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... Ketttewell. and Mrs Saodbach. From Dclagoa Bay Mrs Hugo, and four children. Mrs Meroer and four children. From Natal • Mr Noel Tayleur. Mr Hughes, Sir T. Knight. Mr Frank Mack. Mias F. McGee, Mrs M. H. Moms (ftwn Salisbury) Master L Morris, Master 8. Morris ...
... Bay. First class : Mrs. Hugo and four children. Second class : Mrs. Mercer and four children. Natal. First class . Messrs. Tayleur, Hughes, Knight, Buxton, Mrs. Mack, Miss McGee, Mr., Mrs., and Miss Roe, Mr.,Mrs.,and vena, Mrs. Morris. Second class: Mr ...
... engaged this week cannot tail of At layleure's Circus crowds sock nightly to witness the varied entertainment provided by Mr Tayleure. Mr John Mc Mywall, the late manager, lied •uddenl on the 27th ultimo, much -egretted by all who had O 0 pleasure of acquaintance ...
... Eeoles, the Rev. T. Alfred Stowell. M A., bn*ther of the bride, Cresswell John Tuyleur, of Torquay, sei'ond son of Houlbrooke Tayleur, to Lucy Maria, daughter of the late Rev. Stowoll, rector of Christ Church, Salford. DEATHS. Mason.—May 11, acred H.S, at ...
... LIDDELL trusted that a searching enquiry would be made by the Board of Trade into the circumstances of the loss of the ship Tayleur. After a few observations from Sir G. Peckell, Mr. HENLEY admitted that the bill for the Consolidation of Laws relative to ...
... the battle at sea. In the emigrant ships the Annie Jane and Tayleur 167 more lives have been lust than at the battle of Trafalgar. At the battle of the Nile the loss was 218 men—in the Tayleur 290 human beings met a watery grave! and already except among ...
... of ten there is a moral that the plates are broken, and that the only upheld in the water the rocks she has run. The James Tayleur off the hard beach—she glided self down the inclined plane of stone. ( forged the beach, most of those on bo* have been taken ...
... CARDIFF. At the Philharmonic Hall, as will be seen by the Directory, there is agan vo lack of talent. At Tayleur's Circus. Joseph Poole’s Diorama still enjoy 8 great popularity and is well worthy a visit. DUBLIN. Gatery ToesTße.—The Vokes Family to-night ...
... D.V.T., Sister Munro, P.D.D., Bro. Dr. Munro, D.A.S., Bro. Winter, D.D.M., Bro. Lee, D.T., Bro. O. H. Leonard. D.G., Bro. Tayleure, D.8., Bro. Lcngfield, D.R.11.5., Sister Kichardson, D.L.H.S., Sister .lessop; District Snpt. Juvenile Temples, Bro. Spicer ...
... Mr John Reilly, Mr Sankey, Mr and Mrs John Sankey, Mr Sankc(, three Misses Steel, Mrs Steel, Mr, M. P. Steel, Rev.J. P. Tayleur, Mr and Mrs Theobald, Captain Thompson, Mr Robert Turbett, Mr [urbott, Mrs Turbott, the Misses Twiss, Mr Usborne, Mrs Vickers ...
... Mrs John Sankey, Mr 5 Sankey, three Misses Steel, Mrs Steel, Mr, M. P, Steel, Rev,J. P. Shepherdson, Mr and Mrs Stavely, Mr Tayleur, Mr and Mrs Theobald, Captain Thompson, Mr Robert Turbett, Mr Turbott, Mrs Turbott, the Misses Twiss, Mr Taunton, Mr C. K ...
... packet becomes liable to the letter rate of postage. The Loss of the Tayleur.—Two tug steamers and a sloop, with divers, have been for some time work at the wreck of the ill-fated ship Tayleur, and have succeeded in recovering a portion of her valuable cargo ...