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executive power, 656, 659 n. 1, 664, 
and passim in notes. 
Legislative Council— 
Cape, composition and legal powers, 
543-5; relation to House of Assem- 
bly, 638, 639. 
Manitoba, composition and legal 
powers, 597, 598. 
Natal, composition and legal powers 
(Legislative Council Debates, 1905, 
p. 258), 545-7 ; relation to Legisla- 
tive Assembly, 586. 
New Brunswick, composition and 
legal powers (Act 1868, c. 30), and 
relation to Legislative Assembly, 
592, 597. 
Newfoundland, composition and legal 
powers, 518, 519, 1605, 1610 ; rela- 
tion to House of Assembly, 598, 599. 
New South Wales, composition and 
legal powers, 524-6, 1597, 1601; 
relation to Legislative Assembly, 
569-75, 1618 n. 4. 
New Zealand, composition and*legal 
powers, 540-3, 1589 n.1; relation to 
House of Representatives, 575-81. 
Nova Scotia, composition and legal 
powers, 517, 518 ; relation to House 
of Assembly, 591-7. 
Orange River Colony, composition 
and legal powers, 549-52 ; relation 
to Legislative Assembly, 587. 
Prince Edward Island, composition 
and legal powers, 597. 
Quebec, composition and legal powers, 
516, 517; relation to Legislative 
Assembly, 591. 
Queensland, composition and legal 
powers, 520-33, 1597; relation to 
Legislative Assembly, 582-6. 
South Australia, composition and 
legal powers, 533-6; relation to 
House of Assembly (cf. Legislative 
Council Debates, 1911, pp. 153-9, 
164-8, 172-80, 184-91, 199-201, 
848-71; Assembly Debates, 1911, 
pp. 104-10, 174-9, 192-7, 199, 202- 
15, 222, 251-60, 263-8, 281-313, 
1340-62, 1368-80), 626-9, 1620. 
Tasmania, composition and legal 
powers, 539, 540 ; relation to Legis- 
lative Assembly, 630, 631, 1620. 
Transvaal, composition and legal 
powers, 547-9; relation to House 
of Assembly, 587. 
Victoria, composition and legal 
powers, 526-9; relation to Legis- 
lative Assembly, 599-625, 1620. 
Western Australia, composition and 
legal powers, 537-9; relation to 
Legislative Assembly, 631-3. 
Legislative Council, discontent as 
vegards representation of govern- 
ment in, New South Wales, 320; 
South Australia, 319 n.2, 320; 
New Zealand, 321. 
Legislative power, conferred on Gover- 
nor with Houses of Parliament, 157. 
"e Hunte, Sir G. R., K.C.M.G., Gover- 
nor of South Australia (1803-9), 91 ; 
refuses in 1906 a dissolution to 
Mr. Price, 192; defended by Mr. 
Jenkins, 337. 
“epine, pardon of, by Lord Dufferin, 
1399, 1421 n. 1. 
Letters of administration, grant of, by 
Governor, 157, 1613. 
Letters of marque, issue of, by Gover- 
nor, 131 n. 2. 
“etters patent, nature of, 102-4. 
etellier, Hon. L. de St. J., Lieutenant- 
Governor of Quebec, dismissal of, by 
Dominio Government, 177, 335, 
54. 
sewis, Hon. Sir N. E.,, K.CM.G,, 
Premier of Tasmania (1899-1903, 
1909- ), 325, 333. 
Liability of Governor to suit, 134-8. 
“iberia, treaties of November 21, 1848, 
and July 23, 1908, with, 1110. 
lieutenant-Governor, position of, 94; 
prerogative of mercy vested in, in 
Canadian Provinces before 1867, 
1416 n. 1. 
‘ieutenant-Governor of Canadian Pro- 
vinces (salaries, 10,000 dollars in 
Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba ; 9,000 
in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, 
British Columbia, Saskatchewan, 
and Alberta ; 7,000 in Prince Ed- 
ward Island), Part IV, chap. i, § 3, 
and see Table of Contents; removal 
of, 1384 ; National Anthem played 
for, 1307 n. 1. 
limitation on appeals to Privy 
Council in Australia, 1366-72; 
Canada, 1365, 1373. 
Liquor prohibition, referenda on, in 
Canada, 931, 932. 
“iquor traffic, Canadian cases on, 674— 
8. 
Lloyd George, Rt. Hon. D. G., M.P., 
Chancellor of the Exchequer, present 
at Imperial Conference of 1911, 
views on double income-tax and 
death duties, 1539; on decimal 
coinage, 1540, 1541. 
Local legislation, provincial power as 
to, 719, 720. 
Long, Mr., case of, 1427, 1428. 
Loranger, Judge, of Quebec, question 
of removal of, 1343; views on