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... Eleanor Catherine, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Joseph Wilson, London-road. Jan. 21, drowned from on board the ship Tayleur, aged 24, Daniel Holt; also, aged 23, Sarah E. Molt, his wife, eldest daughter of Mr. Ben. Sayles, slater and plasterer, ...
... text upon which the seremoc was founded, whcicih it was I my privilege to deliver on board the never-to-be-forgotten the Tayleur, Ilebrews iv. 16. The local preacihers scere the prt first to come (they lad not before made themselvesknowen) me and introduced ...
... Frederick, son of Mr. Bien- 32 jsntini Blinkhorn, Union-strect, iligier Ardwiek, Manchester. .r- Sept. 22, aged 75, Mr. Henmy Tayleure. Tbe deceased had 3r been connected with the musical profession in Liverpool for - nearly 50 years, and duriog that period ...
... Luce, supposed to -be from the wreck of the Tayleur. DOUGLAS, ISLE or MAN, JAN. 31.-A large quantity of .h wreck, consisting of planks, deals, battens, a cask of oil, and some empty packages, marked Tayleur, have been washed shore on the south part ...
... verdict for the ag plaintiff. It was agreed to settle the amount of the f re damage out of court. ' . ' . ill SKINNER V..TAYLEUR.-In this case the claim I se was for 248 10s.i the balance of an account for repairs, i to done by the plaintiff; ,who is ...
... butcher, Copperas-hill. Sept. 28, aged 71, Cbarles H. Byrne, Esq. 0 Sept. 26, at Oaklands, Torquay, Janes, wife of Charte 3 Tayleur, Esq. 2 Sept. 26, aged 61, Mr. William Constantine, butcher, 9 Nortbgate, Blackburn. 6 Sept. 26, in Union street, Chester ...
... another very liberal subscription will be shortly handed over to the Patriotic Fend. d TuB WRECK OF TiHE TAYLEuR.-The committee of S. the Tayleur fand held a meeting on Friday to wind up a, the accounts of the subscription, Lord Talbot de Mala- ; hide ...
... in merchant, Harring'austosrect. James Steains, tea merehant, Kensington. Jolso Stock, broker, Eu-shango-streot. I Henry Tayleur, oharebroker, Southill. Patrick Vance, broker, &Jargreaves-buildisigs. John Wright, sugar re-'Ter, Manesty-lane. Richard Withers ...
... 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 ...
... hoisted their flags, and the latter place was quiet. i- We learn that large claims have been made upon the 1- owners of the Tayleur and Scotland, recently wrecked l here, for the services of the county constabulary in pro- , teoting the property from plunder ...
... and Jehn Breukell, lds aged 16 and 11 years, who were fatally burned by an explosion of fire-damp in the colliery of Mr. Tayleur, on Tuesday week. The jury condemned the general management of the pit as loose, and the coroner reprimanded all the parties ...
... Matthew Fortescue, Wilton-square, be 0 sot London. tie 1 Jot .lne 1, at Wandswortha, by the Rev. R. L. Townsend, ho I R dward Tayleur, Esq., of this town, to Marianne, eldest its Ihad daughter of the late Rev. Bedford Kenyon, of Stoke- an Climo~lend, Cornwvall ...