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... orderly officers who will aecom- pany his Majesty are Lieutenant-Colonel Fave., of the artillery ; Staff Chef ?? Sehaintz Captain Brady, artillery; Captain Emile Tm-cher de la Payeiie; the Prince dle la Tour d'Auvergae, cap- tain of infantry ; and Prince ...
... whicil bounded off and struck amiother I ,oheer near hibt. Baron Latrey had a horse killed under him. The ho1se also of Captain Brady, one of the Eltmeror's orderly olileer, was wounded. At a Solferitto, as at Magentti, thi;sadetirable calinuoura'e atid ...
... , Captain Grave; - 68th, Captain Bradley; - ed 71ht, Carptain Ycott; 14 (Edge-hill), Captain Corn. 'JF. As Bright and Captain Brady. 3es Third Battalion, Lleutenant-Colonel Gamble.- ro- 13th (Southpoxt), Captain W. MInroy; 21st (Wlgan), R in Captain Coin ...
... (Childwall), Captain Graves; 68th, Captain Bradley; u ad 71st, Captain Ecott; 14 (Edge-hill), Captain Com.T. ks Bright and Captain Brady. 'es Third Battalion, Lieutenant-Colonel Gamble.- lo- 13th (Soutpoxt), Captain W. M'Inroy; 21st (Wigan), Ye in Captain ...
... bout 120 mon, the flr»i company under the command of Captain-Commandant Tynd.ll Bright, and ffocond under the command of Captain Brady. A detachment the brigade of L.A.V., under the command of Captain Mo'ly, together with their band, wero in attendance as ...
... being sick, was slightly wounded. The major ,,5 the 76th Pennsylvania regiment, wbose name I do not remember, was killed. Captain Brady, of the 11th Pennsylvania reserves, was also killed. NEW YORK, SEPr. 16. A special despatch to the World, dated Frederick ...
... attendance either of volunteers or spectators. Amongst the spectators were Ccl. Sir John Jones, Maj or Faulkner, Major Greig, Captain Brady, Captain Ellison, &o. lhe volunteers commenced arriving about half- past three o'olook, and formed in lines of contiguous ...
... Captain Tyndall Bright Lie-st Alfender,'ieutenant Cookson, Lieutenant narpin, MajorFaulkner, Captain Promol, Captain Cotton, Captain Brady, Captain Turner, Captain Steble; Ensgn Rowhnson, Paymaster Allender, Ensign Allender, Captain Browne, Lieutenant Skirving ...
... vtin Tyndailight I'ut.U Aenider, tiheutenaiitookson, Lieutenant trin, Major-Faulkner, Captain Promoli,Captain Cotton, Captain Brady, Captain Turner, Cs~ptaln Steble, Eiialg& Rowlins-on Pa ater Allefid&` Ensign Allenuder; Captain Brdjine!Lrietitenknt Akirving ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... part of those camping out, ng the officers in attendance being Lieutenant-Colonel ad Chambers, Captain-Adjutant Holden, Captains Brady, Jones, and Archer, LieutenantsaWhitterand d Rimmer, Assistant-Quartermaster Gambell and I, Ensign Wesley. Altogether ...