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Barini
Colony.
Date.
Registry No.
No.
420
Canada
October 6, 1866
9629
430
Barbados
October 30, 1868
10,407
over
417
Ilong Kong -
June 28, 1868
6294
418
Ditto
June 20, 1866
6272
419
Victoria
June 30, 1866
6340
Terms of the Governor's proclamation affecting Spanish or Chilian cruisers visiting the port of Hong Kong. Question whether a Bill" for granting to "Her Majesty certain duties of cus- "toms, and for altering certain other " duties," should have been reserved for the signification of Her Majesty's pleasure.
481
Queensland
-
October 30, 1866
10,419
420
General
July 20, 1866
7024
Question whether Colonial bishops are precluded from consecrating bishops without mandate from the Crown.
432
Sierra Leone
October 30, 1866
10,412
421
British Columbia
July 27, 1866
7187
Confidential report by the Colonial At- torney General on the Marriage Ordi- nance. (See No. 361.)
422 | Newfoundland
August 22, 1866
8252
An Act providing for the constitution of
a marine court of inquiry.
438 Canada
November 2, 1860
10,465
423
Canada
August 30, 1866
8493
Bill to postpone the issue of writs for the election of members of the Legislative Council in view of the proposed Con- federation.
431 Cape
November 8, 1866
10,568
423. Hong Kong
August 31, 1866
8554
Draft of Letters Patent for the appoint- ment of a bishop to the vacant see of Victoria, Hong Kong.
424
Canada
August 31, 1866
8819
Measures adopted or proposed to be passed by the Legislature of Canada for the protection of its inhabitante from lawless aggression from subjects of foreign countries at peace with Her Majesty,
485
Canada
November 12, 1866
10,808
486
Ditto
November 11, 1866
10,946
426 Ceylon
September 3, 1866
8797
426❘ Cape
September 4, 1806
8612
Claim of the French Consul at Galle to the assistance of the Colonial Govern- ment to enable him to detain in the local gnols French subjects who have been convicted by him of offences com- mitted on board ship.
Method of annexing the Penguin Telande to the Cape Colony, or, without annex- ing them, of authorising the Governor to lease or grant them to those who are desirous of exporting the guano which they contain.
Subject.
Certain Acts passed by the Canadian Legislature for the prevention of ag- gressions by foreign subjects in time of peace. (See Nos. 424 and 428.)
Action of Messrs. Woodcock and Greg- ham, the Chief Justices of Tobago and Grenada respectively, in leaving the Court of Appeal at St. Lucia, in con- sequence of the non-arrival of Mr. Att hill, Chief Justice of St. Lucia, whose presence was necessary to the proper constitution of the court, and the ques- tion by what method their conduct may be most appropriately inquired into, and, if improper, be most effectually repressed.
Whether it is requisite or desirable in Parliamentary Colonies possessing Government that the consent of the Governor abould be previously obtained by bis Ministers to their most important
measures.
Competency of Her Majesty to enable a Court to sit in Sierra Leone for the adjudication of appeals from the sepa rate settlements of the Gambia, the Gold Coast, and of Lagos.
Letter from the Bishop of Montreal rela- ting to the proposed appointment of the Archdeacon of Toronto to be coadjutor bishop of that diocese, and proposed reply thereto. (See No. 438.)
to the Annexation of "Nomansland ”
Colony of Natal, and mode of effecting the proposed annexation of the Pengain Islands to the Cape of Good Hope. (See No. 426.)
Course adopted by the Canadian Govern- ment with regard to certain Fenian prisoners under Acts of the Canadian Legislature.
Application to the French Government for the surrender of one Lamirande to the Government of Canada, and the probability of his release on a writ of Habeas Corpus if surrendered. Application to the French Government for the surrender of Lamirande. (See No. 436.)
Proposed letter to the Bishop of Mon- treal relating to the appointment of the Archdeacon of Toronto to be coadjutor bishop of that diocese. (See No. 438.) American
Boundaries of the North
Lakes.
"An Ordinance to make provision for the more effectual suppression of piracy,
"An Act to authorise the speedy removal "from the Colony of certain persons
"who may endanger the peace there.
44
of," with special reference to the de- portation clauses,
487
Ditto
November 20, 1866
11,093
438
Ditto
November 20, 1860
11,119
4.39
Ditta
November 22, 1866
11,280
427
Newfoundland
September 7, 1866
8796
An Act relative to the deportation of
criminals from the Colony.
440 | Hong Kong
November 29, 1866
11,401
428 Canada
September 19, 1866
9311
Despatch from the Governor General re specting the Act extending to Lower Canada the law authorising the trial by militia court-martial of persons in arme against the Queen's forces. (See No. 424.)
441
British Honduras
December 7, 1866
11,627
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Registry
Serial No.
Colony.
Date.
No.
442
Malta
December 12, 1866
11,917
448❘ Antigua
December 18, 1866
11,918
444 Antigua
1867. January 3, 1867
469
445
Ditto
January 9, 1867
469
446
Gener
January 9, 1867
1015
447 Jamaica
January 10, 1887
315
448 Cape
January 12, 1887
405
449
Malta
January 14, 1567
.665
480 | Hong Kong
January 15, 1867
712
Subject
Points raised by Her Majesty's Consul General at Tunis concerning a seques- ter which has been placed upon a Tuni- sian ship of war in the port of Malta by some creditors of the Bey. Seizure by ber English crew of the Vene- zuelan steamer "Bolivar," and the question whether the vessel might not be attached in a British port with a view to its value being made available for the satisfaction, as far as it might go, of the claims which Her Majesty's Government have against the Venezue- lan Government.
Instructions to be given to Her Majesty's Naval and Colonial authorities in the West Indies respecting the Venezuelan Government steamer "Bolivar," which had been seized by her British crew. (See No. 448.)
Action of the Lieut.-Governor in the case of the "Bolivar." (See Nos. 443 and 444.)
Instructions proposed to be introduced into the volume of Colonial regulations for the guidance of civil or military officers who are called upon to proclaim martial law, or to act under any such proclamation.
Application of Messrs. Shaen and Roscoe, solicitors for Mr. Sidney Levien, who is appealing from a decision of the Court of Special Commission in con- nection with the recent disturbances in Jamaica, to be furnished with copies of certain documents in order to ascertain the nature and origin of the Supreme Court of Jamaica. (See No. 416.)
Claim of Mr. Bell, a puiane judge at the Cape of Good Hope, for certain fees belonging to the office of Judge of the Vice Admiralty Court in that Colony.
Sequestration of the Tonisian ship Bechir" by the Colonial authorities, at the instance of certain merchants, creditors of the Tunisian Government, (See No. 442.)
Extent of British jurisdiction over waters which are within three miles both of Hong Kong and of the coast of China.