... two demonstrations in Dundee, on St, Patrick's Day, one tinder the auspices of the Church, and one arranged by the Local Home Rule Association. SNOWSTORM. BLOCK OW HIGHLAND MIL the snowstorm in Scotland reached a climax. All day a strong north-east wind ...

... Disraeli and his friends are, as Six Georre remarked, doing their bestwhich, ha the circumstances, is a good deal—in support of Home Rule. A continuance of the present persistent neglect of .Scotch interests by the Imperial Parliament :would soon become intolerable: ...

... MANCHESTER ELECTION. THI Standard thinks Mr. Powell's declaration in favour of Mr. Butt's motion for a Royal Commission oo Home Rule most injuriously affected his chances for Man. cheater. OOLLISIONS AT SEA. Tem Penchile, arrived et Senderlend. reports I ...

... question *bout game, Colonel lames re , peeted that he would support General Gordon's bah The other points brought up included Home Rule and the Roads Bill. Mr. Emilie, Village—Well. I think we've bad enough of this, end I think we'll jest propose • vote of ...

... speeches were made by Memel. Butt, Sullivan, Gibson, &..c. The Home Rulers celebrated the event by a banquet in the evening. Mr. Butt presided, and was aupported by about OLP:a Ram _A of Irish Home Rule 0 bers in ea Tweeday. The proceedings were private, but ...

... freedom enjoyed than in the villages anti townships of the Empire. Each has it. local government fully developed—a aelfocting home. rule, suited to the habits and traditions of the population; and the central Government is too remote to have mewls itilluence ...

... being killed on Wednesday. They were driving from Mun- HOME RULE OUTRAGES NEAR GLASGOW. Os Saturday an alarming disturbance, the result of an occurred at a Home Rule demunstration Glasgow. The Home Ralers, five or mustered on Saturday ...

... became very mesh alarmed none were hart, arol oely a few minutes' delay was eseasioned. THE AGITATION.- —At a Meeting of Home Rule members of the louse of Commons yesterday in London—Mr. preahling —the followiag resolution was adopted '-- That • proposal ...

... farmer, though, I Power whether he held the views of Tone ant Emmett i Punnet, who died on Friday week. The age marked as to Home Rule for Ireland. Mr. Power rose to 1 on his coffin is 102, but he stated recently to several in- I answer, and his rising was ...

... *‘Bei den Oesterreichischcn Beamten ist die Grobheit Zu Hause” —literally, With the Austrian officials rudeness is at home (the rule). This, of course, only applied to the so-called Jacks-in-office, as the higher officials were almost invariably gentlemen ...

... appeal to Parliament for Home I Rule. 111. untrue that Mr. Butt is about to resign the , leadership of the party. He has to-night given notice of • ‘°,_,ucce,,lt I motion fur a select committee to inquire into the Horne ''''''. . Rule movement. I Sir Henry ...

... but, as usual, little or no busines ig | Yesterday and to-day, are the busy days. — et Home gentlemen, 1 am afraid teas pet Bat, Mr. Baillie please your gre laugh). Home beg your pardon, Baillie. We ss you seem an aldermanic-looking per: good-natured to ...