The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... provisions of " The Merchant Shipping Act , 1854 , " but those Courts were strictly Municipal Courts for the investigation of questions confined to British interests . The precedent , however , is valuable as ΙΟ COLLISIONS AT SEA :
... provisions of " The Merchant Shipping Act , 1854 , " but those Courts were strictly Municipal Courts for the investigation of questions confined to British interests . The precedent , however , is valuable as ΙΟ COLLISIONS AT SEA :
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... British steamships the greatest possible degree of safety on the high seas . The risk of life in our iron steamships need not be greater than it was formerly when only wooden ships were in use , and when the pen of the Roman satirist ...
... British steamships the greatest possible degree of safety on the high seas . The risk of life in our iron steamships need not be greater than it was formerly when only wooden ships were in use , and when the pen of the Roman satirist ...
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... the revenue of the island . We have started a newspaper , and are organising a body of native police , two palladia of the British Constitution without which our rule would not be perfect . The LAW IN CYPRUS . 15 LAW IN CYPRUS I.
... the revenue of the island . We have started a newspaper , and are organising a body of native police , two palladia of the British Constitution without which our rule would not be perfect . The LAW IN CYPRUS . 15 LAW IN CYPRUS I.
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... British traders , British merchants and bankers , and British speculators , are each and all anxious to share in the spoils of this gem of the Levantine Sea . They have hastened to the spot , regardless of possible malaria , ready with ...
... British traders , British merchants and bankers , and British speculators , are each and all anxious to share in the spoils of this gem of the Levantine Sea . They have hastened to the spot , regardless of possible malaria , ready with ...
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... British law would hold undisputed sway . But it is not so , as the would - be.com- mercial benefactors of Cyprus have discovered , to their no small dismay . And as they cannot have what they would , they must be content with what they ...
... British law would hold undisputed sway . But it is not so , as the would - be.com- mercial benefactors of Cyprus have discovered , to their no small dismay . And as they cannot have what they would , they must be content with what they ...
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