Colonial Despatches
The colonial despatches of Vancouver Island and British Columbia 1846-1871
Despatch from London
Grenville, Richard to Seymour, Governor Frederick 7 November 1867, NAC :, 418.
Abstract
Grenville, Richard to Seymour, Governor Frederick 7 November 1867, NAC :, 418.
Despatch from London.
Marginalia (1).
No. 75
7 November 1867
Sir,
I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your Despatches of
the numbers and dates noted in the margin,
and to convey to you Her Majesty's Confirmation and allowance of the
following Ordinances of your Government vizt.
No. 102—5 Sept. 1867
‹" 105—9 " "
‹" 107—10 " "
‹" 114—16 " "
‹" 115—17 " "
‹" 116—17 " "
‹" 105—9 " "
‹" 107—10 " "
‹" 114—16 " "
‹" 115—17 " "
‹" 116—17 " "
No. 17, 25th March 1867"An
"An Ordinance to declare the application
of the existing Laws of Customs."
"An Ordinance to declare the application
of the existing Laws of Customs."
No. 22, 2 April 1867
"An Ordinance to assimilate the Law empowering the Governor to
create Ports of Entry in British Columbia."
No. 24, 2nd April 1867, "An Ordinance further to extend the time
granted to the Harewood Colliery Company limited by the Harewood Railway
Company's Act '1864' for making and completing a tramway from the
Company's Mines to Departure Bay Nanaimo."
No. 35, 2 April 1867 "An Ordinance to regulate excisein
in all parts
of the Colony."
in all parts
of the Colony."
No. 36, 2nd April 1867 "An Ordinance to assimilate the Laws for the
regulation of Harbours in all parts of the Colony of British Columbia."
No. 37, 2nd April 1867. "An Ordinance to assimilate the Law
regarding Aliens in all parts of the Colony of British Columbia."