... a groat- shock to Blyth , : whoro no fowor than sixteen members of the crow belonged . Tho vessel whs oaromai \ ded by Captain Brady , and was on ii voyage from Blyth to Maimo , coal ladon , when tho disaster occurred . Tlio flush was a Canadian stoamor ...

... Mr George Malcolm , presided , and the other members of the Committee were Mr E . F . Crowa , Mr T . M'Kerreil . and Captain Brady ( Secretary . ) ' They received in tho course of the afternoon representatives of the spinners and manufacturers . The ...

... Juniors). (Bktntyro Celtic), Wilson (Burnbank Athletic), and Dailly (Blaartyre Celtic). Iris Lea^vc—Liddell (Glcntaraa, captain), Brady (Gtectoran), Drcnnan (Distillery). Kirkwood (Glcntoran). Montgomery (Belfast Celtic), Stewart (Belfast Celtic). Kinirey ...

... RHODESIAN'S DEATH Reuter states that Corporal H . C . Travis , of the Rhodesian platoon ? under Captain Brady , has died in London from wounds leceivcd in Flanders . The British South Africa Company will be represented at tho funeral to-day . ...

... Osborne at Carolina Port in the seoond round of the Scottish Cup with the following-Keir, Fo ...

... East Craigie meet West End the Coup in the first round Courier Cup with the followingKeir, Hogg, Forbes, Barclay (captain). Brady, Burnett, Williami son, Smith, Ritchie, and Connelly. Reserves, M'Cabe, Scully, Peter. Referee—D. son (Violet). DUNDEE ...

... Carolina Port in the first round Telegraph and Post Cup with the following:—Keif, Hogg, Forbes, Glenday, Barclay (captain), Brady, Burnett, M'Cabe, Smith. Ritchie, and Connelly. Reserves—Landsman and Peter. Referee—J. Ramsay (Clepington). RIVAL RUGBY ...

... families, one of which, the furthest advanced into the wilderness, was named Brady (younger brother or nephew the celebrated Captain Brady). In the latnmn of '9ft the only hoy in this family, a bold, vein ures lad of 15, went cheelnuttiDg the highest gtuuud ...