Conway v. Prince Frederick

Rhode Island Vice Admiralty Court

Conway v. Prince Frederick

1 Rec. V.A. Ct. (R.I.) 500

DecidedJuly 1, 1749

StatusPublished

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Conway v. Prince Frederick, 1 Rec. V.A. Ct. (R.I.) 500 (R.I. Super. Ct. 1749).

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Opinion

Jonathan Nichols, and others owners of the Brigantine Prince Frederick whereof was late Master Elisha Johnson, come into Court, defend, and say, that the said Andrew Conway the Appellant deserted the service of the Voyage before the same was ended by Leaving said Vessel at a place called Leogan in the West Indies, and therefore by the Law Marine, he hath forfeited his Wages, that might otherwise have been due and of this they pray Judgement.

J. Honeyman

Appeared the Appellant Andrew Conwy this Eighth Day of May at Eleven o Clock withdrew the Libel

Andrew Conway

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Jonathan Nichols, and others owners of the Brigantine Prince Frederick whereof was late Master Elisha Johnson, come into Court, defend, and say, that the said Andrew Conway the Appellant deserted the service of the Voyage before the same was ended by Leaving said Vessel at a place called Leogan in the West Indies, and therefore by the Law Marine, he hath forfeited his Wages, that might otherwise have been due and of this they pray Judgement.

J. Honeyman

Appeared the Appellant Andrew Conwy this Eighth Day of May at Eleven o Clock withdrew the Libel

Andrew Conway

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1 Rec. V.A. Ct. (R.I.) 500, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/conway-v-prince-frederick-riviceadmct-1749.