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... at all. There was obligation under the Act Union to continue the over-representation of Ireland, because the spirit of the Act of Union had been broken again and again, very large proportion of the Insli people were not friendly this country or the Empire ...
... ho could not present give any definite promise. would do whatever was possible. , RF.PRKSEN’TATION OF THE PEOPLE BILL. The Representation the People Bill was con-81W FAIRER proposed an amendment to clause I,conferring the Parliamentary franchiae on Vboonnt ...
... that by the “pretended Act 1707” the Scottish Parliament was swallowed up in the English constitution and legislature, and that it ia now time the coup grace should be given “to the vulgar superstition -that British representation is synonymous with Scottish ...
... their views be heard, and the unique and scandalous posit on in the representation of the city will made known. This wae the on y citv in Ireland in which acknowledged majority the people were deliberately prevented from having voice in the affairs of the ...
... problem a domestic one. At the Convention Ulster was to be given an extra representation (|ie Iriefi ’Parliament—a kind ex-officio, who would not require to be elected the people, and this would be protect captalists and landlords against their own followers ...
... charged with what Peel Dawson said, but it was !ii>;-l on any people, irrespective of what their politics or religion were, to fav that because they asked for justice and r play and representation according to their numbetw, they werp. killing the progress ...
... rule them who have read in the columns of d the representation on pubUc our contemporary its latest editorial com- huards expressed wdl of the ment upon the Corporation BUI. Of the majority the Belfast people. But Nationalist mind generally within the the ...
... protecting them with privileges denied to certain classes in Ireland. It was said that if conscription had been proposed the Irish people would not have submitted it. That was not true. knew that there existed a feeling that the reason why the Coalition Government ...