... HOME RULE ANDI) TRADE IN AUSTRIA-HUNGARY. Mr. Phipps. the secretarv of the British Embassy at Vienna, in a report jmst published OD Austro-Hungarian trade, recets to the negota. tions for a commercial treaty with Germany, and incidentally discueses the ...

... builders, ped:zg t- heating of the case. HO.ME RULE ALL ROUND, A conference in favour of Home Rule .2 rouri was held in Edinburgh yesterday. Dr. C ar; M.P., who presided, spoke of the past nra- :M for Irish Home ...

... are advising Mr. Gladstone at this crisis. Every- eS body admits that Home Rule will not result id frons the Parliament which is now being e elected, but the introduction of a Home Rule Bill will in any case be the first business of the Government. It is ...

... election, in which the supreme question wa: Home Rule. Atter reviewing the past Administration generally, the document goes on- Turning to the future, we wish to inform you of the Parliamentary prospects of the Home Rule a question and the policy of our party ...

... reform expressed in te Sheffield prramme at rI the meetings of the Nation31 Liberal F1ederation, t especially a measure of Home Rule for Irela~nd. ti In doing so he said that i season and cutof r season they claimed that the Liberal party had tlb advocated ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... to the Home Rule and other Bills sent up by the House of ; Commona. Thesemeaauresbeobaracterisedaseitber incomplete, unfair, or pernicious; and the outcry a by the Radicals against the Upper House was I designed to divert attention from Home Rule, I and ...

... as a deliberate encouragement o Mr. Gladstone not only not to disclose his hand as re- gards certain provisions of the Home Rule Bill but not to force it through the House of Lords should it be rejected. A CLEVES CoNVicT,-A Paris correspondent ?? arrest ...

... Porto Novo to Cuxhaven, to work her home,: the crew of the brig being disabled by sickness, and the master and several men dead of fever. The last straw: Eloper's wife's new bonnet.- Judj.y At the dinner of the Home Rule delegates in Dublin, Major O'Gorman ...

... It may be summed up in the words-, Help us to save Home Rule. The return of Mrt. O'Suflivan, the farmers' candidate, 6would be a crushing disaster in the Liberal caulse-a death-blow to Home Rule, as it would give a colour to the allegation that separation ...

... encouraging. There were signs of some liitle recovery, now stopped through the disturbance of business con- sequent on the Home Rule agitation, and another election after a short period of six months tending to additionally saralyee trade. Added to the serious ...