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... home rule. [From Truth.] I wonder W h-.t would be eaid of Parnell if informed any Irish constituency that when there waH possibility of the Nationalists of Ireland having to appeal to force of arms agamst Lord Salisbury’s legislation of coercion koe ° ...

... HOME RULE. Mr Wheeler mored, and Kearney seconded the following resolution That we regard the reeolation of Dr Clark In the ...

... HOME RULE. The big speeches of the Easter campaign are no means over. Lord Hart* ington and Mr Goschen are to addrers meet ing at Edinburgh on the 30th inst in oppositon the Home Rule Bill, and Lord Spencer is to speak at Leeds on the 3rd of May in support ...

... [cheers]. The Tories now deride our claim for Home Rule, but there was a time and not long ago when Lord Carnarvon, then Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, sought , oryiew with Mr Parnell on this very sub- of Home Buie. That interview was sought for information’s ...

... . We have to choose our hay. If it is not to the Home Rule truss, it must the coercion truss. On Home Rule Mr Gladstone will stand or fall. His scheme ol land-purohase will kept separate from Home Rule, so that ...

... HOME RULE. [From '‘Truth.”] take it now for granted that come what may the Irish members will sit in the meet when Imperial matters are to the fore. It , however, by means certain that this resolve sound one The Irish will remain When they come over here ...

... the home rule OMAGH RESOLUTIONS DEFEATED. ...

... HOME RULE. The Very President said be observed that the public representative bodies .throughout the country were passing resolutions with reference to the Home Rule question in order to strengthen the bands of their Parliamentary representatives. He ...

... home rule. [From Truth.] Every effort is being made by the anti- Home Rule party to blink the ~ The principle of Mr. Gladstone Bill is that Ireland shall henceforward have domest Legislature. It is upon this princip tha the vote upon the second reading ...

... HOME RULE. The following thoughtful letter appeared in Tuesday's Irith Tim** ■'— Sib,— There is a marked silence just now in Ireland on the question of Home Buie—a silence which, doubt, indicates that cal which Is the proverbial forerunner of storm. The ...

... FOR HOME RULE. Mr Gogarty said he wished to propose—* That we the members of the Naas Urban District Council desire at this, our hrst meeting, after election, to congratulate our leader. Me John £. Redmond, M.P, and with him the Irisb. Parliamentary Party ...