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... the only officer* that did not join the persecution of that unoffending mdiUdual ; and had he acted on the suggestion of Captain Brady, there Is little doubt but that he would have taught those insolent Aristocrats a little good manners. He was exposed* ...
... devoted to the splendid feast in St. George's-hall. SIR J. Youcc.—The gal:ant Admiral Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke, K.C.8., Captain Brady, R.N.. ■nd Captain Young, R.N., were on Thursday last in an open boat at the mouth of the Southampton river, when • sudden ...
... 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 ...
... residing at Hamble, near this town, was returning from Portsmouth to Hamble, having on board Admiral Sir Joseph Yorke, Captain Brady, R.N.,arid Captain Young, R. N., also the boatman, whose name is Chandler, and a as an assistant, when nearly home, a violent ...
... MELANCHOLY DE ATH OF SIR J YORK E. CAT TAIN BRADY, R.N . YOI NG, N. The nallant Ailmiral Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke, K C. B. Captain Brady, R. N., and Captain Yonne, R.N., were on Thursday last in open at the month of the Southampton river, when a sudden ».;:iall ...
... garments. soon, however, as the fisherman discovered, his great surprise, that they were bodies, he took out those of Captains Brady and Young, which had been in the water about quarter of an hour, but life was quite extinct. The body of Sir Joseph Yorke ...
... 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 ...
... Kleetor .!!—Vole for your JCing and sav« tile King. ; Sir J. Yorre. —The gallant Admiral Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke, K.G.8.» Captain Brady, K.N., and Captain Young, R.N., were on Thursday last in an open boat at the mouth the Southampton river, when a sudden ...
... a squall Southampton water. The two naval officers who shared his fate, and whom the service has thus to regret, were Captains Brady and Young. American Theatricals. —Young Kean and Miss Clara Fisher are playing at New Orleans with the greatest success ...
... Limerick and Clare Captaiu company «f the 9th Foot oow Neoagh. A c ...
... destined for tha West Indies. The 74th Regiment relieves the detachments of the 66tb Regiment in this county and Clare. Captain Brady’s company the 2l»t Funileera has succeeded Captain Deare's company of that regiment Wexford. The reserve companies of the ...
... destined for the West Indies. The 74th Regiment relieves the detachments of the 56th Regiment in this county and dare. Captain Brady’s company of the 21st Fuaikers has succeeded Captain Dearc’s company of that regiment Wexford. The reserve companies of ...