... above factions, sent a requisition to the oftiber g the troops ralee, tor party the military to at and also issued ordets Captain Brady, Ciiief Constable, at Listowell, attend with all the police could muster. Accordingly, Jdooptr, Ensigns Moore, and Losuck ...

... ot the peaceable inhabitants, were put the most imminent danger. The Constabulary of the district, under the orders of Captain Brady, succeeded in arresting about twelve of the rioters against whom the Police have lodged informations, am! the Belligerents ...

... Irish American Guard, New York—Captain Brady. The Emmet Guard, Brooklyn—Captain Nugent. Shield Gaard, Brooklyn—Captain 11I'Carty. The Emerald Guard—Captain Cullen. The Eighty-Second Volunteer Guard—Captain Smith. First Irish Rifles—Captain Butler. Second ...

... Burton, stb Dragoon Guards; Major Sbervingten, 48tb Regiment; Major Butler, 20th Regiment; Captain Butler, 86th Regiment; Captain Brady Ist Royals ; Captain Alexander, 10th Hussars; Captain Pack Beresford, late Royal Artillery; Captain Doyne, Turkish Contingent; ...

... Perciral, Lambert (High Breen, Anthony John Cliffe. William ,» rv « .; Lambert. Captain Colclough, Doync, Morris Wilson. Captain Brady, Sr. George Deane. y-L-Beatty, I>- V. Beatty, Morris, Webb. H. Tyndali, TynJitll.Captain Farmar, Picott (I2tli Hus?ars) ...

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

... to 45 ; thus leaving the juveniles winning by eleven runs. The Harveystown team was ably represented by Messrs. Kelly (captain) ; Brady, Doyle, and Lane ; while Messrs. Stafford, Cloney, and. Doyle, scored well for the Waddingtown team. Especial praise ...

... death of Captain John Brady reached Sydney yesterday, and caused much surprise and general regret in shipping circles. Captain Brady was at Townsville with his barque, the Excelsior, and took ill on Mondry last. He was taken to the Townsville Hospital ...

... y7ears re.ziaut wilt be the herald ofmany a euooerfnl re-union in the future.—Your truly, 41 W O'Byrne, CO. tifipplanael. Captain Brady landed in £1 Rs which - he said practically cloyed the collection for St Mary's Wa:d. It was the largest collection ever ...

... and trust that this y.ara rediatn rill be the herald °insane a masa= in the future.—Year truly, d W 00. tkpfdleasel. Captain Brady handed in £1 17. which be said practically closed the collection for St Mary's Wazd. It vas the largest collection ever ...

... received on the telephone by Captain Brady, harbour -master, from the coastguard station at Carnsore. He was informed that the vessel had truck on the Cloßop Rock, and needed the assistance of the tug boat. Captain Brady immediately communicated with ...

... them ea+ eonxiderabli anxiety in W. third regarding the fate of the NiS schmmer.s that had /At the port that morn:nit. Captain Brady, harbour mast w was most anxious to !earn news about the tod he stems he tang up Tuska.r and coked T 1 any v met had been ...