... Morris, Market-square, Wellington. DEATHS. tlst Jan., lost, on his passage flrom Liverpool to Melbourne, in the ill-fated ship Tayleur, Henry Thomas, aged SS, eldest son ot Mr. Robert Thomas, of Eaton Constantine, in this county; deeply regretted by a large ...

... and many of the crew and passengers perished.** More recently, we have had the wrecks of the Sa» Francisco, the Olinda, the Tayleur, [see Illustration] and the Staffordshire, the particulars of which, we apprehend, are fresh in th» public mind. We hare now ...

... TUB WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. readers, let us proceed at once to glance at some of the chief wrecks in 1852: •ilk*!!.!*'?, !!* ■®' ***** troop-ship, from Queenstown to tbs Cape, ™ °« t «ti of several raiments on board. This Tassel struck upon pointed pinnacle ...

... Vju. Smythe Owen, Estj.. park. Robert Burton, Esq., Longnor. Wm. Sparling, Esq., Petton. Charles Kynaston Es ...

... object, wimpow«r to add their number; Sir Cbetw^j, Bart., Richard Corbet, Earn, Reginald Corbet, Esn. Thomas Twemlow, Esq., W. Tayleur, Esq., M. Harding Esq.” Mr. Warren reply questions, said that the shares would be each, and that only would bo required be ...

... ladies and gentlemen, consisting of Lady youisa Cotes and the Misses Cotes, of Wood cote Hal!, Sir John Kynaston, Bart., W. Tayleur, Esq. and Mr. Whitmore, Cornet in the Life Guards paid visit the Granville and Woodhouse Pits, in the parish Lilies hall Company ...

... injury five others, took place on Friday morning week, at the Prince Albert Pit, Shevington, near Wigan, belonging Messrs. J. Tayleure and Co. The pit about 200 yards deep, and the south side the working twenty men were employed. At half-past nine in the morning ...

... Pcbscit of Gamb. —William Hammonds and John Barnett, both living at Drayton, were charged with trespassing lands belonging R. Tayleur, Esq., of Buntingsdale, and the occupation of Mr- Harris, at Sutton, the ultimo.—A witness, named James Garrett, deposed that ...

... Pursuit or Gams.—George Shaw, higgler, living Drayton, was charged with trespassing in pursuit of game lauds belonging W. Tayleur, Esq., Buntingsdale, on the 28th of Feb.—The defendant aid not appear, but was represented by his bettor half. —A witness ...

... Josiah Jones- ? ? -113 Sergeant Franc's Halley, 14th -12 Private James GUI, - ? *l3 ? William Poyntoa, 2ml ? ? Wingfield Tayleur Dickenson 4 Corporal Windsor, 16th - ? -232 ? Brayne, ? ? ? -811 ? Botley, - - - 2 0 0 Private Mitchell, 16th- ? ? 1 3 Thomas ...

... TUB ORASD JORT. Sir J. R. Kynaston, Bart., Hardwick, foreman. •JBhu Cotes, Esq., Woodcote. Tayleur, Esq., Buntingsdale. Ral)A Meyricke Leeke, Esq., Longford. John Charles Burton Borough, Esq., Chetwynd. John A nstice. Esq., Iroubridge. Joseph Venables ...

... noticed, the Rev. F. and Silver, Edmund James, Esq., Lincoln’s Inn, ami Miss James; T. Esq., and Mrs. Twemlow, Peatswood Mrs. Tayleur and family. The Fields; E. Harding. Bsq., Springs: Rev. G. S. Harding,! Cbeswardine; R. M. and H. CUve, Esqm, Styche; W. S ...