CONTENTS 
§ 4. THE SALARY OF THE (GOVERNOR (continued)— 
Marks of respect . 
Presents . , . 
§ 5. CORRESPONDENCE RULES 
CHAPTER II. THE POWERS OF THE GOVERNOR . 
§1. Tue LETTERS PaTENT . ’ 
The nature of the Letters Patent . 
The validity of the Letters Patent 
$2. THE GOVERNOR AND THE PrEROGATIVE 
Musgrave v. Pulido . ; é . 
Mr. Higinbotham’s theory : 
The doctrine of reserved power 
THE LIMITATIONS OF THE POWER OF THE GOVERNOR 
Coinage . ’ 
Charters . . 
Honours . 
Acts of State . 
Ferries . 
§4. THE APPOINTMENT OF King’s CounseL 
§5. THE ALTERATION OF SEALS ’ . 
§ 6. THE PREROGATIVE OF Mercy . 
§ 7. OTHER PREROGATIVES 
War, &ec. . . . 
$8. THE LIABILITY OF a GOVERNOR TO SUIT. 
Civil Liability . . 
Criminal Liability . 
$9. THE GOVERNOR'S LiaBmary To MANDAMUS 
Governor . . 
Governor in Council . . . 
$10. PerimioNs oF Rigar . . 
The Grant of the Fiat . : . . 
The Petition in Quebec and South Africa . 
The Prerogative of the Crown _ 
CHAPTER III. THE GOVERNOR AND MINISTERS 
§1. THE GOVERNOR AND THE Exrcumive Couwcrn 
Relations of Governor and Ministers 2 . . 
The Rulos in the Letters Patent and Instructions 
.§2. Tue Views or Mg. BLAKE 
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