... off from him and struck the cuirass of captain who tectorate in the I ordificial States, and . wasnear him. The horse of Captain Brady, orderly himself to sending officers charged with the mainten officer to His Majesty, was wounded. In the great at- of ...

... this point the squire had listened with profound attention, and a deep conviction that every word was true. Now tamed to Captain Brady. With regard to the subject upon which—” But Charley was not going to stopped. Well, squire,” continued, addressing bimself ...

... appetite astonished the waitew, can assure yon.” I believe that,” laughed the squire; bat Was going to remark that Captain Brady has taken a rancy to bay mare (« Your one too,” thought Charley). wishes fo give £3OO for her; it is a good price for the ...

... the city, who, modestly assarts, are bet ter judges than he, that it is the beet liquid with whi-b he ever lubricated.” Captain Brady expects to sail the same evening for New York, thence to China, calling at Signapore, Hong Kong. Hiogo, and Yokohama the ...

... in January lest by Messrs. Short Brothers, Sunderland, the work of °ono rnetion being earned out under the direction of Captain Brady, late of the Ulster Steamship Com. psay. She was constructed for the Atlantic trade, and on her last outward bound voyage ...