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... proportionately depresaed. The agents were:— For Messrs. Stearin and M'Arevey.—Messrs. Simi' F. Hanratty, solicitor, Frank Gallagher. J. H. Collins, end James Gordon, agents: J. Fitspattick, R. Mason, M. Griffin, Joseph Kelly, Peter *Mahon, Henry M'Ateer ...
... Doochary—John Cannon, T. Boner, D. Gillespie, P. Boyle, H. Rodgers, P. M‘Cauley, More, Phil Boyle, Hngh O’Donnell, M. Boyle, Frank Gallagher, Tally Coll, Jack Ward. Glenties—P, O'Donnoll, Hotel; Cormick Cannon, Hotel; John r>ainn, Edward Breslio. Peter Boyle ...
... Diver, Dunfanaghy; Don Doherty, Dunfanaghy ; John Duffy, Dnnfansghy; Neal Friel, Uunfanaghy; James Furey, Dunfonaghy ; Frank Gallagher, Duntanaghy. In sixth paper he was proposed by Rev. Patrick M’Kay, F.P., Mossreagh, KUmaorenan; seconded by Mr. Hugh M’Devitt ...
... race. Result.—John Byron, 5 minutes, Ist, illumination clock; Richard Gannon, scratch, 2nd; John Casey, 2 minutes, 3rd; Frank Gallagher, 8 minutes 4th. ...
... received the mention of his name. After dinner yacht was kindly placed at the disposal of the party, which they boarded. Mr Frank Gallagher took the position of captain and Mr P O’Hara was first mate, and the crew consisted of some of the most export the seafaring ...
... volunteered their services:—Mr. Manly, Mr. and Mrs. Loretto, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin, Miss M'Naboe, Mr. James Anderson, and Mr. Frank Gallagher. Generous contributions to the re- freshment stalls were received from the follow- tlis Lordshi test Rev. Dr. Clancy. ...
... finish were barely a boat’s length astern of their opponents. In the selling race, for punts the following competed:—Frank Gallaghers, MuUaghdoo; Wm. Ktown's, of Bunbeg; and William Rodgers’, Kincasslagh. The first two boats kept well togvther. and from ...
... the first rosch the goal. Andrew M Dsvitt and Charles M‘Devitt, of Owey Island, also competed. In the rowing race for Frank Gallagher’s Wren first, William Keown’s Marguerite second, Alcorn’s Tar Bottom third, and jblaej\oket fourth. T.'d following were ...
... ATHLONE. At Athlone Petty Sessions on Tueeday, before Capt Preaton, and a number of other map. traces, John Murray, Frank Gallagher, and JChr Duff were charge , ' with the larceny of boot.] longing to pupils of the B.anelagh Endowrd Srboole. Mr R Ballo ...
... Leonard, of Wine Street. The following friends were present at tho ceremony: Mrs Leonard. Wine Street; Mrs Gallagher and Mr Frank Gallagher, Castle Street: Mr P J Kilgallcn and Miss Kilgallen, Abbeyvilc; Mr and Mrs Austin Gallagher, George St.; Rev Brother James ...
... (Soldier), all Plokoge ; Leabrannagh; NedMolloy (Goody), Deabrannagh, Bryan B. O’Donnell, Aphorl; Paddy Ward, Anhort * Frank Gallagher, N *ddy Gallagher (Ned), Charlie all ol Torries ; Psddy (Madgie), Aphort; Hugh Bwaaney, Inmakeragh lß 6d »tch—Dominic ...
... Council:—Carpenters and Joiners— Michael Keaveney ; Painters and Decorators—H. Reilly ; Tailors— homas Somers ; Printers—Frank Gallagher; Amalgamated Labourers-P Cullen; Masons—Patrick M'Giff; Fnrriers—M. Kenn Slaters—James Conway; >hoeraakers—T. Fox. On ...