... Pilling. Reserve, H. Riley. roughton A—Davidson; Barr. A N. Other. Shaw. and Manley; Mundy and Butterworth; Beet. ham (captain). Brady. Aspey, Tot:akin', Roberta T. Howarth. and Tingley. JUNIOR RUGBY ROTE. Thaw will be a great Morrow. whoa the Rod Hiliers ...

... Hunt Races. Colonel Butler riding for her. The Welter Hunt Cup also fell lady. Mre. Bradv Brownie's “Oramaphoue,” with Captain Brady Browne the saddle, winning it. Miwi M. H. Studdert also ran her horse Bedelia” this race Miss G. Dali- Brooke’s Simon ...

... ; and may they long have the pleasure of seeing him on occasions like the present, for years to come. (Applause.) He (Captain Brady) was very pleased to hear that the battalion might anticipate that in the ensuing year they would have the privilege of ...

... 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 ...

... quarrel, m which knives were drawn. The first mate was sent below by Captain Brady to quell the disturbance. He was imme- diately attacked and sent bleedirg back to the deck. Then Captain Brady and Mr. Mnndy descended. They were armed with revolvers, but the ...

... of the turret steamer Firth of Forth in the Mediterranean laat July was given at the Board of Trade inquiry on Monday. Captain Brady, cross-examined by Mr. A. 0. fledley on behalf of the builders—Messrs. William Doxford and Sons, Sunderland -said he considered ...

... 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 ...

... discharged, 2; total in hospital, 7; out-patients, 67. Out-patients Monday and IViday, 2 p.m. Donation to the Bath Hospital.— Captain Brady, the bon. treasurer of the Bath Hospital, has received cheque for AGO from Miss Ellison, Toothill, Bastrick. per Mr. Josiah ...

... sport, but was not so long as usual owing to the falling of in this somber of entries. The stewards were Dr. Arrowsnith, Captain Brady, Mr. J. X. Horsley, Mr. W. Hodgson, Mr. F. E. Mewburn, Mr. J. H. Stephensce, and Mr. W. Watson. Mr. T. Wats eon, assisted ...

... Easterby 113 L Wyer 2 1 s‘msm&“(? J Goldbe 113 0 McPhail (5) 3 BHUTAN (IRE) (F 42 Mrs M Reveley 10 12 I.Anvngny(:) 4 2 CAPTAIN BRADY (IRE) (14) J Golve 1012 Taylor 5 CULTURED KING (IRE) (F6O) M W Easterby 1012 _F Leahy 6 3 DANGERMAN (IRE) (11) MW Easterby ...

... promotert of a new tpeciee of commerce among A report ha* been circulated here for *evcral dart, of ike In.* of the Itabrlla, Captain Brady, which tailed from hence about a month ago, for Quebec, with MS pa«teogert. There it troth in the report. The btig Carl ...

... the others present wore Mr. F. Darwin, Dr. Myrtle, Mr. Webster, Mr. N. Carter, Mr. W. Cutt, Mr. Hunt, Dr. Somerville, Captain Brady (hon. treasurer), Mr. Hammond, Mr. Atkinson (Leeds), Mr. C. A. Powell, and Mr. J. H. Collins (secretary.) Mr. autwur, nt ...