JAMES R

\\ hcreas wee are Ihoroughly sensible ol'lhe great and good services rendered lo us by our Irusly and well beloved Anlony Walsh, esquii-e,in his undertaking wilh un, common zeal and disinlerestedhess the transporling our dearesl Son, Charles Prince of Wales, in to Scolland, which he hashappily effecled through manilbld l'isques and dangers, for which signal service, and to perpetuale the memory of it to posterily, wee, not only oui op our own inclination, but also iipon Ihe request of our said dearesl Son, hâve Ihoughl fiil to bestow on him as a mark of your Royal favour the Tilles of honor and precedency heere afler menlioned ; our Will and Pleasure thereforc is Ihal you prépare a bill for our Royal signature, to pass our great seal of our kingdom of Ireland, making and crealing the said Antony Walsh, Esquire, and Earl and Peir, of our said Kingdom, by the names and tilles following ; videlicel :

Earl of in Ihe Counly of . . . -

Viscount of in the Counly of . . . .

and Lord of . . . . in Ihe Countv of . . • •

in our said Kingdom of Ireland : To hâve and tohold to him and Ihe heirs maie of his body, wilh ail privilèges, prééminences, places, immunitys and other advantages lo Ihe afore said Tilles of Honour, belonging or appertaining you are to insert ail such clauses and nonobstanles as in grants and créations of Ihis nature are usual, wilh a clause, making Ihe said grant firm and valid, wilhout anny Investiture or Ceremony or Nithout poying any gam lo us, and same fairloy ungrossed on Parchment under your hand to be presenlend to us, io be