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Privateering and Piracy in the Colonial Period

Note 3 — THE REVENGE. (continued 2)

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On application, the Lords Commissioners of Appeal, or their deputy the surrogate, would issue an inhibition to the judge of the court from which the appeal had come up, enjoining him to stop all further proceedings, and a monition to transmit all the past proceedings in the cause to them; these latter documents constituted the transmiss or transmission mentioned below. Browne, Civil and Admiralty Law (ed. 1802), II. 439. Clerke, Praxis Curiae Admiralitatis, tit. 57.

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