... Tunsey, Richard Kennedy, Peter Brett. John Kildume, Hugh Leonard. I* Godfrey. Jack Kildume Hugh O'Hara, John Brennan, Frank Gallagher, Patrick O'Hara. Thomas Haran, James Gavaghan. Patrick Flynn. Thomas Henry. J Quin. A O'Hara, Patrick Walsh. M Murphy ...

... Sometimes. And when you speak strongly those powerful arms of yours go? No. you speak with your hands in your pockets? No. Mr Frank Gallagher next gave evidence. In answer to Mr Denning he stated that he recollected going with these gentlemen, but might mention ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... conclusive, then, indeed, those young children have no reason to bo in any doubt about the impression they created. Mr Frank Gallagher sang “Fa 7 Diddlcy Dal” in characteristic style, and in Part II gave “Poor Jim.” The audience gave him a reception which ...

... un very nicely, indeed. Mr T. J. O’Rorke was in splendid voice in the ‘Snowy Breasted Pearl.” The irrepressible Mr. Frank Gallagher sang “The Wearin’ of the Green” (Irish), and also contributed a few comic selections. Mr J Boyle sang “A Nation Once Again ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...