... HOME RULE. The rapid advance of Home Rule principles in Ireland is beginning to have n remarkable effeob on the anticipations of English politisians. The Conservative view of the matter is pretty olearly ?? e-nrn rveoreer-ua ur yeasser. day. That journal ...

... exodus and over-taxation, alluded at some length to recent oriticisms on the Home Rule movement. HIe, on the ene hand argued strenuously against those who allege that Home Rule is in any way opposed to Ce- tholiciam, using in this connection, lot us add ...

... audience of Irishmen on Monday evening in Southwark. There was no beating about the bush in Mr. ACarthy's defiuition of Home Rule. One question, he said, was always before the Irisb raernbers, and ?? was the demand for a National Irish Parlia went. Nothing ...

... Crown sentiments of un-o alterable hostility to Home Rule have recently fh~len. The writer considers the speeches of Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Bruce as preludes to the speedy and summary dismissal of the Home Rule question by Parliament Under these circumstances ...

... pereuiptorily':- h nes~d'j' ?? of ?? Rule t~ lreland. is Hoe. ourt Englad.: 'yAnd the Scotsman. speaking for Scotland, ad 'fully- isadopted the, riie il'T e 'deesarY, cotrelative of h Home. Rule for Ireland is, Home Rule for Scotland, It ...

... yout ?? Rule action, that I Eng- lishnien ?? . may recognise the claims and give the firstplace in their hearts to the land of their birth. Have we here consistency or con- tradictioni 3rd. As to your difficulties in the way of Honie Rule-where is ...

... nifoant advantages of the readierdomestic adminie. tration. That is what we may call inserting the thin end of the wedge of Home Rule, saomnuning like what Mr. Heron and Mr. Pim are aiming at. But the far-teaching minds of France have wider and loftier aims ...

... HOME RULE. TO THE EDITOR OF THlE FREMAZD. SIR-At the dedlajation of the voll of the city election, Mr. Pim, M. P., expressed himself in favour of home rule, whilst Sir Doiniuic Corrigan, the successful candidate for the city, said that there are various ...

... HOME RULE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE FRBF.Ma. Belleisle, Lisbelaw, Nov 22. Srm-tord Derby lately wrote that the home Rule movement for in Irish Parliament in Diabin vwas quite a question for lawful discussion, and I thus agreed with the practice and opinion ...

... ROMIE RULE. TO ES hDITOR O THE FREMAN . London, Sth Feb. SM-Now that we are, in Parliamentary hraseology, -within 'measurable distance of Home Rule, I trust you Twill allow me a few words on the Landlord Relief Bill, which must eitwer precede or accompany ...

... Rule. It is idle to keep on ?? wa..t it is that the Home Rulers want, and whether they believe their opinions to be practicable. The H oe Rule movement is not au outcome of detiititc xanSt- pressing, for definite remedies. It is easy enough to point to ...

... HOME RULE I . I.. .. . ?? (From the Echo.) There is one passage in Mr. Paruell's speecb at Cork which has met with but little attention on this side of the water. Nor is this surprising, seeing that it was carefully elininated from mosz of the reports ...