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... • 16—Plate Shed; t r e :rlaters' Furnace and Shed; 18— Ships'Ways ; 19—Wharf .re ' • 20—R a ilway Siding. to Mr. EDWARD TAYLEUR, Foundry, near War. .,f'` oo ; or to Mr. SAMUEL HOLME, Benson-street, Liverpool. ...
... Mill ; 16—Plate Shed; t. riaters' Furnace and Shed; 18—Ships' Ways; 19—Wharf ; 20—Railway Siding. * l t :WY to Mr. EDWARD TAYLEUR, Vulcan Foundry, near War'''oll; or to Mr. SAMUEL Benson-street, Liverpool. ...
... Mill ; 16—Plate Shed; 17—Platers' Furnace and Shed; 18—Ships' Ways; 19—Wharf -Crane; 20—Railway iding. Apply to Mr. EDWARD TAYLEUR, Vulcan Foundry, near Warl'ington ; or to Mr. SAMUEL HOLME, Benson-street, Liverpool. ...
... 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 ...
... which we re T p r h e ; sent, Joseph Hornby, chairman, Thomas Bolto., Cropper, jun., Thomas Brocklebank, Richard ans' Charles Tayleur, Edward Cearns, jun. Mr. Bryans having produced a letter from Mr. WM' Brown, detailing a conversation between himself, the ...
... week Captain Daish, of 1:1,M. revenue cruiser Racer, cruising off Howth Head, fell in with one of the masts of the ill-fated Tayleur, which he towed into Kingstown harbour. It, is now in possession of the Receiver of Droits of Admiralty. ASTRONOMIOAIo EXPEDITION ...
... Yesterday week Captain Daisb, of A.M. cruiser Racer, cruising of Howth Head, fell in with, 01313 of the masts of the ill-fated Tayleur, which he towe4 into Kingstown harbour. It is now in possession o.f the .Receiver of , Droits of Admiralty. ASTRONOMICAL ...
... ’To 3»_Plate-shed: 17. Platers’ furnace and shed; 18. Ships ways; 19. Wharf crane; 20. Railway siding. Apply to Mr. Edward Tayleur, Vulcan Foundry, near Warrington j Mr. Samuel Holme, Benson-street. Liverpool. Suits. MONDAY. On Monday next, the instant ...
... • 16—Plate Shed; 17 — Platers' Furnace and Shed; 18—Ships' Ways ; 19—Wharf Crane • 20—Railway Siding. Apply to Mr. EDWARD TAYLEUR, Vulcan Founlry, near Warpp to Mr, Boon, Benson-street, Liverpool. MAY 19, 1856, Manta. WANTED, good HAND - LOOM SAIL - CLOTO ...
... Saw Mill • 16—Plate Shed; I.Ztners' Furim'ee and Shed; 1 8 — Ships'Ways ; 19—Wharf ' 2 -Railway Sidingtit D to m.. E DWAR D TAYLEUR Vulcan Foundry, near Yar- , 1 or to Mr. SAMUEL Hotitig ' , Benson-street, Liverpool. ...
... 2 Jobe Potices, HIPWRECK.—The fearful loss of life which “ Guiding Star,” “ Ji took place by the wrecks of the “ Orion,” “Tayleur,” “ Arctic, the absolute Emigrants Psssengers by Sea IN benind them may not, in the event o: before sailing. so that those ...
... and proceeded with the common jury cases. BLYTHE AND ANOTHER v. TAYLEUR.—This WaS an action brought by Messrs. Blythe and Lyon, merchants and shipowners, of Liverpool, against Mr. Tayleur, the eminent shipbuilder, of Warrington. Mr. Atherton, Q.C., with ...