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... popular concerts the ! Board Room.—SLajor Close, Mrs. Girran, Fhwier, Miss Markey. Begin, Miss Healy, Dr. Smartt. Masers. Frank Gallagher. P. k. and P J. Roden. OPENING CEREMONY bra!s4 The Rev. Samuel Smartt, M.A., suitably in. traduced Mrs. Thomson, and paid ...
... SPCOnville, J.P., Chairman Of Newry Council; James Hughes, 2.0.11.C.R.; John Qui nn, Robert H. ()Rorke, TLC.; Themes R Frank Gallagher, John Kean, M.D., J.P., .C. ; T. I). Gallagher, V. Cron4n. Judges' Steward--Tbonuu Busby, .Handicepper and Starter—Con ...
... Valle Brillante de Concert. and the execution. characteristically Mr. Monypenny's own, evoked railturous applause. Mr. Frank Gallagher's ringing of The Colleen Hawn was received with great favour. The piece was partuntarly well adapted for his spleedid ...
... - .acos of the the event is sure to hehey include Nine Rita Kelly, Mi.; Lynch, Xis Hewaton, Mr Ph , lip F. Irwin, Mr. Frank Gallagher, and llr. J. Blair. Th there is Mr. O'llyrie, in Irish for., nen and rtorim In a very few ),are Mr. l.'llyrrie bee ...
... Thomas), Mr. Philip Irwin: song, IPearl of Love (Conrad King). Miss A. Houston; gong The Longshoreman (Chesham), Mr ' Frank Gallagher; waltz song—from Tom Jones Edward German), Miss Lynch; The . Irish Widow - (Stanford), Mr. Cathal Dllyrne; I trio, •'Absent ...
... on that date. It was unanimou.sly agreed to inform the Pe : retsty. A suitable date could be arram.od later on. Bro. Frank Gallagher wrote thanking the beam+ for their kind vote of sympathy passel to him on the occasion ,f the death of brother. Bro. Hugh ...
... Tas. Brady, .1. Connolly, A. Lennon. .1. , 'Avery 3. Campbell. J. Connor, J. Fleming. , h J. Ilelahunt. P. Bennett, and Frank Gallagher. Devotions with Itmedietion e• the Ifleseed Sierament givm by Rev. Father SA. The yariour hodira who took part in the ...
... BIRTH. GALLAGHER —To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallagher, 12 King Street, Newry—a son. n 79 Dl-TH. HOOKE— June 10 1912 at the !widen:, a his son-in-law (Hugh Carroll), Khorknagreine, Dublin Omagh. Cornelius Hooke. aged 94 years,—R.l.P. 61093 mnc';s 'ucinel SATURDAY ...
... imperative I encore she pleasingly rendered Because. No appearance on a local platform is more welcome L•hin that of Mr. Frank Gallagher, a cultured baritone with a big chain of and scarcely ever did he invest any item as that with which he tarred David ...
... As usual Miss TreacY was in benignant and accommodating mood, and rendered Mother Machree with absolute charm. Mr. Frank Gallagher, a baritone of whom the town may well be proud, was in voice, and did full justice to Adams' Nancy Lee. The vociferous ...
... of Dromore. The Chairman having announced the receipt of a letter of apology from Mr. J. J. Mooney, the borough. Mr. Frank Gallagher. Fein Ceoil winner. rang Nation Once Again. in which the audience joined, the ac: ciontrininient Irving rendered by St ...
... to an imperative encore, she sang another , petty item with great power and feeling. The Ringing of The Legacy, Mr. Frank Gallagher, was nothing short of brilliant, and ! he bowed his aatnowledgmenta to the great. applause which followed. Mr. thven Lloyd ...