Part 50

Ib., vol. xiii., p. 987.

Ib., vol. xiv., pp. 69, 114, 151.

Com. Journ., vol. xiv., p. 665.

Com. Journ., vol. xiv., p. 467, report from committee, and ib., p. 501, agreed to by the House, nem. con.

Carte, vol. ii., pp. 318, 319.

Sir W. Petty's "Political Survey," pp. 69, 70. Sir W. Temple, vol. iii., pp. 22, 23.

By several British acts (32 G. 2, ch. 11; 5 G. 3, ch. 10; 12 G. 3, ch. 56), allowing from time to time the free importation of all sorts of cattle from Ireland.

Personal prejudice against the Duke of Ormond (Carte, vol. ii., pp. 332, 337.)

15 Ch. 2, ch. 7. 18 Ch. 2, ch. 2.

Carte, vol. ii., p. 332.

Com. Journ., vol. i., p. 208, by a clause to be inserted in an Irish act.

See post, those acts stated.

Com. Journ., vol. ii., p. 576.

English acts, 12 Ch. 2, ch. 32, 13 and 14. Ch. 2, ch. 18.

1 W., and M. ch. 32.

7 and 8 W., ch. 28.

14th Jan., 1697.

7th July, 1698, dissolved.

In a pamphlet cited by Dr. Smith (vol. ii., p. 244, in his memoirs of wool) it is said that the total value of those manufactures exported in 1697, was L23,614 9s. 6d., namely, in friezes and stockings, L14,625 12s.; in old and new draperies, L8,988 17s. 6d.; and that though the Irish had been every year increasing, yet they had not recovered above one-third of the woollen trade which they had before the war (ib. 243). The value in 1687, according to the same authority, was L70,521 14s.; of which the friezes were L56,485 16s.; stockings, L2,520 18s.; and old and new drapery (which it is there said could alone interfere with the English trade), L11,514 10s.

Preamble of English act of 1699.

9th June, 1698, vol. of Lords' Journals, p. 314.

Lords' Journ., p. 315.

30th June, 1698.

16th July, 1698.

Rapin's Hist., vol. xvii., p. 417.

27th September, 1698, vol. ii., p. 994.

Com. Journ., vol. ii., p. 997.

Ib., vol. ii., p. 1022.