... water. The fleet mate, Charles Launder, of the steam trawler Assyrian', examined for the defence, deposed that he saw Captain Brady coming on board his ship. Be produced his chart, and the ship was in 39 fathoms of water; Scariff bearing east and easteouth ...

... water. The first mate, Charles Launder, of the steam trawler “Assyrian”, examined for the defince, deposed that he saw Captain Brady coming on board his ship. He produced his chart, and the ship was in 39 fathoms of water; Scariff bearing cast and cast-south ...

... stick ; Captain Brady .ode among them and advised them desist would not , there was no magistrate all with the police at this time ; witness called on Captain Brady and said it was a dangerous place for him to in without magistrate” ; Captain Brady then ...

... casks) part of the cargo City of Limerick. which was recently wrecked near BeUybunnion, were discovered on last Sunday Captain Brady of the Constabulary, in the house a Pob> Hoan named Church Listowel, who committed jail for having them bis possession ...

... Lawlor party; was then in conversation with Captain Brady, a most able and efficient officer; Captain Brady asked a man standing by to show hifn bis stick, promising to return it; he gave it to him, and Captain Brady observed to witness that they were in the ...

... waters. The first mate, Charles Launder, of the steam trawler Assyrian,” examined for the defenoe, deposed that he saw Captain Brady coming on board bis ship. Be produced his chart, and the ship was in 39 fathoms Water; Scariff beating east and east-south ...

... Dublin: Thp Sfunsfet* ClrcQit commence* at Enms Tuesday, the February, and Limerick, Saturday. 2d March. r - DEATH OF CAPTAIN BRADY. restret to »t.. 13 that account! have just rejirted'uS of the death of Captain Bratly, C. C. P. at a fever a few days ...

... during last autumn. l The weather naving now cleared, Dr. Mangan, Canon McDonnell, Mr. Micks, Fathers McCarthy and Glynn, Captain Brady and the gentlemen of the deputation went in turn to the Doctor’'s Rock site and the Deenish one. Universal approval of ...

... |he liable to a fine not ex ding keeper, Vi Npuare, Glin ::.:(g::::;l,m:: I Urlan Council, The funeral to the New Ueme Captain Brady deposed he was :: day evening in lho.ntr ;‘ B siions. ohe 'ler.\' on Sanday was dargely attended by the | the teamship ...

... Mi.-s Burt. Dublin; Mr. and Mrs A. If. Bag >t, Mr. and Mrs. Bitten. Middleton, Cork; Mr Brady ace and family. Carlow; Captain Brady Kcgt. ; Captain Rupert Bradv, 2d. Queen’s Kovals; Mr and Mrs. Jubband family, Birkenhead Mr; and Mrs. Lldrcd, London. Omissions ...

... asked him to stop. Mi Sherlock deposed that be went on board the Sea ilawa, which was inside the Limit. He corroborated Captain Brady as to distance, etc. lie informed the captain of the Sea Hawk that. he waa inside the limits, and he said be didn't know ...

... Mr. Morphy explained that for trawling within the prescribed limit offender would be liable to fine nut exceeding £lOO. Captain Brady deposed was master the steamship Granuaile. The steamer belonged to the Congested District* Beard. was appointed official ...