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quadgram	frequency
the house of commons	1059
the house of lords	612
of the house of	428
in the house of	417
in the case of	262
on the other hand	184
of the united kingdom	150
to the house of	136
the home rule bill	125
at the same time	112
in the hands of	111
the power of the	105
on the part of	97
seems to have been	91
the hands of the	90
for the purpose of	90
in the course of	85
the members of the	85
at the end of	79
the case of the	77
the irish free state	77
in favour of the	76
the end of the	72
chancellor of the exchequer	72
the rest of the	71
the church of england	71
a member of the	69
the part of the	68
that the house of	68
the greater part of	67
the authority of the	66
from time to time	66
for the sake of	65
the beginning of the	64
for the first time	63
committee of the whole	63
by the house of	62
the fact that the	62
the control of the	62
in accordance with the	61
at the beginning of	61
of the irish free	60
in spite of the	60
as well as the	60
members of the house	60
of the british empire	59
of the home rule	59
in the reign of	58
the board of trade	57
the leaders of the	56
the chancellor of the	56
in the eyes of	55
as a matter of	54
one of the most	54
the duke of york	53
in the united states	52
of the english constitution	52
on the ground that	52
it is to be	52
a great deal of	52
at the present day	51
the name of the	51
the time of the	51
the government of the	50
the history of the	50
for the most part	50
the balance of power	49
a part of the	49
of the imperial parliament	49
the reform act of	49
the policy of the	48
of the nineteenth century	48
of the church of	48
the leader of the	48
in the first place	47
house of commons in	47
it would have been	46
of the privy council	46
house of commons is	45
a good deal of	44
on behalf of the	44
at the time of	44
at the present time	44
there can be no	44
in the matter of	44
the secretary of state	44
the close of the	43
social and political union	43
the will of the	43
greater part of the	43
the mass of the	43
that is to say	43
in the name of	42
is one of the	42
into the hands of	42
on the one hand	42
the action of the	42
of the united states	42
of the long parliament	41
the majority of the	41
in regard to the	41
of the eighteenth century	41
is said to have	41
the work of the	40
irish free state saorstat	40
the law of the	40
in the nature of	40
in the history of	40
the head of the	40
the powers of the	40
free state saorstat eireann	39
from the house of	39
it is impossible to	39
a large number of	39
the passing of the	38
ought not to be	38
in the same way	38
i do not think	38
of the liberal party	38
great britain and ireland	38
of the irish members	38
on account of the	38
irish members at westminster	38
be found in the	37
the influence of the	37
the opinion of the	37
the position of the	37
in the form of	37
put an end to	37
of the duke of	37
the orange river colony	36
of the national union	36
to the fact that	36
it is true that	36
of the court of	36
it is certain that	36
the chamber dail eireann	36
the whole of the	36
to be found in	36
in the habit of	35
the question of the	35
the constitution of the	35
of the irish parliament	35
the nature of the	35
under the control of	35
that there is no	35
was one of the	35
but it is not	35
for a long time	35
the support of the	34
secretary of state for	34
a committee of the	34
of the earl of	34
under the name of	34
the character of the	33
home rule bill of	33
on the subject of	33
is by no means	33
the church of rome	33
of the prime minister	33
house of commons has	33
the conduct of the	32
the government of ireland	32
house of commons to	32
to have been the	32
in the united kingdom	32
the advice of the	32
a great part of	32
at the head of	32
to the prime minister	31
in a letter to	31
a member of parliament	31
so far as the	31
seem to have been	31
an act of parliament	31
the south african war	31
the city of london	31
with a view to	31
law of the land	31
and the house of	31
at the close of	30
of the board of	30
the terms of the	30
at a time when	30
the right of the	30
to take part in	30
the president of the	30
the extension of the	30
in the eighteenth century	29
the exchequer of the	29
as a means of	29
the presence of the	29
may be found in	29
exchequer of the united	29
in the first instance	29
it is difficult to	29
the course of the	29
in the fact that	29
the middle of the	29
ireland and great britain	29
of the irish legislature	29
by the act of	29
in a state of	29
the provisions of the	29
the act of union	28
house of commons was	28
the interests of the	28
as in the case	28
to say that the	28
the party in power	28
of the fact that	28
both houses of parliament	28
it would not be	28
the bar of the	27
the use of the	27
of the new constitution	27
as one of the	27
the business of the	27
on the other side	27
on the basis of	27
of the members of	27
the league of nations	27
as soon as the	27
the confidence of the	27
leaders of the party	27
the case of ireland	27
in the midst of	27
with regard to the	27
the general election of	27
of ways and means	27
the first of these	26
the case of a	26
that it was not	26
the spirit of the	26
of the supreme court	26
said to have been	26
the meeting of the	26
in the long run	26
the growth of the	26
by a majority of	26
the dominion of canada	26
for the time being	26
the two houses of	25
that it is the	25
in the session of	25
that they should be	25
that he could not	25
by act of parliament	25
on the th of	25
on the authority of	25
and it is not	25
it is not a	25
the representative of the	25
the hands of a	25
the dissolution of the	25
it may be said	25
the national union of	25
mass of the people	25
the consent of the	25
in consequence of the	25
of the party in	25
for the maintenance of	25
the point of view	24
the report of the	24
of the rights of	24
in view of the	24
point of view of	24
so far as it	24
of the council of	24
members of the cabinet	24
under the new constitution	24
contribution to imperial services	24
that it would be	24
leader of the opposition	24
it is not the	24
in so far as	24
as well as in	24
it would be a	24
the condition of the	24
is to be found	24
the judgment of the	24
the rights of the	24
house of lords to	24
of the executive council	24
the duke of wellington	24
the attention of the	24
house of lords is	24
of the two houses	23
in the presence of	23
there is no reason	23
member of the house	23
the council of the	23
the clerk of the	23
in the upper house	23
of great britain and	23
a certain number of	23
without the consent of	23
house of commons had	23
from the point of	23
a large part of	23
so long as the	23
as we have seen	23
justices of the peace	23
the reform bill of	23
in the time of	23
was by no means	23
of the civil service	23
the local government board	22
to sit in the	22
the manner in which	22
is a matter of	22
that it is not	22
paid out of the	22
it is said that	22
the eyes of the	22
as is well known	22
on the side of	22
may be said to	22
from the fact that	22
the result of the	22
a majority of the	22
the wishes of the	22
of the government of	22
the abolition of the	22
on the score of	22
the representatives of the	22
is not to be	22
the national liberal federation	22
of the upper house	22
in connection with the	22
for the purposes of	22
the jurisdiction of the	22
at the expense of	22
but i do not	22
in the interests of	21
be said to be	21
for the benefit of	21
i should like to	21
great part of the	21
the committee of the	21
the state of the	21
in the way of	21
we are told that	21
with the exception of	21
the officers of the	21
of the english people	21
the floor of the	21
the supremacy of the	21
between the two houses	21
the reign of edward	21
the commencement of the	21
the senate seanad eireann	21
in the lower house	21
as well as to	21
to the question of	21
and at the same	21
it is in the	20
the decision of the	20
two houses of parliament	20
as long as the	20
the form of a	20
the oath of supremacy	20
government of the irish	20
majority of the house	20
extension of the franchise	20
it has been said	20
the interest of the	20
the value of the	20
of the common law	20
it was not until	20
all over the country	20
it may be observed	20
the duke of buckingham	20
with the result that	20
to do with the	20
the administration of the	20
the cost of the	20
of the act of	20
side of the house	20
the welfare of the	20
be said to have	20
it is probable that	20
it ought to be	20
the whole united kingdom	20
at the commencement of	20
of the seventeenth century	20
a matter of fact	20
leader of the house	20
the army and navy	20
of the whole house	20
with respect to the	19
it is easy to	19
and it would be	19
on the advice of	19
and on the other	19
the parliament at westminster	19
the establishment of a	19
leap in the dark	19
it could not be	19
it is evident that	19
in the government of	19
by means of a	19
appears to have been	19
the life of the	19
at the bar of	19
of the south african	19
the form of the	19
but it was not	19
sit in the house	19
the court of star	19
in the following year	19
between the crown and	19
as a result of	19
there has been a	19
committee of the privy	19
so far as they	19
the temper of the	19
in favour of a	19
nothing to do with	19
any part of the	19
majority in the house	19
the rules of the	19
under the great seal	19
that it should be	19
the second reading of	19
all over the world	19
in the seventeenth century	19
a house of commons	19
representative of the crown	19
the result is that	18
that the king had	18
of the great seal	18
that there was no	18
the principles of the	18
the development of the	18
without consent of parliament	18
could not have been	18
ought to have been	18
as i have already	18
a letter to the	18
large part of the	18
of the majority of	18
within the limits of	18
at the general election	18
the defence of the	18
of the irish people	18
it was not till	18
has a right to	18
in time of war	18
in addition to the	18
the reign of henry	18
but it does not	18
order of the house	18
as far as possible	18
at the present moment	18
of the senate seanad	18
the orders of the	18
an active part in	18
the houses of parliament	18
the archbishop of canterbury	18
the relation of the	18
that there is a	18
is sure to be	18
at the hands of	18
in the summer of	18
that there should be	18
appear to have been	18
of the conservative party	18
the details of the	18
it seems to me	18
of the irish government	18
from the time of	18
the nature of a	18
on the ground of	18
the way in which	18
the nature of things	18
between england and ireland	18
on the question of	18
in the home rule	18
of the chamber dail	18
the functions of the	18
the opening of the	17
of the power of	17
of the consolidated fund	17
in relation to the	17
to speak of the	17
of the english church	17
to deal with the	17
of a member of	17
i do not know	17
in the days of	17
of the reform bill	17
the doctrine of the	17
the palace of westminster	17
floor of the house	17
so far from being	17
it is obvious that	17
in the direction of	17
the repeal of the	17
in the nineteenth century	17
to a certain extent	17
to the value of	17
at the mercy of	17
a balance of power	17
under the act of	17
from customs and excise	17
that it was the	17
it is one of	17
and in order to	17
in one of the	17
the opening of parliament	17
and that is the	17
the body of the	17
as the result of	17
of the cost of	17
the petition of right	17
supremacy of the imperial	17
in proportion to the	17
in the face of	17
with the house of	17
of the sixteenth century	17
so far as to	17
the effect of the	17
in such a case	17
and it was not	17
of a number of	17
the enfranchisement of women	17
reason to believe that	17
between great britain and	17
that it is a	17
under a system of	17
first lord of the	17
the right to vote	17
of members of the	17
between the king and	16
chairman of ways and	16
in the bill of	16
in the spring of	16
put a stop to	16
the organisation of the	16
the passage of the	16
at the cost of	16
would have to be	16
be no doubt that	16
of the policy of	16
at the opening of	16
to go to the	16
to carry out the	16
it must be remembered	16
judicial committee of the	16
committed to the tower	16
the national portrait gallery	16
to that of the	16
in which it is	16
the whole body of	16
that they would not	16
the needs of the	16
to give effect to	16
into the house of	16
the maintenance of the	16
house of lords has	16
the bill of rights	16
that he did not	16
house of lords in	16
of the house is	16
the duty of the	16
the great bulk of	16
in the second place	16
are by no means	16
sitting in the house	16
in the parliament of	16
to the conclusion that	16
and ought to be	16
of the same kind	16
the judicial committee of	16
do not think that	16
it is hard to	16
in the event of	16
the latter part of	16
a few years ago	16
of members of parliament	16
the cabinet and the	16
so far as i	16
to bring in a	16
a seat in the	16
the success of the	16
the direction of the	16
before the house of	16
of the balance of	16
the privileges of the	16
a leap in the	16
of the english government	16
by the fact that	16
in spite of all	16
an end to the	16
the cause of the	16
it would be difficult	16
as far as the	16
of the most important	16
the proceedings of the	16
the statute of edward	16
procedure in the house	16
a change in the	16
the bulk of the	16
that he would not	16
in the beginning of	16
a majority in the	16
an appeal to the	16
the assent of the	16
in connexion with the	16
it is necessary to	16
on the face of	16
that the king was	16
the service of the	16
of the civil war	16
the sovereignty of the	16
of the government in	16
of the high court	15
the queen of scots	15
in the same manner	15
secretary of the treasury	15
power of the house	15
it is not only	15
in the same year	15
it is a very	15
president of the executive	15
than that of the	15
may be said that	15
to the judicial committee	15
the people of ireland	15
will of the people	15
the benefit of the	15
house of commons by	15
the date of the	15
the female legislative reformer	15
it is well known	15
after the passing of	15
would not have been	15
the rejection of the	15
and there is no	15
of the working classes	15
that they could not	15
it seems to have	15
the duke of norfolk	15
of the government to	15
that it was a	15
powers of the irish	15
to those of the	15
to the number of	15
the chairman of the	15
the congested districts board	15
the appointment of a	15
of the parliament oireachtas	15
the supreme court of	15
from year to year	15
from the painting by	15
the approval of the	15
to the effect that	15
in the shape of	15
the irish members at	15
for the defence of	15
the settlement of the	15
but there is no	15
clerk of the house	15
by an act of	15
as the house of	15
i do not say	15
the king and his	15
would have been a	15
would be difficult to	15
the first time in	15
of the general committee	15
of ireland and great	15
the great majority of	15
was not to be	15
the permanent civil service	15
the supreme authority of	15
the king and the	15
and in fact the	15
the face of the	15
the door of the	15
the safety of the	15
in the court of	15
there ought to be	15
of the secretary of	15
the debate on the	15
of the house and	15
of the king and	15
as well as a	15
the subject of the	15
the committee of selection	15
it was impossible to	15
the court of chancery	15
no doubt that the	15
it does not appear	15
on the principle of	15
in committee of the	15
he seems to have	15
i do not believe	15
the position of a	14
if they do not	14
and so far as	14
in the conduct of	14
to the spirit of	14
the object of the	14
of the people of	14
the restoration of the	14
through the house of	14
there is not a	14
house of commons were	14
to be regarded as	14
the working of the	14
will be able to	14
out of the consolidated	14
of the colonial office	14
the formation of a	14
is likely to be	14
as a member of	14
the crown and the	14
every member of the	14
and a half millions	14
the protection of the	14
of the british constitution	14
the strength of the	14
what may be called	14
the reign of charles	14
of one of the	14
of the exchequer of	14
except in the case	14
in the sixteenth century	14
the liberties of the	14
the courts of law	14
to the court of	14
a bill for the	14
on account of his	14
in the act of	14
after the death of	14
the great mass of	14
the management of the	14
the prince of wales	14
the king of france	14
of the house to	14
the court of rome	14
the time of his	14
of the lord lieutenant	14
members of the chamber	14
every part of the	14
but it may be	14
the relations between the	14
there is a great	14
the council of state	14
the views of the	14
was carried by to	14
of the parliamentary system	14
the commonwealth of australia	14
the passing of this	14
in the power of	14
the establishment of the	14
house of commons for	14
the fact that a	14
in the light of	14
if it be true	14
the sense of the	14
the liberty of the	14
the practice of the	14
in all parts of	14
parts of the country	14
of home rule to	14
the course of a	14
are to be found	14
of charles the first	14
the oath of allegiance	14
the debates on the	14
of the last century	14
consolidated fund of the	14
an address to the	14
by a vote of	14
far the greater part	14
the heads of the	14
in the church of	14
out of the way	14
all the members of	14
and it has been	14
the rule of the	14
if they did not	14
clerk of the parliaments	14
the prime minister and	14
the responsibility of the	14
to the committee of	14
the isle of man	14
does not appear to	14
for the same reason	14
other parts of the	14
the laws of the	14
it is for the	13
to the amount of	13
it was in the	13
of the treaty of	13
passing of this act	13
the chairman of ways	13
of the british government	13
there is only one	13
the existence of a	13
by no means so	13
for the protection of	13
of the public service	13
over and over again	13
the speaker of the	13
it has been the	13
it is clear that	13
under the direction of	13
the judges of the	13
the size of the	13
the fact that they	13
chief justice of the	13
be regarded as a	13
to have been a	13
within the precincts of	13
of a responsible ministry	13
sense of the house	13
of the crown in	13
during the reign of	13
on the motion of	13
not likely to be	13
members of the council	13
second reading of the	13
to the will of	13
i think it is	13
with the aid of	13
the first year of	13
as long as they	13
of state for war	13
fund of the united	13
the treaty of newport	13
the secretary of the	13
the increase in the	13
the people of england	13
the peace of the	13
it is not easy	13
it may be added	13
the people of this	13
for the election of	13
vote of the house	13
conventions of the constitution	13
the fact that it	13
to the work of	13
case against home rule	13
national union of conservative	13
about the end of	13
in the middle of	13
or at any rate	13
would seem to be	13
constitution of the united	13
and privileges of the	13
at the age of	13
the divine right of	13
at the door of	13
by far the most	13
by the imperial parliament	13
the composition of the	13
the committee of supply	13
in the middle ages	13
the execution of the	13
the consolidated fund of	13
of irish members at	13
in the opinion of	13
a list of the	13
by the chamber dail	13
the meeting of parliament	13
it is unnecessary to	13
house of commons and	13
members of parliament were	13
to the judgment of	13
in the national portrait	13
we are bound to	13
the minds of the	13
policy of the government	13
of the lord chancellor	13
in which they are	13
on the eve of	13
that he was not	13
the exclusion of the	13
in support of the	13
in order to give	13
in the imperial parliament	13
by far the greater	13
house of lords would	13
take part in the	13
the whole course of	13
the introduction of a	13
her majesty the queen	13
to the duke of	13
had been in the	13
part of the nation	13
the independent labour party	13
ministers of the crown	13
it is remarkable that	13
in the selection of	13
during the period of	13
can be no doubt	13
on account of their	13
to those who have	13
this is a very	12
by one of the	12
of the two countries	12
there is no need	12
the prince of orange	12
the act of uniformity	12
to take the oath	12
to the point of	12
and i do not	12
all parts of the	12
in the autumn of	12
war in south africa	12
be observed that the	12
us and our heirs	12
been in the habit	12
one of the chief	12
not in the least	12
of the black rod	12
side by side with	12
of the commons in	12
to the upper house	12
the chairman of committees	12
that the prime minister	12
president of the council	12
if we are to	12
of a general election	12
the circumstances of the	12
by the law of	12
of the crown to	12
from that of the	12
of the established church	12
power of the irish	12
of men and women	12
that the act of	12
member for west birmingham	12
it appears that the	12
in the orange river	12
in order to avoid	12
of the men who	12
home rule for ireland	12
a great deal more	12
presence of the irish	12
that is not the	12
of the working class	12
the precincts of the	12
the last twenty years	12
the creation of a	12
that he had been	12
which could not be	12
the first lord of	12
do not want to	12
sent up to the	12
the root of the	12
the result of a	12
to believe that the	12
in a great measure	12
am not going to	12
the adoption of the	12
as well as by	12
of the house was	12
the ground that it	12
the days of the	12
both sides of the	12
of the labour party	12
if it had been	12
the department of agriculture	12
to the imperial parliament	12
under the influence of	12
as it has been	12
of the reform act	12
of those who had	12
that part of the	12
out of the house	12
out of the exchequer	12
in the interest of	12
but they are not	12
the head of a	12
in behalf of the	12
the meaning of the	12
party in the house	12
of those who were	12
of the parliament of	12
the duties of the	12
manner in which the	12
taken place in the	12
its relation to the	12
of the king to	12
to the king and	12
to be able to	12
does not mean that	12
for the house of	12
law of the constitution	12
not only in the	12
the councils of the	12
which it would be	12
from an engraving by	12
the first part of	12
as we shall see	12
were by no means	12
judgment of his peers	12
a vote of censure	12
with those of the	12
power of the crown	12
to prove that the	12
the death of the	12
in the next session	12
the time when the	12
it was evident that	12
prerogative of the crown	12
union of conservative associations	12
as if it were	12
the salary of the	12
part of the constitution	12
is due to the	12
be subject to the	12
the number of members	12
in the first year	12
may be observed that	12
it is possible to	12
sent to prison for	12
the king of england	12
of the bill of	12
to make use of	12
a time when the	12
the course of this	12
of the executive government	12
the same time to	12
to which i have	12
the side of the	12
but it must be	12
retention of irish members	12
committee of the house	12
the basis of the	12
but it would be	12
the act of indemnity	12
a matter of course	12
to the united states	12
but this is not	12
by the earl of	12
have been able to	12
he could not be	12
to be allowed to	12
there is no doubt	12
in point of fact	12
i am not going	12
of the suffrage movement	12
the fall of the	12
journals of the house	12
that he had no	12
in the standing orders	12
were sent to prison	12
house of lords was	12
the choice of the	11
of the two parties	11
on the house of	11
be given to the	11
end of the session	11
is not likely to	11
of the conciliation bill	11
that he was a	11
that it could not	11
there is no such	11
is the fact that	11
women as well as	11
have a right to	11
have been in the	11
as a protest against	11
a large majority of	11
the case of canada	11
parts of the world	11
of ireland in the	11
the intervention of the	11
the ground that the	11
the united kingdom is	11
by the duke of	11
but that is not	11
the progress of the	11
but in order to	11
the earl of northumberland	11
sent to the tower	11
to the rest of	11
the removal of the	11
the subject of a	11
to confer with the	11
of the leaders of	11
the representation of the	11
of the government is	11
policy of the party	11
the great council of	11
the university of oxford	11
of the crown was	11
the framers of the	11
in the number of	11
and the irish parliament	11
of customs and excise	11
members of both houses	11
was that of the	11
the veto of the	11
not appear to have	11
of the mother country	11
by reason of the	11
a score of years	11
one or other of	11
be said that the	11
this is not a	11
to the privy council	11
and one of the	11
of the middle ages	11
the most important of	11
and most of the	11
would be a great	11
of the mass of	11
the finances of the	11
the right of petition	11
part of the british	11
the board of works	11
system of home rule	11
the question as to	11
but there is a	11
that the government had	11
it will be found	11
a letter from the	11
in the constitution of	11
privileges of the house	11
chamber dail eireann shall	11
orders of the day	11
all the rest of	11
the same way as	11
the government of england	11
to one of the	11
it is quite true	11
irish house of commons	11
house of commons that	11
in order that the	11
do not say that	11
a great number of	11
it will be remembered	11
that this is the	11
members of the government	11
which the house of	11
that the number of	11
of the penal laws	11
by a large majority	11
they ought to be	11
of the central government	11
in the permanent civil	11
the reduction of the	11
the citizens of london	11
they seem to have	11
the comptroller and auditor	11
it is by no	11
in spite of this	11
the opposition of the	11
the vast majority of	11
the fact that in	11
is not easy to	11
the idea of a	11
if it is to	11
of the people to	11
as well as for	11
an order of the	11
of the house for	11
that it would not	11
by the irish government	11
schedule to this act	11
the conventions of the	11
does not seem to	11
so long as they	11
of the army and	11
and the rest of	11
the other side of	11
is no reason why	11
in order to secure	11
with which we are	11
the roman catholic religion	11
of which he is	11
of opinion that the	11
it was not the	11
so much for the	11
the limits of the	11
by the laws of	11
of the country and	11
the exercise of the	11
must be remembered that	11
about the same time	11
a body of men	11
in other parts of	11
of the two great	11
part of the house	11
as well as of	11
the whole of this	11
the house of stuart	11
to get rid of	11
at a general election	11
the supporters of the	11
high court of justice	11
a motion to adjourn	11
it is only a	11
on a basis of	11
to say the least	11
at the price of	11
in the order of	11
history of the english	11
are said to have	11
for the government of	11
a hundred years later	11
in the choice of	11
irish members in the	11
to the mother country	11
the custody of the	11
the house of peers	11
final court of appeal	11
as far as it	11
is well known that	11
in time of peace	11
retention of the irish	11
the day of the	11
to the provisions of	11
that there was a	11
british north america act	11
not by any means	11
if the house of	11
lord of the treasury	11
by the prime minister	11
of the officers of	11
though by no means	11
the affairs of the	11
the government and the	11
the house and the	11
on the second reading	11
a committee was appointed	11
a system of home	11
there is reason to	11
the reports of the	11
spite of the fact	11
the mind of the	11
is known as the	11
the prime minister to	11
on the day of	11
the best means of	11
the refusal of the	11
in the position of	11
the parliament oireachtas shall	11
the advice of his	11
part of the time	11
there would be a	11
for more than a	11
the retention of the	11
the irish house of	11
in the sense that	11
country in the world	11
of the anglican church	11
of the commons to	11
it has never been	11
in the absence of	11
the command of the	11
on the lines of	11
the members of parliament	11
in the last resort	11
to a standing committee	11
the high court of	11
system of labour exchanges	11
the gift of the	11
other side of the	11
with that of the	11
at the disposal of	11
there is nothing in	10
by force of arms	10
at home and abroad	10
if it were not	10
in from an engraving	10
policy of home rule	10
introduced into the house	10
of the lower house	10
of some of the	10
be made by the	10
members of the commons	10
we are going to	10
one or more of	10
the journals of the	10
taxation of land values	10
of the crown and	10
i am far from	10
a conference with the	10
and some of the	10
in any part of	10
a portion of the	10
the operation of the	10
that it does not	10
officers of the house	10
committee of ways and	10
the last of the	10
there has been no	10
in the british museum	10
and in spite of	10
that the power of	10
this is not the	10
irish free state shall	10
in england and wales	10
this is one of	10
in order to obtain	10
is that of the	10
to legislate for ireland	10
of the orange river	10
the lords of the	10
to the king in	10
in a position to	10
sense of the word	10
to the council of	10
to me that the	10
the board of education	10
in the sense of	10
by the committee of	10
at the root of	10
was lost by to	10
the fact is that	10
and it may be	10
since the days of	10
the conditions of the	10
a third of the	10
other members of the	10
by the irish parliament	10
for the use of	10
of the other house	10
house of commons may	10
in the heat of	10
a seat in parliament	10
and it is to	10
it is manifest that	10
comptroller and auditor general	10
house of commons the	10
people of this country	10
but it is the	10
like that of the	10
in the words of	10
powers of irish legislature	10
any one of the	10
in the minds of	10
of the king in	10
in the discussion of	10
order in council of	10
it is needless to	10
and the duke of	10
that it has been	10
on the assumption that	10
passing of the reform	10
with the court of	10
as if they were	10
on a large scale	10
the present day the	10
the extent to which	10
the first day of	10
the statute of henry	10
in the spirit of	10
all the suffrage societies	10
in the character of	10
the election of the	10
having regard to the	10
this does not mean	10
and that in the	10
and many of the	10
the name of a	10
the administration of justice	10
extension of the suffrage	10
the motion to adjourn	10
the imperial parliament will	10
is the duty of	10
house of commons will	10
the general policy of	10
it is the duty	10
the last fifty years	10
between us and our	10
by the two houses	10
according to the law	10
lord lieutenant of ireland	10
without regard to the	10
it is not to	10
the purpose of the	10
usher of the black	10
the courts of justice	10
they would not be	10
that it must be	10
the reform bill was	10
to the nature of	10
to a great extent	10
close of the session	10
with the growth of	10
be remembered that the	10
the discussion of the	10
transvaal and orange river	10
of tonnage and poundage	10
by some of the	10
the latter years of	10
an essential part of	10
than those of the	10
at the meeting of	10
as far as i	10
house of commons as	10
not only to the	10
one of the two	10
in more than one	10
within a few days	10
rights and privileges of	10
in the former case	10
there would have been	10
the failure of the	10
of the rest of	10
one of the first	10
a home rule bill	10
of want of confidence	10
a hundred years ago	10
if it is not	10
part of the government	10
had a right to	10
the court of madrid	10
the bill of attainder	10
the words of the	10
as a court of	10
to the church of	10
as it was called	10
in dealing with the	10
the publication of the	10
to point out that	10
to the use of	10
by which it is	10
life of the nation	10
and the power of	10
in the somers tracts	10
the transvaal and orange	10
charge of high treason	10
and in some cases	10
bar of the house	10
the great body of	10
in such a way	10
if he did not	10
but by no means	10
on both sides of	10
the cost of irish	10
in the exercise of	10
and there is a	10
have no right to	10
is quite true that	10
the lines of the	10
and that of the	10
they will not be	10
in the committee of	10
the title of the	10
judges of the supreme	10
a meeting of the	10
a change of ministry	10
of an act of	10
the parliament of the	10
great council of the	10
for the relief of	10
so long as he	10
the merits of the	10
the dignity of the	10
of the american colonies	10
he would not have	10
a copy of the	10
the accession of the	10
but they do not	10
settlement of the irish	10
cat and mouse act	10
in the councils of	10
the spirit in which	10
rules of the house	10
be seen in the	10
history of the house	10
committee was appointed to	10
for the united kingdom	10
the rights of man	10
to the reform bill	10
what would be the	10
rest of the world	10
member of the cabinet	10
there could be no	10
there will be no	10
when the house is	10
by members of the	10
bar of the lords	10
the formation of the	10
came to an end	10
statute of henry vii	10
in case of a	10
have been the case	10
the exercise of their	10
there seems to be	10
since the beginning of	10
powers of the crown	10
house of commons on	10
as that of the	10
of which we have	10
it is not so	10
the violence of the	10
one of the great	10
on the consolidated fund	10
sent a message to	10
the authors of the	10
the cat and mouse	10
the extent of the	10
to inquire into the	10
supreme authority of parliament	10
to the principle of	10
for the conduct of	10
a secretary of state	10
and in that case	10
but in spite of	10
of lord randolph churchill	10
statute of edward iii	10
that some of the	10
the beginning of a	10
that of great britain	10
of the war office	10
gave rise to a	10
authority of the imperial	10
of opinion in the	10
and it will be	10
some of the most	10
of the right to	10
the importance of the	10
the ministers of the	10
in the commons by	10
that they should have	10
for the preservation of	10
question as to whether	10
before the end of	10
the same as that	10
members in the house	10
the efficiency of the	10
peace of the world	10
the men who have	9
business of the house	9
in order to save	9
it can hardly be	9
the masses of the	9
to make laws for	9
the destruction of the	9
form of home rule	9
be submitted to the	9
is by far the	9
of the british crown	9
be a member of	9
the election of members	9
per head of the	9
to be paid in	9
the queen in council	9
to say that he	9
members of the party	9
of private bill legislation	9
there can be little	9
the reign of queen	9
at the instigation of	9
government of ireland bill	9
for the same purpose	9
one part of the	9
be considered as a	9
by the house itself	9
in this act mentioned	9
the absence of a	9
it is plain that	9
with the duke of	9
it will be observed	9
on the english constitution	9
the board of agriculture	9
the freedom of the	9
a large proportion of	9
what was called the	9
that it would have	9
the possession of a	9
of the chairman of	9
the authority of a	9
are not likely to	9
in order to make	9
on the verge of	9
the results of the	9
of old age pensions	9
if they had not	9
for the needs of	9
title to the crown	9
part of the world	9
be paid to the	9
latter part of the	9
of this kind are	9
of the irish question	9
it must be admitted	9
a message from the	9
divine right of kings	9
as far back as	9
of state for the	9
the ministry of the	9
one of the greatest	9
to show that the	9
the authority of parliament	9
in order to get	9
one of the judges	9
other part of the	9
was sent to the	9
seat in the cabinet	9
of the roman catholic	9
of the women who	9
take an active part	9
is true that the	9
the change in the	9
nothing could be more	9
gleanings of past years	9
the foundation of the	9
composition of the house	9
to the interests of	9
rejection of the budget	9
of the reign of	9
the executive council shall	9
the total number of	9
and it is a	9
the lords and commons	9
the eighteenth century the	9
the experience of the	9
the whole history of	9
from the days of	9
a small number of	9
from day to day	9
the disestablishment of the	9
at war with us	9
a breach of the	9
bring in a bill	9
one half of the	9
between man and woman	9
the man who is	9
of the national liberal	9
the names of the	9
the enfranchisement of the	9
the difference between the	9
in respect of the	9
the other members of	9
and even in the	9
to the members of	9
it was necessary to	9
to serve in parliament	9
meeting of the long	9
for the discussion of	9
speaker of the house	9
the last few years	9
lives of the chancellors	9
of the state of	9
on the death of	9
a certain amount of	9
a considerable number of	9
in the last twenty	9
by the commons in	9
in such a manner	9
were not to be	9
is a question of	9
a place in the	9
jurisdiction of the council	9
from the accession of	9
the conclusion of the	9
in the next parliament	9
to be a member	9
the face of it	9
of sitting in the	9
of the committee on	9
masses of the people	9
an act was passed	9
have nothing to do	9
an account of the	9
pressure to bear upon	9
government of the country	9
after the appointed day	9
those who had been	9
said to be the	9
which the mass of	9
it is idle to	9
the creation of the	9
to which he had	9
great deal of the	9
the general purposes committee	9
of the irish executive	9
as they had been	9
be paid out of	9
you will see that	9
that the majority of	9
be left to the	9
in the last chapter	9
part of the united	9
the last ten years	9
it shall be lawful	9
sides of the house	9
the election of a	9
was made in the	9
president of the board	9
it is interesting to	9
for a short time	9
great mass of the	9
it is said by	9
the hands of an	9
is commonly said that	9
to the decision of	9
the attitude of the	9
the unity of the	9
was not likely to	9
a very different thing	9
the kings of england	9
in the making of	9
the appearance of a	9
to the power of	9
to the prince of	9
to do is to	9
as well as his	9
if you want to	9
the reign of george	9
to the end of	9
the sake of the	9
as a part of	9
of the cabinet are	9
the expansion of europe	9
as i have said	9
by the court of	9
to carry on the	9
it has not been	9
is no need to	9
it is commonly said	9
of parliament in the	9
the supremacy of parliament	9
council of the national	9
the principle of the	9
a few years later	9
is said to be	9
in and out of	9
the irish consolidated fund	9
of the french revolution	9
different parts of the	9
once and for all	9
it appears to me	9
of the chancellor of	9
the lord chief justice	9
the union of the	9
the distribution of the	9
to those who had	9
from the irish exchequer	9
and it is the	9
to bring about a	9
that they are not	9
leaders of the opposition	9
of the commons of	9
to turn the scale	9
upper and lower canada	9
to the extent of	9
majesty the queen in	9
does not appear that	9
house of lords the	9
at the bottom of	9
to some of the	9
in order to prevent	9
by the presence of	9
in every part of	9
for the support of	9
he could not have	9
should be able to	9
in the gift of	9
they are to be	9
which we have been	9
was a man of	9
a motion was made	9
the assistance of the	9
chairman of the council	9
it is not possible	9
under the head of	9
not to speak of	9
it is not that	9
the crown and parliament	9
it was too late	9
have been made to	9
passing of the home	9
the work of a	9
in the last parliament	9
that they would have	9
with the approval of	9
of the league of	9
at the time when	9
the division of the	9
by the government of	9
as it was in	9
the taxation of land	9
in accord with the	9
life of queen victoria	9
upon the house of	9
for which they were	9
in the appendix to	9
a message to the	9
at least of the	9
officers of the crown	9
the home rule bills	9
the house of suffolk	9
to be remembered that	9
and a number of	9
through the agency of	9
the machinery of the	9
of a system of	9
a quarter of the	9
the maintenance of order	9
right of the crown	9
of home rule is	9
as a sort of	9
of the utmost importance	9
and the number of	9
the votes of the	9
of the value of	9
if we may believe	8
in a number of	8
throughout the united kingdom	8
from the passing of	8
that there has been	8
the resistance of the	8
of the present day	8
came to the throne	8
and it was a	8
in like manner as	8
of our new constitution	8
conduct of the government	8
at the earliest possible	8
the membership of the	8
the concession of home	8
member of the government	8
and the growth of	8
house of commons at	8
in conjunction with the	8
the two great parties	8
in the same position	8
the bill for the	8
be a matter of	8
come to an end	8
as late as the	8
by virtue of the	8
to be one of	8
the decisions of the	8
the irish executive and	8
it was the duty	8
but the house of	8
that he was the	8
great body of the	8
of irish members in	8
but it is an	8
the case of an	8
will not be able	8
to set up a	8
to comply with the	8
for the establishment of	8
the procedure of the	8
the reign of james	8
seats in the house	8
by the majority of	8
part of the bill	8
middle of the nineteenth	8
against the law of	8
but it will be	8
the majority in the	8
i venture to say	8
the policy of home	8
the present day is	8
salary of the secretary	8
house of lords should	8
a long series of	8
with the object of	8
a quarter past eight	8
behalf of the government	8
in a spirit of	8
to which he was	8
it would be to	8
under the presidency of	8
the purposes of this	8
to the wishes of	8
the penal laws against	8
that they do not	8
this part of the	8
is a very different	8
was committed to the	8
which seems to have	8
by means of the	8
there was a great	8
the introduction of the	8
i have endeavoured to	8
with the duty of	8
it will not be	8
take the place of	8
beginning of the war	8
is not only a	8
this state of things	8
is not in the	8
there should be a	8
the reign of elizabeth	8
in a letter of	8
house of lords will	8
may be called the	8
the royal irish constabulary	8
the exercise of his	8
position of the house	8
read a first time	8
referendum and the initiative	8
seat in the house	8
and the fact that	8
in the work of	8
government of the day	8
the referendum and the	8
the master of the	8
and the board of	8
that they were not	8
the early years of	8
different branches of the	8
be called upon to	8
it is to the	8
australia and new zealand	8
the earl of danby	8
by the name of	8
to have been in	8
to act as a	8
principal agent of the	8
to be the only	8
the feelings of the	8
to the orange river	8
that i am not	8
that if the king	8
five and twenty barons	8
for the enfranchisement of	8
part of the cost	8
the whole field of	8
the first years of	8
any member of the	8
it was not only	8
to each of the	8
by the board of	8
the court of the	8
or other of the	8
the end of that	8
in one of his	8
beginning of the nineteenth	8
the different branches of	8
the heir or heirs	8
to the earl of	8
veto of the house	8
of the right of	8
sat in the house	8
more than any other	8
but at the same	8
the united kingdom in	8
to the control of	8
for the same work	8
in the teeth of	8
the force of law	8
a few of the	8
to the laws of	8
a new constitution for	8
took place in the	8
by the clerk of	8
i have no doubt	8
there would be no	8
parts of the empire	8
by no means a	8
the question whether the	8
of the cabinet to	8
to be of the	8
may be made to	8
in opposition to the	8
in the isle of	8
it may be that	8
function of the house	8
the king could not	8
due process of law	8
the remainder of the	8
the same time the	8
reign of charles ii	8
the first is that	8
in the present draft	8
from the consequences of	8
would have been the	8
a petition to the	8
the history of this	8
that he would have	8
many of the most	8
passed by both houses	8
the government in the	8
home rule bills of	8
that they should not	8
has been said that	8
the price of the	8
was the duty of	8
that the government were	8
was made by the	8
a share in the	8
is to be hoped	8
by a committee of	8
part of the commons	8
supreme court of the	8
of the principle of	8
it may not be	8
do not wish to	8
members of the senate	8
the imperial parliament is	8
the major part of	8
to the same effect	8
influence of the crown	8
as if they had	8
with the question of	8
that he should not	8
house of lords by	8
of the new parliament	8
take the form of	8
we should have a	8
may be added that	8
heir or heirs of	8
appointed a committee to	8
the member of parliament	8
the judges in the	8
home rule to ireland	8
which they could not	8
as if he had	8
different from that of	8
since the accession of	8
after the painting by	8
the greatest part of	8
the painting by sir	8
in the early days	8
in the whole of	8
there was to be	8
it was for the	8
pay a fine of	8
by means of an	8
liberties of the people	8
came to the conclusion	8
made in the house	8
the purposes of the	8
the exception of the	8
as it is to	8
the existence of the	8
reign of george iii	8
out of the realm	8
that in order to	8
be included in the	8
and i think it	8
it must be owned	8
for the execution of	8
of the english nation	8
on the supposition that	8
there is a general	8
for the extension of	8
by the terms of	8
of both houses of	8
did not intend to	8
was at that time	8
been the subject of	8
the presence of a	8
for my own part	8
to the exchequer of	8
authority of the house	8
as members of the	8
as soon as he	8
agent of the party	8
during the course of	8
of england and the	8
house of commons itself	8
for the whole united	8
the court of wards	8
safety of the kingdom	8
the parliamentary franchise to	8
address to the king	8
by the rules of	8
and the united states	8
under the bill of	8
placed in the hands	8
in the counties the	8
the aim of the	8
some of them are	8
to be dealt with	8
the government of india	8
what has been said	8
a form of government	8
after the dissolution of	8
of this kind is	8
had taken place in	8
of the problem of	8
of england in the	8
on the opposite side	8
be members of the	8
in the foreign office	8
house of lords as	8
of england and ireland	8
the property of the	8
by the british government	8
is no reason to	8
it would be impossible	8
to deal with them	8
in the service of	8
bill in the house	8
the rise and fall	8
the business of a	8
the effect that the	8
of the executive power	8
the period of the	8
it is a great	8
and good government of	8
in their power to	8
to address the house	8
right of the people	8
the parliament at dublin	8
the present house of	8
an order in council	8
far as i know	8
they should not be	8
to make the house	8
what i may call	8
an amendment to the	8
which is to be	8
a man who is	8
be paid into the	8
members of the board	8
by lord john russell	8
if there had been	8
a section of the	8
so much of the	8
the right of any	8
to the secretary of	8
the proposals of the	8
the responsibility for the	8
not seem to have	8
and out of the	8
of the palace of	8
where there is no	8
of secretary of state	8
more than a third	8
rise and fall of	8
the royal assent to	8
the next general election	8
precincts of the house	8
between ireland and great	8
by a system of	8
procedure of the house	8
that he had not	8
in the city of	8
concession of home rule	8
the very nature of	8
in the cause of	8
according to his own	8
to build up a	8
and in the case	8
except so far as	8
not be able to	8
be of the same	8
ministry of the day	8
with the provisions of	8
reached the age of	8
appointed by the committee	8
history of the rebellion	8
a king of england	8
read a second time	8
in a bill to	8
some of those who	8
of the king of	8
there is not the	8
irish representation at westminster	8
up to the house	8
the voice of the	8
government of the church	8
accession of the house	8
the laws of england	8
the impeachment of the	8
when we come to	8
the english constitution is	8
on the evening of	8
the case for the	8
made the subject of	8
the see of canterbury	8
state for the colonies	8
to the government of	8
that he would be	8
it will be seen	8
from the nature of	8
by the advice of	8
can do no wrong	8
the ruin of the	8
the house on the	8
at this time to	8
it is a question	8
the same time a	8
the king and queen	8
of the land league	8
by order of the	8
of the rules of	8
of not more than	8
of his own time	8
is to be observed	8
in order to be	8
to be said for	8
which i have already	8
of home rule in	8
of the land commission	8
the loss of the	8
that the government would	8
increase in the number	8
than a third of	8
in the house itself	8
at the accession of	8
the cross in baptism	8
of the unionist party	8
shall not be amerced	8
majority of the people	8
what is known as	8
has been made by	8
the principle that the	8
to the exclusion of	8
so long as it	8
it is very difficult	8
the court of spain	8
in most of the	8
opinion of the house	8
and orange river colony	8
if it did not	8
of the permanent officials	8
the people of the	8
give effect to the	8
and that is a	8
in england and scotland	8
the disposal of the	8
great bulk of the	8
the intention of the	8
in any of the	8
by the authority of	8
of the work of	8
in the near future	8
which he did not	8
that it will be	8
whole body of the	8
of the treasury bench	8
from this point of	8
in the reigns of	8
the early days of	8
in the parliamentary history	8
men and women who	8
the truth of the	8
as well as men	8
the selection of the	8
of english public life	8
had recourse to the	8
that they have not	8
the absolutism of the	8
not a matter of	8
the united kingdom as	8
to call attention to	8
out of the country	8
the social and economic	8
in this connection it	7
the commons in the	7
in the long parliament	7
and the mother country	7
of the crown or	7
the law of england	7
consent of the governed	7
to be referred to	7
the recommendation of the	7
by the representative of	7
the consent of parliament	7
has ceased to be	7
the determination of the	7
the very fact that	7
large majority of the	7
this seems to have	7
in a very different	7
the consideration of the	7
the isle of wight	7
the petition and advice	7
by reason of their	7
to the act of	7
it had always been	7
to the constitution of	7
the claim of the	7
the great seal was	7
is not a matter	7
a community of power	7
it ought to have	7
present house of commons	7
of home rule for	7
the tendency of the	7
it is on the	7
is not surprising that	7
agriculture and technical instruction	7
the national mining board	7
in the public interest	7
it had been the	7
parliament of the united	7
of the imperial government	7
from the time when	7
that it did not	7
the whole of his	7
do not appear to	7
in the second division	7
the separation of the	7
the chamber of deputies	7
irish executive and the	7
of what was called	7
gave rise to the	7
by the statute of	7
for the abolition of	7
of the dominion of	7
no part in the	7
it is not true	7
i say to you	7
for men and women	7
would do well to	7
to say that they	7
the possibility of a	7
the profits of the	7
a protest against the	7
in the place of	7
meeting of the council	7
under irish government act	7
that there had been	7
shall be entitled to	7
the house that the	7
what had been done	7
relations between england and	7
the th of march	7
the high commission court	7
the prospect of a	7
it does not seem	7
i do not see	7
of the labour market	7
for the welfare of	7
which they had been	7
set forth in the	7
and the control of	7
appointed by the crown	7
from the date of	7
an extension of the	7
the laws of this	7
that so long as	7
ceased to be a	7
does not apply to	7
the right to be	7
time of the house	7
on the one side	7
the prerogative of the	7
the concurrence of the	7
unearned increment in land	7
as they relate to	7
it would not have	7
as they were called	7
shall be lawful for	7
rest of the country	7
of a committee of	7
on a charge of	7
control of the legislature	7
the theory of the	7
and that he was	7
of the presbyterian party	7
the right of free	7
the reform of the	7
i have no hesitation	7
the competence of the	7
of a majority of	7
there seems to have	7
do not agree with	7
of any of the	7
the expense of the	7
the franchise in the	7
the court of exchequer	7
gentleman the member for	7
was not so much	7
we believe that the	7
will be remembered that	7
can be little doubt	7
as it had been	7
the house of austria	7
well known that the	7
be dealt with in	7
to make the best	7
in the same session	7
the wealth of the	7
they will have to	7
to be made by	7
a part of his	7
between the two countries	7
that it should not	7
or more of the	7
under the home rule	7
or for any other	7
two and a half	7
as far as he	7
commonwealth of australia constitution	7
there is nothing to	7
the woman who is	7
is reason to believe	7
is at the head	7
head of the irish	7
from the mother country	7
of the house itself	7
to the cost of	7
the accession of henry	7
does not affect the	7
members of the community	7
the secretary for scotland	7
of agriculture and technical	7
house of lords and	7
the office of lord	7
government of the united	7
opening of the session	7
and shall not be	7
a court of law	7
whatever may be the	7
seems to me that	7
the whole of that	7
passed its second reading	7
the time of henry	7
it was known that	7
as compared with the	7
and liberties of the	7
the wish of the	7
debate on the address	7
wrote a letter to	7
but as soon as	7
department of agriculture and	7
the unearned increment in	7
denied the right of	7
for the privilege of	7
any of the said	7
in respect of any	7
to the rules of	7
on the principles of	7
the earl of hertford	7
a conference between the	7
the financial relations commission	7
to draw attention to	7
a substitute for the	7
is it possible to	7
it is difficult for	7
are not to be	7
new constitution for the	7
as it is called	7
it is worth while	7
the interruption of business	7
the acts of the	7
laws of the realm	7
and it is only	7
is the result of	7
the independence of the	7
the accession of george	7
as well as from	7
i do not find	7
of the oath of	7
which took place in	7
the programme of the	7
law and custom of	7
do not let us	7
on the same day	7
lawful judgment of his	7
that this should be	7
by the force of	7
the other hand the	7
during the session of	7
the principle of one	7
people of great britain	7
there is no question	7
of parliament for the	7
to which there is	7
up to the lords	7
the support of a	7
to the imperial government	7
i found that the	7
the very name of	7
the court of appeal	7
history of his own	7
be decided by the	7
any other part of	7
whole history of the	7
resolutions in favour of	7
union of the two	7
the population of the	7
they have not been	7
will be described in	7
it is essential that	7
laid down in the	7
and this is the	7
the sake of argument	7
of the prince consort	7
the politics of the	7
by a sense of	7
in the proceedings of	7
or at least to	7
that there is in	7
for the good of	7
to appeal to the	7
financial secretary of the	7
the age of twenty	7
it will be well	7
one of the few	7
such a way as	7
if it be not	7
of the court and	7
what is called the	7
passed by the house	7
shall be deemed to	7