GAL GALWAY postal contract, 503 George I. and II. as sovereigns, 177 - his personal influence, 58 George IV. as a sovereign, 61 Grey, second Earl, his administration, Grey, third Earl, his suggestions on --- -his plan to strengthen ministers in on the kingly office, 208 LANDS.-See Public Lands Liverpool, Lord, his administration, Loans by the Crown, how made and - proceedings in Parliament respecting, 516 Lopez, Sir M., case of, 349 Lords, House of, its constitutional posi- its dormant powers, 6 legislative duties, 30 practice upon petitions for aid, Lowe, Mr. R., enquiry into his adminis- M'MAHON, Colonel, case of, 409 Melbourne, Lord, his first administra- his second administration, 128 Mercy, prerogative of, 343 - how they communicate with the their appointment and dismissal by - entitled to a fair trial from Parlia- ment, 212 MIN Ministers accept office without a majority - must possess the confidence of Parlia- must have the implicit confidence of - their executive acts, how far subject illegal or oppressive acts by indivi- -on financial propositions, 517 for the dismissal of their pre- decessors, 68, 124, 223 for the official acts of their sub- Ministry. See Ministers Minutes of Council, rightful limits of, 291 Money.-See Supply Money Bills, 525 Muir, Palmer, &c., case of, 348 Mutiny Act, 321 NAVY.-See Army and Navy Negotiations, papers concerning, matters proper for, should be left to - result of, to be communicated to New Zealand episcopate, 314 OATHS in Parliament, 250 Officers.-See Public Officers Opinions, legal, confidential documents, Orders in Council, 285-290 PEN Papers, when communicated to Parlia- - concerning private affairs, 281 Pardon, prerogative of, 343 Parliament advises the Crown on the may not interfere with the dismissal - its constitutional relation to the - may advise the Crown upon any may inquire into all acts of adminis- representation of every public de- ought not to legislate on matters - proper functions of, 620 dissolution of, when justifiable, 134, cases of, from 1782 to 1866, 162 contingent expenses, how pro- salaries of employés in both may not communicate directly Parliamentary government defined, 1 1 Prime minister, the free choice of the chosen by his colleagues, 221 the channel of communication Prince Consort, position and duties of Private Secretary to the Sovereign, 191 decisions of, questioned in Parlia- Privy councillors, their appointment 226 Prize money, distribution of, 327 n. 367n. Proclamations, their constitutional li- Property the basis of representation, 9 standing committee of, its origin its reports, 593 REF Public money to be expended only as increasing strictness of Parlia- sury Public moneys' committee of 1857, 589 n. political and non-political ap- advantages of permanency in the -promotions not to be influenced competitive examinations, 385, all subordinated to some political for what cause they may be dis- - should abstain from interference their exercise of the franchise, pensions and retiring allowances, salaries how regulated, 395 - of ministers of state, 419 of revenue officers paid out of their appointment, direction, and sury Public opinion in relation to Parlia- on questions of foreign policy, Public lands, sale or exchange of, when case of the, 373 UEEN'S University, Ireland, charter, subject to parliamentary control, 552 over the issue and expenditure of, exercised by the Exchequer and 540 RED ED Sea and India telegraph, case of Reform Act of 1832, its enactment, 119 SALARIES.-See Parliament, Houses must act through a minister, 173 may employ a private secretary, 191 appointment and dismissal of his ministers, 210, 217, 225.-See also to be consulted on all state affairs, SUP Sovereign as a witness, 243 in relation to Parliament, 246.- See Speaker of the House of Commons, - - his duty in regard to supply grants, his speech on presenting money bills Standing army, 322 Standing orders, their validity, 247 n. Sugar duties, case of the, 520 Supply, origin of parliamentary con- cannot be raised by prerogative, 286 - petitions or motions for aid to be grant of, by Parliament, 453 Commons may refuse to grant, 508 peculiar rights of the Commons in -appointment of committee of supply, 465 permanent grants, 471 on the revision of the estimates by a - motions for reduction of expenditure, classification of the estimates, 480, -- proceedings in committee of supply, 482 votes of credit and votes on account, 485 items in the estimates rejected by Resolutions reported from committee |