A short account of the methods used by the Irish for the importing of their wool and woollen yarn from the southern coasts of that kingdom into France. n.d.

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• 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.
• Papers relating to the Wool Act to prevent the illegal exportation of wool and to encourage the import of it from Ireland. Petition of the merchants of Exeter to be allowed to import Irish wool. April 18, 1696.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1903)
• Wool Exportation (Prohibition) Act. Account of the Commission for Trade relating to the woollen manufacture in Ireland. March 22, 1699.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1905)
• 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)
• Woollen Manufactures Bill. Commons' engrossment of an Act to encourage the woollen manufacture in England, and to restrain the exportation of woollen manufactures from Ireland into any foreign parts. Feb. 23, 1698.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1905)