[107:1] Rep. Com. on Nat. Expend., Com. Papers, 1902, VII., 15, Q. 1425.
[107:2] 14-15 Vic., c. 42, §§ 16, 17.
[109:1] In 1873 the settlement of railway controversies was transferred to a judicial body, the Railway and Canal Commission.
[109:2] In the case of light railways the orders are made by the Light Railway Commission and confirmed by the Board of Trade, the members of the Commission being appointed by the President of the Board. 59-60 Vic., c. 48; 1 Edw. VII., c. 36.
[109:3] Rep. of Com. on Municipal Trading, Com. Papers, 1900, VII., 183.
[110:1] "English Const.," 1 Ed., 228-30.
[112:1] 62-63 Vic., c. 33, §§ 1-4.
[112:2] This does not, of course, apply to special establishments, like the naval and military schools, which are managed by other departments.
[112:3] Throughout this chapter statements relating to local government must be understood not to apply to Scotland or Ireland; but in this case Wales, with Monmouthshire, is also excluded because, by the Welsh Intermediate Education Act of 1889, a special board chosen by the local authorities inspects the secondary schools there.
[113:1] "Law and Custom of the Constitution," II., 184.