Serial
Date.
Colony
Registry No.
Serial
Bubject
Colony.
Date.
Registry
No.
No.
No.
790
Western Australia
December 16, 1872
12,445
Mitigation of the sentence passed on Mr. L. C. Burges for the murder of an abo- riginal native.
805
Hong Kong •
March 27, 1873
3381
·
791
Jamaica
December 23, 1872
12,648
Bill to facilitate the sale of encumbered
estates.
HOG
Canada
March 28, 1873
3379
1873.
807
Ditto
March 81, 1673
3127
792
Canada
January 17, 1873
1266
Transfer of defensive works, &c. from the Imperial to the Canadian authorities. (See Nos. 688 and 746.)
793
British Honduras
794
Natal
January 20, 1873
February 12, 1873
590
Period at which the Foreign Enlistment
Act can be put into force.
808
Babamas
April 3, 1873
3172
1264
Objections taken in the Colony for alter- ing the constitution of the Colony, (See No. 754.)
800
Canada
April 7, 1873
3316
795
Canada
February 12, 1873
1265
common
An Act passed by the Legislature in 1871
relating to
schools. (See No. 787.)
810
Australia
April 7, 1873
3317
796
Newfoundland
March 6, 1873
2089
797
Australia
March 10, 1873
2200
Whether the appointment of magistrates to keep peace and order among the set- tlers on the west coast, or French shore, of the island would contravene any existing treaty with France.
Draft Bill to enable the Australian Colo- nies to impose or remit duties upon the importation into any one of the said Colonies of any article the produce or manufacture of or imported from any other of the said Colonies. (See No. 720.)
811
812
Natal
Malta
April 14, 1873 April 16, 18-3
3349
3785
813
Victoria, General
April 18, 1873
8726
814
Fiji
-
April 22, 1873
4528
798
Fiji
March 14, 1873
3251
Proposed instructions to commanding officers of Her Majesty's ships employed in the suppression of the slave trade among the islands in the South Pacific Ocean.
815
Newfoundland
April 25, 1873
4738
799
Ditto
March 20, 1873
3251
Proposed modifications in the instructions to naval officers as to kidnapping. (See preceding report.)
816
Canada
May 13, 1873
4728
800
Canada
March 22, 1873
3182
Seizure of the schooner "Bessie," of New Brunswick, by the United States Cus- tom House officials.
817
Bahamas
May 14, 1873
4734
801
Ditto
March 24, 1878
3180
Land claims of British settlers in the
Island of San Juan.
818
Gold Coast -
May 15, 1873
4865
802
Mauritius
March 25, 1873
2821
Suggested issue of an Order in Council extending the Colonial Attorneys Relief Act (20 & 21 Vict. c. 89.) to the Colony.
819
Bahamas
May 19, 1873
5024
803
Jamaica
March 25, 1878
2822
Whether it was competent for the Local Legislature to exclude in a proposed consolidation of the Colonial Customs Laws the operation of so much of the Imperial Customs Consolidation Acta
804
Hong Kong -
March 27, 1878
3880
as were locally in force by making pro- vision on the subjects which those Acta regulated.
Draft Ordinance for preventing the build- ing or equipment in the Colony of ves- pels intended for the coolie trade.
820
Gold Coast
May 20, 1873
5070
* 2
Bubject.
Proceedings instituted by a Chinaman against a Chinese Officer who had been employed to demand his extradition, and the instructions to be issued for the Governor's guidance in the event of any similar case arising.
Abduction of Dr. Rufus Bratton; his claim for compensation. (See No. 781 and unte.)
Bill passed by the United States House of Representatives for carrying into effect the provisions of the Treaty of Wash- ington respecting fisheries.
Liability of the steam tug "Anna" to seizure for breaches of the Merchant Shipping Act of 1854.
The New Brunswick Act relating to common schools. (See Nos. 787 and 795.)
The Australian Colonies Duties Bill. (See
Nos. 720 and 797.)
The Delagos Bay dispute.
Release by the island authorities of two Italian prisoners on board the " Helène,"
the vessel having been forced by stress of weather to put into Malta.
Question under what circumstances the certificate of a foreigner naturalised in a British Colony becomes void.
Linbility of British subjects claiming Fijian nationality to British jurisdiction both within and beyond the limits of the Fijian state. (See No. 760.)
Proposed appointment of magistrates on the French shore "to regulate the fishery. (See No. 796,)
Competence of the Dominion Parliament to vest in themselves the power to ad- Ininister oaths.
Obligation of the Colony to redeem cer tain debentures issued by the Colonial Government in 1868.
What steps can properly be taken to stop the in portation by British subjects, or in British vessels, arms and ammunition into Assines or any other neighbouring port outside the limits of the Colony, Question whether Letters Patent of 1871 appointing Mr. Pope Hennessy to be Governor of the Babames bad become null and void, the making of them not having been publicly signified in the Colony within six months after the date thereof.
Whether the Queen has power, under the 150th section of the Customs Consoli- dation Act (16 & 17 Viet. c. 107.), to prohibit the exportation of arms, &c. for any particular ports or placer. (Sce No. 816.)
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