28 July 1892
V.
13B
15 Sept. 1892
V.
19
20 Jan. 1893
V.
SPAIN AND Sulu.
Question whether Her Majesty's Government would be
justified in protesting against the Treaty.
SWITZERLAND.
Treaty of 6 September 1855.
Bearing of Article VIII. on the question of according exceptional treatment to cattle imported from the Colonies and Iceland.
TRANVAAL.
28
248
3 Feb. 1879
III.
190
13 April 1896
V.
106
Subject.
159
Date.
Vol.
No.
156
TREATIES—continued,
TRANSVAAL-continued.
Convention of 1881-continued.
across
Question whether the closing of the "drifts
the Vaal River so as to exclude Cape goods was an infringement of Article XIII. Interpretation of Article IV. as to submission for Her Majesty's approval of Treaties between the South African Republic and Foreign States Whether Law of the South African Republic autho- rising the banishment or limitation of place of residence, by order of the Executive, of foreigners dangerous to public peace and order an infraction of the Convention Whether Law of the South African Republic regu- lating the admission of Aliens an infraction of Article XIV.
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Whether the prohibition of the circulation of the "Critic" under the Press Law an infraction of Article XIV. Question of compensation for the proprietor
Whether the application of Law of the South African Republic imposing a tax on Foreign Transport riders, to British subjects, not being natives, would constitute an infraction of the Convention,
Whether interference with the constitution of the High Court, except by competent authority, a ground for remonstrance to the Government. Whether dismissal of Chief Justice a breach of the Convention, and whether ground on which Her Majesty's Government could make a representa-
tion.
Whether Law No. 24 of 1896 imposing War tax an
infraction of the Convention
Whether Her Majesty's Government had any right under the Convention to protest against decision of the Executive Council to enforce sentence of banishment of Mr. Phillips on the ground that, by publication of Article in the "Nineteenth Century," he had violated his undertaking not to interfere with the politics of the South African Republic.
Whether Cape coloured persons "natives" within
the meaning of Article XIV.
Proposed despatch to the High Commissioner for South Africa with reference to note of the State Secretary of the South African Republic as to the relations of the State with Great Britain.
21 Oct. 1895
V.
94
三
30 Sept. 1897
27 April 1896 27 July 1896
V.
274
V. 107
114
156
118 121
21 Oct. 1896
4 Dec. 1896
9 Dec. 1896
V
122
1 May 1897
131A
+ Jan. 1897
124
8 Feb. 1897
128
26 July 1897
146
23 Sept. 1897
V.
155
1 Dec. 1897
V.
160
4 July 1898
V.
178
25 Jan. 1897
V.
125
2 April 1897
V.
135
13 July 1898
V.
180
6 May 1897
V.
141
6 April 1899
V.
209
6 June 1899
V.
214
13 Oct. 1899
V.
232
V.
163
7 Feb. 1898
13 July 1898
1 Nov. 1898
V.
V.
181
199
27 Oct. 1868
II.
535
26 Aug. 1881
III.
265
15 Sept. 1881
III.
265A
8 Feb. 1887
IV.
84
12 June 1888
IV.
121
28 Feb. 1889
IV.
141
11 Dec. 1892
14 May 1892
15 Sept. 1892
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IV.
231
22
10
18
Convention of 1852.
Interpretation of...
Treaties with Foreign Powers made by Former Republic.
As to revival of the retrocession
Convention of 1884.
Articles relating to Swaziland...
Question whether Railway Concession granted by the South African Republic was an infringement of Clause 13.
Question whether the South African Republic by acquiring Commercial Concessions in Swaziland committed an infraction of the Convention. Question whether proposed Bank Concession would
constitute a breach of the 14th Article Question whether Swaziland Customs concession is contrary to Articles of Convention, and whether it requires approval of Her Majesty under Article IV.
Question of Her Majesty's suzerainty
Question whether the grant of Concession to Foreign Company for exclusive importation of dynamite would be a breach of the Convention Proposed despatch to the High Commissioner for South Africa as to the concession. Claim of the Roburite Company to compensation
3 July 1894
V.
67
30 Sept. 1897
V.
156
1 Nov. 1898
V.
199
23 Oct. 1893
V
44
13 April 1897
V.
136
29 July 1897
V.
147
14 Sept. 1899
V.
226
Convention of 1820 respecting Swaziland.
Question whether Customs Concession a violation
of Article I.
· Convention of 1894 respecting Swaziland.
Whether removal of the Registry of Deeds relating to Swaziland to Pretoria and the requirement that all deeds must be in Dutch a breach of the Con- vention
Effect of the Convention as regards British subjects who, under Article VIII., applied for and obtained the privilege of the burghership of the Sonth African Republic.
1
15 Sept. 1892
V.
18
9 Feb. 1897
V
129
28 April 1897
V.
139
2 July 1895
V.
87
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