Parliamentary Papers, Band 47H.M. Stationery Office, 1840 |
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... present year , their number was reduced to twenty - nine , sergeants included , and there can naturally be no wish to increase it beyond what is absolutely required , but such number must , as naturally , vary with circumstances . It ...
... present year , their number was reduced to twenty - nine , sergeants included , and there can naturally be no wish to increase it beyond what is absolutely required , but such number must , as naturally , vary with circumstances . It ...
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... present require the whole attention of the Spanish Cabinet , and the necessity of my making myself acquainted with all the antecedents of this subject , have prevented me from answering your said note so promptly as I could have wished ...
... present require the whole attention of the Spanish Cabinet , and the necessity of my making myself acquainted with all the antecedents of this subject , have prevented me from answering your said note so promptly as I could have wished ...
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... present despatch , but likewise others who may be or become enslaved under similar cir- cumstances , and punish with the utmost severity of the law those who are the authors of their misfortune . His Excellency the Captain - General ...
... present despatch , but likewise others who may be or become enslaved under similar cir- cumstances , and punish with the utmost severity of the law those who are the authors of their misfortune . His Excellency the Captain - General ...
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... present moment , after the promulgation of the Bill , by which the British Government took upon itself the repression of the Slave Trade , and against which the Government of Her Most Faithful Majesty protested , it would not be proper ...
... present moment , after the promulgation of the Bill , by which the British Government took upon itself the repression of the Slave Trade , and against which the Government of Her Most Faithful Majesty protested , it would not be proper ...
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... present Treaty , and after- wards from time to time as it may be found necessary , to take the most effectual means for preventing her subjects from engaging , and her flag from being employed , any way in the continuation of the ...
... present Treaty , and after- wards from time to time as it may be found necessary , to take the most effectual means for preventing her subjects from engaging , and her flag from being employed , any way in the continuation of the ...
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acknowledge the receipt addressed annexed April Article brig brigantine Britain Britannic Majesty's British buque captured cargo Circular Coast of Africa Commander communication Consul copy crew cruisers Cuba December declared detained detention Ditto engaged Excellency Faithful Majesty February flag of Portugal Foreign Office found on board Granadian H. S. Fox Havana honour to acknowledge Howard de Walden instructions J. W. Brown January Kisséleff letter Lieutenant Lisbon Lord Howard Lord William Russell Lordship Lordship's Despatch M'Corkell and Moore Majesty Majesty's Commissioners Majesty's Government Majesty's ship Mandeville marked Slave Trade Master ment Minister Mixed Commission Mixed Court negotiations negroes Norfolk and Petersburg November October Ouseley Palmerston to Lord Papal Brief papers Plenipotentiary port Portugal Portuguese Portuguese Government received Republic respect Right Rio de Janeiro sailed schooner Sierra Leone Signed slave vessels Spanish suppression traffic in Slaves Undersigned United Venezuela Viscount Palmerston voyage Walden to Viscount York دو
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Seite 104 - Treaty, two mixed Courts of Justice, formed of an equal number of individuals of the two nations, named for this purpose by their respective Sovereigns.
Seite 205 - Government which shall conceive itself to be wronged thereby shall be entitled to demand reparation; and in such case the Government to which such commanding officer may belong, binds itself to cause inquiry to be made into the subject of the complaint, and to inflict upon the said officer a punishment proportioned to any wilful transgression which he may be proved to have committed.
Seite 74 - Who, after having communicated to each other their respective full powers, and found them to be in good and due form, have agreed upon and concluded the following Articles : — ARTICLE I.
Seite 104 - ... being made larger, than requisite for the use of the crew of the vessel as a merchant vessel; or more than one boiler, or other cooking apparatus, of the ordinary size.
Seite 107 - Ship, the Latitude and Longitude of the Place' where the Detention shall have taken place: and the Number of Slaves found on board of the Vessel at the Time of the Detention.
Seite 82 - Netherlands; and the two Governments, at the period of the exchange of the ratifications of the present Treaty, shall declare, each for its own dominions, in what places the Courts shall respectively reside. Each of the two high Contracting Parties reserving to itself the right of...
Seite 209 - The commander of any ship of the two navies, duly authorized as aforesaid, who may detain any merchant-vessel in pursuance of the tenor of the present Instructions, shall leave on board the vessel so detained, the master, the mate or boatswain, and two or three, at least, of the crew; the whole of the negroes, if any, and all the cargo.
Seite 108 - The expenses incurred by the officer charged with the reception, maintenance, and care of the detained vessel, negroes, and cargo, and with the execution of the sentence, and all disbursements occasioned by bringing a vessel to adjudication, shall, in case of condemnation, be defrayed from the funds arising...
Seite 108 - The final sentence shall not in any case be delayed beyond the period of two months, either on account of the absence of witnesses or for any other cause, except upon the application of any of the parties interested...
Seite 106 - Treaty, the search shall be conducted with the courtesy and consideration which ought to be observed between allied and friendly nations; and the search shall, in all cases, be made by an officer holding a rank not lower than that of Lieutenant in the...