Privy Council to the Lord Treasurer, granting permission for Capt. W. Piers to transport wheat and malt to the north part of Ireland where there is a scarcity of grain. May 29, 1580.

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• The Privy Council to the Lord Treasurer, granting permission for Nicholas Wise, agent for the town of Waterford, to transport thereto from England, wheat, rye, malt, barley and beans, for the town and the garrison in Ireland. July 5, 1580.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1888)
• Part of a manuscript comparing the wealth of France and Ireland, shipping, effect of cheap corn, etc.
• Papers of John Foster. Documents relating to the Post Office, 1804-1810. Trade returns, corn laws, etc., 1778-1826.
• Records of the following businesses:- auctioneer and spirit grocer (Castlecomer), bacon curer (Thomastown), baker (Thomastown), forge and coach builder (Craiguenamanagh), garage (Kilkenny), grain and coal merchant [Callan] grocers and bars (various Co. Kilkenny towns), hardware (Craiguenamanagh, Kilkenny), jeweller (Kilkenny), shoe merchant (Callan) and solicitors (Kilkenny), late 19th - mid 20th c.
• The Privy Council to Lord Burghley, giving a licence for G. Fitzwilliams to transport 700 or 800 quarters of grain into Ireland out of Lincoln and Norfolk. April 11, 1582.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1888)