| Y/M/D | Description | Place |
|---|---|---|
| 1842/00/00 | British Consul to the Kingdom of Hawaii, Richard Charlton, informs Lord George Paulet that British subjects in the Hawaiian Islands are being denied their legal rights. | |
| 1843/02/11 | Lord George Paulet arrives in Honolulu aboard the HMS Carysfort and requests a private interview with King Kamehameha III | |
| 1843/02/17 | Lord George Paulet theatens to an immediate attack on Honolulu at 4 o'clock PM tomorrow, in the event of the demands now forwarded by him to the King of these Islands not being complied with by that time. | |
| 1843/02/18 | Hawaiian government capitulates to the demands George Paulet under protest | |
| 1843/02/25 | Kamehameha III cedes control of the Sandwich Islands to Paulet's the new government, the Provisional Cession of the Hawaiian Islands | |
| 1843/07/26 | Admiral Richard Thomas arrives in Honolulu aboard the HMS DUBLIN and requests a private interview with King Kamehameha III. | |
| 1843/07/31 | Admiral Richard Thomas restores sovereignty over the Sandwich Islands to Kamehameha III and the Kingdom of Hawaiian. | Thomas Square, Honolulu |
| 1847/07/31 | Kamehameha III hosts a thanksgiving service, proclaiming "ua mau ke ea o ka 'aina i ka pono" (the life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness). | Thomas Square, Honolulu |
| 1847/07/31 | 10,000 people celebrate Hawaiian Resteration Day with a laua at Kaniakapupu | Kaniakapupu, Honolulu |
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