At a meeting of the committee appointed by a late meeting of the inhabitants of Belfast, at the Donegall-Arms, on Monday the 31st December, 1792, James Holmes in the chair: resolved, that this committee do recommend it to the several parishes, granges, and great towns in the county, to meet and elect each two persons, to represent them, at a county meeting, to be held on the fourteenth day of January next, at Ballymena; for the purpose of promoting that great measure, an equal representation of all the people in Parliament, and to determine on the propriety of calling a provincial meeting, to forward the same purpose [electronic resource].