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... catastrophe we have to record up to the present writing is tbe loss of tbe ship Tayleur, full particulars of wbich will be found in another part of our present Gazette. Tbe Tayleur, it may not be known to many of our readers, was an iron vessel, built at ...
... French ending to them. Thus, some Smiths will write names Smytbe, Gardener become Gardiner, Fielding Feilden, and Taylor Tayleur. One of these Taylenrel, as the story goes, once upon a time demanded of a farmer the name of his dog, to which the honest ...
... Yesterday morning, the public of Liverpool were shocked by receiving intelligence of the total loss of ] the new iron ship Tayleur, owned by Messrs. Moore 1 and Co., of that town. This splendidly appointed J ship took her departure from the Mersey on Thurs- ...
... conveyance of coals to Dublin from Newcastle and Maryport, while on her way to Dublin, ran ashore on Dam- Island (where the Tayleur was wrecked) during Thurs. n, Bht, and all on board, crew and passengers, numberttg about 26, were lost The brig Galatea, ...
... Hamilton, Mr. Caodwell paid the board of trade had directed inquiry to be made into the circum- atances under which the ship Tayleur had put to sea. aEFOKM BILL FOR SCOTLAND. Lord J. Russell stated that a reform Mil would be proposed for Scotland by the Lord ...
... Tayleub. — Two tug steamers and a sloop, with divers, have been for some time at work at the wreck of the ill-fated ship Tayleur, and bare succeeded in recovering a portionof her valuable cargo, consisting chiefly of bale goods. The goods thus recovered ...
... seaboat, and her genera] cargo averaged about 350 tons of coal. She was lost within a few yards of the spot where the ill-fated Tayleur was wrecked this time last year, and under almost the same circumstances ; both vessels having been out of their course, and ...
... the plaintiff had paid the dcf j '' for, but which the defendant refused 1 1 d e Wheeler and Mr. Fernley. instructed v ' [ Tayleur Dickenson, appeared for the pi , Mr. Ovens, instructed by Messrs. Cobb Wheeler, appeared for the defendant. It from the evidence ...
... George Davison, who appears to bare been chief engineer on board, and also two trunks of bodies Apposed to belong to tbe Tayleur. The letters are in the keeping of Mr. Thomas Emerson, chief boat- man of Ma lah ide Coastguard station. Mr. Walsh, the active ...
... Ship Tayleur, recently launched from the yard of the Bank Quay Foundry Company, at Warrington, and which is now being fitted up i:> the Wellington Dock, as one of Messrs. Pilki'ig- ton and Wilson's White Star Line, for Australia. The Tayleur is one ...
... should be happy to adopt any practicable suggestion for tbat object. Captain Scobell made some remarks upon the case of the Tayleur, which, he said, waa the most extraordinary ease he had ever beard. After some remarks by Mr. Meagher, Mr. Bentinck, and Mr ...