... Ballantine. Ardlongh; Mr.,Mrs..and Missßrown.Templemorc Park ; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Barr, Miss Berestord, Mr. W. J. Brown, Colonel Brady and the Officers Royal Garrison Artillery. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. iSrown, Alderman and Mrs. Breslin. Councillor Mrs. Brewster ...

... highly satisfied with owrvth’ing saw within the barracks, the rooms being very tidy and most comfortable. The officers were—Colonel Brady, A., O.C. Troops ; Lieutenant-Colonel C. C. Cox, Major J. Captain J. X. Crawford. Captain E. W. At kin-son. Captain C. ...

... and Countess of Kilmorey, Viscount and Viscountess Bangor, Lieutenant- General Lord Ros, K.P., K.C.V.0., and Lady Ros. Colonel Brady, who is in charge of the artillery at Buncrana, the other day arranged for H.M.S. tugboat Aborcoru to take the coastguards ...

... annual inspection the Mid-Lister R.(LA. (militia) the Officer Commanding Royal and Militia Artillery Belfast District (Colonel Brady) took Tuesday last in marching The inspecting officer was well pleased with the turn out. and congratulated noncommissioned ...

... The cross pews near the chancel accommodated Colonel Cox, the commanding officer of the- Inniskillings, and Mrs. Cox, Colonel Brady, R.A., commanding the Londonderry Garrison: Major and Mrs. Handcocks, Captain, and Mrs. Best, and other officers the Ist ...

... service under the Colonial Office. Captain W. Baird, Antrim R.G.A. (militia), has again been appointed camp adjutant to Colonel Brady, 0.C.R., and M.A.B.D. for the Lough Swilly camps. The 3d and Battalions of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers (militia) will ...

... who also escaped, though with a severe wound, from the fierce affair at Pieter’s Hill. Following them was Lieutenant-Colonel Brady, R.A., the garrison in Londonderry. Another arrival w;»s Major Haudcocks, long since nursed back to health from bullet ...

... Tynte, R.M., E. O. Herdmao, A. a\. Orookstt, R. M. Witherow. W. R. Anflaraon, R, L. Yates, L. W. M‘lotyre, William Foster, Colonel Brady, R.A.. A. Doyle, John M'Clatohle, Charles O’Neill, P. Meenaa (Antrim), and A. Cole. Stewards—E. C. Herdman, M.H., T. F ...

... Tynte, R.M., E. C. Herdman, A. A Crockett, H. M. Withe row, W. R. Anderson. L. Yates. L. W. MiulvTe, William Foster, Colonel Brady, R.A., A. Doyle, John M'Clatclic*, Charles O'Neill, P. Meenan (Antrim), and A. Cole. Stewards—E. C. Ilerdmao, M.H., T. ...

... dishes, wound, from the herce affair Pieter Hill. • p?‘collum-Silver sliochorn and button Following them was Lieutenant-Colonel Brady, *’‘ 11 R.A., commanding the garrison in Londonderry, hook. . i v,-, i Another arrival was Major Handeocko, long since ...

... capable Imnster, Corporal Alexander. (Cheers.) He also thanked Colonel Brady, who did them such favour that evening, and Captain Saunders. (Applause.) He had been informed that Colonel Brady was an Irishman. (Cheers.) It was not bad fault in soldier—(cheers) ...

... recruiting prizes, lads on coming forward b;ing warmly applauded. Rev. Dr. Lcwe afterwards appropriately returned thanks Colonel Brady. Mrs. Cunningham, the instructor and officers of the company, and to all the others who had assisted in even ing’s ent ...