Dartford, said that the Gov-rnment was living in a fool's paradise, if it thought that the country would acquiesce in the brand new device of single chamber government.
He was not prepared to admit that the Parliament Bill would become law, even if the Radicals got a majority. "But," he continued, "if it becomes low, that won't end the matter. The Unionista will not submit to a pre-pesterous scheme, which is merely ingenious device to pars Home Rule."—Exzclusive Service.
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