... Reapers at work, and their Guard, place above Manley, killed four, and tomahawked and fcalped young Gentleman, Son u) Captain Brady, who was ftil. alive when the accounts came away; after this they made 01*. Stockade Fort is building r ear Municy. Bofton ...

... force, and constables Spain, Markham, and Singleton, of the constabulary, stationed at Kilteely, under the orders of Captain Brady, succeeded in arresting Michael Mahony, the late tenant of Biillynagreny, who was the author of all the disturbances in ...

... know. Rev. Mr. Betesford.- - Will you allow me to say a word ? I got one or two cases of pistols, loaded with balls, from Captain Brady, and— Coroner.-1 must interrupt you; I wil not receive any statement, except on oath. Rev. Mr. Beresibrd.—Swear me! Coroner ...

... know. • • - Rev. .31r. Betesford.—Will you allow me to a ward? I got one or two cases of pistols, loaded with balls, from Captain Brady, and_ Coloner.-1 rust interrupt you; I will not receive any statement, except on oath. Rev. 11Ir. Beresloid.—Swear me ...

... hence w hich put into Chiloe in distress, discharged at that port, and has put back here to repair. 20 . —The Agnes, Captain Bradie, arrived in ,er toi le 4th instant. but the weather did not admit of o Pg„off to her. On the 18th, the captain, with the ...

... Lord Holland, M. Abbatucci, M. Billault, M. Troplong,. M. de. Morny; Colonel Claremont, Colonel Tyrwhitt, Major Clifton, Captain Brady, and M. de Grammont. M. Fould, the Minister of State, gave a grand dinner the day before yesterday. A concert was given ...

... orderly officers who will aecom- pany his Majesty are Lieutenant-Colonel Fave., of the artillery ; Staff Chef ?? Sehaintz Captain Brady, artillery; Captain Emile Tm-cher de la Payeiie; the Prince dle la Tour d'Auvergae, cap- tain of infantry ; and Prince ...

... Count Lentc. The 01- derly officera who accompany the Emperor ore Col- evd, of the Artillery; Major Schmita, of the Staff; Captain Brady, of the Artillery; Prince dela Tour d'Auvergne Lauragnaia, and Prinee Joachim Murat, Lieutenant of Cavalry. General Niel ...

... whicil bounded off and struck amiother I ,oheer near hibt. Baron Latrey had a horse killed under him. The ho1se also of Captain Brady, one of the Eltmeror's orderly olileer, was wounded. At a Solferitto, as at Magentti, thi;sadetirable calinuoura'e atid ...

... a ball on his cuirass, which glanced off front him and struck the cuirass of a captain who was near him. The horse of Captain Brady, orderly officer to his Majesty, was wounded. The Emperor, it is said, during the whole day had nothing to cat but a small ...

... Power C. A.. fish-Lieutenant. esth Regiment. Line Swi. my, Lieutenant, 54th Regiment ; Kennedy. btutemaat•Colunel ; Shoe. Captain Brady, Officer d't/rdnence of the Emperor (sounded at Sulfetino) Cau.s. Remoter Ora CHILD.—At the Salford Town 11..11. un Tuesday ...

... Prendergast, Snii-Lieutenant, 85th Regiment, Line; Swiney, Lieutenant, 31th Regiment; Kennedy, Lieut.-Colonel • Shoe, Captain ; Brady, Officer d’Ordnanee of the Emperor (wounded at Solferino). Squabbling foe Gloey.—The newn of the moral accord of the allies ...