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... directors of this company to enclose you copy of a telegram which they have received from the commander of their steamship Captain Brady, with reference to the alleged of a portion of the Lascar crew that vessel, and, as there foundation whatever for this ...
... board the Orient Company's steamer Orizaba, Captain Dixon. A pilot cutter went from the iba to the Nepaul by direction of Captain Brady. The passengers, only 11 in number (the majority having been landed at Marseilles) were taken to Millbay Pier the cutter ...
... the Orient Company's steamer Orizaba, Captain Dixon. A pilot cutter went from the Orizaba to the Nepaul by direction of Captain Brady. The passengers, only 11 in number (the majority having been landed at Marseilles) were taken to Millbay Pier the cutter ...
... effect that the Lascar seamen behaved with exemplary obedience, and Captain Brady, the commander, and a passenger (Mr. Lucas), both testify to the fact. The latter writes :— Captain Brady gave his orders coolly, and there was nothing like a panic either ...
... the Orient Company's steamer Orizaba, Captain Dixon. A pilot cutter went from the Or.zaba to the Nepaul by direction of Captain Brady. The passengers, only eleven in number (the majority having been landed Marseilles), were taken to Millbay Pier in the ...
... the Orient Company's steamer Orizaba, Captain Dixon. A pilot cutter went from the Orizaba to the Nepaul by direction of Captain Brady. The passengers, only 11 in number (the majority having been landed at Marseilles) were taken to Millbay Pier in the cutter ...
... Orient Company's stearapr-rizaha. Captain Dixon, in apilot -cater, went from the Orizaba to tre NepauL By the direction of Captain Brady, the passengers only (eleven in number, the majority having been landed at Marseilles) were taken to the Millbay Pier in ...
... art lle-v and co2struard boats from Borisrand a-_ tohe Plymou.7th lifeboat aso rvent ou-, but could he of no ass'stance. Captain Brady put on board the Sir Tiarter Ralaiih t:e erew of the steamnship Roithesay. cound from Cardiff to Batavia, which was wrecked ...
... city, who, he modestly asserts, are better judges than be, that it is the best liquid with which he ever lubricated. Captain Brady expects to sail the evening to New York,thence to China,calling at Singapore, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Hiogo and Yokohama; ...
... 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; ...
... occasion causing the death of the captain. The Nepaul is 375 feet by 40 by 32; gross tonnage 3,536 tons. She is commanded by Captain Brady. The following is • list of cargo supposed to be on board :—From Calcutta-9,817 cheats tea, estimated value £39,000; 1 ...
... cerpeuter ever collision The rockets fired guns The signals first Orient Orizaba Captain Dixon cutter from Orizaba direction Captain Brady :n number) having Marseilles wt-ro to Millbay in cutter effort vessel All water-tight tbe pumps worked crew aud engins-ro-jm ...