INDEX 
Canada without seat in Parliament, 
306. 
Temporalities Fund case, 674. 
Tennyson, Lord, Governor of South 
Australia (1899-1902), refuses in 
1899 a dissolution to Mr. Kingston. 
190. 
Tenure of judicial office, 1329-47. 
Territorial limitation of Dominion 
legislation, Part III, chap. ii, and see 
Table of Contents. 
Territorial Waters Jurisdiction Act, 
1878, Governor's duties under, 298. 
1356. 
Territories, in Canada, 763-9. 
Thompson, Rt. Hon. Sir John S.D., 
K.C.M.G., Prime Minister of Canada 
(1891-4), 306, 322; views on copy- 
right, 413-21, 1231; on education, 
692; on executive power, 663; on 
quarantine, 719; on appointment of 
justices and magistrates,701n. 6,702. 
Thornton, Rt. Hon. Sir E., British 
Minister at Washington, 1145. 
Thring, Mr., visits Canada on question 
of copyright, 1231. 
Thursday Island, garrison of, 782. 
Title, of the Crown, 1466. 
Tobago, change of Constitution in 
1855 and surrender of Constitution 
in 1876 (now annexed to Trinidad 
by Order in Council, October 20, 
1898, under 50 & 51 Vict. c. 44), 10. 
Todd, A., author of Parliamentary 
Government in the Colonies, and Par- 
liamentary Government in England, 
cited, 148, 290, 291, 307, 729, 732, 
1102, 1260, 1301 n. 1. 
Tonga (cf. United Empire, iii. 24), 922. 
Tort, no lability of Crown for, except 
by statute, 142 n. 1. 
Tozer, Hon. Sir H., Agent-General for 
Queensland (1898-1909), 343. 
Trade and commerce, Dominion and 
provincial authority as to, 703, 704. 
Trade Commissioners, in the Domi. 
nions, 1485. 
Trade Marks, Canadian legislation, 
668 n.1l; Commonwealth legisla- 
tion on, 840, 841; proposed uni- 
formity in legislation regarding. 
1482, 1542. 
Trade statistics, uniformity in, 1485. 
Trans-continental railway, from South 
to Western Australia (Act No. 7 of 
1911 in Commonwealth, and in 1912 
in Western Australia; Debates, 
1911, pp. 740 seq.), 787. 
Transvaal Republic, agreement with 
Cape and Natal, 1101 n. 3. 
Transvaal ©: representative govern- I 
1667 
nent, 9; responsible government, 
55-7; legal basis, 78; Executive 
Council, 149 ; relations of Governor 
;0 Council, 154; Ministry, 321; 
legislative authority, 359 n. 13 
privileges of Parliament, 449 ; lan- 
yuage, 462 ; summons, prorogation, 
and dissolution, 470 n. 5 ; duration, 
502 ; franchise, 490, 491 ; qualifica- 
sion of members, 501; payment 
‘£150 with £2 a day up to £300), 504; 
Upper Houses, 547-9; relations 
with Lower House, 565, 566, 587 ; 
dnancial irregularities, 265; instruc- 
sions as to reservation of Bills, 
1011, 1012, 1014; public lands, 
1048-50; native affairs, 1054, 
1055, 1067 ; Chinese immigration, 
1079; Indian question, 1090-8; 
volunteers, 1265 n.1l; judiciary, 
1840; appeal to Privy Council 
Order in Council, February 15, 
1909), 1365 ; prerogative of mercy, 
1417, 1418; education, 1452; 
Church, 1451; alteration of Con- 
stitution, 1001. 
I'vansvaal Province, entrance into 
Union, 949; Provincial Council, 
969-72 ; railway rates, 990, 991. 
Treason, extra-territorial operation of 
law affecting, 379, 380, 1356, 1624. 
Treasure trove, right of the Crown 
to by the prerogative, 146. 
Treatment of native races, Part V, 
chap. iii, and see Table of Contents. 
Treaty relations (cf. Holland, Studies 
in International Law, pp. 176 seq. ; 
Harrison Moore, Act of State, pp. 84 
32; Industrial Property Conven- 
sion, 1911), Part V, chap. v; Cd. 
5842, pp. 100, 123; and see Table 
of Contents; discussion of political 
and commercial treaties at Im. 
perial Conference, 1513-9, 1557, 
1558, 1623 ; power of Governor as to, 
132; affecting Canada, the Com- 
monwealth, and the Union, 992, 
093; relation of Dominion and 
provinces as to, 759-62. 
Treaty of Nankin of August 29, 1842. 
1075. 
Treaty of Pekin of October 24. 1860. 
1075. 
Treaty of Washington of 1871, 1105. 
Trinidad, power of Crown to legislate 
for, 1444 n. 1. 
Trust funds, investment of, in 
Colonial stocks, 1466. 
Tryon, Adm. Sir G., negotiates with 
Australian Colonies regarding naval 
defence. 783 n. 2.