When the Admiralty sends Cook to observe the transit of Venus he is also told to find new territories for Britain and to take steps secretly to get in ahead of the French.
Author: Margaret Cameron-Ash
Publisher:
ISBN: 0648043967
Category:
Page: 240
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When the Admiralty sends Cook to observe the transit of Venus he is also told to find new territories for Britain and to take steps secretly to get in ahead of the French.lying - to , but might easily have filled her head sails and gathered way so as to
avoid the collision . Dr . Lushington said : - " It seems consistent with probability
that , as the cutter ( smack ) was employed in putting fish on board a number of ...
Author: Richard Lowndes
Publisher:
ISBN: STANFORD:36105044437676
Category: Average (Maritime law)
Page: 234
View: 857
Does the evidence furnish any decisive inference by which the court may judge
which vessel was lying to , and which was not , as this is the plea on which both
parties rely ? 2. If only one vessel was lying to , does it follow that the other was ...
Author: Jacob Merritt Howard
Publisher:
ISBN: UOM:35112103313690
Category: Admiralty
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High Court of Admiralty George Minot ... If this could be defended , it might as well
be said that a ship lying in a neutral station might fire shot on a vessel lying out of
the neutral territory ; the injury in that case would not be consummated , nor ...
Author: Christopher Robinson
Publisher:
ISBN: CORNELL:31924064830726
Category: Admiralty
Page:
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CONSI 1201000 * thing a aaned , boats belonged was actually lying within the
neutral limits ; [ * 163 ] * and , therefore , that wherever the place of capture might
be , the station of the ship was in itself sufficient to affect the legality of the capture
...
Author: Jacob Merritt Howard
Publisher:
ISBN: UOM:35112103313807
Category: Admiralty
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... it was materially instrumental to the surrender that took place ; and therefore
the Admiralty is , by virtue of the services of ... There were , at that time , fix or
seven men of war , as many as could be used , 1799 . lying in Symons Bay ,
under the ...
Author: Christopher Robinson
Publisher:
ISBN: ONB:+Z184807404
Category:
Page:
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to the dock and landing - place of the said steam - boat , for the purpose of
warping the said brig S. up to the said brig , lying in the stream , and intending to
have another line then carried from the said brig S. , to the said graving - way .
That the ...
Author: Benjamin Lynde Oliver
Publisher:
ISBN: UOM:35112104983046
Category: Admiralty
Page: 503
View: 287
WHEN A PROHIBITION LIES TO THE ADMI . tion , although a question arises
which is proRALTY COURTS ; per for their conuzance ; secus , where it has ...
Prohibition to the admiralty will lie for 916 . holding a plea of a thing done in any
port .
Author: Thomas Coventry
Publisher:
ISBN: STANFORD:36105063917822
Category: Law reports, digests, etc
Page: 1645
View: 574
to the dock and landing - place of the said steam - boat , for the purpose of
warping the said brig S. up to the said brig , lying in the stream , and intending to
have another line then carried from the said brig S. , to the said graving - way .
That the ...
Author: Benjamin Lynde OLIVER (Jurist.)
Publisher:
ISBN: BL:A0020242818
Category:
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The weight of the cable causes it to lie in a catenary between the hawsepipe and
the sea - bed . ... on a ship , the greater will be the distance between the
hawsepipe and the anchor , so that the amount of cable lying on the bottom will
vary .
Author: Great Britain. Ministry of Defence (Navy)
Publisher: The Stationery Office
ISBN: 0117726966
Category: Transportation
Page: 798
View: 722
Admiralty Manual of SeamanshipIn that made by the master of The Shark , it is sworn , “ that , on Thursday , the 6th
of January last , the said ship Shark was lying in Standgate Creek , in the river
Medway , fast moored to The Lazarette , called The Princess Amelia , having
been ...
Author:
Publisher:
ISBN: HARVARD:32044089238638
Category: Admiralty
Page:
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In the absence of a law or custom I prohibiting vessels from lying in 3 . A tug
coming down a river one a channel , anchorage there is not mile in width , and
encountering necessarily improper because the a vessel ancbored upon the
wind ...
Author: Henry Billings Brown
Publisher:
ISBN: NYPL:33433007122983
Category: Admiralty
Page: 594
View: 499
... of territory , or from which any inconvenience could arise to the country , within
whose limits she was lying ; inasmuch as the hostile force which she employed ,
was applied to the captured vessel lying out of the territory . But that is a doctrine
...
Author: Christopher ROBINSON (Right Hon. Sir)
Publisher:
ISBN: BL:A0017625739
Category:
Page:
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If the lug - boat , then , was lying right athwart her bows , and she had continued
her course , she would have struck the barge amidships ; consequently , the
barge extended beyond her stem as much to the southward as it did to the
northward ...
Author: William Holt
Publisher:
ISBN: UVA:35007000132401
Category: Admiralty
Page: 265
View: 890
The rough test is to consider for whom judgment would be entered if no evidence
were given at all , as this consideration shows clearly on which party the onus of
proof lies , and it is for such party to begin . Where there are cross - causes of ...
Author: Francis William Raikes
Publisher:
ISBN: UVA:35007004199273
Category: Admiralty
Page: 425
View: 453
If it were otherwise , a remedy lies in the admiralty courts of France , and perhaps
of the United States , to set aside the ransom bill , and restore the parties to their
rights . If an action were brought , at common law , upon a collateral security like ...
Author: United States. Circuit Court (1st Circuit)
Publisher:
ISBN: CHI:60290868
Category:
Page:
View: 876
In Connecticut , it will lie in every case tion of the rents received by either , or for
repairs , a where a person has received money to the use of except an action of
account , or bill in equity . o another ; especially if it be received of a third per ...
Author: Theron Metcalf
Publisher:
ISBN: STANFORD:36105063019751
Category: Law reports, digests, etc
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View: 196
This is a case of appeal on the part of the seizor , from a sentence of the Vice -
Admiralty Court of Bermuda , acquitting the ... on the ground that the ship was
lying at anchor at Ireland Island , having cleared from the port of Hamilton , and
was ...
Author: Great Britain. High Court of Admiralty
Publisher:
ISBN: STANFORD:36105063373638
Category: Admiralty
Page:
View: 307
With an Appendix, Containing the New Rules of Admiralty Practice Prescribed by
the Supreme Court of the United States, ... master of the ship Desdemona , now
lying at the port of — [ or riding at anchor in the harbor of , or lying aground or ...
Author: Alfred Conkling
Publisher:
ISBN: STANFORD:36105062388728
Category: Admiralty
Page:
View: 387
With an Introduction on Admiralty Jurisdiction; Tables of the Cases Reported and
Cited; the Imperial and Canadian ... and 2 o'clock on Monday morning by the
report of pistols ; went from my room on deck and found Mr. Shaffer lying on deck
at ...
Author: Alfred Augustus Stockton
Publisher:
ISBN: UOM:35112104851607
Category: Admiralty
Page: 702
View: 614
