A Guide to the Home Rule Bill
A Guide to the Home Rule Bill
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(2) That there was a much better method existing now in the Colonies, ^\'hereby instead of a petition of right, the subject names a Minister as defendant and sues him. This amendment would prevent the Legislature adopting this superior form of litigation.
Mr. Balfour said this might be a superior form. If so. \\hy did the Government not embody it in the Bill as the best and only way for a subject to litigate with the Executive. Let them have one way or another settled and put into the Bill. — R...ejected, 201 to 164. June 19th. Cols. 1378-1386. ^ CI. 4, L. 33 : After " or " insert " suspending or prejudicially affecting the right of any person to the writ of habeas corpus. " Mr. Rentoid said the Irish Pai'liament Mas going to be subordinate and, therefore, should not have power to suspend the habeas corjiis. The Irish Legislature might suspend it in Ulster, particularly in the case of those who had laboured to prevent Home Rule.
Sir C. Russell said Mr. Rentoul had just made out a' case in which he said that Ulster was not going to have Home Rule at any price.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(2) That there was a much better method existing now in the Colonies, ^\'hereby instead of a petition of right, the subject names a Minister as defendant and sues him. This amendment would prevent the Legislature adopting this superior form of litigation.
Mr. Balfour said this might be a superior form. If so. \\hy did the Government not embody it in the Bill as the best and only way for a subject to litigate with the Executive. Let them have one way or another settled and put into the Bill. — R...ejected, 201 to 164. June 19th. Cols. 1378-1386. ^ CI. 4, L. 33 : After " or " insert " suspending or prejudicially affecting the right of any person to the writ of habeas corpus. " Mr. Rentoid said the Irish Pai'liament Mas going to be subordinate and, therefore, should not have power to suspend the habeas corjiis. The Irish Legislature might suspend it in Ulster, particularly in the case of those who had laboured to prevent Home Rule.
Sir C. Russell said Mr. Rentoul had just made out a' case in which he said that Ulster was not going to have Home Rule at any price.
What to read after A Guide to the Home Rule Bill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry Mussen Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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