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1356-1382.
372 CHANCELLORS OF GEORGE III. [1782.
calamity, the power of the Crown should be in abeyance, every tie which bound them together would be severed. Lord Loughborough urged, " that when there was no check upon the Irish parliament but the mere VETO upon bills, and the government of each country was to move in perfect equality, his Majesty would not be King in Ire- land in any different manner from that in which he might be sovereign of any other separate territory. The con- tiguity of... position might preserve a more constant inter- course between the subjects of both, and the communion of rights unite them more closely to each other ; but it was a possible case, that their interests might be supposed to be conflicting, and what then was to prevent their sep- aration ?" Lord Camden not being able to solve these difficulties, and not venturing to hint at the remedy of a legislative union, regretted " that any debate had arisen on the sub- ject ; saying, that unanimity would have given the best chance of efficiency to a measure that must pass.
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1356-1382.
372 CHANCELLORS OF GEORGE III. [1782.
calamity, the power of the Crown should be in abeyance, every tie which bound them together would be severed. Lord Loughborough urged, " that when there was no check upon the Irish parliament but the mere VETO upon bills, and the government of each country was to move in perfect equality, his Majesty would not be King in Ire- land in any different manner from that in which he might be sovereign of any other separate territory. The con- tiguity of... position might preserve a more constant inter- course between the subjects of both, and the communion of rights unite them more closely to each other ; but it was a possible case, that their interests might be supposed to be conflicting, and what then was to prevent their sep- aration ?" Lord Camden not being able to solve these difficulties, and not venturing to hint at the remedy of a legislative union, regretted " that any debate had arisen on the sub- ject ; saying, that unanimity would have given the best chance of efficiency to a measure that must pass.
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