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... Men—When are ;oil going to pay that money!' Captain Brady Browne—What ingneyr You know well, replied the armed awn. As tar as I know,' ,aid Captain Brady Browne. I do not owe you anything. Here Captain Brady Browne asked had the men been tient by a ...
... f 1.70. Dual forecast: £5.80 CSF: f 14.60. 2.15 SAJNTES 51-1) A Dobbin 1; Captain Brady 133-11 2; Polo Venture 15-1) 3. 6. 3. JGoldie. Tote: win EB.OO places E 2.30, E 9.90, E 2.30. Du& forecast: E 91.20. CSF: E 214.013. 2.45 MY SALTA/114LO 11 5 I; Thorntoun ...
... present is Bill Brady. Originally from Cairncastle Captain Brady now lives on the Old Glenarm Road with a view of the stretch of water that is now his working ground. Like all officers, Captain Brady has had a great deal of experience in deep sea shipping ...
... Burton, witness said had had correspondence with Captain Brady reference this voyage. He had no reason suppose that the captain knew (witnese) was insuring the ship. received communication from Captain Brady 17th inst. stating that insinuations had been ...
... birthday at the St Marylebone Home. Baker Street, London. lihe received a birthday cake, with 100 candles lighted, from Captain Brady, in whose family she had been employed many years ago as a dressmaker. An a child she was extremely delicate, and had to ...
... GOVERNORS TROPHY DUNGANNON Winners — 326—1, La? Pal, 5.2; 3, Captain Brady, 5-2 3l 19.16 326—1, Metalic, 5-2; 2, Sent Odd, 4-1. 141 1881 500—1, Minnie Be Smart, 4-6: 2. Carena Rebel, 6-1 141 29.49 526—Jack Roy, 5-2; 2, Strangford Lad. 6-1. 7l 3&2% 500—1 ...
... (BF)L Lungo 910 128 Gibson (3) R ——rr— 9004, 4 602400 Deneises Blossom % %}w Storey 910 u..“x..a Lee i 5 1270 Captain Brady (IRE) Goidie 710 10.. A Dobbin TOTE PLACEPOT: All six races. JOCKEYS A Dobbin 32-139 (23%), R Gamitty 16-112 (14 ...
... did not have that amount of coal. It was announced that Mr. Stott, Ballymoney, was willing to give evidence that neither Captain Brady nor Mrs. Brady had any connection with the insurances effected the Firth Forth him (Mr. Stott), and furtaer, that had effected ...
... not have that amount ooal. It was announced that Mr. Stott, of Bullytnoney, was willing to give evidence that neither Captain Brady nor Mrs. Brady had any connection with the insurances effected the Firth Forth him (Mr. Stott), and, further, that hnd ...
... was • very fair risk. Mr. Wallace -Did you at any time effect any insurance upon any vessel whatever in the interest of Captain Brady or his wife? Never. Those particular policies were your awn private speculatiou! Certainly. Are you able to give the names ...
... prde, topsail y >rd.. and bolmrdit bode ! of sleel; the otter are of pine. The been twill under the auperintendenee of Captain Brady, and be oat with s ! full But outtit of the highest due It ' I. expected that the new veuel be ready to premed to on. the ...
... wia* oceasionaUy.” “ suppose. wa« asked. you are c«ton I am. answered Mr. Stott He had with Captain Brady to msuraivxt. but Its produced a Wtor from Captain Brady, written before the l*at vox agin which the raptem spoke very despondent I of U»e voyage alloyed ...