... Chapter V.—Grounds for Visit, Search, mai Ssizare. Art. 32. All private ships is regard to which there may, is reasonable suspicion warranting their seizure without regard to their nationalityvisited and be searched. Art. 33. A neutral ship convoyed by a ...

... postage Is. extra. We have seen very striking productions from this useful instrument, which may be considered quite a tniatutn in pares to the photographic art. The little manual of instructions also issued by this Arm post free on application, should ...

... British Chair of Naval Architecture, may well associate herself with the Royal Society of Edinburgh in marking her appreciation of Mr. Caird's valuable contributions to this branch of applied science. And we cannot keep out of view the interest which Mr ...

... you kindly render Captain Pick all necessary assistance he may require. We hope the cargo will be delivered in first class order and that no claim may arise. We rely on your good selves to keep down expenses to the lowest possible point in these very bad ...

... best-informed opinion is more inclined to-day than at any previous stage to favour the view that the companies will win. but obviously the attitude of the colliers at a later stage will count for a good deal in the final round. More cannot be said with ...

... so I Wok I may take the rest of the matter shore/. because I think it is quite clear that that is not the effect of this VII of lading. Perhaps I ought to coy this. bemuse I do not know whether this case may go any further or anybody else may differ from ...

... carried a stage further by Agnes and Egerton Castle. Mr. Holt Schooling contributes a survey of the latelublished general report upon the census of 1901. Ra ilways and the Law is the latest article in the railroad series, and the fine art feature of ...

... accessories, instituted by the law of Jan. 90. 1893. ART 9.—The building kontitiell for new ships ',snot be paid to more than for sterol. and 15.000 tons for sail, dl the 'law of April 7. 1902. ART. 10.—The bendiest Ilse hostile eroded by the present ...

... current issue cf etssra's is alive with interest. Another instalment of The Spider's Eye, by that master of romance, William Le Queue, advances a stage la thrilling incident, and the solution of the mystery at this stage is difficult to forecast. There ...

... been active during the past week, and rates have been adanoed to 10e. 9d. and 11s. London or Rotterdam, September shipment. We art PAM, HMO AND EX7o2l.—Olive and Partingtea, Tarn Leo and Dover Ms, Glossop, and Paper and Broughton Bridge warehoose,ll, Newmarket ...

... of ooetinoous busy times in the way et after it is flashed. The may go to the Tyns for its ferry-boats, and the Tyne may go to Falmouth for similar vessels, boll the Obis believea in keeping Ito business within its own bookie. The Clyde Trost have given ...

... 1,500,0001. in American gold appears to have been secured, and another million sterling may be reasonably anticipated. Of course the market may not be able to keep the gold for any length of time, but for the present apprehensions of dearer money are removed ...