... gentlemen who ware desirous of promoting the cultivation dealt in this country would attendid with favourable results he (Mr. (Whigs') would be happy to lend his aid in the movement as far m it lay in hie power. Colonel Dickson and others addressed the meeting ...

... and with which our res. den are familiar, to asetais his spertere that • existed in Belfast to disfranchise by wholesale the Whig ratepayers, and such Protestant voters as were not Tories. lilr. Justice O'flaten said the evidence Mr. Rea was quoting was ...