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... wounding the said James Kelly were respectively James Welsh and Michael Goulding, two labourers ; Mary Gallagher, wife of Frank Gallagher, lodging-house keeper, being taken into custody on the charge of aiding and abetting in the said cutting and wounding ...
... wounding the said James Kelly were respectively James Welsh and Michael Goulding, two labourers; Mary Gallagher, wife of Frank Gallagher, lodginghouse keeper, being taken into custody on the charge of aiding and abetting in the said catting and wounding. ...
... wounding the said James Kelly were respectively James »V elsh and Michael Goulding, two labourers ; Mary Gallagher, wife of Frank Gallagher, lodging-house keeper, being taken into custody on the charge of aiding and a netting in the said cutting and wounding ...
... and wounding the said James Kelly were respectively James and Michael Gonlding, two labourers ; Mary Gallagher, wife of Frank Gallagher, lodging-house keeper, being taken into custody on the charge aiding and abetting in the said cutting and wounding. On ...
... andiwoundiug the said James Kelly were respectively James Welsh and Michael Goulding, two labourers; Mary Gallagher, wife of Frank Gallagher, lodginghouse keeper, being taken into onstody on the charge of aiding and abetting in the said cutting and wounding. ...
... wounding the said James Kelly were respectively Jame* Welsh and Michael Goulding, two labon•ers ; Mary Gallagher, wife of Frank Gallagher, lodginkhonse keeper, being taken into custody on the charge of aiding and abetting in the said cutting and wounding. ...
... articles the defendant's works to that time knew nothing of the defendant Whilst the exnerlinenta were going man named Frank Gallagher, the defendants manager, came and witnessed them lie examined mixture, and said he had s-une like It. The expermien's ...
... AND DISORDERLY. John Smith, Halliwell; John Laffon, Bolton; John Brannon, Paruworth; Martin Gallagher, Westhoughton; Frank Gallagher, James Phillips, Martin Phiilipa, Turton; William Stalling, Farnworth; and Christopher Tomlinson, Farnworth. Smith was ...
... Newbold-terrace, on Saturday night.—The Bench fined the defendant lOs. 6d., including costs. The Stone Throwing Nuisance. Frank Gallagher, Arthur Bloxham and IVilliam Griffin, three youths, the former living in New-street, and the latter in Althorpestreet ...
... night—P.C. Maries found the defendant lying upon the ground, incapable.—Fined 10a. 6d., inelodiog coeta. Stohb Thbowino.—Frank Gallagher, Arthur Bltaham, and William Origin, three yonlba, the former living in Newetreetnnd the latter in Althorpe-etteet, plead«l ...
... Monday morning, John Nulty was fined 10s. and costs for being drunk and disorderly in Prescot, on Saturday night last, and Frank Gallagher was fined ss. and costs for a similar offence. —Patrick Harding, for begging in Liverpoolroad, on Sunday, was committed ...
... said before the blows.—By Mr. Addie: Gallagher would not have seen Smith if he had not come up to him.—John Curwen and Frank Gallagher, servants at the same farm, corroborated the. statement of the last witness as to the assault.— Mr. Edmondson said that ...