, Sir Toby Poyntz, Edward Richardson, Francis Chambers Esqs; Captain Mark Middleton, William Draper, Arthur Brownloe, Hamlet Obbins, William Waldrum, Edward Harrison, Robert Grace, James Maxwel, Francis Hall, Walter Cope, George Blacker, Richard Chappel, Walter Dawson, Thomas Chappel, Sidney Fotherbie Esqs;   

For the County of LONDONDERRY, the City and County of  and the Town and Barony of COLRAINE.  
The Mayor and Sheriffs of Londonderry for the time being, Colonel William Cecil Sir Robert Staples, John Wilson, Colonel John Gorge, Sir Randal Berrisford, Samuel Hill, George Canning, Hugh Rowley of Kilmore, George Philips, William Godfrey, Thomas Moncriefe, Robert Staples, John Gallant, Richard Yaspe, Thomas Dawson, Thomas Philips, Hugh Hagan, William Jacksone, Robert Blare, John Gage junior Tristram Carey, Thomas Lawns, John Disbrow, John Vaughan, Edward Edwards, Samuel Norman Esq; Hugh Montgomery, William Blayre, William adam's, The Mayor of Coleraine for the time being, Nicholas Lane, John Craig, Thomas Skipton, Alexander Tompkins, Jervise Squire, Gent.   

For the Town of galway.  
The Mayor, Recorder, and Sheriffs for the Town of galway for the time being, John Morgan, Thomas Peter, Richard Ormsby, Gregory Constable, John May, John Bullinbrook, Henry Dawes, Edward Eyrs, James Browne Fitz-Francis, Patrick-French-Fitz-Robert, Nicholas Lynch of Baying, and Jeremy Russel Gent. Joseph Dean junior Esq; Colonel George Lesone Captain Charles Holcroft, Alderman George Davison Thomas Rivet Esq; Walter Hicks, John Flower Esq;   

For the County of galway.  
John Lord Baron of Kingston Lord Precedent of Connaught, the Sheriff of the County for the time being, Earl of Mountrath, Earl of Clanbrazil, Lord Bermingham, of Athenry, Lord Baron of Coloony, Sir Oliver St. George, Sir George Bingham, Sir Edmund Bourk, Sir Edward Ormsby, Sir George St. George, Sir Henry Waddington, Colonel Robert Sandis, Joseph Dean junior, Richard Butler, Thomas Cawfield, Richard Bingley, Thomas Cuffe, Edmund Donnelane, John Morgan, John Bullinbrook, William Brooks, Henry Daws, Peter Beagham, Robert Blake, Nicholas Becley, William Brabazon, John Eyres, Jeremy Russel, Matthew French, Henry Greenway, Colonel John Kelly, Colonel Garret Moor, John Birmingham, Charles Holcraft, Colonel Milo Poor, John Bourk, Michael Stanley, Lucas Taaffe, John Vaughan, Patrick French, Gilbert Ormsby, Oliver Ormsby, David Power, George Brown of Neale Esq; Dominick Browne, of Winsland, Nicholas Mouncton, Gyles, Powel, William Hind, Henry Hunt, Gent. John Disbrow Esq; Edward Bermingham, James Donelan, John Lambert, Francis Foster, Walter Taylor Esqs; Nicholas French of Abbot signior Esqs;   

For the County of SLIGOE.  
John Lord Baron of Kingston Lord Precedent of Connaught, the High Sherriff of the County for the time being, Richard Lord Baron of Coloony, Sir Theophilus Jones Knight, Sir Arthur Gore Knight, Robert King, Thomas Radcliffe, Robert Morgan Robert Chappin, Kein O Hara, Edward Wingfield, Edward Cooper, George Ormsby, William Ormsby, Philip Ormsby, Thomas Griffith, Jerom Jones, Francis King, Humphrey Booth, Edward Nicholson, Henry Huse, John Bourk, Esqs; Henry Crofton, Edward Woods, Andrew French, William Boswel, George Taaffe, Thomas Woods, Henry Ormsby, Thomas Jones, James Birne Gent, the Provost of Sligoe for the time being.   

For the County of ROSCOMMON.  
John Lord Baron of Kingston, Lord Precedent of Connaught, The High Sheriff for the time being, Earl of Mountrath, Lord Baron of Coloony, Lord Viscount Ranelagh, Lord Viscount Dillon, Sir Edward Crofton Baronet, Thomas Cawfield, Robert King, Robert Sandys William Hancock, Edmond Donnelan, James King, Henry Dodwel, Allen Povey, Nicholas howne, Toby Mulloy, Gent-Thomas Cuff, Thomas Lovelace, Matthew Symson, Walter Jones, John Yeadon, Enoch Golborne, Edmond Smart, George Ormesby Esqs; The Sovereign of Athlone for the time being, The Sovereign of Roscommon for the time being, Colonel John Kelly, Major Owen Connor, Robert Drury, Richard Maypouther, Henry mac Dermot-Roe. Theobald Dillon of Loghlin Gent. John Disbrow Esq; Philip Fitz Gerald.   

For the County of MAYO.  
John Lord Baron of Kingston, Lord Precedent of Connaught, The High Sheriff of the County for the time being, Theobald Lord Mayo, Sir Oliver Sr. George, Sir Arthur Gore, Sir Henry Waddington, Sir James Cuffe, Sir George Bingham, Sir Thomas Blake, John Crofton, Francis Knight, Philip Ormsby, John Ormsby, George Ormsby, Robert Blake, Walter Blake, John Bingham, Ralph Fennick, Richard Franklin, Matthew French, Francis Jackson, Jeremy Russel, Thomas Knight, Thomas Lovelace, Thomas Meredith, Garret Moor, John Morgan, John Nicholson, Henry Nicholson, Christopher Ormsby, Richard Ormsby, Lucas Taaffe, Owen Vaughan, Henry Vaughan, Edward Watts, Major Hare, Robert Miller, George Browne, Theobald Dillon, Valentine Browne, John Humphrey, Martin Kirwan Esqs; & Marcus Darcey Gent. Oliver Ormsby Esq; Gilbert Ormsby, Francis Black, Francis Brent, John Brown Esqs;   

For the County of LEITRIM  
John Lord Baron of Kingston, Lord Precedent of Connaught, The High Sheriff for the time being, Richard Lord Baron of Coloony, Sir Arthur Forbess, Sir Oliver St. George, Sir William Gore, Sir John Humes, Sir Francis Gore, James King, George Ormsby, Walter Jones, Henry Crofton, Robert Drury, Bryon Cunningham, James Nisbet Esqs; Hugh O Rourke, Henry O Neile, Charles Reynolds, Martin Armstrong, John Lowther, Edward Gardiner, Thomas Jones, The Sovereign of Jamestown for the time being, Hugh Gowran of Shreloghan, John Reynolds, William Pack, John Rourk of Toomonaghan Gent. Toby Mulloy Gent.  
And We do farther think fit, and accordingly order, that the several and respective Commissioners hereby appointed for the several and respective Counties and Cities aforesaid, shall within Ten days, (or sooner if it may be) next ensuing the publication hereof, meet together in the chief Town in each of the said Counties, or some other convenient place, by the said Commissioners, for that purpose to be appointed, which said Commissioners, or any three or more of them, giving convenient notice to the rest, of the time and place of such their meeting, are hereby required and authorized, in order to the effectual and timely putting in execution the contents hereof, to divide and apportion the said sum hereby made payable out of each respective County and City, in as equal and impartial manner as they can, according to the manner and form hereafter expressed.  
That the said sum shall be equally assessed upon all the Lands and Houses within the several Towns, Divisions, Baronies, and Parishes within the respective Counties and places aforesaid, according to the sums charged upon the respective Cities and Counties aforesaid, in the most equal and indifferent way, that the said Commissioners, or the greater number of them so assembled, shall agree upon.  
And to the end no difference may arise in any case, between Landlord, Tenant, and Occupier, what proportion of the said sum the Landlord or Tenant shall respectively pay, the said Commissioners shall at their general meeting, set down some Rule, and ascertain (according to equity and good conscience) what they shall judge equal for the Landlord, and what for the Tenants respectively to bear, and such proportion as shall be the proportion so adjudged to be paid by the Landlord of the said Farmer, Tenant, or Occupier of the said land or house, he the said Farmer, Tenant, or Occupiers of such land or house, shall pay and discharge, and for the same shall be acquitted and discharged of so much of his or their Rent, as the said tax charged on the Landlord shall amount unto, and such payment shall be as effectual to all intents and purposes, as if the same had been actually paid to his Landlord, or to any other person or persons unto whom his rent shall become due and payable.  
That if it shall happen, that any of the aforesaid tax be laid on any lands or houses that are waste, and not sufficient to answer the same, or that any sum hereby assessed upon any County, Division, or other place, shall by neglect, mistake, or otherwise, fall short of what was to be thereupon levied in such case, so much thereof as shall fall short by any the occasions aforesaid, shall be re-apploted by the said Commissioners according to the same directions, equally in the County, Barony or place wherein such tailor shall happen as aforesaid, and shall be raised and levied in like manner as aforesaid.  
That the several and respective Commissioners hereby appointed in the several and respective Counties and Cities, shall meet together as occasion shall be from time to time; And that the said Commissioners, or any Three or more of them shall after the public Reading hereof, choose and nominate two, or three, or more (if they shall think fit) of the honest and able Inhabitants in the several and respective Baronies, Towns and Parishes aforesaid, and them appoint to take a particular Survey or Estimate of each man's Estate, and to return the said Survey or Estimate thereof, under their hands to the said Commissioners, or to such person or persons of them as shall be by the said Commissioners appointed to receive the same. In which survey or estimate, all due respect is to be had, to value and to rate each Town-land, Tate, Ballibo, Quarter, Division or Denomination of Land according to the value, quantity, quality, and goodness of the same.  
And in order thereunto, the said Commissioners upon the return of the said Estimate or survey, are to ascertain what each place (according to the goodness or badness, by a just rule of proportion) shall pay, taking care that the bad and coarse land be not charged or burdened with the like sum; the profitable lands of better value and worth are and aught to bear; and also to appoint and ascertain each man's share and proportion due according to the said returns, except they shall see cause to alter the said returns, and to amend any mistakes therein which they are authorized to do if they see cause.  
We do hereby further order & declare, That the several sums of money so assessed, in the several counties and Cities of this Kingdom shall be received and levied by, and paid unto such person and persons, and no other, as by his Majesty's Commissioners of the Treasury in this Kingdom shall be appointed to levy and receive the same; And the said Commissioners, or any three or more of them are hereby authorized and directed forthwith to deliver unto such person or persons, as shall by the said Commissioners of the Treasury be appointed, to collect and levy the said money, a particular of what each man's charge in every city, county, or parish shall amount unto, which sums are to be expressed both in figures, and in words at length, together with a Warrant, requiring them forthwith to collect and levy the said several and respective sums to each man's name annexed, and to make payment of the said moneys so levied and received to his Majesties said Commissioners of the Treasury of Dublin.  
And if any person or persons shall refuse or neglect to pay the several sums of money on him or them taxed as aforesaid, that it shall and may be lawful for the Collector or other person or persons so appointed as aforesaid, to receive the said moneys, to collect and levy the sums rated as aforesaid by distress, and in case the owner or owners of such distress shall neglect to pay his or their tax, and to redeem his or their Goods so distrained within seven days after such distress is taken, during which time the said Collectors are not to remove the said distress out of the Barony where the same were taken; then the said collectors are to cause the said Distress or Distresses to be sold publicly in some Marketplace, at the best rate they can, causing the sums charged on such persons to be paid thereout, and the overplus (if any) to be returned to the owner, and the said collector, or other person or persons, authorized for collecting the same, are hereby impowered to call to his or their assistance, any constables or other person or persons in the due prosecution of the premises, which assistance he or they so called, are not to fail to give at their perils.  
And whereas several Lands remain in his Majesty's hands as undisposed of, or seized for arrears due to his Majesty, which Lands may be liable to pay a proportion of the aforesaid tax, the said Commissioners are therefore in taxing the said Lands, so in his Majesty's hands, to take care that no more be taxed, assessed or levied on them, or any of them, but what the Lands may bear a due regard being had to the quality thereof, and the rents and arrears due to his Majesty out of the said Lands, that so as well the said rents and arrears may be paid, as the sum or sums that shall be so taxed, assessed or levied in pursuance thereof.  
And to the end the Commissioners herein named, and all persons employed by virtue hereof, may duly and impartially demean themselves in the execution of the premises; No Commissioners herein named shall have any vote in any thing concerning the present charges relating to his own particular Estate.  
And to the end no disorder may be amoungst the said Commissioners of the respective places hereby appointed, and that there may be no more meeting or sitting of them for any one county but at one place: It is ordered, that at the dissolving of any such General meeting of the said Commissioners, such certain time and places for the meeting of the said Commissioners, or any of them be appointed, as shall be then agreed on, by them the said Commissioners, and published, by which all persons concerned may know when and where to give their attendance.  
And the said Commissioners, or any three or more of them, are to cause the said respective sums within their respective Counties and Divisions to be fairly written and subscribed by them, and to cause one Duplicate thereof to be delivered to the respective Collectors that shall be appointed by his Majesty's Commissioners of the Treasury to levy and receive the said Money, and another duplicate thereof, to be returned into his Majesty's Court of Exchequer; and the Clerk to be appointed by the said Commissioners to write the said sums, and to make the said duplicates, shall for his pains therein be allowed two pence in the pound to be paid him by the Collectors that shall be appointed to receive the said moneys out of all such sums as shall be collected by them.  
And we do further think fit, and accordingly order, That the Books or Schedules of the said Assessment or applotment for the whole sum which shall be charged on each Barony, as the proportion of the said Thirty one thousand four hundred eighty four pounds two shillings and a halfpenny thereout payable, shall be signed by the said Commissioners, or three of them, & delivered to such Collector or Collectors as the sai●●ommisisioners of the Treasury shall appoint as aforesaid, on or before the Tenth day of March next, together with a Warrant under the hands & seals of the said Commissioners, or under the hands & seals of three of them, authorising and requiring such collector or collectors to collect & levy the one moiety of each particular sum, in such Book or Schedule of Assessment or Applotment, contained at or before the six and twentieth day of March next, and to collect and levy the other moiety on or before the Nine and twentieth day of September next, upon the respective counties, cities, and Towns herein above mentioned.  
And we do further think fit and accordingly order, that together with the sums hereby appointed to be assessed, all such sum and sums of money as by the above mentioned respective former Taxes & assessments of thirty thousand pounds have been charged on any Lands that have not been collected, by reason of the Land or Houses whereon the same have been charged being waist, or otherwise shall be Re-assessed upon such county, City, or Town, wherein such sum or sums have been charged & have not been collected, & shall be given in charge in such Book or Schedule of Tax or Assessment to be collected & paid in manner as aforesaid; And it is lastly declared, That 'tis not hereby intended to make void or weaken any Contracts o●●greement that hath b●●n made between any Landlord and Tenant, concerning the payment of Taxes.  
Given at the Council-Chamber in Dublin the Fifteen●● 〈◊〉 of February, 1674. Ja: Armachanus. Mich: Dublin Canc. Thomond. Conway and Kilulta. Hen: Midensis. Fran: Aungier. R. Coote. Art: Forbese. I: Povey. Jo: Bysse. Will: Stewart. O: St. George. H: Ingoldesby. Geo: Rawdon. Hans Hamilton. Theo: Jones. Mau: Eustace. Char: Meredith.   
GOD SAVE THE KING.   

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