... HOMIE T H B RULE -PROPOSALS. SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CLAMBER OF COMMERCE. BELFAST MERCANTILE OPINION. YESTFIODAY a special meeting of tile Chamber of Commerce, was held in Commercial Buildings, foto the purpose of considering the proposals of Mr. Gladstone ...

... TEE UNITABIANS AND EOME RULE. YsPsvern7, at twelve o'clock, a pro re stein Meeting of the Association of Irish Nou-subscrihing Pres- byteriansi and other free Christiains was held to the church of the Firs'. Congregation. Rosemarly Street, for the purpose ...

... done to commercial confidence in Ireland by the Home Rlie agitation it is furnished in the pages of the Dublin Daily Stock and Share List this after- noon. When Mr. Gladstone brought in his Home Rule Bill in 1886 Bank of Ireland stock stood at 311. ...

... Parliament of their own, and yet to ha ve representatives in the ImperialParliament, they will obtain a double benefit. They will rule Ireland free from our control, and yet share in the government of the empire. It is said that they will have to retire from ...

... THE FINANCIAL EFPT-CE OF THE HOME RULE BIIL.L 3BY OUt PRIVATE VwI!. LoNDox, TUESDAY.-A return Was circulated this evening showing the effect of the financial proposals of the Government of Ireland Bill as regards Ireland on the basis of the estimated ...

... TRADE OF BELFAST' AFFECTED BY THE HOME RULE B I . LL THE other day we called attention to what we con- eider one of the most serious aspects of the Home Rule crisis, namely, the curtailing of orders from the merchants of Belfast to the manufacturers of ...

... world, the Donaghadee Unionist Club still held opinions of inflesible antagonism to any measure of Home Rule for Ireland. For the present the Home Rule question appeared to be settled, but they (the Loyalists) had still to fear the introduction of another ...

... evidence against O'Donovan Rossa on the occasion of his trial, and stating that Home Rule associations' recommendation of him was pre- mature. It is considered certain that the Home Rule association and Nationalist party will come into direct conflict on this ...

... submit to Home Rule or a Dublin Parliament, presided over by Mr. Parnell and his party. (Loud cheers.) In con- clusion the speaker trusted that their representa- tive would still continue to educate the public mind in reference to the question of Home Rule ...

... knowledge of the science s vi government. h IRELA?ID UXSFITTE FOR HOME RULE. We believe that the cronomic andl social concli- i tion ot Ireland renders it singularly unfitted for Home Rule. The population is not homogeneoius- it is radically divided on ...

... resolutions, re- ceived from North Dublin and Bandon Unions, declaring i the unalterable attachment of the Irish people to Home Rule, and accepting the Local Government Act as a measure of justice, were adopted. ~Mr. W. Hunter (Unionist) proposed that ...

... the event of Home Rule being granted. Give Ireland Home Roule and we should have more tariff troubles nearer than France or Spain. Only recently a leading Irish politician a it h t he winio ec i cause' underlying the agitation for Home Rule. ...