... M‘Mahon, Thomas & Wm. Roche, b Robert Briscoe, 5 1 M. Fume!' & Co. 5 Lant. Hill, 5 I Meade & Co. S John Hoare, Wm. Maunsell, Captain Brady, Pryce Peacocke, Robert Rodger, George Keating, Win. Hammond, John Parker, Clk. Stephen Dickson, Christopher Meade, James ...

... Foshery, Mayor/ 5 A. C. Stretch, B. M•Mahon, ç Sheriffs, 5 Robert Briscoe, 5 Lain. Hill, John Hoare, 2 Wm. Maunsclf,- 3 Captain Brady, 2 Prvce Pearocke, 2 Robert Rodger, George Keating, Wm. Hammond, 2 John Parker, Clk. 2 Stephen Dickson, Christopher Meade ...

... Guineas Wm. Fosbery, May or, 5 A. C. Stretch, Sheriffs, 5 B. WNlalion, Robert Lant. Hill, John Hoare, Wm. Matinsell, Captain Brady, Pryce Peacocke, Robert Rodger, George Keating, Wm. Hammond, John Parker, Clk. Stephen Dickson, Christopher Meade, James ...

... notice the fallowing: Lail; Clonbrock, • r William Burdttt, and family, Mrs. Croket Barrington, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Namara, Captain Brady, and Mrs. Meade; Thos. Mr. Pope, Mrs. Monsen, and family, Mr. Mrs. and Nisi Creagh, Mrs. Hume. Mr. T. F. Ntaunsell, and ...

... poor, banded to ma Treasure by Thomas Mau, At the ealy hour of silt o'clock ow Mondayewesing. Patrick Maim:, steward to Captain Brady of Batmen, cu Clue, arcs 'rapt at Newcastle, is the liberties of this City, by two armed ruffians, one of wheel pt sealed ...

... Esq. of Dromard, County Tipperary, to Christiana, daugiter of Wiliiam Hatchinson, of Timoney Park, in_said County, Esq. Captain Brady, of Peter’s-place, Dublin, aged eighty years, to the Widow Lawless, of Charlemont-street. ...

... Leicester, 1s the principal tigated at the Sessions of Liverpool, on Friday, before a The police stationed at Swords, under Captain Brady, f 3 : g e e x e F . Ratlkeale and went to Mr. Smith, Chief Constable, ahd manager. crowded Court. James Donaldson was ...

... of money, transmitted to a northern banking house was stolen,) were arrested by the Swords police, under the command of Captain Brady. Monday morving, Mr. P. E. Burke, of Paradise-row, an eminent Solicitor, was thrown into the canal, by his horse, and drowned ...

... thought | RATHKEAT }T‘;’(‘F‘?on[:cmw Ab “'Q‘l'“‘“’m Sipla, G May, 1886 ] The rooms of the Association were very full |to Captain Brady, who manfully vindicated the | that the raising himsell -und others to the station S‘O‘CI F‘TY MATION A .'?h eral Contt-Mattial ...

... isevideat. Thanks to Captain Brady, who manfully vindicated the I poor People from the imputation endeavoured to !be flupg upon them by their crafty enemies. I wish every proprietor. would act towards the ‘People like Captain Brady, and iustead of being ...

... had part of the statement, She was very ill, and made a confession, thinking herself übout to die. 1 wrote a lettes to Captain Brady, who was 1o have been the friend of Mr. Pilfold. Licuienant Hanna---1 am a Licutenant in the Army, and am married. My wife ...

... merely the relation between muster and does not avail much. Mr. only made flic enquiry shew you that it would lutrm lor Captain Brady give compliment. Baimler—Ko, indeed, it would lie harm. witness was sworn— Macnainaru's was servant Mr. Bratly for I! year ...