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... Prendergast, Sub-Lieutenant, 85th Regiment, Line; Swiney, Lieutenant, 34th Regiment; Kennedy, Lieut. - Colonel; Shee, Captain ; Brady, Officer d'Ordnance of the Emperor (wounded at Solferino). Bottling a Voter at Bury.âOn Saturday, Zachariah Hardman ...
... interest, especially those connected with *c adventures of the Australian Robin Hood, that preux chevalier at bush-rangers, Captain Brady, and his lieutenants MC.be. Pearson, Jeffries, O'Brien, and Charley Routley. lhese were all escaped convicts. Brady-the ...
... a height of fifteen to twenty feet. In this part of the train the sole damage was done. In a third-class carriage was Captain Brady, who was on hue way to join his ship, the Rob Roy, in London Docks. Ife was killed, his wife and a child of four and a ...
... carriages ran off the line, and four of them went over an embankment a depth of some twenty feet. One passenger was killed—Captain Brady, who was on his way to join his ship in the London Docks—and several others sustained injuries more or less serious. It ...
... historical picture of 1 The Death of Nelson, by Maclise. (Loud cheers.) There is also The Borning of the Bombay, by Captain Brady. The first, represented here, and still more grandly in the House of Lords, is a scene that will ever be memor- able in ...
... commissioned officers and privates sat down an excellent dinner, under the presidency of Major Holt, who was supported by Captain Brady, Lieutenant Nichols, Rev. W. W. Gibbons, DeviHe, Mr Strother, Mr H. 1 Uiry, Mr W. H. Watson, Mr Dyson, &c.—The usual loyal ...
... tea®« mercy of any daring band of thieves. The | been running for several years between Macao ton, under the command of Captain Brady. ton on Saturday morning, at eight o'clock, tflerefcWj one European passenger, Mr Mundy, Messrs Deacon Co. There were nearly ...
... 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 ...
... ? 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 ...
... Volunteers inspected Colonel Cureton. onthe Stray Harrogate. The cozrpeuy, the number oi 75, was under the command of Captain Brady, and the inspecting oflicer was accompanied Lieut.-Colonel Harrison end Captain and Adiutant Preston. men were put through ...
... under the command Lieutenant Winn, Captain commanding No, 2, Harrogate, one company, numbering about 86, under comm md of Captain Brady and Lieutenants Greenwood and Miiliag. Tad caster, one company, of about 50, commanded by Captain Thompson and Lieutenant ...
... and he believed he was correct in saying that the muster for the inspection was the largest ever presented by the corps. Captain Brady concluded by caUlng upon Colonel Harrison to address the men. Colonel Habbison, who was received with loud applause, said ...