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... Sale of the Tayleur-Lierpaool, Monday.-A num1e- Iros company was attracted to the office of Messrs. f Cunard, Munn & Co., shipbrokers, this afternoon, in consequence of an announcement that the wreck of tile ill-fated iron ship Tayleur, as she now lies ...
... Board( to institute an inquiry into the conduct of Captain N 'ble in connection with the loss of the un- fortimurate shi p Tayleur. Tfhis is only as it ought to be, b and is due to the outraged feelings of the sufferers by I this sad calamity. Captain Noble ...
... Mr. CARDWELL said that the Board of Tradeliad directed 3 inquiry to be made into the circumstances under which the I ship Tayleur had put to sea. I Lord J. RUSSELL stated that a Reform Bill would be i proposed for Scotland by the Lord-Advocate. t, The ...
... ainounts to 1549. Of t(ese; 13 were lost in the Euhbla, wrecked near Blythi, in a snowstorm, on the 7th of January; 290 ii t(le Tayleur, wrecked at Lamibay Island, January 21 23 in t(le W. 11. Davies, wrecked at Vatersa Island, in the Hebrides, omi the 27th ...
... crude legislation for regulat- ting merchant ships, and that we dwelt on more than 1 once in our remarks on the wreck of the Tayleur in I the beginning of 1854. We stated expressly on March l it], of that year, that the Government examinations could neither ...
... proposed inquiry by every way iu his powver. t Aftei somei rommierks from Captaim SGCOIELL, hal elucidation of the loss of the Tayleur, c Time motionm wns agreed to. t IMr. T. FITZG4ERALD suggested the propriety of making arrangemeitts with the Governitment ...
... painful to write of such a ship- wreck. By the accounts which have reached us it appears that of all' those on board the Tayleur only 250 htive been saved. Surely such a fearful event will not be allowed to be forgotten. There will, necessarily, be a ...
... the country felt they had a right to know wwhether these requiremernrts had been strietly attended to in tire case of tire Tayleur, which httd iret with sueh a deplor- able disaster, arid hie therefore begged to ask tire Priesidert of the Board of Trade ...
... both to the emigrants and the British sailor, anil it is not unlikely that it may have been the cause of the loss of the Tayleur. It nearly proved the loss. of the Tllemis, which narrowly escaped being wrecked on the Mull of Kintyre, from ! tile helplessness ...
... ? Cleaned out.'1 The police are ois tie traces of tile Americant seaman, wiro committed tie robbery. MAIemetrto of the Tayleur.-We harve been politely infor'ied by tire Rev. MIr. marshilrl, the minister of Cumrbr'ay, tl at a bottle, willi a pither il ...
... eiisible above water. ini Mr. Thomas Kemnp, one of thle surviving passengors of the d. Tayleur, lias furiiishied the followiiig a c~ount of the catas- t, rophre: 4The Tayleur left Liverpool on Thursday at risen, inl tow of the1 o toanser Victory, with ia fine ...
... e 1 Lv LI O t I 0 I IE IE I. y ?t LI 0 8 Y' pending onl that of the vessel's course, a heavy storm, as in the case of the Tayleur, sometimes Chitnging the poles suddenly. ]s Dr. Scoresby concludes, that for security, iron ships should be furnished with ...