C.O. Despatch No.6.
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I feel some little doubt as to the construction of Section 2 of Ordinance No. 2 of 1860. It empowers the Governor to prohibit all or any description of Fishing Tessels from carrying all or any description of arms or munitions of War, including Stink Pot(s), but not from "carrying arms or munitions of War including Stink Pot(s)". This being a Penal Statute must be construed strictly and a Proclamation forbidding one description of "Arms or Munitions of War including Stink Pot(s)" might be held to be...
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In 6368/7008
I feel some little doubt as to the construction of Section 2 of Ordinance No. 2 of 1860. It empowers the Governor to prohibit all or any description of Fishing Tessels from carrying all or any description of arms or munitions of War, including Stink Pot(s), but from "carrying arms or munitions of War including Stink Pot(s)". This being a Penal Statute must be construed strictly and a Proclamation forbidding one description of "Arms or Munitions of War including Stink Pot(s)" might be held to so be
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Revised to fit the exact requirement and proofread.C.O. Despatch No.6.
In 6368/7008
I feel some little doubt as to the construction of Section 2 of Ordinance No. 2 of 1860. It empowers the Governor to prohibit all or any description of Fishing Vessels from carrying all or any description of arms or munitions of War, including Stink Pots, but from "carrying arms or munitions of War including Stink Pots". This being a Penal Statute must be construed strictly and a Proclamation forbidding one description of "Arms or Munitions of War including Stink Pots" might be held to so be
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In 6368/7008
I feel some little doubt as to the construction of Section 2 of Ordinance No. 2 of 1860. It empowers the Governor to prohibit all or any description of Fishing Vessels from carrying all or any description of arms or munitions of War, including Stink Pots, but from "carrying arms or munitions of War including Stink Pots". This being a Penal Statute must be construed strictly and a Proclamation forbidding one description of "Arms or Munitions of War including Stink Pots" might be held to so be
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C.O. Despatch N.6.
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In 63687008
I feel some little doubt as to the construction of Section 2 of Ordinance No. 2 of 1860. It empowers the Governor to prohibit all or any description of Fishing Vessels from carrying all or any description of arms or munitions of War, including Stink Pots, but from "carrying arms or munitions of War including Stink Pots". This being a Penal Statute must be construed strictly and a Proclamation forbidding one description of "Arms or Munitions of War including Stink Pots" might be held to so be
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C.O. Despatch No.6.
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In 6368/7008
I feel some little doubt as to the construction of Section 2 of Ordinance No. 2 of 1860. It empowers the Governor to prohibit all or any description of Fishing Vessels from carrying all or any description of arms or munitions of War, including Stink Pots, but from "carrying arms or munitions of War including Stink Pots". This being a Penal Statute must be construed strictly and a Proclamation forbidding one description of "Arms or Munitions of War including Stink Pots" might be held to so be