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... year 1837 , at his father ' s express request , he undertook a visit to Europe ,
and sailed accordingly from Halifax in the Persa , a brigantine of 80 tons , which
was bound for Gibraltar with a cargo of salt fish , in anticipation of the coming
Lent .
... year 1837 , at his father ' s express request , he undertook a visit to Europe ,
and sailed accordingly from Halifax in the Persa , a brigantine of 80 tons , which
was bound for Gibraltar with a cargo of salt fish , in anticipation of the coming
Lent .
Page 221
Costor , I the plaintiff , a wharfinger , sued to recover wharfage and cranage dues
, in respect of part of the cargo of a barge which had been moored. * Riparum
quoque usus publicus est juris gentium , sicut ipsius fluminis . Itaque navem ad
eas ...
Costor , I the plaintiff , a wharfinger , sued to recover wharfage and cranage dues
, in respect of part of the cargo of a barge which had been moored. * Riparum
quoque usus publicus est juris gentium , sicut ipsius fluminis . Itaque navem ad
eas ...
Page 222
of the cargo of a barge which had been moored alongside and fastened to his
wharf . Part of the cargo had been unloaded and landed upon the wharf , and
dues paid in respect of it ; but , while that was being done , another part of the
cargo ...
of the cargo of a barge which had been moored alongside and fastened to his
wharf . Part of the cargo had been unloaded and landed upon the wharf , and
dues paid in respect of it ; but , while that was being done , another part of the
cargo ...
Page 223
517 , but the report is so imperfect that it is scarcely a trustworthy authority . It was
an action for disturbing the plaintiff ' s fishery in the Tweed , by mooring a ship “
against a rock on the bank of the river where she delivered her cargo ; ” and was
...
517 , but the report is so imperfect that it is scarcely a trustworthy authority . It was
an action for disturbing the plaintiff ' s fishery in the Tweed , by mooring a ship “
against a rock on the bank of the river where she delivered her cargo ; ” and was
...
Page 282
... which were received at Rome under the name of the Rhodian Sea Laws in the
early days of the Empire . For instance , the 30th Article of these Sea Laws
provides , that in cases of shipwreck , where the vessel is lost , such portions of
cargo ...
... which were received at Rome under the name of the Rhodian Sea Laws in the
early days of the Empire . For instance , the 30th Article of these Sea Laws
provides , that in cases of shipwreck , where the vessel is lost , such portions of
cargo ...
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