Such a Constitutional Crisis

1887 to 1986

three mentions

over 99 years

I felt it to be my duty to express my opinion, however inadequately, on the present position of affairs; and with the explanation which I have now offered, I humbly submit that I did not transgress my duty in saying what I did say on Such a Grave Constitutional Crisis.

_{Question. Observations.}

MR. CONYBEARE - April 4, 1887

He was not in a hurry to have a conflict 442 precipitated between the two Houses, because Such a Grave Constitutional Crisis would absorb all the energy and attention of the country, and social reform would go by the board.

_{"Boys—Standard I.}

MR. KEIR HARDIE - Dec. 12, 1906

Events have reached such a stage that newspapers reported today that several of her senior Cabinet colleagues had been warning the press in the past 24 hours about Such a Constitutional Crisis.

_{South Africa}

Mr. Healey - July 16, 1986