... Langdale and H. P. Burton T1*navorth.-Lord A. V. F. Townghend and Sir R. Peel, tart Brridgerevter.-C. R.,R. Tynte and IV. Tayleure, Esqrs.. Wallielgfoid.-W. S Blackstone Shflbrd.-C aptain W. Chetwynd and Captain Gronow .Radisor.-R. Price, Esq. without ...

... Robert Gladstone, Esq. | William Rotheram, Esq. Charles Lawrence, Esq. Joseph Sandars, Esq. James Boiuine, Esq. Charles Tayleur, Esq. John Cropper, jun. Esq. J. VWalker, E'q. Birmingham Hardtman Earie, Esq. Dan. Ledoam, Esq. ditto Richard Harrison, Esq ...

... Lime-street Moreproft, 416-Lloyd ?? 424 8 St. ?? Chalmer 267 -Parker ?? 276 9 West Derby No opposition. Leigh . S. ?? Tayleur . 197-Trotman ?? 241 44 N. ?? Lockerby 339-Smith ?? 375 36 The number of electors on the list is 12,005. There polled on ...

... ter oud Hardy. Brecon_-VWatidns, Bridgenorth-Robt. Pigot and J. C. W11hitmore, Esqs. Bliddnwater-C. K. K. Tynte and Wim. Tayleure, Esqs. BidportrMr. Warburtan and Mr. Romilly. Brig ?? and Faithful. BristorlVyvyan ard Protheroe. t. BuckiengianioSir Henry ...

... those gentlemen might be re-elected, or new Direc- tors chosen in their places. Ile regretted to inform them that Mr. Charles Tayleur, who had been a very active and intelligent member of that body, declined coming forward on the present occasion.- The gentlemen ...

... at this werk. i'l heh mob dowtera i toll yo, ted he, i'll hey umr; toy'onbin stown, sedmeaiwth; onn then oie went up to t' tayleur luktin mon un last, une es son' he clapt sea upo tb' wummun's feast, he esdhero's won'o0n umn, here's wan oD um; cum yhooam ...

... Mount-street, to the site of the pew building, accompanied by a great concourse of gentlemen, am~ongst whorm we no ticed Charles Tayleur, William Brown, Hardnian Earle, G. W. Wood, Henry Booth, James Brancker, Lawrence Heyworth, Theodore ?? Joseph Yates ant ...

... LANCASHIRE. 1. and E. Clegg, Manchester, pawnbrohers.-H. and I1. Shepherd MatInchester, wine, spirit, and porter dealers-C. Tayleur & Coe, Totteti Park, tanners (so far as regards J. !Ridgway.)-Burnett and flerner, Clitheroe, timber mer- chants. , ...

... pearance on the Liverpool stage in 1815, at the te'@ I the company was rich in the possessien ot ?? I Cooper, Brown, Rees, Tayleure, Davis, - i Miss Grant, and other choice spirits ofthe dram. ?? of the deceased actor lay in the delineation ci 5 Scotch ...

... medical knowledge and distinguished talents.- l Scotsman. The Right Hon. the Chancellor of the Duchy has l appointed Charles Tayleur, Esq., of Parkfield, a Magistrate for this county. DEcREASE OF TrsE CHOLERA IN LiveRrooL. -We have again the pleasure of stating ...

... , Trenth- am-street, Liverpool. The first was a barque called tthe Henrietta, of 200 tons burthen, belonging to eMessrs. Tayleur and Co. ; and shortly after she had left the stocks a-gigantic steamer, built for Sir John 'fobin, was consignetl to the waves ...

... having been taken up in proper time ; but d, tesingers soon rectified themselves, amld the condo- in sion was brilliant.. Mr. Tayleure, priiicipal double- Si bass, Mr. Stubbs, principal clarionet, and Mr. Scru- ton, principal oboe-all of thle Liverpoal Quadrille ...