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HONGKONG DAILY PREAS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER SUMA. 1910.

BRITISH NATIONALITY,

WHY BULGARIA WENT TO WAR.

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But, it will be said. Bulgaria wan promised that her claims should receive generous consideration at the hands of the Quadruple Entente. She had every reason to hope that time and patienos would enable her aepirationɑ to be in great measure realised, and that an equitable settlement of the Balkan prob lem would ultimately be reached; a settlement which would enable hor to live in peace and concord with her neighbours.

fanatics, and one cannot blame them for would not be born within the allegianos”

it; but it is not their fanaticism but (Calvin's ease; ubi tumm, DP: BL, 184),

their intelligence which has made them But this classio exemple does not extend The part of the British Nationality and

dangerous. In o small and relatively Status of Aliens Act, 1924, which is most to the case of an alien enang, who is pence,

ably residing hore. His lesuo would, we The following article is from the pen backward country like Balgaria a few. important, and which devortbeldes seems imagine, be British, and this apparently of a correspondent intimately associated of this type can direct and influence to have received, least, consideration, is scent of even if the radar vere intern with the Balkan States, and his views public opinion to a degree hardly com tion 1. This constitutes the whole of Farted at the time of birth. Y

will be read with considerable interest Prehensible to us here in England. They 1, and is the provision which defines **natural-born British subjects." In con- The term within the allegiance" may dealing as they do with the quant leady positions of Luthority; and im State; there are Ministers and ex- trodistinction, to these we have naturalized also be construed as meaning withining up to Bulgaria's participation in the portance in every department of the

War on the side of the

Ministers Generale, Professors, and 2 lions, and Part II defines this second ritory owing allegance to the King Power

Newspaper Editors among them. In class of British subjects and also provides and this is probably its more usual moan-

BUCHAREST, October 20th. every one of the tens of thousanide of that naturalication shall confer British ing. The phrase within the ligande

Even to those who have been on the refugees who have emigrated to Bulgaria nationality not only in the United King- was used in contradistinction to "within dom, but in the King's dominions generally the realm and was intended to include spot and were in a position to follow from Serbia and Greek Macedonia inca though as regards the five self-governing places outside England which owed allegi with close attention the trend of Balkan the last Balkan War, they had a humble dominions Canada, Australia, New Zea ance to the Crown. A man might be born affairs during the war, the rapidity ally, who, by his presence alone, helped to drive home into the minds of free Bul- land, South Africa and Newfoundland "out of the realm of England, yet within with which the crisis in Bulgaria de only when the dominion has adopted the the ligeance" (Co. Litt. 1294) if, for inveloped has been surprising Tho pos-garians the conviction that the national bonour and the national existence was present Act. It was this provision finally stance, he was born at Calais before it was sibility of such a move on her part was, arranged at the Imperial Conference of lost (Calvin's case, ubi supra, p. 29A). But of course, recognised long ago, but the round up with the question of Mace 1911-fer extending the offect of naturali- if used in scation 1 (1) (a) in this sense, general belief among persons competent Mr & Mrs Wzation over the whole of the British Em- the addition of "within the allegiance to gauge the situation was that she, in pire which chiefly received the attention of to within the dominions" would be more common with the other Balkan Neutrals, Parliament when the Bill was under dis repetition and would he meaningless. Greece and Roumanis, would play to entsion (Hansard, H.L., vol. 15, 5th sories, Sinto in English law antionality de gain time in the hope of the general out

look clearing considerably before the p. 503; H.C., vol. 62, 5th serios, p. 1168). pends on the jus soli it follows that, stricte committed herself to any decisivo step Section 1 was apparently treated as a merely, no person born abroad can be à British Setting aside as futile any talk of consolidating section, and Parliament reubject, and this was the doctrine of the treachery to the Entente Fewers one can Hed upon the draftsman having done his comraon Law There was an exception in not but feel astonished that the Bul- task of consolidation correctly."

favour of children of the Sovereign, and garian, who paid so dearly in 1913 for But the question of the naturalization of also in favour of children of an ambassador the rash over-ocnfidence in their Govern- alions seems to be of minor importance born abread, the lattor perhaps on the mont, should not have taken their lesson Admitting that their compared with that of ascertaining who principle that an ambassador carries his tore to heart.

Time and patience ah, there's the are astaral-born British subjects, and country with him: De Geer v. Stone (position as an Ishmaelite State in the rub! These were just the things which Mr & Mrs H. U. Page from the point of view both of history and Ch. D., p. 254). But successive inroads family of nations, hating all their weigh the Macedonian leaders were unwilling Mr & Mr W Wthe laws of other nations section 1 deserves were made on the common law by statute.bours and distrusting all the great or perhaps, unable, to give.

I have Payne and infant Mr & Mrs Dmore consideration than it has hitherto re- The Act 25 Ed. 3, stat 1 (1350), enacted Powers, was a very difficult on it is called theso men fanatics, and when did ceived: The question whether a person is that children without the ligeance of not easy to understand how their culers patience and fanaticism go together t a subject of an alien is determined by the the King, whose fathers and mothers at made up their minds at the present They hated Serbia with a bitter batred.

Beside that, nothing else was municipal law of the country in question, the time of their birth should be at the juncture to riel all on so doubtful an

of any Fimportance, and different countries have adopted dif- faith and ligeance of the King" might

An ally, a powerful ally When I was in Solla two months ago appeared. The destruction of their foes ferent rules. These are based either on inherit land within the same ligeance i the jus soli or the jus sanguinis. The Eng and the Act 7 Anne, c. 5 (1708), enacted nobody made any secret of the Govern scomed certain could they but win over lish common law rule of nationality is based more generally that the children of all ment's intention to secure at all cons their kinsmen of free Bulgaria.

The MrED; Ray on the jus sofi.To the common law," natural-born subjects born out of the lige-what, from the Bulgarian point of view, other side made promises, but great Kits C. Read

said the Report of the Inter-Departmental ance should be deemed to be natural-born would be a satisfactory settlement of the Powers had broken their word to Bul. Committee of 1901 on the Naturalization subjects to all intents. This was found to exalted nonsense talked about sacred again. The Teuton was ready with deeds

Macedonian question, nor Mr A. H. Rudolph

was any garis before and might possibly do so FJ. Laws," belongs the fundamental principle go too far, and was explained and restrain- Saundare deg

that any person who is born within Hised by 4: Geo, 2, c, 91 (1730), 3. 1, the effect obligations to one party of belligerents and not mere words. It was for Macedonia Mr W, E. Böhroder Majesty's Dominions is from the moment being to require that the father of the bad any political conversations, from the lieve, carried Bulgaria with her. These For the other, but everyone with whom I "Der Tog and Macedonia has, I bả of his birth a British subject, whatever may child born abroad must be a British subject neting Minister for Foreign Affairs, M. men are not pro-Germans; they are anti. be the nationality of either or both of his at the time of the child's birth. And then Kostief, downwards, repeated in varying Serbians, and though King Ferdinand parents, and however temporary and the Act 13 Geo. 3, e 91 (1773), s. 1, extend koys the refrain of Wait and See, casual the circumstances determining the British nationality to the grand Moreover, the shrewdest schemers were precipitated events, it is my earnest and his Germanophile clique certainly locality of his birth may have been. Op children, by enacting that persons barn out apparently more than half convinced belief that it was the Macedonian leaders posed to the jus role is the principle that of the ligeance whose fathers were by that by deft manipulation of the situs- who decided the issue and forced Bul- the nationality of a child follows that of statute put on the footing of natural-horntion it would be quite possible to obtain garia on to that perilous road from ite parents, and this is now incorporated subjects should themselves be taken to be the greater part of their desires, with which there can be no turning back. in the law of most States. It was enacted natural-bern subjects. Thus where a child out imposing the burden of a fresh war

Unlike many writers who may be by the Code Napoléon, and is the low pro born abroad of on sctual natural-born Bri- on their sorely-tried country, vailing on the Continent generally for tish subject was made a British subject It seems to me that in attempting to better able to judge than I, though they instance, in Germany, Austria, Hungary, by 4 Goo, 9, 91, his children born abroad find an explanation for the sudden had not the advantage of being on the and Belgium (Hall, International Law, were made British subjects by 13 Geo. 3, change of attitude at Sofia our Press Kbs pot during the critical months which C. 8th ed., p. 223 Oppenheim, 2nd ed., vol. 21. These were attempts to graft the jus been misled as regards several vital preceded Bulgaria's fatal decision, I do "bangling 1, p. 375. Hence arises the possibility sanguinis on the fut soli, and in effect the points. Too much weight hus, I think, not believe that it is our of double nationality. But though the made the jus sanguinis the rate of British been attributed to the personal influence diplomacy" which was alone to blame. Milon, Jr former rule is said to be based on birth low ag for as the third generation of the German King. Important as Tear still remains to be seen whether or not Ferdinand's past services have been to Bulgaria's participation in the war may Now the Inter-Departmental Committee recommended that the extension to the country over which he has ruled for not turn out to be decidedly advantage third generation should be repealed, so

twenty-eight years, he is still regarded us to our cause. My regrets are of a as a foreigner, and besides, he is, perhaps different kind. A gallant, liberty-loving that British nationality would cease with wrongly, supposed to have been, if not people who have in many ways deserved the children born abroad of a natural-bath the author, at least a prime mover in a better fate than has fallen to their lot British subject. The provision actually the aggressive policy against the Serbs has blundered at the most important inserted in section 1 (1) of the recent Act and Greeks in 1913 which ended so disas. crisis of its national life, and that error is as follows:-

trously for Hulgarin. In passing, it may may well cost it its existence. he remarked that the fact that the dis appointed people did not vent their in- dignation on the Crown, and the fact that they realised that an interregano A REAL FLESH BUILDER FOR State machinery would; serve no useful and the consequent dislocation of the purpose, is a good instance of the sound ournmon sense which distinguishes the Bulgarians from the Staronio, races.

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within the State, it rests at common law on birth within the allegiante," a term which is much less definite. The rule really is," says the Report just referred to, that all persons born in the ligeance are subjects of the Crown. Now as to the meaning of the "Ligeance of the King," and its effect on naturalization, refer to an interesting article under that title by Sir Francis Piggott, late Chief Justice of Hongkong, in, the current num ber of the Nineteenth Century. It is, per haps too much coloured by the feelings of the hour to be accepted as is permanent contribution to the study of the subject, but it throws useful light on the principles of nationality.

(b) Any person born out of His Majesty's dominions, whose father was a British subject at the time of that per son's-birth, and either was born within His Majesty's allegance or was a person to whom a certificate of naturalisation had been granted.

And there is the following proviso

Provided that the child of a. British sub- jest whether that child was born befors of after the passing of this Act, shall be deemed to have been born within His Majesty's allegiance il born in a place where by treaty, capitulation, grant,

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uwge, aufferance or other lawful means, her people beheve in the superiority of open grate. The material was there,

His Majesty exercise jurisdiction dvor British subjects.

Then while the Bulgarians admire and

Thin men and women-that big, hearty, have in many respects, copied Gorman methods of civil and military organisailing dinner you ate last night What tions, her statesmen have not any special became of all the fat-producing ngur wynthy with the ideals which sway ment it contained? You haven't gained in weight one ounce. That food passed the policy of Berlin and Vienna, apr do

from your body like unburned coal through the German race above all others, which, real is the driving force behind the Gurman armies, a force stronger and the famous Prussian discipline,

Bulgaris is one of the most democratic countries in Europe, and, if asked which country leads the world in civilisation, three educated Bulgars cut of four would unhesitatingly reply, England, because she is and has always been the champion

For the meaning of "ligeance," or in its modern form allegiance, we must go back to Calvin's case (7 Rep. 1a), and to. Coke (Co. Litt, 1991), and then we find: that it is the mutual bond and obliga- tion between the King and his subjects, whereby subjects are called his liege sub- jects, because they are bound to obey and serve him and he is called their liege ford. because he should maintain and defend f** them. Therefore it is truly said In the article referred to above, greater than even that of the Kaiser or that protectio trahit subjectionem et sub Francis Piggott assumes that those provi- ject to protectionem. Logically, there sions do not, as the Committee proposed, fore, the allegiance of the individual caput off grandchildren born abroad. On not be the test of citizenship. Citizenship the contrary, he appears to regard them as or the status of subject must be ascer extending the jus sanguinis indefinitely. tained fist, and when ascertained it car The son of a British father is now he ries with it the mutual bond of allegiance. says, British subject irrespective of the

Calvin's case, "is a true and faithful obe. dience of the subject due to his Sover- eign. UTAN

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but our food doesn't work and stick and the plain truth is you hardly get enough nourishment from your moniato pay for the cost of cooking. This is true of thin folks the world over.

"Your nutritive organs, your functions of asimilation, are sadly out of need reconstruction, fla

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In two

one of those two Sargol tablets. weeks note the difference. Five to eight good solid pounds of healthy Sargol charges your weak, staguant blood there fat should be the net reaals with millions of fresh new red blood cor

Ligeance," we may quote again from place of his birth, if he be born after Is of political and personal liberty. you are eating now and eat with exgry.

January, 1918." But he does say how he On the other hand, many writers srrives at this result, and we doubt when the men of Russian Bull ther the statute is capable of such a con- fact that the influence of in One way of removing the inconsistency struction Apart from the special exten-garia has been steadily declining for is to note that the allegiance which makes sion in the proviso, the phrase within years. Indeed, Panslavism has long been of the child, but the allegiance of its par clause to be equivalent to within His The days of Elevna aud of the Tauruseles gives the blood the carrying citizenship at birth is not the allegiance His Majesty & allegiente deems in this almost an extinct force ents, and this need not be the Majesty's dominions, and the father Liberator have been to great extent over to deliver every ounce of lat must either have been actually British forgotten, but Bulgarians cherish the making material in your foods to every absolute alegiance due from

or have beeny naturalized,mory of the nationalist hero, Stam part of your body. Sargol, too, mixes ject to his Sovereign. It may be the horn temporary allegiance or actual obedience that is, it is only the child born holoff, who devoted his life to freeing with your food and prepares it for due from an alien in the Sovereign's abroad, and not the grandchild, who are young State from the irsenio tutel blood in easily assimilated form Thin dominions. The point is of importance is naturalized In the special places men when we try to give a meaning to the tioned in the proviso-suck, we apppose clause du section 1 of the recent Act which Bert the jus sanguinis is carried on defines the first class of natural-born Bri- definitely, but not, as we read the state tich subjects. That class incintes any anywhere else, and in effect 12 Geo. 3, person born within His Majesty's domin, is repealed and not reenacted. This fons and allegiance." Now, as we have result does not seem to be prevented by soen, the Inter-Departmental Committee's the definition of British subject in report says there are two rules, first a gen-section 27. Soelion 1 of the new Aer will eral rude that all persons born within the not improbably have surprises in store King's dominions are British subjects, and when it comes to be judicially considered, secondly a mare accurate rule that all and we make the above comments with persons born within the King's allegiance some diffidence. We are not sure that the ruple Entente as the friends of progress ore British subjects. At Grst sight it is diffinities wo feel with regard to the staand of the small nations? My answer to and an odd method of draftsmanship just to tute will be felt by others. But an error that question is that the responsibility Long. combine two differing rules the popular which the draughtsman has made in ro and the accurate rule in one sentence, pealing the Act 25, Ed. 3. stat. 1 (stat. 2 in and to define as British subjects all per the Statutes at Large of 1811)--Statutum sons born within the King's dominions and De Natis Ultra Mare-makes us suspicious allegiance, and it might have been up of his treatment of the matter. The posed that the draftsman would have elect statute, after dealing with the children ed for ons form of the rule or the other of the King born abroad, proceeds. " have been for more than a decade the

age of Petrograd. In the army there people gain all the way from 10 to 33 are, or were, many Russophiles among pounds a month while taking Sargol, and these officers who had received a large the ew flesh stays put Sargol tablets part of their professional education in are a scientific combination of six of the that country, but they are not the sort Beat fleah-producing elements known to of man to allow personal prejudices to chemistry. They come 40 tableta to a pack- stand in the way of their duty m

age, are pleasant, harmless and mexpen- What then is the force which has sive, and are obtainable from proved stronger than the prudence of this eminently practical people? Who are the men whose voices have prevailed against the natural sympathy, which the majority of Bulgarians felt or the Quad-

rests on the shoulders of the same men who brought about the ruin of the Balkan League and provoked the lamentable struggle in which Bulgaria forfeited the rewards of her hard-won success; those Macedonian patriote whom, I believe, to evil genius of the Bulgarian nation.

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But if allegiance as here used has the meandront des autres enfants," and this in When I was in Sofia I was in touch Thursday, 2nd Deo.: ing just suggested, this new statement of the edition just referred to is correctly with a number of the most prominent the ruo becontes intelligible Prima facie translated and in respect of other chil-members of this enormously influential birth within the dominions is sufficient, dren. But in other editions the transagroup, and I frankly confeas was dooply and the additional requirement of " with or have fallen into the orror of turning impressed both with them and with the in the allegianco is added by way of it into and in the right of other chil caso which, with a passionate earnestness which is nonsense, and the of conviction, they aid before me. For qualification. It means, on this hypothesis, dren, that the parenta must at the time of birthrightsman of the present Act has repeat generations their race has suffered as be under actual obedience to the Crowned the error. French is a facile language perhaps no other race in Europe had (ton Calvin's case, ubi supre. pp. 6A. 18A), to translate, but it is as well to keep an suffered, barbarous oppression, massacre, hideous cruelties without limit and with In time of peace this qualification has no eye on the meaning-Solicitors Journal.

ous end, a tale which when related by practical effect. All persons within the

men who had passed a great part of their King's dominions, whether subjects or

lives amid such horrors made a picture aliens, are under actual obedience to the

witch it is impossible to forget. And remember these men are well read, in some cases possess a high degree of cul. livad in Western Countries, and indeed, intellectually, are much in advance of the average free-born Bulgarian They are

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Noon-Union Insurance Society of Canton,.

Ltd., Extraordinary General Mesting. 12 15 pm.-China Trader Insurance Co.,

Lid Extraordinary General Meeting. Monday, 6th Dec,

"2.30 p.m.--Meeting of Licezzing Board in the

Connoil Chamber,

Thursday, 9th Dean

3 p.m.-William Fowell, Ltd., Meeting of Sharcho dere at the Dics of Messrs.. Johnson, Stokes & Alaster,

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