Fifty Years of the English Constitution, 1830-1880

Longmans, Green, and Company, 1880 - 495 oldal

Historical Method of Study	1

Permanent character of the Constitution as dependent on	8

CHAPTER II	14

Creation of Life Peers	20

Early history of representation	23

PAGE	48

Conduct of Mr John Stuart Mill	52

Political Associations	65

Demand of Sir Robert Peel for changes in the Household	235

Title of the Prince	241

The Princes view of his position as Consort	247

Policy of raising a foreign legion	255

Mr Gladstones account of the action of the Peelites note	261

of 1851	279

Lord Palmerstons comment on the restrictions imposed on	289

Alleged breach of the secresy of the Privy Council by	295

Peel on the limits of party loyalty	73

Stockdale v Hansard	77

Right of the House to punish for contempt	83

The halfpast twelve rule	90

Supply	96

Competing claims of public interests and private rights	98

Home Legislation	103

Reform of the Church of England	109

Endowed Schools reform	115

Principles of recent economic legislation	121

Railway legislation	129

New principles of taxation	135

Reorganisation of the Police	142

The Elementary Education Act	149

The South African Confederation Act	155

The Constitutional Question in Victoria	163

Conversion of the East India Company from a trading asso	169

Supremacy of Parliament over Colonial Legislatures	175

Mr Disraeli on the paramount importance of Foreign Affairs	179

on the forced labour question	192

Slavetrade suppression	199

Negotiation of Loans with hostile States	205

Topics of recent legislation bearing on Crown interests	211

The Crown Lands and the Civil List	216

The Duchies of Lancaster and Cornwall	223

Conduct of King William IV in the selection of Ministers	301

Nature of the right assumed by the King	307

Lord Palmerstons account of his conduct	313

Baron Stockmars theory of the English Monarchy	320

His opinion as to Royal initiation and control of policy	323

Correspondence of the Sovereign	329

The Ministers of the Crown and Parliament	336

Practice of questioning Ministers	343

Comment of Mr Disraeli on Peels conduct	349

The Royal Titles Bill	354

Consultation of Mr Disraeli with the Queen in reference	355

Mr Erskine May on the increasing power and patronage	361

Risk of Ministerial acquiescence in a policy dictated by	371

Purchase of the Suez Canal Shares	382

Organisation of Government in Hudsons	405

Right of the Crown to alienate British territory by exercise	413

Lord Lorne and the LieutenantGovernor of Quebec	419

ministration	427

Possible miscarriage of justice under the system	433

Danger to private rights from a highlyorganised police	448

Consequences of trespasses by the State on personal liberty	461

Memorial of the Colonists of Natal against confederation	474

Bill for the assumption by the Queen of a new title in India	478

Debates on petitions	480

Relation of the Sovereign to the Ministers of the Crown	488

Cím	Fifty Years of the English Constitution, 1830-1880 43810-43815. kiadás/19th-century legal treatises Making of modern law
Szerző	Sheldon Amos
Kiadó	Longmans, Green, and Company, 1880
Eredeti forrása	a Kaliforniai Egyetem
Digitalizálva:	2010. ápr. 10.
Terjedelem	495 oldal

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