Responsible government in the Dominions: Responsible government in the Dominions

Responsible government in the Dominions (Vol. 3)

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Title:: Responsible government in the Dominions

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Title:: Responsible government in the Dominions

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Year of publication:: 1912

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1668 INDEX Tupper, Rt. Hon. Sir C., G.C.M.G., Prime Minister of Canada (1896), dispute with Lord Aberdeen in 1896, 213-9, 306, 329, 334, 1460 n. 1; negotiates with France and Spain, 1115, 1117; P.C., 1301. irk’s Island (a dependency of Jamaica under 36 & 37 Vict. c. 6), Crown not empowered to legislate for, 1444 n. 1. Turner, Hon. Sir G., K.C.M.G., Premier of Victoria (1894-9), 190, 325; pro- posals as to financial relations of Commonwealth and states, 898. I'weedmouth, Lord, discusses naval question with Mr. Deakin, 1281. Two-fold Bav. federal richts at. 015. T Ultra vires, refusal of assent to Bills containing clauses, 1030, 1031. Under-Secretaries, in Canada, 310, 311. Uniformity of law, discussion of, at Imperial Conference, 1542. Uniformity of laws, in Ontario, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick, power of Dominion to legislate for, 671. Uniforms, 1307, 1308. Union Jack, 1314, 1315. [Inion of South Africa, Part IV, chap. iii, and see Table of Contents ; legal basis of responsible govern- ment, 80, 81, 955; petition of right, 144 ; Executive Council, 149; relation of Governor to Council, 156 ; Ministry, 321; legislative authority, 355 n.1; privileges of Parliament, 449; language, 462, 163; President and Speaker, 468 ; summons, prorogation, and dissolu- tion, 470 n.5, 1579; duration, 502 ; franchise, 489-91; qualifica- tion of members, 500, 501 ; pay- ment, 504; redistribution, 511; Upper House, 552-5; relations 0 Lower House, 640-4 ; instruec- ;ions as to reservation of Bills, 1011, L583 ; question of British Indians, 1090-8 ; native affairs, 1057-64 ; ireaty questions, 1126; currency, 1187 ; militia, 1265 n. 1, 1623, 1624 ; navy, 1270, 1629, 1630 ; judiciary, 1340, 1341 ; appeals to Privy Coun- sl (Order in Council, May 4, 1911), 1359 ; prerogative of mercy, 1418— 20, 1583, 1584 ; education, 1452. Jnited States, arbitration treaties of 1908 and 1911 with, 1113, 1114; copyright law, 1225, 1226 ; Pecu- niary Claims Treaty with, 1113; dis. pute as to North Atlantic fisheries, 206. 297 + and see Recinrocitv. Upper House, does not determine Ministry, 331, 332. Uruguay, treaties of November 13, 1885. and Julv 15. 1899 with. 1109. Vancouver Island, summoning of Assembly in 1856 (Parl. Pap. H.C. 229, Sess. 2, 1857), 5, 1613 n. 1. Vancouver riots in 1907, 1087, 1130, 1131, 1629. Van Diemen’s Land, change of name, 33 n. 1, and see Tasmania. Tenezuela, treaty of April 18, 1825, with, binds all Dominions, 1153. ‘erran, Hon. J., Premier of South Australia (1910 ), attacks the Governor, 269 n.1, 337 n.1: dispute with Upper House, 629, 1620; views on transfer of northern territory, 918 n. 1. 7ice-Admiralty Courts, 1348, 1350. Tictoria, Queen, views on question of dissolution, 1627, 1628. ictoria : representative government, 8; responsible government, 26-32 ; legal basis, 68-70; petition of cight (Act No. 1080), 142, 143; Executive Council, 150; relation of Governor to Council, 155; Ministry, 318; civil service (Acts Nos. 1133,1888,1950, 2075), 349-52; egislative authority, 357 n. 1, 358 1. 3, 372; privileges of Parliament, 148, 457 n. 1; limitation of length of speeches (see V. & P., 1911, op. 85, 86), 406; President and Speaker, 468 ; summons, proroga- ion, and dissolution, 470 n. 5, 1597 ; luration, 502; franchise, 481-4; jualification of members, 495, 496 ; nayment, 503; electoral matters, 305, 1619,1620 ; Upper House, 526-9; ‘lations with Lower House, 599— 325, 1620; participates in Federal Council, 782 ; attitude to federation, 784-8; referenda, 934; financial rregularities, 247 ; instructions as 50 reservation of Bills, 1013, 1014, ‘601; Imperial control of internal fairs, 1035, 1036 ; public lands, .048 ; native affairs, 1061 ; Chinese mmigration, 1075, 1078; Indian nd Japanese immigration, 1080-2, i086 ; views on treaty questions, 1155-7 ; navy, 1270-6, 1283, 1284 ; udiciary (Act No. 1142), 1331, 1332; appeals to Privy Council {Order in Council, January 23, 1911), 1364, 1369 n. 1; prerogative of mercy, 1395, 1398, 1412, 1597, 602: Church. 14268. 1433 n. 1.

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