... the Irish Fusiliers Major Maunsell late Yorkshire Regiment ex-adjutant Beverley Volunteers who was War Royal Reserve and Captain Brady late and Regiment goes to Lancashire Reserve in the of 2nd Battalion Yorkshire Regiment the retirement Captain Macleod ...

... ball struck the upright, and York once more found relief by touching down. For deliberately kicking Carr, the Clarence captain, Brady, of York, was ordered off by the referee. Several scrummages were formed in the York 25, and from one Carr got E-eaion ...

... training here yearly. Tho opening ceremony took place Saturday morning, presence of Captain Frank Bladshawo-Isherwood, Captain Brady, Captain Lake. Captain Merryson. and Major Clifton, and about 100 men. Major Clifton formally opened tho new ranges and ...

... which had belonged Mrs. Brady, were, Cantain Brady's Teauest. transferred to Mr. ~ stockbroker. Belfast, for 10s. each. Captain Brady, recalled, gave the vessel a bad character for leaking, and quoted previous instances of her filling with water He declared ...

... fullv-naid shares ftt t - sto c belonged to Mrs. Brady. » ...

... THE SHIPPING SENSATION. Captain Brady Again Examined His Cousin Insures the Lost Vessel. Mysterious Transactions, Further evidence wis giwo at Newcastle, m coarse of vi.e Board Tf»* enquiry info tlui lha turret • t ,ift • Forth m the ,oa July 24ih l»>l- ...

... fact, they did not that amount of coal. was announced that Mr. Stott, of Ballymoney, was willing to evidence that neither Captain Brady nor Mrs. Brady had any connection with the insurances effected tho Firth Forth him (Mr. Stott). and, further, that he had ...

... of the turret steamer Firth of Forth in the Mediterranean last July was given at the Board of Trade inquiry on Monday. Captain Brady, cross-examined by Mr. A. 0. Bedley on behalf of the builders—Messrs. William DOK ford and Sons. Sunderland— said he considered ...

... of orth effected by him on the last voyage was £6,000. lie started insuring her afresh because of a letter reeved from Captain, Brady, in which the latter said would not go long trading voyages the ° r the tr 'P' it was > &J^« . had- asked his best .? ...

... of the turret steamer Firth of Forth in the Mediterranean laat July was given at the Board of Trade inquiry on Monday. Captain Brady, cross-examined by Mr. A. 0. fledley on behalf of the builders—Messrs. William Doxford and Sons, Sunderland -said he considered ...

... insurance the Firth Forth effA-tcd by tot voyage was £6.000. started insuring her afresh became of leUor received from Captain Brady, which the )attor said would not on long trading voyages in the vessel wore it not for poverty. Be felt very de»pondeut ...

... o; forth effected by him the last voyage was £6.000 fie started injuring her afresh because of lettei :e received from Captain Brady, in which the lattei .aid lie would not long trading voyages vessel, were for the poverty. fell ■cry despondent over the ...