Egmont Diary. Several notes on the illegal export of Irish wool to France and Lisbon and the need to allow Irish yarn to be freely exported to England. Feb., 1734 - March, 1735.

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• Egmont Diary. Note on the export of Irish wool and yarn. Jan. 13, 1730.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1920)
• Egmont Diary. Note of a letter to M. Coghill on exports from Ireland of wool, yarn and cattle. Feb. 4, 1730.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1920)
• Egmont Diary. Account of the efforts of the Earl of Egmont to get Parliament to remove the duty on Irish yarn and allow wool to be exported from various Irish ports to England and of the question of preventing the running of Irish wool to France and Portugal. Jan.-April, 1731.
• Egmont Diary. Note of an attempt to repeal the Act passed last year for taking off the duties on Irish yarn imported to England as the Irish Parliament had not passed a bill to restrain their wool from going abroad. April 1, 1740.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1923)
• Account of a petition to Parliament that the duty on wool from Ireland be taken off and liberty to import Irish wool and woollen yarn be extended to the part of Exeter and the southern and eastern portions of the kingdom. March 31, 1739.