In the matter of the boundary between the Dominion of Canada and the colony of Newfoundland in the Labrador Peninsula, between the Dominion of Canada of the one part of the colony of Newfoundland of the other part ...
Publisher: Printed by W. Clowes and sons, limited
Published: 1927
Place of publication: [London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 12
Subjects: Canada -- Boundaries -- Newfoundland.; Newfoundland -- Boundaries -- Canada.; Labrador (N.L.)
Table of contents: value: I-IX. Joint appendix containing Case on behalf of the colony of Newfoundland, Case of the Dominion of Canada, Counter-case on behalf of the colony of Newfoundland, Counter-case of the Dominion of Canada: I (Numbers 1-61)  pt. 1. Documents and correspondence relating to the Labrador boundary question.  pt. 2. Statutes, Orders-in-council and proclamations relating to the location and definition of the boundary as between Canada and Newfoundland in the Labrador Peninsula.  pt. 3. Statutes relative to Newfoundland and the government of the fishery.  pt. 4. Treaties; value: II (Numbers 62-197)  pt. 4. Correspondence between governor of Newfoundland and Colonial office and government of Canada relative to boundary at coast of Labrador, 1888-1890.  Discussion of the Labrador boundary question at the Halifax conference, 1892, between delegates representing the governments of Canada and Newfoundland. Documents relating to the Hudson's Bay company.  pt. 5. Commissions and instructions to governors of Newfoundland and instructions from the Admiralty to commanders of the King's ships.  pt. 6. Commissions and instructions to the governors of Quebec (and Lower Canada); value: III (Numbers 198-703)  pt. 7. Correspondence, documents and papers relating to the history of the administration of the coast of Labrador.  pt. 8. Documents, papers and correspondence relating to acts of administration and occupation on the coast of Labrador; value: IV (Numbers 704-860)  pt. 9. Documents relating to the history of Newfoundland.  pt. 10. Miscellaneous extracts, documents, decisions and reports exhibiting contemporaneous interpretation of Imperial act 10-11, Wm. III., chap. 25, in relation to the fishery at Newfoundland and on the coast of Labrador; value: V (Numbers 861-1061)  pt. 11. Authorities bearing on the meaning and application of the term 'coast'. pt. 12. Documents showing the area of 'coast' reserved or considered utilizable for fishery purposes on the eastern coasts of British North America and on the coasts of Great Britain.  pt. 13. Documents (other than maps) showing the general belief and reputation as to the extent of the jurisdiction of the government of Newfoundland on the Labrador Peninsula. pt. 14. Reports and documents relating to the location of the seacoast line with relation to the estuary of the Hamilton River system.  pt. 15. Documents descriptive of topography of the coast of Labrador and of conditions in general on the coast.  pt. 16. Documents descriptive of physiography, geology and ethnography of the Labrador Peninsula; value: VI (Numbers 1062-1233)  pt. 17. Documents exhibiting the history of Canada's relations, governmental, commercial and ecclesiastical, with the Indians of the Labrador Peninsula.  pt. 18. Documents relative to the reservation of lands in North America for the use of the Indian tribes for their hunting grounds; value: VII (Numbers 1234-1421)  pt. 19. Precis of history of King's posts and of the concessions and seignories within the Labrador Peninsula granted by the government of Canada during the French and British régimes; value: VIII (Numbers 1422-1623)  pt. 20. Miscellaneous documents; value: IX. Tables of contents t volumes I to VIII, together with alphabetical index.; value: X. Additional documents; value: Chronological index.; value: XI. Oral proceedings.  Opening speeches by Rt. Hon. Sir John Simon and F.T. Barrington-Ward, on behalf of the colony of Newfoundland; Rt. Hon. H.P. Macmillan and Aimé Geoffrion, on behalf of the Dominion of Canada.; value: XII. Oral proceedings.  Speeches in reply by Rt. Hon. Sir John Simon, on behalf of the colony of Newfoundland; Rt. Hon. H.P. Macmillan on behalf of the Dominion of Canada; value: Report of the lords of the Judicial committee of the Privy council; value: The approval of the King's Most Excellent Majesty.