Proclamation Revokes February 1808 Dublin Proclamation
A historical proclamation from Dublin City notes the Lord Lieutenant and Council revoke the February 1808 proclamation allowing goods from allied countries to enter. The document, dated November 16th, 1804, lists officials and signatories, including Smyth, Hall, Langeilly, and others, ending with save the King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counca Chanber
Dublin
Mannurs
Norbu
Clewert
Hemilton
John Ormintty Vandetourr Uul
Penalties for Trade Secrecy and Export Prohibitions in Freland
A dated 1814 notice outlines penalties under an act against Artificers, Manufacturers and traders who move tools and plans abroad. It details indictment routes in Dublin and English courts, asset forfeiture, shipboard seizure, and heavy fines up to 200 pounds, plus career bans for captains and officers who permit or assist violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Attica
Abe
Boul
Pearie
Beling Sareres
West
Iidies
Kia ‘Majeoy
Atherita
Ahall
Uae
Artia Erie
Gigan
Council Chamber
Dublin
Chas. Kildare
Frankfort
Montmorency
Qubjin Cantle
Pergona
Areland
Gee
George Lil. Chup
Thie
Chin
Great
Brivana
Mac Jerty
King’s Bench
George
Great Britain
Crown of Great Britain
Crown
Caprico
Oliver
Revenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
HULL
Bt Net
Mirach
Grand Capyls
Euler
Orion
GuoMe
Cope
Wit City
Dublig
Mt Magik
Anthony. Llyster
Eglighor
Ad al Ber
Woliek ST Rely
Royal Caoge
CoBtecomn
Mig Eden Quay
Nabey-Street
Beresford- Bethe
Justine Miculara
Sene Sage
Robinson
Robart
Wm Eee Hall “ Smyth
Orage Langeeeily Sa
Orange Lodge
Handa
Dad Lodge
Sherif Smyth
Suuy
Andy
Wits
Pigiten
Byrne
Ian
Rae
Burkee
Duleek
Stoter
Henry Meswell
Emit Tain
Longfowl
Langford
Sibthorpe
Drégosa Gunriie
Thomas Danielle
Evi Ay
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