... Iunes Mundie were I appointed a Bills Committee. SCOTTISH HOME RULE. A letter was read from the Scottish Home Rule Association asking signatures to a petition enclosed in favour of Home Rule for Scotland. The ...

... in l'arliamnent to the great advantage of the cause of the Union and to the evldent disappointment and annoyance of the Home Rule leaders. I wish all success to the Liberal to Unionists of Dublin in this effort. which seems to me nto be dictated by sound ...

... Dec. 1st, criticising Mr Balfour's statement that the Irish Home Rule Bill was passed by that great outrage ?? usage, the closure. Mr Morley argued that the closure applied to the Home Rule Bill was based upon the same principle as the closure applied ...

... was the slightest necessity to - fear that his co-religionista would suffer any incorvenience by reason of the granting of Home Rule. He knew of a paper-mill in the North of Irelar~d to which the FPreemo#'3 Joumanl sends £50 per week for paper. This was ...

... the p resent juncture. Welshmen must re- member that every step taken in the direction of Irish Home Rule was also a step in the direction of Wekgh Home Rule, not so much I towards a Welsh Legislature, though that must I also come in due time, as towards ...

... approval of their adoption of The O’Conor Don’s Irish University Bill and his hearty desire for its success, Sev of the Iriss Home Rule members of Parliament have received from the bishops of the dioceses in which their constituencies are situate requests to ...

... WESTEtRN5 MALL, Mr. Edditor-Sir,-Me end my mates han been r talkeng of hiu Home rule business, and we want el to know what home rule is. The pernellites say it that home rule means a parliament which can Il ...

... certainly not tired of 'Home Rule, but they were very much tired of dinining their demandis for it into the ears of a deaf Govern- ment. (Applause.) It was true that at last .election the country , gave their verdict against Home Rule, but what had had happened ...

... the ohair.- an Colonel IR. Pilkington moved the following reso- Ml n lution:- That in the opinion of this meeting the Mi Home Rule Bill now before Parliament is fraught Jo d with the gravest dangers to the empire, thre-atens W the peace of Ireland, and ...

... Parliament. The claim for Welsh di-cstlb- lishissent was the claim of Weolsh nationality. To fight for Welsh; Home Rule was to help Irish Home Rule by making it a general movensent for decentralization, i and not an Irish; special or Separatist novelsent ...

... Gladatonian Govern- ment. Your correspondent knows perfectly well that the present Government cannot do anything until the Home Rule craze is out of the way; hence Mr. Havelock Wilsan's anxiety to blame somebody. Mr. Forwood can defend him- self, but'as ...

... attitude with regard to Home Rule, and said he was in favour of Home Rule all round. As he understood HOMO Rule from the mouths of Glasl- stenian candidatel,ho was in favour of Gladatoniaa Home ...