... not have that amount ooal. It was announced that Mr. Stott, of Bullytnoney, was willing to give evidence that neither Captain Brady nor Mrs. Brady had any connection with the insurances effected the Firth Forth him (Mr. Stott), and, further, that hnd ...

... taken Captain Whitson. Soma questions might turn whether Captain Brady’s employment had not something to do with the cost the insurance about which Mr. White, the manager, complained. Captain Brady had lost five vessels, one after the other, two of which ...

... (adjutant Irish Guards). Major M. M. Healy; Serjeant. A. M. Sullivan, K.C.; Major M. Barry O'Brien. Mis*. M. J. O'Brien; Captain Brady. R.N.R.; Sir Henry Herningham, Colonel Sir Arthur Dick. Mr. Frederick F. Corballin. Mr. Charles Clifford, and the Rev. ...

... He was t by one, dog, but esca; Pee | x of th _ ah ta f its | It was a remarkable scene of the inhabitants. =r ee te Captain Brady ‘Brown. Mr. truck Whip Drowned in in County Lime am of on of A fatal accident d and Rathkeale in connectita’ ‘with the ...

... Percy Woodland's stable for Russell’s. The stakes were promptly divided, and, though l*a! was bought in for 160 guineas. Captain Brady went, SCO guineas obtain Son o’ Simon. My Rambler did not strike off any too well, and Desperation requires stronger assistance ...

... ; Viennas, 6s lid 8s 5d per FISHERY At Bantry Petty Sessions the skipper of the steam trawler Portsmouth, captured by Captain Brady, of the a a Oraonaile, acting for the Department of Agriculture ami Technical Instruction for Ireland, was convicted of ...

... Fry's Wit»ol, 6yr» Pendareea 8 7 Mr. A. Barnett Cautbocm, 4} re Batiio 8 7 Mr. A Bo«ta!I. *un.’a Ufcb HuaMT, 4yra, Kail 7 Captain Brady Ou*hy, byre Woodland 8 7 Mr. H- Cbllins'j Looff Corr byre, G. Bennett 8 7 Mias Knights King syreG. Bennett 8 7 Mr ...

... programme had been arranged (oAheir Excellencies* visit. Before sitting down, however, should like to thank Captain Hicks and Captain Brady, the superintendents at the Royal Mail Company, (or the manner in which bad carried out their connection with the the ship ...

... Forth effected him on the last voyage was X6.0U0. lie started insuring her afresh, because of lei Lor he received from Captain Brady, in which the Utter guid he would not long tradiug voyr.gcs the vessel were not for poverty. felt very despondent over ...

... Vourvll 11 3 Mr. J. Alexander Gipsy T-a»e. 4yrs Hill ard 11 3 Col. Sir G /bercro.nby’a Southern Witch, 4 V rs Hartigan 11 3 Captain Brady’s Montpelier. 4yre.. Uartigan 11 3 Hr. Cunningham’s Mage; Bard. 4yrs, Cunningham 11 3 Mre M. Feore's Princess Juno. 4yra ...

... arla'ile. bvre. tvnedden 10 13 Mr. XVaddington'* Hoic Holloa, - 10 12 Mr. S. Nora . ag«l 11 Mr. J. Slim's Sillery. rs 10 8 Captain Brady’s Hijelur, 6vr* .Br»n> 10 7 Captain A. Colton's Mats', - { alO 5 Mr. J. T. Rogers's Lcighlm Bndgp. 230—B1RSTALL ...

... 2 10 Anglers AnLipirine, syr» Angicr t 2 ?* r - J M Lean s Corona, Ovr»-.M*Guigan Mr. BalUni't Lee Shore. sjr« Kelly 0 Captain Brady’s Riwher, »grd . ..Private I.3t—LOCKINGTON STEEPLECHASE (Sell in*) £300; lour-veer-olds lOst 1218. five Hat 1-lb. nx ...