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... historical picture of 1 The Death of Nelson, by Maclise. (Loud cheers.) There is also The Borning of the Bombay, by Captain Brady. The first, represented here, and still more grandly in the House of Lords, is a scene that will ever be memor- able in ...
... exercise, proceeded to the camping. c s-ground, headed by the band of the Harrogate Rifle 3 Volunteers, under the command of Captain Brady. In the field there are 105 bell tents, hospital marquee and canteen, large dining tent for sergeants' mess, drawing-room ...
... ? Committee of Alanagement for o thl eolisuin year having been elected, the thanks of the nieetinu- were accorded to Captain Brady for his services 5s nuai'0 the pact year as treasurer, aud hie was unaninously . re-elected. The thanles of the mecting ...
... itteel of Management woe appointed.-. Mt. N. Carter prolspecd and Mr. WV. Stead eeconded a i cordial voet of thanks to Captain Brady for his servicesa rendered as treasurer,, and that lie be reappointed. t Carried ?? the motion of Mr.J.Powvell, I seconded ...
... members of the Amphibious Chapter, No. 258, Heckmondwike, the original clharter having been lost. HARtOGATE BATH HOSIPITAL.-Captain Brady, honorary treasurer of this hospital, has received a corn- munication from Mr. Uiljour, manager of the Hlarrogate Branch ...
... corps upon the platform. amongst whom woroe Mrs. Revuard, Captain Brady, Lieuteunut Mlfling, Lieutenant Morrell, Dr. Ford (surgeon of the company), and numerous other ladies and gentlemen. Captain Brady, in speaking of the Harrogate corps, paid a high compliment ...
... was detesmined to open a subscription list at once. Tiis was done in tile room, and the list handed by the treasurer (Captain Brady) to each of . the -eleven members present to enter the amount he would con. tribute. It was undereteod that the amount ...
... blood, and so as to ,et rid of any appearance of the committee being self-constituted. A vote of thanks was passed to Captain Brady for his t efficient services as treansurer, on tbe proposition of-Mr. R. AOaicrLL, seeonded by Mr. J. BonRaY. A eimilar ...
... morning, in order to reach Ripon at 11.41 asm. At Harrogate the late Vicoroy of India will be met by a guard of honour under Captain 'Brady. His Lordship was not expected to arrive in Yorkshire before to-day. and until noon yesterday it was uncertain whether ...
... the request of the Goveruors, and expresseel his satisfaction that a clear statement of the facts had been secured. j Captain BRADY stlted that while in the last year or two they hari only hod 70 beds in operation at the hospital, they would now, as the ...
... Greenwood, of bwarcliffo Hall (Liberal truionist), Mr. S. J. Browne (Knaresborough), Mr. Hi. Carter, Dr. J. A. Myrtle, Captain Brady, and Mr. H. H. Capes, of Harrogate; Mr. H. Hutch~nson, Mr. W. H. Hutchinson, and Mr. C. F. P. Edmoidson, of Rtipon; Mr ...
... el Kearoely, and the other officers under canvas are Majors ]usesll and Hawdon, Captain and Adjutant G. Grant-Dalton, Captains Brady, White, I t Anderson, Gill, Lindberry, Mason, and Buckle; Lieu- tenants Milling, 2orrell, Man~gin, Melrose, Lumaden, Paricer ...