... captain sent up rockets and firad guns. A t~d pilot catter proceeded to her assistance very shortly, S and bythedirectioh of Captain Brady, the passengers, rg eleven in number, were transfeired to the cutter, rd. and safely conveyed to lillbay pior, where they ...

... masts, spars, and outfit, which will be of the very highest class. The vessel has been built under the superintendence of Captain Brady, and it is expected that she will be ready to proceed to sea about, the middle of July, when she will be placed under the ...

... to Macao, at the mouth of the river. ?? were between 150 and 200 Chinese pas. sengers, and but one European passenger. CAptain Brady, who was in command of the vessel, and this gentleman, Mr. Mundy, seem 3- to have been the only Englishmen, or Engliih- ...

... Nevfoundland, correspondent writes on January 20:-On Tuesday, January 17, the steamer Tnrret Age, of Newcastle-on- Tyne -Captain Brady), put in here badly damaged. She was on a voyage from Havre, via Cardiff. to New York, with part general cargo,' and met ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... properly stored. John Darney, chief draughtsman with Messrs Short Bros., Sunderland, who built the Dun- murry, in 1891, and Captain Brady, who superin- tended the building of the vessel, having spoken to the fittings of the steamship, evidence was given by ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... belt, and frog-belt, with silver ornaments. Tise two com. panies were under the command of Captain Tindal Bright and Captain Brady, and went through company and batta- lion drill,in the presence ofia large and select body of specta- tors, in unexceptionable ...

... down to :nrt thtrit h Len the lit-n assaulted him. He called the capttin, wii, also vent dlown. 'the pirates fimed at Captain Brady, one bullet striking him u, tile sI culder, Ile ran to the upper dvck, got a revolver, arid returie( belov. ILf t n attirupihd ...