The meeting adjourned to-day till to-morrow at 12 or 1 to consider an amendment moved by one of my side that Gladstone, Harcourt, and Morley's views should be obtained as to their action on certain points in my manifesto.
YOUR OWN KING.
December 3, 1890.
The following letters speak for themselves:—
PARNELL to MR. WILLIAM REDMOND.
MY DEAR WILLIE,—Thanks very much for your kind letter, which is most consoling and encouraging. It did not require this fresh proof of your friendship to convince me that I have always justly relied upon you as one of the most single-minded and attached of my colleagues.—Yours very sincerely,
CHAS. S. PARNELL.
PARNELL to DR. KENNY.
MORRISON'S HOTEL, DUBLIN,
Saturday.
MY DEAR DOCTOR,—I shall be very much obliged if you can call over to see me this afternoon, as I am not feeling very well, and oblige, yours very truly,