... other engine ep us flying in this storm a crash landing! a cry of fear and ked at him with sten yourself!™ he snapped Captain Brady will bring ¢ down—now!” cried Brady Keep y(;ur fingers crossed! they know that we are overdue, they will send rescue planes ...

... Orient Company's ateamer Orizaba. Captain Dixon, and a pilot cut ter went from the Orizaba to the Nepaul. By direction of Captain Brady the passengers (only 11 in number, the majority having been landed at Marseilles) were taken to Millbay Pier in tho cutter ...

... was determined to open a subscription list at once. This was done in the room, and the list handed by the treasurer, (Captain Brady) to each of the eleven members present, to enter the amount he would contribute. It was understood that the amount subscribed ...

... McKeown 10 31441 rmmm&w 584 (6ex) G Gibbons (7) 11 0030-1 CAPTAIN (13)(C) J Goie 57 10 J Quinn BETTING: 5-1 Mini Lodge, 11-2 Captain Brady, 6-1 Colway Ritz. Abuzaxd, Waseem, 7-1 Andromedes. 8-1 Graimano, Paart Rock, 12-1 others 4-300&”!000000“387”@8 (CLASS ...

... , 36 ; admitted, 30; in the hospital, 96; waiting for admission, 155. We noderetand that by the kind p erm ission o f Captain Brady, the band of the Harrogate Rile Volunteers wid give a selection of music every Thursday evening in High Harrogate, duriag ...

... Hammond 6813 T Quinn 8 00005 INTERNAL AFF mqwmquulz — ] 9 5446 LOCHDENE (RE)(12) M Johnston 4811 .. D Holland 10 43000/ CAPTAIN BRADY (J9B) J Golde 487 A Culhane 11 00300 COLOURS TO GOLD JEyre 485.. D Young 12 1420 PROPHITS PRIDE P ith 785 R Winston ...

... PRROE 4 000 WHITEGA! B Elison 10 12. C McCommack (3) 5 000 mmn‘ L-m-l 107.GL1® BETTING: 4 Fight For Freedom, 5 Captain Brady, 33-1 others. 7.4omemmmm£) £6,000 added SYO PLUS 2m 4f 110yds Penaity Value £4,475 1 -RSO23 MR KNITWAT' P Monteith 12 11 ...

... MYRTLE responded, and thanked Captain Brady for the kind expressions in regard to his father, who he felt sure would have been pleased to be present had circumstances allowed. Three cheers were afterwards given for captain Brady, Lieutenants Milling and Morrell ...

... Chinese ot up a sbasge quarbel, and fought with e attics. The officere of the ship interposed, when the Chinese tired at Captain Brady, and fatally wounded him. They then hacked him almost to piste5, no less than thirtyetwo wounds being aftotewads found ...

... corps for the male ntation and dance to follow. Lieutenant-Colonel Harrison and several ladies were present, together with Captain Brady and Lieutenants Greenwood and Milling, the officers of the corps. After the usual preliminaries. Captain Bruin addressed ...

... they hai never been in such an efheielit state or so large in numbers as they were at tbe present timus. The repurt that Captain Brady had given was one that any captain of any courpany might be proud of, and lie questionied if, iui any complualny, the per^ ...

... unexpectedly both fell over shot. Their names .tty, who resides in Edgeley, and R. f Brinkaway. The officers on the ime were Captain Brady, Captain erwood, Lieutenant Whitfield, Lieu-1, and Sergt.-Major Clancy. Batty, most seriously injured, is an ambuid had ...