In respect to all incidents, emergents, dependents, and things adjoined to, arising out of, or connected with appeals from any ecclesiastical court [F1or from any admiralty or vice-admiralty court] (save in giving a definitive sentence, or any interlocutory decree having the force and effect of a definitive sentence,) the said Judicial Committee and their surrogates shall have full power, subject to such rules, orders, and regulations as shall from time to time be made by the said Judicial Committee, (with the approval of Her Majesty in Council,) to make all such interlocutory orders and decrees, and to administer all such oaths and affirmations, and to do all such things as may be necessary, or the judges of the courts below appealed from or their surrogates in the cases appealed, or the judges of the courts appealed to or their surrogates, [F1or the lords commissioners of appeals in prize causes or their surrogates,] and the judges delegate or their con-delegates under commissions of appeal under the great seal in ecclesiastical and maritime causes of appeal, would respectively have had before The M1Privy Council Appeals Act 1832 and the M2Judicial Committee Act 1833 were passed.