... 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 ...

... CLITHKROE. Circus.— Messrs. Hutchinson and Tayleure’s Grand National Circus paid a visit to this town on Monday, and gave two highly appreciative performances large audiences. At noon aprocession went through tbo principal streets. In which was novel ...

... charged with trespassing in pursuit. of rabbits.: They were seen by lHalsall, Mr. Tayleur's game-. keeper, at a rabbit hole in a wood in -the oceu1pation.,of Mr. Tayleur, in Standish, on thed2stnt., wihafrret and three dogs., One of the dogs ran a rabbit ...

... First Class : Mrs. liuqo and (uur children. Second .Mis. Mercer I four children. NATAL PA3SENGEKS. ' Firvt Class; Messrs Tayleur, llui;lios, Knight, and Buxton ; Mrs. Mock. Mia* McAfee, Mr. and Mrs. Use. and Mrs. and Mies and Master Morton, .Mrs. and ...

... together with the adjoining wood, 12a. Ir. Up. Lot 10.—PARADISE FARM, and part of New Hall Farm, in the occupation of Mr John Tayleur. comprising large house, comiuodious farmloiildings.and llha. or. 2sp. of land, including woods.—A seam coal now being worked ...

... widow Mr. Thomas Hadfleld, Millbrook, On January 25, at his residence, near Ruthin, Denbighshire, in his sJrd year, Henry Tayleur, Esq. ...

... died from the effects of injuries received on the previous Tuesday from an explosion of flre.damp In the colliery of Mr. Tayleur, In Shevingiton. Mr. Dickinson, her Majesty's Inspector of Mines for this district, was in attendance. The first witness called ...

... Thursday IS IS 5 Old twelfth Day. Friday 10! :14 54 is 1 Ist English Farliam’nt.l2os Saturday 2'» 1 15 Wreckof the-‘Tayleur. ’ Sunday 1 2 17 11 ofterh}jn/'h((ny Monday 22 2 l'-ILonl Byron Imrn, 17!I0. Tnesilay 23 15 0 Vaccination intn*., 171H*. Wednesday ...

... demands are made for troops from home, it would be better compared to a game at drafts. THE WINNING COLOUR.—Captain de Smythe Tayleur (to fair creature in carriage): Ah, Miss Ethel, you always carry the winning colour in those beautiful eyes. [Miss Ethel ...

... 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 ...

... Allwrt fit, ShevlngtoD, contrary to the directions of William Wilson, hooker-on.—Mr. Lees prosecuted on behalf of Messrs Tayleur, the owners.—lt appeared from the evidence of the hooker-on, and George Close, the underlooker, that the defendant* went down ...

... inst. The complainant is a widow, and the defendant a married ?? complainunt said she worked on the coal-nit brow of Mr. Tayleur's colliery, in Shovington. DeferdsntI came up to her, pulled her cap off her head, and then seized fer hair with both hands ...