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Calendar of Treasury Papers
… the Treasury, on various petitions relating to exports of wool, contraband goods seized, &c. Amongst the matters …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… to detect and prevent agents from France from buying up wool in Ireland to be carried to France. State what they have … there have been more than double the convictions, both for wool and ships, since the King's Accession, to what there had … Lords of the Treasury. Representing the deficiency of the wool licences from which he derived his revenue as …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… of Major Bourne, licensing the carrying of a quantity of wool out of Scotland to Holland; he having transmitted such … you of what disadvantage it will be to our interests, if wool be suffered to be exported thence to Holland; take …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… Magistrates or officers in hindering the exportation of wool and importation of prohibited and unaccustomed goods, …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… his salary. 1 page. 17 June 36. Account Of the produce of wool licences to his Grace, Charles, Duke of Grafton, Lord …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… of the Treasury. The fees of the licences for exporting wool from Ireland to Great Britain having fallen short of the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… the Act prohibiting the importation of wines, wool, or silk from France. [ I. 30, pp. 8994.] July 30. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… 8. So much of it as relates to carrying over some wool to Jersey, referred to the Irish and Scotch Committee. … fit. 17. That of Joshua Bennett, for license to carry wool and other commodities to Jersey, referred to the Irish …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… of vile character, and affected to be zealous in seizing wool, but never brought any seizure to condemnation, and they … what they (the Com rs) had done to prevent the running of wool, so that smuggling in their opinion does not continue to … are of the same opinion as the Com rs, that the running of wool is mischievous, and that dishonest trade has been mostly …