... unity to which ha had referred did not exiat iu the Nataiolist ranks. Circumstances had changed, but h .he principle of Home Rule was not dead, nor woukl it n die. Whenever the Irish leaders were agroed amongst h tbemselves-when they bad proved their ...

... HOME RULE. Whilst Mr. Gladstone stillmaintains absolute silence with regard to his forthcoming scheme of Home Rule for Ireland, the country is flooded with views and opinions on that sub- ject by politicians of various calibre. Mr. GiffeD, who has already ...

... any sense. The cause of Home Rule can be defended { with many practical, business reasons, indepen- . dently of the forpe which it must derive from the I sentimental but national leaning towards justice a and fair play. If Home Rule has dropped a little ...

... minds in the kerni~e sol ruanl)y abstain from voting. fi 5C, ofI ite proceedings Mril Trevelyan - tii those that if the Home Rule LIsmrreed tics d Purchase Bill would ~ti b crrid ftrwards, and this warn- ietdacoserable effect, though the effec ed by any ...

... Commons from the danger of unduly prolonged debate. The only thing that would satisfy Mr Chamber- lain, ardent Home Ruler as he was, would be a Home Rule Bill introduced by him- self. (Cheers.) The Prime Minister, whose long services might well have excused ...

... stirring address. Home Rule, be said, meant a struggle for ascendancy to which loyalists could never sobmit. Mr Rlintoul was frequently applauded. The Rev. Mr Hobart moved and Mr' Fraser seconded a resolution to petition against Rome Rule in Ireland, whch ...

... dishonourable misuse of the Home Rule question is constantly supplied in the practice of a local Tory journal. Home Rule with it means everything that is outrageous nd vile, and therefore the English politician who believes in Home ...

... HOME RULE. MR. GLADSTONE'S PROPOSALS ,REPORTED MINISTERIAL CRISIS. The Press Association says We are enable1 b state, on the most reliable autbority, that Mr. GVi- stone has 'naeUy determined on the coarse ha r2 propose in regard to legislation for Ireland ...

... thc Duke of Poitlanld, Sir Henry James said the cry of a people whose lives and homes were in peril wvas not mere Nvuywardness, but an earnest conviction, and if Home Rule passed in its present form England's grasp upon lreland would be lost, and her so-called ...

... and 4 of the Home Rule Bill, including such questiods as fte disestablishment and disendowv- ment of the Welsh Church. - The Press Association understands that Mr T. GibsonBowleshasframed aninstruction fer the Committee stage of the Home Rule Bill which ...

... HOME RULE. The Irish Home Rule members held a meeting on Friday in order to consider the form of the resolution which Mr. Butt is to move on the subject of a National Parlia- ment for Ireland, and agreed to the following as the terms of the motion:— ...

... I HOME RULE. FMESSRS DILLON AND HEALY ON THE 01174 A meeting OF the -National rederaltion wa yesterday in Dublin. There was a good,- atleud anr; Joan DILLON, ML.T, occpie the c: .and, addressing the meeting, sard hew;h1i say, with reference to the colivencron ...