... Grandpree? Who better head than Monfieur de Peruke ? Can 4 an/ any flippers be neater than Monfieur Val- Jois's ? —Monfieur Tayleur exceeds all the mantuamakers I ever had, as Chevalier de Potage does all the milleners.—l fhould really like the fcheme of ...

... — Icier,. ENGLAND. Samuel Hughes, — feftitn. John F.ifler, — Podegres. Richard Brown, — Pesipne-amani* Notlsst. William Tayleur, Pnecm-atia. JohnHaxby, Ce.tfsetudine. Thomas Petter Powell, — Iljdrocepbalo Acute. Will. Chambers Darling, — Iclero. IBELAND ...

... have the pleasure to announce that Mrs GLOVER, From the Theatre-Royal, C.vcut-Gardt n, is engage for FOUR NIGHTS ONiA. Mr TAYLEURE, Of the Theatre-Royal, Liverpool, is likewise engaged for short period, and the Managers flatter themselves, froia the great ...

... Deak7en, _ Esq.-tbe Reverend Dr Myirie and Mr L1Mylrie-the ReP rend Mir W. Pope-Charles Thyleur, Esq.- Iss T' tour, and Mr Tayleur- Mr Wilson, Miss Wilsoir, and Mliss I,, Y Wilson-Captains B. Line-S. J. Wood, Esq., and learf ,) Willoughby, E ?? Healliday ...

... a(qtiaiiltanc are in their usual health, bilet e have to mention one death among them, that of Mr Chorfe, of the house 'of Tayleur, Bates, and Chorley, a cerl esccltent mali, as you wvell knowv, and much regretted iv It1 community. The following is an ...

... most of your acquaintance are their usual health, but have mention one dea*h am ...

... quarantine; at the expiration which they took passage to Santa Cruz, vessel belonging to the island, with the exception Mr Tayleur, who remained at the island until the period of quarantine was expired, when he proceeded in the smack Four Friends, lor London ...

... wsriod of qitarantine was expired, after which he pro- rnt c-entl it, thle s mack Faa r 1'ricands, bound for London. AIIr a Tayleur landed on WelneAday night at hirighuta, aiid has j ?? comae ails to Lanotin. Air Taylcur anal lac oilher pas- Deiisater asera ...

... 90 lon » burden , with a , _cri _; _iv of 30 men , the full compliment _being _ttiitcd'at (! 0 . The Captain informed Bir Tayleur that _there were six or scyen of the game _kind _ofvesiels _cruii-Ing _about . _' Tlie _piriitc reported _tliatalie liad ...

... Canary Islands, heard the name, and believes it was Lanzarote; they drew into tha land fast. Witness had The passengers, Mr Tayleure, Mr and Captain Cook, were all aft; witness slipped two pieces into Mr T.’s hand, unknown to his ship's company. Mr T. said ...

... Treasurer , took _their scatij _in'two or the new coaclies _which had been providcil' for them , in which were also _Charles Tayleur , Esq . Jolili . _Cropper , Juil . Esq ' . &c . &c ; and after _passing _through _the _email tunnel , seven carriagea laden ...

... Birmingham (Mr Attwoond) was not 'adopted, and the remedial measures IC svere first-carried.. He would support-theclause. re Mr TAYLEURE supported the clagse. He looked up. lc ont military officers as aolly capable dfibitsebarging the at duties iniposed upon ...