87
of this Bill passes, strictly to in
inforce its provisions, and to
to give.
directors to Her Majestjo Cruisers
to seize
every
and take in for condemnation
British Ship found R
Clunese to Foreign=
carrying
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Ports, however fair the contacts.
made with them
may
have been
and however well their health and
comfort have been cared for
That such a penalty
will
will, as the Colonial Office suggest
rest upon much simpler Evidence than
penalties under the existing law, there
doubt. But whether, where
seems to be
is
no
there is no reason to suspect unfair
dealing and where the treatment
of the Emigrants is liberal and humane, it would not be
considered an Arbitrary Act to
British Ship make prize of a British
carrying free
and
willing Tapengers
to the destination of their choice, and forably to send them off to "different place for the condemnation of the vessel, merely because the Master has infringed British Act of Parliament, appears to elly
to My Lords
".
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