other · 1836
This notice outlines penalties for ship masters who unlawfully leave crew members in foreign parts, deeming such actions a misdemeanor punishable by fine or imprisonment.
And whereas great Mischiefs have arisen from Masters of Merchant Ships leaving Seamen in Foreign Parts, …
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RoleSeamen
RoleMaster of a Ship
RoleCrew
RoleMaster
RolePerson
RoleCourt
RoleHis Majesty
LocationForeign Parts
LocationHis Majesty's Dominions
LocationUnited Kingdom
LocationHome
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 212, 9 March 1836.
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