... been committed on Wednesday night, 10th inst, within a few miles of Pettigo, on the person of an inoffensive mao named Frank Gallagher, of Lnghey, county Donegal, and who is well known to the people of Omagh and neighbourhood as a dealer in cockles. The ...

... followed with “Molly Mavourneen”—a pretty song, admirably sung. An encore followed, but he did not reply. Hrudder (Mr Frank Gallagher), was next called upon to render an account himself by singing the comic, “ The penny 'bus.” It came as pleasant surprise ...

... Bandsman). WAntiff, comic song, Limos-Corporal J. ; selections on the melodeon, Private J. Bennett; comic song. Servant Frank Gallagher ; violin solo, Private F. ; vocal trio, Private J. Martagh, 13-againt T. Lance-Corporal J. O'Hare; .1.114 Lieutenant Cronin: ...

... proportionately depresaed. The agents were:— For Messrs. Stearin and M'Arevey.—Messrs. Simi' F. Hanratty, solicitor, Frank Gallagher. J. H. Collins, end James Gordon, agents: J. Fitspattick, R. Mason, M. Griffin, Joseph Kelly, Peter *Mahon, Henry M'Ateer ...

... Gallagher, P. J. Collins, W. M. Cronin, T. O'Hare, J. P. Buckler C. Connolly, kl. Hanratty, J. Keating, P. j. O'Hare, Frank Gallagher, and J. J. Lee. At the end of the programme the nee-president of the vociety, Mr. J. P. Y'\ally, took the wood chair, ...

... 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 ...

... Cunha (YToole. J. 8. Delwin, I'. Leven!, Jo mph Consellan. Pehir Troy, Patrick Campbell. J. 0R.,.. Edward Sheridan, Frank Gallagher, Joseph Magee. JOllll Reilly. and Edward Mar. On the militia of the Re, Bro. Ihmpvey. waded by Mr. M'Caffery. the ohs ...

... 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 ...