... was most fective, and as soon as the nov) strangers lost sight of in the inp, the popular mind oo the for the postboy Captain Brady's bl the mail coach from Cork, in} by the quard of rticular care of the who was we the lady with the silver fe Tsaw the ...

... afts. It also swept - overboard Captain Biadbiurn, first 'officer Sweet- leke,' second officer Ross, and two seamen. .Captain Brady, who behaved so gallantly when the steamer Atlantic was lost 'was on board, and took the command. t TRADE AND FINANCL. ...

... -~Veaterday, the fa gy monastery, he found ccffins half destroyed, and la year. But the of her Majesty costs fired at Captain Brady, one bullet striking bim place of worship were conducted the the nation nearty £409,000, end the total charge i, ¢),¢shonidcr ...

... grounded ORS Was alien wards assisted off, making no more water jug Apeil Bf barque Riis, arrived here atter, the with Captain Brady and tue whole of the crew of te StJoba, N.B., which vessel St Hilda (of London), from ou Lhe dd Jan. Firth of Ta Captain ...

... fine vessel, her craw, and passenger*, greatly to be deplored. ACCIDENT A BELFAST STEAMER. The s.b. Fair Head, Belfast, Captain Brady, which has arrived from Liban, reports having experienced terrific weather on the passage. When the North Sea Friday last ...

... three years ago; and Uaptain LYnn was a very euergetic and skilful commanider. The SteZIlship Fair Hjead, of Belfast, Captain Brady, which has arrived from Libau, reports hainug experienced terrifc weather on the passage. When in the North Sea oan Friday ...

... islfand passage. a CASUALTIES. T The onidl (ebip) is reported ashore two neiles I from hoe-- Frauc. r 'Tes Thomas Lord (Captain Brady), Liverpool j | for Ness Orleans, laden with salt, has arrived at Qaeenstosn leaky. I I'The FitzrDy, tramrx London for ...

... castahts sent up roe a rasd fired gnus. A pilot cutter proceeded to uer Q assistance very shortly, and, by directiou rt f .Captain Brady, the pasSengers, 11 .ll niun G L, r wers transferred to the cutter, and safely cur- a veyed to Alillbay Pier, wisere they ...

... Bound; with passengers on board, indeed, it is obligatory for them to do 60. On the occasion in question, however, all Captain Brady's efforts to get a pilot proved futile. They may be said to have in some respects led him on the rocks, for it was whilst ...

... Mlawiag prepaid ntM:~ Births sad Dssths U. 6d. MactiagM 2s- «i BIRTHS. •■©DEB—iUrth St, 3 Kthtl Plsce. Mount Dorita th» wife Captain Bradis; daughter. BBS .March 96, at 6 U'Leaa Street, th. wife Wm. Brown ; daughter. ...

... company. Hf knew of a ship in which the compasy had an interest The Bushmills Shipping Company owned the ship, and Mr Boyd, Captain Brady and himself were interested in it. They gnt profits out of it, hut he allowed his share to remain in the ship. It was bought ...

... Hdpkinson, a former president of the Institution of Electrical Engineers, who ha's already been gazetted to the ' command, and Captain Brady, Royal Engineers, ho has been appointed adjutant, the names of several gentlemen associated practically with i electrical ...