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... morning — namely, the total loss •if tlie splendid uew iron ship Tayleur, bound from this port tor Melltourne. The Tayleur was a new ship of 2300 tons register, aud was commanded by Captain Noble, a gentleman of ex- perience mid ability. She was built at ...
... FROM TUESDAY’S GAZETTE, 29 Di«»otT«o.—Rob«rUon, Alexander, and Co, Liverpool, nierchanU. Tayleur, Wainiealey, and Co, Liverpool and Shevingtun, coal merchant** J and Campbell and Co, Liverpool, merchant>i; far regards A Wood* and G Alston Mad dock and ...
... and W. Lindon, Man- chester, merchants. A. Greaves, J. Greaves, and T. S. Brooke, Dewsbury, coal masters. C. Tayleur, W. H. Tavleur, J. Tayleur, W. Cartwright, W. Bates, and G. Loch, Liverpool. G. F, Heald, and J. S. Perkin, Wakefield, decorative painters ...
... to know thai the late Hanney Cunningham, Esq., surgeon, who distinguished himself so nobly at tbe disastrous wreck ofthe Tayleur, in which be perished, practised for some time in the West Regent- street, in thia city. He left Glasgow for Australia about ...
... Ministers. Launch of the Clipper-ship Tayleur at WABBurGioir — Ihe largest iron vessel ever built in Lancashire was launched ou Tuesday at Warrington, from the yard of Messrs. Tayleur and Co Bank quay Foundry. The Tayleur, for so the vessel is named in honour ...
... week for an advance of wages from 30s. to 38s. a- week. A. large number of articles, supposed to- have been on board the Tayleur, have drifted, ashore, near,- Bulby, Isle of Man. The Wilts and Dorset Banking Company have presented their clerks with ...
... corn merchants. J Stephenson and J Koyston, Manchester, engravers. C Tsyleur and Co, Vulcan Foundry, near Warrington. C Tayleur, Son, ami Co, Liverpool; far as regards II Taylcur and Pennington. C Stephenson and J Caley, Liverpool. Dcclsbatioms or Divioisns ...
... by the Rev. Oliver Ormerod, A.M., domestic chaplain to the Lord Viscount Canning, Henry Theophilus, fourth son of Charles Tayleur, Esq., of Parkfield, in this county, to Mary, eldest daughter of the late John Alderson, Esq., of the former place. On Wednesday ...
... illegally.— Mr. Lees defended. — John Close, gamekeeper, proved seeing defendants on land ! in shevington, Sver which Mr. John Tayleur has the right of shooting. He saw Twist shoot at a pheasant and » ilcock t»_» wood with a gun and two dogs. The latter said ...
... which Captain Noble had iv his pocket at the tame he threw off his clothes for the purpose of swimming from the wreck of the Tayleur was washed ashore, and it was returned to the owner by one of the coast-guard. A quaker said to a gunner, Friend, I counsel ...
... Toxteth-park, by the Rev. J. C. Haden, A.M., the Rev. Oliver Ormerod, A.M., to Sarah Jane, youngest daughter of Charles Tayleur, Esq., Park-field. On the sth inst., at the Parish Church, Tunstall, by the Rev. Robert Dunderdale, curate, Mr. William Wat- ...
... 18th instant, at Triuity Church, Southport, by the Bey. ?? -i6B .etu* M«*«d by the Bey. Jonathan J acksoii, Charles William Tayleur to Mary Jane, youngest daughter of the lato John Preslon, or Ardwick. Manchester. *■»■■*• On the 13lh instant, at High-street ...