Sc. [f. CONEVER (sense 1): see -ERY.] A body of persons convened together; a convention, assembly, congress.
1831. Blackw. Mag., XXIX. 988. A Constituent Convenery assembled to decide on the comparative power … of the two ‘political literatures.’
1890. Miss A. H. Dunlop, Anent Old Edinb., 119. The Portsburgh Convenery consisted of four delegates from each trade.
