... n of prixee to the Harrogate Bißs Yolonteert took place on Tfanraday in the Drill Hall, Harrogate. After add reel hem Captain Brady, in which be detoiled the poeition thoeorpo, Mrs. dietribnted the prixee. HAWES. Fun at tub WnsLBTAK Ooapbi.. —On Wednesday ...

... strongly opposed the mvasare; ij would repay the ratepayers to oppose' fc, —Mr. Charles Fortune supported the question aa did Captain Brady and Mr. M. Perkin.— Ur, Meyer said that amongst other [advantages of irtcor- poraticn they might get the Waterworks iatj ...

... re-election, and all stand except Mr. Dawson, who withdraws. The following gentlemen have also been nominated, Tiz.; —Captain Brady, Edwin Bown, William HargreaTes, Wm. IbbetsoD, Bobert Lamplough, Isaac Preston, Dr. Sommerville. The voting papers will ...

... The cutter immediately returned, and landed the passengers safely at Millbay pier. Meantime, every effort was made under Captain Brady's directions to save the ship. All water- tight compartments were closed, and pumps were got to work, but the water continued ...

... Hornby. R. Aekrill, T. Wh.tmeM, an d ' O Berry. The Secretary , M r . Collin., harine read the ?? c.lling tho meeting. Captain Brady .toted that it gare him great pleasnre to rtprrt that tbe »nm ?? to the building fund for the new h-sspitr.! n.,w ain.ii'tited ...

... aad in courtesy aloae oopo-.unity should be gi v-n to tbe trustees to consult together. In refe-erre to the tolegram he (Captain Brady) said time waa an important factor in tiiat matter, and th. too he thought would be apparent to the meeting. Ibe Committee ...

... of Wales' Hotel, passed round the principal streeU in the following order: Harrogate Volunteers and Band, commanded by Captain Brady and Lieutenant Morrell ; the Independent Order of Oddfellows, the Free Gardeners, the Foresters (Pride Court of Torks) ...

... yearly required by the orders of the War Department. The companies present were as follows:—Harrogate, under the command of Captain Brady ; the H. and I. Companies of the Volunteers, under Major Kearsley ; the Knaresbro' Company, under Captains Powell and Gill; ...

... mate went down to part them, when the men assaulted him. He called the captain, who also went down. The pirates fired at Captain Brady, one bullet striking him in the shoulder. He ran to the upper deck, got a revolver, and returned below. He then attempted ...

... officers with the Commandant were Lieutenants Garnet!, Waite, and Hutchinson. The Harrogate Corps, which was in charge of Captain Brady, with whom were Lieutenants Milling and Dunn, had a toted of 89 Selby, commanded by Captain Hawdon, mustered 64, Knaresbro' ...

... it : —Davies, Btrber, Downet— 3 ■ againat, Exelby, Taylor. Parkin, Danny, Ellis, Atkinson, Stokes, Ward, Pr. Williams, Captain Brady. Latc.ck, Fortune, Paley, Stephenson, aad Mr. Simpson — 15.— The motion was then put, and carried by 15 against 3. Ihe ...

... next wil' bo observed as general holiday. KIFLE VOLUNTEERS. —At tho annual distribu - tion of prizes Thursday evening, Captain Brady, addressing the corps, said the last season had been very successful one. total number of drills been 20, and they had ...