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... awaited the coming of the Harrogate men. The latter left Harrogate station by the half-post two train, under the command of Captain Brady, and arrived in Upon station at three o'clock. Having formed, with advance guard, and rear guard, the men marched towards ...
... were remarkably clean. and it erklent that dar that every man had taken the gieateet pains to do credit to hie corps. Captain Brady then referred to the annual returns of the corps, and said he was glad to able to inform them that their last return for ...
... Bart, BaeU Woodd,Beq.,M.P. eorrulors, kitchens and out-offices : Imen, blzn £(t beef 7d to : secondary. to fi}d. Sheep, Captain Brady, Bev. J. S. Withington, TOnnUrpanee, feather beds, Ac., which are fu. y par Per ,b DO,MU - Dr.a, prompt. fai^ho™o?pi L ...
... sport, but was not so long as usual owing to the falling off in the number of entries. The stewards were Dr. Arrowsmitb, Captain Brady, Mr. J. M. Horsley, Mr. W. Hodgson, Mr. F. E. Mewburn, Mr. J. H. Stephenson, and Mr. W. Watson. Mr. T. Watson, assisted ...
... sport, but was not so long as usual owing to the falling of in this somber of entries. The stewards were Dr. Arrowsnith, Captain Brady, Mr. J. X. Horsley, Mr. W. Hodgson, Mr. F. E. Mewburn, Mr. J. H. Stephensce, and Mr. W. Watson. Mr. T. Wats eon, assisted ...
... inspected on the Stray, by Col. Lloid, of York. The men, who num- bered about 75, marched to the ground headed by the band. Captain Brady was in comma.id, and Lieut. Milling and Dr Deviile. surgeon to the corps, were aho present. After some little waiting the ...
... hattaHon, and by Captain and Adjutant Preaton. The company mastered three ...
... The corps assembled at their depot at half-past six, muster~ ing three officers and about 75 men, under the command of Captain Brady. The other officers present were Lieut. Milling, and the surgeon of the corps, Dr. Deville. Headed by their excellent band ...
... inspected on the Stray, by Col. Lloyd, of York. The men, who numbered about 76,marobed to the Found beaded by the band. Captain Brady was- in command, and Lieut. Milling and Dr. Deville, surgeon to the corpe, were also present. After some little waiting ...
... inspected on the Stray, by Col. Lloyd, of York. The men, who numbered about 75,marched to the ground beaded by the band. Captain Brady was in command, and Lieut. Milling and Dr. Devilie, surgeon to the corps, were also present. After some little waiting ...
... before proceeding to church the band played the « Halfelujah chorus” in good style. The company was under the command of Captain Brady, who put the men through a short drill. The corps then proceeded down Chapel Street, up Parliament Street, along West Park ...
... and before proceeding to church the bond played the “Halleluiah chorus” good atyle. The company was ondtr the command of Captain Brady, who put the men through short driU. The corps then proceeded down Chapel Street, np Parliament Street, along West Park ...