... Hargreaves, Esq.; H. Blair, Esq.; J. Horridge, senr.. Esq.; J. Horridge, junr., E-*q.; W. Horridge, Esq.; Keizer, Esq.; Tayleure, Esq.; Nicholls. Esq.; W. Mann, Esq., Liverpool; Mias Mann; Miss Lamb; F. Broadbent, Esq., and ladv; Spencer, Esq., and Miss ...

... Stubs, Joseph Stubs, Esq , the Mayor ; Miss Stubs, Mr. Spinks, Mr. Tinsley and party, Mr. and Mrs. Turpin, Mr. and Mrs. H. Tayleure, Mr. Wagstaff, Mr. aid Mrs. Wm. Wagstaff, Mr. Wm. and Miss Warburton. Mr. Webster, Mr. aid Mrs. White, Mr. and Mrs. Whittle ...

... CAsE.- GRUnDY V. WILLIAM GoULDIxN. - The defen- dant was charged with being in pursuit of game, on lands be- longing to W. Tayleure, Esq, at Shevlngton. A person named Pickles stated that be saw the defen ant, Wm. Barnes, and ano. ther man. Barnes had a ...

... youigest daughter of the ti Hos, Colonel Btrowne, and niece of the Earl of iersnare. On the let hist, at Wareham, Samuel Tayleur Gwynn, Esq. of 51 BDsronham, Essex. to EIlizs, youngest danghter of the late George w Smith, Esq. of Wellington, Somesn et ...

... she and Mra. Tayleur drove out in cab, and nailed the United Service Club, and witness, by Mrs. directions, inquired for Lord Arthur Lennox That genikman came, got into the cab, and stayed there for some time. arriving home, Mrs. Tayleur told witneaa ...

... night of the 14th of November with Mrs. Tayleur was not Mr. Tayleur, but Lord Arthur Lennox, or some one else. Is that so? 11/r. TALBOT: Yes, that is so. It would be proved beyond all doubt that it was not Mr. Tayleur, but Lord Arthur Lennox. He should show ...

... damages in actions for delicate distresses, and of impeding the too facile operation of the machinery of divorce, as in the Tayleur case. By the way, it seems to be commonly supposed that Lord Arthur is the son of the duke, and is one of those filial April ...

... himself with unnecessary prominence on the public gaze immediately after the delectable exhibition of Lord Arthur Lennox in Tayleur's divorce case on Monday, apropos to which some mention of the noble defendant will be found in this evening's Gossip. - Vhe ...

... 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 ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. On Saturday the ferry navigation to Eastham reopened for the season. On Mond ay evening Tayleur's Divorce Bill was read a third time in the House of Lords. It is understood that the steam-ship Great Britain is destined for the New ...

... the DWELL HOUSE thereon erected, being No. 58 on thele / sr. side of Brownlow-hill. in Liverpool, and occupied 1/1 Henry Tayleure, bounded on the east ,by'a House noW dg eo se merly belonging to Mr John Fleetwooff, on the west bya now or formerly belonging ...

... of the HOUSE of COMMONS, on SATURDAY, at noon, the Si. Helens improvement (No. S) bill was read third time and passed, and Tayleur's di force bill was read a second time. Several petitions were presented from various parts of the country, praying for the ...