INDEX 
1649 
James of Hereford, Lord, member of 
Judicial Committee, 1375; views 
on appeals to Privy Council from 
Australia, 1367. 
Jameson, Rt. Hon. Sir L. 8.; Bart, 
Prime Minister of Cape (1904-8), 
332; P.C., 1302 n. 3; action 
in deadlock in Cape, 211, 638, 639 ; 
incursion into territory of South 
African Republic in 1895, 1257. 
japan, representations as to British 
Columbian legislation, 289 n.1; 
treaties with, in 1894 (C. 7585), 1905, 
and 1911 (Cd. 5556), 1470. 
japanese immigration, arrangement 
with Australia (cf. Round Table, 
i. 527 seq.), 1133 ; with Queensland 
(Parl. Pap., 1901, A. 56 ; Common- 
wealth Debates, 1907-8, pp. 5867 
seq.), 1133; treatment of in Do- 
minions, 1080-1100; political dis- 
abilities in Canada, 478. 
renkins, Hon. J. G., Premier of South 
Australia (1901-5), I. v., 325; dispute 
with Commonwealth Government in 
Vondel case, 798; resigns Agent- 
Generalship (Register, Oct. 19, 1908), 
342 ; defence of Governor Le Hunte 
‘House of Assembly Debates, 1904, 
pp- 3, 4), 337 ; proposals for reform 
of Council franchise, 1620. 
Jenks, E., Government of Victoria, cited, 
661 n. 1; 784 n. 2. 
Jenkyns, Sir H., cited, 362. 1454 n. 5. 
Jennings, Hon. Sir P., views on 
prerogative of mercy, 1405. 
Jervois, Lieut.-Gen. Sir W., G.C.M.G., 
reports on defence in Australia, 606, 
783. 
Jesuits Estates Act, 1888 (51 & 52 
Vict. c. 13), non-disallowance of, 
741, 1451. 
Joly, Hon. J. G., Premier of Quebec 
(1878, 1879), 188, 328. 
Judges, income tax on salaries of, 426 ; 
compulsory retirement of, 1625; 
style of, 1306, 1624 ; and see Judi- 
ciary. 
Judicature, in Canada, Part IV, 
shap. i,§ 6, and see Table of Contents; 
in the Commonwealth, chap. ii, § 6 ; 
in the Union, 978-84. 
Judicial Appeals, Part VI, chap. iii, 
and see Table of Contents. 
Judicial Committee, constitution of, 
1373-82. 
Judicial inquiries, limits of power of 
executive to hold, 888-92. 
Judicial Prerogative in the Dominions, 
1357-65. 
Judiciary, Part VI, and see Table of 
Contents and Imperial Court of 
Appeal. 
Just, Sir H. W., K.C.M.G., Secretary to 
the Imperial Conference (1908— ). 
1502 n., 1512; services recognized 
at Conference of 1911, 1484 n. 1. 
<anakas, deportation of, from Queens- 
land, 390 n. 1, 1098, 1099. 
Lato, M., Japanese Minister, state- 
ment as to Japanese immigration, 
1082. 
Kent, Hon. J., Premier of Newfound- 
land, dismissed by Governor in 
1861, 243. 
Lent, Hon. J.M., ministerin Newfound- 
land without seatin Parliament, 305. 
Kerferd, Hon. G. B., Attorney-General 
and Premier of Victoria, and Judge 
of Supreme Court, 185 n. 1; views 
on neutrality of colonies, 1155 n. 1; 
on power of Governors, 133; on 
executive power, 657. 
{idston, Hon. W., Premier of Queens- 
land (1906-11), 193, 325, 339; 
lisputes with Lord Chelmsford as 
to addition of members to Upper 
House of Queensland, 582-6. 
Killing of game, provincial power as 
to, 719, 720. 
Kimberley, Lord, Secretary of State 
for the Colonies (1870-4, 1880-2), 
view as to responsible government 
at the Cape, 44-8; in Natal, 49; 
refrains from passing federation in 
South Africa, 940; views on the 
prerogative of pardon, 1389; on 
treaties, 1102, 1166-80. 
ing, power to administer govern. 
ment of a colony in person, 811 n. 1, 
950, 951 ; relation to ministers con- 
trasted with relation of Governor 
and ministers, 1627, 1628. 
Zing’s Counsel, power of Governor and 
of Lieutenant-Governors of Cana- 
dian provinces to appoint (South 
Australia Assembly Debates, 1908, 
p. 521), 121-4, 680, 681, 
{ing George's Sound, garrison of, 782, 
{ingdom of Canada, J. S. Ewart’s 
theory of, 1458, 1459. 
Kingston, Rt. Hon. C. C., Premier of 
South Australia (1893-9), 190; 
views as to relations of States and 
Commonwealth, 796. 
Kitchener, Field-Marshal Viscount, his 
visits to Australia and New Zealand 
on defence questions, 1265, 1266. 
Kitt, Benjamin, dispute of Governor 
of Queensland with Premier regard- 
ing pardon of, 289 n, 4, 1406, 1408.