Subject.
127
NEUTRALITY—continued.
REFUSAL OF SHIP OF WAR TO COMPLY WITH NEUTRAL-A
ITY PROCLAMATION.
Steps to be taken in the event of
Datu',
Vol.
No.
27 Sept. 1870
11.
=
663
140
22
284
296
DUTIES OF NEUTRALS.
Comments on the note of the Prussian Ambassador
13 Dec. 1864
288
14 Oct. 1870
11.
666A
31 Jan. 1865
1.
304
31 March 1865
1.
323
SALE OF BRITISH VESSEL TO VENEZUELAN GOVERN-
MENT:
And its subsequent conversion into vessel of war
27 Oct. 1871
IT. 733
28 Jan. 1865
1.
301
AMERICAN STEAMER EDGAR STEWART."
Detention in Jamaica, and subsequent release of this vessel which was suspected of lailing arine in Cula for the use of the Insurgents
9 July 1872
25 July 1872
!]. IT.
767 774
NEUTRALITY-continued.
HOSTILE EXPEDITION FROM CANADA INTO THE UNITED
STATES,
Recommendation that the Governor-General should be furnished by Act of the Legislature with powers for the expulsion of suspected aliens and the seizure of suspected vessels on the British lakes, and munitions of war of every kind
If extradition proceedings against the St. Alban's raiders fail by reason of their acting as officers of the Con- federate Government, they should be tried for mieprision
('onduct of Political Agent of the Confederate Govern-
ment,
THE "AJAX," SUPPOSED TO BE INTENDED FOR THE
CONFEDERATE SERVICE...
As to detention at Nassau
25 Nov. 16-L 6 Jan. 1865
E
CONFEDERATE MERCHANT
STEAMER *('HAMELEON
FORMERLY SHIP OF WAR.
Treatment of ...
VIRGINIUS":
16 March 1865
316
24 March 1865
319
VESSELS SUSPECTED TO
RE
DESIGNED FOR THE COX-
Suspected of being engaged in the service of the Cuban Insurgents, but not any grounds for detention in Jamaica. Governor's action to be approved
25 Dec. 1873
11.
879
18 April 187 1
III.
15
FEDERATE SERVICE.
Despatch from the Governor of the Bahamas Case of two vessels constructed at Montreal
SPANISH AND CHILIAN CRUISERS.
Terms of the Proclamation of the Governor of Hong Kong
affecting.
SPANISH MERCHANT STEAMER "COMANDITARIO."
Allegation of Spanish Admiral that coals were sent to her from Nassau in a sloop which also took Cubans and which returned next day with her cargo, and that enlistment and drilling of insurgents took place at Nassau
Exclusion from British ports of vessels suspected to
belong to Cuban insurgents.
AMERICAN STEAM VESSEL "PERIL."
Reply to representation of Spanish Chargé d'Affaires as
to her being allowed to coal at Jamaica.
CUBAN INSURGENT STEAMER LILIAN."
As to her detention at the Bahamas
7 May 1869
21 June 1869
==
II.
561
II.
571
2 July 1869
II.
576
6 Aug. 1869
30 Nov. 1869
II.
615
25 May 1865
I.
: 339
20 June 1865
346
BRITISH STEAMER SANDRINGHAM" EMPLOYED TO PRO- CURE HORSES FOR THE TURKISH GOVERNMENT.
Proceedings in Malta...
13 Aug. 1877
111.
146
29 June 186G
II.
418
NEUTHALITY OF CYPRUS.
Order in Council to secure the observance of
1
8 Jan. 1881
III.
244
28 April 1881
III.
250
FRANCO-CHINESE HOSTILITIES.
=
11.
587
Instructions to the Colonial Governors as to repairs and the supply of coals and provisions to Belligerent Ships
VESSEL JUSTITIA NACIONAL."
Sailed from London, took in cargo of arms at Antwerp, proceeded to Grenada, thence to La Boca, near Trinidad, where she was transferred to Insurgent General, British Captain and crew remaining on board. Complaint of Venezuelan Minister as to non-observance
of Neutrality.
Circumstances do not call for action of Her Majesty's Government with reference to the part taken by the Master and crew.
WAR BETWEEN FRANCE AND MADAGASCAR,
27 Sept 1884
IV.
25
22 Dec. 1884
IV.
33
28 Jan. 1885
IV.
36
25 Aug. 1885
IV.
53
27 Aug. 1885
IV.
29 Sept. 1885
IV.
51
57
WAR VESSELS FLYING VENEZUELAN COLOURS DECLARED BY "DE FACTO" GOVERNMENT TO BE PIRATES.
Assistance to the Government in recovering
As to advisability of issuing Neutrality Proclamation
I 12 Feb. 1895
V.
77B
Į
27 Feb. 1895
V.
80A
9 Sept. 1870
II.
661
WAR BETWEEN TURKEY AND GREECE.
Draft Cyprus Neutrality Proclamation
29 April 1897
V.
140
T
PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE
Reference :-
C.O. 885
6
ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH-NOT TO
PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON
Subject.
128
NEUTRALITY—continued.
VESSEL "STARK" CARRYING STORES FOR CUBAN IN-
SURGENTS.
Whether increase of equipment at Charlottetown ground for detention in the event of her entering a Colonial port, ie., Newfoundland.
WAR BETWEEN SPAIN AND THE UNITED STATES.
Expulsion of Spaniard from Canada on the ground that he was using Canadian Territory for the purpose of operations of a belligerent nature against the United States Government...
Enforcement of Neutrality in the Bay of Gibraltar
USE OF TELEGRAPH LINES OR CABLES BY BELLI-
GERENTS.
Sec TELEGRAPHS.
Obligations of nentral Power. CARRIAGE OF PERSONS IN THE SERVICK OF THE ENEMY
BY NEUTRAL VESSELS.
Opinions on various points
Date.
Vol.
No.
17 July 1897
V.
145
10 Aug. 1898
V.
185
15 Oct. 1898
V.
195
10 Aug. 1898
V.
186