... ; in which knives were drawn. The first mate was sent below by Captain Brady to quell the disturbance. He was immediately attve•ked and sent bleeding back to the I deck. Then Captain Brady and sfr. Mundy descended. They were armed with revolvers, but the ...

... voyage he- had current insurances on her the extent of £6,000. began afresh in consequence of letter he received from Captain Brady, who wrote: If I was not forced by poverty I would not go in the Atlantic trade so long voyage in that craft for more ...

... with Captain Brady, and he observed the beams of the vessel bending like a rod. At the time of ter last voyage be had current invorances on her to the amount of £6,000 He began to insure her afresh in consequence of a letter, in which Captain Brady said: ...

... voyage he bad current Insurances on her to the extent of £6,000. He began afresh in consequence of letter be received from Captain Brady, who wrote: I was not forced by poverty I would not go in the Atlantic trade so long voyage in that craft for more reasons ...

... Aran, ha* arrived Plymoath from Bombay, landed two ol tho stew of th* steamship Sumatra, Glasgow, 2,40$ tons register. Captain Brady, wa* sa*. The Somatra was bound from Batoam Hong Kong, with in oan*. She had a crew of all told. When th* Mediterranean ...

... Metz. Prendergast, Sub-Lieutenant, 85th Regiment, Lins. Swiney, Lieutenant, Regiment. Kennedy, Lieutenant-Colonel. Shee, Captain. Brady, Officer d'Ordnance of the Emperor (wounded Solferino). ...

... inson, a former President of the Institution of Electrieel Engineers, who has already been plotted to the command, and Captain Brady, Royal Engineers, who has been appointed adjutant, the names of several gentlemen associated practically with electrical ...

... Oriental Compavy’s steamer Orizaba (Captain Dixon). A pilot cutter went from the Orizaba to the Nepaal by direction of Captain Brady. The passengers, only 11 in number (the majority having been landed at Marsei were taken to Millbay Pier in the cutter ...

... all the life-rafts. It also swept over Captain Bradburn, First Officer Sweetlaud, Second Officer Ross, and two seamen. Captain Brady, who behaved so* gallantly when the steamer Atlantic was wrecked, was board, aud took the command. SHOCKING DEATH OX RAILWAY ...

... exnressing results in period when prevailed. u t Messrs R. C. Talbot Baker, retiring directors, Board, and t£e election of Captain Brady ...

... fell over the embankment, height of to 20 feet. this part of the train the sole damage was done. third-class carriage was Captain Brady, who was on his way to join his ship, the Rob Roy, in London Docks . He was killed, bis wife and child of years sitting ...

... quarrel; in which knives were drawn. The flret mate was sent below by Captain Brady qnell the disturbance. He was immediately attacked and sent bleeding back to the deck. Thou Captain Brady and Mr. Mnndy They were armed with revolvers, but the pirates gave ...