... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... remained by the side of the corpse and there were a number of children playing “shuffle the halfpenny ;” a man next me named “Tom Walsh,” said he heard something cracking ; I was inside the room at the time, but I said nothing; next in- stant the flooring of ...

... remained by the side the corpse and there were a number of children playing shuffle the halfpenny ;’ a man next me named Tom Walsh, said heard something cracking; was inside tiie room the time, but said nothing; next instant the d of the room gave way ...

... 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 ...

... cd turned the comer when s»aw several boy their sleeved waistcoats; after the Protedant party pass-*J they followed; saw Tom Walsh strike Wm. Hu.nnhirys withaspade; th» Roman Catholic party following threw stoaes at the Protestants Meirow called the m ...

... proceeded to blows, pelted him with turf clods and rubbish, and pushed him about He complains that, among other assailants, Tom Walsh and Anthony struck him on the bead, when he was reading his book away from them, with broom and a dirty foot-mat, from the ...

... proceeded to blows, pelted him with turf clods and rubbish, and pushed him about. He complains that, amongst other assailants, Tom Walsh aud Anthony M‘llulc stmek him on the head, when he was reading his book away from them, with broom and a dirty foot-mat, ...

... proceeded to blows, pelted him with turf clods and rubbish, and pushed him about He complains that, among other assailants, Tom Walsh and Anthony M ( Hale struck him on the bead, when he was reading his book away from them, with a broom and a dirty foot-mat ...

... the house? Witness—l will tell you—because I was abused by two boys and their aide-de-camps: that was the reason; they are Tom Walsh and Anthony M 4 Hale. Dr. Brodie— What did they do to you? Witness—M'Hale brought a lighted torch, and put it over me at ...

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