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... Samuel H. Joy, 22. Rutland Square, Dublin; 3rd (bronze medal). Mr. R. W. Cdbbc, Church Street. Drumrondra; commended. Mr. Frank Gallagher. Merchant’s Quay. Viola (4 entries) —Test pieces—Beda’s Ro.manoe,” op. 6. and easy piece sight. Ist {gold medal), Miss ...
... Miss Cleland, a popular local musician, opens I. of the p' with a pianoforte = which she executed ** (G. Lardelli), Mr. Frank Gallagher with her usual*abulity. sang , could I only tell] thee” (Clifton Bu ham) “ and in response to an encore render A short ...
... illiland, 13, Ulsterville Avenue, Belfast. In the baritone competition decided yesterday second prize was won by Mr. Frank Gallagher, 12, King’ Street, Newry. Another Dead Meat Syndicate. The eerioue situation created in the Irish cattle trade by the ...
... Falls appeared for the coonty council mid Mr. C. E. Irvine for the defendant. IrrlMttova Floods. Henry Armstrong and Frank Gallagher, shopkeepers, Irvinestown, sued the Rural Council for each for damage caused by flood 7th May last. Mr. J. B. Lee (instructed ...
... but enlisted when war was declared. is the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Winters, *9, Street, Belfast. The wife of Private Frank Gallagher. Dublin Fusiliers, who resides at Urney Road, Strabane. has received an intimation that has been wounded the Dardanelles ...
... a big meeting was held in the Town Hall. Several selections were given by the and intervals between the speeches Mr. Frank Gallagher rang The Dear Little Shamrock,’* and Mr. J. George Wilson contributed ” Land of Hop© and Glory,” the accompaniments being ...
... Hopkins; violin solos Mr. Gamble; humorous songs Rifleman Thomas; recitations Mr. A. Motler, and songs Miss Kirwan, Mr. Frank Gallagher. Mr, P. J. licden, and Rifleman Harpur. accompaniments were played Mr. M. J. O’Kelly. The entertainment concluded with ...
... call witnesses, he denied the right of any toreigo make laws for the people Ireland. support of tho charge was given. Frank Gallagher. Knockahsheen. Oouilty Clare, and Richard Coleman, Swords. County Dublin, were alto charged with drilling. Sentence was ...
... roofs. searched, and in some houses the visitors went out So far as is known, nothing wae discovered. oung man named Frank Gallagher was, in the Dat i n Police Courts yesterday, sentenced to three months’ imprisonment on a charge of having taken in an ...
... 10th Hussara had already treated the injured men. who had been removed to Dundalk and NeWry. The bodies of the guard (Frank Gallagher) and two of the soldiers who had been killed were taken on board the relief train, in addition to two of the wounded soldiers ...
... DUBLIN. 1-36—Weather and Gramophone Records. 7-26-News. 7-36—Talk. 7-48—Irish Talk. 8— Station Orchestra, Frank Gallagher (baritone), Dorothy Stokes (piano), Maud Devin (violin), and Bu O’Donovan and Company. 10-30 News and weather. TO-MORROW. ...
... Flight for the Tities.” Quantity Qualify,” and ” Halls of Residence.” bonk for all who are higher education. DAYS OF FEAR. Frank Gallagher. London : John Murray This book is offered to the public as the honest, candid, and truthful sensations of a mind under ...