THE IRISH DELEGATES.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue VII, 20 November 1889, Page 2

THE IRISH DELEGATES.

(PEK PREBB ASSOCIATION;.) Wellington, November 19. Tbo momorlal expreuslng approval of the Irish polioy to be forwarded to her M^jyaty'o G ivarnmenfc, whloh vras adopted nt tho Loynllßt meeting lait ntgbt la to be aunt round the colony foe algnatare. Tbo contribution!! mide horo townrda the ovlotod tonanto' relief fund araovnt to nearly £500. Blenheim, Novomber 19 Sir Thomaa Eamondo addrosaod a large •a4leaoa th!n ovenjng, and was erjtbvi* sbst^oally roooivotl. The oh ale yr&n occupied 'by Mr H Dodaon, M.H.R., and tho aodtenoo liatoned with cupt attoatloo to th» f>ble ftddro'.o of tho flolognte. The following treeolatioa w^« carried |— " That this meeting doair^a to expreaa its enUea aympathy with the effocta being made to saouro for Ireland tho right to manage her internal (viT'Jrs, snd it considers that such a Bjaiom of govefament vrould promote the vrolfaru of Lha Empire at Ur«e," The oollootlon amounted to ovob £50, " WEHTp()nT f Novembßj go. Mr Dillon Rtdved by the Mtfther* »t 5 o'clock this morning. He was reoelved by a large aßiomblsiga <f Homo Rale aympathhorß, and at noon was presented with addressee on bjbalf of the general (ympathtoeru. l/lt Dillon pitdo a aulUble { ' ruply. Ho addroa/509 a publlo meeting j to-night, and prooeodo to Reefton from 1 1 horo, I