Lest he should give information or assistance to his brethren who occupied the western half of the island, he was forbidden to live within ten miles of the frontier.

Lest he should turn his house into a place of resort for malecontents, he was forbidden to sell liquor by retail.

One proclamation announced that, if the property of any Protestant should be injured by marauders, his loss should be made good at the expense of his Popish neighbours.

Another gave notice that, if any Papist who had not been at least three months domiciled in Dublin should be found there, he should be treated as a spy.

Not more than five Papists were to assemble in the capital or its neighbourhood on any pretext.