Aboard the Hougoumont, Fenians Mahony, Flood, Duggan, O’Reilly, Cody, Casey, Noonan and Cashman met to discuss starting a newspaper.
Author: Lisa Jacobs (Lisa Jacobs)
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On this day, 12 October 1867…
Hougoumont departs Portland, England, bound for Fremantle, WA. Captained by William Cozens. On board are 108 passengers and 280 convicts, including 62 Fenians (45 civilians and 17 military).
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On this day, 19 February 1867…
Dennis Bambrick Cashman was sentenced at Dublin to seven years penal servitude.
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On this day, 9 June 1866…
John Boyle O’Reilly was sentenced to death, commuted to life imprisonment and further commuted to 20 years penal servitude.
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On this day, 14 December 1865…
John Sarsfield Casey (Galtee Boy) was sentenced to five years penal servitude for treason-felony.