INDEX.
Berial
No.
Colony,
Date.
Registry No.
1
British Honduras
1874. Jan. 2, 1874
51
2
Jamaica
Jan. 7, 1874
3043
3
New Zealand
-
Jan. 9, 1874
278
A
4A
Canadia General
Jan. 9. 1874 January 191180/96. Bahamas.
611
5
Straits
Feb. 10, 1874
1476
6
Canada
Feb. 12, 1874
1575
7
Mauritius
Feb. 14, 1874
2367
8
Straits
Feb. 18, 1874
1867
Subject.
The export of arms from British Honduras to
belligerent States.
Seizure and detention of arms and ammunition found on board the vessel" Village Bride." Surrender to the United States Consular Agent of the chief mate and two of the crew of a United States merchant ship.
Question as to the action to be taken under
Arrangement with the United States Govern- § 23 of the Foreign Enlistment Act, 1870, in the cases of the "Deerhound" and "Edith " supposed to be fitting out for an expedition hostile to the de facto Government of Spain.
Appointment of places of intermediate custody of soldiers sentenced by courts-martial in the Colonies to penal sarvitude.
a 2
Insufficiency of the terms employed in two Orders in Council for bringing into operation two Bills framed by the Dominion Parliament in 1873, and reserved by the Governor- General.
Difficulty of procuring evidence for the pro- secution of prisoners sent from Madagascar for trial in Mauritius under the Order in Council of 4th February 1869,
As to whother the pension of Sir Benson Maxwell should be paid from Indiau Colonial funds.
Or
owners of the vessels
M
Restoration to their
"Challenge
" and "Melaine," under the Kidnapping Act of 1872.
condemned
A double election to the Legislative Assembly
of Nevis.
The bringing into operation of the Canadian
Extradition Act of 1878.
Claim of Mr. Kynoch against the Spanish Government for compensation on account of the seizure of his property during the Cuban insurrection.
Escape from New Caledonia, and arrival in Sydney, of Rochefort and other late Com- munist prisoners, and the Course to be pursued by Her Majesty's Government in the event of the French Government making a demand for their extradition, or of the Colonial Govern- ment taking steps for their removal. Seizure on board Messrs. Zwicher's vessel, the "Violet," of arms and ammunition suspected of being intended for exportation to Venezuela. Proceedings of the authorities with regard to
the steamer “ Virginius,"
Position of the British settlers in the island of
San Juan.
Whether Governor Eyre should be allowed to count for pensiou the period during which he remained in Jamaica after the appointment of Sir H. Storks as Governor, and also the period during which he administered the Government on half salary,
9
New South Wales
Feb. 19, 1874
1906
10
Nevis
Mar. 11, 1874
2773
11
Canada
Mar. 28, 1874
3458
12
Ditto
Mar. 31, 1874
4362
13
New South Wales
·
Apr. 9, 1874
4221
14
Trinidad
Apr. 13, 1874
4494
15
Jamaica
16
Canada
16A
General (Jamaica)
Apr. 18, 1874
Apr., 1874
Apr. 28, 1874
4493
5055
5510
A
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