... Lepic. The orderly officers who accompany the Emperor are Colonel Favd, of the Artillery; Major Schmitz, of the Staff; Captain Brady, of the Artillery ; Prince du la Tour d'Auvergne Lauragnais, and Prince Joachim Murat, Lieutenant of Cavalry. The Imperial ...

... Lepie. The orderly officers who accompany the Emperor are Colonel Face, of the Artillery; Maj .r Schmitz, of the Staff; Captain Brady of the Artillery; the Prince de la Tour d'Auvergne-Lauraguais; and Prince Joachim Murat, Lieutenant of Cavalry. The Imperial ...

... Toulougeon, - Count Lcpic. The orderly officers who accompany are Colonel Fare, of the ArtiUory ; Major Wehmitr of the Stuff; Captain Brady, of the Artillery, 1 la Tour d'Anvcrgno Lauragnais, and Joachim Emperor, who command the 4th corjsi, left Paris on Sunday ...

... received a ball on his cuirass, which glanced off him and struck the cuirass of a captain who was near him. The horse of Captain Brady, orderly officer to his Majesty, was woundled. In the great attack en the c' ntre it was General Maneque that led the first ...

... received ball on Ins cuirass*, which glanced off from him and struck the cuirass of a captain who was near him. The horse of Captain Brady, orderly oflicer to His Majesty, was wounded. The I .mperor Napoleon, it is said, during the whole day bad nothing to eat ...

... received a ball his cuirass, which glanced off from him and struck the cuirass of a captain who was near to him. The horse of Captain Brady, orderly officer to his Majesty, was wounded. The Emperor, it is said, during the whole day had nothing to eat but a small ...

... graphically descril)€B adventure which savours of Robin Hood and Rob Roy, for the leader this adventure, who took the name of Captain Brady, seems to have combined with their daring also their chivalrous and discriminating protection of the weak and the poor ...

... individual, advancing at the same moment. I have the pleasure of introdoting to your notice that greatly libelled person, Captain Brady. in my bumble self. tear nothing, gentlemen. continued bluudshed is not our object; you shall have a share of our provisions ...

... considered a satisfactory rate of speed both owners and builders. Schooner Abandoned.— The schooner Matilda of Dublin, Captain Brady, bound from Limerick to the Clyde with a cargo of oats, was abandoned in a sinking state, with loss of boats, after having ...

... suddenly broke and the horse fell. Mr Anderson escaped without injury. | Schooner Abandoned.—The schooner Matilda, | Dublin, Captain Brady, bound from Limerick to , the Clyde with cargo of oats, was abandoned in a [ sinking state, with loss of boats, after having ...

... Steele gave The and Manufacturing Interests. and Mr Robert Fuller replied. Dean of Guild Hewat gave The Geptains, and Captain Brady replied, and gave The Secretary and Treasurer. Ex -Bailie Gray gave The Fair Maids of Perth, and Dr Bast replied. ...

... historical icture of The Death of Nelson, by Maclise. ( ( Loud cheers.) There is also The Burning 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 memorable in the ...