notice · 1855
This notice outlines the circumstances under which Naval Courts can be summoned on foreign stations or abroad, their composition, and their purpose in investigating complaints, owner interests, and shipwrecks.
Any officer in command of any ship of Her Majesty on any foreign station, or, in the absence of such officer, …
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OfficialConsular Officer
OrgHer Majesty
ShipBritish ship
Officialmaster
Officialcertificated mate
Offenderseamen
Roleowner
OfficialLieutenant
Officialmaster
Locationforeign station
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 74, 3 August 1855.
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