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... Aspinall, was assisting Thomas Baron, a collier, to remove a heap of rubbish in a coalpit at Shevington, the property of Mr. Tayleur. The rubbish was lying against a wall of coal and metal, which was thought to be safe, but after.the men had been at wsork ...
... verdict for the ag plaintiff. It was agreed to settle the amount of the f re damage out of court. ' . ' . ill SKINNER V..TAYLEUR.-In this case the claim I se was for 248 10s.i the balance of an account for repairs, i to done by the plaintiff; ,who is ...
... inspection aud execution 'tion by the Baid creditors, who are requested tend particuLri ■ of their claims to him. EDWARD TAYLEUR DICKENSON, Solicitor. > 4, Kennedy-street, Manchester. WHEREAS, a petition of GEORGE TURNER, at present and for three months ...
... Thornbain Wilkins Richard, Tattersall John, Deadwin Ciough Wiikius William, Longton Tanbman JohnB.G., Liverpool Wilkinson Abram., Tayleur John, Shevington Wilkinson G-orge, at on Norris Taylor Alexander, Liverpool Wilkinson Leonard, Blacknurn Taylor Edmund, Lees ...
... they returned with a verdict for the The amount of demage was to be settled cut of court. fo nt REPAIRIXG BOATS —SKINNER TAYLEUR. re Mr. A nall, instracted by Mr. Hind, was for the plaintiff, i r. Brett, instructed by Mr. Teebay was for fif the defendant ...
... Swan, Robert, Asbton-wilh-Slodday Bjkcs, Thomas, Liverpool Tattersall, John, Dead* in Clough Taubman, John S. 0., Liverpool Tayleur, John, Sbevington Taylor, Alexai.der, Liverpool Taylor, Edmund, lees Taylor, Edward. West Derby Taylor, Henry, Manchester ...
... inquest Bhfivington, near Standi h, the b-.dy of Wiliiim Aspic alt, who was Killed on Saturday night, at the colliery of Mr. Tayleur. in. Shevingt-m. The deceased and two ether men were ergeged ringing the pit shaft with now bricks, and stood'upon with ...
... though + concurred with the general impression in Live: Tt fact that some ships left port with their crews in an im} The Tayleur was' | it was said, in of the drunken crew, emigrant ships now in the river at least--a day, a6 a prev tive of that sort of ...
... of the ignorant persons shipped as such. I believe Ash, Old Swan, Wavertree, Aigburth, and in town, can - the loss of the Ta.yleur, and other vessels, resulted from this,, for although the number was right, the was came alto g altogether enr not overlooked ...
... held a>i inquest at Shevington, near Standish, on the body of William Aspinall, who was killed on Saturday night, at the Mr. Tayleur, in Sbevington. The deceased and two other men were engaged in ringing the pit shaft with new bricks, and stood upon a ...
... Standisb, before W. Myers, Eg., coroner, on tbe body of William Aspinall, colli r, aged who was kilhd on Sunday I .st «• ktr. Tayleur'a colliery, Sbtviiigton, by the falling of slip coal tin'! metal him. along with two o or men, work into lha it Sunday ...
... inquest was held on Wednesday, at Standish, on the bodies of two miners, who were killed by an explosion of firedamp in Mr. Tayleur's colliery, in consequence of one of them proceeding with a naked candle to his place of working before it had been examined ...