... Maziere John Brady, younger brother the late baronet, and grandson of the first haionet, Sir Francis William. In 1900 Colonel Brady married the widow of Sir Arthur Colin Curtis, and has issue. His family is very distinguished one. His grandfather, iust ...

... reside at great distances. Rev. Canon Carmichael and Rev. J. A. Jennings officiated the cemetery. The chief mourners were—Colonel Brady, Major Brady, and Rev. Westby Brady (nephews). Dr. Courtney (cousin), and Dr. Hatcbell (brother-in-law). Amongst those ...

... great distances. Rev. Canon Carmichael and Rev. J. A. .leanings officiated at the Cemetery. The chief mourners were -*- Colonel Brady. Major Brady, and Rev. West Bradv (nephews); Dr. Courtney (cousin) and Dr. Hate hell (brother-inh»w). FLOODS XV TVS LUtATADT ...

... (Applause.) The company had the privilege of being inspected four times by Colonel Wace, an Englishman; on two occasions by Colonel Brady, an Irishman; and this occasion Colonel Gardiner, Scotchman. (Applause.) They gained the good opinion of the Englishman ...

... Officers R.1.F., Belfast ; Sir Frederic and Lady Colonel and Mrs. Brady, Major and Mrs. Lane. Captain and Mrs. Cameron, Colonel Brady and Officers R.G.A. ; Colonel, Mrs., and Miss Lempriere ; Major and Mrs. Dyer, Lieutenant and Mrs. Piens, Colonel Commanding ...

... R.1.F., Belfast; Sir Frederic and Lady Heygate, Colonel and Mrs. Brady, Major and Mrs. Lane, Captain and Mrs. Cameron, Colonel Brady and Officers R.G.A.; Colonef, Mrs., and Miss Lempriere; Major and Mrs. Dyer, Lieut, and Mrs. Piens, Colonel Commanding ...

... Leave-takings were the general order. Several artillery officers were present to bid adieu to their popular colleagues, and Colonel Brady, who recently retired from the Krvice completion of his period command, Fas also be seen in the little knot front of the ...

... The appointment of Commander of the Coast Defences of the Londonderry district, which falls vacant by the retirement of Colonel Brady, 8.A., under the five years rule, is to held by the colonel commanding the Militia Royal Oarrison Artillery In this district ...

... case have been granted free of cost the owners. The entire distance be traversed is a little over seventy miles. To-day Colonel Brady goes Buncrana. where will remain during the summer training of the, Royal Artillery and Militia regiments. The non-commissioned ...

... A. Crockett, R. M. Witherow, W. R. Anderson. George K. Gilliland, D.L., R. L. Yates, L. W. M-Intyre, William Foster, Colonel Brady, K.A., A. Doyle, John M‘Clatchie, and Charles O’Neill. Stewards—Messrs. E. C. Herdman, T. F. Cooke, M.H., A.A. Watt, D ...

... A. A. Crockett, B. M. Witherow, W. B. Anderson, George K. Gilliland, D.L., B. L. Tates, L. W. MTntyre, William Foster, Colonel Brady, 8.A., A. Doyle, John M'Clatohie, and Charles O’Neill. Stewards—Messrs. E. C. Herdman, M.H., X. F. Cooke, M.H., A. A. Watt ...

... visited Derry for the purpose of inspecting the garrison at Ebrington Barracks. The troops paraded under the command of Colonel Brady, R.G.A. The troops on parade consisted of Ist Battalion Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, 15th Company Royal Garrison Artillery ...