The Labour Question An Epitome of the Evidence And the Report of the Royal Comm
The Labour Question An Epitome of the Evidence And the Report of the Royal Comm
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Mr. Wilson further suggested that the Seamen's Union at every port should directly elect six additional persons to sit on the Local Marine Board. Although, as was pointed out by Mr. Scrutton 2 and Sir Henry Calcraft, 3 the judicial functions of the boards extend only to alleged misconduct on the part of certificated officers, Messrs. Wilson and Plimsoll 4 claimed that seamen were, never- theless, immediately interested in those functions being properly discharged, and the last named witness 1 B.... I. Dig. P. 63 ; Min. 9348-51.
2 B. II. Dig. P. 103 ; Min. 14087.
3 B. II. Dig. P. 103 ; Min. 14805-7.
4 B. II. Dig. P. 103 ; Min. 11310-2.
TRANSPORT TRADES. 199 considered that they should be enabled to secure the transfer of such cases as did concern their interests from the jurisdiction of the Local Marine Board to that of the nearest magistrate who was: not a ship- owner.
Engagements of seamen 1 are regulated by sections 146-167 of the same Act of 1854. According to the provisions of section 147, no person other than the owner, master or mate, or some person who is bond fide the servant and in the constant employ of the owner or master, may engage or supply any sea- man to any ship in the United Kingdom without a special license from the Board of Trade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Wilson further suggested that the Seamen's Union at every port should directly elect six additional persons to sit on the Local Marine Board. Although, as was pointed out by Mr. Scrutton 2 and Sir Henry Calcraft, 3 the judicial functions of the boards extend only to alleged misconduct on the part of certificated officers, Messrs. Wilson and Plimsoll 4 claimed that seamen were, never- theless, immediately interested in those functions being properly discharged, and the last named witness 1 B.... I. Dig. P. 63 ; Min. 9348-51.
2 B. II. Dig. P. 103 ; Min. 14087.
3 B. II. Dig. P. 103 ; Min. 14805-7.
4 B. II. Dig. P. 103 ; Min. 11310-2.
TRANSPORT TRADES. 199 considered that they should be enabled to secure the transfer of such cases as did concern their interests from the jurisdiction of the Local Marine Board to that of the nearest magistrate who was: not a ship- owner.
Engagements of seamen 1 are regulated by sections 146-167 of the same Act of 1854. According to the provisions of section 147, no person other than the owner, master or mate, or some person who is bond fide the servant and in the constant employ of the owner or master, may engage or supply any sea- man to any ship in the United Kingdom without a special license from the Board of Trade.
What to read after The Labour Question An Epitome of the Evidence And the Report of the Royal Comm?
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