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No.
NATIVES-continued.
PUNISHMENT OF NATIVES OF THE PACIFIC FOR OUT-
RAGES.
Detention in Fiji of offending natives
11 July 1890
Legality of execution of murderers by Captain Davis of
H.M.S." Royalist."
20 Aug. 1891
16 Aug. 1892
22 2
IV.
IV.
183 221
16
11 May 1898
V.
170
Fiji Ordinance for the detention of persons brought by
Naval officers.
Case of native of New Hebrides accused of murder
NATIVES IN PROTECTED ISLANDS,
17 Nov. 1892
V.
23
AND
SPHERES
OF
8 June 1893
V
37 A
21 Dec. 1869
II.
619
Right to make them "justiciable "...
NATIVES
11 Jan. 1870
PROTECTORATEŠ OF INFLUENCE. Protection to be afforded by British Diplomatic and
Consular Officers.
=
II.
622
NATIVE COMMITTING MURDER IN PROTECTORATE.
137
1
"DE FACTO" GOVERNMENT OF FIJI UNDER KING
CAKOMBAW.
Claim to protection of British subject imprisoned by the
Government.
Withdrawal of British subjects from British jurisdiction
by assuming the nationality of the new Fiji State. Claim of half castes, the illegitimate children of Fiji
women. to British protection.
Question whether British subjects beyond the limits of the new State could be accepted as citizens of it and exempted from British jurisdiction.
Question whether the recognition of the "de facto" Government would prevent Her Majesty's Govern- ment from interfering with the acts and engagements of British subjects within Fiji.
Liability of British subjects claiming Fiji nationality to British jurisdiction within and beyond the limits of the Fijian State.
Interference of British Naval official in preventing collision between certain planters and the "de facto Government.
NATAL KAFIR CHIEF LANGALIBALELE.
14 June 1872
14 June 1872
1 July 1872
760
763
18 July 1872
11.
772
9 Aug. 1872
=
ESSERE
759
[1.
780
Legality of trial of-at the Gambia
MURDER BY NATIVES OF THE NEW HEBRIDES.
Opinion that Her Majesty has no claim to jurisdiction over natives of these Islands, and that the best way of dealing with the matter is to pass an Imperial Act providing that the sentences passed by the Joint Commission might be enforced in H.M. Dominions.
CAPE COLOURED PERSONS (7.7%, persons of mixed White
and Native blood).
14 March 1894
V.
54
11 May 1898
V.
170
Whether Natives," as used in Article XIV. of the
Transvaal Convention of 1881:
13 July 1898
V.
181
22 April 1873
II.
814
27 June 1873
II.
835
NATIVE CH.EF OF SIERRA LEONE PROTECTORATE.
Competency of Supreme Court of the Colony to try for
freason or treason felony.
23 Nov. 1898
V.
201
DEPREDATIONS BY UNCIVILISED TRIBES.
Sentence of banishment passed upon him by the Natal
Court, and legality of his detention at the Cape. Conditional pardon
12 Nov. 1874
III.
42
Within Territories or Protectorates of Civilised Powers.
Claims to compensation.
7 Sept. 1899
V.
995A
27 Nov. 1874
IFL.
44
See also EXTRA-TERRITORIAL. SLAVE TRADE.
EX-ZULU KING CETEWAYO.
Detention of
Visit to England
ZULU CHIErs, Removal, &C.
Prisoners).
See CONVICTS (Political
PROTECTED NATIVES IN STELLALANI).
Jurisdiction of High Commissioner under Order in
Council of 27th January, 1885.
NATURALISATION. &c.
20 Oct. 1879
III.
210
March 1882
III.
274
CHILDREN OF NATURALISED ALIEN WHO ARE BORN
ABROAD.
Opinion that they are aliens
13 Aug. 1860
IV.
96A
CHILDREN OF FOREIGN MISSIONARIES BORN IN THE
BRITISH COLONIES.
i
Status of
23 June 1862
I.
119
10 Aug. 1885
IV.
51
FOREIGNER NATURALISED IN A BRITISH COLONY :
Is entitled to protection in every other State but that in
which he was born.
10 March 1865
I.
313
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