... job. Captain Brady visited homes, camps and even trappers' settlements. delivering stores as well parcels and letters The job had its hazards, for although the inlet is seldom ioobotmd. floating logs are ever-present source of danger. Captain Brady went ...

... Russell beiug the master. Captain Brady had held certificate for years, and for six years more had beeu with Messrs Arthur Tate and Company. He had three of their vessels, had rather unfortunate. Wallace, appearing for Captain Brady, protested that they were ...

... Pieoes of the Dramatic Anchors' Society. rl l O-NIGHT, (FRIDAY,) APRIL 19th, Fashionable Night, under the patronage of Captain BRADY, and Officers of the 15th DALY., en which occasion the Performance will comfuence with the Comedy of NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS ...

... ), and Mr J. Beattie, magistrates, assisted Captains Erskiae and Melviile, nautical assessors, aud Hallett, assessor. Captain Brady, master the steamer, was again put into the box at the request of Mr K.C., appearing for the underwriters. Scrutton: About ...

... ship was knots. This was verified by a run on the measured mile. The owners the steamer, Mews J, and R. Boyd, Knox, and Captain Brady, expressed themselves thoroughly satisfied with the shin and the working of the engines and boilers during, the trial, ...

... of the vessel. Mr Bates having spoken for the Bureau Veritas, Mr Wallace addressed the Court on behalf of the master, Captain Brady. He complained strongly that the Board of Trade had introduced matters altogether irrelevant to the inquiry. Such an opening ...

... Saturday into the foundering of the Newcastle steamship Firth of Forth the Mediterranean on July 24th last, the master (Captain Brady) was further examined. In answer to Mr Scrutton, K.C., for the underwriters, he denied that the £6,000 policies were any ...

... trip from Oscarshamn. Fifteen of the crew and pas- were drowned, TWO SEAMEN DROWNED. The steamship Fair Head, of Belfast, Captain Brady, which has arrived at Belfast from Libau, reports having experienced terrific weathsr the North Sea. On Friday last a ...

... prlzls to the successful members of the 15th Durham Rifle Volunteers, in the late competition at Nelsham, took place. Captain Brady, in presenting the prizes, congratulated the corps upon their. efficiency. The following is a list of the prizes and the ...

... i public. The r T. Darlington Oattendance. ' Watson and Mr T. Thompson officiated as starters, Operative i v Bd w and Captain Brady and Mr R. O. Benson as judges. The following is a retina; of the sports :-120 yards handicap (members otly) two prizes—lst ...

... public. The Darlington Operative Brass Band was in attendance. Mr T. Watson and Mr T. Thompson officiated as starters, and Captain Brady and Mr B. S. Benson as judges. The following is a return of the sports :-120 yards handicap (members only) two prizes —let ...

... enormous expense, expresaly for this Conl:BAa_v. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), April 19, Fashionable Night, under the jpatronage of Captain BRADY and Officers of the 15th D. R. V., on which occasion the Performance will commence with the Comedy of “ NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS;” ...