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the premises, or any of them, have unduly be-
haved themselves, or hereafter shall presume to
behave themselves unduly, or have been or
shall happen hereafter to be careless, remiss, or
negligent in our aforesaid Colony or its Depen-
dencies. And of all and singular articles and
circumstances, and all other things whatsoever
that concern the premises or any of them, by
whomsoever, and after what manner soever, in
our aforesaid Colony, done or perpetrated, or
which hereafter shall happen to be done or at-
tempted in what manner soever. And to in-
spect all Indictments whatsoever so before
you, or any of you, with such Justice or Jus-
tices as aforesaid, taken or to be taken, or be-
fore others late our Justices of the Peace in the
aforesaid Colony or its Dependencies, made or
taken, and not yet determined; and to make
and continue Processes thereupon against all
and singular the persons so indicted, or who
before you hereafter shall happen to be so in-
dicted, until they can be taken, surrender them-
selves, or be outlawed. Provided always, that
in case of difficulty upon the determination of
any of the premises before you, or any one or
more of you shall happen to arise, then let
judgment in no wise be given thereon before
you, or any of you, unless in the presence of
one of our Justices of the Supreme Court of the
said Colony.

And, therefore, We Command you, and each
of you, and every of you, that to keep the Peace
or Ordinances and Statutes, and all and singu-
lar the Premises, you diligently apply
yourselves, and that at certain days and places
duly appointed, or to be appointed for these
purposes into the premises, ye make enquiries,
and all and singular the premises hear, and de-
termine, and perform, and fulfil them in the
aforesaid form, doing therein what to Justice
appertains, according to the Law and Custom
of England, saving to us the amerciaments and
other things to Us therefrom belonging. And
We Command Our Sheriff of the said Colony,
at certain days and places duly appointed, or to
be appointed as aforesaid, to be aiding by all
lawful means in the performance and due exe-
cution of the premises.

In Testimony Whereof, We have caused these
our Letters to be made Patent, and the Great
Seal of our said Colony to be hereunto affixed.

Witness, Our Trusty and Well-beloved
Robert Fitzroy, Esquire, Cap-
tain in Our Royal Navy, Our
Governor and Commander-in-
Chief of Our said Colony of New
Zealand and its Dependencies,
at Government House, Auckland,
in Our said Colony, this first day
of March, in the seventh year of
Our Reign, and in the year of
Our Lord One thousand eight
hundred and forty-five.

By Command,

ANDREW SINCLAIR,
Colonial Secretary.

LIST OF MAGISTRATES.

Andrew Sinclair, M. D.
Alexander Shepherd
William Spain
Matthew Richmond
R. Davies Hanson
Felton Mathew
Arthur E. McDonogh
Thomas Beckham
Henry King
Charles B. Robinson
Donald Sinclair
John Jermyn Symonds
Henry St. Hill
George Clarke
Robert A. Fitzgerald
James Coates
John Johnson
Peter D. Hogg
Samuel King
Robert S. Aubyn
James Webster
John Watson, Esquires.

NON OFFICIAL.

Frederick Whitaker
William Donnelly
Theophilus Heale
Charles Clifford
William Brown
Samuel M. D. Martin, M. D.
James R. Clendon
William F. Porter
James Busby
Henry Cutfield
William Wakefield
Thomas Bunbury
William M. Smith
Edward Chetham
Peter Wilson
John Nixon
Jeremiah Nagle.
John G. Cooke
Edmund S. Halswell
George S. Evans, L. L. D.
Gilbert Mair
John Scott
David Smale
Henry C Lawler
Lachlan McLachlan
Moses Campbell
William Guyton
William Swainson (Hutt)
William Powditch
Edward Daniell
Henry Moreing
Henry Thompson
John T. Wicksteed
Henry W. Petre
John Damforth Greenwood, M. D.
Francis Otterson
Philip Valle
George Rennie
Josiah Flight
William Halse, Esquires.