laid down, that blockade "is a limitation of the rights incident to the Neutral during peace, imposed upon him by the right of the Belligerent during war"; and to state that Lord Derby would be glad to know, for information of the Governors of the Eastern Colonies, whether Earl Granville and the Law Officers have advised that this proclamation issued in what Lord Derby understands is still regarded as a time of peace is to be accepted as a legal and valid limitation of the rights of British vessels sailing from these Colonies.
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laid down, that blockade
is a
"limitatius of
the
rights incident to the
Hentral during peace, imposed upon him by then
right of the Billigerent
during
war
"; and to
state that Lord Derly
would be glad
desires to know, for information of the foverans
of the Eastern Colonies, whether
Lad Granville
the Law Officers have
advised that this procla-
mmation issued in what
Lord Durly
understands is still regarded and time of peace is to be
accepted
a a
legal and
valid limitation
the
rights of British vessels
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sailing from there. Colonies
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