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The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Rare Volume

Appendix

Appendix.

Note
I. Evidence of appointment of honorary political agent 24
II. Expectations of Colonists on subject of self-government excited 24
III. Inconsistent statements of Governor Grey as to fitness of Colonists for self-government 25
IV. The want of communication between the settlements 25
V. The interests of the natives do not require postponement of self-government 26
VI. Evidence of Governor Grey's power to bestow self-government during suspension of Lord Grey's constitution of 1846 26
VII. His admission of ripeness of southern Colonists for self-government 27
VIII. Evidence of opposition of Colonists to Governor Grey's Provincial Councils of 1848 27
IX. Difficulties encountered by him in forming those Councils 27page 6
X. Governor Grey's interdiction of meeting of Council 1850. 27
XI. Official Nominee Council of 1851, how constituted 28
XII. Determined opposition of Colonists to Governor Grey's latest constitution of 1851, now awaiting confirmation of Home Government 28
XIII. Confirmation of invalid grants, detailed statement and proofs 29
XIV. Connivance at illegal squatting. Reference to documents 30
XV. Illegal abolition of County Courts. References 30
XVI. Execution of civil offenders under martial law. Instances and references 30
XVII. Tampering with the currency, particulars of this case, and references 32
XVIII. Evidence of feelings of distrust towards the Colonists, created in native minds by Governor Grey's policy 33
XIX. Colonists' repudiation of Governor Grey's imputations of want of interest in the natives, &c. 34
XX. Destruction of the influence of the chiefs 34
XXI. Evidence of how little has been done by Governor Grey towards civilizing the natives 34
XXII. Connivance at illegal squatting on native lands 35
XXIII. Unnecessary increase of expenditure 35
XXIV. Abuse of official patronage 35
XXV. New Zealand Company's debt 36
XXVI. Pensioner emigration—proof of its failure and excessive costliness 37
XXVII. Cost of Imperial forces in the Colony 38
XXVIII. Instructions from Home Government to establish Militia 38
XXIX. Governor Fitzroy's Militia Ordinance referred to 39
XXX. Unprotected state of Colonists admitted by Governor Grey—proofs 39