350 Nova Scotia : early colonisation, 22 Governor Cornwallis, 22 establishment of a Council, 22 courts of Judicature, 22 plan for calling Assembly, 23 assembly meets 1758, 24 alterations in representation, 24 separation of Executive from Council, 24 Cape Breton separated, 24 re-annexed, 25 proposal for Union, 25 votes in favour of Confedera- tion, 25 Legislative Assembly: method of election, 64 privileges, 67 qualifications of voters, 57 quorum, 66 resignation, 71 Speaker, 66 {,egislative Council, 72 Councillors, how appointed, 72 number of, 72 qualifications of, 78, 74 resignation of, 76 privileges, 76 quorum, 75 Speaker, 75 Number : on Committees, 156, 157 of House of Commons, 123 of members of the Legislative Councils, 72 of Senate. 149 14% INDEX Distribution of seats, 63 History of the Province, 15-22 originally part of Quebec, 17 immigration into Colony, 17 separated from Quebec, 18 its Constitution, 18 rebellion of 1837, 18 Lord Durham’s report, 19 united to Quebec, 19 constituted separate Province, 22 Legislative Assembly: method of Election, 64 privileges, 67 qualification of electors, 55 qualification of members, 61, 62 quorum, 66 regignation, 71 Speaker, 66 Opening of Parliament, 112 of provincial legislatures, 47 Orders in Council ; affecting Constitution, 41 admitting British Columbia, 31 admitting Prince Edward’s Island, 34 admitting North-West Territories into Dominion, 27 Order of business in Legislative Coun- cils, 77, 78 . Orders, standing. 42 Paper Money, issue of, 256 Pardon, right of, 170, 187 Parliament, Dominion : adjournment, 119 dissolution, 121 Oath: how summoned, 110 of legislative Councillor, 74 opening of, 112 of members of House of Commons parties to legislation, 110 136 payment of members, 118 of Senator, 145 privileges, 117 Officers of House of Commons, 138 prorogation, 120 Officers, provincial, 242 quorum, 116 Officers of Dominion, taxes on, 238 Parliament, Imperial: Ontario : Acts passed by, 40, 268 Courts of Civil jurisdiction, 92 legislative powers of, 224, 259, 266 of Criminal jurisdiction. 108 Party Government, 167, 185