... ASSISTANT HARBOUR MASTER AT DUBLIN. The Fort and Docks Board elected Captain Brady, Irish Lights Service, as assistant harbour muter. Captain Brady has koithy experience of the port of Dublin, both in the mercantile marine and in command of the steamers ...

... final, Capt'ain H. F. Ilcdurk was declared elected, and arrangements hare been made for him to immediately take up duties. Captain Brady, wbn had held the but resigned and was •I;owed to seek re-eleetioa. %tub among the bia defeated. ...

... and the Continent. left Riverside Station in a aerial tram for London. In the sato°. are Colonel Barrett, Mrs. BarreU. Captain Brady. Ut. Brady. the Hun. Colin Campall, Campbell, Lady Drummond, Justus, R. Hall. Ball. Colonel Peters, Petra, LosatSHolonel ...

... France and its heavy cost. A Rhodesian platoon first went to the front in November, 1914. then being under the command of captain Brady, who has since been transferred to the staff. The original platoon subsequently went to Salonika, and there were Rhodesians ...

... Committee recommending payment of pante to their harbour master, Captair Webb, 0.14. E., and the assistant harbour mater, Captain Brady. R.N., for rendered during the engagement ef the Board's tug steamers at salvage work • the most, and for whi c h asaistance ...

... insurance policy for on the vessel Mr. John Percy Stott, sobetor, Bal money, pow appeared, and in answer to Mr. Wallace (for Captain Brady) ssid that for ten years be bed been in the habit of insar ing vesseks on what was known as =the policy in casea where ...

... corps has provided for the expert work, which electricians are the best capable performing-goes out fifty strong, under Captain Brady, Royal Engineers, Adjutant the Volunteer Corps; and as it marched into the station from the muster point at the Electrical ...

... received from Captain Rudy. He prodwed the letter. • Mr. Roberts (magistrates' clerk) read the letter, in the course of which Captain Brady have the thought of crows:lig the Atlautic with this craft with rails. She has one idruighty bold where 2,000 tons of tads ...

... Brondes-bury respect the Fifty-Fifty which been run night club J P Eddy Captain Brady said that after distinguished service the and Royal Flying Corps Flanders Gallipoli and Bulgaria Captain Brady met Captain Spire They became and discussed running dinner dance ...

... Court in Dublin Castle, Mr. G. Cussen, L.L.8., District Justice, presiding. He was assisted by Captain J. H. Webb and Captain Brady, Mr. F. G. Miller, runtime engineer, and Mr. W. J. Mares, naval architect; Mr. E. A. Swayne, K.C., and Mr. Jno. Costello ...

... posted a peaceful area County but at ni ...

... revel ? nose are the only insurances the company were interested in or had any knowledge of. Asked IS to his employing Captain Brady before Captain Whitens, as master, witness said he was glad be did be turned out a good naciagtor. Witness bad had to pay ...