... that the eoectro-motive force of the current is sufficient to project the luminous particles of carbon through the fuid. TAYLEUR V. LORD AITHuR LENNOX,-This, I which is a crim con case, came on in the Qaeen's Bench on T'esday last; when the defendant's ...

... MArs. EIdward Cheters, tl liostrevoc, Irehilad; Mr. Johln Johnsoi, Bank House, flitacortl. Mr. Heathcote, Warrington; Mr.'Tayleur. c Liverpool'; Mr. J. Taylor, Cyhicet-street-PIlace, Sautht- Itark; Mr'. Hodgson, London; Mr. J. and Mr. G. Clairton, Chester; ...

... by established custom. In the Consistory Court, on Saturday, Dr Lushington pronounced for the divorce in the case of Tayleur v. Tayleur. The Hon. G. Jerningham, now secretary of the embassy at Con- stontinople, is appointed secretary of the embassy at ...

... 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 ...

... Chapel- street, and that lie had passed the night with Mrs. Tayleur. Lord Brougham: Your case will prove, then, that this person who passed the night with Mrs. Tayleur was not the petitioner (Mr. Tayleur), but Lord Arthur Leniox, or some one else. You had better ...

... BMrs. Tayleur daring a long illness, as nurse, deposed that late in the month of November, 1849, while advancing to a state of convalescence she and Mrs. Tayleur drove out in a cab, and called at the United Service Club, and witness, by Mrs. Tayleur's directions ...

... 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 Nash, to open the door, which she did, and so the gentleman walked in and went-direct to Mrs. Tayleur bed-room, where ...

... Bill-committeo. Private Bills: Ouseburn Bridge and Approaehes in Neweastle- ?? Bill; Leicester Sewerage Bill-second reading., Tayleur's Divorce Bill-third reading. TUESDAY, APRIL 8. I ORDER Or, THE DAY.' County.Courts'farther Ex' tension Bill-coumaittee, on ...

... 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 ...

... were among the general circle present at Viscountess Palmerston's ?? on Saturday:-The Marquis of Headfort aod the Ladies Tayleur, tbe Earl of Car- lisle and Lsdy Mary Howard, Viscount acd Lady Elizabeih Lascelles, Lord and Lady Beaumont and the flon. ...

... general circle St present at VisCOoliitess Palmerston's assembly on Satur- so day. :-Tlie Marquis of Headfort and the Ladies 'Tayleur, ty the Earl of Carlisle and Lady Mary Howard, Viscoant and e- Lady Elizabeth Lascelles, Lord and Lady Beaumont and id the ...

... Helen's Improvement (No. 3) Bill, and the South Holland Drainage Acts Amendment Bill, were read a third time and passed Tayleur's Divorce Bill was read a second time. - Several petitions were presented font various pacts of the country, praying for the ...