1737. BRITAIN. CLOTHS WITH SAILS OF RENNES (35). "Ordinance of Monseigneur l'Intendant (Jean Baptiste Élie CAMUS DE PONTCARRÉ, Knight, Lord of VIARME). Which carries in accordance with the Ruling of the Council of February 1, 1724, that all the Sailing Cloths manufactured in the Bishopric of RENNES could not be transported elsewhere that they were not beforehand carried to the Office of Visit established in the City of RENNES, to be visited & marked there in the event that they are manufactured in accordance with the aforementioned Regulation, at the risk of confiscation & hundred pounds of fine.". of October 22, 1737 Vignette. Cupboard (43 x 33) State A.

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