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... captains or officers are proved to have been wanting in skill or tare, but in this case the most that can be said against Captain Brady is that he acted as ninety-nine captains out of a hundred would have done. It is all very well for a court to talk about ...
... searching the district for arms. TERIZIFIC WEATHER IN THE NORTH SEA. farectsi ruicasw.) The steams Fair Head, of Belfast. Captain Brady, which bai arrived from Liben, reports experienoed terrific weather on her passage. Man in the North Sea, on Friday last ...
... final, Capt'ain H. F. Ilcdurk was declared elected, and arrangements hare been made for him to immediately take up duties. Captain Brady, wbn had held the but resigned and was •I;owed to seek re-eleetioa. %tub among the bia defeated. ...
... offieers present included Major McClure, the Adjutant, Captain Isherwood. Captain W. Merrison, Captain Hesse, Captain Lake, Captain Brady, Captain Chalinor, Lieuts. Rostron and Shaw. The Volunteers, headed by the Bugle Band. marched round the town. On the 9th ...
... here yearly. The opening ceremony t >ok place on Saturday morning, in the presence of Captain Frank Bradshawe-Isherwood, Captain Brady, Captain Lake, Captain Merryson, and Major Clifton, and about 100 men. Major Clifton formally opened the new ranges, and ...
... booty. And marched her boldly to the north, Never raring tor their duty. Where. in a cove, their vessel lay. But that Captain Brady made Ructions if they disobeyed. The dawn crept up, 'toes almost day. The ship they reached. Now all The lads heaved full ...
... were Lieut..Coi. Allack. J. G. Major Clifton. Major E. R. McClure. Captain mid Adjutant Marriott, Captain G. U. Loah, Captain Brady. Cspiain Lake. Quartermaster and Hots. Caplan Mormon. Lieutenants F. lash, , C . /m.4.er, Smith. Ashton. Meadows. and Arundel ...
... quarrel ; in which knives were drawn. The first mate was sent below by Captain Brady to quell the disturbance. Ho was immediately attacked and sent bleeding back to the deck. Then Captain Brady and Mr. Mundy descended. They were armed with revolvers, but the ...
... MAJOR BOU-.FIKLD, MAJOR TINLIY. CAPTAIN EDWARDS, CAPTAIN MARTiN, E. ESTILL. ESQ , J. B. LLOYD. Esq., W. PROTON, Ety., CAPTAIN BRADY. CAPTAIN ROGER i, R. GRAVED, ESQ , C. P. MELLY, Esq, J. A. Esq. With the kiud permirsiin of COLONEL MOUNTJoY MARTYN, OP ...
... BALTIC LUIZ OP STRATUMS. The telloohre or other •At SCREW-STEAMERS TEELIN BEAD (New) . .. Weahaoat /41.A4 'IC HEAD . captain Brady WR TE Coptaio Thorpe= FAIR READ .. . .. thkputto floaphree. MA WON HICK KY .. .. Captain Auld TO . COPENBAOEN ...
... Major ILA.VNKR3, W. B. BROWN, TISLKY, Captain 91ULKNBR. i Captain KOWARDS. O.ptuiu M'O Y, Captain Captaiu MBLLK.V, I Captain BRADY. With the kind penniMiou of COLONEL MOUMTJOY of nxs 2nd GrUARDS, 3EVKBAL OF THE BEST SWORDSMEN Of thai splendid Regiment ...
... and the Continent. left Riverside Station in a aerial tram for London. In the sato°. are Colonel Barrett, Mrs. BarreU. Captain Brady. Ut. Brady. the Hun. Colin Campall, Campbell, Lady Drummond, Justus, R. Hall. Ball. Colonel Peters, Petra, LosatSHolonel ...