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Appellant: Norman Hurd, 1834, master of the ship Active, captured by HMS Surprize....
Catalogue reference: PCAP 3/1
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Appellant: Norman Hurd, 1834, master of the ship Active, captured by HMS Surprize. Respondent: Rex. Subject: Money paid into registry of VAC Antigua. Lower Court: VAC Antiqua.
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