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... GRAND CAN LOST a in the Grand Cana! Boat, ermmanded by Captain Brady, who parted from Dublin to Tullamorc Tluirfday the rjth inilaiit, black leather Fort-nan-can, .containing many articles value. It prcfiiiri was taken mirfake, as one has been lirtt in ...
... merit continuance. Capel-flreet, t6th July, 1804. GRAND -CAN At OdT a PafTeuger in the Grand Canal Boat, com- a manded by Captain Brady, who parted from Dublin to Tuliarnorc on Thurfdaythe 19th inltant, black leather rortmanieau, containing many, articles ...
... Brady’s, and Captain Martin’s corps ry, proceeded the fiiOiC effect the reicue the your g Itrely l ilt t £ middle the Captain Brady had prevailed u Scanlan and hts owtrs to thelidy, who was (landed out the I cider to 1 ien.h. The party, ho-v-ve-, remained ...
... At Limerick, tne wife ot John binjrleton, of for. heir; the wife of William Lurcher, Efq. Kikullane, of fon • tne lady Captain Brady. 21ft Regt. Dragoons of a daughter. . ...
... with the transaction al| luded to. —Cuirc Journal. Melancholy Event.— On Tuesday evening, Mr. Anthony Brady, brother of Captain Brady | llaheen, with Mr. Henry Fosbery, and William i Kougban, were upset in a boat in Scarrilf Bay, 1 County Clare, when returning ...
... jail, in the manner they were taker* * At the early hour of six o’clock on Monday evening, Patrick Malone, steward to Captain Brady, ofllaheea, county Clare, was stopped at Newcastle, in the liberties this city, by two armed ruffians. one «f whom presented ...
... Charlotte, daughter George Pendon, of Curristown, in County Westmeath, Esq. Barrister at Law. At Kihnorc, the 6th instant. Captain Brady, to Misa Jane Oldfield. At Armagh, on the 12th instant. Leonard Dobbin, jun.. Esq., Mary, fourth daughter of the Rev. Doctor ...
... constabulary, named Slattery, under the following circumstances-—Slattery having received some private instructions from Captain Brady, the chief constable of police, at Swords, repaired tins house, where he found two men and woman drinking. One the men ...
... were found in the lawn, but several were taken off by Day and Byrne. On Ivers being handed over to the police at Swords, Captain Brady, chief constable, immediately despatched his scouts, and finally succeeded in the apprehension of Day and Byrne, at No ...
... and arrived her moorings yesterday. Two F»b —loteUigaaoe was received of a fire having broken oot on board the Sarah, Captain Brady, belonging Barking. The fire was first perceived about three o’clock yesterday morning, wh»ch time the vessel was about ...