Wilmington journal., 1872-01-05
BRITISH
Naturalization Notice.

| wuErEAs by the Sd Section of the Natural- |
cation Act 1879 (33 Wet. cap. 14) it is provided
that swhere Her Majesty has entered into
convention with any fol egn State to the erect
that the subjects or citizens of that State who
have been naturalized as British subjects, may
| diyest themselves of their status such sub
iects. it shall be lawful for Her Majesty, by
Order in Council, to declare that such cOnVen-
tion has been entered into by Her Majesty and
from and after the date eli such Order i'll Coun
Gil, any person being originally subject or citi-
zen of the State referred to i'll such Order, who
has been naturalzed as a British subject, may,
within such limit of time as may be provided in
| the convention, make a declaration OF alien
age and from and after the date OF his so MAX
| ing such declaration Sach person shall be re-
regarded as an aIicn, and a subject OF the
State to which he originally belonged as aiore-
said.
"a declaration of alienagC may be made As
follows that is to say: If the declarant be ia
the United Kingdom, III the presence OF any
justice OF the peace; II elsewhere III her MaJes--
tvs domnOns i'll the presence OF any judge OF
any court OF civil or criminal jurisdiction, o1
any justice of the peace, or OF any other officer
! for the time being authorized by law, in the
! place i'll which the declarant Is, to administer
an oath for any judicial or other legal purpose
IT out of Her MajcSty'S dOmlnlonS, III the pres
ence OF any officer i'll the Diplomatic or Con-
sular service OF Her Majesty"
into bv Her Majesty with the United States OF
America on the 18Th OF May. 1870, the ratitica
tions of which were exchanged at Lon don Oh
the 10Th August 1870; and on the 9TH day of
August, 1870, Her Majesty, by Order in Coun-
j. tered into the effect that the subjects or ctl-
s. zens of those States who had been natHralzeH "a
as British subjects might dlVest themselves OF
= their stOtus such subjects.
AND WHEREAS, by a supplementary eonven-
ton signed at Washington on I'D February
- 1871 tie ratitieations whereof were cXclangeo
10 Oh the 4th May, 1871 AFTEE EEcITING tnat ny
" hal hoaO stimulated that tile MANNER. which
v, the remuneration by subjects ana cltZehs OF tH'
contracting parties who had e1nigrateo OF lhign u
e the other party, OF their NATURALIZATION ana th'
- made and publicly declared, SHOULD be agrcc'
Of. upon bv the Governments OF the rcSpectlV
countries: IT WAS. by Article /, AGREED a
- follows, viz: That any person being originally
ed citizen Of tac United States whc had previOusl
ng to May Is, 1870 been maturalzed as Britis
les 1S7I anu any British subject, who, at the dat
la first aforesaid, had been naturafzed as cit
v zen within the United States may, at amy tim
. before May II, 1872, publicly declare bis re
nunciation of such Naturalization by subScrii
ing an instrument in writing, substantially l
the form hereunt3 appended, and designated {
Annex .'
oSuch Remuneration by an original citizen
! the tinted States of British nationality shal
. within tile territories and jurisdiction OF IL
United States, be made in duplicate III II
rs presence of any Court authorized by law II
viii the time being to admit aliens naturalization
our or before the Clerk PrOthOnOtary OF any sue
of Court : if the declarant be beyond the terrt
No. ries Of the United States, it shall be made
4w duplicate before any Diplomatic COnsul
officer OF the United States. One OF such dupi
=, cates shall remain Of record in the custody
@ Oui the Court or officer in whose presence it w
nni i made; te other shall be- without delay, tran
49, mitted to the Department OF state
80 ''Such remuneration, II declared by an origin
1I ! British subject OF his acquired nationality a.
S citizen of the United States shall, if the decl
ny ny rant be in the United Kingdom of Great Brita
dw and Ireland be made i'll duplicate, IL tie pre-
I" cncc OF !. Justice of the Peace; IT elsewhere
Her Britannia Majesty's dor4iE:ohs, i'll triplica
i'll the presence of any Judge OF civil or erin
= - T,tCfI,. n1,tt tlln
of any OTHER oficcr for the time being auth'
lied by law. i'll the place in which the declal
TAT ton is to administer oath for any judicial
a. oEher legal purpose if out of Her Majesty's
IL miniOns, in triplicate, in the presence OF a
and officer in the diplomatic or Consular Service
'hia, her Nh'JsS'S' ANNEx(Al
citizen m A of S tie q ute hsst' ssteS Of fe aer5 eoi
nt hayRg az Hgr Sftasne nstSF
coll as a British subject, Tor as q citizen within
SCI se1s United States Of Americal do hereby renoul
=. n my naturalization as British subject lor
~ OF zen OF the United Statcs;) and declare that
EN- to nv desire to resume my nationality a citi
Hca- HG of the United States (or British subjcct(.
euis, Made and Subscribed before rue,
NV i'll dnsert country or other subdivision,
state, province, colony, legation or conSul@
1Ins this - day OF f--, lSl-: ,,r
rins s1ss 7uss3ee of tha peace cor other title.
a te+ Now TaKEEFoRE NOTICE Is HEREBY GI'
- to all British subjects within the States of y
60 and South Carolina. who have become hatt'
lied within the United States and who desil
NJ resume their allegiance as British subjects
we make the declaration III the form prcscri
before the 18th May, 1872.
ALTHoUGH the Supplemental ConyoptO
- the sd OF February last Only ycqliires
American citizens wh", hsye been llaturaliz'
British subjeclq .han Ilaake the Declaratio
I5enu.lciasinn Before United States Cou
Justice, or diplomatic or Consular officer o
United States, yet it is necessary, to meet
requirements Of the British Act of Parlian
layor. tbat the Declaration shall also be made b
tastes one of the British Judicial, Diplomatic
m suIar officers mentioned i'll the Sd Section.
and No FnE will be levied for receiving these
ONLY claratiOns. ii. +. Wa llk + :
Q only IA r. NJ Consul for North an{. SSath Care
e Tea BRITISH Cox
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