MINERS' ASSOCIATION.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXV, Issue 3582, 11 January 1869, Page 3

MINERS' ASSOCIATION.

A meeting wm held last evening, at the Munster Arms Hotel, for the purpose of organising An a*so« oiabioQ of miners to watch orer their interests onthil sjoldfield ' There was * good mutter of mitten. Mr. John Molnernsy was called to the chair. The following resolution was proposed by Mr. Charles Rowley, seconded by Mr. J. O'Hea, and carried unanimously ;— "That, in the opinion of this meeting, itis desirable that an organisation should be formed, to be called the Miners' Association, to watch oTer the interests of the miners on the Thames goldfieldt." The following committee was then elected to oarry out the above :— John Mclnerney, Charles Kowley, James OTlea, William Hennetey, Miobael Fitzgerald, Thomas Mulqueen, Edward Oashman, John Fitzgerald, Robert Fox, Lawrence MoCarty, Martin McGau, D. McCarty, Eugene Calt, Michael Barry, James Nash, Thomas Sheehan, Timothy ffajt, Daniel Hennesey, John Bolan, John Conroy, John Keleher, John Williamf, John Morgan, John Gilligan, FatrickFinigan, Timothy Hogan, Daniel MoGee, Michael Aherne, William Harris, Timothy Donovan, James Barran, Dennis Buckley, C. MoCarty, James Cnby, John O'Neill, William Larkin, James Garvey, James Wilson, John Moore, James Haley, Patrick O'Neill, Tim Buckley, James Keiley, Martin Callahan, B. Mcllroy, Michael In* erney, Jim Carrol, James Hennesey, James Boyse, F. Power, Michael OBrien, Henry Kelly, Mark Shehan, Patrick Marinan, Michael Call, John King, John Brogan, William Netb, Patrlok Grace, Michael Murphy, Patrick Graco, sen., Miohael O'Connor, John Murphy, Anthony Rush, Dennis OBrien, John Mahony, George Wilson, Thomas Grace, Mark Shehey, John MoDevit, James Wall, and John Morosey.