... LUCIFERS AND PETROLEUM. Captain Brady, of the ship Avon, was on •Saturday summoned before the Birkenhead stipendiary for allowing a quantity of matches, other than safety matches, on board his ship laden with petroleum, ifi the Birkenhead Great i0at- ...

... properly stored. John Darney, chief draughtsman with Messrs Short Bros.. Sunderland, who built the Dun- murry, in 1891, and Captain Brady, who superin- tended the building of the vessel; having spoken to the fittings of the steamship, evidence was given by ...

... properly stored. John Darney, chief draughtsman with Messrs Short Bros., Sunderland, who built the Dun- murry, in 1891, and Captain Brady, who superin- tended the building of the vessel, having spoken to the fittings of the steamship, evidence was given by ...

... masts, spars, and outfit, which will be of the very highest class. The vessel has been built under the superintendence of Captain Brady, and it is expected that she will be ready to proceed to sea about, the middle of July, when she will be placed under the ...

... 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 ...

... inersth:at. lf,8 shins *vcre colliers. He couli noE Eay whiat rthe colliers were worth, but n they would probably bring £500. Captain Brady was a shim master. and. nuhiscieently became a c partner in Boyd Brotbers. He ha¢d liad a goail s ,eat of capital. -whieh ...

... between Major Hough. ton land Captain Wolseley, when a shot passing through the body of the former, he instantly expired. Captain Brady, of the 93rd Regiment, was latelv killpd in a duel at Martinrque, with a Ur Rochford, an inhabitant of that isiand. THE ...

... 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 ...

... Nevfoundland, correspondent writes on January 20:-On Tuesday, January 17, the steamer Tnrret Age, of Newcastle-on- Tyne -Captain Brady), put in here badly damaged. She was on a voyage from Havre, via Cardiff. to New York, with part general cargo,' and met ...

... from St. John's, Newfoundland, January 20th :—On Tuesday, January 17th, the steamer Turret Age, of Newcastle-on-Tyne, Captain Brady, put in here badly damaged. She was on a voyage from Havre, via Cardiff, to New York, with part general cargo, and met ...

... from St. John's, Newfoundland, January 20th :—On Tuesday, Jannarv 17th, the steamer Turret Age, of Newcastle-on-Tyne, Captain Brady, put in here badly damaged. She was on a voyage from Havre, WL Cardiff, to New York, with part general cargo, MM met the ...

... Mr Arnold Bellew. E. L. Beryl, H. Cecil Beverley. Mr Charles Black, Miss Flo Blair, Mr kden Blyde, Mrs Milo Bradford, Captain Brady, Mr Jamies Brogden, Mr Arthur Browning, Miss Marian Butke, Miss Emilie Burton, Prof. James H. Caban, Mr Meers Caffrey, ...