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  • The Rose (6352)

    21 Jan 1873 LR 4 AE 6, Admiralty

    Subsequent citations: 1.
    POSSESSION — Mortgage — Jurisdiction to decide as to the Title to a Ship

  • The Eugenie (6491 and 6524)

    29 Jul 1873 LR 4 AE 123, Admiralty

    ADMIRALTY — Bottomree — Master's Wages

  • The C S Butler (6672)

    04 Mar 1874 LR 4 AE 178, Admiralty

    Subsequent citations: 3.
    SHIPPING — Damage — Salvage

  • The City Of Mobile (L 108)

    11 Nov 1873 LR 4 AE 191, Admiralty

    SHIPPING — Wages and disbursements — Counter Claim

  • The Schwan (6500)

    05 May 1874 LR 4 AE 187, Admiralty

    COSTS — Compulsory Pilotage.
    SIR ROBERT PHILLIMORE. In this case the defendants, by their answer, denied that there was any neglect on the part of any of those on board their vessel, and further pleaded that if the collision was in any way occasioned by any improper navigation of the Schwan, it was occasioned by the default of the pilot in charge, who was employed by compulsion of law. The plaintiffs have succeeded in proving that the collision was occasioned solely by the improper navigation of the defendants' vessel, and the defendants have succeeded in substantiating the defence that the collision was caused by

  • Combe v Edwards (No 1)

    23 Jan 1875 LR 4 AE 390, Arches Ct

    PLEADING — Particularity required as to Dates of Offences charged — Responsive Plea containing Irrelevant Matter.
    SIR ROBERT PHILLIMORE. Having regard to the precedents which are to be found on the point I think the allegations in the articles as to dates and times are sufficiently precise. The counsel for the promoter has bound himself to certain dates and times, but he further pleads that there may be certain other occasions on which similar acts occurred, but which occasions he is unable to specify. I am of opinion that the rules and practice of this Court permit of his so pleading. The only doubt I have as to admitting the articles as filed is as to

  • The Pieve Superiore (6642)

    18 Dec 1873 LR 4 AE 170, Admiralty

    SHIPPING — Damage to Cargo — Goods carried into any Port in England or Wales

  • The C S Butler (6869)

    06 Aug 1874 LR 4 AE 238, Admiralty

    Subsequent citations: 1.
    SHIPPING — Appeal from County Court — Admission of Evidence

  • The James Armstrong (6810, 6813, 6833, 6835, 6874)

    19 Jan 1875 LR 4 AE 380, Admiralty

    ADMIRALTY — Salvage — Mistake in Value

  • Keet v Smith

    31 Jul 1875 LR 4 AE 398, Arches Ct

    ECCLESIASTICAL LAW — Inscription on a gravestone — Right of the Incumbent of a Parish to prohibit Erection of a Gravestone in the Parish Churchyard.
    July 31. SIR ROBERT PHILLIMORE. This is an appeal from the consistory of Lincoln. The subject of the appeal is the refusal of that Court to grant a faculty for the erection of a tombstone containing the following inscription:— “In loving memory of Annie Augusta Keet, the younger daughter of the Rev. H. Keet, Wesleyan Minister, who died at Owston-Ferry, May 11th, 1874, aged 7 years and 9 months. Safe sheltered from the storms of life.” It appears that the inscription “Wesleyan minister” was not objected to by the incumbent, and was allowed by the Court. The prefix “reverend” was

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