At the end of the last or the beginning of this century a Lord Lieutenant was for weeks prevented by adverse winds from crossing from Holyhead to Dublin.

Mr.Morley can attend a Cabinet Council at Westminster one afternoon and breakfast next morning in Dublin.
[114] With the conclusions as to Home Rule of my lamented friend Mr.
Freeman it is impossible for me to agree.

But for that very reason I can the more freely insist upon the merit of his paper on _Irish Home Rule and its Analogies_ as an attempt to clear up our ideas as to the meaning of Home Rule.

He, for instance, points out that the relations between Hungary and Austria do not constitute the relation of Home Rule and afford no analogy to the relation which Home Rulers propose to establish between Great Britain and Ireland.

See _The New Princeton Review_ for 1888, vol.vi.pp.