The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 186
... the supremacy of the Imperial Parliament ; and it cabined and confined the Assembly in College Green , with marked jealousy , within the narrowest bounds . It would be an insult to Mr. Gladstone 186 THE IRISH CRISIS .
... the supremacy of the Imperial Parliament ; and it cabined and confined the Assembly in College Green , with marked jealousy , within the narrowest bounds . It would be an insult to Mr. Gladstone 186 THE IRISH CRISIS .
Page 187
... Parliament should be a strictly subordinate body , sending delegates to Westminster , as a sign of this , and under the control of the Imperial Parliament , and , even in some degree , of the British Ministry , as regards questions ...
... Parliament should be a strictly subordinate body , sending delegates to Westminster , as a sign of this , and under the control of the Imperial Parliament , and , even in some degree , of the British Ministry , as regards questions ...
Page 188
... Parliament is to have no veto in the legislation of the Assembly in Dublin ; this is to be " absolutely Sovereign " within its domain . The Irish delegates to Westminster , who , were they twenty only , would be an anomalous nuisance ...
... Parliament is to have no veto in the legislation of the Assembly in Dublin ; this is to be " absolutely Sovereign " within its domain . The Irish delegates to Westminster , who , were they twenty only , would be an anomalous nuisance ...
Page 196
... Parliamentary and Imperial Unity . The second considera- tion to which I refer is the extraordinary influence which Mr. Gladstone still possesses over a great part of the nation . The intelligence , the wealth , and the sound sense of ...
... Parliamentary and Imperial Unity . The second considera- tion to which I refer is the extraordinary influence which Mr. Gladstone still possesses over a great part of the nation . The intelligence , the wealth , and the sound sense of ...
Page 198
... Parliament . Nonconformist England , too , in view of what it has lately witnessed , will at last remember what Ulster is , and what the attitude is of the Irish priest- hood ; and though the millions may have no taste for Irish ...
... Parliament . Nonconformist England , too , in view of what it has lately witnessed , will at last remember what Ulster is , and what the attitude is of the Irish priest- hood ; and though the millions may have no taste for Irish ...
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