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... policy of the Rhodesian Government In sending drafts to regular battalions the Middle East had worked well, according to Colonel Brady. Of the original draft of TOO men, 150 had already obtained commissions, and there was still steady flow Into the Officer ...
... of Mazier© John Brady, a younger brother the tet© baronet, and grandson the first baronet, bir rancis William. In 1900 Colonel Brady married the widow of Sir Arthur Colin Curtis, and has issue. His grandfather, just mentioned, was three tiroes Dora Chancellor ...
... attended by e large number of mourners, representing the professional and commercial classes. The chief mourners were; —Colonel Brady, Major Brady, and Rev. Westhy Brad.„, nephews; Dr. Courtney, cousin; H Dr. atchet!, brother-in-law. Amongst those present ...
... beside those of his father, the* Right Hon. Sir Horace Maziere Brady, Lord Chancellor of Ireland. The chief mourners were—Colonel Brady, Major Brady, and Rev. Westby Brady (nephews). Dr. Courtney (cousin), Hatchell (brother-in-law). BELFAST v. DISTANT TOWNS ...
... rest in Mount Jerome Cemetery. The funeral was largely attended by professional men and others. The chief mourners were Colonel Brady, Major Brady, and the Bev. Westby Brady, nephews of the deceased. Among those who paid the last tribute the dead judge’s ...
... stones on the South, and several of his colleagues the County Court Bench paid the last trioote. The chief mourners were —Colonel Brady, Major Brady, and Rev. Brady (nephew), Dr. Courtney (cousin), and Dr. Hatchcll (brother-inlaw). Wreaths were sent Lady ...
... funeral was attended large number of mourners representing the professional and commercial classes. The chief mourners were:—Colonel Brady, Major Brady, and Rev. West Brady, nephews; Dr. Courtney, cousin; Dr. Hatched, brother-in-law. »- Amongst those present ...
... will placed on half pay completing five years’ service a substantive lieutenanl.ooloncl in the Royal Garrison Artillery. Colonel Brady has been doing duty at Londonderry only a short period, and was previously for some officer in command militia volunteer ...
... the Royal Garrison Artillery, and placed half pay nr less be ejects retire, which con liDgc-acy not at all improbable. Colonel Brady has bean doing doty at Londonderry for only .short period, and be was nerving at Gosport os officer commanding the nnlrtaa ...
... visited L leite: late derry for the purpose oi inspecting the g lied on at Ebrington Barracks. ‘The I under the command of Colonel Brady, ! therime and received the General Officer with lar ap- lute. Afier General Leach had inspec nother men’s equipment, the ...
... Londonderry for the purpose of inspecting the garrison at Ebrington Barracks. The troops paraded 10-30, under the command of Colonel Brady, R.G. A., and received the general officer with salute. Alter General Loach had inspected the men’s equipment, the troops ...
... Daring the new year Colonel Brady will give np command of the Royal Artillery the Belfast district, and wiU be placed half pay on completing his term service as a substantive lieutenant-colonel in tbe Royal Garrison Artillery. Colonel Brady, chief staff officer ...