From the MeaD Monthly Magazine.
TIE CLUB OF ST. JAMES'S.
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Whilst on the subject Of sinister admis-
sion to the Club, the writer cannot do better
than relate the very singular and whimsical
manner in which Mr.. Arthur Fitzgerald
forced his way into Brookes'. Thisperson-
age, it is we'll known. though nearly related
to one of the first families in Ireland (Lein-
ster,) was publicly executed in the year
1886, for murder which he had cooily pre-
meditated; and which he and others perpe-
tratetfin most cruel and cowardly manner


The fame, or rather inhmy, which encir-
cled his brows, from hal ling been the sur
vivor in = great many duels, became at
length the cause Of he most ferocious
haugh.iness, and greatly increased his over