... fact that the first full rigged ship that has navigated the canal arrived at Saltport on Sunday. The vessel is the Avon, Captain Brady, 1,590 tons register, and had a cargo of 1,816 loads of pftclipine timber consigned to the pitch. pine Company, London ...

... being sick, was slightly wounded. The Major of the 76th Pennsylvania regiment, whose name Ido not remember, was killed. Captain Brady, of the 11th Pennsylvania reserves, was also killed. NEW YORK, SEPT. 16.-1 special despatch to the World, dated Frederick ...

... in the 44sQnce of Col. A. Gladstone, was commanded by Major Tinley : gth Conpeny, Captain Crosbie ; 14th (Edge-hill), Captain Brady 19th (Scotch), Captain Maxwell; and the 39th (Welsh), Captain Griffiths. The muster comprised upwards of 200 men, and they ...

... the city, who he 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 Yokohama; ...

... being sick, was slightly wounded. The Major of the 76th Pennsylvania regiment, whose name Ido not remember, was killed. Captain Brady, of the 11th Pennsylvania reserves, was also killed. NEW YORK, SEPT. 16.----A special despatch to the World, dated Frederick ...

... Prendergast, Snii-Lieutenant, 85th Regiment, Line; Swiney, Lieutenant, 31th Regiment; Kennedy, Lieut.-Colonel • Shoe, Captain ; Brady, Officer d’Ordnanee of the Emperor (wounded at Solferino). Squabbling foe Gloey.—The newn of the moral accord of the allies ...

... Captain C. U. Bradr, I have already announced that her owners had sent him a cheque for 1,000 dols., with their thanks. Captain Brady claims salvage, however, and has returned the cheque, at the same time libelling the vessel and cargo, proceedings to this ...

... sword belt, and frog-belt, with silver ornaments. The two companies were under the command of Captain Tindal Bright and Captain Brady, and went through company and battalion drill, in the presence of large and select body of spectators, in unexceptionable ...

... keep its brightness unsullied—and that they have done their best to wreath around it a mown of honour. At the call of Captain BRADY, three hearty cheers were given for Mrs. Bright; so vigorous, indeed, waathe waving of hats, that one of the Volunteers ...

... historical r picture of The Death of Nelson, by Maclisa. (Loud cheers.) There is also The Burning of the Bombay,' by Captain Brady. The first, reprus Di sented here, and still more grandly in the House I of Lords, is a scene that will everbe memorable ...

... historical picture of The Death of Nelson,*' by Maclise. (Loud cheers.) There is also The Burning of the Bombay, by Captain Brady. The first, represented here, and still more grandly in the House of Lords, is a scene that will ever be memorable in the ...

... a ball on his cuirass, which glanced off front him and struck the cuirass of a captain who was near him. The horse of Captain Brady, orderly officer to his Majesty, was wounded. The Emperor, it is said, during the whole day had nothing to cat but a small ...