See, e.g., letter of Mr. Clancy, M.P., on the Financial Clauses of the Home Rule Bill, Manchester Guardian, April 4, 1893.
Bill, clause 15.
See pp. 72 and 82, ante.
See pp. 79, 80, ante.
Souvenirs de Alexis de Tocqueville, p. 63.
The reader should note the history of the insurrection in Ticino during 1891. It is quite clear that the Liberals of Ticino who had distinctly broken the law were more or less comforted or protected by the Liberal party in the Swiss Federal Assembly. Compare Hilty, Separatabdruck aus dem Politischen Jahrbuch der Schweizerischen Eidgenossenschaft (Jahrgang 1891).
See p. 103, ante. [The force of this illustration has been increased by every Land Act passed since 1893. 'The Imperial Exchequer [i.e. in effect Great Britain] has made a free grant of £17,000,000 towards furthering land purchase; moreover to that end it has expressed its willingness to pledge its credit to the amount of £183,000,000 of which over £35,000,000 has already been raised. The Imperial Exchequer looks to the Irish tenant purchaser for the interest and sinking fund on that loan.'—Cambray, Irish Affairs, p. 214.]
J. M'Carthy, April 10, 1893, Times Parliamentary Debates, p. 354. No part of these quotations is italicised in the report.
J. M'Carthy.
Mr. Sexton.