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2. Next to the compleatness and efficiency of
the measures directed to be taken in consequence of the
operation communicate required to be made b y the Officer in question
the then Officer for prizes, is at least the compleatness of
the description given of them.
By the Treasurer of the Navy application is to
be made to the High Court of Admiralty for a Monition.
Good: so far as it goes. But a Monition is but the
beginning of sorrows, it is what in this High Court
what a or a Bill of Middlesex is
Subpoena is in another High Court proceeding on its as well as this
judicious fate this, upon Roman ground. Issuing
this Monition is but one step the first step in a to which
it gives commencement, and which must after running
through its causes must receive its termination before
the object here in view, the bringing to reso recalling
to his duty a culpable Agent can be attained. In
the sister High Court will in part a suit for the having as here
its object the competency a defendant to account will
in the article of time consume some years, or the article
of many some hundreds of pounds... In the the
in Court may more than the other, not running applications
from every one person who does not come in apply what
is called a regular way, that is to say, with money
and of that no small quantity in hand.
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Prizes. 1805. 1809. § 7. 9. § 7. |
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Jeremy Bentham |
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