... heard wherleie tire inside passairgers escaped siriurt or r om.-Leieseter' ouraerl. SAD CATASTROP'HE.-On TI'lursday last Captain Brady, Of Rahecir, ii. the county Clare, and his brorher, Airtiroiy Brady, EsNq., Went cut toi fish on that branch of the Shantion ...

... iigwt h litfi arri- II son-street, Grays-o-aerad hswsth natrsd of L as March or beginning ?? teltermedalyafterI ta to Captain Brady, howsthaebnsefrndfthe de- i sefendant; this letter recals to my mindthe day. 1 !r Liet. John Henna: 1 have known the plaintiff ...

... to whi extent we are unable to trace.-Globe. We lament having to record the death of Al miral Sir Joseph Yorke, ::nd Captains Bradie, land Young, R.N., who were all capsized on Thcr~ day in Captain Bradley's boat, in Jitchin Creek, in Southampton River ...

... squall on Southampton water. The two naval officers who shared his fate, and whom the service has thus to regret, were Captains Brady and Young. Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke, was brother to the present Earl of Hardwicke. At an early age he went to sea, and ...

... governors of, Ireland, we need onlysaiy thut for the firs~t tike for thirty five-years, Wexfor.d. barracks .as' ,vv soldier. Captain 'Bradie's company of. the lst 'usi- leers leftthe'barrahs~.a~fewdaye pagt^,,and noe other military, have sinee atrrived. ,Itdeed ...

... promises a winter of ?? Cr tenserabtive. to COUNTY or LD1ERxcix.-A strong police force el .of 6 men, under tre commanh of Captain Brady, s wlo has seetr in cantonment at Kiiteely sinre 26th August last, proceeded on Saturday night to scourP that country by ...

... closed, which, if true, may very possibly lead to the detection of the murderers. It was asserted that the brip Alert, Captain Brady, sailed from Patrick's-quay at four o'clock on the Sunday morning succeeding the homicide; and that shortly before she ...

... closed, wimichi, if trute, umay very pea ibly lead to the detection of the murderers. It was asserted that the brig Alert, Captain Brady, sailed from Patrick's-quay at four o'clock on the Sunday morning suc- cetdiug the homicide; and timat, shortly before ...

... life was taken in a rencontre with some desperadoes on tae Glanmire.road, near Cork. It was stated that the brig Alert (Captain Brady), sailed from Patrick's Quay, Cork, at four o'clock, on the morning suc- ceeding the murder, and that shortly before she ...

... respectable correspondent has supplied us with the proceedings of the Cookstown Guadians held on the 7th inst. Present Captain Brady,a (Chairman); Colonel Stuart,a S. R. Magill,a R. W. Lowry, and Henry Greer,a Eeqrs. E-Mr, Teneral .Mr faan, AiMr Loughranb ...

... scarcely any of the surrounding gentry in attendance, At the Ennis Petty Sessions on Friday, Bindon Blood, Esq., with Captains Brady, Gore, and Leyne, R.M., pre- sided. The names of complainants were rapidly called over, and there being no appearances ...

... Invincibles-Captain Powers. Montgomery Guards-4Captain Rnau. Irish National Guard -Captain Walch. Irish American Guard-Captain Brady. The Mitchel Independent Guard-Captain Mulcahy. Fourth Regiment, Co. F.-Lientenant H. O'Brien. Montgomery Troop. First ...