Fragment of Correspondence. Mitchel comments on his approval of a new draft of the Fenian Constitution. Transcription by Seamus Pender is available in HTML format.
The Committee found William Hennesy guilty of spying for the British. The minutes were signed by Patrick Condon (Chairman), Chas. O'Neil, William Manning, John Lysaght (absent) and Paul Leonard (Secretary)
Fragment of Correspondence. No author or recipient is given. Makes mention of hearing J.S. (James Stephens?) speak. Discusses desire to see Ireland free, the men who have been imprisoned, and the possibility of a traitor within the brotherhood. Transcription by Seamus Pender is available in HTML format.
The letter to O'Mahony from John Mitchel was dated January 27, 1866, and the one from James Stephens was dated February 10, 1866. Transcription by Seamus Pender is also available in HTML format.
