Ireland Faces Revenue Debate on Wines and Taxes
Debates trace the impact of new duties on wines and licenses, arguing higher rates raised overall revenue despite a drop in wine imports. Ireland’s finances show expanded expenditure since the Union, with calls to improve tax collection and reduce reliance on patronage, amid plans for a controversial powers of attorney tax and an upcoming inquiry into revenue management.
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Proclamation and Trade Provisions Across Ireland and Netherlands
A 1414 Dublin abstract covers weekly Dublin goods exports including wheat oats barley and peas with weights and barley conversions. It cites a March 1814 proclamation renewing export prohibitions on naval stores and a December 1815 Royal authorization declaring peace with the United Provinces and lifting blockades with free trade terms to non-France ports.
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