The Cambridge History of the British Empire: pt. 1. Australia. pt. 2. New ZealandArthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians The University Press, 1933 - Great Britain |
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Page 398
... Governors like Bowen were far from considering that their relation to their ministers was just the same as Her Majesty's to hers . The development was only beginning . In 1860 the Imperial Government did not by any means say to a Governor ...
... Governors like Bowen were far from considering that their relation to their ministers was just the same as Her Majesty's to hers . The development was only beginning . In 1860 the Imperial Government did not by any means say to a Governor ...
Page 524
... Governor were illegal barred both appointment and acceptance . Lord Knutsford altered the instructions when it was too late to give the honour to Higinbotham.1 In late years it has apparently been the practice of the Colonial Office to ...
... Governor were illegal barred both appointment and acceptance . Lord Knutsford altered the instructions when it was too late to give the honour to Higinbotham.1 In late years it has apparently been the practice of the Colonial Office to ...
Page 665
... Governor , 1796-1814 ; probate papers , 1790-1814 ; pardons issued by Governors Phillip and King , eleven in all , 1788-1803 ; correspondence of Governors Hunter and King with the Judge - Advocates , R. Dore and R. Atkins , 1798–1811 ...
... Governor , 1796-1814 ; probate papers , 1790-1814 ; pardons issued by Governors Phillip and King , eleven in all , 1788-1803 ; correspondence of Governors Hunter and King with the Judge - Advocates , R. Dore and R. Atkins , 1798–1811 ...
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