Mr. Sexton approved of the principle of the Bill, but as the Land question, the appointment of judges, and the control of the Police were reserved, he urged the retention of the full Irish strength in the House of Commons for six years, and he also was opposed tothe financial proposals as being less favourable than the arrangement Nie" Gladstone to reconsider this portion reposed in 1886, and he appealed to
of the Bill.
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