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... Archer, M.D.: Lieut W. Dudley Fletcher. I R.N.R.; Liam 0. G. Astbury. R.N.R.I Capt. Metcalfe, Lady Cotter, Hon. Laly Smyly, Colonel Brady. the Msrquis Lensaowne, the Marchioness of Lam. downs. Lady Maude Ryder, Georgina Lady Oore.flooth, Canon G. D. Scott, ...
... Law, 2nd R.S.F., Lieut. F. C. Law, 'R.M.L.L, Lieut. L. J. 31eggiter, Sir Coo. Prescott baa left Kingstown for England. Colonel Brady has left Kingstown for England.. Lady Ermonde has left Kingstown for England. Sir John G. Barton. C. 8., has left Kingstow ...
... iiing‘tow n (or England. The !alert departure. fro.e Romlare by the Great Western Railway Company's pram Ammer. include Colonel Brady. Colonel Quinn, Lieut. Davie. I.ient. Bell, Lieut. Craver. Lieut. Payne The departures from Fiehgoard include Major Parker ...
... Duke of Abereorn, Sir Bertram Windle, Sir Davidl Harrel. Colonel S. Watson, Sir Arthur: Chance, Hon. Mrs. ISewhurat, Colonel Brady. Major Pratt, Captain Lynch, Captam Batten, Colonel Woodrow: Captain Moore, Major and Mts. W. Hall, Lieut. John P. Huban ...
... placed beside those of bia father, the Right Hon. Sir Horace Masiere Brady, in the family vault. The chief mourners were : Colonel Brady. Major Brady, and Bar. Wretby Bradv Inephr*:*). W. Blarkcr K> Je. M.A. (nephew), Dr. Courtney (cousin). Dr. IlalcbelJ ...
... twirl,. Rev. canon Carmichael ■nd Rev. J.. 1. Jennings officiated at the cemetery. - - - • , The thief mourners were:—Colonel Brady Major Brack,. and Rev. Westby Brady 1 4epheno: Dr. Courtney (cousin.). Dr. Hat- 1 aril (brother-in-law). Wreaths were Kent ...
... Derry, where her talent always secures appreciation. Miss O’Gibby’s soft blue toilette was composed of silk and crept de Colonel Brady, 8.A., and Mrs. Brady brought their niece, Miss Moore, whose dress of faint rose satin was trimmed with rosea, while wreath ...
... algae of deep regret. There wee a large gathering of relative. and friends on the sad occasion. The chief mammon were—Colonel Brady, R.A., and Major W. Brady, coos; Mrs. We trope Brady. sister; Sir Francis Brady, Bart., brother; Camel Phillpotts, eon ...