... 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 ...

... Aspinall, was assisting Thomas Baron, a collier, to remove a heap of rubbish in a coalpit at Shevington, the property of Mr. Tayleur. The rubbish was lying against a wall of coal and metal, which was thought to be safe, but after.the men had been at wsork ...

... 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 ...

... whatever property might be cast ashore by the waves. Large masses of timber, supposed to be a portion of the wreck of the Tayleur, were thrown up on Thursday at Laytown, but thei e can be no certainty as to what hapless craft they belong. Neither can any ...

... which resulted in the death of a man named Robert Baxendale, occurred on Satur- I day morning last, at the colliery of Mr. Tayleur, in Shevington. Baxendale was engaged in holding a tub of coal upon a sledge or _ waggon that was about to be sent down the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Saturday last from the effects of the injuries he In, hadsreceived. TinE WRECK OF THIE TAYLEUR.-A considerable quan- 7y tity of the cargo of the unfortunate ship Tayleur, sunk off- n.Lambay Island, has been raised by mneans of divers, who nso have been at ...

... by sliudsmes, amid, if need be, bym thse pa-sen- a ocers. UCoserast this scithm the tardiimre disphuiyed en beard tlse a Tayleur, acordiing to tils nessopaper ascotlsnt. Wum5 lnot thi t UInwarrlaitzbly loiig tulleo spelt ill reeling liltely to praduceftah ...