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... ‘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 ...
... Foundry, Ltd., where, at the present time, about two thousand men are employed, were established in the year 1832, by Charles Tayleur, of Liverpool, at that time a Merchant, who had, as his partner, Robert Stephenson, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Civil Engineer ...
... Dubs as the works manager, Mr, Edward Tayleur joined the fitm in May, 1843, and Mr. Dupre left in 1845, In 1847 Mr, Ceorge Samuel Sanderson entered into partuership with Mr, Charles Tayleur and Mr, Edward Tayleur, when the Bank Quay Foundry was started ...
... engines of the long boiler type, which had been built by Charles Tayleur at the Vulean Foundry in 1845, The earliest side tank engines for any railway were built for Ireland in 1846, when Tayleur & Co. supplied ‘three of this type of very unusual design to ...
... A History ol Newton-in-Makerfield 8% C. COLB. 144th Instalment CHAIRMEN OF THE COMMISSIONERS. Joseph H. Birley Idward Tayleur Joseph H. Birley Williamm Mercer . (Col.) George McCorquodale William F. Gooch James Watson Emmett 1855-1857 ...
... plum rddm; contributed by the following kind onors: Mesdames Carson, Jollingwood, Norman, W. Thompson, and Messrs. Borron, Tayleur, Thompson, senr. Most of the ladies mentioned, with the Misses Carson, Mrs, Shaw, Miss Banks, and the teachers, ~Miss Laithwaite ...
... with Robert wm's wish, his partners, at a n 27th June, 1931, resolved, her conditions, “‘that the firm wol shall be Charles Tayleur Co., or any other firm not . the name of ‘Stephenson,’ distinguish it entirely from astle house,™ On the 9%th 1533, the books ...
... Newcastle house.” On November, 1833, the books o 1 tl castle firm record “‘a list of 4 of a 60 Horse Patent Locomoti to Messrs, Tayleur and Co., Foundry, by Mr. Stephenson’s #ions,” ...
... in chief i ol .Rt SA:he:uon : nnpot:n.;' t':. works te s i were carried on by Mr, Charles Tayleur. Junr., until his health failed, and then by Mr. Henry J. Tayleur. At this date Mr, Loam was works manager, and Mr, William Kirtley, who -üb-n:;ntl_v' became ...
... 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 ...
... carried 1,200 gallons of water. ‘b(, prevented. Two single driver tender engines.l Coun. Woods: 1 would like to ask built by Tayleur & Co. for the Cork !} Engineer what he does with his and Bandon Railway (Nos. 1 and 2),lsnrplus coke. sft. 3in, gauge (V.F ...
... as Lord Lonsdale had promised to do for his tenantry. ~ Tue Right Honourable the Earl of Bective, M.P., with the ladies Tayleur, arrived at Underley on Tuesday evening last. AccipeNT 10 Lorp KENLIS.—We regret to announce that an accident ()though we ...