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The Act is at the moment detested by the Protestants of Ulster , and a binding though ambiguous pledge has been given that the Act will not be forced upon Ulster against her will . The subject is dealt with by no means exhaustively , but with a view in the first place to bring out the causes of the demand in England for the referendum ; and in the next place to consider carefully and examine in turn first by far the strongest argument against , and secondly the strongest argument in favour of introducing the referendum into the constitution of England . The Parliament Act is a menace to the judicial character of the Speaker . The Parliament Act is the last and greatest triumph of party government . To this day it is said that a trust is annexed in privity to the person and to the estate / 2 / ( which means to the persona ) . In practice , when an Act is intended to apply to them , a section is inserted authorising the King in Council to issue an Order for the application of the Act to these islands , and requiring the registration of that Order in the islands , and the Order in Council is made by the King and registered by the States accordingly . But side by side with the law have grown up certain stringent conventional rules , which , though they would not be noticed by any court , have in practice nearly the force of lawJSfoPresident has everjbeen re-elected more than once : the popular approval of this conventional limit ( of which the constitution knows nothing ) on a President 's re-eligibility proved a fatal bar to General Grant 's third candidature . The English law of the subject is found on examination to be the same as the Roman in extent , reason , and expression . Mr. Gardiner 's History of England has suggested to me the conclusion on which , confirmed as I found it to be by all the information I could collect about French administrative law , stress is frequently laid in the course of the following pages , that the views of the prerogative maintained by Crown lawyers under the Tudors and the Stuarts bear a marked resemblance to the legal and administrative ideas which at the present day under the Third Republic still support the droit administratif of France .