Russian War (Crimean War): Reports of cases decided during the present war in the...

Russian War (Crimean War): Reports of cases decided during the present war in the Admiralty Prize Court and the Court of Appeal: published for the Registry of the High Court of Admiralty and edited by Thomas Spinks DCL; part II only.

This volume contains printed reports on:-

• Ayna (master Nystrom) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 242-52;
• Caroline (master Kraft) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 252-57;
• Otto and Olaf (master Kayler) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 257-63;
• Baltica (master Pygelstrom) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp264-76;
• Nina (master Stipanovich) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 276-81, and as an appeal, before the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council [in appeal], pp 345-6;
• Neptune (master Keetley) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 281-7;
• Franciska (master Mechelson) and Johanna Maria (master [Lindtner]) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 287-307;
• Fortuna (master Anderson) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 307-13;
• Benedict (master [Schultz]) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 314-21;
• Maria (master Petit) in the High Court of Admiralty, 321-2;
• Aline and Fanny (master Hildebrandt) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 322-36;
• Panaja Drapaniotisa (master Harzaliako) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 336-43;
• Chrissys (master Morati) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 343-5.

[Part I (not held as a record but available elsewhere as a publication) contains:-

• Phoenix or Fenix (master Silander) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 1-8;
• Aina or Ayna (master Nystrom in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 8-12;
• Johanna Emilie or Emilia (master Ontjes) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 12-26;
• Ida (master Steen) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 26- 37;
• Froija (master Wickmann) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 37-42,
• Abo (master Goos) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 42-8;
• Primus (master [Muller]) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 48-51, pp 59-60;
• Johann Christoph (master Bohss) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 52-4, pp 60-5;
• Industrie (master Fuhl) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 54-8;
• Ocean Bride (master Smith) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 66-80;
• Rapid (master Hansen) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 80-2;
• Christine (master Schwartz) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 82-5;
• Fidentia (master Serlachius) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 85-8;
• Elize or Elise Wilhelmine (master Petersen) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 88-98;
• Ernst Merck (master Kruger) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 98-104;
• Atlantic (master [Stackings]) in the High Court of Admiralty, p 104;
• Soglasie (master Fischer) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 104-111;
• Franciska (master Mechelson) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 111-163;
• Union (master Barm) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 164-7;
• Jeanne Marie (master Kolle) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 167-71;
• Nornen (master Dahl) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 171-2;
• Rapida or Rapide (master Bockelman) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 172-3;
• Ostsee (master Voss) in the High Court of Admiralty, and as an appeal before the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, pp 174-93;
• the Ionian ships Leucade (master Arronis] and San Spiridione (master [Atetasia]) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 193-208; pp 217-40;
• Odessa (master Wicklund) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 208-17;
• Carl (master Back) in the High Court of Admiralty, pp 240-1. ]

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