"sufficient
reason to apprehend
"that a felony
or
"had been
"committed. Jes
or misdemeanour
about to be
**
300: VII. Cr. d: 14 of
the Harbour or Waters aforesaid, and to take
or detection of all felonies which in has just cause upon
into custody ait persons suspected of being conarned in such felonies, and aire to take charge of all property, to take all necessary measures for the effectual prevention to suspect to have heen or to be about to be committed in or
CA
suspected to be stalen
(confsimed Jetway (46)
18115. Alpon
th
fact of the
"violent assault and imprisonment of the
Fearn CA
Madison, it was
"the boundon duty of the Police" to have kom released and place "hem in a porction of preferring
Kis
"complaint. Indeed there was field" power vested in the Police to
apprekend, without warrant, any person who had
assault.
committed the
particulark, referred to
* . VIII And be it further enacted, and ordained, that it what'd be lawful for every Superintendent, Inspector or Sergiant belonging to the Police force, having just came to verspect that
verspect that any felony has been
or is about to be committed in or on board of any ship, boat, or other a covel byes of in the Harbor or waters aforwaid, to enter at all times, as were by night as by day, ints upon every suck whip, boat, or other vessel, and therein
and
Copy.
Circular to the
Governors of all the Colonies.
182
loper sent in heal?-
to P. 7. Offer
June 1856.
Fir
The attention of
Her Majesty's Government.
Inappresne bee has been recently, called to the inconvenience of
the practice into which the Governors of Ser Majesty's Colonies are occasionally drawn of
comme
unicating on questions affecting Foreign Countries with Captain's of Ships of War belonging to those
Countries instead of the
proper.
Conseils
Consular
Agents.
" sufficient
reason to apprehend
"that a felony
or
"had been
"committed. Jes
or misdemeanour
about to be
**
300: VII. Cr. d: 14 of
the Harbour or Waters aforesaid, and to take
or detection of all felonies which in has just cause upon
into custody ait persons suspected of being conarned in such felonies, and aire to take charge of all property, to take all necessary measures for the effectual prevention to suspect to have heen or to be about to be committed in or
CA
suspected to be stalen
(confsimed Jetway (46)
18115. Alpon
th
fact of the
" violent assault and imprisonment of the
Fearn CA
Madison, it was
"the boundon duty of the Police " to have kom released and place " hem in a porction of preferring
Kis
" complaint. Indeed there was field " power vested in the Police to
apprekend, without warrant, any person who had
assault.
committed the
particulark, referred to
* . VIII And be it further enacted, and ordained, that it what'd be lawful for every Superintendent, Inspector or Sergiant belonging to the Police force, having just came to verspect that
verspect that any felony has been
or is about to be committed in or on board of any ship, boat, or other a covel byes of in the Harbor or waters aforwaid, to enter at all times, as were by night as by day, ints upon every suck whip, boat, or other vessel, and therein
and
Copy.
Circular to the
Governors of all the Colonies.
182
loper sent in heal?-
to P. 7. Offer
June 1856.
Fir
The attention of
Her Majesty's bovernment.
Inappresne bee has been recently, called to the inconvenience of
the practice into which the Governors of Ser Majesty's Colonies are occasionally drawn of
comme
unicating on questions affecting Foreign Countries with Captain's of Ships of War belonging to those
Countries instead of the
proper.
Conseils
Consular
Agents.
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