... whart ‘estern Railway ve good frontage wharf with every for loading, at the side of the river Mersey. Apply to Mr. Edward Tayleur, Vulcan Foundry, or Mr. Henry White, Warrington. ...

... and have good frontage and wharf with every convenience for loading, at the side of the river Mersey. Apply to Mr. Edward Tayleur, Vulcan Foundry, or Mr. Henry ite, Warrington. ...

... and have good frontage and wharf with every convenience for loading, at the side of the river Mersey. Apply to Mr. Edward Tayleur, Vulcan Foundry, or Mr. Henry White, Warrington. ...

... Church 26th, at the P Robert Hard: Great Budworth, by the Rev. Mr. Cook, orth- ing, of the Aran As » wich, to relict of John Tayleur, of Aston. ber 27th, at the Church, Pres- tot, by the Rev. LW. Gampeon, Robert Hall, of ve royal Lancashire. artillery, to ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...