... Barker, whitesnith, «n charged warrant with having stolen a oamber of brass steps from Bank Foundry, the property ot Uessrs. Tayleur aad Company. was remanded until Monday, tad was admitted to bail, himeelf in £BO, tad two raraties in each. Mr. Uatber, of ...

... brought up on retaind, charged with having stolen four brass steps from the Bank Quay Foundry card, the property of Messrs. Tayleur and Cu—John Wiight, labourer at the chemical works, Bank Quay, said he bad charge of Mr. Tnylem-'s yard property, There sere ...

... said he was employed a labourer by Messrs. Sims, Back Quay Foundry, and he had also to look after the property of Messrs. Tayleur. He lived the premises. There are several cranes on the premises, one of which is the river side ; it was all right about ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...