... remained by the side the corpse and there were a number of children playing shuffle the halfpenny ;’ a man next me named Tom Walsh, said heard something cracking; was inside tiie room the time, but said nothing; next instant the d of the room gave way ...

... prijndico have not blinded. • , Wishing you oil prosperity and happiness, beg to suhstribo ourselvos, Your smnero friends, Toms Walsh, P.P. iWilliam Power. T. L’, Townsend, Clk. iJohn M‘.'nrthy. Thorans Brehon, J.P. Michael Doyle. .1 sinesfinlovan, J.P. ...

... s her prayers; thinks if she took false oath she would not enter the kingdom of Heaven; is servant girl; taking care of Tom Walsh’s child; does not remember Hie day the child was inoculated no more than any other day; knows Mary Mulhearn; was not in Jerry ...

... going clear to shoot a man, but was acquitted at the Ambles. the area, and that I would read the riot act, or that It was Tom Walsh, is the employment of Mr. I would repeat it, as I had not the act in my pocket Jones, Mullinabro ; it was because be t o ...

... Grady, Tom Walsh, mid Paddy Bergin. A Wttle whiskey was a most latent anxiltary in the deliberations the conspirators and against the second bottle was ordered, was decided that, despite fate, Miss Delaney should, nolens rnh ns, lie Mrs. Tom Walsh Accordingly ...

... again»t the st-cond bottle was ordered, it was deci led that dcsp te of fate, Miss Delaney should, nolens volens, be Mr* Tom Walsh. Accordingly, Mis* Delaney was met a few evenings ago by these worthies, she was returning from Durrow, when not only herse ...

... Tipperary, and taking her n et amis. Accordingly, be and three others deed that, despite of fate, Mi.. Delany should, wises, be Tom Walsh. Accordingly she was mete few wising. ago by these north..,, she was returning front Darrow, when not only karsaß, but her ...

... her ei et oriole. Accordingly. he and three other. decided that, despite et fate, Mies Delany should, sole.. cokes, be Mr. TOM Walsh. Accordingly abs was met a few evenings ago by these worthies, as she was returning from Darrow, when not only herrell, bat ...

... Mr. Bunton—He certainly would. It was then agreed to convene a special meeting of the Library Committee for Friday next. Tom Walsh, the Inspector of nuisances was granted a cheque for £s —his quarter's salary. Mr. Leech said he understood several of the ...

... went up to them and joined them. fight only the kick that Fitsgerald mode at saw some of these men after that leaving the Tom Walsh come bock again, and shoved in the hall door; I strove to keep him out with Johanna Keane.. Croes-examined by Course lor ...

... the moat eloquent speech, though it might His Holiness was very much gratified to me:sire there. the do dour ; I only knew Tom Walsh. they went up the incidental to its exercise. So, though the TOnita have • reliv Mr. Maguire's feelings, would not do much ...

... on the floor, with his shoulder lying ugainst the wall; she examined him and found him dtad ; two of the party cam* back, Tom Walsh having forced the door open; did not know the other men; W»ish said fthere is no one here, when the thrlfrwent away; in about ...