Proclamation Revokes Export Ban on Corn Grain and Meal
The Lords Justices and Council of Ireland revoke the March 11 1708 proclamation prohibiting export of corn grain and meal from the kingdom. They note abundant harvests and decide exports may resume except to enemies of the Crown. Dublin April 29 1710 with further naval dispatches and military news from Turin and Vienna.
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