Debate Over Wool Export Regulation In Ireland 1740
The Dublin House debated a wool export regulation due to weather delays. A motion for a regulated permit to curb clandestine wool exports was supported by leading officials and opposed by others who warned of economic ruin and political risk. The vote adjourned for further mature consideration.
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Ireland
England
Lisbon
France
Paffion
Mather
Mear
Weavers Deliver Coal to Justice Cooper in Frost Hit Somerset
In Trowbridge Somerset twenty four disabled weavers plus a Carter hauled a wagon of forty four bushels of coal fourteen miles over rough roads to Mr Justice Cooper who gratefully rewarded their effort. In Newcastle the ice bound river prompted 200 workers to cut a route to the staiths freeing keels bound for London et al.
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Trowbridge
Somerset
Tmsbury
Justice Cooper
Newcastle
Sir Henry Lidell, Bart
Edward Wortley
George Bowes
London
Westminster
Port News Roundup From English Ports In February
Cork reports arrivals of Susannah from New England to London Hoar and Mary-Anne from Faro to Dublin. Weymouth records Neptune from New England on February 18. Deal notes Sea-Horse from Woodbridge to Liverpool and a Swedish Sip returned to Bourdeaux after Sunday. Gravesend lists Goodfellow from Leghorn and Phenix from Seville on February 19.
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Port News
Cork
Arsiv
Susannah
Hoar
New England
London
Mary-Anne
Hattris
Dublin
Arriv
Goodfellow
Larders
Léghorn
Phenix
Vander Buth
Seville
London Dispatches on Arrests and Naval Appointments
A London mail from Ireland reports on the night of the 13th an arrest of M Guitain son to the President of the Parliament of Bourdeaux with papers of high importance. The next day the Council was summoned and the prisoner examined. no bail granted and few details released. Also noted are Woollen Affair debates, Admiralty actions creating the Montagu and appointing Capt Martyn to the Seaford in the Mediterranean under Admiral Haddock. Obituaries record the death of Mrs Glover and Mrs Ferrers in London.
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London
Ireland
M. Guitain
Bourdeaux
Waseiz
Pnrones
House of Commons
Board of Admiralty
Montagu
Frefusis
Grampound
Cornwall
Martyn
Seaford
Admiral Haddock
Lord Delosaine
Southampton Row
Bloomsbury
Glover
Marham Street
Westminster