... captains or officers are proved to have been wanting in skill or tare, but in this case the most that can be said against Captain Brady is that he acted as ninety-nine captains out of a hundred would have done. It is all very well for a court to talk about ...

... generally are promptue action after the di seer has, 4..pp,t.e1 and a InWiwi , ' of c•edit conduct All the exild he of Captain Brady. Uuneg memos of no,e thau • quarter of a century wi.h owl ti. he never before Wet with • tingle accident the character ...

... works are expected to occupy five or six years in their completion. THZ OF TIM NEPACL. —The following is the report of Captain Brady, of this steamer :—Ati 5 10 p.m. on Dec. 10 the Eddystone was sighted, bearing N4O E. At 555 p.m., the wind light, E, weather ...

... regard the sentence as being unduly severe, and we trust that the directors of the P. and O. will afford an opportunity for Captain Brady to regain his position. As our correspondent points out, nothing was said at the trial about there being only one pilot ...

... loss; it is very full, extending to the beet part of a column for each day's proceedings, but I cannot understand it. Captain Brady is ruined for being a careful commander. The fact that he went slow and wanted a pilot, as he had never done without a ...

... from the Hong Kong. The P. and 0. have been unfor. tunate lately. Just before we left London the Nepaul, commanded by Captain Brady, who brought us home in the Rosetta, was lost just outside Plymouth. Now commenced our long rnn of nearly 4,000 miles. ...

... Oxide of iron: Common, £6; medium, £10; finest, MO. At the Birkenhead Police Court, on Saturday, before Mr. Preston, Captain Brady, master of the ship Avon, lying in the West Float, was snmmoned for suffering a quantity of matches, not being safety matches ...