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... his was his reward ; but X cannot help thinking that the Victoria Cioes is worn many man who has deserved less than old Tom Walshe, of Formoyle. —it. J. Martin, in Macmillan't Magazine. ...

... was his reward ; but X cannot help thinking that the Victoria Cioss is worn many man who has deserved it less than old Tom Walshe, of Formoyle. —R. J. Martin, in Macmillarit Magazine. ...

... reward I but I cannot help thinking that the Victoria ?? is worn by many a man who has deserved it rywas less than old Tom Walshe, of Fermoyle.-R. J. sedsoi ixst os 71esaiUalsn's 3Magae ine, c ould For stabbing Thomas Wilson with a knife in Benton on ...

... only reward; but I cannot help thinking that the Victoria Cross is worn by many a man who has deserved it less than old Tom Walshe, of Fermoyle—i?, /. Martin in Macmillan’s Magazine, The dea.lh so newbafc sn of ex-PiOVOst Cow.s, of Airdrie, atinour.csd ...

... the River Plate, left to-day, were nearly as dirty as before. |has been reduced to £304 19, being an a 3 but it mast to Mr Tom Walsh eutta; Melbourne, Sydney. BY » June — Messageries Maritimes were in the habit of ng the pedestals reduction of aboat 37 per ...

... Btrikera aaaemblod at the Platform for » procession . Here Mr Tom &l / Caythy , of the London Dockers' TTnion , and Sir Tom Walsh , of the Seamen ' s and Firemen ' s uninn , who had arrived shortly before , joined them and headed the . parade . Before ...

... ' other port they would get the samoe answer. Mr Snrarna (delerato) defended his conduet of tbe vre- siole nig-ht and Mr Tom 'Walsh, who followed, £ advised the docicers to preserve the peace, as iM . the Rev. J. Leach and %'Carthv who subsequently W, ...

... About two o’clock the strikers assembled at the latform for a le Here Mr Tom ‘Carthy, of the London Dockers’ Union, and Mr Tom Walsh, of the Seamen’s and Firemen’s Union, who had arrived shortly before, joined them, and headed the parade. Before the start ...

... to-morrow About o'clock the striker' assembled the platform for procession Here Mr M'Crthy of the London Dockers' Union Mr Tom Walsh of Seamen's and men's Union had arrived shortly before joined them and Before tbe M'Carthy counselled to preeerve peace along ...

... IN CUMBERLANL About two ‘clock the strikers assembled at the for a Here Mr Tom M'Carthy, of the proce wion. Union, and Mr Tom Walsh, of the Seamen's and Firemen’s Union,who had arrived shortly before, ined them, and headed the rade, Before the start M‘Carthy ...

... being , if possible , to jointly interview the Dock and Steamboat Company ' s representatives . Mr , Tom M'C . irthy and Mr Tom Walsh also were present . Nearly two hours had elapsed when an intimation was conveyed to Mr M'Carthy that tho employers declined ...