Proclamation on North Liberties of Limerick City
A royal proclamation from the Privy Council via the Mayor and Council of Limerick orders disturbances to be suppressed and the North and South Liberties of the city to be united under certain conditions. It designates measures for peace, street and lane access, and restrictions through Friday next, with enforcement by the Peace for the ward and city.
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Proclamation and Provisions From Ireland 1814 Text
A lengthy Royal Proclamation and related notices from Dublin Castle discuss revoking a prior 1808 proclamation on goods and alliances. It restates penalties under statutes for exporting machines and tools, appoints officers to enforce, and lists officials and dates tied to enforcement and proclamations.
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