... hero this afternoon, at 4 o'clock, with the heavy portion of the East India, China, and Mediterranean mails, in charge of Captain Brady, R. N,, Admiralty agent. The Indus hat 113 passengers, amongst whom are Lord Gough. Captain Gough, Major Edwardcs, tho ...

... —Captain Faye. Captain James M'Gratb, Acting Colonel. Emmet Gusrd”—Lieutenant Kelly commanding. Irish American Guard”—Captain Brady. Shields Guard” (Brooklyn)—Captain M'Carthy. “M'Manus Invincibles”—Captain Powers. Sarsfield Guard,” Ist Co- (Brooklyn)—Captain ...

... Invincibles—Captain Powers. Montgomery Guards—Captain liana. Irish National Guard —Captain Walch. Irish American Guard—Captain Brady. The Mitcbel Independent Guard—Captain Molcahy. Fourth Regiment, Co. F.—Lieutenant H. O’Brien. Montgomery Troop. First ...

... Invincibles-Captain Powers. Montgomery Guards-4Captain Rnau. Irish National Guard -Captain Walch. Irish American Guard-Captain Brady. The Mitchel Independent Guard-Captain Mulcahy. Fourth Regiment, Co. F.-Lientenant H. O'Brien. Montgomery Troop. First ...

... Invincibles—Captain Powers. Montgomery Guards—Captain Hana. Irish National Guard —Captain Walch. Irish American Guard —Captain Brady. The Mitcbel Independent Guard —Captain Mulcaby. Fourth Regiment, Co. F.—Lieutenant U. O’Brien. Montgomery Troop. First ...

... statement, respecting the General being indebted to Sir Terra Brady, of BruMeUf 1 must say that 1 never beard either Captain Brady, or bis brother, Mr. Peter Brady, Di.lieboro’ (with whom, from my infancy, I was Intimately acquainted), make mention of ...

... a gallant show. Tho regiments formed for the day consisted the Emmet Guard, CapUin M’Grath, and Irish American Guard, Captain Brady, of New York ; the Emmet Guard, Csp'ain N agent, Shields Guard, Captain M’Carthy, Carroll Guard, Captain M'Grath, of Brooklyn ...

... Irish American Guard, New York—Captain Brady. The Emmet Guard, Brooklyn—Captain Nugent. Shield Gaard, Brooklyn—Captain 11I'Carty. The Emerald Guard—Captain Cullen. The Eighty-Second Volunteer Guard—Captain Smith. First Irish Rifles—Captain Butler. Second ...

... . SculW :l yll, Honeell, W Young, St 3 Whil'e foldr - Inwthere voted- ld Loftus . Hume, W : ' W ryor G. : :.Jn Jonrs, Captain Brady,., john- Keating;; Robert Brook., Sir, A K'r, D S Bnnbnry, W Kennedy, T caaimrH LUG F. Conooily, Thoma ;a:artney, George ...

... Day, 10s., Miss Pringle . Mr Keating 11 . John Samuels 11., Arthur Sarouc s ; . MBs Wiglesworth ls.. Andr. Scrapie IF, Captain Brady 10s., j Mrs John Reilly 55., Mrs Steward 55., Mrs Vand leur Ss., Mrs Smith- I wick 55.. Williams 2s fid.. Miss Baltersby ...

... Bahirgton. 10s Mrs hay. I.b . Mi«s Prinele 11.. Mr II , John Samuels 11.. Arthur Samuc j Mi«s M'ielesworth . Andr. Semple h. Captain Brady 10*. Mrs John . Mrs Steward r .« . Mrs Vnnd . Mr* Sro.thi’S ls .Mr' M illiams 2s 0.1.. Miss Bsttershy 2. .a Friend d Mr ...

... Macdonald Royse, late accountant iu the same department.— Sammdtrs. . _ , _ , Chef d’Escadroa Schmith, of the staff, and Captain Brady, of the artillery, have been appointed orderly officers lo the I Emperor Napoleon. QuEEa’s Rotai. Theatre— Mr. Edwards’s ...