... prisoner. The readers of the Guardian will remember that the steps, which were clearly inden- tified as the property of Mr. Tayleur, were by a Mr. Palfreyman, of Manchester, from the prisoner, who denied the sale.—After a long trial, Harker wos acquitted ...

... Johnson. IL IWS,IB obe LET, a geo4 noußLz OFFICE. Nn. 1, Temple court, North Jobe-street testy t Mr. (.eorge Blvn.lell , Mews. Tayleur Gad co.. (.14MS-street 43(.0.12 be LAT, am old-e labliebsd PROVISION PR1.M141 , No. I Jaatedie-place. Rent moderate. —Apply ...

... and Rteliance i left this port yesterday niorning anld proceeded tot the scene of the disaster.c Since the wre-ck of the Tayleur-which wont ashore E off Lanabay Island on the 19th of Januavry. 1854, when 334 of the passengers and crew periihed-no e casualty ...

... Esq., John Everett, gardener; 2, Mrs. Bird, T. Fleetwood, gardener. VERBENAS.—Six specimens : 1, N. Duckworth, Esq., W. Tayleur, gardener ; 3, Mr. Charles Rylance. PmtruN - LAS.—Six specimens: 1, Edward Bates, Esq.; 2, J. J. Bibby, Esq.; 3, N. Duckworth ...

... intention of ataaliaf it. —The magistrates accordingly discharged her. OfAttis. BIRTHS On the 20th inat, the lady of John Tayleur. Esq.. Sbevington Hall, of son and heir. On the 17th inat, the wife of William Rooeroft, Esq., M.8.C.5., L.A.C.L., King-street ...

... Aehoawithi-todday, LSwarbrlck ?? ?? ?? Tattersall Jobn. Deadwin Clough Taubman John . . .I.lverpool I Taunton Sir E ?? . verpool Tayleur John ?? Taylor Edvard ?? West Derby Taylor Henry ?? che eter Taylor Iaac .Black 3 forse ..n Bedford Taylor John ?? , Whalley ...

... obtained first-rate view of Irish See, Lambey Island, Kingstown, &o. Island will long remerabered the place where the ill-fated Tayleur waa wrecked, earning the destruction of 410 human bein-s, amongst whom were some from the neigh bouihood of Ashton. The island ...

... considered that the case bad not been proved, and it must therefore be dismissed. prom A Farm.—William Owen, carter for Messrs. Tayleur, Valcan foundry, was charged with having stolen 22lbs. of wheat, the property of Mrs. Wright, farmer. Mr. Beat defended the ...

... coroner, on the body of stealing four brass steps, the property of Messrs. R. T. Battersby, a youth aged eleven years, who was Tayleur, from a crane at Bank Quay Foundry. John killed by a wheel of one of the waggons of the train Wright said he Wad in the employ ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... lost in the Irish Sea and the Bristol Channel, and the large lost of life in the former, even excluding that of the ship Tayleur, will amply justify the improvements contemplated at Carlingford and Waterford, and • the construction of the harbour at St ...