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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... of money in '65 until the petition ; was told send men into Pat. Hackett, to say they would get £40; told the Kennedy's Tom Walsh and my brother. John Keating voted in '65 and *68 for Mr. O'Beirne ; got nothing, nor was he promised anything at the last ...
... Tom. Murphy, Patrick Hennessy, Michael Walsh, Patrick Driscoll, Kate Rourke, Mra. Cahill, John Aherne, Patrick Hennessy, Tom Walsh, Jerry Brien, John Kenna, Pat Ruckley, Tom Creamor, —— Quirke, John Hor- rigan, Kichard Cunningham, James Chamberlain, Mrs ...
... Condon, Nano Nagle, John Nagle, John Fenton, Simon Fenton, Kate Nagle, James Sheedy, Tom Coleman, Tom Barry, Pat. Byrne, Tom Walsh, Tom n Healy, Michael Daly, Michael M‘Grath, i Maurice M‘Grath, John Hennessy, Harry Hennessy, ‘Yim, Walsh, John Creedon ...
... the object of their spirit of their assured themof the continued sup- port of all who watch their struggle. troduced Mr Tom Walsh, cf Shanagarry, was next He dealt with the Chairman as an old ’67 man. which had O’Neill’s case. Mr O'Neill and his father ...
... (Fennessy) could not afford to ps Prom «ime to timejne had offered 3 to Mr landiord, £22, and efter | (thet valued by ) had Tom Walsh at £10 a year. He | sccount by Me J U Wakeham wae evicted w of Dublin, was sgent, although he hed bim £2—twe yean rent asccordiog ...
... amongst those present were— Messrs Patrick Joyce, Walsh, T Callaghan,, Walsh, M Sliney, C T Foley, I) O’Brien, P Morrissey, Tom Walsh, G Daly, James Keeffe, Godsill, T Milleriok, Cashman, T Colbert, John M‘Carthy, R Morrison, Burke, M Caehman, W Doyle, W ...
... Fvoy. Keeffe. M Sullivan. T Sullivan, Hivvins, sec: W O’Neill, J Burke. Donovan. Walsh, J Walsh, AWdsb, Ahem. ATorrisson. Tom Walsh. Higgins. Co. C; J Fvov. P Evov. P Walsh. DC: Sullivan, J Burke. See UI I Dinneen .AT Noonan, D Mnmane, etc. Olonmnlt —E ...
... presided. Present—J Flynn. DC; J MGrath, DC; E Marrisey, R Walsh. Quinn, J Connors. P Fraher. O’Farrell, James E O’Shea, Tom Walsh, P Rickie. John Fitzgerald, Thomas Murphy. Collender. D Denn, James Flanagan, D Connory, W Byrnes, M Sullivan, T Cunningham ...
... are to lavish display American millionaires. Ihere are several spots in different parts of the globe where the doings of Tom Walsh are read with peculiar interest. One is Tipperary, Ireland, where Mr Walsh was born, way back in the fifties; another is ...
... cr^ V i e r companiments quite,secured of favourite. Her return rL looked forward to with the anticipations. The other $ Tom Walsh. Dunny and Don®. fld . Mr Harris, of loughby, and Mr Canty, Kitty Rowe, of Cork; Mi® c Miss Bowen and Miss Bnrke- jfS piano ...