... Volunteers reassembled, and returning by the same route, reached home about 10 o'clock. The other officers present were Captain Brady, Captain Massy, Lieutenant M'Murtrie, and Lieutenant Williams. The muster was very numerous, there being about 150 of all ...

... and concise manner, and in language which could not fail to be understood by his hearers. In introducing his lecture, Captain Brady described the construction of the rifle, and explained the principles on which the s:ghts were adjusted, and their arrangement ...

... at once proceeded along the ranks, and examined the arms and accoutre- ments of the men. This examination completed, Captain Brady, adjutant of the battalion, put the line through the manual and platoon exercises and Col. Peel resuming command, the battalion ...

... the Haverfordwest C )rps, under the command of Capt. Massy, and Lieutenant M'Murtrie. The other officers present were Captain Brady, adjutant of the battalion, Surgeon Philiips, of the Haverfordwest Volunteers, and Ensign Pattison, of the Milford Corps ...

... Villinger, ditto (10s) 13 9 10 32 Jivate W. Davies, H. West (5s). 13 9 9 31 fivate D. P. Davies, ditto (os) .11 16 4 31 Captain Brady's Prize of £ 5, divided into seventeen prizes. Open to the Cardigan Corps. Ranges, 200 and 400 yards; five shots at each ...

... the side of the road. The ass was not on the highway, but near an old ruin not many yards from her house, and adjoining Captain Brady's land. P.O. Furlong deposed that he saw the donkey and pig on the highway. The pig was walking, and the ass, wbich was ...