... possible, te F end the deadlock, a prognnostication not afterwards > jusbified by the course of evet. At the sas gathering Nr. Tom Walsh ridiculed the timidity l of some of the shopkeepers who on Wednesday a barricaded their premises. To an asser0on t of one ...

... but his definition of avilla residence reads n wonderfully like a joke. Did he regard the poor li broken-down pluughman,5 Tom Walsh and his - daughter the occupants of a villa residence? He admits freely that no one could make tie rent out - of the land ...

... Boulinameasl Thos Quinil- vau, Knockaloug'n; Dan Gilligan, Lockwvest; 3tI5 M'Dermott, Lisinare; Pat Loritan, Deryvcressane; Tom Walsh, Ballydineen; James Reidy, Clonikilia, and John Browne, Leitrim. Next meeting, firat Sunday of the month, as ussai, at balf-past ...

... o'clock the striker r met at the piatform to form a procession. Mr. Tom ICarthy, of the London Dockers' Union, and Mr. Tom Walsh, of t- the Seamen's and Firemen's Union, who had , arrived shortly before, joined them and headed the parade before the sart ...

... Cloghan ?? , 3 0 0. John Walsh, Cahorferrick ?? .. 2 0 0 IPat Walsh, do ?? ?? ?? 2 0 of : Dan Ryan, Clondrohid .. ?? 2 0 0 Tom Walsh, Listowel ?? ?? 2 0 0 Widow Callinan,Corofin ?? ?? 2 0 0 Wim Ryawn, Ballingarry ?? .. 2 0 0 Mrs A, M Gowan, Kivlough ?? 2 ...

... the lodge ; never drank that day ; was not in the habit of drinking ; never took whiskey on that day; walked at night with Tom Walsh; a good while ago, two imonths, went down York-street at night ;was in Rossi- ter's pullic house; drank some porter; wevnt ...

... the strikers assemblesd at the platform for a procession. Here Mr. Tom lit'Carthy. of the Londonf Dockers' Union, and Mr. Tom Walsh, of the Seamen's and Firemen s Union. who had ar- rived shortly before, joined them, and headed the parade. Before starting ...

... sent to Cork from Liverpool, e id for whom they vere intended. He said he t knew they were not sent by Walsh because :'Tom Walsh was hunted to death by the dogs of a the law. These extracts give a fair sample of r the thirty or more letters which Noonan ...

... Cunurugham, J Burke, Ed Comnins, Jas cominns, Thi Cwscy, A Friend, John Coumuisns, John Curraron, Nirs Navin, Andrew Clancy. Tom Walsh, Mrs Power. Ss-Johu Burke. 7a Cd-Michael Com- mis. 7a each-D Connors and Denis Foley. 6s ech- ,Nlat Wielan and John Powers ...

... to a factionist piilnt. 1 appeal to the people of the Balla Division also to vote to -a man for the veteran Nationalist, Tom Walsh. against the grazier and recreant Leaguer, who is his opponent- Faithfullyv ours, aNILLIAM O'BRIEN. James Daly, Esq. C T ...

... eaeh- Matre aroll, Pat Cnnnauie'> JaesGallaher, John M 'ao- ls, Tom Cnln, W, Oara . .Con,nln 'aXtin Larkin, John Farrell, Tom Walsh, Pat Ceato Nich MDonagh, Pat Sweepy, . Thady Cnlon, MI Mullany, Pat : Brennan, M Flatley, Tomi MYii- . . y, Tom Dwyer, John ...

... T Byrne, O'Flyn,. Lonan, Keogh. P White, J Kearney, 6 Roarnm,, 11 Hishon, R Stack, Rice, Conran. M-GiD1, MNulty, Hart, Tom Walsh, Brady, Boyle, Donorgh;ee, C Fleming, Middleton,Hnghes EHaurhey, Caxr, Carroll, J Sherlocic, I #arreIlj, StatfordTraynor ...