... quarrel, in which knives were drawn. The first mate was sent below by Captain Brady to quell tbe disturbance. He was immediately attacked and sent bleeding back to the deck. Then Captain Brady and Mr. Mundy descended. They were armed with revolvers, but the ...

... last. Asked why he thought that the Justices regarded the premises as unsuitable, Captain Brady said had been told that the habitues were not all that they When Captain Brady stated that he had been told by Mills that before Mr Moss ran the club it had been ...

... Old Boys), on Marfleet-lane, o'clock. From: Conner, Bickerstaffe. Garbutt, Mercer. Murray, Thackeray. Parry, Kershaw captain), Brady, O'Berg, Mulchinoch. Moes, Dick, Stonehouse and Hodgson. ...

... o; forth effected by him the last voyage was £6.000 fie started injuring her afresh because of lettei :e received from Captain Brady, in which the lattei .aid lie would not long trading voyages vessel, were for the poverty. fell ■cry despondent over the ...

... (18) (D) i'rs M Ruveley S9¢ 5 560414 DILETIA (21) (D) N Granam 34 6 620044 SMARTER CHARTER (16) (D) Mrs | Stubbs 7 13600 CAPTAIN BRADY (IRE) 12) J Goiow 594 8 000 BIKTH OF THE BLUES (90) '/ Campion 45 00500 LANDICAN LAD (72) & Whians 363 10 501065 DARK VICTOR ...

... quarrel; in which knives were drawn. The first mate was sent below by Captain Brady to quell the disturbance. was immediately attacked and sent bleeding back to the deck. Then Captain Brady and Mundy descended. They were armed with revolvers, but the pirates ...

... aU the life-rafts. It also swept over Captain Bradburn, First Officer Sweetland, Second Officer Ross, and two seamen. Captain Brady, who behaved so gallantly when the steamer Atlantic was wrecked, was board, and took the command. ...

... misrepresentation in respect to the lease of a house in Wardour Street, where Captain Brady opened the Waffle’ The clnb ran for only a few nights, and was closed Captain Brady alleged, he discovered that he could rot yet a per licence. he jury found that ...

... NSYLVANLA. _ F. om American papers to baud it appears that Captain Brady bat c.mni,need promoduditt agamst the oel.ers of the steamer Yeorolits• ia for victio rendered co board that teasel on the occaaboo of her recant voyage, toe - commadder ant brat ...

... DONCASTER 2.OOGREY FRIARS MAIDEN AUCTION STAKES (CL D) £4,350 added 2YO only 5f Penalty Value £3,483 CAPTAIN BRADY W Tumer 89 Msmm-n. 87 0 IGGINS RBoss 87 MM DORE Alarvs BBS RISING OF . . MOON (IRE) R Hannon 85 UVINGSTONE C Dwyer 84 Effi‘g'{imm' 84 ...

... of the votes in the election of commissioners for Harrogate took place, with the following results—Mr J. /zarber 1218, Captain Brady 964. Mr Laycock 909, Mr H. Downes R7B, Mr Meyer 790, Mr Stokes 748 Mr Ward 693, Dr Somerville 616, Mr Preston 410, Mr ...

... of the votes in the election of commissioners for Harrogate took place, with the following rearilt:—Mr J. Barber 1218, Captain Brady 984, Mr Laycock 909, Mr H. Downes 878, Mr Meyer 790, Mr Stokes 748 Mr Ward 693, Dr Somerville 616, 'Mr Preston 410, Mr ...