ENGLAND.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6743, 27 April 1893, Page 3

ENGLAND.

Home Rule Question. The Belfast Riots. One Thousand Amendments to the Home Bxile Bill. LOMDON, April 26. The Belfast members of the House of Commons are appealing to their friends ill the North of Ireland to keep the peace. No Catholics are now working in Harland's yards. The Unionist leaders condemn the rowdyism at Belfast. The police attacked tho crowd with batons. The rioters were artnod with iron bare, and wore cursing the Pope. Twentyeix were arrested. The police also dispersed a procession of youths who were parading the streets singing '' Rule Britannia.'' *"' The number of amendments to the Home Rule Bill has now reached a thoueand. The anti-Parnellites refrain from giving notioe of their amendments in the hope that a friendly compromise will be arrived at on the financial clauses. The Queen. Her Majesty returns to England tomorrow. Affairs at Hiill. Further Attempts at Incendiarism. Attempt to Wreck a Free Laborers' Train. An attempt to get fire to the timber yard at tho Queen's dock, Hull, by means of petroleum, was defeated, and also an attempt to set fire to the chip Joole, which was being worked by free laborers. An endeavor was made without avail to dynamite a railway bridge at the moment a train was passing Uden with free laborers. The Shipping Federation is sending five hundred free laborers to Liverpool and Hull. Swaziland Conference. Sir H. Loch considers the conference re Swaziland a bhccrhh.