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Berial No.
Colony.
Date.
Bubject.
No.
Berial
No.
Colony,
Data.
Registry No.
220 Natal
November 18, 1868
11,005
Proper mode of annexing to the Colony territory acquired from the native Chief Faka.
238
New Brunswick
February 9, 18864
1109
231
Bahamas
November 27, 1963
10
Cees of the "Etta," which, having pro- viously mailed as a Confederate cruiser, had been purchased by certain mer. chants at Nassau and went on a voyage to New York, where she was seised by the United States Government.
234
St. Helens.
February 10, 1864
1120
292
Queensland -
December 18, 1963
12,135
Question respecting the power of the Legislature to alter the constitution of the Colony.
285
New Brunswick
February 11, 1864
1252
286
223
Natal
December 28, 1963
12,395
Cape
February 12, 1864
1576
224
British Honduras
1864.
January 14, 1864
470
225
Bahamas
January 16, 1864
4767
226
St. Helena
January 19, 1864
665
Draft Ordinance for legalising and regu- lating the marriages of certain natives, to be solemnized according to Christina rites, and for validating former native marriages performed by clergymen, except where such marriages would be polygamic.
Repair at Burmada of certain vessels employed in running the blockade of the ports of the Confederate States.
Low by a native of Bahamas of property at St. Domingo in consequence of the action of the Spanish troops employed in quelling the Mexican insurrection.
Supposed variance between the provisions of the treaty with America for the suppression of the slave trade and the Act of Parliament 25 & 26 Vict. c. 40.
■, 16.
287
Jamaica
February 19, 1864
1587
238
Cape
February 20, 1864
1687
239
Natal
March 8, 1864
2006
227
Virgin Islands
January 20, 1864
607
Draft license granting to Mr. F. Doma
the right of exporting from the Island of Sombrero certain phosphates used as
240
Ceylon
March 4, 1864
2101
manure.
228
Cape
January 28, 1864
687
229
Natal
January 29, 1864
820
A synod of the diocese of Cape Town, convened by the bishop, and the alleged illegality of its constitution and pro- ceedings.
Question whether Her Majesty by the Letters Patent of 15th July 1856 abandoned her right of legislating for the Colony by Order in Council, and whether the Lient.-Governor and Ex- ecutive Council could be constituted
■ corporate body with full powers of alienation, management, &c. of the lands required for the use of the natives.
241
Newfoundland
March 4, 1864
2210
242
Gibraltar
March 22, 1864
Subject.
Request of the Lieut-Governor for instructions with regard to two of the persons implicated in the seizure of the "Chompeake.*
Construction of the treaty with the United States for the suppression of the slave trade and of an Act of Par liament passed to carry that treaty into execution. (See No. 226.)
Further respecting the seizure of the
"Chesapeake."
Seizure of the British bark "Saxon" by the United States ship "Vanderbilt." (See No. 280.)
Question whether the Crown, after appointing an official assignee under the Island Act 11 Viot, o. 28. s. 6, bas power to remove such assignee from office unless in pursuance of a certig- cate from the Supreme Court under
section 19.
Detention of the Confederate war vessel "Tuscaloos" by the British authorities at Simon's Bay. (See Nos. 218 and 281.)
Draft charter for constituting the Lient- Governor and the members of the Executive Council for the time being
■ corporation for the purpose of dealing with land required for the use of the natives. (See No. 229.)
"An Ordinance to provide for the regis- tration of titles to land and of alt deeds affecting land in this Colony."
Application made to the Governor by the United States Consul that in case the "Alabama"
or the "Chempeake" should proceed to Newfoundland they should respectively be detained.
1557/1888 Reply of the Spanish Government to the inquiry made by Her Majesty's Minis-
244
New South Wales
March 31, 1864
3116
248
New Brunswick
March 23, 1864
2836
230
Cape
January 30, 1864
1003
Shooting of the chief mate
"Saxon" by an officer of the United States ship "Vanderbilt."
of the
231
Ditto
February 8, 1864
1267
rate
232
Hong Kong
February 8, 1864
1719
Proceedings at the Cape of the Confede- vessels "Alabama" and "Tuscaloos.” (See No. 218.)
Complaint of Mr. Laird that he had been prevented by the restriction imposed at Kong and Singapore on the sale of arms from disposing of some guna, of the value of 2,000, which he had pur- chased at Woolwich for exportation to those markets. (See Nou, 148, 188, 194, and 201.)
245
Natal
April 21, 1864
3768
246
Mauritius
April 25, 1864
3852
ter at Madrid as to the reasons why an indemnity has not been awarded to the owners of the "Criticado." (See No. 206.)
Doubt which has been raised in New Brunswick respecting the manner in which the parties concerned in carrying off the "Chempaake" should be dealt with.
Doubt as to the jurisdiction of the law courts of a Colony over the Governor of that Colony.
Petition from the Bishop of Natal to the Queen in Council, and mode of a. mäg with the same.
Proceedings of the Governor in regard to the goods taken out of the Confederate prize Sea Bride" and brought to Port Louis in the French' barque "Sirène,"
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Berial No.
Colony.
Date.
Registry
247
Turks Islanda
May 6, 1864
4718
248
Mauritius
May 11, 1864
5119
249
New Zealand
May 14, 1864
4605
250
Hong Kong •
May 21, 1864
4791
Bubject.