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Bill Number1791Session1733
Title For the more effectual employment of the poor, by prohibiting the use and wear of all wrought silks, bengals, and stuffs mixed with silk, cotton, or Herba of the manufacture of Persia, China, or the East India, and of all painted, stained, or dyed calicoes in apparel, household stuff or furniture, after a certain day therein limited, excepting as therein excepted, and also excepting calicoes, painted, stained or dyed in this Kingdom or Great Britain.
Variant Title(s) For the more effectual employment of the poor, by prohibiting the use and wear of all wrought silks, bengals, and stuffs mixed with silk, cotton, or Herba of the manufacture of Persia, China, or the East India, and of all painted, stained, or dyed calicoes in apparel, household stuff or furniture, after a certain day therein limited, excepting as therein excepted, and also excepting calicoes, painted, stained or dyed in this Kingdom of Great Britain.
Heads of Bill Stages
Originating Body Commons
Leave or Order 14 Dec 1733Leave or Order to Alderman French [0829]
Read & Committed 22 Dec 1733Presented by Alderman French [0829]
Reported 4 Jan 1734Reported by Alderman French [0829]
Sent to Chief Governor 9 Jan 1734   
Privy Council Stages
Decision of the Irish Privy Council Approved 
Received & Referred to Law Officers5 Mar 1734 
Petition to English Privy Council  
Decision of the English Privy Council Rejected 
Engrossed  
Returned Bill Stages
House Presented  
Presented  
Sent to Other House  
Royal Assent  
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