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Hi, wow! All the research you have done is amazing. I'm researching my family tree, I'm a descendent of Eliza L'amie who had a brother called William. I've been looking into the L'amie's today and come across this William L'amie the informer and I think this is Eliza's brother. Eliza's father was a tailor called John and her mother was Mary. They lived in Crampton court in Dublin and were Protestants. I found this baptism certificate this afternoon
http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/display-pdf.jsp?pdfName=d-326-1-5-011

As I'd never heard of William before I thought I'd see if there was anything I could find on him to give me more information on John and Mary I couldn't believe what I was reading.  Then I found this thread and it's been so informative. Eliza had moved to Liverpool years before all this trouble, she got married in Liverpool in 1859 and the last record I've found of her is on her son's birth certificate in 1875. 

What I can't understand is how he was accepted into the Fenian brotherhood if he was a protestant.  He sounds like a weasel, to stab Frederick and to inform on his brother in law, what a sod! It'd be good to know what went on between them all and what Sophia thought of it all.

I was wondering if you have the dates for the newspaper articles?

Thanks