The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-14
Proclamation.
I NATURALIZATION NOTICE.

The ATTENTION OF Naturalborn subjects Of Her
Britannia Majesty is called to the 4th and 9th
clauses OF the Naturalization Act, 1870" viz:
4. Any person who By reason OF his having
been born within the dominions OF Her Majesty Is
a natural born subject, but who also at the time
OF his birth became under the law OF any foreign
State subject OF such STATE ana Is SUI saGn aSa
ability, make declaration OF aiienage IN manner
aforesaid, and from and after the making OF such
declaration Of alienage, such person snail cease 70
be British subject Any person VINO Is oSrn Ous
British subject may, n Of full age, and not under
any disability, make q declaration or allenage IN
manner aforesaid, and from and after the making
OF such declaration, shall cease TO pe o bFitish
subject.
EXP ,TRIATIoN.
A. Any British subject who has at any time be-
fore or may Ut any time after the passing OF thts
act when In any foreign State, and n0s under any
disability, voluntarily become naturallzed IN such
State SHALL from and after the time OF his 80 haV.
ine become naturalIzed In such foreign State, be
deemed 20 have ceased to be British SUBJECT
and he regarded as an allen:
Propfded, IL That where any British subject
has. before the passing OF this act. voluntarily
become naturalIzed In q foreign State and
yet Is desIrous OF remaining British subject,
he may, ut any time within two years after
the passing OF this act make adeclaration
that he is deslrons Of remaining British sub
referred to as declaration OF British narlon.
allty, being made, and upon his taking the
oath OF allegiance, the declarant shall be
deemed to be, and to have been continually,
British subject; with thls qualification, that
he shall not, when within The limits OF the
foreign State I'm which he has been natural
lied, be deemed to be q BriilshAublect, unless
he has ceased to be subject OF that State ID
pursuance OF the laws hereof or In pursu-
ance OF q treaty to that elect.
(2.) declaration OF British nationality may be
made, and the oath OF allegiance be taken, as
follows, that Is to say: II the declarant be In
the United Kingdom, IN the presence OF JUS
tlce or the p ace; II elsewhere IN Her Ma1es-
ty's dominiOns, In the presence Of any Judge
OF any justice oil the peace, or OF any other
oTicer for the time being authorized by law In
the place IN which the deelarnnt Is TO I'D min.
lister an oath for any judicial or other legal
purpose; II out OF Her Majesty's domlnions,
In Me presence OF any Officer In the diplomatic
or consular service OF Her Majesty.
ALSO, to the following extract from the "Con-
yention between Her Majesty and the United
States OF America relative to Naturalization"
Qualifications exchanged at London, August 10,
1901
ARTICLE II. British subjects who
have become and are naturalized as citizens
within the United States, shall he ut liberty to re.
nounce their naturalization and to resume their
British nationality, provided that such renuncla.
ton be publicly declared within two years after
the 18th day OF May, 1870.
FURTHER information may be had on applica-
tion to 4 HP. WALKER,
H.B. NJ. Consul at Ch arleston.
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