... -L OF & NA T-JBAL R GAt~ l H R~ file ~~~Balbtiggain, January let, 1859. The S ollenoy.tbe Loed Lieutenant, .9 4,G- 0, 0 Th Tayleur Funid l 25 0- Mlrs O'Reilly Dease .. a 5 0 l0 Colonel Taylor, M P ?? a 0a0 G Aflaualton'?Eall, mP 5 .i 0 -0 it EH HWoode ...

... Excelle | ney the Lord Lieutenant . eee 25 9 9) ihe following Ladie a of rank and from: the cl aritab’e and human tea — The Tayleur Fund soe 5 0 0) | signified their int ention of affording r rticnlarly et this inclement se vA = Mrs O Reilly Dease ee 3 0 ...

... Edward ' Nolan and others: rent. Isaac Holborrow a. tyre Lloyd: money paid for defendant's use. William II Kenyoa a. John Tayleur : breach of contract. Joseph Quinn a. Patrick Caaaidy : trespass. John George White.. Jeremiah O'Donovan: bill of exchange ...

... account of the loss of the Duke of Sunderland, on entering the port of Aberdeen, says, “it broke in two or more parts.” The Tayleur shared the same fate, when four hundred and fifty perished in the wreck ; and in the memorable instance of the Prince, Balaklava ...

... returned to the ball. room, where, as before, Messrs. Coote and Tinnee'e excellent band awaited them, under the direction ot Mr. Tayleure. as M.C., they continued to enjoy the excitement of the waltz and polka until 5 o'clock. The steward.' deserve all praise ...

... its account the loss of the Duke of Sunderland, entering the port of Aberdeen, says, “ it broke in two or more parts.” The Tayleur shared the same fate, w hen four hundred and fifty perished in the wreck ; and in the memorable instance of the Piince, at ...

... anderlooker, satd be bal told the men tc ny the 8, are tious io working tho pit Where there was a wei the pulars. Messrs, Tayleur were getung cx * worry the pit, and that caused slips” 3. qaently tbaa before they began to du so, Wi the pit 10 the down ...

... of Bradford ; the Marquis of Stafford, M.P.; Viscount New|)ort, M.P.; the lion. K. C. Hill, M.P.; J. Pritchard, ALP. ; W. Tayleur, Esq. ; T. H. Burue, Esq.; T. Duncombe, Esq. ; and V. Vickers, Esq. After grace had been pronounced the Rev. W. Sandford, ...

... mame of Mr. ie the neighbuer- booed, and who were ant 0 , yet were saxions te centribate of market. There were the names Mr. Tayleur, Mr. Dancalfe, The Rev ir. PIGOTT very id He feted both Mr. TAYLOR whee, whe, bo proposed the beakh of ‘wes cerry, had met ...

... ophis ns the the anderlooker, said be bai told the men to tious im working the pit where there was a wei, es, are the Mesars, Tayleur were getting co worry underneath the that caused * a quently than before th began todoso, Wi the pit 1m the ‘Lown brow, to ...

... has been fully occupied the Court all day, and has not concluded. COURT OF QUEEN S BENCH— Yesterday, nisi rails. Kenyon r. Tayleur. This was an action for a breach of contract, being of the nature a cross action under the following circumstances: The plaintiff ...

... sn action for breach of | recollection of » plaintiff, Mr: W. J. Kenyon, is factor | on Saturdsy ; a the defendants, Jobn Tayleur and Co., | instead of t! ante established in Liverpool. It appeared | to Mrs. Bret been s series of business for the amoui ...