... y7ears re.ziaut wilt be the herald ofmany a euooerfnl re-union in the future.—Your truly, 41 W O'Byrne, CO. tifipplanael. Captain Brady landed in £1 Rs which - he said practically cloyed the collection for St Mary's Wa:d. It was the largest collection ever ...

... and trust that this y.ara rediatn rill be the herald °insane a masa= in the future.—Year truly, d W 00. tkpfdleasel. Captain Brady handed in £1 17. which be said practically closed the collection for St Mary's Wazd. It vas the largest collection ever ...

... represent \Vebb's M'Bir. ney's and Switzers United against the Fay Street Houses United :—T Black (captan), Moran (vice-captain), Brady, M'Giregor, Devine, Rooney, Roddy, Cofley. Lee, U'Mugh]m' M‘Manus, Flood, Kmed]y Scavy, (iery, Ryan, Rogers. Subs—Collins ...

... Hutchison. es. Kincora, Capt. Power, from Liverpool, with general cargo to the Limerick Steamship Ccmpany. sr Ormanails. Captain Brady, visiting 'Congested Dim. tricta. SAILINGII-86 Frontier Town, Copt Mcßride. for Liverpool. us Harrington, Capt Hinglies ...

... was received on the telephone by Captain Brady, harbour-master, from the coastguard station Carnsore. He was informed that the vessel had dtrnck on the Cduop Rock, and needed the assistance the tug boat. Captain Brady immediately communicated with the ...

... received on the telephone by Captain Brady, harbour -master, from the coastguard station at Carnsore. He was informed that the vessel had truck on the Cloßop Rock, and needed the assistance of the tug boat. Captain Brady immediately communicated with ...

... was received on the telephone by Captain Brady, harbour master, from the coastguard station at Comore. He was informed that the vessel bad streak on the Collop Rock, and needed the of the tug-boat. Captain Brady immediately communicated with the skipper ...

... received on the telephone by Captain Brady, harbour master, from the coastguard station st Carnsore. He was informed that the vessel had struck on the Collop Rock, and needed the assistance of the tug boat. Captain Brady immediately communicated with ...

... is he. is he a black! A Voice—He is a big tall dark man; call him Black Charlie (laughter). Mr Flood—We will call him Captain Brady. The matter dropoed. The meeting adjourned. mii.*es.?„Fr;t4RPlAm-- Mr Luke XquielLsra the chair. Also_preeent— Messrs J ...

... them ea+ eonxiderabli anxiety in W. third regarding the fate of the NiS schmmer.s that had /At the port that morn:nit. Captain Brady, harbour mast w was most anxious to !earn news about the tod he stems he tang up Tuska.r and coked T 1 any v met had been ...

... proved the service of the summons Milford Haven. There was also a third prosecution against Leader, of the same kind. Captain Brady deposed—l master the steamship Graniiailo. I hold a master’s certificate. the 9th February last, while in the neighbourhood ...

... point or go into the merits ? Chairman—Whichever you like. Tbo servico of the summonses was then proved in three coses. Captain Brady deposed that he was the master of the steamship employed on the Oort service : on the 9th February last, while in the ...