scally

Leave it to Scally to get in one last jibe.

He trailed after Scally, almost getting the bird once but coming away with only a feather.

Between 1800 and 1870, many members of the Scally family arrived in Philadelphia.

Records indicate that the members of the Scally family were among the first to emigrate to America.

The Scally rally is a series of events run every year from the United Kingdom.

Gillingham chairman Paul Scally was quoted as saying "anything under a million is an insult".

Other early modern forms of the surname include Scally and Skully.

What did ye think Scally was?"

She picked up a small crust of bread lying on the floor outside the cage and fed it to Scally through the wire bars.

Sheridan forced back her heartache over Scally.

According to Alex Scally "There's very little reverb on the record".

Coombs was the original operator of Scally and also built the puppet of him too.

It was founded by Mr. Joe Scally in 1970 .

Recording this album was considerably more expensive; Scally says, "Every bit of money we got, we spent.

Chairman Paul Scally has cited the lack of parking as one of the main reasons why a new stadium is essential.

"Scally is short for scalawag."

"Shove off, swab," Scally retorted, dancing along toward a lit cigar in an ashtray.

Sheridan watched in wide-eyed shock as Scally put his beak down and knocked the ashtray off the desk.

Sister Anthony Scally.

Signed G Mark Scally.

"They used to use acids or chemical washes," said Thomas Scally, the Met's manager for the project.

Neil Scally played for Ayr United and then Dumbarton.

However, Gillingham chairman Paul Scally stated that he believed the player's agent had already agreed a deal with another club.

Ciaran Scally is a retired Irish rugby union scrum-half.

"It's a great job," Mr. Scally said.