... his special commendation, the picture by Maclise entitled The Death of Nelson, and The Burning of the Bombay, by Captain Brady, thereby evincing a high appreciation of Art as well as a deep sympathy with those productions of it which more immediately ...

... and on the whole has prow-d ccmsiderably attractive. On Thursday evening the entertainment was under the patronage of Captain Brady and officers and men of the 17tb West York Bifle Volunteers, on whieb occasion the bind of the regiment waa present, and ...

... case, and all they could do, to show appreciation tbe result, was that they should aU double their subscription*. . Captain Brady and eevcral others then left tha The said there was nothing laid to the charge of Mr. Winter, and considered that the gentleman ...

... Bey. Canon Oven, Bey. B. W. Marriott, Mr. B. Ellis, LP., Dr. Mjrtle, J. P., De. Somerville, Mr. A. Ford, Mr. Webster, Captain Brady Ac. The annual report stated that the h, -pita! was opeoed for the reception of patients on the ?? of April, and hss remained ...

... twenty-one years. The arrangements fottbe funeral were carried Sergeant- Major Sonde, of Harrogate, with the co-operation of Captain Brady. prooeezion formed la the fallowing order;—A detachment of the Harrogate Rifle Tclanteen with reversed arms (forming the ...

... to the mark in excellent time it was übout half -past six o'clock before the proceedings were ended. The steward* were Captain Brady, Dr. W. H. Arrow- smith, Mr- J. T. Mewburn, Mr. Jos. Forster. Mr. Jos. Shewell, Mr. W. Watson, Mr. J. H. Brooks, and Mr ...

... excellent lia ea* provided hy Mr. Seller* for the member* and tie ir wive* and sweei hearts. At the meeting held afterwari.. Captain Brady presided, and made a few ?? remark* on tb* advancement m.i. 1 y the Lodge. Bro. Burkenahaw, *ecretary , read the report ...

... O. Eielby), Mr. (the Town Clerk), and Mr. (the collector). The recu'i; was that the six old members were returned, and Captain Brady, who stood second on poll, takes the place of Mr. Dawson, who did not seek re» election. Mr. Barber, who at the he.d of ...

... hiring leached its maximum number of efficients, the oooa- tion was aeized to present an address and portrait in oil to Captain Brady, as a mark of the esteem in which be wae held by the membara, aad as an ap- preciation cf Lia efforts to bring tke oompany ...

... officers with the Commandant were Lieutenants Garnet.. Waite, and Hutchinson. The Harrogate Corps, which was in charge of Captain Brady, with whom were Lieutenants Milling and Dunn, had a total of 89 Selby, commanded by Captain Hawdon, mustered 64, Enaresbro' ...

... -day night the annual distribution of Christmas prizes to the members of the 16th West York Rifle Volunteers took place. Captain Brady said : Com- paring the returns of. 1875 with those of the preced- ing year, he found there was an increase under every ...

... Rev. E. Cornish, Rev.E. Boaden.Rev. M.O'Donnell.Rev. J. C. Laing, Rev. J. H. Cooke, Bsy. T. Poitinjer, Mr J. 1 .ckard, Captain Brady, Mr fi. Ca-ter, Mr John Thomas, C.E., Mr. P. H. Wilkinson, Mr E. Thomp- ron, Mr P. Palliser, Mr Allanson, Dr Neville Wil- ...