... COUNTY COURT, YESTERDAY. LEOFRIE TEMPLE, ESQ., CHIOKWEED FOR LUCERNE. v. TaYLEUR.—In this case the of £6 lie town, sought to the amount due by the defendant, we oie ae Hime the evidence, it appeared , 1857, orm 60 Ibs. of these was an order fer the seed ...

... homes‘eads, have not proposed to the Coun- cil the enlargement of the Prince’s Park by the purebase of the estate of the late Mr, Tayleure, and thus emulate the philanthropic spirit of R. V. Yates, . Surely it cannot be that the present is adequate to the necessities ...

... Inn, Standish, on the body of William Aspinall, pit labourer, who was killed by fall of coal at the Arley mine of Messrs. Tayleure's colliery, Standish Lower Ground, on Sunday evening Deceased and some other workmen were engaged the time of the accident ...

... occupied by the engine and boilers, which of course could not e He stated two extreme in reference to the Great Britain and the Tayleur; and from these he had argued that steamers did not pay sufficiently for the space they occupied. He had alsoalluded to the ...

... --spy!) , 'lie to Thomas Peaks and Co. TO be LET • root :SIIJBLE OFFICE., No. 1. Tor J I North ohn.etreet. Apply to teeorde Tayleur and Co., 71, trlelhalbetrret PO b. LET, cheap, • ornefortahle Double orpreE, wr withnot Fixtures, situste In Atherton-build ...

... 2 Jobe Potices, HIPWRECK.—The fearful loss of life which “ Guiding Star,” “ Ji took place by the wrecks of the “ Orion,” “Tayleur,” “ Arctic, the absolute Emigrants Psssengers by Sea IN benind them may not, in the event o: before sailing. so that those ...

... the P r f a lt , had been brought. The was dated.lsth November, 1853; but, early as the Ist September, plaintiff and Mr. Tayleur had talked the matter over, and so soon that time the formal bargain was intended to be entered into. The learned then proceeded ...

... premium, at the Offices of the abore Chapel- | —The fearful loss of life which = trok place by the wrecks of the “ Orion,” “Tayleur,” * Aretic, ” Guiding Star,” “ Josephine Willis,” an? many other ships, prove THEIR LIV+S before and Passengers by Sea IN- ...

... «cellent: SHOP,.. with plate-glass front, situate 1 Reni t £90.—Apply to John 3, Ba go th igs 7315 \ Two On FI , ab Messrs. Tayleur *.—App y to 1459 | Co.'s, Oidhall-ste O be, LET, a CIGak aud SHOP, in one of the in town.—Apply at Ne. 5. St of of O be Ler ...

... jompany, and at moderate rates of —. » 4, Chay street. street. Liverpool. HIPWRECK.—The fearful loss of life which Ss Bear” ta “Tayleur,” ** Arctic,” 7 other THEIR VES te by Sea IN. ta tie ae leave es be left totally destitute. Insurances on Lives to all parts ...

... ADVERTISEMENTS received after that hour. Go be Solv, LAND, BUILDINGS, &c. SALE, the erection Lark-lane, LAND, for the De Charles Tayleur, —Apply to Henry smith, HOLT-HILL, TRANMERE be SOLD, in from which to suit viewsof the River Mersey, Robt. Hughes, 17, Church- ...

... modern crude legislation for regulating merchant ships, and that we dwelt on more than once in our remarks on the wreck of the Tayleur in the ing of 1854. Westat d expressly on March llth of that year that the Government examina- tions could neither give nor ...