... statement of Captain Brady is coufirmird by letters which have been written by some of tiie passengers to the Plymouth Wtstera lhiily AJercviy, from which the following extract has been telegraphed to us : — Mr. Lucus writes :— Captain Brady guvc his orders ...

... Firth Forth the lest voyage amounted to £OOOO. began afresh the Insurances of that vessel because of letter received from Captain Brady, last year, in which the master said. You can bet your life, if 1 waa not forced by poverty, 1 would not go in the Atlantic ...

... the vowel had get fairly to we, the Chimes got tip • quarrel, rod freight with The (Awn of the ship whoa the fired at Captain Brady, awl fatally winded Itey then bin we than 32 ea hi body. • moms el the /sew sad dogs severed with Weed. Ws. floods, ma ...

... arrived at Plymouth from Bombay yesterday, landed two of the crew of the steamship Sumatra, of Glasgow, 2408 tons register, Captain Brady, which was burnt at sea. The Sumatra was bound from Bataan to Hong-Kong, with petroleum in cases. She had a crew of 36 ...

... and Miss A. Collins, Captain and Mrs. btaw en , mre. Vivian, Mrs., Miss, and Miss E. Molesworth ; Colonel Mac- kirdy, Captain Brady, and Mr. Gildea, 69th Be^unent ; Mrs. Caroline Granville, Captain Bowen, Captain Lcffget t, __r. and Mrs. Hcxt Boger, ...

... time of tho disaster a dense fog from off the land prevailed in tho Channel, and it was owing to this circumstance that Captain Brady missed the pilot cutter which was waiting for him. Owing to the state of the atmosphere, tho vessel was only driven very ...

... Wales and Prince Albert Victor with a salute. The paseeogers cheered, and the Royal Standard was bent at the mainmast. Captain Brady, who is in command of the ship, received the Princes on board, and conducted them to the special suite of saloons set apart ...

... REINFOICEDIENTS FOR EGYPT. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Rosetta, 3532 tons. Captain Brady, left R o yal Albeit Docks, Woolwich, at eight o'ch.ek this morning • and on her way down tte Thames embarked, off Gravesend, a number of Royal ...

... hatchway to pull him up. He was at once hauled out by Captain Angove, the Marine Superin- tendent of the P. and O. Company, Captain Brady, of the same Company, and others. The smoke from burn- ing jute is peculiarly pungent, and its effectsare quickly felt ...

... half-pay Unattached, to be Major, vice Robert Edward Burrow e— who exchanges. Slat Foot—Lieutenant John Gooddayßeat, to Captain Brady, who retires i Second Lieutenant Robert crimth Williams tube Lieutenant, purchase, vice Beet; Maioolm Mac tiregur, Gent ...

... yey cause Prince Alfred to say, when alluding to the pry- ture ''The Burning of tho Bombay, that it was painted tiy Captain Brady, which is a mistake; it was painted by Captain R. 15. Boeobey, R.N. , himself a son of the late distingm lie.l R.A., Sir ...

... the quarter, were 58eee., 67sec., 66sec., at 58 3,ssec.—Reuter. Corporal H. C. Travis. of the IthodeF' Platoon. under Captain Brady. has ...