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Serial
No.
Colony.
Date.
Registry No.
Bubject.
Berial No.
Colony.
Date.
Registry No.
Subject.
321
Malta
March 28, 1865
2982
Validity of marriages contracted under
certain conditiona
307
Queensland
February 6, 1865
1133
308
St. Lucia
February 9, 1865
1225
309 Mauritius
February 10, 1863
1711
Jurisdiction of the Bishop of Brisbane with respect to the validity of marriages which have been or may be celebrated in Queensland beyond certain limits.
Action of the Governor in declining to surrender to the, commander of the French ship-of-war “L'Amaranthe " four deserters from that vessel.
Provisions of a proposed treaty with
Madagascar.
322
Ceylon
March 30, 1865
3150
An Ordinance to amend the Land Regis. tration Ordinance No. 8 of 1868. (See No. 240.)
323
Canada
March 31, 1865
3153
Further documents and evidence in the case of the St. Albans' raiders. (See Nos. 284, 288, 292, 800, 803, 804, and 814.)
823
Sierra Leone
March 31, 1865
324
310
Ceylon
February 25, 1865
1925
Draft Order in Council for removing doubts respecting the validity of certain laws passed by the Legislative Council. (See No. 306.)
Natal
April 8, 1865
3200
311
Canada
March 4, 1865
2221
An Act for the prevention and repression of outrages on the frontier, and the question of the necessity of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick passing similar Acts.
825
North America
April 5, 1865
3289
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326
Bahamas
April 7, 1865
3308
312
New Brunswick
March 7, 1865
2919
Amended Bill, intituled "An Act for the "better winding up of the New Bruns- "wick and Canada Railway and Land "Company, Limited." (See Nos. 254 and 258.)
818
General
March 10, 1865
5711
Position of foreigners naturalized in a
British Colony.
327
Grenada
April 10, 1865
3612
814
New Brunswick
March 16, 1865
2606
Instructions to be issued to the Lieut.- Governor as to the extradition of the St. Albans' raiders. (See Nos. 284, 288, 292, 300, 303, and 304.)
328
Victoria
April 21, 1865
3862
316
Canada
March 16, 1865
2620
Extradition to the United States authori.
ties of Bennett Burley, accused of committing an outrage on board the steam vessel "Philo Parsons."
329
Bahamas
April 25, 1865
4220
316
Bermuda
March 16, 1865
2728
817
Bahamas
March 18, 1865
2909
318
New Brunswick
March 18, 1865
2915
319
Bahamas
March 24, 1865
3249
320
Falklands
March 28, 1865
2981
Status of the Confederate States merchant steamer "Chameleon," formerly the Confederate States war steamer "Tálla bassee," which had arrived in St. George's Harbour, Bermuda
Seizure of the "Mary "late " Alexandra" at Nassau, and the power of Her Ma- jesty's Government to direct an in- definite postponement of the sale of the vessel in order to prevent her being again used as a war vessel in the Con federate service. (See No. 299.)
Course pursued by the Lieut-Governor with respect to the request of the United States Government for the ex- tradition, in the event of their arrest, of some of the persons concerned in the seizure of the steamer "Chesapeake."
Conduct of the Governor respecting the case of the Confederate States steamer "Chameleon" late “Tallabassee" and the “Rattlesnake.” (See No. 816.)
Claim of the Falkland Islands Company for certain expenses sustained by them in prosecuting an appeal to the Privy Council against a decision of the proper Colonial court, with respect to the right of the company's agent to kill cattle on certain lands leased from the Crown,
330
Ditto
April 25, 1865
4227
331
North America
April 27, 1865
3977
332
Malta
April 27, 1865
4192
333 Mauritius
334 Canada
May 3, 1865
May 4, 1863
4234
4403
335
Bahamas
May 5, 1865
4297
325A Vancouver's Island -
April 6, 1865
3287
Dispute with Portugal as to the right of
Sovereignty over Bulama Island.
Draft of a law for the purpose of lega- lising and regulating the marriage of certain natives of Natal under Christian rites. (See No. 223.)
Manner of consecrating the Rev. R. Mackray to the bishopric of Rupert's Land.
Case of Vernon Locke who, when com- manding the Confederate privateer "Betribution," captured in the year 1863 United States merchant vessel, and was arrested in a Bahamas port, where he had disposed of the captured vessel's cargo.
Act to legalise the security of
guarantée societies in the case of certain public servants.
Visit to Melbourne of the Confederate steamer "Shenandoah," and the alleged enlistment of British subjects there to serve on board that vessel.
Proceedings arising out of the wreck of the United States ship "San Jacinto" off Abaco Island, as bearing on the question of the anchoring of belli- gerent vessels in British waters.
Whether the persons engaged in con. veying seanten, arms, and ammunition to the "Stonewall" in the "City of Richmond" can be prosecuted on their return to this country.
Propriety of the consecration by the Archbishop of Canterbury upon Her Majesty's mandate, without Letters Patent, of Mr. Mackray as Bishop of Rupert's Land. (See No. 325.)
Validity of marriagos solemnized accord-
ing to Protestant rites. 321.)
(See No.
Law of legal tender in the Colony.
Case of Bennett Burley, surrendered to the United States Government by the Canadian authorities. (See No. 315.) Instructions to be sent to the Governor of the Bahamas respecting the case of Vernon Locke, whose surrender is de- manded by the United States Govern- ment on charges of piracy and murder, (See No. 326.)
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Question whether the Governor
give his assent to ■ Bill passed by the Legislative Council and Assembly after the expiration of the legislative session.
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