 | John Bassett Moore - 1906 - 1122 strani
...and one or more of the principal persons belonging to the captured vessels, are to be sent, as soon after the capture as may be, to the judge or judges of the proper court in the United States, to l>e examined upon oath, touching the interest or property... | |
 | Gardner Weld Allen - 1913 - 442 strani
...one or more principal person or persons of the company of every ship or vessel by you taken, as soon after the capture as may be, to the judge or judges of such court as aforesaid, to be examined upon oath, and make answer to the interrogatories which may... | |
 | Gardner Weld Allen - 1913 - 448 strani
...one or more principal person or persons of the company of every ship or vessel by yon taken, as soon after the capture as may be, to the judge or judges of such court as aforesaid, to be examined upon oath, and make answer to the interrogatories which may... | |
 | Gaillard Hunt - 1914 - 484 strani
...Master and one or more of the principal persons belonging to captured vessels, are to be sent, as soon after the capture as may be, to the Judge or Judges of the proper court in the US to be examined upon oath, touching the interest or property of the captured... | |
 | Louis Frank Middlebrook - 1925 - 426 strani
...one or more principal person or persons of the company of every ship or vessel by you taken, as soon after the capture as may be, to the Judge or Judges of such Court as aforesaid, to be examined upon oath, and make answer to the interrogatories which may... | |
 | Massachusetts Historical Society - 1927 - 412 strani
...one or more principal person or persons of the company of every ship or vessel by you taken, as soon after the capture as may be, to the judge or judges of such court as aforesaid, to be examined upon oath, and make answer to the interrogatories which may... | |
 | Gardner Weld Allen - 1927 - 412 strani
...one or more principal person or persons of the company of every ship or vessel by you taken, as soon after the capture as may be, to the judge or judges of such court as aforesaid, to be examined upon oath, and make answer to the interrogatories which may... | |
 | Carlton Savage - 1934 - 564 strani
...one or more principal person or persons of the company of every ship or vessel by you taken, as soon after the capture as may be, to the judge or judges of such court as aforesaid, to be examined upon oath, and make answer to the interrogatories which may... | |
 | United States. Naval History Division - 1964 - 1722 strani
...one or more Principal Person or Persons of the Company of every Ship or Vessel by you taken, as soon after the Capture as may be, to the Judge or Judges of such Court as aforesaid to be examined upon Oath and make Answer to the Interrogatories which may be... | |
 | Thomas Clark - 1814 - 264 strani
...one or more principal per-son or persons of the company of every ship or vessel by you taken, as soon after the capture as may be, to the judge or judges of such court as aforesaid, to be examined upon oath, and make answer to the interrogatories which may... | |
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States, to be examined upon oath, touching the interest or property of the captured vessel and her lading; and at the same time, are to be delivered... 
