By the Lords, Justices, and Councell. Will. Parsons, Jo Borlase. Whereas a petition hath been preferred unto us, by divers Lords, and gentlemen of the English pale, ...

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HONI SOIT QVI MAL Y PENSE

royal blazon or coat of arms By the Lords , Justices , and Councell . Will . Parsons , Jo Borlase .

WHereas a Petition hath been preferred unto Us , by divers Lords , and Gentlemen of the English Pale , in the behalfe of themselves and the rest of the Pale , and others of the old English of this Kingdom ; shewing , That whereas a late conspiracy of Treason is discovered , of ill affected Persons of the old Irish , And that thereupon , a Proclamation was published by Us , wherein among other things , it is declar'd , That the said conspiracy was perpetrated by Irish Papists without distinction of any ; And they doubting by those generall words of Irish Papists , they might seem to be involved , though they declare themselves confident , that We did not intend to include them therein , in regard they are none of the old Irish , nor of their faction , or confederacy ; but they are altogether a verse and opposite to all their designes , and all others of like condition : We do therefore , to give them full satisfaction , hereby declare and publish , to all His Majesties good Subjects in this Kingdom , That by the words , Irish Papists , We intended only such of the old meer Irish in the Province of Vlster , as have plotted , contrived , and been actors in this Treason , and others who adhere to them ; And that We did not any way intend , or mean thereby any of the old English of the Pale , nor of any other parts of this Kingdom , We being well assured of the fidelities to the Crown , And having experience of the good affection and service of their Ancestors in former times of danger , and rebellion ; And We further require all His Majesties loving Subjects , whether Protestants , or Papists , to forbear upbraiding matter of Religion , one against the other . And that upon pain of His Majesties Indignation .

Given at His Majesties Castle of Dublin , the 29 , of October . 1641. R. Rantlagh , R. Dillon , Anth. Midensis , Ad. Loftus , Geor. Shurley , Gerard Lowther , L. Temple , Fr. Willoughby , Ja. Ware . God save the King .

Imprinted at Dublin by the Society of Stationers .