Bande of British Privy Council order on quarantine repeal
A London notice reports the Privy Council endorsing the ending of the October 1810 quarantine for ships from Havana and Cuban ports. It directs the Admiralty and colonial governors to implement the removal of quarantine duties and restore free movement, citing no further necessity for the order.
Court at Carleton-Horm Denies Effect of Orders in Council
We the Court at Carleton-Horm dated December 9 1812 announce that the Orders in Council dated August and November 1800 and 1801 shall be considered of no effect. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent in Council approves this declaration in the Shah of His Majesty’s presence. The decree states no judgments or legal actions depend on the old orders. The order shall be construed as having no bearing on any pending judgments or claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton-Horm
Peven
Atecklenbig
Papespirgs
Kniphauren
Che ‘Phipa
Gouds
Also Mentioned on This Page
Soler Alak 'Aibhaans
Rébraady
Perbouied Abeba
West
Idlandy
Maprinsgensethely
Parreefilpndon
Leith
Hall
Dave
Mayyajee
Nice-Admiralty
Devak Cain
Ue Ai
Ieee
Gower
Queen's Palace
Poland
Ordae
Dalalagent In
Igor Reon
Eniremeda
Atlas
Joe
bin Minjeseys
Ape
Esther
Gibraltar
Sabine
Majesty's
Domidalik
Othier Efrateinai
Newefonhad
Iekee
Ain Anscaty
Newfoundland
Gounville
Whitehuld
Apel
Privy’ Council
Privy Council
Cuban
Majesty's Treaulys
Great Beithing
Cinqne
Paris
Guernsey
Jersey
Alderney
Sark