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offender might be brought, it is provided, in Section 15, that the declaration of the British Consul or of the Commander of one of Her Majesty's Ships shall be received in evidence, if, when produced in the United Kingdom it has been transmitted officially to a Secretary of State, or when produced in a Colony to the Governor of that Colony.
In the case of offences against the present Act two modes of proceeding are open to the government. First - Against the Sureties, in case Bond given by the Master himself.
As Naval Officers have no power to detain any Master of a ship who has made himself amenable to punishment it may often happen that he will manage to leave the ship, and remain out of reach.
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offender might be brought, it is
provided, in Section
15, that the declaration
of
or
of
w
British Consul
the Commander
one
of Her
ellajesty's Ships shall be
received in evidence, if, when produced
produced in the United Kingdon it has
been transmitted officially to a Secretary of State, or when produced in
a Colony to the Governor of that
Colony.
lexony. In the case
of...
ffences aganist thes present Act two modes of proceeding urie bes ofrece to the government. First - Agauist Be Sureties, in cloed Bond given By the Master lunself
As Naval Officers haves
no power
to
detain
any
Master of a slip who
leas made luniself this
amenable to punishment t
may often happen that
lie
will
Co
manage
leave the ship, ands
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