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... and in almost every country where the Irish missionaries went, the lamp of Faith still burned. (Loud applause.) Mr. Frank Gallagher, secretary Newry Division A.0.H., proposed vote of thanks to Father Fitzpatrick. Mr. J. Boyd seconded, and Father M’Gratb ...
... Southern and in *lmo,* every country where the missionaries went, the lamp of Faith stiß burned. (Loud applause.) Mr. Frank Gallagher, secretary Newry Division A.0.H., roomed a vote of thanks to Father Fitspetrick. Mr. S. Boyd seconded, and Father M'Grath ...
... they presented a pleasant and formidable appearance. The procession was in charge of Bros. Morgan. president, and V Frank Gallagher, secretary. The ery Rev. Joseph Doyle ' Adm.. ssai..tei by Fathers Fitzpatrick and O'Hagan, at this Mass. While riding ...
... Thie. D. Gallagher, W. Holmes. 3s Heaney. 2s 6d each—Patrick Chilly, James Morgan, Terence Murphy, John M'Cleilmd, jun.; Frank Gallagher, Patrick ...
... O’Callaghau, C. M’Parland, J. Qonnolly, T. D. Gallagher, J. Murtagh, K. M’Laughlin, John O’Hare, J. Boden, John M’Atoer, Frank Gallagher, and P. Murtagh, while Miss Campbell and Miss Lupton filled the parts opposite their names in faultless style. The stage ...
... Smith, 14 Milton Street; Thos. Dobbin, 51 Pound Street; Thos. Hagans. 6S Plema Street; Maurice Farrell, 37croeUs Street; Frank Gallagher, Falls Road; Edward Hartley, 21 Belgrade Street; James Owens, Mary Street. Denis Clarke, 15. Crane Street. . The Court ...
... Wilhain Smith. 14 Mitten Street; The.. 31 Pound Street The.. Ragan. tltl Plevna Street Maurice Farrell. 37 Crocus Street Frank Gallagher. 32 Fails Rend; Edward IHartley. 21 Belg rade Street James Owens. 45 Mary Street; Denis Clarke. 15 Crane Street. ...
... between them-and the foreign, or i«n-Irish productions we sometimes hear. the singing-^'‘ Come back to Erin,” bv Mr. Frank Gallagher, there was both ability and sentiment displayedand the familiar* arc sounded far than anything this gentle»aoi) has sung* ...
... aged 37. SALLAGHER—JuIy 27. at Private Hospital. 20, Moantjoy Square. Dublin, Mary Josephine, ' dearly loved wife of Frank Gallagher. -July 28. Bridgo Street, Boyle. James Eugene Golden. lANRAHAN—JuIv 26, at Glen island. Castlebar. County ilsyrs Sergeant ...
... Joseph M'Cann: Ballydermot -- Michael Diamond and James Diamond ; Leitrim—John Donnelly and William Brennan: Tanmarian—Frank Gallagher and Thomas Cualiley Killybery and Minn agh—John Diamond and Felix ; Woodtown and Tandsdne—J. M'Guckin and Harry Boyle:HI ...
... s Cronin, Misa Keenan, Miss Markey, Miss Kirwan,-Miss Gallagher, and Messrs. H. J. M'Conville, J.P.; John MâAteer, Frank Gallagher, J. Markey, and P. F. Irwin. The accompaniments, were' played by Miss Lynch and Miss Markey, whilst Mr. T- D- Gallagher ...
... the concert Cronin, Miss Keenan, Markey, Miss Kirwan, MUIR Gallagher. and Mews. H. .1. M'Cuville, J. r . John M'Ateer, Frank Gallagher. P.. 1. Marker, and P. F. Irwin. The accompaniments were played by Mits Lynch and Miss Markey, whilst Mr. T. D. Gallagher ...