Lord Pirrie, the head of the greatest manufacturing enterprise in Belfast, is an ardent Home Ruler.

Business men, ministers of religion, even lawyers, are thinking out things quietly beneath the surface.

The new "Ulster" is breaking its shell.

Parties are forming on the basis of economic realities, not on that of "religious" phantasms.
As for the old "Ulster," it remains a problem not for the War Office, but for the Department of Education..