IN CANADA,―The application for a passport is to the Secretary of State, Ottawa. The form issued in the ordinary case of a British subject by birth, is as follows:-* If the applicant be a British subject by naturalization, the qualification before mentioned will be inserted so as to make it conform to the certificate granted upon naturalization. (See pp. 89, 120, ante). * In the United States the application is made to the Secretary of State, and the form is similar to the foregoing.-See Hill's Manual of Forms. Pub. Chicago, 1883. ADDENDA. Page 48-50, add to note (a):—A will made according to the forms of English law by an alien who, though her domicile of origin was English, was domiciled abroad at the time of making her will and of her death, is not entitled to probate in England. In determining what is the valid will of an alien, the general principles of law prior to the passing of the Naturalization Act, 1870, (Imp.), are still applicable: Bloxam v. Faure, L. R. 8 P. D. 101. An alien infant, never having been resident or domiciled in England, although interested in a fund in Court, will not necessarily be treated as a ward of Chancery; the jurisdiction of that Court being founded, not so much upon the fact that the Court has property of the infant to administer, as upon the parental relation in which the Court stands towards an infant British subject arising out of the title of a British subject to the protection of the Crown as parens patria: Brown v. Collins, L. R. 25 Ch. D. 56, and see Hope v. Hope, 4 D. M. & G. 328. Page 95 note, line 27, add to cases in ( ), Cooke Wilby, L. R. 25 Ch. D. 769. INDEX OF FORMS. I. 2. 3. 4. B. Certificate under sec. 12, viz., of person administering oath 5. C. Certificate of Naturalization; ordinary case of alien becom- 6. D. Certificate of Naturalization to a person after service under - 7. E. Special Certificate of Naturalization to a person with respect PAGE. 86 86 87 88 8. F. Certificate of re-admission to British nationality 91 9. G. Oath by persons entitled to be naturalized before 1 Jan. 1868 92 aliens who had settled abode in certain Provinces 93 II. 12. 13. H. Certificate of Clerk of the Peace, or other officer, upon filing - Renunciation of naturalization, by British subject or citizen Declaration of alienage by naturalized British subject 93 106 94 by a person born within British 96 15. Declaration of alienage by a person who is by origin a British ALIEN. GENERAL INDEX. Α PAGE. Definition Includes Statutory Alien .... Widow of British subject who has become Alien 5 47 74 Will of, principles of law prior to Naturalization Act applied.. 12 ALIENS. Amenable to the laws of country in which they may be May acquire and dispose of real and personal property Title may be derived through ..... Not qualified for office or franchise Disabilities of....... To have only rights expressly given Oaths taken by, on Naturalization. Naturalized before present Act Statutory aliens ...... 44 48 48 48 50 50, 51 51 52 56 56, 80 60 бо 68 68 80 8888 Not discharged from liability for acts done before becoming.. by certain persons desirous of remaining British 57 B BRITISH SUBJECTS. Who are Enfranchised Indians May divest themselves of status... A "Statutory Alien" may be re-admitted Character of, ceases upon naturalization in foreign State... 7,8 ΙΟ 52 68 56 55 57 46 46 C Status of Aliens in... Ceasing to be a British subject within CERTIFICATE. 48 55, 56 Of persons administering oaths of residence and allegiance, 60, 61-2 |