... Orient company's steamer Orizaha, Captain a Dixo l. A pilot cutter went from the Orizaba to the Nepaul c bli dicection of Captain Brady. Thepassengers, onlyeleven i n number (the majority having been landed at Marseilles), were taken to the AMillbay Pier ...

... rny daring band o fthieves 'A Sjsarvl has bheo: rnnie `g for several years between ?? and Canton, under the coenaiand of Captain Brady. iI e left Caentoni Ot Saturday emeortnew, at S o'clock, there beill only otne Eurupean passenger, Mr. 2leiedy, connected ...

... corps upon the platform. amongst whom woroe Mrs. Revuard, Captain Brady, Lieuteunut Mlfling, Lieutenant Morrell, Dr. Ford (surgeon of the company), and numerous other ladies and gentlemen. Captain Brady, in speaking of the Harrogate corps, paid a high compliment ...

... oposte raeesed Here the crew were drawn np on deck, ead received their Royal Hi ssspe r with a salute, the pasteng at hen. Captain Brady, in commad, conducted their Royal Highw to the suite of saloons prepared for Prince Albert Victor. The Pr~ince of Wales ...

... bliud, of thieves. Tbe Snark hos heon ronnou~g for, teveral yrars betweeni M-acan ,ait! Canton, puider thp coomimnd of Captain Brady. She ?? Cantnri on Sytlirday morning, at eight. o'clock, tliole hi.ing ouly one Europefna pafnefnger, Mr. Mnnd'j, counmneti'd ...

... The cutter immediately returned, and landed the passengers Eafely at M(Ilbay pier. Meantime, every effort was made under Captain Brady'a directions to save the ship. All watertight compartments were closed, and pumps were got to work; but the water continued ...

... Councillor Ross, Mr Councillor Child, Mr H. Daunn (Town Clerk), Mr John Morrell, Mr W. Russell, Jan., Mr J. W. Marshall, Captain Brady, Mr F. Adewburn, Mr J. E. Mac Nay, Mr Jeans, Mr Thos. Barningham, Mr John Jones, Mr John Grieveson, of Middlesbrough, &G ...

... Chinese ot up a sbasge quarbel, and fought with e attics. The officere of the ship interposed, when the Chinese tired at Captain Brady, and fatally wounded him. They then hacked him almost to piste5, no less than thirtyetwo wounds being aftotewads found ...

... vtin Tyndailight I'ut.U Aenider, tiheutenaiitookson, Lieutenant trin, Major-Faulkner, Captain Promoli,Captain Cotton, Captain Brady, Captain Turner, Cs~ptaln Steble, Eiialg& Rowlins-on Pa ater Allefid&` Ensign Allenuder; Captain Brdjine!Lrietitenknt Akirving ...

... bout 120 mon, the flr»i company under the command of Captain-Commandant Tynd.ll Bright, and ffocond under the command of Captain Brady. A detachment the brigade of L.A.V., under the command of Captain Mo'ly, together with their band, wero in attendance as ...

... attendance either of volunteers or spectators. Amongst the spectators were Ccl. Sir John Jones, Maj or Faulkner, Major Greig, Captain Brady, Captain Ellison, &o. lhe volunteers commenced arriving about half- past three o'olook, and formed in lines of contiguous ...

... only been built three years ago, and Captain Lynn was very energetic and skilful. ~The steamship Fairhead, of Belfast, Captain Brady, which has arrived from Liban, reports having expe- rienced terrific wreather on the passage. When in the North Sea a ...