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... HOME RULE. The Home Rule Bill was debated in the House of Lords durieg tho week. The division was taken on Thursday night on the Duke of D?vonshire's motion to re.et the Home Rule Bill, and was; For rejection ...

... HOME RULE. NOTES ON THE CAMPAIGN. (Supplied by the Una' Press Agency•) THE HOME RULE BILL The !loin* Rule Bill, rejected by the 'Lwow of .Lord , .. will, fur the seetimi time. have passed through all its stages in the House of Conn:ions, and ...

... HOME RULE. NOTES ON THE CAMPAIGN. (Supplied by the Irish Pre,. Agency). THE. IRISH VOLUNTEERS. The first meeting of the new Provi- Nicest Committee of the Irish Volunteers !was held on July 14th in Dublin. Mr. Joseph Devlin, 11.1'., presided, and the ...

... Session, and, until the Home Rule Hill has been passed. He claimed that, after two years of acute end hitter rontroversy. in Parliament and in the country, the Hrieh nein* remained alsolutelY unshaken in Miser support of Home Ride, and that never had ...

... rance; on the made during the temperance is Balfour, Mr. J. e, or the cor- Gerald Balfour, an shu f prosperity in question of Home Rule | cheers). tore the eletcors, Mr. R y not making started with the fact t th it this year hely there wi which had been pledyed ...

... HOME RULE. The •• Westminster Gazette says: 'flie Cam's proclamation should nwaktis nn echo in this country, and remind us thnt Wl', too, should use all efforts to get our one tlifficillt internal question settled, MI that we may he absolutely united ...

... twice as great as that of Ireland. It was now ten times as great. We are told, he said, Home Rule involves the disruption of our country. If a hundred vears ago Home Rule for Ireland would 'have disrupted the United Kingdom to the extent of one-third, and ...

... HOME RULE. VIEWS in: MU..IININ !WRNS. Mr. John Itnir.s, nt littooktwwt. Rail' 1 in•c** near. grave Anti orititel.i Imt not t 1 ,i•Z(.. , §11 , . tones nl:Piul. had Ihnter•••l tie of the titONt mvntottl, Plirlianwitt that had tw.it ft , r many sear. and ...

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... HOME RULE. BILL INTRODUCED IN PARLIAMENT. POWERFUL SPEECH BY PREMIER THE IRISH GOVERNMENT BILL OUTLINED. AN ExEcurrivE RESPONSIBLE TO TILE . IRISH_ PARLIAMENT. THE CONTROL OF THE CUSTOMS AND EXCISE.-A COMPROMISE. ...

... for dropping Home Rule. cannot be of any other opinion, for practically Sir William Harcourt and Mr John Morley are the only Front Bench Liberals who have not publicly dropped Home Rale. Bat though Imperialism and the dropping of Home Rule ...