... subject of Home Iue, of ho emphatically condemns the programme of the Confer o once. A few passages will convey the purport of his an argument. Rieduucing the questions of the Marehiuness to er three leading ones, he thus replies to them:- Is Home Rule, according ...

... to knowl when dii it iirst dawn u~pon thoset thousands wh~o are called u tpon to echo that cry that ju~stice demvanded H~ome L Rule. I thaink r knowr wihen it; was. (A Voice- r Recently.) It; was wrhenl they wvere told it wvas .so by authoritaiave lips; ...

... third element in his cousideration was the ominous silence of the promoters of the Home Rule Bill as ta its real meaning and significance. Many voted for those upholding Home Hule be- cause it was as yet something undefined and mnight mean an extension to ...

... HOME RULE. THE REPORT STAGE. MR GLADSTONE ON ABSENTEE LANDLORDS. The House then resumed the consideration of the report on the Government of Ireland Bill. Sir J. GORST then proposed to amend Mr Morley's amendment to clause 4, forbidding the Irish Legislature ...

... HOME RULE. (From the Evening Telegraph of Yesterday). The meeting of the Home Rule Asseciation last night opened with an occurrence pleasingly signi- ficant of the growing strength of the movement. No less than seventy-five new members were ad- mitted ...

... verted by the impalatable strength of Lord Salisbury's vie's, and who, I am old, will nowv vote for the second reading of the Home Rule Bill, are Mr C. B. M'Laren, Mr Coote, MIr 0. V. Morgan, and Mr .. Ferguson. Of course fluctuations of this sort may be expedted ...

... resident ; Sir Wm. Q..Ewas-t, and Mr Robert M' Crum. MR BRYCE ON HOME RULE. OnStray Mr Brqf the Chancellor of the Ducby of Lancastew, stls ichar at the annual meeting of thne Home Rule 'Union, held in. ?? ?? Bryce, in moving the adop-j tien of the annual ...

... HO ME R ULE.1 - !: THE RESUMPTION OF THE DEBATE. ¶4W THE ARGUMENT STANDS. The debate ox Mr Gladstone's Home Rule scheme will be resumed in the House of Commons to-lday by Lord Jandolph Churchill. Another four-line whip was issued on Saturday to Conservative ...

... loss of votes to tho Liberal party. Does that signify that their demands ar. unjust and impolitic ? Has not the adoption of Home Rule for Ireland by the Liberal party meant a loss to the psrty of thousands of votes ? N ay more. It has meant six years of Tory ...

... Home Rule. BASIS OF THE NEW BILL. Ths Press Association says :—In Liberal circles it is almost universally belisved that the first leader in Saturday's Daily News forecasting the general outlines of the Home Rule Bill was' dircsctly inspired frcm Dow ...

... calculation of Ireland's contribution to the duty on home- made spirits. The method followed by us in cal- culating that contribution in both the reports in question was to deduct from the quantity of home- made spirits charged to duty in Ireland the number ...

... a matter for disoussion and consideration. Mr. JUSTIN 'OUARTifY said there -was no desire on the part of leaders of the Home Rule party to impair the integrity of the empire, nor to effect the confisca- tion of property. A resolution was passed affirming ...