You have the 103 constituencies that return the popular branch of the legislative body, and you have those other constituencies up to seventy-five which return the elective members of the other branch of the legislative body.

You have, therefore, got already on our plan two sets of constituencies.

Now, if you are going to send members to Westminster for Imperial purposes to the number of forty-five or to the number of ninety-five, you must mark out a third set of constituencies--you must have a third set of elections.

A system of that kind does not strike me at least as being exactly the thing for a country of which we are assured that before everything else its prime want is a profound respite from political turmoil.

There are plenty of other objections from the Irish point of view, which I am not now going to dwell upon.