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... against Home Rule. Winston Churchill, as Home Secretary, had promised that the Government would introduce the Home Rule Bill in the next session of Parliament and in February 1912, he came to Ulster to speak to nationalists, addressing a ...
... P 3 Away day for Home Rule: factories stilled as thousands sign Covenant ...
... years to introduce Home Rule heightening both tensions and divisions. The first decade, however, while arguably planting the seeds of partition with the formation of the Ulster Unionist Council - and hence placing oppositon to Home Rule firmly in the North ...
... show government agents collected material on the 19th-century nationalist leader to smear him in a bid to split his Irish Home Rule movement and discredit his parliamentary party. The then Irish Secretary, Arthur Balfour secretly undermined Parnell through ...
... people across the Province in watch and clock repairs. Mr Hyndman recalled seeing Edward Carson speaking at the height of the Home Rule ...
... of Ulster 1900-2000 by John Killen Blackstaff Press. £10.99 HE 20th century in Northern Ireland was highly eventful. The Home Rule crisis, partition, two World Wars, depressions, recessions and recurring outbreaks of civil conflict culminating in the Troubles ...
... for disarmament had months in the history of passed in May 2000 with- Northern Ireland since ¢ the slightest hint of the Home Rule crisis. decommissioning but all Smakmg atthe annu- tnhe terrorists are out, al er of the Mourne 414 throughout most of Branch ...
... believe that the terms Ulster and Northern Ireland are interchangeable. McMahon deals well with the turbulent years of the Home Rule debates and crises that led to the formation of Northern Ireland in 1921, detailing the wtzemua faced by the state while ...
... explanations of the antipathy between Presbyterians and Anglicans in the 18th century, as well as Presbyterian fears about Home Rule and the rights of minorities in a Roman Catholic nationalist state. The book was launched last Billy Kennedy night by Pr ...
... TFlag flew at half-mast yesterday outside Fernhill House, former home of UUP President Sir Josias Cunningham who died tragically in a car crash this week. Now a museum tracing the Home Rule crisis and the foundation of the Northern Ireland State, Fernhill ...
... wings: There were 41,000 Irish volunteers in the Province while 111,000 Ulster Volunteers drilled in adjoining streets. The Home Rule Hn..'l.maed for the third time, the Royal signature. Thus the actions of the Ulster suffragettes of the time are less well ...
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