... Kelly, and Meaara. B. and W. Richards in the following also the 111 OF H. O. MUKKAT-BTBWABT. I Neil and Pat M G»Tig»n X X Frank Gallagher .. .. »Jf ° X Jamea Gallagher .. .. ® J l Frank Keen .. •• ® X ' Malloy .. •• ® J XiX 0 Bridget Mooney .. •* ®® X 0 JameeMHagh ...

... James Lough gave evidencs to show that he saw ths ‘Miltho-ndat sud on the mext morning he saw them dead. son-in.law, Frank Gallagher, depossd to seeing Neil Oraig’s end Aadrew Adair's dogs killing the sheep, and seeing the otver dogs eoming ‘0 where the ...

... O’'Donnell, sen., Peter O’Donnell, jun., James O’Donnell (Shane), Jack o’Donnell (James), Patrick O’'Donnell—ls each. Frank Gallagher, Madge Gallagher—od each. Total, 7s. DMullaghderg Subscribers. Hugh O'Donnell—2s 6d. John Curran, Shane Doherty, William ...

... no less than four of the number carrying away some spar or gear, and having to retire, only two completing the race. Frank Gallagher's won, E, O’DotmeU’s Mullaghduff being second. Second-class yawls—Only two boats entered, P. Roger’s Kincaslsgh aod John ...

... M‘Bride’s Mary, of Cruit ; Paddy Rodgers’' Shamrock, of Belcruit ; Hugh O'Donnell’s St. Michael, of Gola Island ; and Frank Gallagher’s Albatross, of Mnllaghduff. The Rose made a very good start, at once taking the lead, and continuing to increase her ...

... M*Nelis 117 0 1 6 0 T. T. Chesnut (Ltd. adm. of Jane Chesnut) 1117 0 9 3 0 Thomas Haughey 190 100 Edward Hegarty 2170 110 0 Frank Gallagher 220 180 Nancy M‘Nelis 1180 160 John Gillespie 117 0 16 0 Patrick Munay 1100 110 Anne Patton 4 40 216 0 George M‘Brearty ...

... by the Crown, said he saw the defendants near his house, but did not hear what they said; the row wasofno consequence. Frank Gallagher and three other witnesses were examined for the defence, and proved that seats were engaged by the two defendants and ...

... held Dunfanaghy on Satarday last, and were attended great gatherinß people. In the first race Ur. James Jeff, ridden by Frank Gallagher, came first. The second race was also won by a belonging Mr. Robinson. consolation stake was won Mr. George Alcorn, Erratooey ...

... 7 7 0 4 17 6 Frank Gallagher .. 8 0 6 3 3 G John Stewart Bryan Brennan .. 110 0 017 C WUliam .. 810 0 3 0 0 MaryM'Oearor .. 4 0 3 0 0 Owen Boyle, limited admr. cl Patrick Boyle .. 410 0 316 Owen Boyle, limited admr. of Patriek Boyt* .. 19 9 0 9 0 0 Jama* ...

... through the negligence of the defendant io employing in connection with the os* of dynamate at the railway work a mao named Frank Gallagher. whom plaintiff alleged was incompetent to perform the operation* with which be waa eotroated, and owing to whoaa onakil'’'- ...

... through the negligence of the defendant in employing in connection withtbe use of dynamite the railway worka man named Frank Gallagher, whom plaintiff alleged was incompetent to perform the operations with which was entrusted, and owing to whose unskilfulness ...

... Society was stationed in the Green, and during the day played a capital selection of music, under the the leadership of Mr. Frank Gallagher. Messrs. Steele A Bennie’s steamer Osprey was anchored in the bay, and served as n flagship for the committee. Captain ...