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... plaintiffs were Messrs. Partridge, Fletcher and Co., shipowners and brokers in this town, and the defendant was Mr. Edward Tayleur, the surviving partner of the well- known firm of iron shipbuilders carrying on business at Rank Quay, Warrington. The action ...
... Miss (Tod, Mr and Mrs A (Taunton, Mr and Mrs Trench, Dr, Mrs, and Miss Toulmin, Mr, Mrs, and Miss Turner, Rev I) W and Mrs Tayleur, Mr and Mrs Taylcur. Mrs II iTh’acker, Mr and Mrs ' Thompson. Mr (Tobin, Miss M Walker, Mr, Mrs, and Miss 'Wriirht Mr Peter ...
... 10, Scale-lane, Hull; or to Mr. John Davies, Surveyor, Mollington. Cheshire. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES OP THE LATE CHARLES TAYLEUR, ESO. IN a few weeks will be OFFERED for PUBLIC SALE, the WOODCEOFT ESTATE, Freehold of Inheritance, containing about 50 acres ...
... and animated an appearance. The launch Warrington, on Tuesday, was that of the ship a roll Palmer, built by Messrs Charles Tayleur and Co., of the Bank Quay Foundry, for Messrs Jones, Palmer, and Co., who purchased her from Messrs. Charles Moore and Co ...
... seas. Then conies—“ and Liverpool stands rather prominently in the return of the loss of life. ,, This is the way it i.: Tayleur, lost the coast of Ireland, 290 lives ; and lives in the City of Glasgow, never heard of. Why, the fact is, there were only ...
... great local interest ; and of these particular notice was demanded by those of the Rev. Dr. Scoresby, on The loss of the ship Tayleur,” and on The causes of disturbance of the compass in iron ships but one paper, which possessed peculiar claims on the attention ...
... boilers, which could not be reckoned for tonnage. Then he brought two instances—very extreme onesof the Great Britain and the Tayleur, and from that he wished to argue that steamers did not pay sufficient for the space they occupied. He also alluded to the ...
... during the summer months between the Pottery Slip and New Ferry commenced running for the season on Sunday last. Messrs. Tayleur and Co., of the Bank-quay Foundry, at Warrington, are building an iron vessel, far larger in every respect than any one previously ...