... to Rakeen ? They intended to go, and brought me part of the way, aud then coniidered the night was too short, and went to Tom Walsh’s on their way to attack him. Q. You did not see the prisoner afterwards until I ! > e 27th of July, one month wanting two ...

... heard the person say, /believe you thought there were no Carav,Us in the country his was after they g'ing to the hou e of Tom Walsh; the party broke the windows Waish’s; the witness and his company were) brought out by the party to shew them the way , to ...

... ever be taken with ass oyster fit again, -they will try to get over it earlier. IRISH POLICE I NTELLIG ENCE—DU !MIN ,NOV. Tom Walsh charged Tim Doyle with unlawfully appropriatilts to his own use and benefit, a pair of breeches, the goods and chap. tels ...

... they ever be taken with an oyster fit again, will try to get over it earlier. IRISH POLICE INTELLIGENCE, Driun. No*. 26. Tom Walsh charged Tim Doyle with unlawfully appropriating to his own and benefit, pair of breeches, the goods and chattels of the aforesaid ...

... less than an hour before night-fall. Cross-examined—witness was examined about this business before—he then spoke about Tom Walsh, did not speak about John Walsh as he was not asked. Richard Creagh, Esq sworn.—Witness knows Walsh, since was a boy ; never ...

... in less than hour before night-fall. Cross-examined—Witness was examined about Ibis business before—ho then spoke about Tom Walsh ; did not speak about John Walsh fie was out asked. Richard Crcagh, Esq. sworn.— Witness knows Walsh, since was a boy ; never ...

... the ground Graham was killed ; after the quarrel between hit uncle and the Wallaces’ witness got tome cider to drink at Tom Walshe’s ; he (witness) did not drink much it;., did not get any since Graham’s death witness’* aunt was very food of him the sometimes ...

... no potatoes uncle and the Wallace.' witness got some cider to for them; remembers the Monday, after the death drank - at Tom Walshe's ; he (witness) did not of Graham, hearing Tom, while the family were drink much of it ; did not get any since Graham's ...

... Learned Judge having caarged the Jury, him and Wakil, a workman of his, there they retired for a few minutes and then returned Tom Walsh had only his linen on ; Fayle ran into Court with a verdict acquitting the prisoner against deceased, caught his hat, tore ...

... Richdrd Rath, John Holden, James Treacy, John Shortal, and Michael Long, each ; Richard Barron, John Walsh, James Dowran, Tom Walsh, Dick Barron, John Galway, John Darcey, Pat Riley, Win. Riley, Pat Doyle, and James Dobin, each; Richard Mackey, John Nowlan ...

... Ardpatriek; TewtJi struck him on the head with a ferrule stick ; a coaaa ness and prisoner had dispute, and witness v« home, Tom Walsh was before him on the road, witness ; they were then separated Walsh came again with party; Pat. Brien struck him, sad win ...

... An thony Walsh. M'Hugh’it wife deposed that the defendants bad killed three her geese and knocked the eyes out of another Tom Walsh told her that she bad plenty of meat, and that she would find her geese the bush she saw the little boy killing two ol the ...