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... difficult. Mr. C. Walsh, of pang magistrate fur Watert: rd, who brutally mardered on Saturday se'imight was nephew to Cwansellor Tom Walsh. of Daulin, lately appointed a go, vertonent situation by the Woigrt. Law Si.., 9, I nu rfthe tri.h hi. v•vadents on fountay ...
... Walsh, of Dungarvan, magistrate for Waterford, who was brutally murdered on Saturday sennight, was nephew to Counsellor Tom Walsh, of Dublin, lately appointed to a government situation by the Whigs. ...
... Charles Walsh, of Dungarvan, magistrate for Waterford, who was brutally murdered Saturday se’nplgbl, was nephew to Counsellor Tom Walsh, Dublin, lately appointed ton government situation by the Whig#. A Good Toast. —At lute agricultural dinner in Massachusetts ...
... never but kept race . horses ; I did not ride races. Roderick J. Kenlv examined BaV*! I was at the Tuam race day in 1 saw Tom Walsh on the d’sium**- post at the second heat ; 1 held the Hag on the distance post ; dropped it when the horses passed ; I was ...
... outside when last saw the winning flag up. Mr. Frederick Win. Fore examined Mr. Fit*- gibbonWas clerk of the course ; knows Tom Walsh ; desired his boy take the flag toM alsh and him the distance post. From his knowledge of racing thinks was his duty appoint ...
... side of the head ; deceased was almut facing Tom Walsh when witness went between them ;aThs. Walsh ran the road, and Patt \t\uh remained healing witness, and one Barlly Finerty with stones ; saw Tom Walsh strike deceased with n stone which knocked liim ...
... August lasi ; Tom W’alsh came op with them the road, and drew a blow of a stick al the deceased, striking him on the loft side of the head ; not fall; witn« is then ran between them, and deceased was about to face or attack Tom Walsh, when the latter ...
... lodging with Purtill, who used to eat with you ? The men who were in the house. Who were they ? A hoy of the Carties, one Tom Walsh, and Ned Cashen. Did you ever dine with Burke ? Never, or breakfast. with him. ’Pon your oath did you ever breakfast with ...
... old friend, Maacus Cos- TELLOV, found himself one fine morning in the Gazette as the Attorney-General for Gibralter, while Tom Walsh, an equally notorious person, (at least in Carlow,) as a politician, was transported to some other foreign clime, in the ...
... 0 6|Tom M'Carthy, 0 0 Denis] Mehigan 0 2 6j Denis J. Loooey, 02 0 Owen Keeffe, 0 2 Tom Brian, 0 0 Cornelius Horgan, 0 2 Tom Walsh, 0 Tom Murphy, 0 6 JohnM'Carthy, jun.O 2 0 Mrs. Murphy 0 6 Michael Ahern, 0 2 0 Jerry Brian, 0 2 6 Chambers, 0 2 0 Timothy ...
... 6|Tom McCarthy 2 0 Denis Mehigan Denis J, Looney 2 Owen Keeffe 2 6 Tom Brian 2 O Cornelias Horgan 2 Tom Walsh 2 0 Tom. Murphy 6 John M‘Carthy, jun. 2 0 Mrs. Murpby 2 Michael Ahem 2 Jerry Brien 2 Tom Chambers .. ...
... Theodore, Commissariat Staif; M‘Clin- tock, U. O, Stewart, Griflich, J.P.; Richard Kirwan, Henry FP. Darley, Maunsell, Tom, Walshe, Paymaster Regiment; Wheeler, Queen's Bays ; James Achtson Lyle, Alexander Mansfield, Butcher, Quarter- master General's ...