... wanted for South Kensington, two family; two servants; wages £25-£27; | less than one year's character.—Apply fore after 8, Colonel Brady, 1, Gladst« Hou (| ee Ww a once.— al tton Hotel, Fratton Bridge. ous AlD.— anted, Young Girl; to Les suit.—Apply evening ...

... , two in | m two servants; wages £25-£27; not | less han « e year's personal character.—Apply be- fore 11 or after 8, Colonel Brady, 1 Gladstone House Southsea OD General Servant wanted: must have a G* least one year's reference.—26, St. Andrew's | road ...

... ity of bouse.—118, rnum-grove OF Resi DEON. two in famils two servante; £25-£2 not 7 t =e ersona: be. « ll or after 8 Colonel Brady, 1, Gladstone se, Southsea, mre eervant Must bave at. ons year’s St. 1G, Southsea — “wie, ae ecplember ...

... his daughter. The Vcntnor Company the 2nd Hants Artillery Volunteers wore inspected at Yaverl.-.Etl Fort Wednesday by Colonel Brady. Tiro detachment band played the throng!: the streets Sundown. Aiming-tube practice took place at the fort. Some time since ...

... found, and the business proceeded with after nearly hour's delay. Majcr-ti eneral Barnes also put in appearance later. Colonel Brady, the officer commanding the volunteer and Militia Artillery of the! Southern District, has held his annual inspec- tion ...

... Artillery Volunteers. who have been undergoing their annual training Yavcrland during week, were officially inspected by Colonel Brady, who made a clc.se inspection of the lines, and appeared well sat'sScd with all saw. The Gordon Boys have obtained permission ...

... hours being from four to six. HAMPSHIRE MEN PRAISED. Speaking at Sandown the Isle of Wight Artillery Militia on Thursday, Colonel Brady, tin inspecting officer, told them that had been that one of the finest bodies men that were landed in South Africa connection ...

... stationed at Fort Rowner, was held in the Thorngate Hall on Tuesday evening. There was attendance about 3bo, which included Colonel Brady. Commanding the Depot, and other officers and representatives from various Regular and Yolontoer corps. Dancing was kept ...

... stationed at Fort Rowner, was held in the Thorngate Hall Tuesday evening. There was attendance of about which included Colonel Brady, Commanding the Depot, aud other officers and representatives irom various Regular and Volunteer corps. Dancing was kept ...

... approach a fioajaj. The were then distributed amidst oai merriment, and at the conclusion of the date, cheers were given for Colonel Brady. A dance was subsequently held, which a!l the school staE and frier.ds iaj present. Mr. Anthony presided t'ns The following ...

... RmyNoLDs prooofi a vote of thanks to Colenel Brady for being in attendance to present the prizes.—This being firoed to, Colonel BraDY responded, and spoke of the good work done by the Companies. He was present at the annual inspection, of which he was able ...

... companies wsa almost entirely due to him. Colonel Bbadt then presented the prizes. Colocel Reynolds proposed vote of thanks to Colonel Brady, and said that the new efficiency regulations were rather bugbear to the corps and the words “compulsory attendance camp” ...