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... stray''— {Vne'Jongue guerre vie parait pen probable, car la Russie n'a reelement pas d'armee ) Irishmen the French Service.— Captain Brady, of he artillery, has been appointed one of the Emperor’s orderlies. We have recently noticed the decoration of Sergeant ...
... 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 ...
... and by It. O'Halloran end Buckle foe the Clitteanrille. SHIPPIN.: Liens LOST.— The steamship Fair Head, of lihilhaat, Captain Brady, which arrived at London e n the 10th instant. from Lila r art■ boring ex.r•rieneeef terrific weather on the ',save. Worn ...
... 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 ...
... director in MTear and Co. Ha wae also director in the Kichview Brickworks Co., and was director of Boyd Brothers and Co. Captain Brady was an employ* of Boyd Brothers. Carmichael's was a private firm. The liquidator had gone through the accounts as far could ...
... Mr. and Mre. Joseph Atkinson, the Misses Anketell (2), Major and Mr* Anson, Captain and Mr* Bray, Major and Mr* Batter, Captain Brady, R. 8.; Mr.T B»Ulie G*g«.Ml« M. Bnrtow, Mr John Laird Bristow. Mia Bennett. Mr. R Bell, Mr. and Mre J. 8. Boyd, Mr*. B ...
... inersth:at. lf,8 shins *vcre colliers. He couli noE Eay whiat rthe colliers were worth, but n they would probably bring £500. Captain Brady was a shim master. and. nuhiscieently became a c partner in Boyd Brotbers. He ha¢d liad a goail s ,eat of capital. -whieh ...
... bowsprit are built of sieel; the other spars are of pitch pine. ‘The vessel has been built under the superintendence of Captain Brady, and will be fisted ont with a full East Indian’ outfit of the highest class. It 1s expected that the new vessel will be ...
... 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 ...
... Armstrong, Mr. and, Mrs. Copping, Major Garrett and officers de- tachlment 16th Lancers, Major Taylor and officers R.A., Captain Brady, R.E.; Mr. and Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Stokes, Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Tunnard, Mrs. Daniel, Mrs. Woollett, Mrs. Whitla, Mrs. Bray ...
... of the company that brought down. Be had looked on the advance. amounting to X 60 to, coospemee ea good for roparang. Captain Brady, who got an advance to LIMO, omen of the bat him them in them wero now of tittle vales. 114 (twiner) made to rider the ...