Responsible government in the Dominions: Responsible government in the Dominions

Responsible government in the Dominions (Vol. 3)

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Author:: Keith, Arthur Berriedale http://d-nb.info/gnd/119086794

Title:: Responsible government in the Dominions

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Author:: Keith, Arthur Berriedale http://d-nb.info/gnd/119086794

Title:: Responsible government in the Dominions

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Place of publication:: Oxford

Publisher:: Clarendon Pr.

Year of publication:: 1912

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[636 INDEX on the metric system, 1540; on shipping conferences, 1541; on mutual recognition of judgements, 1544 ; on international exhibitions, 1545. Jabinet in England, compared with Cabinet in Dominions, 301, 302. Jabinet system in the Dominions, Part ITI, chap. vii, and see Table of Contents. Cables, landing licences for, 1482. Cairns, W. W., C.M.G., Governor of Queensland (1875-7), reserves anti- Chinese Bill in 1876, 1075. Campbell, Hon. Sir T. Cockburn, represents Western Australia before Committee on Constitution, 39. Canada, United Province of, represen- tative government, 4 ; responsible government, 13-20; no petition of right in, 143 n.1, 1627; money votes moved by private members antil 1840, 642; interference with legislation by Imperial Government, 1032; land question, 1047 ; altera- tion of Constitution, 440. Federation, Part IV, chap. i, and see Table of Contents ; legal basis, 79- 31, 955; petition of right (Rev. Stat., 1906, c. 142), 144, 1627 ; executive council, 149; Governor-General's relation to Council, 155; Ministry, 311-3; civil service, 346-8 ; legis- ‘ative authority, 395 n.1; privi- leges of Parliament, 450, 451; language, 459-61, 964; Speaker, 168 ; summons, prorogation, and dissolution, 470 n. 5, 1562; dura- tion, 502; franchise, 474, 475; qualification of members, 492; payment, 504; electoral matters, 505; redistribution, 513; Upper House, 514-6; relations of Upper and Lower Houses, 587-91 5 refer- enda, 932; instructions as to re. servation of Bills, 1010; control of lands, 1051, 1053; native affairs, 1055-7 ; Chinese immigration, 1071 -9; Indian and Japanese immigra- tion, 1087-9; treaty questions, 1122-9; currency, 1182-4 ; militia, 1249-51; navy, 1270, 1629; judi- slary, 1337, 1338; appeal to Privy Council, 1360, 1361, 1366 ; preroga- tive of mercy, 1399-1404, 1415, 1565, 1566; "Church, 1424, 1425, 1446, 1448, 1626 ; financial irregu- larities, 247 n. 1, 258, 259, 1619 n, 3. Javada Supreme and Exchequer Court, Admiralty jurisdiction of, 377; jurisdiction of Supreme Court in constitutional questions, 751 ; appellate jurisdiction, 750, ‘anadian Colonies, intercolonial pre- ference in, 1167, 1168, 1178, 1179 1181, 1182. Canadian nobility, 1304 n. 1. Canadian Pacific Railway, 761. “anterbury, Viscount (formerly Rit. Hon. Sir J. H. T. Manners Sutton), K.C.B., Governor of Victoria (1866—~ 73), refuses in 1873 a dissolution to Mr. Gavan Duffy, 185, ‘ape Breton, merged in Nova Scotia in 1820, 3 n. 1. ‘ape of Good Hope :* responsible government, 41-8; legal basis, 75, 76; petition of right (No. 37 of 1888), 144, 1626 n. 7; Executive Council, 149 ; relation of Governor ‘0 Council, 154 ; Ministry, 320, 321 ; egislative authority, 355 n.1; privileges of Parliament, 449, 456 2.2; language, 461; summons, prorogation, and dissolution, 470 0.5; duration, 502; franchise soldiers and sailors on full pay vere disqualified by Act No. 2 of 1905), 489, 490; qualification of nembers, 500 ; payment (£1 1s. 1 day with 15s. allowance if resident aver 15 miles from Cape Town), 504; Jpper House, 543-5; relations with Lower House, 638, 639; in- struction as to reservation of Bills, 011-4; lands, 1048 ; native vffairs, 1066 ; Chinese immigration, 079 ; Indian and Japanese immi- ration, 1090 ; military affairs, 258-62; navy, 1295 n.1 5 judi- iary (Act No. 35 of 1896), 1340, ‘341; appeals to Privy Council, ‘359; prerogative of mercy, 1417, 1418 ; Church, 1427, 1433, 1434, 1450 ; education, 1452 ; alteration of Constitution, 1001; breach of law during war, 65. Tape of Good Hope Province, en- trance into Union, 949-72; pro- vincial council, 969-72 ; railway rates, 990, 991, 992, Cape Town, seat of legislature of the Union, 963, 990. Carmichael, Sir T. D., Gibson, Bart., K.C.M.G., Governor of Victoria (1908-11), now Baron Carmichael of Skirling, G.C.1.E., and Governor of Bengal, 149, 176 ; grants dissolu- tion to Sir T. Bent, 193-9. “arnarvon, Lord, Secretary of State for the Colonies ( 1866-7, 1874-8),

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