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Proclamation on Import Restrictions and Craft Exports 1814
A Dublin proclamation of October 5 1814 enforces British Acts prohibiting export of tools and implements used in linen wool mohair silk and other manufactures from Ireland to foreign countries or Great Britain. It imposes penalties including fines and employment loss for captains and masters who export or permit export. Officials may seize machines tools models plans descriptions and issue bonds to secure compliance. The document cites penalties under 25 George III chap 7 and mandates royal authority to enforce export bans.
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