A meeting of the Northern Council for Unity, which was attended by Messrs A. J. Mulvey and P. Cunningham, members of the British House of Commons, passed a resolution urging the Nationalists to boycott the Ulster election, because it was arranged to uphold partition, says a Belfast message. The resolution added that the council w’ould welcome a plebiscite on Irish unity.
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Northern Advocate, 28 January 1938, Page 7
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