Shelby
Belzure
tles.
American
Alleged litegal sealing
12 March 1898
V.
105
Öruiser.
Allanton
Belzure
Oslchas
Belzure
Ollanum..
Destruction of part of
4
cargo.
Elpeang
Bunk
Russian Public Russo-Japanese War..
Ships.
Nov. 1805
vu.
11
Ht. Kilda
Bank
Ikbone
Bunk
Agnes G, Donahoe
ment of crow.
Seizure and imprison Uruguayan Au-
thorities.
Alleged illegal sealing
16 Feb. 1906
VD.
Oldhamis..
Belzura subsequently
wrecked and burnt.
*
MARITIME-continued.
Subject
F101
Date,
Vol.
No.
CANADIAN LAKES.
United States Naval Depôts on
Terms of United States Reciprocity Treaty with regard
to Navigation.
CERTIFICATES OF COMPETENCY.
6 June 1862
24 June 1874
Cancelling or suspension of ...
==
1.
III.
117 27
23 Jan. 1882
LIL.
127
271A
CERTIFICATES ON SHIPS' AGREEMENTS.
Use of stamp by Consuls for endorsement
COASTING Trade.
Licenses to Foreign Bottoms.
nance.
25 Nov. 1870
=
II.
674
British Columbia Ordi-
31 Dec. 1867
28 Oct. 1886
FEE
II.
IV.
Coasting Trade, Dominica. Competency of the General
Legislature of the Leeward Islands to regulate. Leeward Islands Inter-Insular Shipping Trade. Whether coasting trade within the meaning of the Merchant Shipping (Colonial) Act, 1869.
Power of the Crown to place restrictions on shipping
belonging to countries which do not give reciprocity.
COLLISION.
British vessel run down by United States steamer
COLONIAL ARMED VESSELS.
If to be employed outside the three-mile limit, Imperial Act necessary. Such vessels should be commanded by Imperial Officer and form part of the Royal Navy, the Colonies contributing.
Armed Defence Vessel, Victoria.
19 March 1891
17 July 1963
31 March 1904
488
76
IV.
205
==
VI.
194A
VI.
220
6 Dec. 1861
I.
286
21 Dec. 1860
[.
46
*
Powers under Colonial Act
30 March 1867
II.
16 Sept. 1895
V.
92
Armed Police Vessel, Hong Kong
7 Feb. 1867
JI.
462
456
Vessels built for the Victorian Navy.
Status of Orders in Council under the Act of 1865... Flags to be flown.
8 Feb. 1884
IV.
4
Commissions to Officers of the Royal Navy .....
14 March 1884
IV.
Armed Vessels for Harbour Defence, &c.
Legal position of......
12 Sept. 1884
IV.
22
Aug. 1863
I.
207
Queensland Vessel “Gayundah.”
h
17 Nov. 1868
[1.
530
CONTRABAND,
25 June 1869
[].
573
*
AFE
23 Oct. 1872
II.
786
22 March 1873 17 July 1888
II. 800
IV.
124
23 Aug. 1898
V.
186A
Dismissal of officer
Subjecting of officers and men to the Naval Discip-
line Act
See separate heading.
OYPRUS VESSELS.
Status of
DESERTERS. See separate heading.
DOCKYARD, Malta.
Dispute between the Admiralty and the Colonial Govern- ment as to whether the Water Authority had the right of access to the Dockyard for the purpose of inspect- ling the water fittings.
4 Feb. 1889
IV.
138A
7 Dec. 1891
-IV.
230
6 Feb. 1892
7.
3
21 March 1879
III.
196A
17 April 1902
VI.
142
17 Feb. 1905
VII.
4
6 Nov. 1906
18
2
29 Sept. 1999
V.
228
Vessels seized by American Cruisers in Behring Sea. Taking over by officers commanding H.M. Ships
BRITISH WATERS.
Limits. See JURISDICTION.
Violation of:-
1
Attack on British Vessel " Margaret and Jessie" by
United States: Cruiser in British Waters.
Reparation to be obtained...
Spanish Revenus Cruiser searching Spanish Trader
in British Waters.
Seizure by Her Majesty's ship. Subsequent surrender of the two vessels to the Spanish Authorities.
Capture of the "Yara" in British Waters by
Spanish Cruiser.
Spanish Revenue Vessels violating Gibraltar Waters Seizure of British Vessel “Bessie" in British Waters:
By United States Custom House Officials
Conveyance of British vessel captured by U.S.
cruiser through British waters,
Conveyance of British subjects and ships seized by the Mexican Authorities through the waters of British Honduras.
See also FOREIGN VESSELS.
PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE
Reference :-
C.O. 885
6 -
ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH-NOT TO
PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON
-
Sabject
102
MARITIME—continued.
EMIGRANT VESSELS. See below PASSENGER SHIPH.
FOREIGN NAVAL OFFICERS AND SAILORS.
Liability of a foreign naval officer to be sued in a Colonial
Court.
Application for detention of sailors convicted by French
Consul at Galle, Ceylon, in local gaole. Application of United States Consul, Hong Kong, for
detention of mutinous sailors. Proceedings against Spanish sailors placed on board the British ship "Amalia," captured by Spanish Guarda Costa, but subsequently retaken by the crew. Spanish sailors found on board vessels illegally captured by Guarda Costas, and recaptured by Her Majesty's naval forces...
FOREIGN VESSELS.
French Merchant Vessel.
}
Date.
Vol.
No.
8 April 1862
I.
109
3 Sept. 1866
II.
425
7 Aug. 1867
II.
474
10 May 1876
III.
94
1 June 1876
25 Nov. 1876
III. III.
98
117