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Testimonial by Oliver Cantwell, bishop and William Comerford dean of Ossory as to the right of the mayor and citizens of Waterford to take prisage of wines going to New Ross, April 9, 1519.
Bibliographic Details
Format:
Manuscript
Subjects:
Cantwell, Oliver
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Bishop of Ossory
Comerford, William
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Rev.
1519-04
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1519: April
Wines
Waterford
New Ross
Ireland
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Munster
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Waterford
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Waterford
Ireland
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Leinster
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Wexford
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Location
Dublin: National Library of Ireland, D. 1892
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