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This case. First whether the Ava was legally arrested, and secondly whether the conduct of the Officers of the Vice Admiralty Court, of the Superintendent of Police and of the Acting Attorney General is open to censure. I desired to give them full consideration before expressing any opinion on the subject.
Some little delay has, therefore, unavoidably occurred in replying to your Despatch of the 9th May. I have submitted it to the Lords of the Admiralty and by them to Mr. Rothery, the Registrar of the High Court of Admiralty, who from long experience is thoroughly acquainted with the practice and procedure in cases similar to that now under consideration.
Mr. Rothery reported very fully upon the whole subject, and I transmit, for your information and guidance, a copy of that Report.
31 July 1872.. (In Adu: 7833)
I can insert there, with reference to Mr. Rothery, as they will give greater weight to his recent supervision of the conduct of the officials.
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this case. First
whether the Ava was
legally arrested,
and
whether the
secondly
conduct of the Officers
the Vice Admiralty
of the
Const, of the Superintendent
of Police and of the
Acting Attorney General
is
open
to censure
I desired to give them
full consideration before
expressing any opinion. you the subject.
Some litto delay
therefore, has unavoidably
curred
in replying
to your Despaiches.
Your Despatch
of.
I kan insert ther cod witte reference Wo M Rottery, as they will give greater wight to his repent supton the conduct of the officiate. Wilt.
31 July 1872.. (In Adu: 7833)
of the 9th May
submitted to the Lords
of the Admiralty and by them to Mr Rotheng, the Registros of the
High Court of Admiralty who from long experience.
Conversant
is thoroughly acquainted with the practice and
procedure in
ene
similar to that now
under consideration-
Mr Rothery reported
very fully upon
the
whole subject, and I
hansmit, for your
information.
won and
and guidance,
a copy of that Report.
Mon
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