... his special commendation, the picture by Maclise entitled The Death of Nelson, and The Burning of the Bombay, by Captain Brady, thereby evincing a high appreciation of Art as well as a deep sympathy with those productions of it which more immediately ...

... the 15th Durham (Darlington) Volunteers, was held at the County Hotel on Tuesday night, and wu very numerously attended. Captain Brady occupied the chair, and gave the usual loyal and patriotic touts, the Army', Navy, and MUitia, being coupled with the ...

... officers present were Captain Brady (commanding), Captain Benson, Lieut. Morns, and Dr. Ariowsmith. The corps was then marched, preceded by the band, to the cricket field, where they were put through a number of evolutions by Captain Brady, in the presence ...

... mate went down to part them, when the men assaulted him. He called the captain, who also went down. The pirates fired at Captain Brady, one bullet striking him in the shoulder. He ran to the upper deck, got a revolver, and returned below. He then attempted ...

... -day night the annual distribution of Christmas prizes to the members of the 16th West York Rifle Volunteers took place. Captain Brady said : Com- paring the returns of. 1875 with those of the preced- ing year, he found there was an increase under every ...

... Watson, and J. H. Brooks ; starters, Mr. T. Wateon and Mr. T. Thompson ; judges. Mr. Joseph Forater(in the absence of Captain Brady), and Mr. R. S. Benson ; and honorary secretaries, Mr. R. Elgie and Mr. Wm. Hodgson. The following are the details of the ...

... Knaresbro' — Captain Powell. Lieut. Gill. S u h -Lieutenant. Wilkin- son, and Sergeant-Inspector Corson ; Harrogate — Captain Brady, Lieut Greenwood, Lieut. Mih'irtg, and Drill Sergeant Bertram. Tadcaster— Captain Thomp- son, and Lieut. Harrison. Selby ...

... cheering was taken up and renewed again and again. A guard of honour (70 strong) of tbe Rifle Volnnteerß,uoder tbe command of Captain Brady, was here drawn up, and received the Duke of Connaught with a royal salute. After tbe troops were dispersed to their various ...

... to the mark in excellent time it was übout half -past six o'clock before the proceedings were ended. The steward* were Captain Brady, Dr. W. H. Arrow- smith, Mr- J. T. Mewburn, Mr. Jos. Forster. Mr. Jos. Shewell, Mr. W. Watson, Mr. J. H. Brooks, and Mr ...

... several selection, of music The following were the officer, who efficiently carried out all tbe arrangement. :— Stewards — Captain , Brady, Dr. W. H. Arrowsmitb. Messrs. J. T. Mew- burn, Jos. Forster, Job. Shewell, W. Watson, J. H. Brook., F. E. Mewburn, and ...

... hiring leached its maximum number of efficients, the oooa- tion was aeized to present an address and portrait in oil to Captain Brady, as a mark of the esteem in which be wae held by the membara, aad as an ap- preciation cf Lia efforts to bring tke oompany ...

... events, which, thanks to good manage- ment, were got through in excellent time. The stewards were Dr. W. H. Arrowsmith, Captain Brady, Mr. Jos. Forster, Mr. F. E. Mewburn, Mr. J. T. Mewburn, Mr. Jos. Shewell, Mr. S. Shewell, Mr. J. H. Stephenson, and Mr ...