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... long and glorious career to the promotion of such an essentially conservative measure as Home Rule. For it seems to be a mere acci- dent that the cause of Home Rule should have become associated with the Liberal party. If the Tory party were really, in ...
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... HOME RULE. There has to-day been forwarded to the Home Seei ctary, for presentation to the Queen, memorial signed by 103,000 Irish women of all creeds and classes against Home Rule. ...
... THE HOME RULE BILL. DEPUTATION TO UNIONIST LEADERS. The Press Association says :—Lord Salisbury, Mr. Balfour, and Lord Randolph Churchill, received, at Lord Salisbury's Arlington-street residence, a large deputation representing the leading oommeroial ...
... HOME RULE FOR INDIA. VIEWS OF THE SULTAN OF JOHORE. A Dsdziei'a telegram from Rome savs :—Abu Bakar, the Suitan of Johoro, haa just arrived here on his way to Londou. Ho is to consult specialists on chest disease; His secre- tary. Arnar DRajah, interviewed ...
... THE REJECTION OF HOME RULE. AN ORANGE ATTACK ON CATHOLICS. The Dublin Express says rioting has taken place between Nationalists and Protestants near Lurgan. Both parties had guns, and firing was continued all night, when the Protestants charged and carried ...
... THE HOME RULE BILL. Lord CRANBOKNE asked whether the Home Rule Would be down for discussion on Wednesday. Mr. GLADSTONE, amid laughter, said the Bill j 0uld be placed on the paper for Wednesday, un- the discussion had terminated previously. He Proceeded ...
... THE HOME RULE BILL. DISAFFECTION OF A LIBERAL PEER, Lord Wolverton has written to the secretaries of the North Dorset and South Somerset Liberal Associations resigning his presidency, and stating that he has made up his mind to vote against the Home Rule ...
... THE HOME RULE BILL. A PROMINENT IRISHMAN CRITICISES IT. [BY TELEGRAPH.] The O'Connor Don has written an important criticism of the Home Rule Bill, which appears in the Dublin papers this morning. He defends himself against recreancy in signing the Catholic ...
... THE HOME RULE BILl. OPINION OF THE MEMBER FOR SWANSEA. Mr. Robert Burnie (Swansea) has stated to a correspondent that, from an Imperiai point of view, he would prefer the Irish members cluded from Westminster, but as a Welbh member he was entirely favourable ...
... THE HOME RULE BILL. Lord CRANBORNE asked whether the Home Rule Bill would be down for discussion on Wednesday. Mr. GLADSTONE, amid laughter, said the Bill would be placed on the paper for Wednesday, un- less the discussion had terminated previously. He ...
... HOME RULE AT ASSIZE. A SHERIFF AND JURY PETITION ITS REJECTION. The High Sheriff and Jury, at the Down Assizes to-day, adopted a resolution asking Parliament, to re ject 'the Home Rule Bill, and avert the probability of a £ i v i1 war- ...