... that the effort now being made was honest effort unite the Irish people they were united or years ago. It was an effort hare their representatives also united, and by having the whole Irish people united, wring from the Uouscs of Parlituneuts those concessions ...

... things from Tuesday's meeting than a general clearing of the air. If it is laid down as a condition of malted notion that the United Irish League, its leaders, captains, and principles, are to be vented , without demur than we cannot see the use of proceeding ...

... During the coming session ot Parliament their representatives must ol necessity unite, hut without united people and strong -National organisation such the United Irish League offered they would experience repetition of the old scenes of dissension and ...

... felt for the great k bon:nr bill a had conferred on him. he thought it irse le himself and the party be was :dentified with, Unit some public explanation should be gives as he the way thin had come about. Whim the labour party came into existence it at ...

... enterprise and industry this country, and every demonstration of its growing prosperity must regarded with sincere satisfaction Irishmen of all classes. like the influenza, seems on the incr©a.-iO. and not confined to tho gentlemen khaki. The latest instance ...

... made our reverend correspondent to best, way of securing united action and clear understanding among the Irish NationaUai members for the work of this session i» that the question Chairmanship United Party should deferred, and that * temporary chairman should ...

... representatives, and that hence- I forth they should art one united i Dr the resolution. I Mr Oil lon :*.Mresed the meeting and express- j his cordial approval re-union.. Tlie re- solntion favour uniting all sections of the Irish Party was carried unanimously ...

... allusion was trade) by himself to the question of the United Irish League. Every effort was made to draft the resolutions with the utmost spirit of conciliation, and no allusion was made to the United Irish League because at the meet- 1 ' leg in April there ...

... other words, there I be no artificial and absurd Test Acta enforced. If, for instanced a Nationalist does not believe in the United' League and its methods, he must he left at perfect liberty, not alone, to hold aloof from it, but to criticise it freely ...

... that the conference* April allusion was made by himself to the United League. Every effort was then draft th© resolutions wtli the possible spirit, conciliation, and allusimt made the United because at the meeting in April there were in the room iis parties ...

... not only desirable but necessary in the interests of the country that the Parliamentary representatives Ireland should be united into one body in tho House of Commons, and wore further of opinion that roost of the obstacles which stood in way reunion ...

... necessity of extending the organisation the United Irish League that there may be the back united party that organised moral support, without which Parliamentary unity can do but little. The Irish abroad want see than united party. They want to see an organised ...