... after attempted to take his brother’s iek, and they both fell ; Pat Walsh came np and struck his brother John with stick ; Tom Walsh then lifted stone, and knocked deceased down never rose after; he lived about three hours* (Voss-examined Mr. Hhik^ney—There ...

... Witness—l saw bnt one man, let me speak if please though grey you bead ; I showed him (o mj husband and he said he was Tom Walsh; turning Mr. O’Brien) if you got 50*. for pleading for him, twas he that done it Matt Fogarty deposed that Walsh his boom ...

... hand- herchief that had been bound on his head. The accuser gave his Iname John MINamee. The tiny prisoner called himself Tom Walsh. i ?? stated that on Monday night he slept at a! lodging-house in Queen-street; he and the prisoner, whom he had never seen ...

... hia back, anda handherchtef that had been hound on his head. The ser gave bie name John The tiny prisoner called himself Tom Walsh, stated that on Monday night he slept at a lodging bh ouse in Queen-street ; he and the prisoner, whom he lad vever seen ...

... of Mr. John Bolingbroke were published as stewards races without their sanction. obsequious and fawning politician, Mr. Tom Walsh, of e Connaught bar, has been appointed Attorney-General of a!l Bioinan’a land. This Is a precious appointment, and quite ...

... forth ye sneaking Whigs and tell us what it was that constituted the moral and legal qualifications of Marcus Costello, and Tom Walsh warrant tire Government in promoting them to office ? Marcus Costello was the mad repealer who set the Marquis of Anglesey’s ...

... sacking villages by storm t ikes place that the leurful retribution of blood demanded.— This gentleman was nephew Counsellor Tom Walsh, of Dublin, lateiv appointed government situation the Whigs. We trust that the local magistrates will take this matter into ...

... of Dungarvan, magic• trate for Waterford, who was brutally murdered on Saturday evening last, was nephew to Counsellor Tom Walsh, of Dublin, lately appointed to a government situation by the Whigs. The City Dublin Grand Jury have raised the salaries ...

... Charles Walsh, of Dungarvan, magistrate for uterfoid, who wna brutally murdered Saturday se'nnigbt, was nephew Counsellor Tom Walsh, of Dublin, lately appointed to situation the Whigs. ...

... sacking villages by storm takes place that the fearful retribution of blood demanded This gentleman -was nephew to Counsellor Tom Walsh, of Dublin, lately appointed to some government situation by the Whigs. trust that the local magistrates w ill take this ...

... Walsh, of Dungarvan, magistrate for Waterford, who was brutally murdered on Saturday se’nnight, was nephew to Counsellor Tom Walsh, of Dublin, lately appointed to a government situation by the Whigs. Fatal Fire in the Blackfriars-Road.— At a (juartcr before ...

... 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 ...