... embankment, a height of 15 to 20 feet. In this part of the train the sole damage was done. In a third-class carriage was Captain Brady, who was on k his way to join his ship, the Rob Roy, in London Docks. He was killed, his wife and child of four-and-a-half ...

... Captain Tyndall Bright Lie-st Alfender,'ieutenant Cookson, Lieutenant narpin, MajorFaulkner, Captain Promol, Captain Cotton, Captain Brady, Captain Turner, Captain Steble; Ensgn Rowhnson, Paymaster Allender, Ensign Allender, Captain Browne, Lieutenant Skirving ...

... vtin Tyndailight I'ut.U Aenider, tiheutenaiitookson, Lieutenant trin, Major-Faulkner, Captain Promoli,Captain Cotton, Captain Brady, Captain Turner, Cs~ptaln Steble, Eiialg& Rowlins-on Pa ater Allefid&` Ensign Allenuder; Captain Brdjine!Lrietitenknt Akirving ...

... and concise manner, and in language which could not fail to be understood by his hearers. In introducing his lecture, Captain Brady described the construction of the rifle, and explained the principles on which the s:ghts were adjusted, and their arrangement ...

... green turf. Anmongst the officers who have encamped are Lieutenant- Colonel Chambers, Major Bousfield, Captain Robertson, Captain Brady, Lieutenant Cafforata, Lieutenant Wallace, Adjutant Holden, &c. As has been already stated, the men encamped for the first ...

... Chambers, thb following officers have hadr tents erected :-Captain.Adjutant Holden, Major I BousiieldiCaptain Promoli, Captain Brady, Cap- tiin Jones, Lieutenant and QuartermasterWallace, Lieut. Witter, Lieut. Rimmer, and Ensign Atkin. Son. The domestic ...

... part of those camping out, ng the officers in attendance being Lieutenant-Colonel ad Chambers, Captain-Adjutant Holden, Captains Brady, Jones, and Archer, LieutenantsaWhitterand d Rimmer, Assistant-Quartermaster Gambell and I, Ensign Wesley. Altogether ...

... Captain Whistler. The th force was divided into ten companies, commanded tE as follows:-No. 1, Captain Robertson; No. 2, WI Captain Brady; No. 3, Captain Allender; No. 4, or Captain Promoli; No. 5, Captain Turner; No. 6, is Lieutenant Anderson; No. 7, Captain ...

... handsome watohstand, presented by Lieutenant Kirby; 2nd, a pewter, from the subscription fund; 3rd, a -gold pin, presented by Captain Brady. The following ?? G. Mitchell and. R, Mitchell, Privates Troughton, Crockett, Mundy, Chapman, and Knox. Six times round ...

... the whole was excellent. Anderson tied for the medal, but lost in shooting off. 1ST l,2R.V,-The members of l Company (Captain Brady s) competed at Altoar, on Satur- day, for a challenge cup, which has to be won three times. There was a good squad in attend- ...

... historical r picture of The Death of Nelson, by Maclisa. (Loud cheers.) There is also The Burning of the Bombay,' by Captain Brady. The first, reprus Di sented here, and still more grandly in the House I of Lords, is a scene that will everbe memorable ...

... historical picture of 1 The Death of Nelson, by Maclise. (Loud cheers.) There is also The Borning of the Bombay, by Captain Brady. The first, represented here, and still more grandly in the House of Lords, is a scene that will ever be memor- able in ...