... THE HOME RULE- BILL. MR. OLADSTONE'S MOTION. THE BILL TO BE PASSED THIS SESSION. A SOP TO ENGLAND. In the House of Commrons on Thursday duringtho whole of question time the House was densoly crowded, and among those in the Strangers' Gallery who excited ...

... Belfast and throughout the rest of Ireland. Now, sir, I am well acquainted with the views of the constabulary regarding the Home Rule Bill, and I can say, with confidence that E no such feelings as those set frth in the document re- ferred to are entertaine4 ...

... HOME RULE LEAGUE. The council met in their roomis on yesterday, h.T 1) iSULLIVAN, ESO, M P, presiding. The other, et. ?? Nvore the Hon. Jud~e Little, Mesrar Geor~e D rAny, H1 J Gil, MI P; Alderman IKernan, Aldermnan Nleavber, Pattick Cummrins, IT C, and ...

... EXPERIENCE OF HOME RULE. THE CASE IN CAM ADA. , Bt K. J. C. MORTON. Bicutaky or Hons Ecus Uhios. Mr. first hie poUay Bole for Ireiand, at tha beginning ISM, those who it described it to 'throw the into the melting-pot.* It woold that they was* lluiiisnl'ni ...

... THE GRAND JURIES AND HOME R&ULE. CCORtK CITY GRAND JU RY. REMARKABLE PROTESTANT PRONOUNCE- MEN1T. i .(raO OU;R COPR:ESPOPyDEtT.)i Cork, Saturday. The Cork city Grand Jury to-day adopted the followingresolution on the motion of ills. Crawford Ledlie, seconded ...

... THE, POLICE AND THE HOME | ~REULE BILL. TO ADITOR REEMAN AND NATIONAL PRESS. Sin-One of your contemporaries is opening its columns to those members of the Consta- bulary who are afraid of the Home Rule Bill. I claim a portion of your space to voice the ...

... columns of our Unionist co;- bj temporaries to discover what are the reason- tr able7 grounds on which their opposition to T Home Rule is based; and after an exhaus- ?? search' for a coherent and-consistent re nexpression of Irish Unionist principle, we tk ...

... that no more appropriate ieparation could be found than the grantingt of Home Rule. The second is that if Ireland, or a majority of Irishmnen residing in Ireland, desire . Home Rule. this piec-a of political statistics is by itself sufficient to establish ...

... THE OASE INT HOME RULE. I. From an International Point of View. BY THE MARQUIS OF SALISBURY, K.G. I HAl E been asked to explain in what respect, according to my judgment. Home Rule for Ireland would injuriously affect Great Britain, in rcgard to her external ...

... because Canada is in polihcal alliance with Bri'ain. by passing careftijl awordoi' resolutions in the House coscerninlg Home Rule - it coneilatibie with Imperial suprenacy the! lesen 'he claree ciof eniau raids, and please scoe I of tlei' constitcLtse ...

... the Irish Office. ' If the charges are tra 1o disproved, say the Dissentient Liberals, we crit s shall be no nearersto Home Rule. There but never was a more complete delusion. If the ]Ou e charges are not proved, her MAJESTY'S Minis- c it. ters will ...

... conditions of Home Rule, the judgment of the Liberal party in Great Britain is to no ace, but that the matter is to be determined simply by the demands of the Irish leaders, tluctuating from day to day according to personal exigencies- then Home Rule has no ...