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Serial No.
Colony.
Date.
Registry No.
Subject.
Serial
No.
Colony.
Date.
Registry
No.
81
Cape
Dec. 23, 1875
14,001
Questionable mode in which an ordinance for establishing a Land Court in Griqualand West had been passed by the Legislature of that Province.
98
Gibraltar
June 1, 1876
7176
82
Mauritius
Dec. 23, 1875
14,002
Special legislation with reference to the offence
of concealment of birth.
66
99
Cape
June 21, 1876
7393
83
Barbados
Dec. 28, 1875
14,003
Disputed election to the House of Assembly of
two members for the parish of St. Thomas.
100
British Guiana
July 1, 1876
7883
1876.
84
Gibraltar
Mar. 23, 1876
3562
Capture by a Spanish "guarda costa" of the British vessel "Amalia," and the proceedings subsequently taken against certain of the crew of the "guarda costa.”
101
Cape
July 12, 1876
8317
85
Queensland
Mar. 27, 1876
3571
Propriety of giving the Royal Assent to a Bill "To legalise the marriage of a man with his deceased wife's sister."
102
Gold Coast
July 12, 1876
8318
103
Lagoa
July 12, 1876
8980
86
Ditto
87
Fiji
Mar. 27, 1876
Mar. 29, 1876
3572
3682
Ditto.
88
Western Australia
Apr. 1, 1876
3905
Manner in which the apprehension of W. H. Hayes, master of the “ Atlantic," for outrages committed in the Pacific, can be effected. Decision of the Chief Justice, in the case of Gray r. Eliot, with reference to "customed" goods.
104
Fiji
Aug. 3, 1876
9351
89
Griqualand West
Apr. 4, 1876
4049
Claim of Mr. Craven, trustee of the farm Ma- gersfontein, to be supported by the Colonial Government in his action against the Orange Free State for damages for alleged illegal arrest and imprisonment.
105
Newfoundland
Aug. 10, 1876
9880
106
Straits
Aug. 19, 1876
10,140
107
New Zealand
Aug. 30, 1876
10,626
Aug. 30, 1876
10,627
90
Gibraltar
Apr. 12, 1876
4336
Sufficiency for its object of a draft agreement with Malta under the Colonial Prisoners Removal Act, 32 Vict. c. 10.
91
General
May 5, 1876
5491
Application to Colonial instruments of the addi- tion to the Queen's titles directed to be made by the Royal Proclamation of the 28th April
108
Malts
92
Barbados
May 6, 1876
5536
93 Cape
May 9, 1876
5667
94
Gibraltar
May 10, 1876
7176
1876.
Authority of the Governor to issue a special commission for the speedy trial of a large number of prisoners charged with committing crimes of violence during the late disturbances. Law of the Transvaal Republic compelling every able-bodied white man to take part in any "commando," and its consistency with inter- national comity and usage.
Justification of the proceedings taken by the Gibraltar authorities against the crew of a Spanish "guarda costa" which had captured the British ship “Amalia.”
Subject,
•
Admission by Her Majesty's Government of the right to compensation of the crew of the Spanish "guarda costa," which lately captured the British vessel "Amalia," and who were detained at Gibraltar.
Sufficiency of proposed Order in Council for the Government of the Island of Tristan D'Acunha.
Competency of the Colonial Legislature to pass local ordinance to demonetise the Mexican dollar.
Liability of a British subject residing in the Transvaal Republic to serve in a "commando " when called upon.
Application of the Rev. Mr. Zimmermann for
naturalisation.
Power of Her Majesty's Government to enforce a blockade from the eastern limits of the British possessions to the western limita of the Lagos Lagoon, so as to include Porto Novo, Coolenoo, Porto Seguro, Little Popo, and Aghwey.
Competency of the Colonial Legislature to make provision for the investigation of claims to land.
Wording of a draft Convention with France for
the settlement of the fishery question.
Right of the Netherlands India Steam Naviga- tion Company to claim exemption from the payment of Straits light dues.
Advisability of introducing a Bill into the Im- perial Parliament enabling the Government of a Colony to sue in the courts of Great Britain, Power to remove to Malta prisoners sentenced to penal servitude in Gibraltar, and to subject them in Malts, where the term "penal servi- tude" is not known, to such punishment as does not essentially differ from what is known in Gibraltar as "penal servitude.”
Power of the Government to appoint as nominee members of the Legislative Council persons in receipt of salary from the Government, Power of the Legislature to pass an Ordinance making certain alterations in the harbour regulations, such regulations having been established by Order in Council.
Power of the Dominion Legislature to make the wilful giving of false evidence outside the limits of the Dominion a crime punishable within the Dominion.
Wording of Article A. as recast in the draft Articles for the settlement of the fishery question.
Proceedings proposed to be taken against the
"Amazona" for piracy.
Necessity of obtaining any formal commission or appointment from Her Majesty to enable the Secretary of State to negotiate with the Presi- dent of the Orange Free State. Extradition of Charles Worms.
109
Natal
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Sept. 2, 1876
10,724
110
Trinidad
Sept. 12, 1876
11,062
111
Canada
Sept. 30, 1876
11,875
95A
General
May 24, 1876
6879-
Use, in instruments relating to the Colonies, of the addition to Her Majesty's titles.
112
Newfoundland
- Oct. 14, 1876
12,637
Bill to legalise marringe with a deceased wife's
113
Bahamas
sister.
Oct. 18, 1876
12,584
97
New Zealand
May 29, 1876
€489
Grant to the New Zealand University of Letters Patent empowering it to confer academical degrees in the same manner as if it had been established under a Royal Charter or an Im- perial enactment.
114
Cape
Nov. 9, 1876
13,496
115
Canada
Nov. 11, 1876
13,535
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