... Americans endeavoured forward they were compelled by the fire to fall hundred yards They rallied encouraged the Lieutenant-Colonel Brady The auxiliary warships the harbour tried shell the flank but of artillery powerful enough to enemy Iowa Oregon Orleans ...

... careful, fey ire that he will p&a crack on. The writer also @eye that Rumen is quit* innocent. The letter has been beaded to Colonel Brady, the chief constable. d inquiries aro wade. TURKEY AND GREECE. IMPOST= MOST, SD D. received ia Vienna from Constantinople ...

... Scotland, Mr MacGregor-Mathers. Anjonrg new names of ' Soci6taires or moteibrs I note those *if 1aflame Barry.Delitiy, Colonel Brady, the Marquis de Clancarty, retired Captain of Frenich Artillery ; Monseigneur De L'Es- caille, Apostolic Prostoiotary and ...

... Waterford said far Scotland, Mr Maigiregur-Miehers. A new names ci Bogitaires mashers note these el Madam* Barry-Delany, Colonel Brady, the Margnie de Clesmarty, retired Captain hem h Artillery ; aleseseigneer Ds LireicelltisrAr.tolic Protonotary and Demi ...

... when it was first unfurled the uplands of Virginia. Colonel Brady told me last nignt that be is thinking seriously of placing the flag in the Capitol Albany, NV, whore enlisted 1861. told Colonel Brady that he wonld better place the grand old flag in the ...

... Volunteers, of the famous Irish Brigadr,, ,, noaan.lerl by General Thomas Franeht Neagh( r. The flag is in the pop.aeitsion of Colonel Brady. It was prusebtrif In his regiment in 1863 by citizen,. of Now York. Anson the names of the diniors itiscribt,d upon a ...

... Sixtythird Kegimrnt, New Turk Tolnatean, of the famous Irish Brigade, OeBSMI Fraaoie Meagher. The leg ia ia the nmmlna of Colonel Brady. It was pvaemtid hie regimtnt ia 1863 citiaane at Man York. Among the aaamn at the donma taerrihsd upon tilver head aroaad ...

... Pratt- Saunders, the Dean of Kildare and Mrs. Coweil. Colonel Bonbam, Colonel and Mrs. Wall, Canon| Sherlock, Canon Smith, Colonel Brady, Colonel Sherrington, Mr. H. H. Aylmer, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. De Burgh, Mr. and Mrs. T. Cooke Trench, and Honourable Mr. Colborne ...

... Lady-Carew has arrifed at. Kigstonw from England. Lady Stopford and suite have arrived, at Kingstown from England. Lieut-Colonel Brady and ?? 3 arrived at Kingstown from England. I: General Webber has arrived -at Kings. 1 town from England. i; W EIisonMacaxtney ...

... Lord and Lady Mostyn. The following are amongst the Waal arrivals at Kingstown per Royal Mail steamers :—Lieuten.uit-Colonel Brady and Mrs Brady, Captain Bellingham Somerville, Captain James, let Gloster Regiment ; Captain Copley, General Webber, W Maeartney ...

... left North Wall for England. The following are amongst the latest arrivals Kiagstown per Boval Mail ateamwa:— Lientenant Colonel Brady and Brady, Captaia Bellingham Somerville, Cr.plain James, Ist Gloiter Regt; Captain Copley, General Webber, W EUiaoa Macartney ...

... l'huredm.y, inne , General Sir Polk:fen Radcliffe, K.C.8., in the chair. The following officers attended m—General Hail, Colonels Brady. Archer-Houblon, Green, and Butler ; Majors Evens Gordon, Mackenzie Edwards, Lord George Pratt, and Gime, ; Captains Rhodes ...