Proclamation on Grain Export Restrictions in Ireland 1709
The Lords Justices and Council of Ireland issue a proclamation reaffirming the ban on exporting corn, grain and meal except for ship provisioning. Collectors and officers are instructed to prevent outward transport by any means and to prosecute offenders severely. Dublin issued December 24, 1709, with a list of officials endorsing the measure.
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R. Freeman
C. R. Ingoldsby
Council-Chamber
Dublin
Abercorn
W. Meath
Wellbore
Kildare
Cha. Fielding
Robie Dayne
Robt
Rochfort
Cha. Dering
T. Fairfax
God Save the Queen
Great Britain
Hollands
Naples
Abruzzo
Silvas
Charles the Third
Rome
Cardinal de la Tremoille
Molineg
Madrid
Stanhope
Terragona
Balaguer
Spain
Vienna
Turkey
Sweden
Ocober
Hungary
Regotski
Dyet
Erle
Charles III
Venice
Constantinople
Monsieur Neugebauer
Bender
Muscovy
Effendi
Grenoble
Duke of
Chambery
Seiffe
Rhone
Strasburg
Alsace
Berlin
Dantzick
Conningsbergh
Elbing
Courland
Mitiza
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