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The case of Mr. C. Fenwick , late commander of the Success Galley, an armed ship employed by the Madras government, during the late war: humbly submitted to the consideration of the proprietors of East India stock. To which is added, the opinion on his case, given by Sir William Scott, Advocate-General; Mr. Thomas Davis, the Hon. Company's Advocate-General at Bengal; and Mr. Sullivan, the Attorney-General of Madras: together with the orders of General Coote; the obeying of which has rendered this appeal to the Proprietors necessary.
Fenwick, C.Date: MDCCLXXXIX. [1789]- E-books
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An humble proposal that may be a better defence to Gibraltar , a security for all our shiping [sic] that trades in the Straights, and entirely check and restrain the Growth of Highwaymen, Foot-Pads, House breakers, Shop lifters. Incendiaries and Others, that are guilty of enormous Crimes, rendering them useful, that in case of a War, may be a Hundred Thousand a Year in this Kingdoms way, and to the great increase of our Home Trade. By Joseph Davies.
Davies, JosephDate: [1731?]