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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Publisher:: Clarendon Pr.

Year of publication:: 1912

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INDEX 1449, 1450; education, 1452; alteration of Constitution, 427-32, 434, 435. Villiers, Lord de, C.J. of South Africa, member of Judicial Committee (1897— ), 1374. Violence, Commonwealth duty to protect States against domestic (aid refused to Queensland in February, 1912; British Australasian, Feb- ruary 8, p. 4), 804, 805, 1262. Virgin Islands, change of Constitution of bicameral legislature of (by Acts No. 214 of 1854, No. 47 of 1859 (one chamber, elective majority), No. 5 of 1867 (nominee), and Leewards, Act No. 16 of 1902), 10, 366, 367 ; no power of Crown to legislate for, 1444 n. 1. Visits, 1307. Vogel, Hon. Sir J., Agent-General of New Zealand, Prime Minister of New Zealand (1873-5, 1876), 186; views as to post of Agent-General, 340; proposes colonial representa- tion in the Imperial Parliament, 1458; views on annexation of islands in the Western Pacific, 1135; on treaties, 1173. Vondel. case of. 796-804. 1125. Wade, Hon. C. G., Premier of New South Wales (1907-10), 330; ob- tains increase of Legislative Council, 574; proposals for reform of Council, 574, 575 ; attitude towards Commonwealth referenda of 1911, 866 n.3; is refused a dissolution by Sir W. Cullen, 1616, 1617. Waitangi, treaty of, 1104 n. 1. Wales, Prince of, precedence in Canada in 1907, 1311. Walker, J. Bayldon, J., removal of, from Grenada (Times, November 4 and 6, December 16, 1908),1383 n. 2. Walker, Sir B., interferes with Mr. Baird's property in Newfoundland under modus vivendi, 1103. Wall, case of Governor, 28 St.Tr. 51, 137. Wantabadgery case, in New South Wales, 1404 n. 4. War, prerogative as to, not now dele- gated to Governor, 131, 132. Ward, Rt. Hon. Sir J., Prime Minister of New Zealand (his party majority reduced by 1911 election; United Empire, ili. 9), 308 n. 1, 309, 325; views on exclusion of natives from the Union Parliament, 759 n. 2; on agenda for the Imperial Confer- 1669 ence of 1911, 1495 ; represents New Zealand at the Conference, 1501 n. 2; proposalsfor an Imperial Parliament or Council of Defence (United Em- pire, ii. 532-41), 1458, 1503-5; views on Standing Committée of the [mperial Conference, 1507, 1509, 1511; on Declaration of London, 1515; on commercial treaties, 1518; on British shipping, 1519, 1520, 1521, 1522, 1524; on an Imperial Court of Appeal, 1378, 1379; on Naturalization, 1530; on Labour Exchanges, 1536, 1537; on the metric system, 1540 ; on shipping conferences and rebates, 1541. Washington Island, 922. Washington, treaty of, of 1888, 1128. Waste lands, control of, conceded to Australian colonies, 26, 32 ; to Aus- tralasian, Canadian, South African colonies, 1047-53. Water rights over British Columbia railway lands vested in Dominion Government, 683. Waterboer’sterritory, dispute asto, 45. Waterhouse, Hon. G. M., Prime Minister of New Zealand (1872-3), 186. Watson, Hon. J. C., Prime Minister of Australia (1904), 307, 575. Watson, Hon. R., represented New- foundland at Imperial Conference of 1911, 1501 n. 2. Way, Rt. Hon. Sir 8., Bart., Member of Judicial Committee (1897— ), 783, 1374 ; honours conferred on, 1302, 1304n.1; views on power to appoint a Deputy Governor (accepted by Imperial Government in 1911, and followed by Western Australia in 1912, Debates, pp. 544 seq.), 96. Weigall, case of, 804. Weld, Hon. F. A., Premier of New Zealand (1864-5), views on native administration in New Zealand, 1253 n. 1; Governor of Tasmania (1875-80), censured by Assembly, 175; dispute with Chief Justice on prerogative of mercy (cf. Rusden, Australia, iii. 639), 1398. Wentworth, W., views as to second chamber in New South Wales, 572. West, Sir L. S., minister at Washington, 1106. Western Australia: representative government, 8 ; responsible govern- ment, 35-9; legal basis, 72, 73; petition of right (62 Vict. No. 9), 142, 143 ; Executive Council, 150 ; relations of Governor to Council.

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