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... Home Rule By OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT MR. S. 0. DAVIES'S Home Rule Sill for Wales Is likely to be published to-day. It pro=for instance. a Weish lament of 72 lumbers, to function broadly aong the of the Ulster Perllll l lllllllt but with executive ...

... HOME RULE. Beeant asked her Cardiff audience why India was the piost Povertystricken country in the world ellen. before British rule. it was acknowledged to be the wealthiest. She bad often put that question to Englishmen. but it had never been answered ...

... HOME RULE CRISIS HOME RULE - THE ONLY PLAN. ISLAND MYSTERY UNSOLVED. IRISH DICTATORSHIP. WILL TILE PREMIER REVOLT ? The mystery of the Isle of Arran remains unsolved. The five Cabinet Ministers who had hastened from north, south, east, and west to meet ...

... Home Rule. Meeting of the Cabinet Committee. ihe Press Association says :—The committee of the Cabinet responsible for drawing up the Home Rule measure met at Downing-stteet at to-day. There were present Mr Gladstone, Earl Spancer, Mr John Morley, Mr ...

... HOME RULE FOR WALES. MEASURE REJECTED BY THE COMMONS. TRENCHANT CRITICIBII BY COLONEL WYNDHAM-QCIN. ...

... HOME RULE. It is understood (the Standard says) that Sir Robert Hamilton, the Permanent Under Secretary for Ireland, has prepared a scheme of Home Rule and submitted it to the Government. ...

... HOME RULE. POWERS AND LIABILITIES OF JAPAN TREATY. ...

... HOME RULE. sir.—Mr. Winston aa to the eortitatkai of the proposed Irish Parhaml raise.. of the Wilmot Paaelble seseat. Ile teems as that the aver Parliameot mill be ao eteksittatod, both la Ite Hoes. of Commons and to It. 1110. t.. b• tiny sod fithia ...

... HOME RULE. Mr. W. A. Redmond. M.P.. sad Mr. J. T. Donovan landed at Plymouth on Friday on their mtarn from Australia. where they bane oollected 510.010 for the Irish party. Eight hundred were delivered. practioelle so., city, town. and settlement of Imports ...

... HOME RULE. ARE WELSH PEOPLE PREPARED ? Sy COUNCILLOR JOHN DANIEL Martial). ...

... Home rule I believe that a measure of devolution would be a challenge to the genius and courage of the Welsh people and that what Wales needs. what she wants and will be satisfied with nothing less, is government of the Welsh people by the Welsh people ...