... THE LOSS OF THE TAYLEUR. Adiuittin l that the compasses were erroneous-though,C if they wore, C:iptaitdiNoblewasprincipallyto blame for not a having had the Ship swung after the cargo was on board- 'A no error ir them should have led, in such a brief ...

... TILE TAYLEUR. SUBSCRIPTION FOR THE SURVIVORS. _ t SUBSCRIPTION' has been opened ter theranrviviag i passengers-230 number—who have lost all they pos•es.ed by the recent disastrous Shipwreck, on the Irish 0 3 .4. of the TAYLEUR, on her passage from LIVERPOOL ...

... THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. The inquiry into the causes of the disastrous wreck the Tayleur was commenced on Friday, Malahide, by Mr Henry Davis, the Dublin county coroner. The weather having continued stormy, was found impossible to hold an inquest on ...

... THE LOSS OF THE TAYLEUR. catastrophe so appalling is a national calamity. These fearful wrecks have increased, are increasing, and the question now is, can they be diminished ? far as the Tayleur is concerned, undoubtedly she need not necessarily liave ...

... I Tefollowing statement by the pilot who took the Bi Tayleur out to sea is of considerable importance, as Bi -showing the state of her compasses when she took her Bi departure-:- I took the Tayleur to sea on Thursday Bc alast, the Ship being in tow of ...

... WKECK OF THE TAYLEUR. CORONER'S INQUEST. DUBLIN, Saturday Night. The inquest was resumed this morning. J. Noble, of Whitehaven, sworn. — l was captain of the ship Tayleur. She left Liverpool about noou on Thurs- day, the 19th instant. She was 1979 tons ...

... SHIP TAYLEUR. ASUBSCRIPTION LIST is opened for the BENEFIT of the PASSENGERS saved from the above vessel; it lies at the Exchange Rooms, where those disposed to aid the unfortunate will have an opportunity of appending their names : ALREADY SUBSCRIBED ...

... THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. Seldom has any calamity occurred of late years, in or uear this country, which has created a greater thrill of horror, and of sympathy for the unfortunates, than the wreck of the Tayleur, which occurred on the 19th ult., on the ...

... THE LOSS OF THE TAYLEUR. The full extent of this fearful calamity was but im perfectly ascertained until Monday afternoon, when the Prince steamer returned to the North-wall, Dublin, having on board the miserable survivors of the wreck, who were taken ...

... THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. ryt our paper of.nes d ay we gave the particulars, so far as ft 29. they had reached Liverpool, of the wreek oftbemagnificent I iron vessel the Tayleur, and the melancholy lose of life by an ey which that sad catastrophe was ...

... surveyed at least twd months betore she sailed; I hald nothing to lo with the procuring of the crew; I went. on beard the Tayleur to examine her and the crewrtoi4day beLoreshesailed; I did not seethat the ropes Wiere new from the an'mufacturer's; I was ...

... THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR The following correct copy of the finding of the coroner's jury , the account received last night by electric telegraph being not altogether perfect“ We find that Edward Kewley, second mate, and Henry H. Cunningham, a passenger ...