INDEX 1657 
vogation, and dissolution, 470 n. 5, 
1605; duration, 502; franchise, 
478, 479 ; qualification of members, 
493; payment, 504; electoral 
matters, 505; Upper House, 518, 
519; relations with Lower House, 
598, 599; instructions as to 
reservation of Bills, 1012, 1013, 
1611; Imperial control of internal 
affairs, 1003, 1037-47 ; native affairs, 
1057 ; Chinese immigration, 1079; 
treaty questions, 1120, 1127; cur- 
rency, 1185, 1187; militia, 1249, 
1251 ; judiciary (Act No. 3 of 1904), 
1338; appeals to Privy Council 
(Order in Council, October 13, 
1910), 1360, 1364; prerogative of 
mercy, 1417, 1418, 1420, 1608, 
1612; Church, 1424, 1449 ; educa- 
tion, 1452 ; alteration of Constitu- 
tion, 439. 
Newspaper postage, 1474. 
Nielsen, Hon. N. R. W., Minister of 
Lands of New South Wales (1910-1), 
1617. 
Niue, government of, 1060, 1061. 
Non-residents, reservation of Bille 
affecting, 285, 1026-30, 1044. 
Norfolk Island, administration of, 
1065. 
Normanby, Marquess of, Governor of 
New Zealand (1874-9), refuses in 
1877 a dissolution to Sir G. Grey, 
186, 187, 472; refuses to appoint 
Mr. Wilson to Upper House pending 
vote of censure, 576 ; vote of censure 
on, 174 ; South Australia declines to 
receive as Governor, 87 ; refuses to 
withhold assent from a Bill. 1007. 
1008. 
North-Eastern Rhodesia, 995. 
North-West Territories of Canada, 
763-7 ; rebellion in 1885, 1221. 
Northern Rhodesia (see Order in 
Council, May 4, 1911), 995. 
Northern territory of Australia, 917- 
21. 
Norway, treaty of March 18, 1826, 
with, binds all Dominions. 1108, 
1153. 
Nova Scotia : representative govern- 
ment, 4, 5 ; responsible government, 
20-3; legal basis, 61, 62; execu- 
tive government, 150; ministry, 
314 ; legislative authority, 355 n. 1, 
3581.3, 372 n. 1 ; privileges of Legis- 
lature, 452, 463; time limit of 
speeches, 465 ; Speaker, 468; sum- 
mons, prorogation, and dissolution, 
470 n. 5 ;. duration, 502 ; franchise, 
476,477 : qualifications of members, 
192, 493 ; payment, 504 ; electoral 
matters (Act 1909, c. 6), 505; 
Upper House, 519; relations between 
Upper and Lower Houses, 591-7 ; 
proposal of money votes by private 
members, 642; referendum, 932; 
entrance into federation, 646, 647, 
949 ; representation in Senate, 652 ; 
2 House of Commons, 653 ; execu- 
bive authority, 681; disallowance 
of Acts, 732, 735 n. 3; Dominion 
subsidy, 757, 758; public lands, 
1047 ; judiciary (Rev. Stat., 1900, 
c. 155), 752, 1337, 1338; decision 
of constitutional questions (Rev. 
Stat., 1900, c. 166), 754 n. 1, 756 
1. 2; by Supreme Court, 751 n. 1; 
appeal to Supreme Court, 750; to 
Privy Council (Order in Council, 
July 5, 1910), 754, 1364 ; preroga- 
tive of mercy, 1400 n. 1; Church, 
1424, 1444, 1447, 1451; alteration 
nf constitution before Union. 440). 
Oaths, to be taken by and administered 
by Governor, in Canada, 1565; in 
Commonwealth, 1573, 1574 ; in the 
Union, 1583; in New Zealand, 
1587, 1590; in Australian states, 
1596, 1600; in Newfoundland. 
1608, 1609. 
Dcean Island, 922. 
0’Connor, Hon. R. E., J. of the High 
Court of Australia, judicial opinions 
cited, 386, 830-2, 839, 840, 841, 842, 
845, 847, 848, 852, 859, 862, 890. 
Donohue, pardon of. 1399 n. 2. 
1421 n. 1. 
Dfficers, appointment and dismissal of 
by Governor, 170 n. 1, 264, 608, 1562, 
1570, 1579 n. 1, 1597, 1606; in 
Canada, power of Governor-General 
under Letters Patent, 700, 1562 ; 
tenure of office at pleasure (cf. 
Robertson, Civil Proceedings by and 
against the Crown, pp. 354-9), 349. 
YLoghlen, Hon, Sir B., Bart., vaca- 
tion of seat in Imperial House of 
Commons, 1456 n. 2. 
J’Loghlin, J. V., 138. 
Inslow, Earl of, Governor of New 
Zealand (1889-92), accepts advice 
of ministers to add members to 
Upper House despite their defeat, 
212, 218, 575, 576; views on the 
prerogative of mercy, 1406-11. 
Ontario: legal basis of responsible 
government, 59-61 ; executive coun- 
cil, 149,152 n. 2; ministry (Act 1908, 
c. 6), 314; legislative authority, 355 
n. 1. 372: vprivileges of Legislature.