... aud having re- to the high character borne by Captain , considers he should be, and he | Court fur- ther directs that Captain Brady do the sum of ten that the same be paid towards the costs of this inquiry, This concluded the proceedings. ...

... wore cf the ooeurronoo, but no emit baa yet boon made. SnaMSB Abhom.—On Tuesday night, tho steamar Head, of Belfast (Captain Brady, master), waa proooedlag down the lonsb, she took the west aide of the Caannel, below tho Oyster Bara buoy. tug endoftvtiurad ...

... droumatancee the cue, tad having regard to the high character borne by Captain Brady, considers that he should be, and hereby is, reprimanded. The Court further directs that Captain Brady pay the sum of £lO towards the coata this inquiry, and that the sum ...

... when he detected the defect in the compasses; either the captain or the chief- Officer noticed the river. coming down the Captain Brady was recalled, and said, in answer to Captain Cowrs, that he made of the compasses before ee He thought it Was unuevessary ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... safely at Matto by she steamer Glenesru. The Sumatra, wbieb wee formerly s Peninsular end Oriental liner, emornanded by Captain Brady, the registered owner. A meeting of Dublin journalists was held on Friday for the purpose of severing their connection ...

... Monroe, December 28, the Italian barque Ing~ioletta Bozzo, Yalie, from Baltimore for Belfast. CASUALTY. The ss Fair Head, Captain Brady, arrived at London on the 10th inst., reports having expe- rienced terrific weather oD the passage. When in the North Sea ...