... hem to find a verdict for the defendants, uion the contract as entered in the broker's book. SATURDAY, JUNE 5. BlRlOWN V. TAYLEURE. The AT'roanEY-CGiNERiAL., Mr. WVIOITMAN, and Mr. CRoMTrox, appeared for the plaintiff; and Sit' J. SCAR- LETT and Mr. 1AUT ...

... the defendants, had existed up to the time of Queen Anne. Rule granted as to how the verdict should be entered. BlROWN V'. TAYLEURE. Sir J. SCArtLrTr stateddtat this Was an actionon a policy of insurance effected on a ship, of which the plaintiff was mortgagee ...

... Barlow Hull. Stanley Percival, Tsq. Liverpool. William Rathbone, Rsq. 3reen Bank. Nicholas Blundell, Esq. Crosby. Charles Tayleure, Esq. Parkiold. ChalesTo~eet lie.Riviera. Huamhc Te~rneffor~dEar. Trafford Park i William terard Walinfey, Esq. Wdstwood ...

... testimony of the last witness, and said that Mr. Tayleure valsted the prisoner and her second husband dur- ing the time they lived In her house, and on one occasioo she heard the prisoner say to Tayleure, Did yoa not give me away t and the iitter said ...

... was indicted for bigamy. Messrs Clarkson and Bodkin conducted the prosecution, and Mr. Phillips the de- fence. Mr. E. E. Tayleure deposed that he was present at the marriage of Mr. Hughes. Did not believe the prisoner was the person whom IVr. Hughes married ...

... knew that her first husband, Mr. Stephen, was living. After the formal proofs of both marriages were given, a witness named Tayleure, a dancing-master,.was called to prove -hat he was present at the first marriage; and-gave the prisoner away, and that he ...

... Bootlo Wilbraham, M.P., was called to the chair. The following magistrates were also present T. B. Addison, Esq. Charles Tayleure, Esq. f William Marshall, Esq. Joseph Lace, Esq. James Clarke, Esq. L. Rawstorne, Esq. Samuel Taylor, Esq. Thomas Lyon, Esq ...

... Rev. J. T. Horton, Thomas Rodick, Esq., John Bourne, Esq., Chas. Birch, Esq., Rev. Jon. Brooks, Sir Thoe. Branoker Chas. Tayleur, Esq., T. W. Rathbone, Esq., James Brancker, Esq., Thos. Thornely, BEsq., M.P., Sam. Sandbach, Esq., and Robert r ng Andrewes ...

... J. D. Denegre, accepted by C. Tayleur, Son, and Co., Liverpool, dated New Orleans, Nov. 6, at 60 days' sight, 5001. Last endorsers Crafts and Stell, drawn by L. Millan- don, payable by J. D. Denegre, accepted by C. Tayleur, Son, and Co., Liverpool, dated ...

... nt,fiuth-bili; iusi- Thomas Staokdales rap boilsr icommorotstredt bed. James H. Smith, merchsntRsdoey-street; .For W. H. Tayleur, merchant, Abe ucromby-sqeare; Robert Wilson, merohant, Shs.streat- and Simon Crossdeld, manufeturlfw*cbemlst, Weet Derb r ...

... & Saasliel Sandbach, Esq.. Iecillandos. Thomas Sands, Esq., Maosly E ill.t Jaies Simapson, Esq., Foxhmill Bank. Charles Tayleure, Esq., Partfield. 11 John Abrahamn T'inae, Esq., Aigbiirtlh. IoImphirey dlo Trafl'ord, Rsq., Trafford Park-. e The proclamation ...

... thought fit to make other use of Pee the Emanuel Boutcher. By the charter, the ship was toha proceed to Lagoona, from Messrs. Tayleure and Co., of this tire towno, arid there take rin cargo ; bitt the defendant having ohv an opportunity of taking troops ? ...