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... series of years. LAST week, , Captain Daish, of H.M. revenue cruiser cruising off Ifowth Head, fell in with one of the masts Tayleur, which he towed into Kingstown harbour. It if in possession of the Receiver of Droits of Adiniralty. LIB Sligo eiironicle ...
... sea if they liad kvown that the barometet was at that point. be- lieved it was in weather such as he had sp ken of that the Tayleur sailed.. Now, , there wes another reason why he electric out= That trust maintained a lifeboat establishment, perhaps hardly ...
... Another v. Tayle.ur.—la this case the plaintiffs were Messrs Blythe and Lyon, shipowners and merchants, of Liverpool, and Mr. Tayleur, of Warrington, the well-known builder of iron ships, was the ...
... : 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 Warriogtou ; 01 to 41, Smarm, Hown, Bonsourstropt, Liverpool. MAY 19, 1856, Eatanteit WANTED, good HAND ...
... LAST week s Captain Daish, of H.M. revenue cruiser Racer' cruising off Ifoifth Head, fell in with one of the-masts. of the Tayleur, which he towed into Kingstown harbour: It is in possession of the Receiver of Droits of Admiralty. Tin Sligo Chronicle states ...
... greyhound would o rappit omong o lot 0 eab- bages i’th Market place—un ther wur some sheawten un laighin—they sd yo beer o tayleur—un help foin when he seed sich temptation afore Un so youn gettin it eawt i Ratehda ut heer thrown off his horse—Aw wonder ...
... week Captain Dafsh, of HAL revenue cruiser Racer, cruising off howth Head, fell in with one of the Imsts of the ill-fated Tayleur, which hegtowed hitorialstow harbour. it is now inbpossession of the Receiver of Drie its of Admiralty. IMAY A MAN NIARRY ...
... 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 ...
... m The Forest Queen, Mr. Denison's b g Jumpaway, Mr. T. F. Mason's b g British Yeoman, Mr. Dixon's br h B instead, Mr. J. Tayleure's gr g Dan O'Connell, Mr. H. King's b g Liverpool Boy, Mr Barber'r ch g Potter, Mr. C. Capel's b g Little Charley, Mr. P ...