...in counting the number to be carried being intended to mean all descriptions of passengers), being a greater number of passengers than in the proportion of one statute adult to every 50 tons of the registered tonnage of the ship, it was a passenger ship within the meaning of the act,...

...Superficial Feet of Deck allotted to their Use: (3.) No Ship shall carry on her Lower Passenger Deck a greater Number of Passengers than in the Proportion of One Statute Adult to every Eighteen clear Superficial Feet of Deck allotted to their Use : Provided* nevertheless, that if the...

...Superficial Feet of Deck allotted to their Use : (3.) No Ship shall carry on her Lower Passenger Deck я greater Number of Passengers than in the Proportion of One Statute Adult to every Eighteen clear Superficial Feet of Deck allotted to their Use : Provided nevertheless, that if the...

...shall carry under the poop, or in the round house or deck house, or on the " upper passenger deck," a greater number of passengers than in the proportion of one statute adult to ewrr fifteen clear superficial feet of deck allotted to their use : •'0.) No ship shall carry on...

...description of such ship carrying upon any voyage to which the provisions of this Act shall extend more than thirty passengers, or a greater number of...passengers than in the proportion of one statute adult" (defined earlier) " to every fifty tons of the registered tonnage of such ship if propelled by sails,...

...description of such ship carrying upon any voyage to which the provisions of this Act shall extend more than thirty passengers, or a greater number of...passengers than in the proportion of one statute adult" (defined earlier) "to every fifty tons of the registered tonnage of such ship if propelled by sails,...

...ship carrying upon any voyage to which the provisions of the act shall extend more than 30 passengcrs, or a greater number of passengers than in the proportion of one statute adult to every iO tons of the registered tuimage of such ship, if propelled by sails, or of one statute adult to every...

...shall carry under the poop, or in the round house or deck house, or on the " upper passenger deck," a greater number of passengers than in the proportion of one statute adult to every fifteen clear superficial feet of deck allotted to their use : . (3.) No ship shall carry on her lower...

...Voyage to which the Provisions of the -aid'' Passengers Act, "1855,' shall extend, more than Fifty Passengers, or a greater Number of Passengers than in the Proportion of One Statute Adult to every Thirty-three Tons of the registered Tonnage of such Ships, if propelled by Sails, or than One Statute...

...Superficial Feet of Deck allotted to their Use : (3.) No Ship shall carry on her Lower Passenger Deck a greater Number of Passengers than in the Proportion of One Statute Adult to every Eighteen clear Superficial Feet of Deck allotted to their Use ; Provided nevertheless, that if the...