... could do so; and that nothing was said about the .nd of August. His Honour gave judgment for the plaintiffs. K. KtNDooN v. TAYLEUR.-the plaintiff is an polsterer, &c., of this city, and the defendant (for whom Mfr. Stogdon appoared) is a gentleman residing ...

... morning of the total loss of the magnificent net ;iron emigrant-ship Tayleir, on her passage from this port t d Melbourne. The Tayleur sailed from the Mersey at noon oil Thursday, with a fine south-east wind, in tow of the steam- tug Victory, and was left by ...

... 7s. inark J. L. 56 ; secondl host ditto, as. Dr. Tayleur; best collectioms of Dressing Apples, not less than 6 (named) varieties, 2 of a sort, 7s. E. Galley, Esq., second best ditto, as. Dr. Tayleur; best Seedling Apple, frailed wvithin 3 years, not ...

... balance of £ISQ 17s. 9d. The liabilities were £179 2s. Pd. The report and balance-sheet were adopted. Mir. Vivian and r W. IH. Tayleur were ap- pointed directors, and Mir. B. Stark, auditor. ASHBURTON. MARKET, April 9.-There was but little business done in ...

... -One night during the past week consi. derable damage was done to the shutters of some new houses recently erected by W. H. Tayleur, Esq., at St. Mary Church. A liberal reward has been offered. for the detection of the offenders. The Torguay Working Men's ...

... Mrs. Snow, 5 Miss A. Snow, Miss L.M. Snow,Mr. andiMrs. T. Snow, Mr. J. Soltau, Miss Stirling, Mr. E. Tabutean, Mr. Tayleur, Mr. C. Tayleur, Mr. A. Taylor, Miss Templer, Rev. M. Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. M. Tucker, Miss A. C. Tucker, Mr. J. Turner, Mr. I W. B ...

... through, ic the. following heilthis were proposed and drunk with D, deafening cheer#-J. C. Tayleur, Esq., and family, Mr. I re W. Tayleur, aaed,(laptain Tayleur and lady. The health 0. of the buildr- 1 r. Bailey, was next given, and suitably id acknowledgeii; ...

... Mlrs Hugo and four children Al SECOND CLASS. 'Sn Mrs Mercer and four children -tu FROM NATAL. us, FIRST CLAES. G Ilr Noel Tayleur Co Alr Hughes Mr IV ' K night he Mrs Franic Mack lie Aiss F M' Cetee Mrs M if Morris dh I'ROIvI SALISBURY. stc FISST CLASS ...

... t. I It appesrs the little~fellow, was o sir igthe Toraroodroad; and got behind.a cart, when s ,car iage'belonging to C. Tayleur, Est., camae up, and the-poleknocked him and threw i him under the horses feet. The wheels of the carriage passed . over his ...

... added to tile spiendour of the scene, were the Earl of Devon, J. W. Buller, Eq. ; C. 11oare, Esq. ; E. Granger, Esq ; Dr. Tayleur, 1. Ponsford, Esq., &c. &c. Alr. James Clerk, and Mr. It. Webber, also sent rich contributions. Of fruits, there were but ...

... aectionvwas made known as under: Messrs :W rAdams, 892; J H:Pope, 860 ; F OMatthews, 741; F L Evans, 522; F L Milne, 505.; 0 W Tayleur, 31e0; and T Croft, 244. The first foiur are elected. | E- n EION or GauARiAs- here are gentle- man seeking to be ele'oted ...

... by Jth c wreck of the Tayleur, was commenced on Friday at ti village of Malahide, on the shore opposite the island o Lam ay. Mr. H. Davis was the coroner. The 3 firs twitnesses examined gave evidence to the effect that the Tayleur wao imperfectly manned ...