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... advising family affairs.’ —Marming Advertiser. have very great mind to take the opinion of Isaac Bethel, or Counsellor Tom Walsh, upon this point. We have hoard of an attorney in this city, who, being demanded to j»ay his reckoning a boarding-house, ...
... Brennan, lls.; Edward Burke, 11s.; John Phelan, Us; John Doran, Patt Keys, William Brennan, Edward Kehoe, William Walsh, Tom Walsh, Patt Widow Keys, Mrs. Purcil, John Walsh, Richard Walsh, John M Evoy, Mick M‘Evoy, and John Moffett, 10s. each ; Widow Phelan ...
... Biddy Kjyue, Mathew Heoeehan, William Hanlon's son, a Travelling Man, Anthony Heneeban's son, Lakey Higgins, Pat Stacton, Tom Walsh, Jobn Joyce, P Clysim, Michael Heneeban, Pbilip Meencches, Peter Lally, Stephen Walsh, Winy Gibbons, James Dermody, Martio ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... While the authoress has failed in this respect, she has been eminently happy in some of her pictures of the peasant class. Tom* Walsh is a perfect specimen his order. Shrewd, clever, wily—utterly indifferent whether he speaks truth or falsehood a perfect ...
... 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 ...
... Mick Brennan Its; Edward Burke Us; John Phelan lie ; John Doran 10s ; Pat Keys 10a ; 10s ; Edward Kehoe 10s; Wm Walsh 10s ; Tom Walsh 10s ; Pat Delany 10s; Widow Keys 10s; Mrs Purcell 10a i John Walsh 10s; Richard Walsh 10s ; Tom M Evoy 10s; Mick M’Evoy 10s ...
... 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 ...
... Brennan Us; Edward Burke ll* John Phelan I Is John Doran 10* ; Pat Keys 10a ; Brenan 10s ; Edward Kehoe 10s ; W.n Walsh 10s ; Tom Walsh 10s ; Pat Delany 10a; Widow Keys 10*; Mrs Purcell 10s ; John Walsh 10s; Richard Walsh 10s ; Tom 10a Mick M'Evoy In* ; John ...
... his—namely, Tom Walsh; is a little bey about JBocewof Aghsdos-The Rev. W. C. Townsend to the curacy > much. He hated unnecessary praise, and he scorned to re- this overflow, It will in some measure repay Mr. Mackin- bis own age; he and Tom Walsh firs of tome ...