JOHNSON,  JUSTICE,  his  opinion  against  the  extent  of  Admiralty  ju-
risdiction   83-84

JOINDER  of  seamen  in  one  libel  against  ship,  required  by  Act  of  Congress.96

of  material-men 96

in  one  libel,  of  an  allegation  for  repairs  with  one  on  a  bottom-
ry bond 101  note

of  suits  in  rem  and  in  personam 98

of  seamen,  when  they  have  not  joined 96,  97

of  actions  of  tort  and  contract  in  one  libel 98-100

{See  Practice  of  Courts  op  Admiralty.)  •

JUDGMENTS,  FOREIGN,  how  enforced  in  Admiralty 45,  63

•■■''*      on  bail  bond,  in  revenue  cases .' 171-173

JURAMENTUMNECESSARIUM,  what  it  is 248

JURATORY  CAUTION,  a  poor  person  unable  to  find  sureties  admit-
ted to 152,  161

duty  of  proctors  in  regard  to  tendering 161

JURISDICTION  OP  ADMIRALTY,

its  extent  in  the  ancient  Maritime  Courts  of  the  continent  . .  .25

in  France,  defined  by  the  Ordonnance  de  la  MaHrie 26-29

in  England  extended  in  early  days  to  questions  of  prize,  mar-
itime contracts,  and  navigation 29

duties  of  the  Lord  High  Admiral :   29,30

ordinance  of  Edward  I.  as  to  contracts  between  meirchants ....  29
ordinances  contained  in  the  Black  Book 29,  30


568  INXKEX.
