... FOR THE WANT OF HOME RULE. In less than twenty years the cost of governing Ireland locally, nationally, and Imperially has swollen from less than nine ana a half millions to nearly fifteen millions, and until the last couple of years the whole increase ...

... IS HOME RULE DEAD? To The Editor. Sir—l enclose you remarkable article from Reynnlcfo’ Newspaper entitled, “Is Home Rule Dead:' which should be interesting reading for all honest, well-meaning, open-minded people. It is evident are living in fool’s paradise ...

... AUSTRALIA AND HOME RULE. Irish Victorians have cabled to Mr. Hughes, the Australian Premier, now in England, asking hiin to use his influence to obtain the immediate putting into force of the Home Rule Act for Ireland, in - tdio interests of the Empire ...

... Home Rule Question Among other important questions which must receive attention are the Land Policy and the Government's Education proposals. It may, course, be taken for granted that the position of Home , Rule will receive mast grave attention.' The ...

... THE HOME RULE FUND. It must be moat gratifying to all who have the heat interests of our country at heart to know that the United Irish League in the Garden County has once more been almost completely reorganised. Many districts of the country, it is ...

... THE HOME RULE BILL the right hon gentleman the member for Montrose Burghs, then Chief Secretary for I reland (Mr Morl?y), came down ani moved the closure upon the first clause. The firtt clause of the Irish Home Rule Bill set Irish Parliament (loud M ...

... HOME RULE THE Citr-X. A pretty widespread impression in the Ipo!thy is that the fate of the Government skpends at the moment on its handling of the Irish oteruion. The definite rumours affegiag a breakdown of the Irish r.egatiations are partly true. The ...

... HOME RULE BILL. 'flee Rome Rule Bill was reintroduced by tho Pries- Minister in the BOWIE% of Conusions an Monday, uuiior the provisions of the Parliament Act. Mr. Asquith having reviewed the Bill, Mr. Balfoar moved rejection. The discuasinn is being ...

... THE HOME RULE OUTLOOK NEED FOR ORGANISATION. Mr. Stephen O'Mara, presiding at a great meeting in )ti on Saturday, said the Irish people desired that the settlement of the Irish question, no.v coming to a conclusion he hoped, would be a complete and final ...

... THE HOME RULE FUND, Least week's contribution to tho }hi:no Rule Fund totalled cver at piece of very unwelcome netts for the enemies of Roane Rule. The columns of the Nntimalvit Press are filled with rtprrta 01 fleeting> hold in all parts of the country ...

... THE HOME RULE FUND. Mr. Gallopet smith has been in.J forming an English Tory audience that the Irish: Nationalists will neither fight nor nay for Home Rule (Manchester, No-. vembei- 18th). That is an old Tory gibe. Any reference tti hghting of any ...

... THE HOME RULE BILL. The steady, rather alow, progress through Parliament of the Home Rule Bill is havlug visible effect the self-styled Unionists. They are making desperate efforts bring about its rejection, and in the means they adopt in their anxiety ...