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... wounding the said James Kelly were respectively James Welsh and Michael Goulding, two labourers ; Mary Gallagher, wife of Frank Gallagher, lodging-house keeper, being taken into custody on the charge of aiding and abetting in the said cutting and wounding ...
... wounding the said James Kelly were respectively James Welsh and Michael Goulding, two labourers; Mary Gallagher, wife of Frank Gallagher, lodginghouse keeper, being taken into custody on the charge of aiding and abetting in the said catting and wounding. ...
... wounding the said James Kelly were respectively James »V elsh and Michael Goulding, two labourers ; Mary Gallagher, wife of Frank Gallagher, lodging-house keeper, being taken into custody on the charge of aiding and a netting in the said cutting and wounding ...
... and wounding the said James Kelly were respectively James and Michael Gonlding, two labourers ; Mary Gallagher, wife of Frank Gallagher, lodging-house keeper, being taken into custody on the charge aiding and abetting in the said cutting and wounding. On ...
... andiwoundiug the said James Kelly were respectively James Welsh and Michael Goulding, two labourers; Mary Gallagher, wife of Frank Gallagher, lodginghouse keeper, being taken into onstody on the charge of aiding and abetting in the said cutting and wounding. ...
... wounding the said James Kelly were respectively Jame* Welsh and Michael Goulding, two labon•ers ; Mary Gallagher, wife of Frank Gallagher, lodginkhonse keeper, being taken into custody on the charge of aiding and abetting in the said cutting and wounding. ...
... a tug across to WVest Hartlepool, where e it is intended for a steamer there in construction i B John A'Sorlev, alias Frank Gallagher, alias I Godly Frank, a tipster hailing from Tyne. a side, was sent to gaol for a month, by the Stock. ton Bench yesterday ...
... of Bishop AockUad. has' 100 stones of potatoes for distribatioo aaosflM the Wit ton Park poor. John M’Sorley, a/ias Frank Gallagher, sfist “Godly Frank,” a tipster bailing from was sent to gaol for a month, by the Stocktwa bench on Monday, for stealing ...
... THE STOCKTON HERALD. ALLEGED LARCENY AT STOCKTON.-OR Saturday at-Stockton Police Court Frank Gallagher was brought up in custody charged with stealing six small shawls from the chap door of Mr George Franks draper, Iligh•street, on Thnrsday night.—Be ...
... William fighting in the Market-place on Saturday nillit, Sidgwick , publican, of Merringtou, was charged and a man named Frank Gallagher being i s . with a breach of the Licensing Act by per. charged. mitting drunkenness on his premises. John Scurr, farmer ...
... —The Bench found the case proved, and fi ned the defendant £2 and costa—The Bench agreed to grant Mr. Forster a ease. Frank Gallagher, *bus conductor, was summoned on a charge of having allowed to be carried in the brake a larger number of passengers than ...
... le HARD SwraalncG AT McDDovfnaoUGIIoo.-Before r, the Middlesbrough Stipendiary (Mr C. J. Cole- I. man) oni Monday,. Frank Gallagher, Graharm's- V. yard, Dacre-street, was charged with assaulting b, his wife on Saturday.-Prosecutrir 'had told the s. police ...