... Maziere John Brady, younger brother the late baronet, and grandson of the first haionet, Sir Francis William. In 1900 Colonel Brady married the widow of Sir Arthur Colin Curtis, and has issue. His family is very distinguished one. His grandfather, iust ...

... reside at great distances. Rev. Canon Carmichael and Rev. J. A. Jennings officiated the cemetery. The chief mourners were—Colonel Brady, Major Brady, and Rev. Westby Brady (nephews). Dr. Courtney (cousin), and Dr. Hatcbell (brother-in-law). Amongst those ...

... Officers R.1.F., Belfast ; Sir Frederic and Lady Colonel and Mrs. Brady, Major and Mrs. Lane. Captain and Mrs. Cameron, Colonel Brady and Officers R.G.A. ; Colonel, Mrs., and Miss Lempriere ; Major and Mrs. Dyer, Lieutenant and Mrs. Piens, Colonel Commanding ...

... A. Crockett, R. M. Witherow, W. R. Anderson. George K. Gilliland, D.L., R. L. Yates, L. W. M-Intyre, William Foster, Colonel Brady, K.A., A. Doyle, John M‘Clatchie, and Charles O’Neill. Stewards—Messrs. E. C. Herdman, T. F. Cooke, M.H., A.A. Watt, D ...

... visited Derry for the purpose of inspecting the garrison at Ebrington Barracks. The troops paraded under the command of Colonel Brady, R.G.A. The troops on parade consisted of Ist Battalion Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, 15th Company Royal Garrison Artillery ...

... Second Derry Company the Boys’ Brigade will take place in the OuildhuU Tuesday evening next. The company will bo inspected Colonel Brady, R.A., officer commanding Royal and Militia Artillery troops in the Belfast district. See advertisement for further particulars ...

... ladies the Royal Garrison Artillery for their great assistance in arranging and making the entertainment so successful. Colonel Brady replied behalf of himself and the other officers and ladies, how pleased he was that the entertainment was success and ...

... Fwdliers at Ebrington Barracks wa*j held on Wednesday. In addition to Colonel Cox and Mrs. Cox, tlie?*e were also present Colonel Brady, R.G.A., Major Armitage and Mrs, Armitagc, Major Jones, Captain Best, Captain Burke, R.A.M.C., Captain Scott, R.G.A., and ...

... number of ladies and gentlemen intcreuted in work carried on there were invited. 'ahere was large gathering, including Colonel Brady, R.A., commanding the Royal and Militia. Artillery troops in Belfast district ; Lieutenant-Colonel R. C. C. Cox, commandin' ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...