... Ford, Ford, J~hn Higgins, M 1 Byrne, Carr, J Lee, Andrew Creighton, Patrick White, Robert Connor. Kilmovcc Michael Walsh, Tom Walsh, Pat Griffin, Pat Gallagher, Pat Gordon, James MolUn, Michael Higgins. Tom Mullen, James M’Aliater, Patrick Walsh, John O’Donnell ...

... Beale, Sullivan, J Slooe, J Flynn, M Lorman, Tom Forristal, Ryan, P Hickey. Tom Keller. F Hart, J Walsh. Mackey. P Walsh. Tom Walsh. R Stapleton. P Kirby, D Daly, T Leahy. J Regan, Tom Walah, - Dobbyn, T Flavin, Walsh, P Doran, J Sullivan, J Phelan. J Donna ...

... (cheers). It England was challeng d to fight then he wonld be able to stand in the ranks of tbo National Party (oheers). Mr Tom Walsh said he cams there as old comrade of O'Neill Orowley who attacked the Knocked station with him (cheers).. It was the merest ...

... In Ciaas prize, were awarded to Pat M‘Ananw, Martin Malroy, John Gilmore. Doherty, Martin Peter M'Oowao.H M'Gowao, James Tom Walsh. Doherty (Cumesra), John Pat M'Nulty, Tom Flanagan,Wm Hughes, Edward Fox, Anthony Loltoe, John O’Mara, O'Hara, James Tolao ...

... Walsh, Martin Mullarry, Jas. .Mlsoughlin, Jae. Bourke, Mi. Mullowney, B. Lavin, .I. Hyland, P. Brennan, M Doyle, Pet Kelly, Tom Walsh, M. Brennan, G. MOOR, G. Mullaney, Joe. Forde. Wilson, C.C.; Thos. Conlon, D.C.; Thos. Higgins, D 0.; T. Murphy, .0.; Thos ...

... Gallagher (Rooakerl, John 1.41 c (Fosfurdl, Pat 311.1owan IFoxfor.ll, Pat M Mulp,y (Clouageel, J. P. O'Donnell, .1. *Carrick, Tom Walsh, J. Scott. M. AlOid (Rinnavanevi, J. Doherty itAirrenarrowi. P. Joyce Iltinbrak:ki. D. Ilayno'da (Clooseringi. 6d noels—William ...

... a apecialitv W. G. FIELD. Maki= Printing Works, 106 NORTH MAIN STREET. [ Printer, Bookbinder, Bookseller, and StstioneT TOM WALSH, MAIN STREET. THE HOUSE FOR CLOTHES. THOMAS Ism MAIN ST. If) Price 24/.. Mathes from 5/.. ...

... C'hiropodist in attendoner Thom l o l / UP4.4Ma. Toilet Rees Wes and Perfumery BEAUTIFUL NEW BLOUSES RE AP. SERVICEABLE. TOM WALSH, MAIN STREET. ...

... embroidered and trimmed lace. Miss Maud Hamilton was in black; a pretty black velvet gown was worn by Lim ti. net:urinick; lieu. Tom Walsh's sows was of pearl grey poplin, with lovely Limerick lace' Bins Vanurugh in a lovely prune anus, with tunic of rose union; ...

... WHEN IN YOUGHAL YOU WANT CLOTHING—LITTLE OR MUCH—Ties, Collars. Hosiery, Blouses. You ran get them nll here. t rp-to-date TOM WALSH, YOUGHAL. ...

... Pontb American r . a r r.. 'ropy. WALSH- JUDO2B. 1918. at lionntainviow. Coeds irr. Far. Than J. Walsk. C .on of the w. Tom Walsh, Hello. said 3d scam will Cantlehar at 1 o'clock on tomorrow rrida7). for NM. tkaseiery. R.I.P. ...

... Jaeltoot's. square . . Layer. ENT'S Oallittlag—Wanted. Mort stealetaat; ET good salesman and window-drama; state salary, Tom Walsh, YoWtal Bostbailder Mooted nod dotting sot hi. own material; also $ Collamaker; Dose but apply. nonagon and 8. E li t ...