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Page 118
The owners of a coal mine on the north bank of the Tyne , having been
accustomed to load and unload , by means of keels , ships moored in the pool ,
erected staiths projecting into the river , which would enable them to ship coals
directly from ...
The owners of a coal mine on the north bank of the Tyne , having been
accustomed to load and unload , by means of keels , ships moored in the pool ,
erected staiths projecting into the river , which would enable them to ship coals
directly from ...
Page 160
... of Saracenic origin , and was the distinctive appellation of naval commanders
of higher " grade than the captains of single ships , and who were in fact
commanders of squadrons or of fleets of ships . t When the English fleet was
assembled ...
... of Saracenic origin , and was the distinctive appellation of naval commanders
of higher " grade than the captains of single ships , and who were in fact
commanders of squadrons or of fleets of ships . t When the English fleet was
assembled ...
Page 162
... as the parties to the suit were both British subjects , however conclusive the
case may be , that the King ' s Judges held that a murder committed on board of a
British ship on the high seas was cognizable at Common Law before the Admiral
...
... as the parties to the suit were both British subjects , however conclusive the
case may be , that the King ' s Judges held that a murder committed on board of a
British ship on the high seas was cognizable at Common Law before the Admiral
...
Page 164
... respect of offences committed on the High Seas in other than British ships , and
any doubt , which could possibly arise ... named the Felicidade , fitted out for the
Slave trade , had been captured by H . M . ship of war Wasp on the High Seas ...
... respect of offences committed on the High Seas in other than British ships , and
any doubt , which could possibly arise ... named the Felicidade , fitted out for the
Slave trade , had been captured by H . M . ship of war Wasp on the High Seas ...
Page 165
Two of the judges so far dissented from the majority , as they thought the
Felicidade was at the time of the rising against the prize crew in the lawful
possession of the Queen ' s officers , and might be regarded as a ship of Her
Majesty , but they ...
Two of the judges so far dissented from the majority , as they thought the
Felicidade was at the time of the rising against the prize crew in the lawful
possession of the Queen ' s officers , and might be regarded as a ship of Her
Majesty , but they ...
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| Title | The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad |
| Published | 1877 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2011 |
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