... instrument itaelf May that bugle (which he now handed over to Captain Brady) continue heir-loom in the company for many years to come. (Applause.) He believed was correct in saying that Captain Brady would put them to shooting very soon. As they were aware ...

... heartily drunk, Mr. Dyson completed the toast list by proposing the “Health of the Host and Hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Berry.’’ Captain Brady announced that there would be a church parade on. Sunday next Christ Church and then, on behalf of the company, thanked ...

... assembled the Orderly 'Room, James Street, preparatory to attending divine service at Christ Church. Under the command of Captain Brady, about 18 file, headed the band, marched to the Cbnrch, where most suitable sermon was preached the vicar, the Rev. W. ...

... weather on Saturday was beautiful for ahooting, though the scoring was rather under the average. Twenty-nine competed, Captain Brady being the officer in command. The winner waa Private George Holdawoith, with score of 10. The trophy silver cap, beautifully ...

... (Applause.) hoped that recommendation met with the desite andi approval of the 16th Company ; and therefore he recommended Captain Brady not to order any fresh tonics, hot go.. on as well as tbey could for shorVtime with thft. present dress, as believed before ...

... Prize. Presented by a. d. Priv. T. Smith 0 Mrs. Reynard C Marshall . 2 0 0 Captain Brady Corp. J. Rawlinga 110 0 Captain Brady Priv W. Weaterman 1 10 Captain Brady Corp W. Henaon 110 Lieutenant Nichola Bngler E. Wright 1 1 0 Lieutenant Nichola ...

... temporarily Military Bani> Performakueh. learn that re p a j the roads surroundmif the marker, for, as the kind permission of Captain Brady, the band I Mr Dilwsoa B:lid> if any quantity of rain should the Harrogate Rifle Volunteers will give solec- {a]J M now ...

... Knareshrough. was cartnr Mr. Gott, ironmonger, Knareshrough, and was ream of age. Was in good health. William Taylor, groom to Captain Brady, Harmgate. deposed; I saw deceased start off Monday night from the Bay Horse Inn door. waxgoingln the direction of Knareshrough ...

... warmth of his rcce ti >n and th«* ad ?re*s o» th** ('aptain Cockm, at tho cill of Cap’ain Hrady, a the nieo. H* sai lhe Captain Brady bad called him out to MV about camp life. He had tried It, and it the raoet enjoyable life a mao could hare fine weather ...

... Hibernian Society, and beluM,- 11 _ PBTyY SESSIONS. o ...

... 6 military depot centre. The corps, to the number of 75 of all ranks, assembled at the Drill Hall, under the command Captain Brady, and then marched on to the Stray High Harrogate. The other officers on parade were Lieutenants Greenwood and Milling. ...

... by Capt. Rnsseil and Lient. Swarbreok.. The Ripen corps were nhder the command of Uentenast ■ Wind and Capt. Harrogate, Captain Brady and Idiutsnants Greenwood and Milling; Tadcaster, Oapt. Thompson and Lieut Upton; Knaresbro’, Capt. Powell) Selby, Capt ...