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... headquarters, Downpatrick, in room of Sergeant Boyd, transferred. The sympathy of the Cork City Force is extended to Constable Tom Walsh, of Tuckey Street, owing to the accidental death of his uncle, which sad event took place under such tragic circumstances ...

... Morgan o'Br:*n, Ml. Clancy. Morgan O'Bnen. asnipr. Dsn Noonan, Garrett Bysn, John Rysn, Wm. O'Brien, Tom Nomian. 4a. each--Tom Walsh. Denis Noonan, Wallace, John Quana. Wm. Fogarty. Mra. Car* roll, Mra. M'Orath, Mrs Careen, Juhn Riabardson. Jcfcn O’Neill ...

... pabllsoscas in ennseiunice el hie haring said to ]eddy Rothe that be was Sitting TWO Mown. talny Men, the defendant and Tom Walsh. He did not know that he lost his enlist and tie lin the scuffle, and if he received a blow it left no sign on him. When ...

... poblichoom, the con • of his having mad to a man named Noddy Roche that be was sitting between two mountainymen—Stacktioole and Tom Walsh. Re did not know that be lost his collar end tie in that scuffle, and if he received a blow it left no on him. When he was ...

... souffle in the public hoa*-. the of hie having said to Neddy Roche that wae fitting hot ween two momrtamy men—Stackpoole and Tom Walsh. He did not know that lie lost his collar and tie in that scuffle, and if received a blow left sign him. When was shout might ...

... the consequence of his having said to man named Neddy Roche that be waa sitting between two mounloiny men—Stackpoole and Tom Walsh. Be did not know that feet his collar and tie in that scuffle, and received blow it left no sign on him. When he was shouting ...

... stated that he had been at home all day on Mav 22nd, | and was busy with bit cattle till about 8 o'clock, after which met Tom Walsh and I’at Roche, who invited him to the publichouse Kockmills. had part in the scuffle a. the üblicho.tse, nod did not, as ...

... D. Cleary. Mr. Beane Shelton, Mr. J. Mr. N. Weldon. Mr. BERT CONItiOLLY TI) JEll ROCHE. h. Mr. IL Molooey. Nfr. It. Mr. Tom Walsh. accompanied by Be rl.,Kirbv. Mr. P. F. Hartigan. Mr. W. F. Power. Connolly, called at Sport Office yesterday afternoon ...

... running numbers are tekgraphed about a hone that is net subsequently under the starter's Bart. Connolly to All Ireland. orders Tom Walsh, manager fee Bart. Connolly, 4. The interest of the bets an inseparable would like to fi x up • match in Ireland with from ...

... his willingness to meet Brown at catch weights for £25 or £5O aside, b 0 prodd ed • purse be obtained in Dublin or 40 Mr. Tom Walsh, on behalf of Bart Con. nolly, writes that Connolly is nit* willing to • meet Petty Officer Curran or anybody else, • 155 ...

... costume was pretty sliarle of Oelphinhim blue with which she wore scarf of the aame and black hat with blue feather. Mrs. Tom Walsh was smartly gowned blue and while stripe*! silk voile and hat suite. Mrs. Harvey, black, was accompanied Miss Klbkelley in ...