... brakes supplied the establishments O’Korke. Jinks. Graham, and M'Ciuinn. number of members got under the command of Mr Frank Gallagher, in O’Rorke s wagonette, and, we must say that ‘Frank’ the duty imposed upon him very efficiently. in hie usual good form ...

... Gallagher's a largo crowd had collected. Similar crowds hfcve witnessed—and much largerwhen his late worthy father—good old Frank Gallagher—held at this important portion of the town of Sligo, one of the most skilful well one of the mood careful and genial boatmen ...

... Coulin”; M‘Hale, Ballina, who danced » hornpipe; Master tiHi.ma, who gave “ihrin tbu Tear and the Smile in iriah; Mr Frank Gallagher, Sligo, who the ‘‘Mlinifitrel -Boy’ in the old language; and Maguire, who Bang “The West'o Asloep. ,, Master Collins, ...

... of Mr John Devitt, was purchaaed Mr* Belinda Brennan, Cloooacoo), Tobercorry, at £760. For lot 2, a farm of 37 acres, Frank Gallagher, Tnllinraher, was declared purchaser. is unnecessary say earned out the salt satisfactorily. Death Mr Edward M‘Lou|[hlln ...

... The following were appointed to act for the tenants on tho different estates; Estate of Rev Mr Young: John W Henry, Frank Gallagher, Mullarkey, John T M’Donnell, and Ned Davitt; estate of rep. Colonel Cooper: James Armstrong. Michael Haran. John M‘Vann ...

... secs. Cloouacooi Branch—Bev M' Doyle, C.C., V.P., presided. Also present—Messrs Mc- Donnell, Boss, Frixzcll, Sweeney, Frank Gallagher, David Henry, Joe Henry, O’Connor, Goldrick, Mayc, Gethins, Wynne, etc. Subscriptions from committee men were handed in ...

... Old “Becks” has another daughter, and she is admired painter and glazier named Sam Gerridge, admirably portrayed by Mr. Frank Gallagher. Indeed, the acting of thoee young gentlemen—Messrs M‘Lynn and Gallagher—was inimitable. They kept the audience in roars ...

... DONEGAL QUARTER SESSIONS. (Before his Honour Judge Cooke.) A process was brought by Connack Cannon, Glenties, against Frank Gallagher, Strahov, claiming £l3 8s Od for damages alleged have been sustained plaintiff by reason of the defendant having trespassed ...

... Sessions. (Before bis Honour Jadge Cooke.) Cannon v. Gallagher A was brought by Cormack Osan: non, Glenties, against Frank Gallagher, Steaboy, claiming £18 8s ¥d for dxmages allezed to have been sustained by plaintiff by resson of the defendant having ...

... different statement to the 17 December. She told that the 15th previously she got 4« 6d. That was only a statement. Mrs Frank Gallagher, Stone park, was examined. She deposed t,hh«t Anne Higins lived with her. She wns weak and and feeble. Mrs Higgins got ...

... ago that Harriet Grntv would take her. She used to send it by messenger. Witness sent messenger to Harriet Ginty’e once—Frank Gallagher, a man who was going tho road. For throe weeks she was not able to for it, and she did! not got it. Mrs might have had ...

... own bouse, about halfpast seven o'clock in the evening, company with Samuel Donnell, James Diver, George Dooaghy, and Frank Gallagher, when the accused men—Daniel Doherty, William M*Daid, Richard M‘Daid, and Pstriek Gallagher—came up to them. James Coyle ...