302
Iffice) shews that in one of the cases before Lord Grey a claim to recover slaine relief has been made expon the Prussian Minister, and has been admitted and paid.
For want of the Consular Instructions I have been unable to discover the acts of Parliament concerned, Crabbe's index gives clue.
But although I am compelled to leave obscure the laws and practice of civilized Europe including ourselves, on this subject of Shipwreck, I presume there can be no doubt of the propriety of establishing the rule suggested by Lord Grey, that Colonial Governments should pay for the relief of Colonial vessels and Colonial subjects, and the Government of the United Kingdom for that of vessels and subjects belonging to the United Kingdom; and that the local and Imperial Governments should mutually recover relief advanced on this principle.
There are subsidiary points...
302
Iffice) sheas that in one
j
of the eases
Grey
мо
before Lord
a claim to recover
а
slaine
relief has been made
expon
the Prussian chinister, and
has been at
and paid.
arrec
admitted
For want of the Consular Instructions I have been unable to discover the acts of Parliament concerned, Crabbe's index aives clue.
Ara
thes
But although I am competes
to leave obscure the lava
and prastice of civilized Burope including outselves,
on this subject of Shipareek,
une
I presum
no
there
can be
doubs of the propricky
of extablishing the rule
ad
suggested by Lord Grey, that Colonial Governments should pay for the relief of Colonial ressels and Colonial subjects. - and the Goonument of the lnited Kingdom for chat of Jessels and subjects belonging to the United Kingdon ; - and that the local and
Imperial
Governments should mutually
recover
relief advanced on
this principle.
There are I subsidiary
points
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