HOME RULE.
TEE BELFAST ifEETTXG. TROUBLE BREWING* Press By Tel.—CopyrigEt. LONDON, Jan. 22. In Belfast £50,000 has been sabscribed to fight Home Rule. The Nationalists of Dublin threaten to send a monster contingent of Ancient Hibernians to Belfast to keep the Orangemen in check. A hundred police surrounded a platform at Moyglass, Tipperary, and refused to allow Mr Condon O'Sheo and Mr Hackett, Members of Parliament, to speak on the land problem, fearing disorder. The Unionist newspapers suggest that Dublin CastJo should deal similarly with Air Churchill's Belfast meeting. THE LEADER OF RESISTANCE. PREPARED FOR THE WORST. LONDON, Jan. 23.
Sir E. Carson opened at Liverpool the Lancashire anti-Homo Rule campaign. He said the Government's insults had culminated hi a deliberate attempt to provoke disorder or cover Ulster -with contempt. Ulster Unionists would have been false to their principles had they come to any other decision. He added that the cost might be great, and the sufforin - terrible, but they were determined to see tho matter through.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14655, 24 January 1912, Page 5
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167HOME RULE. Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14655, 24 January 1912, Page 5
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