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CONTENTS.

Serial No.

Colony.

Date.

Registry No.

Subject.

25

General

1893.

January 13

784

General rules to be laid down for the Colonies

respecting the prohibition of the exportation of arms and similar goods.

26

26

Western Pacific

27

Ditto

January 19

January 20

1075

Phraseology of the draft Pacific Order in Council.

1076

28

Ditto

January 20

2610

28a

Canada

January 26

4484

29

Western Pacific

January 30

2946

29a

Straits

March 1

4527

30

30

Grenada and St.

Vincent.

March 2

3573

31

Labuan

March 18,

4695

32

General

March 18

5943

32a Canada

March 18

8767

33

South Africa

March 23

709 S.

34

Hong Kong .

April 5

6365

35

New South Wales

April 19

7184

o 79871-9 25.-3/94.

Draft Pacific Order in Council. Powers conferred on naval officers with respect to the committal of a person for trial.

Claim of the United States Government to an exclusive right over the harbour of Pago Pago in Samoa.

Power of the Indian Government to regulate and control pearl fisheries in the Mergui Archipelago. (See No. 49.)

Validity of the enactment by the Chief Justice of Samoa of "the Real Property Ordinance,

1891."

Demand of the United States Government for the extradition of C. E. Miller for embezzlement in Japan, in which country the United States possessed extra-territorial powers.

Validity of certain marriages celebrated by Roman

Catholic priests without bauns or licence.

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Power of the Governor to pass an ordinance, legalising the imprisonment in the Colony of persons sentenced in North Borneo.

Draft Naturalization Convention with Italy. Is an alien naturalized in the United Kingdom entitled to the status of a British subject in Her Majesty's Colonies and foreign possessions?

Seizure of the British steamship "Coquitlan" at Port Etches, for an alleged breach of the United States revenue laws.

Extent of the rights over Delagoa Bay which

Portugal has power to concede.

Jurisdiction over a foreign merchant ship in British waters. Arrest by the Spanish autho- rities on board the "Don Juan" in the harbour of Hong Kong, of one Fernel, who had absconded from Manila.

Claim of Mr. J. B. Carpenter for compensation from the Netherlands Government, for arrest and subsequent detention on a charge of theft.

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Berial No.

Colony.

Date.

Registry No.

36

Mauritius

1893.

April 29

37

Bahamas

Subject.

7062 Application by Mrs. E. Pelicier, that Edward Guenot, her son (born in Madagascar), by a previous marriage with a French citizen, may be recognised as a British subject.

Imprisonment of Mr. Moseley, editor of the "Nassau Guardian," by Chief Justice Yelver ton for contempt of court, and the desire of the Colonial Legislature that Mr. Yelverton should not be allowed to return to

the Colony.

May 17

8271

37t British North Borneo Juned

38

Mauritius -