... Reserve. A Commission in the Royal Naval Reserve has been granted to Captain Louis Brady. Captain Brady is:a well-known officer of the Irish Lights Service, and has been for some years in command of their steamer “‘ lerme.” Having -volunteered for active ...

... of Chatsworth Road ; Brondesbury, London. Captain Brady, of the Royal Air Force, took a lease of premises from Mr Moss in Wardour Street at which the Fifty-Fifty Night Club had been carried on Captain Brady started a club called The Waffles, and closed ...

... poll tba iaaoe lay between Jcbo Butcbioson Captain Brady. In final poll Mr Uetcbioaan received tba support of MaMra R Walah, J Smith. J J otafiord N J Coagrava. T Hntohioaoo. H Magnire. and J Tight—7. Captain Brady lhara voted—Meaara Timpton, Stooott, S Aldarman ...

... Not a Partner. said that it was now alleged Captain Brady gave the ums for the purpose of securing • quarter interest in Me bookmaking business. The money, ho‘e‘er. was lent altogether apart from the business. The writ was issued in, Mr. Pearson died ...

... ethical standard. , of lawyers. Mr. Solomon Moss. the defendant, said he never said anything to induce Captain Brady to take a lease. Captain Brady knew there was no supper licence. The hearing was adjourned. ...

... them made mistakes, and Captain Brady admitted that he had made a mistake in resigning. In view of Captain Brady's Banjoes to the Board he should be allowed to withdraw. He (Senator Moran), had a good deal to do with Captain Brady during the war. Chairman—The ...

... misrepresentation concerning the lease of a honse in Wardour-strect, where Captain Brady oprued the * Waffle ” Club. The club ran for only a few pights, and was closed because, Captain Brady allezed, he dizcovered that he could not get a supoer lieense, The damaves ...

... RHODESIAN'S DEATH Reuter states that Corporal H . C . Travis , of the Rhodesian platoon ? under Captain Brady , has died in London from wounds leceivcd in Flanders . The British South Africa Company will be represented at tho funeral to-day . ...

... 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 ...

... Eastchurch. Sent. and a nd the estate of the late Cecil Pear for £330 alleged to be owing to him. judgment was given for Captain Brady the amount claimed, with costs. counsel. Mr. J. D. Caasels ep tc i ., at the end of 1921 Capta Prod/ took a flat in Sh ...

... affect the underwriters' judgment in regard to other ships commanded by Captain Brady?—That is for the underwriters to say. lam not an underwriter. lam told that while Captain Brady was in the Oxus the amount of speculative insurance was less. On account ...

... informed they area form of cake very popular in America, and it was proposed to make a feature' of their sale at this club. ,Captain Brady, in evidence, said he had no previous experience of clubs, and wished ,to make this one different from others. They wanted ...