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... not necessarily for Imblication, but as a guarantee of P bis good faith *The Emigrant's Farewell is declined. W R'he ship Tayleur was lost off Lambay Island on the 19th of Jr January, 1854. W inquirer.-As long as the business of his employer requires ...
... APRIL 4. ti [BEFORE MR. BARON MARTIN.] It BLTHUE AND ANoTHER v. TAYLEUR.-IU this case the plaintiffs II were Messrs. Blythe and Lyon, shipowners and merchants, of it this town, and Mr. Tayleur, of Warrington, the well-known ti builder or irgon ships, was ...
... westerl gale, which the baromete has indicated at lilhead four hours previously. Bich was the wind wtien, the ill-fatedavoesas Tayleur sailed fai Australia. Such was it for ten deys last, movinte anld such boas it been for 1ii dayt, not o! the 24 in the preseot ...
... J1umnpaway, aged (h. b.) ?? 9 4Mr. Mason's B~ritish Yeoman, aged ?? on 9 4Mr. Dixon's hr. h., Banatead, 6 yra ?? ,dd 9 4Mr. Tayleure's g-. r g. Dan O'Connell, aged ?? i, 9 0 Mr. G. Hodgman's Ch. g. Stamfcrd, ?? he. 9o0Mr. H. King's b. g. Liverpool Boy, 6 ...
... , 78. years 'of age, residing at~ No. .9, Datton- fig] Stireet, had his thigh fractured whilst closing a gate atMr. etri Tayleur's coal yard. ,COB MuRnEsious AFFRAY ON BOARD A SHIP IN THE RIVHI~. fini --Oa Thui-sday night, a seaman, named'.Martin Tobina ...
... have ensued by the variance of compasses on iron dent ilships, as in the very frightful cases of the Blirkenhead, onto n.Tayleur, and other vessels, owing to the unsuspected rend its change of compass notion. When I first promulgated this csm( an subject ...
... g. Jumpaway, aged (h. ?? 9 4Mr. Mason's British Yeoman, aged ?? 845, 94 Mr. Dixon's hr. h. Banstead, 6 yra ?? S. 9 4Mr. Tayleure's qr. g Dan O'Cnnall, aged ?? urn- 90UMr. G. Hodigman's oh. g. Stamford, ?? hail 9 0Mr. H. King's b. g. Liverpool Boy, 6 ...
... Half-past Twelve o'clock precisely, an the Pre- ed- mlises, Parlifiled, Toxtilth-parki (late the residence or Clurire. ag, Tayle'ur, Esq ), the entrire CROP of HAY GRASS, now growing ye, upona about 20 Cheshire acres of laud, forming part of the above in- ...
... TAYLKUK.-Iln this case the plalulifle e-. were Messirs., Blythe aud Lyoti, shipowners and merchants, ofrh asthis town, and Mr. Tayleur, of lia, riligton, the well-kiowa a, buiider of ireo, abips, was the defeiidait. The gr~tisu WAS wa I; bi ought toi recover ...