Proclamation to Prevent Wool Export in Ireland 1731
The Dublin Gazette reports a proclamation from the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland prohibiting the export of wool and woollen manufactures from the kingdom. It orders enforcement of laws, warns offenders, and calls on judges, sheriffs, revenue officers, and others to prevent illegal export. Additional dispatches describe transatlantic and European shipping news, including quayside arrivals, military movements, and Corsican affairs.
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