... those who were at any time his pupils, and his many friends around Slievenamon, will'ragret to hear of the death of old Tom Walsh, the'olas. ieal teacher, which took place a few days agohia Carrick-on-Suir, under painful circumstances. It is said the ...

... thlat ?? °tre the side of the corpse, and there wore a l nale drenh playing shluffle the halfpennly. A Illner i ct named '-Tom W~alsh said hle bleard soinaethlX zi ?? 1lwas enside thleroom at thletime, hutha3 6 sail~ instant the flooring of the room gave ...

... the strikers as- sembled at the platform for a procession. Here Mir. Tom McCarthy, 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. - The police ou ...

... hand- herchief that had been bound on his head. The accuser gave his Iname John MINamee. The tiny prisoner called himself Tom Walsh. i ?? stated that on Monday night he slept at a! lodging-house in Queen-street; he and the prisoner, whom he had never seen ...

... 511d to pot the man on his trial ti The President tuled tbat th. wabossfiietase.ch Wi*~tute gan tbs 5stab~ia's a1 Pateor Tom Walsh. Witness di peroiste agins his satej0 rthat brough agaist hitin . no action for seduction wasl girls hail Is chicld, anti ...

... hood, but Bottemly replied that he was all right where he was-he was going to get. a vote or two and was then going to Tom Walsh's. He asked witness to accompany him, but the prisoners said he was quite safe with them. He followed them down Cleaver-street ...