On Parliamentary Government in England: Its Origin, Development, and Practical Operation, Volume 2

Longmans, Green, 1869 - 779 pagina's

Results of the Norman Conquest	11

The Great Council of the nation	24

Grave defects in the method of procedure in Judge Boothbys case	25

The Council of State during the Commonwealth	43

CHAPTER II	52

THEIR CONSTITUTION	60

The Treasury	66

Ulimate establishment in 1812 of the principal of unity	107

Its particular members officially unknown	463

Rule in regard to documents in possession of Ministers	474

298	489

300	497

Foreign Secretary	499

26	518

Colonial Secretary	519

28	525

Junior Lords of the Treasury	162

99	197

Its result on the condition of the Cabinet	198

May belong to either House of Parliament	219

Origin of our Representative System	239

19	240

Provisions of the Reform Act of 1867 on this subject	248

The General Post Office and PostmasterGeneral	251

What constitutes an acceptance of a disqualifying Office by	278

Canadian practice in this respect	288

b The introduction of Public Bills and the control of legisla	298

Enquiries as to negotiations for a new Ministry	302

Extent of Ministerial responsibility in regard to legislation	307

for Ministers	316

286	339

2 Parliamentary duties of particular Ministers	359

Principle upon which certain Administrative Offices are made	363

Ministers competent to move the Estimates and submit	368

Every branch of the Public Service should be directly represented	370

Proceedings in Parliament during a Ministerial interregnum	408

65	410

Growing power of the Commons in Parliament	411

99	442

11	456

Titel	On Parliamentary Government in England: Its Origin, Development, and Practical Operation, Volume 2 HeinOnline: World constitutions illustrated On Parliamentary Government in England: Its Origin, Development, and Practical Operation, Alpheus Todd
Auteur	Alpheus Todd
Uitgever	Longmans, Green, 1869
Oorspronkelijk uit	Nationale bibliotheek van Oostenrijk
Gedigitaliseerd	5 okt 2017
Lengte	779 pagina's

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War Secretary	534

34	544

39	563

Secretary for India	570

Presence of Privycouncillors therein	589

The Board of Admiralty	590

The Transport Department	618

Supremacy of Parliament over the Privy Council	624

69	636

305	658

The Board of Trade	662

The Lord Privy Seal	685

The Law Officers of the Crown viz	693

The Star Chamber and other Committees of the Council	701

The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster	705

The Government of Ireland	714

Advantages ensuing from the free introduction and debate	719

Officers of the Royal Household	722

Opposition attempts to carry public Bills to which Ministers	733

99	739

417	751

Ministers must initiate or sanction all motions for the grant	767

Subordinate Ministers their number and tenure	772

375	775