... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... the view if to end the dead- lock, a prognostication not afterwards justified by the course of events. same gathering Mr Tom Walsh ridiculed the timidity of certain shopkeepers who ou Wednesday barricaded their premises, To an assertion of one of the speakers ...

... Clonmel Jail, Tipperarv, criminals desire yon of our undaunted confidence in you as leader of the Irish race. —W. O'Brien, Tom Walsh, Michael Dalton, John Cullinane. The Dock, Coercion Court, Clonmell. ...

... Tipperarv, criminals desire to assures yon of our undaunted confidence iu you as leader of the Irish race.—W. O'Brien, Tom Walsh, Michael Dalton, John Cullinane. The Dock, Coercion Court, ClonmelL ...

... years ago. When Dr Hogg was in practice in Blackburn was known the poor man's doctor, and charged regular fee sixpence. Tom Walsh, messenger to the workhouse Skibbereen, County Cork, in making application to the Guardians for coat, has revealed himself ...

... duty to-night? said quietly to the servant. No, Master Aubrey. Go and ask him to come here. I wish to speak to him. Tom Walsh was constable, and engaged to marry Mary. returned with her a few minutes, his lodgings being but a couple of street# off ...

... solicitor said there were two other eummonse?, one agair,6t Daniel Whelligan, referee the match, and the other against Tom Walsh, manager the Arena, they being charged similarly Knock. Unfortunately Wheiligan was ill from bron-i chitis, ami could not ...

... immensely rich, but his mother, who before marriage was Miss Evelyn Walsh, was sole heiress of the fabulous fortune left by Tom Walsh. Mr and Mrs M'Lean while their son was an infant were much troubled by kidnappers, who fancied they saw in this young Croesus ...

... Why, that's as many as there are in the shed.” 1% Yea,” suid the workman, “ I felt them {all, and every one was soft.”’—Tom Walsh, ißlackburn, Laues, It you want to get ans of the feur halfe . crowns given every week for the best . Jokes received send ...

... dispute. V' ; 'ir bo, e d that the award the u' l ,, , re nuentlv broken, job con/ the Court defied. The V' r th,° p e u diate Tom Walsh, Ku h federated Seamen's Union W j> Union. The Government. 0 tij '- ni ,' e . r » would use all its 'I -it, lnta ' n the ...