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... ship Blossom arrived Valparaiso on the of May, from San Bias, with a large sum of specie on board, for private account. Captain Brady iritended to sail thence about the middle of May, for Rio Janeiro and England. This ship has l»een employed for two years ...
... produced by this statement). Th ere It one boy burned bleak. Tbe a was a tall slim ge in k,4 l : I believe him to beeu Captain Brady. Capt. Warburton: Was Capt. Syasons collected • was rushing about the deck like a madman. 1 bil , l he and pump a Wicket ...
... family, J. W. Long, Esq., and family, James Lees, Esq., and family, E. Vickers, Esq., and family, Rev. W . Woodswonh, Captain Brady and wile, Major Bell and family C. Horsfall, Esq., and family, Arthur Bolland, Esq., and family; Mr. and Mrs. Dixon and ...
... Gentle, Reille, Marquis de Toulongeon, Count Lapin. The orderly officers who accompany him are Colossi Fave, Major Schmitz, Captain Brady. Prince de Is Tour d'Auvergne Leuragnais. and Prince Soschtm Murat. On Tuesday, it was found in Paris that there were hardly ...
... Tho orderly officet s who ace uupany the Emperor ate Colonel Fa\ ., of the Artillery ; Maj •rSchmitz, of the staff j Captain Brady, of the Artillery; Prince de la Tour ?? Lauragnais, and Prince Joachim Murat. lieutenant of Cavalry. General Niel, aide-do ...
... Prendergast, Sub-Lieutenant, 85th Regiment, Line; Swiney, Lieutenant, 34th Regiment; Kennedy, Lieut. - Colonel; Shee, Captain ; Brady, Officer d'Ordnance of the Emperor (wounded at Solferino). Bottling a Voter at Bury.âOn Saturday, Zachariah Hardman ...
... sword-belt, and frogbelt, with silver ornaments. The two companies were under the command of Captain Tindal Bright and Captain Brady, and went through company and battalion drill iu the presence of a large and select body of spectators, in unexceptionable ...
... interest, especially those connected with *c adventures of the Australian Robin Hood, that preux chevalier at bush-rangers, Captain Brady, and his lieutenants MC.be. Pearson, Jeffries, O'Brien, and Charley Routley. lhese were all escaped convicts. Brady-the ...
... a height of fifteen to twenty feet. In this part of the train the sole damage was done. In a third-class carriage was Captain Brady, who was on hue way to join his ship, the Rob Roy, in London Docks. Ife was killed, his wife and a child of four and a ...
... embankment, a height of 15 to 20 feet. In this part of the train the sole damage was done. In a third-class carriage was Captain Brady, who was on his way to join his ship, the Rob Roy, in London Docks. He was killed, his wife and child of 4i years sitting ...
... carriages ran off the line, and four of them went over an embankment a depth of some twenty feet. One passenger was killed—Captain Brady, who was on his way to join his ship in the London Docks—and several others sustained injuries more or less serious. It ...
... historical picture of 1 The Death of Nelson, by Maclise. (Loud cheers.) There is also The Borning of the Bombay, by Captain Brady. The first, represented here, and still more grandly in the House of Lords, is a scene that will ever be memor- able in ...