... corps has provided for the expert work, which electricians are the best capable performing-goes out fifty strong, under Captain Brady, Royal Engineers, Adjutant the Volunteer Corps; and as it marched into the station from the muster point at the Electrical ...

... reaponsibility ef the esetralty appeired to have been found to rest on the ado officer, and his certificate was suspeetied. Captain Brady was a master who had held a certificate for 26 years. For 23 years of that period he had been in *team vessels, and for ...

... Firth Forth Steamship Company the firm filed petition bankruptcy March 21 fully-paid in which had to Mrs Brady were at Captain Brady’s request transferred Mr Newett stockbroker for 10s each Brady recalled gave vessel character leaking quoted previous of ...

... effected through Elsielli and Co. Ho bad £2,000 on the ship himself, in speculative policies. He had effected insurances on Captain Brady's effects and stores. Mr. Scrutton. (for the underwriters). — What did you bear when you effected the pencies? Witness ...

... over-insuranee. The insurances did not stop there. Mr. Stott, of Ballymony, placed £6,000 on that ship. Mr. Stott was Captain Brady's amis. Mr. Stott lived close to a gentleman in whose name stood a large number of shares belonging to Mrs. Brady. the ...

... official insurance amounted £25625 including £14000 on hull £9500 ou £1500 freight £b25 premiums to effected Mr Stott Captain Brady’s cousin Mr Newett in whose name large shares belonging to Mrs Brady couusel court to believe Brady when said to do insurance ...

... have to generate to from the where leak of did not of coal announced Mr Stott of Ballv-monev willing to give evidence Captain Brady Mrs Brady connection with insurances effected on by him (Mr Stott) and further many speculative insurances on local decided ...

... salve the steamer, and the salvage whatever to do with the subjec MlLAter. of my lytter. witnemn.—Read this telegram, Captain Brady. boat l, ft yesterday for the sceue of operations I have not attempted to show that the owners It came addressad to you ...

... received from Captain Rudy. He prodwed the letter. • Mr. Roberts (magistrates' clerk) read the letter, in the course of which Captain Brady have the thought of crows:lig the Atlautic with this craft with rails. She has one idruighty bold where 2,000 tons of tads ...

... insurance policy for on the vessel Mr. John Percy Stott, sobetor, Bal money, pow appeared, and in answer to Mr. Wallace (for Captain Brady) ssid that for ten years be bed been in the habit of insar ing vesseks on what was known as =the policy in casea where ...

... had, he thought, been disposed of. He desired to call the Court's attention to that 'somewhat pathetic letter written by Captain Brady to Mr. Stott. That letter was most valuable ii the interests ef the builders It was written by a man who had had is number ...

... and the Continent. left Riverside Station in a aerial tram for London. In the sato°. are Colonel Barrett, Mrs. BarreU. Captain Brady. Ut. Brady. the Hun. Colin Campall, Campbell, Lady Drummond, Justus, R. Hall. Ball. Colonel Peters, Petra, LosatSHolonel ...