The Sun.
London, England, 1870-06-02 00:00:00

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MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS.

The Royal Prerogative.

The Attorney-General is reported to have said,
in reply to a question as to the vacancy created by
the death of Lord Justice Selwyn, that no prerogative
was required to enable the Sovereign to abstain from
exercising her prerogative, thus implying that the j
Sovereign is the arbitrary udge of the occasions on
which she may or may not exercise her prerogative.
The Daily News says if the Attorney-General gave
utterance to the words imputed to him, he
has broached a doctrine which is at
once irrational and unconstitutional. On this
shewing it is within the right of the Crown to re-
frain indefinitely from filling up the most im-
portant and vital offices in Church and
State. Our contemporary says it cannot believe
that it was the Attorney-General's intention to put
forth a doctrine so monstrous as that embodied in
his words. It thinks that much discontent will be
repressed if the Court of Appeal in Chancery be at
once made complete by appointing a Lord Justice.