... she has always been tbe Atlantic trade. Messrs. Short Brothers, Sunderland, were the builders, under tbe directions of Captain Brady, late of the Ulster Steamship Company. She was £O4 feet long, 39 feet beam, and feet deep. Her gross tonnage was 2,591 ...

... wore cf the ooeurronoo, but no emit baa yet boon made. SnaMSB Abhom.—On Tuesday night, tho steamar Head, of Belfast (Captain Brady, master), waa proooedlag down the lonsb, she took the west aide of the Caannel, below tho Oyster Bara buoy. tug endoftvtiurad ...

... her masts, epsre. t.nd outlit, which will be the very higlicil ctisa, vessel ha« been boilt under Uie «u. intemleticc Captain Brady, and x,.-, «d that she will be ready to proceed to aN«A the middle July, when she will U» -ad under the command K. A, n ...

... the city, who, modestly asserts, are better judges than he, that it is the best liquid with which he ever lubricated.” Captain Brady expects to sail the same evening for New York, thence to China, calling at Singapore, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Hiogo, and Yotohama; ...

... say that Captain Brady was the superintendent of the Company, and had been so for three years. took the vessel out on her first voyage, and had appointed Captain M'Morran, who had been m their service for some time. He believed Captain Brady had given ...

... droumatancee the cue, tad having regard to the high character borne by Captain Brady, considers that he should be, and hereby is, reprimanded. The Court further directs that Captain Brady pay the sum of £lO towards the coata this inquiry, and that the sum ...

... Bing, Dr. Armstrong. Mr. and .Mrs. Coppicg, Major Garrett and officers 16th Lancers, Major Taylor and offioera R.A., Captain Brady, B.B.; Mr. and Mrs. Wools, Mrs. Stokes, Mrs, Crawford, Mrs. Tonnard, Mrs. Daniel, Mrs. Woollett, Mrs. Wbltla, Mrs. Bray ...

... world Boyd Brothers (Limited). individual members may have bod. Was not the profit in that transaction divided between Captain Brady, yourself, and Boyd!—I got part it. You are not able to tell os then where the money came from purchase ship —I not present ...

... time the vessel left Greenock and the time she arrived atNew York, and her behaviour with these cargoes such as to warn Captain Brady or Captain M'Morran that she was a tender ship 5. What the cargo with which she last left New York, was stowed under rules ...

... is as far know. Tho Richview Brickworks Company were not acquainted with, although they £12,000?—No. You don't know who Captain Brady was ? did ; fas was the employment of the Boyds. All this was going on while you, director of the Company, know nothing ...

... the time the vessel left Greenock and the time she arrived New York, and her behaviour with these cargoes such to warn Captain Brady or Captain M'Morran that she was a tender ship !—The cargoes she carried on these voyages are stated in the annexe (which ...

... Lepic. The orderly officers who accompany the Emperor are Colonel Fav6, of the Artillery; Major Schmitz, of the Staff; Captain Brady, of the Artillery; Prince de Tour d’Auvergoe-Lauraguais, and Prince Joachim Murat, Lieutenant of Cavalry. Tbe Imperial ...