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... against Home Rule. Winston Churchill, as Home Secretary, had promised that the Government would introduce the Home Rule Bill in the next session of Parliament and in February 1912, he came to Ulster to speak to nationalists, addressing a ...
... We want home rule LAWRIE SANCHEZ Is des- ;mate to break a worrying Sanchez is still to sequence of home defeats. It's something like four years since Northern Ireland win a match at won at Windsor Park and the boss insists: It's time to put that right ...
... P 3 Away day for Home Rule: factories stilled as thousands sign Covenant ...
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... the Independent Order expelled Crawford for his advocacy of Home Rule. Despite Crawford’s expulsion, the view persisted that the Independent Order was, at best, ambiguous on the Home Rule issue. This perception was to prove to be an albatross around ...
... right to selfrule and that the least Britain could offer Ireland was home rule within the British state. Most Irish Protestants, however, believed that Home Rule would amount to Rome Rule. According to Dr Holmes the objects to the United ...
... Government, which in April would introduce the third Home Rule bill. Churchill parted company with the Conservatives on the issue of Tariff Reform but he was never other than a lukewarm convert to Home Rule. In 1904, he had described an Irish Parliament as ...
... the United Klngom and in using all means which may be found necessary to set up a Home Rule parliament in Dublin”. It was early in 1913, when the Lords rejected the Home Rule Bill, that the UUC began to consider other means of stopping the creation of a ...
... was for. ‘“These people are parading to commemorate the UVF for resisting Home Rule. But the present day leadership and their political allies in the PUP are assisting Home Rule.” Mr McCord said: “The UVF is an illegal organisation. It is not the organisation ...
... APPEAR Methodists did appear concerned as the prospect of violence increased during the Home Rule period. Cooney points out, for example, that the Methodist publication, the Christian Advocate, reported the Larne gunrunning of 1914 without comment. At ...
... the Clydevalley in the port in April 1914 with a cargo of rifles and ammunition for Ulster's unionists who were opposing Home Rule for Ireland. ...
... whole from the early days of the mission onwards. Noel says that this included the Potato Famine, the 1859 Revival, the Home Rule period, the Ist World War, the Second World ...