... HOME RULE. The Home Rule party held another meeting on Tues. day, Mr. M'Carthy Downing, M.P., presiding, and 14 other members being present. A communioation was read from Mr. B att, M.P., resigning the leadership of the party. Theresignation,we have ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SATURDAr, DEC. 191h, 1885. HOME RULE. I W. With 86 Parnellite members in the House of Commonsit is certain that, if they choose to be so, Mr. Parnell and his obedient supporters will be masters of the situation. It is understood ...

... isnled in. AoniActie, with the BRBOtURY January 24, 1890, and incorporale with It Jblary 28, 1878. Home Rule. IN moving the second reading of the `Home Rule Bill Mr Gladstone made a very powerfal speech to show that the ,very poweriau speecn io snow Tin ...

... Home R~ule. MR. O'ColmoR PowER'spamphlet, The Anglo-Irish Quarrel, Just issued by the National Press - . .- . Ix Agency, is a most comprehensive statement of r the case for Rome Rule. The Irish question is d the question of the day, and the great majority ...

... unity to which ha had referred did not exiat iu the Nataiolist ranks. Circumstances had changed, but h .he principle of Home Rule was not dead, nor woukl it n die. Whenever the Irish leaders were agroed amongst h tbemselves-when they bad proved their ...

... HOME RULE. Whilst Mr. Gladstone stillmaintains absolute silence with regard to his forthcoming scheme of Home Rule for Ireland, the country is flooded with views and opinions on that sub- ject by politicians of various calibre. Mr. GiffeD, who has already ...

... any sense. The cause of Home Rule can be defended { with many practical, business reasons, indepen- . dently of the forpe which it must derive from the I sentimental but national leaning towards justice a and fair play. If Home Rule has dropped a little ...

... HOME RULE. MR. GLADSTONE'S PROPOSALS ,REPORTED MINISTERIAL CRISIS. The Press Association says We are enable1 b state, on the most reliable autbority, that Mr. GVi- stone has 'naeUy determined on the coarse ha r2 propose in regard to legislation for Ireland ...

... in ?? with the ?? January 2 ieego, lmoomrpontA with it MaUa i, 078. TELEPHONE No. 149. Homo Rule, IN view of the line of ?? whiok is being taken to Home Rule the speech of the Attorney General last night is of more than ordinary interest. Mr W Gladstone ...

... the Home Rule question. It is understood that in order to avert a defeat on the second reading of the Government of Ireland Bill, the Prime Minister is willing to treot that stags merely as a declar- ation in favour of the principle of Home Rule, and ...

... HOME RULE. I I - -L ?? ;sl t{ n-4T. Last night, at the Giant's Castle Coffee House, Philip street, Temple, a lecture -on Home Rule was delivered by Mr James Carpenter. Mr F. Gilmore Barnett presided over a large attendance, and in opening the proceedings ...

... the samne feelin g orjn strco and high policy that induced himn to pass thse Church Act would m ake him vote for Irish 'HXome Rule,' and therefore he vwould hu.mrbly recemmonch lins not to mbe rash iru coin.- rulitting hims~elf. 'lbs resolultions wore of ...