...sovereigns. The commission in the present case is not expressed in the most unequivocal terms ; but its fab: purport and interpretation must be deemed to apply...public character ; and her admission into our own The Santissima Trinidad and The St. Ander. 7 W. ports as a public ship, with the immunities and privileges...

...commission in the present case is not expressed ia the most unequivocal terms, but its fair purport aud interpretation must be deemed to apply to a public...corroborative testimony of our own and the British consul at Bueno? Ayres, as well as that of private citizens, to the notoriety of her claim of a public character,...

...sovereigns. The commission in the jxreseut case is not expressed in the most unequivocal terms, but itsfair purport and interpretation must be deemed to apply...a public ship of the government. If we add to this corroborative testimony of our own and the British consul at Buenos !Ayres, as well as that of private...

...sovereigns. The commission in the present case is not expressed in the most unequivocal terms, but its fair purport and interpretation must be deemed to apply...a public ship of the government. If we add to this corroborative testimony of our own and the British consul at Buenos Ayres, as well as that of private...

...unequivocal terms : but its 1 British Counter Case, p. 121. Appendix to British Case, vol. v, p. 129. fair purport and interpretation must be deemed to apply...of private citizens, to the notoriety of her claim to a public character, and her admission into our ports as a public ship, with the immunities and privileges...

...British Counter Case, pp. 14, 1У. »Sec ante, p. 7. luir purport and interprétation must be doomed to apply to a public ship of the Government. If we...testimony of our own and the British Consul at Buenos Луге», as well as that of private citizens, to the notoriety <>t' her i l.iini to a public character,...

...Appendix to British Case, vol. v, p. 129. 2 British Counter Case, pp. 14, 1!>. 3See ante, p. 7. fair purport and interpretation must be deemed to apply...Government. If we add to this the corroborative testimony of onr own and the British Consul at Buenos Ayres, as well as tliat of private citizens, to the notoriety...

...Appendix to British Case, vol. v, p. 129. 2 British Counter Case, pp. 14, 19. 'See ante, p. 7. fair purport and interpretation must be deemed to apply to a public ship of tho Government. If we add to this the corroborative testimony of our own and the liritish Consul at...

...Sovereigns. The commission, in the present case, is not expressed in the most unequivocal terms, but its fair purport and interpretation must be deemed to .apply...ship, with the immunities and privileges belonging to snch a ship, with the express approbation of our own Government, it does not seem too much to assert,...

...The commission in " the present case is not expressed in the most unequivocal " terms ; but its fair purport and interpretation must be " deemed to apply to a public ship of the Government. If (s) Opinion* of the American Attomtyt-General, vol. i. pp. 25, 55, 57. Kent, Comment. 158, note. "...