... RELIGIOUS SERVICES ON BOARD AUSTRALIAN | EMIGRANT SHIPS. ty b, E111U.i11AAT' inoirZ. thsa y THE EAGLE AND THE TAYLEUR. bhot e Through Divine mercy I have been permittedtore-commence woe y nmy pleasing labourc among the multitudes who are leaving awe c ...

... TAiLEUR. ir TO THlE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. GENTLUMEN,-Being one of the seamen who were on Is hoard of the fatal ship Tayleur, and understanding that t, there was money collected for the survivors, I made appli- e- cation at the office three times ...

... deficient weights, 5s. e iot Daniel Mackay, coal merchant, Slater-street, machine accele- B 0 rated, 1s., is. costs. P ie John Tayleur, coal merchant, Dublin-street, heavy machine, r ,n- Is., is. costs. ne Michael Grogan, grocer &e., Marybone, weight under ...

... at the meeting of ?? Br ti4h, a Associatioi, and rslo susbsequesntly, Dr. Scoresby, in bpaper, particularly alludes to the Tayleur;. and *tates that tbe. Iqr.. *t piol local marine bor zd, who 0matEW; in Investigation,. at the re- quest of the board of ...

... Italian: 1, Hudson; Pope.* SECOND CLASS -Divinity Essay: 1, Tayleur; Maeiver.0- Historical Essay: 1, J. L. Griffliths.-Mechanios: 1, W. CFos- field.-Germau: 1, Tayleur; Crosf -ld. -Italian: ;, Tayleur;. Morrison ; Glynn.*-Classics: 1, Morrison; L. Griffiths ...

... Ind ti LAUNCH OF AN IRON~ SHIP1 -AT WARRINGOoN.-On the irt Tuesday last, a splendid iron clipper ship, called the pail ng Tayleur, was launched into the river Mersey, at War- tan rington, from the works of the Bank Quay Foundry. The gi 10event drew together ...

... ordered that it be repaved with some old square ?? surveyor was ordered to prepare a report upon au application made by a Mr. Tayleur.-Mr. M'Gowen stated that he had received a communication from the town-olerk, who is in London, relative to the proposed Public ...

... twenty shillings. The prisoner was seen on the Saturday night in question with two hens; he was on a tram road leading to Mr. Tayleur'a colliery, which is about a mile and a-balf from Mr. Tyrer's house, and which place he would have to pass on his way home ...

... passengers saved say they will not pro- a, ceed. id. It has been ascertained that the total number of persons o on board the Tayleur was 579. Of these 2915 have been c., avad, leavine 283 unaccounted for. ?? We leam that a letter has been received from Captain ...

... gentlemen of the vf town and neighbourhood took sn active part ini the cere- V nmony. r CELEBRATION 01S TB E NuVPIAI.s OF EDWVARO TAYLEUR, rI ESe.-The matrimonial alliance of this gentleman took i place in London on. Tuesday, and was celebrated on tthat ts day ...

... the Rev. Dr. Scoresby. The subject of one of the papers possess considerable local interest: it is on the loss of the ship Tayleur, and the changes to which the compass action is liable in iron ships. We mention this as an illustration of the practical ...

... Galpin. a ~-he GooDACIIE v. TAYLEUR. - This was an action v firstl broughit in the Liverpool county court, yesterday, f at us before Mr. Temple, by Samuel Goodacre, a seed0 r nmerchant,ints town, to recover from Mr. Tayleur , r ncoal merchant, Oldhall-street ...