Serial
Curia! Ho.
Colony,
Date.
Registry No.
Bubject.
No.
Cology.
Date.
Registry No.
102
Bahamas
February 9, 1883
1891
Proposed demand for the surrender by the United States, under the Treaty of August 9, 1842, of one Clark on a charge of kidnapping two natives of the Bahamas in 1881.
170
Mauriting
May 11, 1863
4847
180
Bermuda
May 12, 1863
4921
163
Hong Kong -
February 24, 1868
2515
Right of the Chinese Government to demand the extradition of persons accused of political offences agafort that Government.
164
Ditto
February 28, 1863
2391
165 Bahamas
March 12, 1868
2727
166
Cape
March 14, 1868
2559
in the Colonial
Certain dafalcationa
Treasury,
Capture of the British schooner "Emma Tattle" by the United States ship of war "Cambridge,” and the subsequent resumption of the command of the "Emma Tuttle" by her proper captain.
Power of Her Majesty to revoke by Let-
ters Patent so much of the Charter of Justice of the Colony as relates to pre- cedence, and to make fresh provision In that respect.
181
South Australis
182
Montserrat,
May 19, 1869
May 16, 1863
4796
4870
183
Hong Kong -
May 20, 1863
8081
184
Antigua
May 21, 1863
4962
167 South Australia
March 13, 1863
2508
Proposed alteration in the Letters Patent
of the Bishop of Adelaide.
185
Queensland
May 20, 1883
5154
168
Bahamas
March 14, 1863
2726
Proclamation issued by the Governor prohibiting native pilots from serving on board belligerent ships.
186
Bahamas
June 1, 1868
6402
100
Leeward Islands
March 20, 1863
3421
Disposal of the balance of the property of one Anne Wright, deceased, which had secheated to the Crown,
167
Hong Kong -
June 3, 1863
6714
170 Natal
April 1883
3307
Draft Bill for the prevention and punish- ment of offences committed by Her Majesty's subjects in South Africa.
188
Barbados
June 6, 1863
5718
171 Jamaica
April 9, 1863
3428
172
New Zealand
April 9, 1868
3429
Draft Bill for the Government of the
Cayman Islands. (See No. 147.)
Questions respecting the position of the Auckland Islands with respect to the Colony.
189
Jamaica
June 9, 1863
5841
178
Ditto
April 9, 1863
8430
174
Barbados
April 18, 1863
4098
175
Canada
April 21, 1863
3948
A question of privilege_affecting the relations of the two Houses of the Legislature.
Complaint of Rear-Admiral Wilkes, of the United States Navy, that the Governor had shown undue partiality to the Confederate vessel " Öreto.”
Method of appointing Canadian bishops and an address from the Synod of Quebec praying for the consecration of the Rev. J. W. Williams as bishop of that diocese.
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Claim of the director of the postal servics of the "Messageries Imperiales" to certain barbour accommodation.
Expediency of landing at Bermuda the prisoner charged with the murder of the senior officer of the Confederate war steamer “Sumter" in preference to confining him on board Her Majesty's ship "Shannon."
Validity of the South Australian Electoral
Act No. 20 of 1861.
Question whether the Governor is enti. tled to preside at the meetings of the Legislative Assembly when the House is in Committee, and, in such case, to have a casting as well as a deliberative vote.
Measures taken for the prevention of the
supply of arms and ammunition to the Chinese insurgents by British subjects.
"An Act for enforcing Church disci-
pline."
Extent of the Governor's jurisdiction over the islands in the seas adjacent to the Colony.
A privateer said to be fitting out at Nassau to cruise against the shipping of the United States.
Power of the Supreme Court in Hong Kong to issue a mandamus to the Con- sular Courts in China,
Partiality alleged by Admiral Wilkes to have been shown by the Governor to the Confederate steamer "Oreto." (See No. 174.)
Resolution passed by the House of Assam- L
bly to the effect "that no officer attend- "ing on the Legislative or Privy "Council or House of Assembly of “this island, or whose duty it is to "give attendance at, or be responsible "to, any public board composed wholly "or principally of members of the Legislative Council or Assembly "shall be qualified to sit or vote in "this House."
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Extent of the Governor's jurisdiction over islands in the reas adjacent to the Colony. (See No. 185.)
Disagreement on official matters between
the Consul and the Vice-Consul of the United States at Cape Town, and the action of the Governor with reference thereto.
Annexation of the Trans-Keian territory to British Kaffraria. (See No. 152.)
Disposal prisoner charged with the murder of the senior officer of the "Sumter" in consequence of the re- fusal of the United States Governmens to allow, the prisoner to be passed on board one of Her Majesty's ships of war through the blockading squadron to a Confederate port. (See No. 180).
190
Queensland
June 16, 1863
5953
191
Cape
June 16, 1863
8138
176
Babamas
May 1, 1863
4457
Limits of the territorial jurisdiction of Great Britain over the Bahama Banks. (See Nos. 142 and 148.)
192
Ditto
June 18, 1883
6072
177
Canada
May 4, 1863
4399
Mandate to the Metropolitan of Canada for the consecration of the Rev. J. W. Williams to the Sea of Quebec. (See No. 175.)
193
Bermuda
July 1, 1863
6530
178
General
May 11, 1863
4818
Question whether British subjects serving
as sailors on board any Federal or Con federate man-of-war in a British har- bour can be prosecuted under the Foreign Enlistment Act.