... O’Donnell, 1 do., Edward Sharkey, do., Is each ; John Boyle, I do., Is 6d ; Dominick Gallagher, do., Daniel Eod' gets, do., Frank Gallagher, Cruit, Owen Gallagher, do., James Campbell, do., Hugh O’Donnell, do., Connnel! Boyle, do., John O’Donnell, do., each ...

... about tbe shop on tbe previous day. A young lad named Samu-d Kam-ay deposed—l live iu Foautain-Btreet, and (lie prisoner, Frank Gallagher, last night coming up Wupping, from the direction the bridge, with side of bacon under hit arm. I was iu company with ...

... 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 ...

... Doherty 4 10 0 Dismissed John Brennan 18 00 1 15 0 150 Jas. O’Donnell 8 1 20 1 19 0 1 10 0 John O’Donnell 120 119 110 Frank Gallagher 1 0 8 10 0 Dismis-ed Frank Boyle 6 2 33 2 15 0 0 0 Peter O’Donnell 83 25 217 0 200 Patk. O’Donnell 11 0 4 0 2 15 0 Cormack ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... rowed by Jamas M'Daid, Patrick Farren, John M'Dowell, and John Barr; Eye Opener, rowed John M'DoweU, Joseph Gallagher, Frank Gallagher, and Patrick M'Ckan; and the Starry Banner, rowed Jamas Larkey, Wm. Laffrity, Jas. Leech, and John Lynch. The raeult the ...

... days, and M'Hugh had been paid seed potatoes. The Bench dismissed the case. the case of John Hamilton. Sir bone, against Frank Gallagher and James M Laug vlin for assault the 15th July being called, the Clerk said understood the cose was settled. Sergeant ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...