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... MARY TAYLEUR. Tho marriage of Colonel C. E. Cochill. R.K.A., fourth son of the late Mr. Harry Coghill. of New-castlo under-Lyne. and Miss (’harlotto Blanche Mary Tayleur, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tayleur. of Bunting-dale, Market. Drayton, was ...
... ‘Tayleur,’ Vulcan Foundry, naturally resulted from this con“on that many of the early Vulean _ues were obviously constructed 1 Stephenson’s- designs, more «wlly the long boiler pattern, with zle driven wheels at the rear. Il first engine for private ...
... ROUCHLLY A Remarkable Old Warringtonian I HELPED TO BUILD THE 'JOHN TAYLEUR.'' Be the death of Mr. George Roughley, on Monday, the memory of the terrible wreck of the Warrington ship, John Tayleur hat been revived, for he was at the time a ship's carpenter ...
... SHIP-BUILDING. THE ILL-FATED JOHN TAYLEUR. Most of the old inhabitants who have told their life stories for the interest of the readers of the Examiner have mentioned the launching of the Warrington ship John Tayleur. The occasion had great local magnitude ...
... drink, Harold Tayleure. aged ♦5, of no fixed address, was sentenced to eight months' hard labour, to-day, at Birkenhead Quarter Sessons. where he was indicted for stealing the money from the Central Hotel, Birkenhead, on April 26. Tayleure, prosecuting ...
... to have abstracted LlOO from a cash bag he had been told to take to the bank, and to have decamped with the money, Harold Tayleure, aged 43, no fixed address. was remanded in custody for a week at Birkenhead, to-day, charged with stealing the £lOO as servant ...
... Progress over 113 years is represent. ed by the two pictures ?roduced here. The founder of the Vu can Foundry, Mr. Charles Tayleur, whose name appears on the engine of yester-year, was resggmnsible for the first engine to be built at the Vulean Foundry ...
... owes its success in construction to its continent. : .| conforming to the basic Pn'inhpals The “Tayleur.” with its Ilin. by 16in. | laid down by Charles Tayleur 113 cylinders was the wonder of its day.|years ago. ! 4 It was one of the first engines to be| ...
... DISPUTED WARRINGTON LEGACY. Mr. Justice Swinfen had before him in the Chancery Court on Saturday the case of Birch r. Tayleur, in re Henry Thcopbilus Tayb ur. deceased, on originating summons from the Liverpool District Registry, for construction of will ...
... M:Connor b \ WwW b Beckett ae © Carruthers b Hail & the 'N Jack, not ane sens #4 TATLECICS x1. the Grove G: far Tayleur, attack of Arkinstall J. TAYLEUR’S XL | Gate RU ia 6) nid SHAVINGTON + At 12 b i Birch, 1. E. Yeung c(aetensbury b WH geek, Weed ...
... company has just been with a oapital of £2,000, in £1 hares, to take the lousiness of tug burfe osniers earned ow by A. C. Tayleur, at 1, %Miami-street, Northam, Southampton, as Coming and. Co., and to carry on tho business of steam and motor boat and tug ...