... dols.; William Goughian, 100 dols.; Rev. Mr. O’Callaghan, for St. Ignatius’ Beneficial Society, 100 dols.; Lieutenant Frank Gallagher, 50 dols.; Rev. B. J. M’Manus, 60 dols.; E. Cummiskey, 50 dols.; P. M'Laughlin, 50 dols.; P. J. Riche, 50 dols.; Cookley ...

... ‘Gethin—If the gap stopped all the mills in Ireland, it must be open from six o'clock on Saturday night until Monday morning. Frank Gallagher sworn and examined by Mr. Gethin—I live at the Riverside ; this box was not used since last year. Mr. Gethin—Do yon know ...

... ATTEMPTED MURDER. On the evening of the 10th instant, the last Fairday of Enniskillen, inoffensive man, named Frank Gallagher—who makes living by driving shellfish from Lagbey, through Pettigo and Omagh—was on his way to Pettigo. When about 11 o’clock ...

... have been committed Wednesday night, 10th inst., within few miles of Pettigo, on the person of inoffensive man named Frank Gallagher, of Laghev, County Donegal, and who is well known to the people of Omagh and neighbourhood as dealer iu cockles. The ...

... F. M. Olpberts, Won by the Myth. Third Race—Prize £5. Won by Patrick Gillan’s The Bravo. Fourth Race—Prize £3. Won by Frank Gallagher’s Erin’s Prikc. ...

... with m good to .I.re. Fourth Prise, For all aailing bode not in the iirreoling fgellul. Is this two cease peteel—Mr. Frank Gallagher's Erin's Pride, sod Mr. Andrew Oreen's bpider. were remarkably well matched, and the well wily gained by former by a few ...

... been in council in one of the upper rooms of No. 10 West Fourth Street. About eleven o'clock E. L. Carey, M. J. Hynes, Frank Gallagher, J. C O'Brien, James Gibbons, Colonel Quinn, Colonel Downing, Richard Me'Clow and Major Mc•Kinley of this party descended ...

... Meehan stopped in the hallway to put on his overcoat, the rest of the gentlemen preceding him down the etoon, save Mr. Frank Gallagher, who followed Mr. Meehan. They reached the sidewalk, Mr. Gallagher still in the rear of Mr. Meehan. The latter gentleman ...

... been in council inone of the upper rooms of No. 10 West Fourth-street. About eleven o'clock E. L. Carey, AL J. Hynes, Frank Gallagher, J. C. O'Brien, JamesGibbons, Colonel Quinn, Colonel Downing, Richard McClow and Major McKinley of this party descended ...

... with Mr. Meehan. Mr. Meehan stopped in the hallway to put on bis Overcoat, the rest of the gentlemen precedin save Mr. Frank Gallagher, g him down the stoop, who followed Mr. Meehan. They reached the sidewalk, Mr. Gailagher still in the rear of Mr. Meehan ...

... had been in council in one of the upper moms in. West Fourth-street. About eleven o’clock E. L. Corey, M. J. Hynes, Frank Gallagher. J. C. O’Brien. James Gibbons, Colonel Quinn, Colonel Downing, Richard M‘Clow, and Major M*Kinley. of this party, descended ...

... Fenian hood had been in council in one the upper rooms of Xo 10 West Fourth-street. About eleven o’clock, Carey, J Hynes, Frank Gallagher, J C O’Brien, J Gibbous, Colonel Quinn, Colonel Downing, Richard McClow and Major McKingiey of this party decended from ...