Dublin Statute Targets Manufactures and Export Controls
The document outlines a broad act restricting removal of tools, machines, and materials from the kingdom to foreign parts. It sets penalties of five hundred pounds and twelve months imprisonment for first offenses, with higher penalties for second or subsequent offenses. It empowers customs officers to seize prohibited items and imposes forfeiture upon ships and captains aiding export.
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Proclamation Revoked on Goods Seizure Order 1414
The Lord Lieutenant and Council revoke a February 1408 proclamation that allowed seizure of goods from foreign ships. Dated November 15 1414 in Dublin, the notice lists officials Manners Tyrawly Norbury Hewere Hamilie Joby Ormsby Vandelvur and ends with God save the king.
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Joby
Ormsby Vandelvur
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