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... voyage he had current immense' on her to the extent of £6OOO. I He began afresh in consequence of • letter he received from Captain Brady, who wrote: If I was not forced by poverty I would not go in the Atlantic t rade so 'ong a voyage In that craft for more ...
... this company to enclose you a copy of a telegram which they have re- ceived from the commander of their steamship Nepaul, Captain Brady, with reference to the alleged misbehavior of a portion of the Lascar crew of that vessel ; and as there is no foundation ...
... 00 K Brutal Fantasy 3.00 S Caddy's First 2.10 HE Call Me Citizen 2.10 HE Calon-Y-Cwm 2.40 HE Cap It If You Can 7.10 U Captain Brady 7.50 H Carl's Boy 7.00 K Carnage 6.30 K Castle Arrow 7.40 U Catriona 4.20 B Cavernista 4.00 S Cedar Guv'Nor 6.30 K Celtic ...
... of the turret steamer Firth of Forth in the Mediterranean last July was given at the Board of Trade inquiry on Monday. Captain Brady, cross-examined by Mr. A. O. Hadley on behalf of the builders—Messrs. William Dor ford and Sons, Sunderland— he considered ...
... the life rafts, It also swept overboard Captain Bradburn, First Officer Sweetland, Second Officer Ross, and two seamen. Captain Brady, who behaved so gallantly when the steamer Atlantic was wrecked, was on board, and took the command. ...
... was nothing against the premises to prevent the grant of a supper licence, The jury had already returned a verdict for Captain Brady. When giving judgment, after legal argument to-clay. Mr. Justice Mc- Cord', said it was a common error that an expresahm ...
... Births. BRADY —On the 9th inst., at Femhill, Haverfordwest, the wife of Captain Brady, R.V., of a daughter. SIKES.—On, the 11th inst., at Sudbury, Suffolk, the , of John Sikes, Esq., of a daughter. STEWART.--On the 12th inst., at Richmond, Surrey, wife ...
... all the life•rafts. It also swept over Captain Bradburn, First Officer Sweet• land. Second Officer Ross, and two seamen. Captain Brady, who behaved so gallantly when the steamer Atlantic was wrecked, was on board, and took the ' command. ...
... LIST OF ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES BY COLONIAL] AND INDIAN STEAMERS. ARRIVALS. Per P. & 0. Co.'s Steamer Rosetta (Captain Brady), at - Suez August 4:— FROM SITANGIIAI.--Mr C. W. Wrightson FROM Holm KONG.—Mrs Alphern I Mr E. W. Barretto I Mr R. J. Hodgcs ...
... 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 ...
... Gurp (7) 2 K Burke 68 13 (51b ex) (C) J Fanning 29 5 -540 Jona Holley (21) (B) 3 M Hammond 6 8 5 (D) G Parkin 32 6 815 Captain Brady (7) 6 J Goldie 48 5 (C) A Culhane 31 7 082 Tarradale (15) 5 C Booth 57 12 (C) J Bramhill 31 8 481 Men Of Wickenby (7) 9 ...
... Births. BRADY —On the 9th inst., at Fernhill, Haverford west, the wife of Captain Brady, R.V., of a daughter. SIKES.—On the 11th inst., at Sudbury, Suffolk, the wife of John Sikes, Esq., of a daughter. gTEWART..--0 11 the 12th inst., at Richmond, Surrey ...