Oct. 24.
Avren a period of comparative quiescence, brought about by a very definite expression of opinion by the people of Great Britain, Home Rule has once again come forward to occupy the centre of the political stage. It is needless to describe those scenes in the drama of British destiny which have led up to the present critical position. But it may be pointed out that if the nation, at any time during the past twenty years, had determined to enforce the finality of its previous decision, it could have done so by the adoption of that measure of redistribution of seats which has been so ardently and so ably advo-
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.