COMMENTARIES CPON INTERNATIONAL LAW. BY ROBERT PHILLIMORE, ADVOCATE TO HER MAJESTY IN HER OFFICE OF ADMIRALTY, "Wars are no massacres or confusions, but the highest trials of Right." "Lex est ..... BACON, Certain Observations upon a Libel, &c., 1592. Communis Reipublicæ Sponsio."—Dig. l. i. t. iii. ? 1. VOL. III. PHILADELPHIA: T. & J. W. JOHNSON & CO., LAW BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHERS, NO. 535 CHESTNUT STREET. 1857. June 114/2. -to Extradition. new treaty betw. Ing. V Pisly. Important excewin : Ct. of Exch, as to the construction y 33/34 V. c. 52 [Tunes, jumall/2 3 Law hah. (Air To.), 381 3 4 Law Res., (P.C. Cases), 1844 - Steam - in Case of the Charlich The Keludive (ace /% the Adm. Ct.) not autoled ៥. to privilege, & a sovereen prince. Even if so entitled, the Ct. and are low it sissection in the particular case. The privilege (tela quelle) had bem lie "Since that judgment a Formare has fiven the Ithedive some attributs 1 Sovereignty which he did a moronly possess (see Com der Debat 7 July 1873-50. des Départon PREFACE. THIS volume completes the system of Public International Law, and fills up the outline sketched out in the first volume of this work. (a) I. Since the publication of the last (the second) volume, great events II. Turkey has been formally, and in a manner to place the question (a) The reader is referred upon this point to the concluding pages of the present volume. (b) This Treaty is printed in the Appendix to this volume. (e) Vide ante, Vol. I. pp. 113-17, as to the effect of the Treaty of Adrianople in 1829, and of usage upon this point. (d) Preamble. (e) Article vii. (ƒ) Art. vii. of the Treaty of Paris, 30 March, 1856. |