Cape of Good Hope. Act of the government of the Cape of Good Hope, to provide for the prohibition under certain circumstances of the exportation from that colony of certain articles (Arms and warlike stores). [No. 9.] [Assented to July 26, 1888] (Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 79. pp. 792-795.)

Act of the government of the Cape of Good Hope, to provide for the recognition in that colony of letters of administration granted in other states. [No. 8] [Assented to July 26, 1888]

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 79. pp. 790-792.)

Act of the government of the Cape of Good Hope, to provide for the annexation to that colony of the country known as the Xesibe country. [No. 37.] [Assented to by order in council, September 24, 1886.]

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 77. pp. 950-951.)

Act of the government of the Cape of Good Hope, to provide for the annexation to that colony of the port or settlement of Walfish bay, on the West coast of Africa, and of certain territory surrounding the same, and of certain British territories on the St. John's river, in South Africa. [No. 35] [Assented to July 22, 1884]

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 75. PP. 408-410.)

Act of the Government of the Cape of Good Hope, to amend "The aliens naturalization Act, 1883." (Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 81. 793-794.)

pp.

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 73. pp. 143-149.)

Act of the government of the Cape of Good Hope, to confer upon the Supreme Court of that colony jurisdiction as a Court of Appeal from any court acting under "The African Order in Council, 1889," and from which court appeals to the Supreme Court are authorized in manner provided in that order. [No. 3]. [Assented to July 4, 1890.] (Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 82. pp. 644-645.)

Act of the government of the Cape of Good Hope, to consolidate and amend the law relating to aliens. [No. 2.] [Assented to 22nd August, 1883.]

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 75. pp. 465-469.)

Act of the government of the Cape of Good Hope, to provide for the disannexation of Basutoland from that colony. [No. 34.] [1883.] [Assented to by Her Majesty February 2, 1884.] (Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 75. p. 423.)

Act of the government of the Cape of Good Hope, to secure in certain cases the right of property in telegraphic messages. (Copyright.) [No. 8.] [Assented to July 26, 1880.]

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 73. pp. 141-142.)

-Act to prevent the introduction into the Cape of Good Hope of convicted felons, and other persons sentenced to transportation... 3 pp. fo.

(In: Return to an address of the House of Commons, 10 Jy 1860;-for "returns... of the total cost to the Imperial Treasury of the convict establishments...")

(Gt. Brit. Parl. Papers. 1860. v. 45: doc. 454: PP. 9-11.) Cape of Good Hope. Act [No. 1 of 1860] to prevent the introduction into the colony of C. of G. H. of convicted felons and other persons sentenced to transportation . . . (In: Australian colonies ... further correspondence on the subject of convict discipline and transportation. In cont. papers presented 1860.) f°.

(Gt. Brit. Parl. Papers. 1861. v. 40. doc. 2796. p. 29.) -Act for regulating the coasting trade of the colony of the Cape of Good Hope. [No. 26.] [1872.]

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 68. pp. 1267-1272.)

Agreement between the colony of the Cape of Good Hope and the Pondo Chief Umquikela. (Extradition; Road to St. John's river mouth; cession of Rode Territory; Xesibeland; etc.).—December 9, 1886.

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 77. PP. 948-950).

Convention between the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope and the Orange Free State, for the establishment of a customs union. Signed at Bloemfontein, March 28, 1889; and at Cape Town, April 5, 1889.

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 81. pp. 281-288.) Convention between the United States and the Cape of Good Hope, for the exchange of money orders.-Signed at Cape Town, April 9, 1884; and at Washington, June 9, 1884.

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. V. 75. PP. 371-375-) Proclamation of the Cape of Good Hope, declaring the tribe of the Basutos to be British subjects, and the territory of the said tribe to be British territory. March 12, 1868.

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 69. p. 1178.)

Proclamation by the Acting Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, respecting the extradition of fugitive criminals from the South African Republic to the Cape of Good Hope. September 25, 1889.— (Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 81.

657.)

p.

Proclamation by the governor of the Cape of Good Hope and High Commissioner for South Africa, annexing Walfish bay to the colony of the Cape of Good Hope.-August 7, 1884.

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 70. pp. 407-408.) Protocol between the Cape of Good Hope, British Bechuanaland, and the Orange Free State, applying the terms of the Protocol of the 3rd and 12th July, 1890, to British Bechuanaland. (Removal of goods in bond).-Signed at Cape Town, November 21, 1890; and at Bloemfontein, November 26, 1890.

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 82. pp. 640-641.) Protocol between the Cape of Good Hope and the Orange Free State, amending the Customs Union Convention of 1889. (Removal of goods in bond.). Signed at Cape Town, July 3, 1870; and at Bloemfontein, July 12, 1890.

(Hertslet. British & Forign State Papers. v. 82. pp. 637-639.)

Cape of Good Hope. Protocol between the Cape of Good Hope and the Orange Free State, respecting the Customs Union Convention of 1889. Signed at Bloemfontein, April 24, 1889; and at Cape Town, April 30, 1889.

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 81. p. 288.)

Telegraphic convention between the Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and the Orange Free State. Signed at Cape Town, October 25, 1883; at Pietermaritzburg, November 17, 1883; and at Bloemfontein, November 26, 1883.

(Hertslet. Brtiish & Foreign State Papers. v. 78. pp. 769-771.)

Agent General's Dept. Report of the AgentGeneral, 1896. [Cape Town, 1897.] f°.

Agriculture Dept. Reports of the Agricultural Assistant at Cape Town, Graham's Town and Stellenbosch. Cape Town, 1897. fo.

Report of the government botanist...

1896. Cape Town, 1867. 8°.

Report of the government entomologist for 1896. Cape Town, 1897. 8°.

Report in the government Guano Islands. 1896. [Cape Town, 1897.] f°.

Report of the marine biologist. 1896. Cape Town, 1897. 8°.

Report of the registrar of brands for

the year 1896. n. t. p. fo.

Rinderpest Conference... Mafeking, April, 1896. [Minutes of the interstate conference.] Cape Town, 1897. fo.

KOCH (R.) Reports. . . upon the investigation into the rinderpest, at Kimberley, Dec., 1896, to March, 1897. Cape Town, 1897. 8°. Reports of the principals of the government agricultural schools for the year 1896. Cape Town, 1897. f°.

Report of the Colonial veterinary surgeon... 1896. Cape Town, 1897. f°.

Attorney General's Dept. Reports... Commissioner of Police, District I.... [and] District II.... and of the Assistant Registrate Magistrate in charge of the Cape Town, Suburban, Simon's Town, and Durbanville police forces for the year 1896. Cape Town, 1897. fo.

Cape of Good Hope. Control and Audit Office. Amended audit rules and regulations... Cape Town, 1897. 8°.

1897. f°.

Report... 1895-'96. Cape Town,

Statement of loans raised to the 31. Dec., 1896... Cape Town, 1897. fo.

Statement of the revenue and expenditure of divisional councils... [Cape Town, 1896.] f°. 1896.

Convicts and Prisons Dept. Report on the discipline and management... 1896. Cape Town, 1897, f°. Customs Collector. Report. . . 1896. Cape Town, 1897. f°.

Customs Union Conference, Bloemfontein, Orange Free State. Minutes... Sept., 1896. Cape Town, 1897. fo.

Deeds Office. Reports of the Registrars of Deeds... [Cape Town,] 1897. f°. 1896. Defence Committee. Report... 1896–7... Cape Town, 1897. fo.

port.

Excise, Licences and Stamps Branch. Re1896. Cape Town, 1897. f°. Forest Conservators. Reports... 1896... Cape Town, 1897. fo.

Friendly Societies, Registrar of. Report... 1896. [Cape Town, 1897.] f°.

Governor.

Bechuanaland Correspondence relating to native disturbances. London, 1898. f. (Gt. Brit. Foreign Office.)

Proclamation [regarding the election of a member of the House of Assembly... in place of C. J. Rhodes]. fo. (Pub. as Cape G. H. Extraordinary [no.], Sept. 8, 1898.) Return of a resolution adopted by... the House of Assembly on Monday, the 12. April, as follows:-That... the Govt. be requested... to cause to be laid upon the Table... all papers relating to the closing of the drifts on the Vaal River in 1895... Cape Town, 1897. fo.

Supplementary estimates . . . 1898. [Cape Town, 1897.] f°.

Government Gazette. The Cape of Good Hope Government Gazette. March, '98-Sept., '99. Cape Town. f°. Ćurrent.

Grey Institute. Report of the board of managers of the public schools at Port Elizabeth upon the Grey foundation... 1896. n. t. p. f. Harbour Boards. Reports... 1896. Cape Town, 1897.

fo.

Cape of Good Hope. Prime Minister's Div. Report on the Colonial forces. 1896. [Cape Town, 1897.] f°.

Prime Minister's Dept. Rinderpest. Report of visit. . . to Bechuanaland. Cape Town, 1897. f°.

Public Education Dept. Report... 1896. Cape Town, 1897. f°.

Public Gardens. Annual reports... 1896. Cape Town, 1897. fo.

Public Works Dept. TUDHOPE (A. D.) Report on preliminary examination of trans Keian territories; and survey of Indwe to Natal border, by P. Fletcher. Cape Town, 1897. fo.

Quitrents Commission. Report of departmental Commission... to enquire into the question of reduction of quitrents in the district of Elliott, Tembuland. Cape Town, 1897. f°.

Railway Dept. OWEN (G. S.) Report and Estimate in Connection with Caledon Surveys, with a view to the construction of a line of railway made during 1896 and 1897. Cape Town, 1897. £°. Registration Branch. Preliminary report of the registrar of births and deaths, 1896; with memorandum regarding marriages. Cape Town, 1897. f°.

2. (final) report . . . births and deaths ... 1896. f°. (Colonial Secretary's Office.) (G. 4-'97.) Sheep Inspectors. Reports... 1896. Cape Town. 1897. f°.

Further report... 1896, relating to... simultaneous dipping... Cape Town, 1897. fo. Sleeper Factory, Knysna. Report... [Cape Town, 1897.] f°. 1896.

South African Railway Officers' ConferMinutes of meetings held [at] ... PieterMaritzburg, March, 1897. (Cape Town, 1897. fo.

ence.

...

Act to amend law relating to licences and stamps. fo. Act no. 43-1898. (In Suppl. to the Cape of G., H. Gov. Gazette, Dec. 30, 1898. pp. 22-26.)

Act to authorize the municipalities of Claremont and Woodstock to acquire an improved water supply,.. f. (Act 24, 1898.) (In Suppl. to the Cape of G. H. Gov. Gazette, Dec. 30, 1898. Pp. 2-19.)

Act to empower the Governor... to proclaim the temporary suspension. . . of the Customs duties upon imported meat.. fo. (Act 23, 1898.) (In Suppl. to the Cape of G. H. Gov. Gazette, Dec. 30, 1898. pp. 1-2.)

Act to provide for the better management... for defence purposes. of the Port of Simon's Town... f°. (Act 25, 1898.) (In Suppl. to the Cape of G. H. Gov. Gazette, Dec. 30, 1898. pp. 19-21.)

Bill to consolidate and amend the laws relating to the prospecting and mining for

precious minerals... f°. (Publ. as Suppl. to Cape of G. H. Gov. Gazette, Nov. 15, 1878.)

Cape of Good Hope. Statutes. Bill to consolidate and amend the laws with regard to water rights... and for the promotion and organization of irrigation enterprise. f. (Pub. as Suppl. to Cape of G. H. Gov. Gazette, Sep. 16, 1898.)

Bill to provide for the better representation of the peoples in Parliament. f°. (Pub. as the Cape of G. H. Gov. Gazette, Extraor. [no.], May 10, 1898.)

Regulations framed in accordance with the provisions of "The Sinking Fund Commissioners' Act, 1897." f°. (Pub. as Suppl. to the Cape of G. H. Gov. Gazette, June 10, 1898.)

Statistics of school enrolment and attendance for the 1, 3 quarters of 1898. f°. (Pub. as Suppl. to the Cape of G. H. Gov. Gazette, June 3, Nov. 25, 1898.)

Steynsburg Irrigation Commission. ports... 1896-7... Cape Town, 1897.

Re

Surveyor-General's Office. Report, 18956. Cape Town, 1896-7. 2 vols. f.

Treasury Dept. Estimates of the expendiduring the year ending 30. June, 1898. Cape Town, 1897. fo.

ture...

Estimate of the revenue of the Cape of Good Hope for the year ending 30. June, 1898. Cape Town, 1897.

Explanatory schedule to the Additional Appropriation, 1896-7, Act, 1897. [Cape Town, 1897.] f°.

Report . . . on the Civil Service and Widows' Pension Funds. [1896.] Cape Town, 1897. f°.

...

Report of the government electrician Cape Town, 1897. f°.

Report on the public service guarantee fund. 1896. [Cape Town,] 1897. f°.

Reports of... port captains, port officers and harbour masters. 1896. [Cape Town, 1897] f°. Returns of specie imported and exported from 1825 to 1895. 1897. [Cape Town, 1898.] f°.

Van Wyk's Vlee Estate. Report of bailiff. 1896. [Cape Town, 1897.] f°.

Water Drills, Inspector of. Report. . . 1896. Cape Town, 1897. f°.

Wine Farm, Groot, Constantia. Report of the manager.. 1896. [Cape Town, 1897.] f°. Philanthropic Society for Aiding Deserving Slaves and Slave Children to Purchase their Freedom. [Rules, etc.] Cape Town, 1828. 16 pp. 8°. A voyage from Southhampton London, 1872. 8°.

Chapman (C.) to Cape Town...

Chase (J. C.) Cape of Good Hope and the Eastern province of Algoa Bay... London, 1843. 12°.

Colebrooke (H. T.) State of the Cape of Good Hope in 1822. London, 1823. 8°.

Great Britain. Analysis of returns in reply to queries relating to colonial timber. f°.

(Gt. Brit. Parl. Papers. 1878-79. v. 50. c-2197. pp. 8-10.)

(Gt. Brit. Parl. Papers.

Same. cont.

(Gt. Brit. Parl. Papers.

1877. v. 50. doc. 54.) 1878-79. £°.

1878-79. v. 43. doc. 47.) Same. cont. 1880-81. f°.

(Gt. Brit. Parl. Papers. 1880. v. 41. doc. 51.)

Army estimates of effective and non-effective

services for 1877-78 (with index).

(Gt. Brit. Parl. Papers. 1877. v. 50. doc. 46.)

Return of non-commissioned officers and privates of the 2nd-21st, 58th, 3rd-6th, 91st and 94th as they embark for active service for the Cape ... showing ages, [etc.,] also number drawn to complete for service from other regiments... 4 pp. f°.

(Gt. Brit. Parl. Papers. 1878-79. v. 43. doc. 174.)

Bill to authorise an advance to the Government of the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope. f°. 4 pp. (Gt. Brit. Parl. Papers. 1884-5.

V. I. doc. 101.)

A bill intituled an Act for the prevention and punishment of offences committed by Her Majesty's subjects in South Africa. 4 pp. f°.

(Gt. Brit. Parl. Papers. 1863. v. 3. doc. 113.)

A bill, entituled, an Act for the prevention and punishment of offences committed by His Majesty's subjects within certain territories adjacent to the colony of the Cape of Good Hope. 4 pp. fo. (Gt. Brit. Parl. Papers. 1836. v. 1. doc. 471.)

British circular, notifying the accession of the Cape of Good Hope to the International Telegraphic Convention of July 22, 1875. London, December 9, 1881.

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 72. pp. 869-870.)

British Letters Patent, for the annexation of certain territories, known as Fingoland, the Idutywa Reserve, and as Nomansland, to the colony of the Cape of Good Hope.—Westminster, June 12, 1876.

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 67. pp. 561-562.) British Letters Patent, for the annexation of certain territory in South Africa, commonly called the Rode Valley, to the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope. Westminster, July 29, 1887.

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 78. pp. 1043-1044.)

British Letters Patent, for the annexation of certain territory, known as the Xesibe country, to the colony of the Cape of Good Hope.-Westminster, August 23, 1886.

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 77. pp. 951-952.)

Great Britain. British Letters Patent for the annexation to the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope of certain British possessions... known as Tembuland, Emigrant Tambookieland, Bomvanaland, and Galekaland. Westminster, August 6, 1880. (Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 71. pp. 191-193.)

British Letters Patent, for the annexation to the colony of the Cape of Good Hope of certain British possessions or territories in the Transkei, known as Tembuland, Emigrant Tembuland, Gcalekaland, and Bomvanaland.-Westminster, October 2, 1884.

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 75. PP. 401-403.) British Letters Patent, for the annexation to the colony of the Cape of Good Hope of the port or settlement of Walfisch Bay, on the west coast of South Africa, and of certain territory surrounding the same.-Westminster, December 14, 1878. (Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 70. pp. 495-496.)

British Letters Patent for annexing to the colony of the Cape of Good Hope certain British territories on the St. John's river, in South Africa (Pondoland).-Westminster, October 10, 1881. (Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 74. PP. 252-253.) British Letters Patent, appointing the gov ernor of the colony of the Cape of Good Hope to be governor of the island of Ichaboe and the Penguin islands, and authorizing the annexation of the aforesaid islands to that colony.-Westminster, February 27, 1867.

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 67. pp. 554-557-) British Notification of the incorporation of the Province of Griqualand West with the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope. London, January 24, 1881.

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 72. pp. 893-894.) British Order in Council, applying "The Mail Ships Act, 1891," to... the Cape of Good Hope, and Natal, as regards the Postal Convention between Great Britain and France of August 30, 1890.-Osborne, February 6, 1892.

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 84. pp. 277-279.) British Order in Council, assenting to the Act of the Cape of Good Hope for the disannexation of Basutoland from that colony, and providing for the exercise of Her Majesty's direct authority over the territory of Basutoland.-Osborne, February 2, 1884.

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 75. pp. 424-425.) British Order in Council, assenting to the Act passed by the Cape of Good Hope for the annexation of Fingoland, the Idutywa Reserve, and Nomansland. Osborne, April 18, 1878.

(Hertslet, British & Foreign State Papers. v. 69. p. 102.) British Order in Council, assenting to the Act passed by the Cape of Good Hope for the annexation of Griqualand West. Windsor, February 22, 1878.

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 69. pp. 105-106.)

British Order in Council, confirming an Act for regulating the coasting trade of the Cape of Good Hope. Windsor, November 27, 1872. (Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 68. p. 1266.)

Great Britain. British Order in Council, giving effect to the Extradition Act of the Cape of Good Hope of 1877. Osborne, January 15, 1878. (Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 69. pp. 635-636.)

British Proclamation on the annexation to Her Majesty's South African possessions of the St. John's river mouth and tidal estuary (Pondoland).— September 4, 1878.

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 70. pp. 709-710.)

British Proclamation for the annexation of the Province of Griqualand West to the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope. October 15, 1880. (Hertslet, British & Foreign State Papers. v. 71. p. 300.) British Proclamation annexing Griqualand East to the colony of the Cape of Good Hope.September 17, 1879.

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 70. 1255-1258.)

PP.

British Proclamation annexing the territory of the Transkei to the colony of the Cape of Good Hope.-September 15, 1879.

(Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 70. pp. 1253-1255.)

British Proclamation, annexing the Xesibe country to that portion of the Cape of Good Hope known as Griqualand East, and defining the limits of the country as annexed.-October 25, 1886. (Hertslet. British & Foreign State Papers. v. 77. PP. 953-954-)

Return of an address of ... House of Commons... 8 June 1837;-for copies or extracts of any further despatches which have been received from, or addressed to, the Governor of the C. of G. H., relative to the late Caffre War, since the papers presented to the House . . . on 10. Mar. 1836. 554 PP. f°.

(Gt. Brit. Parl. Papers. 1837. v. 43. doc. 503.)

Cape of Good Hope: Caffre War and death of Hintza. Return to an address of the... House of Commons, dated 8 Mar. 1836;-for, copies or extracts of any despatches which have been received from, or addressed to, the Governor of the C. of G. H., relative to the late Caffre war, and to the death of Hintza:-Also, copies of the instructions given to the Lieut. Gov. of the frontier districts. 122 pp. fo. (Gt. Brit. Parl. Papers. 1836. v. 39. doc. 279.) Colonial Military Expenditure. Return "of the general abstract of the colonial military expenditure of Great Britain, for every year since 1835" (similar to return no. 680, of session 1846). f°. 13 pp.

(Gt. Brit. Parl. Papers. 1849. v. 34. doc. 224.)

Colonies (Colonial Legislative Councils). Return of the names of the legislative council in each of our colonies or settlements not having legislative assemblies, from... 1836 to 1844 inclusive, with the profession of each member... fo.

(Gt. Brit. Parl. Papers. 1845. v. 31. doc. 589. pp. 9-11.) Colonies. Copy of a memorial from the representatives of the colonies of Canada... and the Cape of Good Hope. Respecting the application of estate duty to personal property situate in the colonies. 4 pp. fo.

(Gt. Brit. Parl. Papers. 1894. v. 57. C-7433.)

Great Britain. Colonies. Further return to an address of the... House of Commons dated 5. Aug. 1845. A return of the duties imposed on, and description and value or quantity, of imports and exports; and of the number and tonnage, with ports of departure, etc., of vessels, entering or clearing any colonial port. 130 pp. fo.

(Gt. Brit. Parl. Papers. 1847. v. 37. doc. 696.) Colonies (Population, Trade, &c.)

Re

turn of the date at which each colony or foreign possession of the British Crown was captured, ceded or settled; the ... population, & whether having legislative assemblies . . . stating also, the value of exports and imports, and number & tonnage of vessels entered. . . and cleared... in each colony in . . . 1842. 4 pp. f°.

(Gt. Brit. Parl. Papers. 1845. V. 31. doc. 623.)

Colonies. Return to an address of the... House of Commons dated 26. Aug. 1846; for, gross revenues, disbursements, representative assemblies, colonies which have adopted the resolutions of the House... for the return of the colonial accounts... etc. 255 pp. fo.

(Gt. Brit. Parl. Papers. 1847. v. 37. doc. 740.)

Commissariat. 1845-6. Abstracts of the account of the receipts into and payments from the several chests abroad, from 1. Apr. 1845, to 31. Mar. 1846. f°.

(Gt. Brit. Parl. Papers. 1847. v. 36. doc. 253 II., pp. 3, 7.) Computed real value of the total imports, including British Kaffraria and Natal, of merchandise from each foreign country and British possession. (In: Annual statement of the trade and navigation of the United Kingdom, with foreign countries and British possessions in the year 1861.)

f°.

(Gt. Brit. Parl. Papers. 1862. v. 56. doc. [3062]. pp. 2-9.) Contribution by the Cape Government toward expenses of the Transkei war, 1877-8. £150,000. (In: Financial accounts of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland for . . . 1882-3.)

(Gt. Brit. Parl. Papers. 1883. v. 38. doc. 281. p. 23.) Copies of the Letters Patent of the 15th day of December 1847, appointing Sir Harry Smith Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, and the instructions therewith given. 12 pp. f°. (Gt. Brit. Parl. Papers. 1851. v. 37. doc. 457.)

Copy of a despatch from the Earl of Kimberley, containing the instructions addressed to Governor Sir H. Robinson, on his departure to assume the offices of Governor of the Cape of Good Hope and High Commissioner in South Africa. pp. f°.

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(Gt. Brit. Parl. Papers. 1881. v. 66. c-2754.)

Correspondence between the government of the colony and Commandant-General of the colonial forces on... the . . . affairs of Basutoland and other native territories, and the reorganization of the colonial forces. 96 pp. 5 maps. f. (Gt. Brit. Parl. Papers. 1883. v. 48. C-3493.)

Correspondence with the British Commissioners at Sierra Leone, Havana, the Cape of Good Hope, Jamaica, Loanda, and the Cape Verd Ids.; and rpts. from British vice-admiralty courts, and from British naval officers relative to the slave