... of Cork, and other Chief Constables in the Limerick district hourly expect an order to change quarters. Amongst them. Captain Brady from Barrington's-bridge, it is thought to Listowel. Mr. Lewis, and the police stationed in Castlebar, have received the ...

... HIT lIS, 111 Mitchelstown, the Lady of Captain Brady, 21»t Fusiieers, of foa. In Lumbmr.l-Sirerl, Galway, Lady O’Dontll O’Hara, of daughter. MARRIED. Waterford, Lieutenant John William Pons, late of the tsl, or King’s Dragoon Guards, to Cnlherlne Ann ...

... more, county Wexford, of a daughter. Sept. 13, Mitcnelstown, the house of her father, the Rev. John Lord, the Lady of Captain Brady, late 21st Royal Fu-ileer*, son. Sept. 11, the Lady the Rev. Francis Cooper, Brisbane Glebe, of daughter. At Blenuervllle ...

... county Cork, and other Chief Constables in the Limerick district hourly expect order to change quarters. Amongst them. Captain Brady from Barringston’s-bridge, it is thought, Listowell. Mr. Lewis, and the Police stationed in Castlebar, have received the ...

... stick ; Captain Brady .ode among them and advised them desist would not , there was no magistrate all with the police at this time ; witness called on Captain Brady and said it was a dangerous place for him to in without magistrate” ; Captain Brady then ...

... casks) part of the cargo City of Limerick. which was recently wrecked near BeUybunnion, were discovered on last Sunday Captain Brady of the Constabulary, in the house a Pob> Hoan named Church Listowel, who committed jail for having them bis possession ...

... Clonmel. Lary, wife of Jobs an, late lieutenant LIC Bandon. if hill ate, George, ring illneas. Harriet 1. of Cloncas I. CAptain Brady, re, retcr Maticie, of late Janata Gorge T. 82t1 regiment. U yvirs, Mr. Thore.utera in this city, rime society. nary 16 ...

... Lawlor party; was then in conversation with Captain Brady, a most able and efficient officer; Captain Brady asked a man standing by to show hifn bis stick, promising to return it; he gave it to him, and Captain Brady observed to witness that they were in the ...

... BIRTHS. In Mitchelstown, the Lady of Captain Brady, 21»t Fu> sileers of a son. In Lombard street, Galway, Lady O’Donnell O’Hara, of a daughter. At Clifton Lodge, Co. Cork on the 18th tot. the Lady of T.C. Cole, Esq. of son. MARRIAGES. On the 15th instant ...

... fierson could more eligible. The public voice calls Mr. to ue the candidate, and trust will not disappoint it.—Ptfof. Captain Brady. 21st Fusileers, is on a tour re(•tving the condemned stores of the Yeomanry to the County Wexford. ...

... to the officer commanding the troops at Tralee, for party of the military attend Ballycagh, and also issued orders to Captain Brady, Chief Constable, at Listow’d, attend with nil the jiolice he could mutter. Accordingly, Captain Hooper, Ensigns Moore ...

... Dublin: Thp Sfunsfet* ClrcQit commence* at Enms Tuesday, the February, and Limerick, Saturday. 2d March. r - DEATH OF CAPTAIN BRADY. restret to »t.. 13 that account! have just rejirted'uS of the death of Captain Bratly, C. C. P. at a fever a few days ...