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... them was no more mormefel ^hart erey tha life of she whole piece. Conn, the &h.sug'ortan, which waa reprseented by Mr. Frank Gallagher. Fr ink's overy action strtned d b. ~.4 ring from the audieme. Ita det risti. aof the incident in which the hone aw:y ...
... the Onier, and the following gentlemen were protium] for a dmisa:on —Means. James Kerr, Patrick Murray, Patrick Gorman, Frank Gallagher. Patrick Gallagher, and O'Donnell. Four brothers reported on the list—aliment granted. meeting, Sunday. May 7th, it a ...
... had been taken the following committee were elected to act for the coming year i—Messoi. 11. Lambe, George Mar• phy, Frank Gallagher. H, Butterfield, J M'Anuff, J. Mackin. P. M'Sherry, B. M'Kevitt. C. O'Toole, F. Hickey, R. Iturtagh, P Murphy, J. Harvey ...
... the lively refrain of this martial song. Garraig Orem found an able and faithful exponent in Weis M. Rafferty. Mr. Frank Gallagher sang with much enthiriasai The Grand Old Gaelic Tongue. The entertainment wsus frought tO a close by the Pioneer Chola ...
... again treated to another lovely Irish song, Avourneen, which was very capably interpreted by Mis s Brigid Hall. Mr. Frank Gallagher's contribution if I Love old Ireland Still added a good deal to the standard of the musi ...
... Donnelly, Georr .Murphy, Camptell, H. Lambe, Fred -Hickey, H. thitterfleki. C. (YTooie, Peter Murphy (bon. treasurer), Frank Gallagher (bon. necretary). Father M'Grath, in • few reniar`cs, introduced Father Cullen to the meeting. He was awe, he avid, that ...
... Robb at fucmral. Tlte chief_ a:owners weret: 7 Menrs. if ugh Gallagher (tathtw). James Gallagher, Hnih Gallagher. and Frank Gallagher 'brothers), and H. Nin,auley (brother in law). ...
... nature, were justly admired. The steame r Ivea,gle , and the Albert Basin, formed not the least welcome gmup. Bro. Frank Gallagher placed two Boras to credit, Good-bye, Nleivour reen, and The Flight of Ages itt own inimitable style. the latter ...
... night, at a farewell supper on the occasion of his departure for America. Amongst those present were —Messrs. Jack Haney, Frank Gallagher, T. Lanigan, P . O'Beirne, Thomas Gallagher, herd. Corragher, Matt. laulkiner, John li'Sulty, T. Mil:Armin, Patrick Coulter ...
... gave a aeries gramaphone ae . ke• which mtv-h appreeiatel. them were r of Joh n lintrisan, farnoua tondr;rl tenor. Bro. Frank Gallagher to a concrrt vudirnee is alwaya s doe 7 4ed aequinition. It was no wond,r therefor, he hear applaudei whe e , he such ...
... the election:—President, Bro. Jas. Morgan; sice-preaident, Thomas )11'Cann ; treasurer. F. O'Hare; recording secretary, Frank Gallagher; financial secretary, P. Al'Oottald; assistant secretary, If. Kearney; marshals, J. Hughes anti F.. M'Ateer; sick stewards ...
... . John .Nlackin, John M'llonald, and John Brady. For Merp. liunna and Nlairon— Patrick Keenan, Patrick lkiwney, anti Frank Gallagher. ' ' I an. very glad to hear M the candidature of Nle,srs. Dowd:,ll and Ruddy. and I wish them ull success, zr I know ...