... round. How will the passing of the Home\Rule Bill affect Wales? We pointed, out yesterday that unless the Welsh members are united, Dis- establishment would be thrown back another ten years. If the Irish members are to be, retained at Westminister without ...

... erection of nationalities in this United Kingdom. This is the true and logical Unionist position and policy. The Pall Mall Gazette a few weeks ago, in a clever and instructive article, said that the sooner all the United Kingdom used the same language, ...

... halves, and was not slow to show his dissappro- bation. Free kick after kick he awarded the Irishmen until Phillips and Parfitt saw it did not pay. The Irishmen had a penchant for handling in the scrimmage, and were also penalised on many occasions. Indeed ...

... of a number of great meeting which was held yesterday at the Foreign Office shows once for all, that the parfy is strongly united together and animated with one great desire, that of backing up their chief. Lolig before 12 o'clock, the time fixed for the ...

... s. The one hopes, the other fears. The one believes the Irishmen will be sobered by responsibility, and will show themselves worthy of the trust reposed in them. The other believes that Irishmen will use their new powers to crush the Protestant minority ...

... must take excep- tion. We do not believe in the creation of a Second Chamber in Dublin. The experience of England and of the United States,in our opinion, proves not only that the Second Chamber is unnecessary, but that it is actually an obstacle in the ...

... than a t'ntury ago, our forefathers, men of the same fait? suc- cessfully asserted the freedom of the Irish Parliament. A united Ireland ranged herself at their bck. In 1793 that Parliament, with the vigour)f its born freedom, extended to the Roman Catohcs ...

... stopping in the middle of a sentence and proceeding thus I was in Ireland last June and have had considerable experience of Irishmen, but never have I found one of them, either rich or poor, remain seated while a lady was standing. The above-mentioned ycung ...

... due to defective vision. The substance of the alteration is that the financial relations between Ireland and the rest of the United Kingdom will come up for recon- sideration at the end of six years the Imperial Parliament to retain supreme control of the ...

... leader's taunt. Irishmen in America and Australia are enemies to English rule in Ireland, and there is no doubt that the Home Rule movement has been kept alive by their subscriptions. But what has made English rule in Ireland hateful to all Irishmen ? Is it not ...

... the way. Either Ireland, blocks the way, says Mr. Redmond, or it does-not; and if it no longer blocks the way, the sooner Irishmen take measures to re- store the state^of things which existed in 1886 the better. If this sort of thing continues, Mr. Redmond ...

... tha meaning of Home Rule, he knows that Liberals contend that the opinions of Irishmen should pre- vail in Ireland, of Welshmen in Wales of Scotchmen in Scotland. By Irishmen Welshmen, and Scotchmen we of coursc mean all and sundry who live ir Ireland ...