... tl. Ben Wvll.'Mr ll’andlord, Mr.T. From M idras—ld.njtvnant • loddlnghsme, Ltmitenant Irvin four Mr. I.rrdns servant. Captain Brady, Cjp'ntn Campbell. Mr. Til* Worn G die—The m. Lien'enant le* P. Tre»«lh. From Ffongkong-M-jnr Perciva!. Mr. Crockett, Mr ...

... confined to Italy ! Which hope, no doubt, is nhared by General Widahon, and Colonel O'Malley, and Colonel Kennedy, and Captain Brady, and several other Hibernian heroes serving at present under the standard of his Majesty the Emperor Napoleon lIL ...

... A battalion untie. f Captain Thomas S. Murphy, comiistnig ot the Mont.oniery Guard, Lent Clarke; Irish American Guard, Captain Brady; wmet Gut trd, Captain Kennedy ; O'Britn C ilumbian Rifles, Captain Murphy. A lwrouche, drawn by tux hors s, containing ...

... battalion under command Captain Thomas S. Murphy, consisting ot the Montgomery Guard, Lieut. Clarke ; Irish -' morn an Guard, Captain Brady; Emmet Guard, Captain Kennedy ; O’Brien Columbian Rifles, Captain Murphy. barouche, drawn six horses, containing m. Smith ...

... cutrace., Whirch glancced errS from him and strucie ti.. ,teel cuirases of..a captain who was near hrimi. 'le htrore o fWe, Captain Brady, orderly oflttcrr to tris Mrjeaty, wee woundedi en, In thie greet ateeick on the cartrel' it wee General Maneque thar Oicer ...

... Metz ; Prendergast, Sub-Lieutenant, 83th Regiment; Swiney, Lieutenant, 34th Regiment; Kennedy, Lieutenant-Colonel; Shee, Captain; Brady, Officer d’Ordnance the Emperor, (wounded at Solferino). ...

... received ball bis cuirass, which glanced off from him and struck the cuirass of captain who was near him. The horse of Captain Brady, orderly officer to his Majesty, was wounded. In the great attack the centre it was General that led the first brigade ...

... Mete; Prenderguk Sulr-Lieutenant, 113th Regiment : Swiuey, Lieutenant, 34th Regiment; Kennedy, Lieutenant-Colonel; Shoe, Captain; Brady, Officer of the Emperor, at Solfminok DUBLIN MARKEN. CORN EXCRAVOIR—JULT & Our corn multet tosimy was • great degree by ...

... received a ball on bis onirau, which glanced off from him and struck the cuirass of captain who was near him. The horse of Captain Brady, orderly officer to his Majesty, was wounded. Inthe greatattack on tbecentre it was General Maneque that led the first ...

... consisted shoulder, sword and frog-belts, with silver ornaments. The were under the command of Captain Tindal Bright and Captain Brady, and went through company and battalion drill in the presence of large and select body spectators, in unexceptionable style ...

... Sub-Lieut. Metz; Prmideruast, Sub-Lieut. 351h Regiment; Swiney, Lieut 34-h Regiment, Kennedy, Lieut. Colonel, Shee, Captain ; Brady, Othcerd’Ordon nance of the Emperor (sounded at Sulferino) Such a glorious array of names speaks volumes of the military ...

... Spring Rire, A D Capelbrook, Esq, - Matt, Esq, G D Kehae, Esq.:E L Briscoe, Esq, E L Emsrson, Esq, Ceptain Grant, R N; Captain Brady, William Brownlow, Esq,|Goorgo Watkinson, Esq, J Lengacker, Esq, Ac. A very promising young Irish actress, Miss Mary Provart ...