 | 1810 - 594 pages
...government in general. Artie. 2. That the lords of the Admiralty and commissioners of the navy have acted contrary to the publick good, by countenancing, supporting, and preferring criminals ; and on the contrary, persecuting the discoverers, and turning just men out of their offices. Artie. 3. That their lordships... | |
 | William Oldys, John Malham - 1810 - 594 pages
...government in general. Artie. 2. That the lords of the Admiralty and commissioners of the navy have acted contrary to the publick good, by countenancing, supporting, and- preferring criminals; and on the contrary, persecuting the discoverers, and turning just men out of their offices. Artie. 3. That their lordships... | |
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... king's command, examined before the lords of the Admiralty, &c. And it will appear, that the said commission has been very injurious to the poor sailors in particular, and very detrimental to the government in general. Artie. 2. That the lords of... 