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... corps diplomatlque5a nobility, among whom were the Marquis of Clanriearde, IG Marquis of Headfoard and Ladies Mary and Olivia Tayleur, b Earl and Countess of St. Germans and Lady Louisa Eliot, & Earl Fitzwilliam and the Ladies Fitzwilliam recoloed a dinner ...
... James-Morrison, R. Piingle, I. Maxwell. W oo voted for Mr. O'Ccnoall's amendment and bad left the botso :-Heiry L. Bulwer, Tayleure, (ietreral Palmer, Grat- 1 tan. D. Yl. (dillon. The following five members came into the house after the first division, ...
... the sum realised by the sale was nearly o001. The principal purchasers were Mr. Dawson Turner, Mr. Barker, Mr. Bullock, Mr. Tayleure, and Mr. Simpson. SCARCITY OF IRON.-In consequence of the sudden and unexpected rise in the price of iron, much inconvenience ...
... of John Farran Harte, Esq. Isd D, of Ratindowney, in the Queen's County. On the ! th instant. at Cheetbarm. the Rev John Tayleure Figot. Minor Canon of Rochester, to eseter Sarah, eldest daughter of Major-General Wemysos of Smedley Hall, near Manchester ...
... Collegiate Insti- tution), the Rev. R. L.% Townsend, the Rev. Dr. uliff; W. P. Hutchinson, -George Grant, Joshua Edwards, Charles Tayleur, W. Mann, jun. George Crosfield, 1i Grosfield, William B]rotn, E. W. Jackson, Frederick Hull, E. T. Kearsley, &e._ T'he Rev ...
... Lancash. Tancred, H. U.-Banbury Moreton, Hon. A.-W. Glou- Taylor, Right Hon. M. A.- cestershire Sudbuiry Mills, John-Rochester Tayleure, W. -Bridgwater Moseley, Sir O.-North Staf- Tapps, G. W.-Christchureh fordshire Tennyson, Right Hon. C.- Morpeth, Lord-W ...
... of the bill, nor would these courts have the power of passing sentence of death upon the ac- cused. Mr. C. Fergusson, Mr. Tayleure, Mr. Sergeant Perrin, Major Beauclerk, Mr. Warburton, Mr. Handley, Mr. i i i Sinclair, Mr. Sheil, Mr. Abercromby, and Mr ...
... that its adoption would render the House of Commons more democratic than it was already. The motion was Supported by Mr. Tayleur, Mr. Cob-' hett, and Mr. C. I6erkeley, and was opposed by Mr. F. Baring, Sir G. Phillips, and Major Fancourt. The House then ...
... Bluirtou upon 1 T'recl,. for the total acd imumediate abolition of tithes. 'ite- petition had h a entire saupport. Ib Mr.TAYLEURE prisented a petition from Brilg-atet, a complaining of corporation ubusvs. AAnother froi the sarde t place for a repeal of ...
... for the very eXSaLte1tee of. government dpettnded upon~ fulfilling its pegs n hywj uetl piedged to remedial Measures. hMr. TAYLEUR thought 4hatefficetrs ins the arty~copl d not. be ituspct-ed of corrupt motives or intentional partiality, but hie thouglit ...
... S. Lambert, Heory Stawell, Colonel a 'Bibler, C. a' .Lagtoo. Colonel G. Sul ivan, Richard Chapman, hlI. L. Lister, E. C. Tayleure, Wm. lCobbettr, W. 'Lynch, -A. H. Tynre, C K.K. 'Dant, W J. Muclaughlin, L. tynte, Cbarles J. I. 8 Dobbin, Leonard Macnamara ...