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... William Barns —. 6 15 0 6 12 6 Anne M'Cloekey 516 0 410 0 Patrick Keeney 410 0 3 7 6 John Stewart 7 7 0 417 6 Frank Gallagher . 30 6 2 2 6 Bryan Brennan 110 0 017 6 William Healey 210 0 2 0 0 Mary M'Geever 4 6 0 $ 0 0 Owen Boyle ...
... which amounted nearly to £1 2s, a vote thanks was accorded to Messrs Patrick Gallagher, Patrick Hopkins, J ...
... members and receipt contributions, 2s, vote of thanks was accorded Messrs Patrick Gallagher, Patrick Hopkins. John Brennan, Frank Gallagher, and Leonard, for the able manner which they are devoting their time the interest of this branch. BIKKKNHRAIi (O’CON.NKLL) ...
... yards . swimming handicap. Th* first beat was won by L Morgan. 12secs store : 2nd, Jos Kirtley, Stockton, 7s^c» ; 3rd, Frank Gallagher, Stockton, 16secs. becond heat: AE Jones, Stockton, scratch ; 2nd, R T Calvert, Dar- lington, 7s* cs; 3rd, G 11 Ainsworth ...
... meeting of the Sligo Trates Coureil as held on Snoday last, Mr P president of the Cuaveil, occupied the Also Henry Reilly, Frank Gallagher, Win Neary, Richard Michael M-Niff, Michsel Filey, Connoliy, Thomas Gall.gher, Juba Bunks, Harte, Charles Sweeney, Wm ...
... rATRICIE FAIMILL. l'resldept le the chair. Other members preterit—Messrs Mich! Kelly, V P Henry Rielly, Joseph Millie, Frank Gallagher, Path Rolnick, Mulles. Edward Harts, Richard Bruen, Wm Mary, Thomas Mullen, Jobs Reeks, Thomas Gallagher,Cherle. Smeary ...
... Frank Gallagher Bernard Gallagher. Plaintiff charged dcfemlnat with liaving nsnutted him on the 17th March. There was a cross-case. Bernard said there was some talk about girls. They were both looking afti-r the same girt- Bernard thought himself nicer ...
... A RIGHTEOUS IRISHMAN. On Saturday evening, the 2nd inst., Frank Gallagher wended his way to the West End Hotel, and asked to be served with beer. As he was drunk the landlord refused to serve him, and requested him to leave. Gallagher did not leave ...
... 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 ...
... bore traces of the injuries caused by the explosion, explained the circumstances under which the explosion took place. Frank Gallagher, who had charge, put several dynamite cartridges into holes in rock prepared for them. The workers then retired, and Gallagher ...