... January last by Messrs. Shors Brothers, Sunderland, the work of construction being carried out under the direction of Captain Brady, late of the Ulster Steamship Company. She was constructed for the Atlantic trade, and oo her last outward bound voyage ...

... to Antwerp, witness believed that lLer cargo consisted of 3,012 tons of grain. - To Captain Kxox—Witness believed that Captain Brady gave written instructions to Captain M*Morran wish regard to the shipment of the cargo of grain. Captain DBrady was disabled ...

... the vessel le’t Greenock and the time she arrived at New York, and was her behaviour with these eargoes such as to warn Captain Brady or Captain M‘Morran that she was a tender ship? 5. What was the cargo with which she last left New York—was she stowed ...

... at for Masao. ON Irma had got fairly to sea. the Chime= quarrel, and fought with oaken of the ship ini erpoeed. And at Captain Brady, bin. They then backed his draist plasm an lees than thirty-two war found on his body. • gamasimmoatat of the crew followed ...

... bowsprit are built of sieel; the other spars are of pitch pine. ‘The vessel has been built under the superintendence of Captain Brady, and will be fisted ont with a full East Indian’ outfit of the highest class. It 1s expected that the new vessel will be ...