... three years ago; and Uaptain LYnn was a very euergetic and skilful commanider. The SteZIlship Fair Hjead, of Belfast, Captain Brady, which has arrived from Libau, reports hainug experienced terrifc weather on the passage. When in the North Sea oan Friday ...

... Bound; with passengers on board, indeed, it is obligatory for them to do 60. On the occasion in question, however, all Captain Brady's efforts to get a pilot proved futile. They may be said to have in some respects led him on the rocks, for it was whilst ...

... company. Hf knew of a ship in which the compasy had an interest The Bushmills Shipping Company owned the ship, and Mr Boyd, Captain Brady and himself were interested in it. They gnt profits out of it, hut he allowed his share to remain in the ship. It was bought ...

... Hdpkinson, a former president of the Institution of Electrical Engineers, who ha's already been gazetted to the ' command, and Captain Brady, Royal Engineers, ho has been appointed adjutant, the names of several gentlemen associated practically with i electrical ...

... islfand passage. a CASUALTIES. T The onidl (ebip) is reported ashore two neiles I from hoe-- Frauc. r 'Tes Thomas Lord (Captain Brady), Liverpool j | for Ness Orleans, laden with salt, has arrived at Qaeenstosn leaky. I I'The FitzrDy, tramrx London for ...