... 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 ...

... Gallagher, P. J. Collins, W. M. Cronin, T. O'Hare, J. P. Buckler C. Connolly, kl. Hanratty, J. Keating, P. j. O'Hare, Frank Gallagher, and J. J. Lee. At the end of the programme the nee-president of the vociety, Mr. J. P. Y'\ally, took the wood chair, ...

... until May, 1907 :—Meitsrs. H. Butterfield, Peter Murphy, William Donnelly, Fred Hickey, Felix O'Hare (Catherine Street), Frank Gallagher. J. Curran, James Hagan. Patrick M'Cann. J. O'Hare. J. Caulfield, James Campbell, Thomas Boyd, J. Ward, J. Brodigan, J ...

... the rates were unGood-bye' Mavourneen, and The Flight bearable during the last year or two, and if of Ages. Bro. Frank Gallagher; humorous they continued Ito increase the ratepayers song, Bro. T. D. Gallagher; songs, The might go to the poorhouse ...

... London tenor) were given on the gramaphone kindly brought into requisition for the seta. sion by Bro. P. Cronin, jun. Bro. Frank Gallagher can always acquit himself credit. ably. His singing of True till death and Asleep in the deer, bore out his reputation ...

... the garden. That was the ring with the single stone. After that he diemimed the girl. Mr. Wray did not cross-examine. Frank Gallagher, manager of Tweedie's pawn-office. said he remembered the Bth June last. On that ,Thursday s woman, whom he identified ...

... Patriot, Mr. J. Harvey ; Darby O'Griff,' a sprig of the Emerald Isle. Mr. Wm. M'Anulty; O'Leary,' an old soldier, Mr. Frank Gallagher; Doodah. a friend to Emmet, Mr. E. O'Carroll • Kernen, a traitor, Mr. P. Conolan; ilerjeant Toplall, Mr. J. M'C ...

... Father M'Grath. addressed the members in an eloquent and pertinent little ep eech. his remarks being loudly applauded. Mr. Frank Gallagher ihon. secretary of the Pioneer Primehl 'lmposed a hearty vote of thanks to Father M'Grath. not only for presiding. but ...

... song, Mountains of Mourne; Bro. Robert M'Cann, recitation, Fontenoy. and a reading, Mary Queen of Scots; Bro. Frank Gallagher. songs, 0! where's -.Le slave! and The Minstrel Boy ; the Misses Smith, „ &knee, three-part reel; Miss Smith. recitation ...

... encore piece, A Story of the Armada. A pianoforte solo overture, Mantana, by Mr. T. V. Parks, was followed by Mr. Frank Gallagher in The Flight of Ages, a really splendid addition to the charms of the programme, and for which the singer was loudly ...

... a quartette was then given with harmonious charm by Mrs. Lennon, Miss Kelly, Mr. P. Murtafh. and Mr. J. Murtagh. Mr. Frank Gallagher s singing of - The Wearin' o' the Green s' was one of the triumphs of the evening, and eminently deserving of the loud ...

... Armagh. VA) death of St. Patrick. At the conclusion of his lecture Father Fitapatriek was enthusiastically applauded. Mr. Frank Gallagher. both secretary of the Pioneer Branch. Sacred Heart Temperance League, Newry. in a very apt little speech. prooosed a ...