Reports of State Trials
Reports of State Trials
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O' Brien, Secretary. Peter Ryan, Chairman." The next is the 3rd of July, page 144 : — « Coundl Rooms, July Srd, 1848. Mr. Boshell in the chair. Deputies present from The St.
Patrick's Club, Liberators, Bagnal Harvey, Fe- lon's Hope, William Orr, Oliver Bond, Roger O'Moore, Sarsfield. Tom Steele, Brian Borhue, Lord Ed's Club, Wolfe Tone, Davif, Owen Koe O'Neil, John Mitchel, Erin's Hope, Mr. BosheU reported that he attended on Wednesday for the transaction of the business of the finance and corr...espondence committee, and no one attended.
Mr. Murphy (one of the committee) called be- fore the appointed hour. Dr. Reynolds pro- posed, and Mr. Laffin seconded—That Mr.
Joseph Cuddy be admitted a member of the Oiganization Committee; passed. Mr. Laffin read a report on the division of the town into districts, and announced the formation of other clubs. Mr. Somers, as chairman of the last meeting, gave in his report on the progress of the Arms Committee. It was resolved that Geoige White(a) be admitted a member of the Arms Committee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O' Brien, Secretary. Peter Ryan, Chairman." The next is the 3rd of July, page 144 : — « Coundl Rooms, July Srd, 1848. Mr. Boshell in the chair. Deputies present from The St.
Patrick's Club, Liberators, Bagnal Harvey, Fe- lon's Hope, William Orr, Oliver Bond, Roger O'Moore, Sarsfield. Tom Steele, Brian Borhue, Lord Ed's Club, Wolfe Tone, Davif, Owen Koe O'Neil, John Mitchel, Erin's Hope, Mr. BosheU reported that he attended on Wednesday for the transaction of the business of the finance and corr...espondence committee, and no one attended.
Mr. Murphy (one of the committee) called be- fore the appointed hour. Dr. Reynolds pro- posed, and Mr. Laffin seconded—That Mr.
Joseph Cuddy be admitted a member of the Oiganization Committee; passed. Mr. Laffin read a report on the division of the town into districts, and announced the formation of other clubs. Mr. Somers, as chairman of the last meeting, gave in his report on the progress of the Arms Committee. It was resolved that Geoige White(a) be admitted a member of the Arms Committee.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonell, John, Sir, 1846-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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