... in the garden. This was the ring with the single stone. After that dismissed the girl. Mr. Wray did not cross-examine. Frank Gallagher, manager in Tweedie'r pawn-office, said the June last a woman, whom identified as Susan Mallon, came into the shop with ...

... girl subwqueutlv brought the ring him (witness) saying she had found it in the garden. dismissed her from his service. Frank Gallagher, manager in Tweedie pawnoffice, remembered the of June last. On tliat date the woman Susan Mnllon pawned ring for 6s. ...

... the garden. That was the ring with the single stone. After that he diemimed the girl. Mr. Wray did not cross-examine. Frank Gallagher, manager of Tweedie's pawn-office. said he remembered the Bth June last. On that ,Thursday s woman, whom he identified ...

... the garden. That ring with the single-stone. After that vidual missed the girl. Mr. Wray did not cross-examine. t ven- Frank Gallagher, manager of T etican awn-office, said he remembered the 6 toa aet .. @. On that Thursday a woman, w — ignts a the The ...

... 19 do. Thos. Murray, 23 do. Wm. Preston.'27 do, Wra. Webb, 31 do. • ••cu John 33'do. Morris, 35 do. Dickson. 37 do. . Frank Gallagher. 32 Falls Road. John Smith. 34 do. Michael Smith, . Michael Costello. do. Wm. Atamner Street. Wm. O’Neill. 22 Pee) Street ...

... Patriot, Mr. J. Harvey ; Darby O'Griff,' a sprig of the Emerald Isle. Mr. Wm. M'Anulty; O'Leary,' an old soldier, Mr. Frank Gallagher; Doodah. a friend to Emmet, Mr. E. O'Carroll • Kernen, a traitor, Mr. P. Conolan; ilerjeant Toplall, Mr. J. M'C ...

... ;—President, Bro. James Morgan; vice-president, Bro. Thos. M'Cann; treasurer, Bro. F. O’Hare; recording secretary, Bro. Frank Gallagher; financial secretary, Bro. P. M‘Donald; assistant secretary, Bro. M. Kearney; marshals, Bros. J. Hughes and E. M'Aleer; ...

... the election:—President, Bro. Jas. Morgan; sice-preaident, Thomas )11'Cann ; treasurer. F. O'Hare; recording secretary, Frank Gallagher; financial secretary, P. Al'Oottald; assistant secretary, If. Kearney; marshals, J. Hughes anti F.. M'Ateer; sick stewards ...

... . John .Nlackin, John M'llonald, and John Brady. For Merp. liunna and Nlairon— Patrick Keenan, Patrick lkiwney, anti Frank Gallagher. ' ' I an. very glad to hear M the candidature of Nle,srs. Dowd:,ll and Ruddy. and I wish them ull success, zr I know ...

... Father M'Grath. addressed the members in an eloquent and pertinent little ep eech. his remarks being loudly applauded. Mr. Frank Gallagher ihon. secretary of the Pioneer Primehl 'lmposed a hearty vote of thanks to Father M'Grath. not only for presiding. but ...

... John M‘Ateer, song, Mountains of Mourneßro. Robert M‘Cann, recitation, Fontenoy,” and reading, “Mary Queen of Scotsßro. Frank Gallagher, songs, “O! Where’s the Slave?” and “The Minstrel Boy:” the Misses Smith, dance, three-part-reel; Miss Smith, recitations ...

... song, Mountains of Mourne; Bro. Robert M'Cann, recitation, Fontenoy. and a reading, Mary Queen of Scots; Bro. Frank Gallagher. songs, 0! where's -.Le slave! and The Minstrel Boy ; the Misses Smith, „ &knee, three-part reel; Miss Smith. recitation ...