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

Volume count:: Vol. 3

Place of publication:: Oxford

Publisher:: Clarendon Pr.

Year of publication:: 1912

Scope:: XII Seiten, Seiten 1102-1670

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INDEX 1659 Peace, welfare(order),and good govern- ment, signification of phrase (Han- sard, ser. 4, exc. 125), 368 n. 3. Peake, Hon. A. H., Premier of South Australia (1909-10), 325; attitude towards referenda in Common- wealth in 1911, 866 n. 3. Pearce, Hon. G. F., views on Austra- lian naval policy, 1298 n. 1; repre- sents Australia at the Imperial Conference of 1911, 1501 n. 2 ; views on British shipping, 1517, 1518, 1519; on British Indians, 1532,1533. Pember Reeves, Hon. W., first High Commissioner for New Zealand in London, adverse vote as to salary of, 328. Perth mint, 1156. Petition of right, 141-5; question of availability in England in respect of colonial claims, 1457, 1626, 1627. Petitions to King, must be submitted. 101. Phelps, Mr., views as to treaty obliga tions of the United Kingdom, 1107. Philp, Hon. R., Prime Minister in Queensland in 1907-8, 176. 193, 330, 582-6. Picton, General, trial for torture of Luisa Calderon, 138. Pietermaritzburg, formerly capital of Colony of Natal, 990. Pine Creek, Palmerston (Port Darwin) railway, 917. Pinsent J., of the Supreme Court of Newfoundland, views as to extra- territorial legislation, 378. Piracy, justiciable by Colonial Courts (cf. 13 & 14 Vict. c. 26), 1355. Pitcairn Island, 922. Plant diseases, power of states re- garding, 864, 865. Plenary power, of Province of Canada (cf. South Australia dssembly De- bates, 1911, pp. 1261-3), 718, 719. Political influence of civil servants (cf. New Zealand Parliamentary Debates, cliv, 356 seq., 403 seq.; political freedom is accorded to civil servants by new Western Australia Govern- ment,see Debates, 1911,pp. 4,78),353. Pollock, Sir F., views on martial law. 270. Pope, his legislative authority in Quebec, 1423 n. 1, 1445 n. 2, 1446, 1625; health of, proposed before that of the King, 1446 n. 1. Porter, Mr., declines Premiership of the Cape, 47. Postal arrangements concluded infor- mally, 1102. Postal and telegraph reforms, discus- sion of, at Imperial Conference, 15387, 1538, 1629. Dostal Union, representation of Do- minions in, 1132. Postal vote, 505. Precedence (for that of archbishops by appointment, see Canada Statutes, 1911, p. vi), 1308-13, 1624. Precedence in Courts, power of Lieutenant-Governors of Canadian provinces as to, 680, 681. Preference, Australian, of 1906 to British goods imported in British ships manned by white labour, 1110, and see Commercial Relations. Preferential voting, in Queensland, Western Australia, 508-10; in Victoria, 1619, 1620. Premiers’ Conference, Hobart, 1895, 785; Sydney, 1896, 1080. Premiers’ Conference, Sydney, 1904, 808 ; Hobart, 1905, 899; Sydney, 1906, 899; Melbourne, 1906, 899; 1907, 899; 1908, 899: Hobart, 1909, 900. Prendergast, G. M., leader of Labour party in Victoria, 197. Prerogative, relation to executive power, 656, 664; extent of dele- gation to Governor, 105 ; creation of Executive Council by, 303, 304; reservation of Bills affecting, 285, 1021-6. Prerogative of mercy, Part VI, chap. iv, and see Table of Contents. Presents, (Governors forbidden to accept, 99, 100, 1021, 1621. President of Legislative Council, position of, 467-70. Pretoria, capital of the Union, 990. Price, Hon. T., Premier of South Australia (1905-9), 628; proposalsas to appointment of Governor, 89-91, 192; agreement for transfer of Northern Territory to the Common- wealth, 917-9. Prime Minister, relation to Cabinet, 307-9; precedence in Dominions. 1312. Prince Edward Island: representa- tive government, 5; responsible government, 23, 24 ; legal basis, 62, 63 ; petition of right (Act 33 Vict. 2. 5), 144 ; executive Council, 150 ; Ministry, 315 ; legislative authority, 355 n.1, 358 n. 3, 372 ; privileges of Legislature, 452; Speaker, 468 ; summons, prorogation, and dissolu- tion, 470 n. 5; duration, 502 ; franchise. 477. 478 : qualification of

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