Lt Governor Smelt to Under-Secretary Phillips on smuggling and illicit spirits trade, May 1828
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ho75285h_2.txt
- Name
- Lt Governor Smelt to Under-Secretary Phillips on smuggling and illicit spirits trade, May 1828
- Description
- Letter from Lieutenant Governor Charles Smelt to Under-Secretary of State Phillips reporting on House of Keys concerns about illegal importation of ~30,000 gallons of illicit spirits from France by merchant John Burrow, and the broader impact of smuggling and fraudulent warehousing on Isle of Man's reputation and revenue. Contextualizes post-Revestment governance challenges and customs enforcement.
- Date
- 17 May 1828
- Related To
- Robert Peel
- Type
- Financial Data
- Type
- Administrative Correspondence
- Date Created
- 1828-05-17
- Creator
- Charles Smelt, Lieutenant Governor of Isle of Man
- Audience
- Under-Secretary of State Phillips (for information of Secretary Peel)
- Identifier
- HO 98/75
- Language
- English