... 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 ...

... and ostrich-like ex- terior, was charged by Betsy Tayleur, a buxom dame of forty years, but with a waspish kind of countenance, with ommittieg an assault upon her. Mistress Wilson and Mistress Tayleur are neighbours in the vicinity of Castle-street, and ...

... '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 ...

... 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 ...

... of such disasters would refuse to give them their assistance. All who at were aware of tie real cause of the loss of the Tayleur, in and knew what they wished to accomplish, would, he il felt convinced, go with themn.-Mr. W. L. Pattinson, at one of the ...

... 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 ...

... 30th Aflatch, i860, l more than 400; in the Birkenhead, 26th Februarv,'1852, I in Simon's Bav. South Africa, 4641 in the Tayleur N 3 emigrant ship, 20th January, 1654, dn the Irish coast, 380; c in the Royal Charter scarw steaimer, 25th October, 1869 ...