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... THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. coroner's inquest on the bodies of two of the poi sons who were drowned at the wreck of the Tayleur—a catastrophe described great length last week's Intelligence —has been held, and has terminated in the following verdict: We ...
... overwhelmed the heavy sea which was running. After remaining on the reef some time the Edinburgh, was got off. The Loss or the Tayleur.—Captain Walker's report his investigation into the less the Tavleur, made under the direction the Board Trade, has been hud ...
... struck the nose of Lambay Island, and soon sank. Thomas Kemp, one surviving passengers of the Tayleur, gives the following account the catastrophe The Tayleur left Liverpool on Thursday, noon, tow ofthe steamer Victory, with fine breeze from S.E. AH went ...
... in the battle sea. In the emigrant ships the Annie Jane and Tayleur 167 more Uvea have been lost than at the battle of Trafalgar.—At the battle of the Nile the loss was 218 men—in the Tayleur 290 human beings met a watery grave ; and already except among ...
... LIDDELL suggested that searching inquiry should be made the Board of Trade into the circumstances of the loss of the ship Tayleur. After a few observations from Sir F. Pechell, Mr. HENLEY admitted that the bill for the consolidation of the laws relative ...
... hanks and societies during the year 1853-4, and South Sea Stock. LOSS OF THE TAYLEUR. reply to Mr. Hamilton, Mr. CARDWELL stated that no sooner bad the melancholy loss of the Tayleur become known to die Board of Trade than Captain Walker, the very efficient ...
... Screw-Steamer Olinda.—Scarccly had the public mind recovered from the severe shock it had received by the narrative of the Tayleur's unprecedented calamity, than it was again startled the announcement tl a*, a serious disaster had befallen the South American ...
... packet becomes liable to the letter rate of postage. The Loss of the Tayleur.—Two tug steamers and a sloop, with divers, have been for some time work at the wreck of the ill-fated ship Tayleur, and have succeeded in recovering a portion of her valuable cargo ...
... and her general cargo averaged about 350 tons of coal. She was lost witbin a few yards of the spot where the ill- fated Tayleur was wrecked this time last year, and undei almost the same circumstances ; both vessels baying beet out of their course, and ...
... . Croom's-hill, Greenwich, licensed victualler— May 3, J. Bo**' Moorgate-street, upholsterer. PARTNERSHIPSDISSOLVED. ?? Tayleur, Delamere, and Co., Liverpool— J. Smith and J. .; Bolton-le-Moors, counterpane manulacturers — Maekey, tot**. Robinson, Liverpool ...
... women half an hour, and it bs distressing to know tuat 01 w \ and children on board three were ouly savea. which ' The John Tayleur 2,220 of AustTaliau ! formed one of the Liverpool W lute BOH lI e v . f Mel . packets, sailed from the Mersey on Thursday ...
... loss of four hundred lives, and with the exeeption of the catastrophe attending the destruction of the Ocean Monarch, the Tayleur, and the screw steamer Austria, it is doubtful if there ever was such a sad and melancholy wreek.—The America clipper ship ...