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... TURNLY & BAYT HAVE received from Quesec, per the Brunswick, Captain Brady, . 300 Barreis Pot Ashes, . 76 Picces Ouk [imber, 44 Pieces Pine. 3500 Staves. October 25. ...
... d TURNLY & BaATT HAVE received from Queskc, per the Brunswick, ¢ Captain Brady, v 300 DBurrels Pot Ashes, L s 76 Pieces Oak Timber, . 44 Pieces Pine. - 8500 Staves. : October 25. ——— e R e S NEW MONTREAL POT ASHES. . UST arrived, ver the Anwn, from Quoec ...
... TURNLY & BAIT HAVE received from Quesec, per the Brunswick, Captain Brady, 800 Barrels Pot Ashes, 76 Pieces Oak Timber, 44 Pieces Pine. 3500 Staves. October 25. ...
... R A — e e TURNLY & BATT HAVB received from Quesec, per the Brunswick, Captain Brady, | 300 Barrels Pot Ashes, 76 Pieces Oak Timber, L 44 Pieces Pine. 3500 Staves. October 25. ...
... TURNLY % BATT HAVE received from Quenec, per the BRunswick, Captain Brady, 300 Barrels Pot Ashes, 76 Pieces Oak Tiniber, 44 Pieces Pine. 3500 Staves. e jeety October] 25, ...
... diseharged. Adjourned to Tuesday.— Leinster Jour, SAD CATASTROPHE. ( From Ifir Limerick Fvening Post.) On Thursday last, Captain Brady, of Raheen, in the County Clare, and his brother Anthony Brady, lisq. went out to fish on that branch of the Shannon that ...
... money, transmitted to a northern banking house was stolen), wvere arrested by the Swords police, un- der the command of Captain 'Brady. CARLSaUHE, Dec. 2S.-We have received the melarilesoly news of the dreadful fire at lBoundorff, a town in the Biack Forest: ...
... MELANCHOLY DEATHOFSIRJ YORKE, CAS TAIN BRADY, R.N,, asp CAPT. YOUNG, The gallant Admiral Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke, K. C. B. Captain Brady, R. N., and Captain Young, R.N., were on Thursday last in an open boat at the mouth of the Southampton river, when a sudden ...
... Kleetor .!!—Vole for your JCing and sav« tile King. ; Sir J. Yorre. —The gallant Admiral Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke, K.G.8.» Captain Brady, K.N., and Captain Young, R.N., were on Thursday last in an open boat at the mouth the Southampton river, when a sudden ...
... left Gort an Tuesday for Dublin, whence they mil for M such ester. They are replaced by the 6th or Enniskillen Dragoons. Captain Brady the 21st Furilacrs, it an tour, receiving the condemned stores of the Yeomanry in county of Wexford. Mr. Assistant-Surgeon ...
... A large body of police from the several country divisions, wit h the Inspector, Cap- Hamilton, are in the village with Captain Bradie’s from Wexford, and a company of the 2ist Fosileers, from Kilkenny. The yeomanry force party ot horse Tike Ye Tye ood ...
... the party and a carabine, which was dropped in their flight.—Jdem. A strong Police force of 60 men, under com- mand of Captain Brady, who has been in canton- ment at Kilteely since 26th August last, pro- ceeded on Saturday night to scour. that country ...