M.P.'S FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE
... M.P., was presented Lynn to-day with soma silver cups a wedding present from his constituents. His marriage Lady O.ivia Tayleur. daughter of the Earl B.ctive, takes'place January. ...
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fßainagrs Ciabke— Bibtles.— May 13, at Rotherham Church, by the Rev. James Verey, Mr. Albert Clarke, decorator, ..
... Sheffield, to Miss Ellen Osborne Birtles, of Orgreave, near Rotherham. latixob— Stowell.— May 12, at Eccles, Cresswell John Tayleur, of Torquay, to Lucy Maria, daughter 0 { the late Rev. Hugh StoweU, Salford. tfArriAKD— White.— May 12, at Woodsetts Church ...
DREADFUL SHIPWRECK
... received at Liverpool on Monday morning, of the total loss of the magnificent new iron emigrant ship Tayleur, on her passage from tbat port to Melbourne. The Tayleur sailed from the Mersey at noon on Thursday, with a five south-east wind, in tow of the steam- ...
CASUALTIES TO EMIGRATION SHIPS
... lives were lost ; and the Staffordshire, for Boston, was wrecked in the Bay of Fundy, and 148 lives were lost. In 1854, the Tayleur, for Melbourne, was wrecked in Dublin Bay, and lives were lost; the City of Glasgow sailed for Philadelphia, with souls, and ...
PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS
... Rifle Team, which includes Mr. and lirs. Frank I. Frayne, Master Frankie Frayne, and their dog '•Jack. They appear in Mr. Tayleure's drama Si Slocum, which gives the family an opportunity of displaying their extra- ©rdmrfry abilities as rifle shots ...
SUSPECTED MURDER OF CHILDREN
... She is only 15 years of age, and is native S'r.elton. Stoke-on-Trent. Tbe accused girl was brought up before Messrs. J. Tayleur, J. Lawton, and R. C. Donaldson-audson at police-court yesterday and charged that on April 25th she did wilfully and with ...
DOMESTIC
... premises of Messrs. Wilson and Kean, hat and cap manufacturers. For kissing pretty girl—although under the mistletoe—John Tayleur, of Liverpool, has been fined forty shillings and costs, although kisses—like jokesare supposed to be tolerably free at Christmas ...
SI SIOCUM AT THE THEATRE ROYAL
... evening. To sty tbat Slocnm is sensational and startling to give very feeble Idea of the piece. frcm the pen Mr. Clifton W. Tayleur, and is Intended to depiot life the rough and ready state in which found tbe west of America. Villainy and virtue are usual ...
i&iacellaneous
... lived to a good old sge — Bo years. Thb Taileub. — Captain Walker's report of his in- vestigation into tbe loss of the Tayleur, made under the direction of the Board of Trade, bas been laid before par- liament. Captain Walker attended Uie inquest, and ...
RACING OFFICIALS. =a elow is a list cf who have received licemees fad 1899 under Rule .9 of th- or
... the Scales. and Stakeholder. Sheldon. Mr Percy. Clerk of the Scales. Smith, Mr J H., Clerk of the Course and Stakeholder. Tayleur, Mr Charles W., Handicapper. Tepham, Edward, Stakeholder Topham, Mr J. B., Handicapper and Stakeholder. Verrall, Mr G. H. ...
— -♦—.HO9BE OF COMMONS
... 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 obsenrations from Sir G. Peckell, Mr. HENLEY admitted that the bill for the Consolidation of Laws relative to ...
PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS
... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Si Slocum, at the Theatre Royal. — The thrilling American drama, Si Slocum, fromthe pen of Mr. C. W. Tayleure, was produced at the Taeatre Royal, last night, and to those who delight in glimpses of tbe old rough, reckless life of the ...