L650

INDEX

Klondike, proposed railivay to, de.
feated by Senate, 588.
Knighthoods, for colonial services,
1303, 1304.
Knutsford, Lord, Secretary of State
for the Colonies (1887-99), views as
to responsible government in Natal,
30-5; on appointment of Governors,
84-7; on copyright, 1224; on the
prerogative of mercy, 1406, 1411;
on Lord Onslow’s action in 1891 in
appointing Legislative Councillors
in New Zealand, 577.
Krogh, Mr., selected as a Senator in
the Union. 958 n. 2.

Landing of foreign sailors in Commonwealth,
 804, 805.
Language, rules as to official use in
Canada, 460, 760, 761; in Union of
South Africa, 461, 462.
Lansdowne, Marquess of, Governor-General
 of Canada, 1883-8, 149.
apsed Bills, restoration to notice
paper in statu quo (now adopted in
Western Australia, S.0. 419-21 3
Debates, 1911, p. 609), 467.
Lascars, employment of, in the coasting
 trade, 1085, 1086, 1100. 1211-5,
1521-3.
Laurier, Rt. Hon. Sir W., Prime
Minister of Canada (1896-1911),
309; P.C, 1302 n.3; G.C.M.G.,
1303 ; views on expenditure without
 Appropriation Act (in 1911 he
dissolved without obtaining supply),
258 n.1, 1619 n. 3; on disallowance
of Provincial Acts, 735 ; on increase
of provincial powers, 748 n.1; on
reciprocity, 1146; on Canadian
participation in a British war, 1156,
1157, 1553, 1554; on the Senate,
389; appointment of Senators,
588 n,2; recommends Sir C.
T'upper for P.C., 1301; views on
agenda for Imperial Conference of
1911,1499, 1500 ; represents Canada
16 the Conference, 1501 n.2; on
Imperial Parliament of Defence,
1505; on Standing Committee of
he Imperial Conference, 1507,
1510; on Declaration of London,
1515; on commercial treaties,
1518, 1519 ; on Merchant Shipping,
1522, 1524, 1525; on naturalizasion,
 1530; on commercial relations,
1532 ; on Labour Exchanges, 1536 ;
on appeals, 1378; defeat of, 1157,
1618.
Lavergne, A., views on Canadian naval
policy, 1297, 1619.
Law, duty of Governor to obey (South
Australia Assembly Debates, 1911,
pp. 1247-52, 1305-8), 246-82, 1619.
Law of conspiracy, discussion of, at
Imperial Conference, 1545.
“aw officers, opinion as to repugnancy
of colonial laws, 404-7; on money
Bills, 556-9; on extra-territorial
legislation, 372, 873 ; on suspension
of judges, 1346.
Leeward Islands, no power of Crown
to legislate for, 1444 n.1; judicial
tenure in, 1625,
Lefroy, A. H. F. (author of Law of Legislative
 Power in Canada), views as to
extra-territorial legislation, 375: on

Labouchere, Rt. Hon. H. (later Lord
Taunton), Secretary of State for
the Colonies (1855-8), gives undertaking
 to Newfoundiand regarding
treaty rights, 25, 1112.
Labour Exchanges, discussion of, at
Imperial Conference, 1535-7.
Labrador, native policy in, 1057.
Lafontaine, Judge, question of removal
 of, 1343.
rake, Maj.-Gen. Sir P., K.CM.G.,
Inspector-General of Canadian Mili.
tia, 1266.
Lamirande, case of illegal extradition
of, from Canada, 268 n. 1.
Lancaster, E. A., M.P.,, views as to
senate of Canada, 590 ; Bill regarding
 validity of marriages (Commons
Debates, 1911, pp. 1634-1742), 1625.
1628.
Lands, in Colony vested in the Crown
as ultimate owner (Attorney-General
of Honduras v. Bristowe, 6 App.Cas.
143, even in New Zealand as regards
Maori lands, in re The Landon and
Whitaker Land Claims Act, 1871,
(1872) 2 N.Z.A.C.R. 41, at pp. 49,
54), 146; control of, granted to
Dominion governments (cf. Reg. v.
Fitzherbert, 2 N.Z.A.C.R. 143),
1047-53 ; in Manitoba, Saskatche.-wan,
 and Alberta retained by
Dominion Government, 757, 758;
in Prince Edward Island, 730; in
British Columbia, 682, 683.
land grants, power of Governor to
make, under letters patent, 156;
not in Canada, 1562; not in Commonwealth,
 1570; not in the Union,
1579; in New Zealand, 1585; in
Australian states, 1596; in Newfoundland
 (purely statutory, see
Const. Stat., 1892, c. 13, s. 1), 1606.
Land surveyors, uniformity in authorization
 of. 14892