... squall on Southampton water. The two naval officers who shared his fate, and whom the service has thus to regret, were Captains Brady and Young. Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke, was brother to the present Earl of Hardwicke. At an early age he went to sea, and ...

... embank- ment, a height of 15 to 20 feet. In this part of the train the sole damage was done. In a third class carriage was Captain Brady, who was on liis way to join his ship, the Rob Roy, in London Docks. He was killed, his wife and child of 41 years old ...

... estimate of expenditure for the half-year ending 29th Septem- ber, 1868, amounting to £486. CARDIGAN. THE VOLUNTEBRS.—Captain Brady, Adjutant of the Pembrokeshire battalion, inspected the Rifle Corps last Friday evening. The men were put through the different ...

... Narberth; and the battalion was under the commmad r M of Colonel Peel. The Hoverfordwest Corps was under the e command of Captain Brady, Captain Massy, Captain Baird, e and Lieutenant IcMurtrie, and. the men presented a very ,f clea'sly and soldierly appearance; ...

... Thobattalions were put through a number of field movements by Colonel Peel, and were exercised in skirmishing drill by Captain Brady. Subsequently the companies wvere inspected separately. At the conclusion of the exercises the inspecting-officer did not ...

... The mate went down to part them when the men «»*aiilfed him. He called the captain, who also we T' ° l'irates fired at Captain Brady, one bullet stri-o ie shoulder. He tan to the upper deck, got a f'!Vv' 1 1l,.luei1 below. He then attempted to lire on ...

... went down to part'them, when the men h assaulted him, He called the captain,;who also went down.1 MThe pirates fired at Captain Brady, e fr one bullet striking him in the shoulder. He ran to of the upper deoki got.a' revolver, and returned below,.t it Be ...

... of which, and the furthest advanced into the wilderness, was named Brady (younger brother or nephew of the celebrated Captain Brady), In the autumn of '93 the only boy in this family-a bold, venturesome lad of fifteen-went chestnuting on the highest ground ...

... captain sent up rockets and fired guns. A pilot-cutter proceeded to her assistance very shortly, and by the direction of Captain Brady the passengers, eleven in number, were trans- ferred to the cutter and safely conveyed fe,?re d to the cut.ti- to Miiibay ...

... Orient Company's steamer Orizaba, Captain Dixon. A pilot cutter went from the Orizaba to the Nepaul by the direction of Captain Brady. The passengers, only 11 in number (the majority having been landed at Marseilles), were taken to Millbav Pier in the cutter ...

... Orient Company's steamer Orizaba, Captain Dixon. A pilwt cutter went from the Orizaba to the Nepaul by the direction of Captain Brady. The passengers, only 11 in number (the majority having been landed at Marseilles), were taken to Millbay Pier in the cutter ...

... Orient Company's steamer Orizaba, Captain Dixon. A pilot cutter went from th. Orizaba to the Nepaul by the direction of Captain Brady. The passengers, only 11 in number (the majority having been lauded at Marseilles), were taken to Millbay Pier in the cutter ...