Voyage

2 A passage by water from one place to another. As applied to vessels engaged in foreign and inter- State commerce, is not used of a tug making short trips from one body of water to another.' In a policy of marine insurance, the enterprise begun; not, the route taken.* Not limited to the passage of a vessel from one port to another, but may include several ports. ^ Foreign voyage. A voyage to some port or place within the territory of a foreign nation. Not, then, a whaling voyage into the northern seas.* But may include, as within the meaning of the Coasting Act of 1793, a voyage to a place within the waters of the United States, for trade.'

See CoDRSE, 1; Deviation; Insdkahce, Marine. VS.

See Versus.

See Versus.

VTJLGtAE.

See Indecent; Obscene. w.

W. 1.

As an abbreviation may denote west, western, Westminster, Wi Uiam (king), wills, Washington, Wyoming. W. D. Western District.

See D, 3. 2.

In law-French, interchanged with g: as in wages and gage, ward and guardian, warn and garnish, warranty and guaranty.