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... Bey, M. Bowntree, tbs Ber. 3. C. Hoghe*, Nydd ; the Bcv. W. MeddUoo, the Bey. H. ?? tbe Ber, Mr. Drakeford, Eoaresbro' ; Captain Brady, bon. treasurer ; Mr. W. Harker, . Captain Hsrriion, Arthington Houee ; Mr. W. Freeman, Bilton Court ; Mr. C. Powell, Mr ...
... di_.e- tbe Chairman gave the usual loyal to— ti, and Mr. J. Powell 'hen proposed the Army, N.vy, and Boserve Forces.'' Captain Brady appropriately respinded. Mr. Bate soo proposed ** The Lcrd Lieateoa nt aad the Magittratei of the West Riding. Mr. B. ...
... VotcßTsne*.— Oa Tues- day evening, tb* Harrogate Company of the Ist Weat York Bille Volunteer* ?? under the command of Captain Brady, th* other oflear* preaent briar Lieutenants Milling and MorreU, and Surgeo-i Ford. Ire man, who muttered in strong form ...
... seconded by ' ' ' '■ acd i.airied. Mr. Kienard Ellis th ?? Nicholas Carter as chairman 1 t::a Boi-ti -•' ensuing year, Captain Brady seended :t* '■ tion. Mr. Meyer noiuiuated Mr. Moses W chairman. Mr. Dowr.es said i.o tiiou^i: • understood previously that ...
... the 15th Durham (Darlington) Volunteers, was held at the County Hotel on Tuesday night, and wu very numerously attended. Captain Brady occupied the chair, and gave the usual loyal and patriotic touts, the Army', Navy, and MUitia, being coupled with the ...
... regiment arrived by special train at Harrogate shortly bsfora nine o'cioek on Saturday night, acd were met at tbe station by Captain Brady snd tbe Usrrogate Volunteer, and Bend as a guard of honour, by whom they wera ?? to the camp. The regiment numbers about ...
... inspected on the Stray, by Col. Lloid, of York. The men, who num- bered about 75, marched to the ground headed by the band. Captain Brady was in comma.id, and Lieut. Milling and Dr Deviile. surgeon to the corps, were aho present. After some little waiting the ...
... distribution of prises, { followed hy a hall, annoaaeed, bat this was cancelled , ard tke irtr. s distribated in private by Captain [ Brady, Offcrr Commanding, ia the Drill Hell. Cep- tair. Brady, in bia opsningremarks.dwattupaathelosa iutteir.ee by the battalion ...
... Volusteers. — Oa Taes- day evening, the Harrogate Oompany of the lit West York Bifle Volunteers assembled under the command of Captain Brady, the other officers present being Lieutenant! Milling and Morrell, and Surgeon Ford. Tbe men, who mtutered in ?? force ...
... Walker irked that if the station were enlarged. Cam* p-atreek would one of the most important joghfares to Low Harrogate.—Captain Brady Mr. Downes supported the amendment, and Mr, benson pointed out that by refusing to take the ■pry for opening out the street ...
... and firicg exercites characterised wilh noticeable celerity, utdtr the direct!, n of Msjor k'earsl.y. Major Russell, and Captains Brady, Mason, and Broinst Btxt con- ducted drilling exert ieet, and tben the battalion was drawn up for the attack. Before the ...
... hours, thus making tbe qtiickest voys^e on record. Anting her passengers were Deputy Cum. nis— try Gener _ _ Cirri* and Captains Bradi.h and Storey. 1-TBE AT THE EXETER BARRACKS. Yesterday morning, a lire broke out in tbe Exeter Barracks. The flames were ...