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Berial
No.
Date.
Registry No.
Bubject.
Berial
Colony.
No.
Colony.
Dale.
Registry
No.
836
North America
May 10, 1965
4399
337
Heligoland
338
Canada
May 17, 1865 May 19, 1865
4829
5179
Draft mandate to the Archbishop of Canterbury for the consecration of the Rev. R. Mackray 10 the bishopric of Rupert's Land. (See No. 891.) Draft Marriage Law. (See No. 278.) Proceedings before the Recorder
Toronto against the St. Albans' raiders. (See Nos. 294, 288, 292, 300, 303, 304, 814, and 823.)
352
New Brunswick
July 19, 1865
7185
353
Sierra Leone
July 20, 1865
7558
of
*
339
Bahamas
May 25, 1865
5307
Despatch from the Governor relative to certain vessels suspected by the United States Government to be designed for the Confederate service.
351
Bahamas
356
Ditto
July 81, 1865
August 1, 1865
7559
7996
340
Ditto
May 26, 1865
5308
Proceedings of a United States vessel of
war at Inagua.
341
Bermuda
May 29, 1865
5460
342
General
May 30, 1865
6394
Shipment on board the "Louisa Ann Fanny" of certain guns for Havanna. Extent and nature of the protection to be afforded to naturalised British subjects in Mexico.
356
New South Wales
Angust 16, 1865
8044
357
Cape
September 4, 1865
8378
343
Bahamas
June 2, 1865
5373
Arrival at Nassau of the unarmed Con- federate prize schooner "St. Mary,” and action of the Governor in allowing her to remain there for repairs and supplies.
358
Bermuda
September 14, 1865
8980
344
General
June 5, 1865
5453
The legal position of diocesan bishops in
the Colonies.
959
General
September 21, 1865
9543
345
British Guiana
Jane 7, 1865
5472
360
Newfoundland
September 27, 1865
9672
346
Canada
June 20, 1885
6015
347
Bahamas
Jane 26, 1865
6789
348
Falklands
June 30, 1865
6225
Question as to whether a certain penal settlement is within the range of an Ordinance No. 11 of 1856, requiring keepers of gaols to furnish lists of the persons in custody, and whether the commutation of certain capital sen- tences has been lawfully effected.
"El Two vessels, the "Pinero" and
Almandaris," constructed at Montreal, and suspected of having been intended for the Confederate service.
Judgment pronounced in the District Court of New Jersey in the case of the schooner Etta" or "Retribution."
Report from the Emigration Commis- sioners respecting the right of the Falkland Islands Company to kill wild cattle on their land. (See No. 320.)
361
British Columbia
October 4, 1865
9598
+
362
Western Australia
October 21, 1865
10,251
363
Cape
October 23, 1865
10,408
349
British Columbia
June 30, 1865
6226
Question respecting the limits of the Colonies of Vancouver's Island and British Columbia, and their jurisdiction over the interjacent islands.
364
Victoria
October 31, 1865
10,681
350
Bermuda
July 7, 1865
6374
An Act "to make certain provisions and
" regulations for the exercise "their offices by bishops and clergy of "the Protestant Episcopal churches in "Scotland and the United States of "America."
of
365
Australia
November 2, 1865
10,872
351
Canada
July 11, 1865
6880
Case of Dr. Blackburn, accused of having conspired with others to send infected clothing into the United States.
366
Bebewes
November 9, 1965
10,892
367
New Zealand
P
November 10, 1865
10,874
* 8581
Ditto
July 26, 1865
7206
+ 361A
Ditto
Oct. 7, 1865
10,207
Subject.
Trial and acquittal of Lieutenant Seely on
a charge of piracy. (See No. 318.)
Proper person to fill ad interim the office of judge of the Mixed Commission Court during the absence of the Governor and Chief Justice and pend- ing the appointment of a successor to the late judge.
Case of the "Mary" or "Alexandra."
(See Nos. 299 and 317.)
•
Leases granted by the Colonial Govern- ment in the island called Cay Sal, the sovereignty over which is in abeyance between Great Britain and Spain.
Draft Order in Council to put an end to the fumigation of the between decks of emigrant ships by the vaporisation of tar by a red-hot iron.
Question whether the Governor has power under the 8th clause of his Commission to pardon soldiers sentenced by court- martial.
Wharfage rights of the Corporation of
Port Hamilton. (See No. 261.)
Whether the Confederate cruiser "Shen-
andoah" can be treated in a British court as a pirate.
"An Act to continue the punishment in certain cases" passed by the Colonial Legislature in consequence of a com- plaint by the United States Govern- ment that the Colonial Government had assisted some convicts to proceed from Newfoundland to the United States.
An Ordinance, No. 21," respecting marri
ages in British Columbia."
to
Draft Bill to extend to the Colonial
Courts jurisdiction ia relation offenders who have received stolen goods from other Colonies.
Despatch from the Governor on the sub- ject of the judgment of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in the case of the Bishop of Natal. the Bishop of Cape Town.
"An Act to consolidate the law relating "to the protection and recovery of
" Crown property and the enforcement "of claims against the Crown,"
Power of the Australian Colonies to make in concert provisions for the prevention
of the escape of offenders without the intervention of the Imperial Parlia
ment.
Seizure of the "Mary or "Alexandra."
(See Nos, 299, 317, and 364.)
Petition from the Anglican bishops as to
their power of consecrating bishops, Sale by the Hudson's Bay Company of a lot of land claimed by the Government as a Government reserve.
Case of the "Maria," which, having violated the provisions of the Chinese Passengers' Act of 1855, had quitted the port of Victoria, leaving all her papers behind her and without a proper
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