... 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 ...

... 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 ? ...

... robbery. WARRINGTON. LAoUNCs OF AN IeOne STRAtNEs.-Yesterday week an icon eteanuer was launched from the works ef Mlessls. Tayleurs and aSanderson, at Blank Quay. Her length is 150 feet, sod bsr s, breadth, exclusive of the peddle-boxesi, 11 feet; the engines ...

... Buenos Ayres. of e The sitting magistrates were Mr. Rusbton and Mr. Charles a I Turner. The Hernies, which belongs to Messrs. Tayleure and tot Co., of this port, only sailed on the afternoon of Friday last; the do alleged attermpt at her destruction was made ...

... Chiseebsle, William Earle, r Richard Edwards, John Formby, Adam Hadgson, Thomas Lyon, f Themes Rtawson, Thomas Rlodick, Citerles Tayleur, James Bourne, is and Whilene Whoetanley, Esqo.; iteva.Jonatlisn Brooks, end Miles Formsby. 0 The same committee was appointed ...

... gen- steelly-dressed young man was brought up on a charge of having received the sumn of £8 14s. for his employers ~sessrs. Tayleur, Walmsley, and Co., and not accounted ISfor the some. The prisoner acted in the capacity of collector to the comnplainants ...

... -Yestorday, a man named Tow], was brought I up charged with embezzling various sums of nmoney from his I kemployers, Messrs Tayleur and Co., coal proprietors. I I was the duty of the prisoner to keep an account of all i coals delivered from the yard, and ...

... t1., tr of Mr. Win. Woodmaalls public-flouse iii scotlan-O of road; William Towell, vardnmar, jn the empy..Oy 0 o- Mtssrs. Tayleur, coal merchnnts, Oldhall-street and Dut. en ton-strcet; IThonias'Reddish, for stehling two brass clain he diesticks from the ...

... imprisonment and hard labour. NISI PKIUS COURT. BEFORE MR. JUSTICE WKitITXAN. TUESDAY\ August 17. DISPUTED ACC UNTS. Tayleur v. Wilson—Messrs. Tayleur and Co., the Vulcan Foundry, n.ar Warrington, were the plaintiffs, and Mr. J. B. Wilson, ropemaker, of Haydock ...