... Home R~ule. MR. O'ColmoR PowER'spamphlet, The Anglo-Irish Quarrel, Just issued by the National Press - . .- . Ix Agency, is a most comprehensive statement of r the case for Rome Rule. The Irish question is d the question of the day, and the great majority ...

... 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 ...

... I HOME RULE. TO TIM H DrXOA, or, T= 3AILY MOM. SIR,-`Nbt all the' aotual wrongs of Ireland have made a worse impression or done more to prevent the cokdial union of Ireland with England than tho want of courtesy with Rehich a large section of English ...

... -4- RSOME RULE.. a TO THE EnrrOi OF THE DAIL NEW pe Am,-In your issue of this morning One abi of the Twenty-eight describes the eviction of the He Irish peers from the Imperial Parliament as a viola- COE tion of the solemn compact made in 18O1 by ...

... HOME RULE. A conference of delegates from ail the \Home Rule A~sociations in England, Scotlad and Ireland, was opened yesterday morning at Bi i , the object of the gathering being to establish a rish Home Rule ...

... . I i Ik .M X RULE. 4 a ?? Ilp:~ - \S 1, IF IN''SI '; ?? . v ~.O tD~ i g a ^ ?? for some years fronm Vol|f poitical ?? bonlyb pidsn tb± haiev r (&oivmw Bmith'n Iottfrp , r4e&4is inl ie Jfail~yuk of the 6th inst. Bat Li* e¶ nendtions ?? 44 etpnp rftlapltr ...

... such pre- cedents in favour of Home Rule it may be said, Why not try it ini Ireland? We have tried to put the case in favour of Home Rule as strorgly as possible. We do not, indeed, remember to have seen in the speeches of Home Rulers the ...

... sundry alterations. For my part, sinking all trifling details, the question lies in a nutshell. fly all means grant the Irish home rule, with a separate parliament-England, Wales, nud Scotland the same-and let them deal in their own way with the hind question ...

... HOME RULE. The United Kingdom Homne Rule League a will to-day issue an address, in which they say: Home I Rule exists in the strongest and most united country in I Europe-Germany: and in the strongest and most united country in America-the ...

... Christopher Beaumont, Istojor-F. Dyott, Col. R. HalasJh Nesedegate. C. N. Talbot, John G. L'ective, Earl of Eaton, Henry WV. Home ati Newvporr, Viscount Tavistockc, Mlarq. of Bell, Isaac L. Edmonutune, AdmI. HoodCp.Hn Noel, Eight Hon., Tnylor, 'Daniel ...

... it. The conflict between landlords and people would thus .ome to au end. We need no longer fear that if we give Ireland Home Rule the propertY of the landlords would be confiscated. It might be thought at first sight that the concession is extravagant ...