The National Review, Volume 10W.H. Allen, 1887 - English literature |
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Page 129
... present Parliament has spent the equivalent of more than a fortnight's sittings in the division lobbies , its value will be appre- ciated . In a great many cases nothing more would be required , though it would obviously be necessary ...
... present Parliament has spent the equivalent of more than a fortnight's sittings in the division lobbies , its value will be appre- ciated . In a great many cases nothing more would be required , though it would obviously be necessary ...
Page 144
... present condition of the lower classes . But this should only be an incentive to further exertions and to more drastic reforms ; and it is this feeling that leads me to offer these remarks . I quite agree with what Lord Brabazon says as ...
... present condition of the lower classes . But this should only be an incentive to further exertions and to more drastic reforms ; and it is this feeling that leads me to offer these remarks . I quite agree with what Lord Brabazon says as ...
Page 146
... present subject . The first thing , as I say , that I would urge , is strong repressive legislation against drunkenness ; the second and more important sug- gestion I have to make , but one which the unreflecting sentiment of the ...
... present subject . The first thing , as I say , that I would urge , is strong repressive legislation against drunkenness ; the second and more important sug- gestion I have to make , but one which the unreflecting sentiment of the ...
Page 147
... present circumstances we find there is far too much of an absolutely promiscuous , and , in many cases , unnatural intercourse carried on , in total disregard of consequences , which come under our gaze in the shape of hundreds and ...
... present circumstances we find there is far too much of an absolutely promiscuous , and , in many cases , unnatural intercourse carried on , in total disregard of consequences , which come under our gaze in the shape of hundreds and ...
Page 159
... present Government could bring in any sound legisla tion . It seemed to him that this ought to be made an educational Session , and that the very best use they could turn it to , was to occupy the time of Her Majesty's Government as ...
... present Government could bring in any sound legisla tion . It seemed to him that this ought to be made an educational Session , and that the very best use they could turn it to , was to occupy the time of Her Majesty's Government as ...
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