... bid of Captain J. H. Brady of £l3 for policy of SUM the bankrupt's life accepted. The offer was accepted. Toe offer of Captain Brady of for policy on tho beohrupt'e life woe refuse!, was also that Air. James of £ll5 lor promises, and 8 Talbot Buoet. The ...

... meeting last evening, when the following office-bearer* were elected for the ensuing season Captain. T. Rodgers; vice captain. Brady; treasurer, S. Lyttlc; secretary. Thomas Hutchinson, No. Matilda Street, with whom all join matches can now he arranpid ...

... time vessel left Greenock sod the time she arrived New York, mid waa her behaviour with these cargoes such os to warn Captain Brady or Captain M'Morran that she was a tender ship. (5] What was tbs cargo with which she last left Msw York; woe she stowed ...

... had better be received cum tjrcnw aalis. A BELFAST VESSEL IN A STORM. TWO LIVES LOST. The s.B. Fair Head, of Belfast, Captain Brady, which arrived at London on the 10th inst., from Libau, reports having experienced terrific weather on the passage. When ...

... Eaten. BJC.; and flaptoina Knox, Call—, and Coaaaa _ Mr. KTMCMpMndfar efTnd*; Mr. Dodd, Q.C bj M«mh, Gonoo U-DowaU), for Captain Brady, mad Mr. Jubm M'Clmq lor Gapt. M'Mozzaa. ountor thaTeaad attUtiaeof Uw foondonßC, and forJ.W. Naylor. Mr. ai'Taar. opanins ...