... quarrel; in which knives were drawn. The first mate was sent below by Captain Brady to quell the disturbance. was immediately attacked and sent bleeding back to the deck. Then Captain Brady and Mundy descended. They were armed with revolvers, but the pirates ...

... misrepresentation in respect to the lease of a house in Wardour Street, where Captain Brady opened the Waffle’ The clnb ran for only a few nights, and was closed Captain Brady alleged, he discovered that he could rot yet a per licence. he jury found that ...

... J. Barber 1218, Captain Brady Mr 909. Mr Hy. Dowoes Mr Meyer 790. Mr Stokes 748, Mr Ward 693, Dr Preston 410, 376, Mr Ibbotson 869, and Mr 363. first seven were elected, fix out of being retiriog member* of tbe board ; Captain Brady taking the plaae ...

... committee, 1 say that Captain Brady did not ask for at any ot our meetings. Captain Brady.—ril pass over that, if you wish it Mr. Lxaroyd.—lt Captain Brady wishes to allude to the report—that is all that is admissible at present. Captain Brady.—There has beeu ...

... ? other -vr Lest aggregate scot9, Tie Arolunteers ha;i illg bees' drqc n up in frout of the platIorl, upon which were Captain Brady, Sub-Lieu- telnant Greenwood, oi' the 16th Company; Captain Cocks, lst Royal, Surrey Mfilitia (late of the U.A.C. Ligilt ...

... ation in respect tho lease of a house in Wardour Street, London, where Captain Brady opened the Waffle Club. The club ran for only few nights, and was closed because Captain Brady alleged be discovered that could not get supper licence. The jury found ...

... Captain Bernard John William Brady, Hogarth Hoad, Earl’s Court, and the defendant was Solomon Moss, of Brondes-» bury. Captain Brady contended that was induced to take up the tenancy the representation that lie could get a supper licence, but that Mr. ...

... the ground premises were not structurall\ , providing refreshment to which ii,. , intoxicating liquor was ancillarv ' Captain Brady, giving evidence. Vaid i had been asked other officer, they could go, and telt that then * ri oi>eiiing lor different kind ...

... all hands. The news a© great shock, for fewer than sixteen the crew ha ...

... dr Pear-ou conducted a dental business. Both,” remarked counsel were businesses which involved extractions. (Laughter.) Captain Brady, who had had racehorses of his oan, became very friendl with Mr. Pear Ve son, and occasionally put his in ts through with ...

... the club Captain Brady, said that March last year he told Captain Brady that supper licence had been applied for on behalf the Fifty-Fifty Club, and had been refused the ground that the premises were not structurally suitable. Captain Brady then said ...

... THE ABOVE HAS ARRIVED. NIOHTDEW (Mr. Maw) Owner ..12 7 ROYAL REPOSE (Captain Brady) .. Sneyd 5..12 6 BORYSTIIENE (Mrs. Bennett) Bennett a.. 12 6 WISEACRE (Mr. Parrish) Rimell .12 TUSCAN IMr. Moral) Roberts a.. 12 0 COULACH (Mr. C. Ta-lor) Cou'tbwaite ...