... whisky ; but w e live and learn. Inl an A merican exchange we read the following, under the head of Gossip of the Day .-Captain Brady, of tbhe steamship Busbinills, which arrived at Nlew York yesterday from London, sputn a re- m aarkable yarn to a gapingr ...

... 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 ...

... that he was the manager of the company which owned the vessel. They had purchased the steamer beforeshe was launched. Captain Brady made the purchase and superin- teuded the finishing of her. He afterwards became t her first master. Her first voyage was ...

... MTear, and Boyd Brother,. And the Archview Brickworks ? I was not acquainted with that. Althongh they got £1CJ»0? No; Captain Brady was in the employment the Boyds. These things were all in existence when joined the company. When I examined the ledger’s ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... January last by Messrs. Short Brothers, Sunderland, the work of construction being carried -oat under the direction of Captain Brady, late of the TJlstcr Steamship Company. She was constructed for the Atlantic trade, and oni her last outward bound voyage ...

... landed safely at Malta by the steamer Olenearn. Sumatra, which was formeily Peninsular and Orientalliner, was commanded by Captain Brady, the registered owner. kr the Monaghan Assises—before Mr Justice Andrews—a man named Patrick M•Phillips, keeper of a small ...

... 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 ...