... oposte raeesed Here the crew were drawn np on deck, ead received their Royal Hi ssspe r with a salute, the pasteng at hen. Captain Brady, in commad, conducted their Royal Highw to the suite of saloons prepared for Prince Albert Victor. The Pr~ince of Wales ...

... vtin Tyndailight I'ut.U Aenider, tiheutenaiitookson, Lieutenant trin, Major-Faulkner, Captain Promoli,Captain Cotton, Captain Brady, Captain Turner, Cs~ptaln Steble, Eiialg& Rowlins-on Pa ater Allefid&` Ensign Allenuder; Captain Brdjine!Lrietitenknt Akirving ...

... bout 120 mon, the flr»i company under the command of Captain-Commandant Tynd.ll Bright, and ffocond under the command of Captain Brady. A detachment the brigade of L.A.V., under the command of Captain Mo'ly, together with their band, wero in attendance as ...

... attendance either of volunteers or spectators. Amongst the spectators were Ccl. Sir John Jones, Maj or Faulkner, Major Greig, Captain Brady, Captain Ellison, &o. lhe volunteers commenced arriving about half- past three o'olook, and formed in lines of contiguous ...

... Chambers, thb following officers have hadr tents erected :-Captain.Adjutant Holden, Major I BousiieldiCaptain Promoli, Captain Brady, Cap- tiin Jones, Lieutenant and QuartermasterWallace, Lieut. Witter, Lieut. Rimmer, and Ensign Atkin. Son. The domestic ...

... green turf. Anmongst the officers who have encamped are Lieutenant- Colonel Chambers, Major Bousfield, Captain Robertson, Captain Brady, Lieutenant Cafforata, Lieutenant Wallace, Adjutant Holden, &c. As has been already stated, the men encamped for the first ...

... Orient Company's stearapr-rizaha. Captain Dixon, in apilot -cater, went from the Orizaba to tre NepauL By the direction of Captain Brady, the passengers only (eleven in number, the majority having been landed at Marseilles) were taken to the Millbay Pier in ...

... art lle-v and co2struard boats from Borisrand a-_ tohe Plymou.7th lifeboat aso rvent ou-, but could he of no ass'stance. Captain Brady put on board the Sir Tiarter Ralaiih t:e erew of the steamnship Roithesay. cound from Cardiff to Batavia, which was wrecked ...

... Captain Tyndall Bright Lie-st Alfender,'ieutenant Cookson, Lieutenant narpin, MajorFaulkner, Captain Promol, Captain Cotton, Captain Brady, Captain Turner, Captain Steble; Ensgn Rowhnson, Paymaster Allender, Ensign Allender, Captain Browne, Lieutenant Skirving ...

... Captain Whistler. The th force was divided into ten companies, commanded tE as follows:-No. 1, Captain Robertson; No. 2, WI Captain Brady; No. 3, Captain Allender; No. 4, or Captain Promoli; No. 5, Captain Turner; No. 6, is Lieutenant Anderson; No. 7, Captain ...

... from the Hong Kong. The P. and 0. have been unfor. tunate lately. Just before we left London the Nepaul, commanded by Captain Brady, who brought us home in the Rosetta, was lost just outside Plymouth. Now commenced our long rnn of nearly 4,000 miles. ...

... mate went down to part them, when the men assaulted him. He called the captain, who also went down. The pirates fired at Captain Brady, one bullet striking him in the shoulder. He ran to the upper deck, got a revolver, and returned below. He then attempted ...