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Subject.

17

Dato,

Vol.

No,

85

PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

Reference :-

11111C.O. 885

ال

BRITISH SUBJECTS—continued.

Whether burghers or citizens of the South African Republic and Orange Free State and their children as well as Residents, not claiming to be Nationals of Bome civilised Foreign Power would, after conquest and the Proclamation of British Sovereignty, be British subjecta.

Whether native woman in British Protectorate married to and divorced from a British subject still a British subject.

See also NATURALISATION.

PROTECTION, &C. IN FOREIGN TERRITORY.

Englishman detained at Cayenne after expiry of

sentence.

British subjects detained in slavery in the United

States

...

British subjects suffering from military operations, San

Domingo.

Dr. Bakewell detained by Venezuelan Government when

sent on special mission to Cumana. Canadian whose property in Cuba was destroyed Repatriation of destitute British subjects induced to

emigrate to Venezuela Guayana.

Natives of the Virgin Islands arrested and imprisoned by the Spanish Authorities at Crab Island and Porto Rico.

British subject imprisoned by the de facto Government

Fiji.

Mr. Kynoch whose property in Cuba was seized

Mr. Craven illegally imprisoned in the Orange Free

State.

British subject shot by Venezuelan Police

British subjects suffering loss through the action of the

Portuguese at Beira.

"

Captain of Costa Rica Packet (naturalised in the Straits Settlements) arrested on charge of theft and subsequently detained by the authorities of the Dutch East Indies

British subject from whom cart and mules were forcibly taken for the use of the troops by the Venezuelan Government.

British Indian subjects excluded from the Orange Free

State.

Master of British Schooner "Lottie May "imprisoned at Ruatan Island, Spanish Honduras, to prevent his departure without a clearance: -

British subject imprisoned in Cuba and subsequently expelled for alleged complicity in the insurrection in that Island.

Master and two of crew of Schooner "May Reed" im-

prisoned by the Haitian Authorities.

British subjects in Hawaii imprisoned and compelled to

leave the country.

British subject whose newspaper was suppressed by the

Government of the South African Republic.

British anbjects suffering loss of property in Togoland... Venezuelan law injuriously affecting the status of British

subjects resident in Venezuela.

Three British Subjects employed on

U.S. aloop "Alemania" treated on the seizure of that vessel by the Venezuelan Government.

5 Feb. 1900

VI.

19

BRITISH SUBJECTS continued.

SERVICE UNDER FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS.

Proclamation permitting British subjects to enlist in the

service of the Emperor of China.

5 Sept. 1862

I.

133

See also FOREIGN ENLISTMENT ACTS. MILITARY.

19 June 1906

VII.

35.

BRITISH SUBJECTS IN DISPUTED TERRITORY,

See

TERRITORIAL.

23 Sept. 1861

I.

3 Dec. 1861

6 May 1862

114

16 Jan. 1864

225

27 Nov. 1868

II.

541

26 Aug. 1869.

II.

596

9 March 1871

II.

692

30 March 1872

11.

749

14 June 1872

II.

759

31 March 1874

III.

4 April 1876

17 Sept. 1891

III.

IV.

ཚ ཚཛྲསླུ ཌུ ༔ ་ྒུཉྩ ཨྰཿཤྩ

BRITISH TERRITORY.

See TERRITORIAL.

95

BRITISH WATERS. See MARITIME.

CANADIAN TARIFF BILL AND RESOLUTIONS.

CUSTOMS.

See

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE OFFICIALS.

Candidature for office in the Dutch Republics

15 April 1892

II,

752

CAPTURE OF VESSELS. See MARITIME.

221A

25 Oct. 1892

V.

21

CATTLE.

19 April 1893

35

29 Sept. 1893

43A

3 April 1894

56A

15 Aug. 1894

70A

22 July 1893

40A

9 Aug. 1894

V.

70

6 May 1895

V.

86A

26 Feb. 1896

V.

102B

IMPORTATION INTO ENGLAND FROM CANADA.

Revocation of so much of the Animals Order of 1886 as authorised Canadian Cattle to be landed subject to slaughter.

DISEASES OF ANIMALS BILL, 1896.

Whether exceptional treatment contemplated in the Bill is consistent with the Treaty obligations of Great Britain with Foreign Powers in the case of :-

British Colonies. Iceland.

3 Nov. 1892

V.

22

13 April 1896

V.

106

2 July 1895

V.

88

5 July 1895

V.

88A

4 March 1896

V.

103A

CERTIFICATES OF COMPETENCY.

4 Jan. 1897

124

8 Feb. 1897

128

See MARITIME.

26 July 1897

146

23 Sept. 1897

155

1 Dec. 1897

160

CERTIFICATES ON SHIPS' AGREE-

MENTS.

4 July 1898

V.

178

25 Jan. 1898

V.

162

24 July 1903

VI.

195A

CHARTERS. See LEGAL INSTRUMENTS,

29 April 1904

VI.

233A.

CHINESE.

4

Alonzo Lewis arrested and forcibly detained at Yalloche

in Mexico.

19 Sept. 1905

VII.

16

BRITISH SUBJECTS OF CHINESE ORIGIN IN CHINA.

Master, mates, and crew of "Agnes G. Donahoe" illegally

imprisoned by the Uruguayan Authorities.

See also COMPENSATION CLAIMS.

16 Feb. 1906

VII.

26.

Distinctive Dress

5 March 1869

554

Protection to be afforded

29 May 1872

757

0

81915r

6

PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON

ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC-

COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH—NOT TO

CHINESE continued.

CHINESE VESSELS.

Subject

18

Issue of Order by the Governor of Hong Kong in Council

prohibiting the use of Stinkpots by.

See also MARITIME.

CHINESE AS PERSONS OF COLOUR ...

CHINESE LABOURERS INTRODUCED INTO THE TRANSVAAL

Date

Vol.

No,

5 Aug. 1869

II.

585

19 Aug. 1890

IV.

188