... topic the first meeting the new Council. The resolution was passed unawnously amidst cheers. The seoretariee to the Irish Whig Parliamentary Party hare addressed letter to the Dilloniw members them to attend meetrog ol potty i» ,l » 31,t intt, and also ...

... and there when was sought emphasise the fact that the Liberals were the best political pals. are aware that all the time the Whigs w»e nearly as convinced we were ourselves that the L hernia, at least the majority them, were playing a treacherous game regards ...

... nuhtant style cooleeia-stic, and lias been aiire-siee aj-aiil* the Pornellitos Month. Indeed before the split ««e regarded Whig. is feared will perpetuate the poliey ot predecessor, which has in unythinp but good to relteioii and order ditmese The vote ...

... anxious for umoft, but what was the use of sham union? and unless they acted with absolute independence of English parties, Whig and Totr, there was no use having a Parliamentary party all (cheers). Now, there was a movement ’n Ireland the present time ...