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... route as the great iron clipper Tayleur embarked on its maiden voyage bound first for Liverpool before embarking on the long journey to Australia The Tayleur a vessel of some 2000 tonnes had been built by Charles Tayleur’s shipyard at Bank Quay Warrington ...
... oft the Irish coast as a result of a navigational error, and 385 people had died. 111 - 111:i4 the 1.970 ton iron ship John Tayleur. bound for Melbourne with 597 passengers and crew, had also been wrecked on the Irish coast with the iOSS of half of them: ...
... maggot/caster cocktail bait, in the centre of the river to tempt ten chub. Ernie Booth bad e!I grayling for 41b 2oz. and Ken Tayleure had a mixed catch totalling 2lb 10oz. * * * Merseyside Police angling club visited Carr Mill Dam where Dave Houghton won ...
... and Manchester and other Lancashire railways. The first engine was named Tayleur and was competed In 1833 for the North Union Railway, whose headquarters were at Bolton. Tayleur and a sister engine. Stephenson. were small 0-4-0 tender engines. FOR EXPORT ...
... take place at the police social club, Manor Road, Wallasey, on Monday in aid of the town's victim support service. New unit: Tayleur House, a new expanded out-patient department, opened at Newton Community Hospital, Newtonle-Willows, today. TONIGHT. Police ...
... ship was built in 1&52 60 ahead Titanic A dipper named ‘‘Tayleur’’ she was wrecked in the Irish Sea on her madden voyage with lives Only the captain and master carpenter survived Charles Tayleur built more tea such as “'Startled Fawn’’ oolania” “Sarah ...
... Green Howards. after a row near the Naafi in Kowloon on July 6. Logan pleaded not guilty after Judge Advocate W. St. J. C. Tayleur read the charge. The prosecuting officer. Major D. J. Hughes-Morgan. said Logan spent a full day on July drinking in a NAFFI ...
... tricky job of moving 3-ton crankshaft at the Vulcan works of Rushton Diesels 150 years of- ineerin Vulcan Wor In 1830 Charles Tayleur a Liverpool businessman set up a works to manufacture locomotives for the world and soon established a great reputation for ...
... cent. into founded in 1830 by Robert the era of electric and diesel Stephenson in partnership rail transport. with Chitties Tayleur. a Liver- . Vulcan is • remarkable pool engineer. Stephenson was managing a locomotive firm. For more than a century they ...
... and Mr. Charles ‘'Tayleur, the founder of the concéern, was the first builder of an iron seagoing ship, which, however, was wrecked on her first voyage and lcst with 450 persons on board. When the works at Vulcan were started. Mr. Tayleur was in partnership ...
... Turner. who pleaded guilty to the conspiracy charge. 'gave evidence 'or Robb and Kither, the Judge Advocate. Mr. W. St. J. C. Tayleur. said this raised a complication. The hearing was adjourned until to-morrow when, the Judge Advocate said, he hoped to give ...