... 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. 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. 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. 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. ...

... HOME RULE. Nobody will deny, said Mr. Balfour in his speech at Plymouth on Tuesday, be his politics what they may, that the Home Rule question stands now in a very different position from what it did in or even in 1887. With this dictum, we are thoroughly ...

... HOME RULE. BASIS OF THE NEW BILL. AN AUTHORITATIVE STATEMENT. A WIDE AND COMPREHENSIVE MEASURE. The Press Association snys :-In Liberal circles it is almost universally believed that the first leader in Saturday's Daily News forecasting the general outlines ...

... HOME RULE. AN APPEAL TO IRISHMEN. TORONTO, Tuesday.—Mr Edward Blake, M.P., estimates the total amount required by the Irish Parliamentary party this year at 24-0,000 dollars, and makes a strong appeal in the Globe to Irish- men on behalf of Home Rule ...

... ever were likely to get. Now, his belief about Mr Gladstone was this, that he was as determined to give Ireland Home Rule, and to give a Home Rule Bill, as any member of tho Irish Parliament- ary party. And for his part, what ...

... HOME RULE. Hie TeUgraph says:Now that the Conservative* noW power, and entirely independent of the Horn* Rulers, Mr. Butt finds that the weapon which he so labo- riously f^hionecl has broken in his hand, and the ostracism of Mr. Chichester Fortescue ...

... Commons from the danger of unduly prolonged debate. The only thing that would satisfy Mr Chamber- lain, ardent Home Ruler as he was, would be a Home Rule Bill introduced by him- self. (Cheers.) The Prime Minister, whose long services might well have excused ...

... dishonourable misuse of the Home Rule question is constantly supplied in the practice of a local Tory journal. Home Rule with it means everything that is outrageous nd vile, and therefore the English politician who believes in Home ...