The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-12-06
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(LS) EDWD. THORNTON.
(L.S) HAMILTON FISlI.

IycIcsURE 2o5Hrentios JetseH Her My and he United
Safes ef imeo1 relatre d Naturalization SigHed al
London Nay L. ls10. (RdflscaoHs eEsaHgi al London
-iugust 10. lS1O)
Her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom Of Great
Britain nd Ireland and the President q the United states
British subjects who lave emrar who may enieraie
fson she British dJminous the United Il America
aud Of citizens 4 the u1ted states Of Amera who have
ensrted OF who eaiErta from the United States Il
America % the Brush doanions have resolved 10 conclude
aConNeulou Tor that pupe, and bave nane a. their Fen
ipoeltiarie-, thst is - say:
Her Majesty the Qsstn q the United Kingdom q Great
Britain sad Ireland the Right Honorable 6e1rge William
Teriek Earl Of Clryud Baron Hyde 81 Hiudon Peer
Of the United Kingdom, Msmieroi Her Braunic Mjesys
Nost Honorable Pdyy Council, knight u me Not NoDle
Order of the Garter knight GRIND Crs q the Most Honor
able Order q The Bath. Her Britannia Mrstys Principal
And The President Il tie United states d America John
Lhp Motley, Esquire. Envoy Extraordinary aud Minister
Fenpgtsniay Of the United states Of America to Her Brit
annie Majesty;
speee i1i powers found TO be IN good and due FORM have
agreed upon aud concluded the FLOWING Articles;
British subjects who have become. shall be-
q Aere citizens thereof shall subject to the provisions
of Article H. be held BY Great Britain to be in ali respects
and for all purposes citizens Of the United states aud shall
be treated as such b. Great Britsin.
Eeeprey, u the United States Of America who
law within the British tomai0ns British subjects shall
subject the provisions Of Article H. be held by the United
jecs be treated by The United states.
II such Kisi-h subjects aforesaid have
become aud are uaiuraz as citizens within the United
States shall be liberty their naturalization
and their British nationality provided that such
remuneration be publicly declared within years after the
twelfth DAY q May. IS50
such citizens the United States Aforesaid who have
become and natHized within the dominions Il Her Bril-
annie Majesty British subjects shall be af liberty
their naturalization ard T. their natiousilty
citizens q the United state provided that uc renunci
sfon be pub-y declared within year. after the exchange
q tie Publications q the present Convention
The which this remuneration nsy De male aud
publicly declared shall be agreed upon BY the Governments
q the respective countries.
Ill fanny such British subject aforesaid natu
rar in the United states should residence within
the onions Ct Her Britannia Majesty, Her Msjesys Gov
eminent his application and such conditions
that Government think AZ 70 impose, Tadmit him
the character and privileges q British subject, and the
United States shall not in that case claim him citizen VI
the United sttesu account Of he former naturalization.
10 the IL any such citizen q the United
States Aforesaid uaruTazed within the d0nnions Of Her
Britnn Majesty sh6nd his residence ia the United
states the United State Government may his ap
plicson conditions that Government may
think impose reimit hiaa the character and pfiv-
not case claim him British subject account Of
his former naturalization.
AEricE " Tie present Convention shall be ratified BY
Her Britannia Majesty and ~ the President q the United
b. and with the advise and Of the Senate
thereof and the raficaons shall be exchanged LoJa
may within twelve months from the date hereof
wes1f the respective Pleuip0fentiares have
signed the same, and have AFFIXED thereto their reIectiTs
seals.
Done at Londo1 the thirteenth day May in the year Of
Our LJTd one thousand eight hundred and seventy.
Isl CLARENDON
Isl JOHN LOTHEOP MOTLEY.