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... board English or American ships , when on the high seas , the law affords the unfortunate crew no protection whatever . Attention was called to this evil , as long ago as 1859 , by your townsman , Mr. Henry Bright , and steps were in ...
... board English or American ships , when on the high seas , the law affords the unfortunate crew no protection whatever . Attention was called to this evil , as long ago as 1859 , by your townsman , Mr. Henry Bright , and steps were in ...
Page 146
... board the Strathclyde was drowned . The Master of the Franconia , having landed at Dover , and having so placed himself personally within the local jurisdiction of an English Court of Criminal Law , has been arrested and tried before an ...
... board the Strathclyde was drowned . The Master of the Franconia , having landed at Dover , and having so placed himself personally within the local jurisdiction of an English Court of Criminal Law , has been arrested and tried before an ...
Page 160
... board the vessels , the customs of the land being inapplicable to the incidents of maritime life . Ordin- ances were accordingly issued by King Richard I. from the Castle of Chinon , for the government of the mariners , and the Captains ...
... board the vessels , the customs of the land being inapplicable to the incidents of maritime life . Ordin- ances were accordingly issued by King Richard I. from the Castle of Chinon , for the government of the mariners , and the Captains ...
Page 161
... board of British vessels , notwithstanding such vessels were on the High Seas and beyond the Realm . The case may be thus stated . An action of Replevin was brought by Robert de Boeuf against William Crake , of Holtham , in the county ...
... board of British vessels , notwithstanding such vessels were on the High Seas and beyond the Realm . The case may be thus stated . An action of Replevin was brought by Robert de Boeuf against William Crake , of Holtham , in the county ...
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... board of a British ship on the high seas was cognizable at Common Law before the Admiral's office was instituted , it raises no presumption that they would have claimed jurisdiction in respect of a murder committed on board of a foreign ...
... board of a British ship on the high seas was cognizable at Common Law before the Admiral's office was instituted , it raises no presumption that they would have claimed jurisdiction in respect of a murder committed on board of a foreign ...
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