Parliament Bill to restrain merchants from leaving kingdom
The report outlines an instruction for a bill to prevent merchants from leaving the kingdom for one year and to reveal their estates and effects. It mentions Mr. Sandys and Lord Limerick to prepare the bill and includes an instruction to compel William Squire to surrender and provide security. It also notes the King and royal figures receiving visitors and other courtly updates from Dublin and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandys
Limerick
William Squire
Jon Don
Thor Fay
Lord Forbes
Ireland
Duke
Dutchess
Dorfet
St. James’s
Dutchess of Dorset
Whitehall
Sarl Cowper
Harriot d’Auverquerque
Savage
Fool
Major St. Clair
Dysart, &c
Col. Cosby
Regiment of Foot
Bladen
Trade and Plantation Office
Aantwerp
Flanders
Pocock
St. Martin In
Ad Banners: London Shop Opens in Back Lane
John Banfield a brazier and pewterer recently moved from his house at the sign of the Scales in Back Lane to the London Shop in the same lane. He advertises selling copper brass and ventor goods and has arrived from London with new fashions and cashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Philadelphia
Madera
Arkiow
Wick- I
Rosmanage
Wexford
Longford Street
Aggatt Beya
Roflard
Dublin Castle
Urestheta
Rinter
John Mc Donnell
Dunain
Roscommon
Kingdom of Ireland
McDonnell
Perfons
John Banfield
Back-Lane
London
Said Lane
James Maculla
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Baron Sparre
Mynheer
Sweden
Holland
Hanover
Lord Harrington
Albemarle
Giraltar
Pert Mahone