... CAsE.- GRUnDY V. WILLIAM GoULDIxN. - The defen- dant was charged with being in pursuit of game, on lands be- longing to W. Tayleure, Esq, at Shevlngton. A person named Pickles stated that be saw the defen ant, Wm. Barnes, and ano. ther man. Barnes had a ...

... very wroth. There was in the course of the night a signal outside, and Mrs. Tayleur said it was Lord Arthur Lennox, and as the one servant refused to let him in, Mrs. Tayleur told another, Ann Ash, to open the door, which she did, and so the gentleman ...

... Rt. Dagleishjun., St. ?? Peel, Williams, and Feel, Manchester ?? J. Hetherington and Co., ?? so F. R. Jackson, Salford ?? Tayleur and Co., ?? It results from the above table, that exclusive of the last two firms on the list, 34. firms in this district ...

... deficient weights, 5s. e iot Daniel Mackay, coal merchant, Slater-street, machine accele- B 0 rated, 1s., is. costs. P ie John Tayleur, coal merchant, Dublin-street, heavy machine, r ,n- Is., is. costs. ne Michael Grogan, grocer &e., Marybone, weight under ...

... gentlemen of the vf town and neighbourhood took sn active part ini the cere- V nmony. r CELEBRATION 01S TB E NuVPIAI.s OF EDWVARO TAYLEUR, rI ESe.-The matrimonial alliance of this gentleman took i place in London on. Tuesday, and was celebrated on tthat ts day ...

... From the evidence of two witnesses named Baron and Close, it appeared that the defendants were in a field belonging to Mr. Tayleure, which is in the neighbourhood of the Paradise Facm. Both WVildingand Baxendale had guns. Witnesses heard the report of two ...

... against wagers, which, was held to be a ione of good 'defence, and a verdict osas entered for the defelO 55s were ?? v. Tayleures: Thu ?? pattern' eer l'l miaker', and sued the defendatsit, who are proprietors of thed ed,'pl P ak Quay Foundry, at Warrington ...

... The report fanailies, md o~f Mr. Newlands was approved of, and the law-clerk, wa. name oi ten requected to inforrm Messrs. Tayleure -and. Sergeant'soul of systerllrn gothe matter, through their agents, Messrs, Williams and ploys fot gon,~les. A district ...

... Ind ti LAUNCH OF AN IRON~ SHIP1 -AT WARRINGOoN.-On the irt Tuesday last, a splendid iron clipper ship, called the pail ng Tayleur, was launched into the river Mersey, at War- tan rington, from the works of the Bank Quay Foundry. The gi 10event drew together ...

... report proceedings. ' Tayleur's .men did not turn out; It was he who turned them out: they were content with their price; nor had they asked for any advance; nor were they members of theunlon at the time; therefore It Is Tayleur's turn out, and nols ...

... Ship *Tayleur, reesntly launuched from the ysrdof the Bank q'uay aF oundry Compsny, at Warrington, is now' l6ing ?? up ity :r, a the Wellingto Dock, As one of Messrs. Piflkington ~.xud Wil. s y son's 1Whiten Star Lino,-for Australia. The' Tayleur is one ...

... folb lowing firms:-Messrs. W. H-. flraucker and Co. (Walthew Houns end B~ispham), at Pemberton anti Orrell; Messrs.0 John Tayleur and Co. Shieviogtonl; Messrs. H. Harrison and Co. Petmberton ; the executors of thle late Mr. J. By. lands, Gidlow Lane, Wigan ...