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Rules for handling offences committed on the high seas or abroad by masters, seamen, or apprentices of British ships, including the role of Consular Officers and masters of ships in restraining and conveying offenders and witnesses.
The following Rules shall be observed with respect to offences committed on the high seas or abroad; …
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Rolemaster
Roleseaman
Roleapprentice
OfficialBritish Consular Officer
Officialpolice officer
LocationUnited Kingdom
LocationBritish Possession
LocationForeign ports
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 74, 3 August 1855.
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