Exportation acts and naval enforcement in Ireland and Britain
Report recalls a British act authorizing patrols to seize ships carrying Worsted and Woollen yarn exports from Ireland to foreign parts, with captured ships and gear to be distributed to captors. It also notes a Pitt family property deal at Petersham, royal appointments, court mourning, and a counterfeit brief warning in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Ireland
Lord Harrington
Earl of Clarendon
Rochester
Petersham
Richmond
Viscount Limerick
Kingdom of
Ieland
Privy Garden
Whitehall
Vere Beauclerck
Windsor
Robert Byng
Eig
Plymouth
Harl Waldzerave
France
Robinson
Vienna
Paris
Willam Morkey Big
Westminster
Dover
William Ratcliffe
Saxe
Mentz
Bishop of Rochester
Macclesfield
Chiffelden
London Shop Adverts and Galway Ship Auction Notice
Apbertisements announce FOHN BANFIELD and partners moving to the London Shop in f ai d Lane with new goods and fashions imported from London. A ship named the William and Mary Pink, formerly Fanny of Lynn, of over one hundred tons, will be sold by water Bayliff at Galway on May 20 between ten and eleven for Seamen's Wages per Admiral's sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fohn Banfield
Back-Lane
London
James MacaDa
Fanny
Lynn
Great Britin
Chim
Gad‘way
Galway
Gale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dublin Castle
Edward Southwell
Dublin
Mayo
St. Andrew’s Church
Newgate
Bridewell
Worth
Edward Worth
Radfarnham
Arthur Meredyth
Dollar’stown
County of Meath
Ormond Market
Richard Medcalf
Dolphin’s Barn
Dublin-Castle
King’s ‘Ritief
Fohn McDonnell
Dukenin
Roscommon
Kingdom of Ireland
Jobs
Mc.Donnell
Perton