... 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 ...

... Longworth Taylor Edmund ?? Rhodes Hill, Lees Taylor John ?? Primrose Bank, Oldham TaylorSamuelMarlor, Clegg.streetOldham Tayleur John ?? Shevington Tebbutt Thomas ?? .. Whittle-le.Woods Teebay James ?? Broughton Thackeray Joseph ?? Ashton Thomas Frederick ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... our own Correspondent) LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY NIGHT. The shock caused to this community by the untimely fate of the packet ship Tayleur, and her passengers, has not subsided, before the intelligence is received of the wreck of another splendid vessel belonging ...

... DREADFUL SHIPWRECKS. LOSS OF THE JOHN TAYLEUR. AND ABOUT It 300 LIVES. d Accounts were received at Liverpool on Monday v morning of the total loss of the magnificent new iron ri emigrant-ship John Tayteur,. on the Irish coast, on her *1v passage from ...

... Hamilton, rMr. CARDWELL said the- Board of Trade had directed 3 inquiry to be made into the circumstances under which the ship Tayleur had put to sea. f . REFORM BILL YOU SeOTLAND. 3 Lord J. RUSSELL stated that a reform bill would be proposed for Scotland by ...

... the ship been inefficiently manned, lehas stated that, after a minute inquiry at the Sailors re Home, where the crew of the Tayleur were shipped, he is se satisfied that she had her full complement, and that the se underwriters have no ground of complaint ...

... them. !VERDICT O THE JURY IN THE TAYLEuR CASE.-The e following is the finding of the coroner's jury :_ We find i _ that Edward Kewley, second mate, and Henry H. Cun- hL -ningham, a passenger on board the ship Tayleur, were d drowned by the sinking of ...

... week at Arldlow, if has drawn much public attention; and though we are 'a happy to say that there has not been, like the Tayleur, a e loss of life, the poor people, about 600 in number, are in *a very lamentable plight. The vessel had been taken possession ...

... in London, on Wednesday, to an Ameriean collector. Several bodies, undoubtedly those of male and female passengers by the Tayleur, have been washed ashore in addition to those already mentioned, between Malahide and the Skerries. One of those has been ...