... Mr. Tayleur, a fine young man about twenty-two years of age, is a nephew of Mr. Tayleur, managing director of the extensive iron factory at Earlstown, known as the Vulcan Locomotive Works, and where the ironwork of the ill- fated steamship Tayleur, which ...

... TIE. RIOTERS. At the Police-court, yesterday, before Messrs. T. Twom- low, P. Broughton, H. R. Corbet, E. Harding, and J. Tayleur, the following persons were brought up for trial, namely :-Thomas Farmell, alias Ad The-Bear, 6 ft. 3 in. Richard Sillitoe ...

... accompanied with a great sacrifice of life such as has not taken place on the Irish or English coast, since the loss of the Tayleur, a new Australian cl pper, on Lambay Island, and the ?? Charter in Moelfrae Bay, a deep sense of sorrow prevailed, especially ...

... Portmadoc, 47 tons (Edwards, master), last from Holyhead, bound for Belfast with slates, on the 28th February struck the Tayleur Rock, and foundered between Lambay Island and Roelcabilt Light. The crew, in all four hands, were saved. LsnDs.-The severe ...

... contract, in thle absence of any dscided ease on thle subjeact, it seemed to fall withiic the 1criiiciple of the cases of Tayleure v. Wilding 037 Law Sounral, Exelb. 173, asid fllyth. v. Bennett, 22 L. J. C. P., 711), in which it wee held that, as between ...

... 'the dreadful colliery accident -which took place at the Prince Albeit pit, Shevington, near Wigan, belonging to MTesers. Tayleure and Co., and which was briefly alluded to in Saturday's JIMcFenn-y, is deplorable. As far as yet knows, it is thought that ...

... election of the 11th of December, 1832, that the then candidates, the said C. K. Kemeys Tynte the elder, and the late William Tayleur, Esq., were privy and assenting to some of the corrupt practices extensively pre- vailing at the same. 4 and 6. (Schedules ...

... oui the ?? were Sir BALD- a-IN Lslon , Bart. (chairman), Col. Hill, Mfajor Bosighton, Mr. Egerton Harding, and Mr. John Tayleur. Mr. FIZA.ES STEPHrrN, with whom was Mr. Horne Payne, again appeared for the prosecution; Mr. GnIPAsRD, antil Nx sosi Wits ...

... Morton, Trinity Hall; Upwaro, John'e; c Langham, Trinity Hall; Phi pson, Olare; Chamberlain, r Emmanuel; Booth, Trinity; Tayleur, Trinity-; Gurner, l Jesus; Peabody, Trinity. G Class 11I.-Brandon, Trinity Hall; Wise, Trinity; a Holland, Trinity Hall; ...

... other snagistratos onl the bench as ace Colonel Hill, Major Bonghitoci, Mr. R1. Corbet, Mr. Egertocn Harding, end Mr. John Tayleur.a Before the proceedings weore openred, Mr. Tacos. Twine- LOW, one of the magist rater usually occupcying a reat Onl this ...

... Lord and Brothers. Todmorden . - . U0 sas- Robert Gordon ansd Co., Stockport 270 Robert Dalglish, jun., St. Helen's . to two Tayleure and Co., WarrinlteL ?? ?? Not known. E red - rer, Total I0,350 0 got The total number of operatives of all classes who were ...

... Gair-- vi lick, Alelthiam, taretier ; 1. Beutterwor-th, Motley, mraree- at fect~rert ; arlid A. Bromlhey, heeds, sculptor- J. Tayleur, of tie Wixiilay, far-er bailiff', for a vexeatirese defence, w~as r-emaiederlt ire six reereotlis from thre daent of tire ...