... prove Mi-s Tayleur had eventually committed adultery. On the sth of November, Mrs Tayleur came to toe town house, accompanied by her husband, and he was enabled to bring forward evidence which would go to prove that on that very evening Mrs Tayleur had sent ...

... TAYLEUR’S DIVORCE. Monday afternoon, tho House Lords assembled, font o'clock, to hear Counsel and evidence in support of the second reading of Tayleur’s Divorce Bill.” The Peers present were —The Lord Chancellor. Lord Brougham, the Duke of Wcllington ...

... TAYLEUR’S DIVORCE. Mondvr. JVen**. Teie eherooon the Kou*e aiaraibled at (ovr -e oet. to and rndenee in Mpport of the *«on ...

... Chapel- street, and that lie had passed the night with Mrs. Tayleur. Lord Brougham: Your case will prove, then, that this person who passed the night with Mrs. Tayleur was not the petitioner (Mr. Tayleur), but Lord Arthur Leniox, or some one else. You had better ...

... 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 ...

... instance of Mrs. Tayleur ; then that his Lordship in consequence of that information, had passed the night with Mrs. Tayleur • and next, that an intimation of that having been done had been conveyed by a confidential male servant of Mr. Tayleur to that gentleman ...

... Arthur then went straight into Mrs. Tayleur's bed-room; and as witness had occasion to go into the bed-room several times to give Mrs. Tayleur her medicine, she saw that Lord Arthur Lennox was in bed uith Mrs. Tayleur. He remained there until morning, and ...

... 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 ...

... on Mrs. Tayleur on the 10th of October, 1849. She was then staying with Mr. Parrett, a medical man, Claphamcommon. I remember Mr. Tayleur fetching his wife away. I went to Lavender-hill to live with her. I was there about seven weeks. Mr. Tayleur was always ...

... Mrs Tayleur during a lou; illness, as nurse, deposed that late in the month of November, 1849, while advancing to a state of convalescence, she and Mrs Tayleur drove out in a cab, and called at the United Service Club, and witness, by Mrs Tayleur's directions ...

... 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 ...

... the instance Mrs. Tayleur; then that bis lordship, consequence of that information, had passed the night with Mrs. Tayleur; and next that an intimation of that having been done had been conveyed a confidential ■aale servant of Mr. Tayleur to that gentleman ...