... HOME RULE. THE COLIN CAMPBELL DIVORCE SUITS. SCOTTISH GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. AFFAIRS IN SKYE. ECCLESIASTICAL AND AGRICULTURAL INTELLIGENCE. ...

... HOME RULE. Sir,—We may make generous allowance for differ®uoe of opinion, but facts not differ. The ignorance put forward advocates of Irish Home Rule is veiy sad. In my younger days in Ireland one oftra bear the poor misguided peasant—a Romanist, of ...

... HOME RULE. , Speaking at Hospital. County Limerick, on j Wednesday, Archbishop Croke said :—I am greatly afraid that I will never see a Parliament in College Green. lam greatly afraid the cause is lost. Are wo really fit for Home Rule, and do we deserve ...

... HOME RULE. At a densely-crowded meeting of the Aberdeen Radical Assoc it ion held the Tlmrburn Hall yesterday evening, Ujv. C. C. Macdonald, the minister of St Clement’s Established Church, delivered an address Gladstones Home Rule scheme for Ireland ...

... THE HOME RULE LEAGUE. A meeting of the Home Rnle League waa held in Dublin yesterday Mr Brooks, M.P., presiding. Meldoo, M.P., and over twenty members of the League were present. A resolution wee passed the effect that, in view of the near approach of ...

... HOME RULE PARALLELS. An Aggrieved Dissenter,” in the course of letter to the Times., savs— Mr Price Hughes talks of Italian Home Rule movement; thing never existed. The Italian Revolution was a movement for concentration, for abolition of sectional g ...

... THE HOME RULE PARTY. All the traversers who are members of Parliament left Dublin {“Muy for London to attend the cooference of Home Rule members, which will be beld at Westminster Palace Hotel immediately after the delivery of the Queen’s Speech. Mr Parnell ...

... THE HOME RULE UNION. A special meeting of the Home Rule Union wa* held in London last night—Mr James Stuart, M. P., presiding. The Chairman expressed his belief tnat the country was determined that Ireland should have justice, and, despite the lion of ...

... THE HOME RULE SCHEME. THE OPINION OF THE CXJUNTBY. MR MUNDKLLA AT SHEFFIELD. Mr Koncl.ll,, the PrMiJtnt tti. Bo«rJ of Tnul., HJrrs.fd a mas. mootiof ShaftieM laat aitht support of the Irish ©f Mr U« •aid the crisis the history of th« Liberal party and ...

... rights as the first and true inventor of Home Rule. What my own opinions on the subject were at that time sufficiently evidenced by the public declarations I made, which have furnished the opponents of Home Rule with such abundant harvest of tn yuoques ...

... NONCONFORMISTS AND HOME RULE. Mr H. M. r.'.minK. writM to tho It freqvimtly 1 that the Non• of Ktigtanil or-- m favour ...

... that during the past five years the results of the elections showed that the country was in favour of Home Rule. Home Rule, so far from being dropped, as Mr Chamberlain alleged, was flourishing in the highest degree. Mr Dunn (Paisley), Mr Leon (North Bucks) ...