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(PRBSS ASSOCIATION.) THE HOME RULE BILK London, February 21. The Freeman’s Journal states that the Home Rule Bill will be pressed through committee in the face of all obstacles. The excitement in Ulster is increasing. (SPECIAL.) (Received February 22. 7.30 p.m.) London, February 21. Professor Goldwin Smith expresses the opinion that Ireland will not remain a vassal to England, but eventually will become independent. PAYMENT OF MEMBERS. London, February 21. The St James’ Gazette asserts (hat the payment of members in the Victorian Parliament has utterly failed to secure the representation of the masses. (Received February 23, 0.45 a.m.) A MANIFESTO TO ORANGEMEN. London, February 22. Dr I{ane has issued a manifesto to Orangemen and Loyalists in Ireland claiming either the retention of the present union with Great Britain or free dom to direct their own course amongst the free peoples t f the world. It adds they should resist to death any attempt to force a bastard combination of the two, UNITED LONDON. London, February 22. The Government will appoint a commission to suggest a scheme for the amalgamation of the City and Greater London. The Ri*ht Hon J. W, Mellor, M.P, for Sowerby, has been elected Chairman of Committees in the House of Commons,
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New Zealand Times, Volume LIV, Issue 9841, 23 February 1893, Page 2
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