... Port- D - lan BayAustrlia. It is supposed that the ?? a belonged to ones of the passengers on board thle ill-fated 01 : Tayleur. Information of the circumstance has been sent g, -to the proper ?? Free Prece. a 11LABOUR AND WAGES 11N THE SALT DISTRICcTS ...

... evil Yvilli I am sure, be found strily in the fen 4, aitgination. Ineto iyu ae ilolgnouec &. to We. ac 4CO.MPASSES OlF -ToV TAYLEUR AND ei~ 8g1XPS,4lPqERALLY. P d TO THE EDcTOa54OFTP3~P LIVERPOOL MgIkotllAY. 1eJGik;DTLErMEN,-Tho melauclialy affair of the ...

... the section adjourned. SATURDAY. The Rev. Dr. Scoresby commenced the proceedings by J reading a paper On the loss of the Tayleur, and the c changes in the action of the compasses in iron I ships. There were perhaps few subjects, he said, of I more practical ...

... City of Dublin Company should have missed the profit, from theirconstant liberality (so recently exhibited in the caseof the Tayleur) in affording gratuitous aid to succour the distressed. In the present instance tthe Iron Duke missed her trip, and a heavy ...

... guardedagainst the recurrence of such conduct. whiol As the right lion. gentleman had alluded to the melancholy tants loss of the Tayleur, he might perhaps be permitted to Sis state that ho had that day received from the charterers of RATE that vessel a communication ...

... ptoperties of iron, the a instabillty of the magnetic distributlon-the results of some ec- periments performedt; and because the Tayleur was built with t her head to the north-east, as soon as she gets out to sea and a strains a little with Ser head south-west ...

... The report fanailies, md o~f Mr. Newlands was approved of, and the law-clerk, wa. name oi ten requected to inforrm Messrs. Tayleure -and. Sergeant'soul of systerllrn gothe matter, through their agents, Messrs, Williams and ploys fot gon,~les. A district ...

... coulstuded by exmrosaiing adi opillion that it wiuld have bee:i bhtter for the speak.rs liot to have alluded to the loss of the Tayleur. Calitailm Clire proposed The ilu.tit of Johli Wilson Pattoe, E ;l., .tt P., which weas received by the tompiay giving ...

... op1 Tves TAYLEuit.-TwO tug steamer a sloop, with di vers, hare been for some time at Work at tane)P the wvreck of the Ship Tayleur, and have Suceeded in re, anOI covering a. Portion Of her valuaeble cargo, r aonnoun chifyed en of bale goods. The goods thus ...

... have ensued by the variance of compasses on iron dent ilships, as in the very frightful cases of the Blirkenhead, onto n.Tayleur, and other vessels, owing to the unsuspected rend its change of compass notion. When I first promulgated this csm( an subject ...

... Liverpool b marine board will institute an inquiry into the conduct of Captain Noble, late cominiander of the unfortunate ship t Tayleur, recently wrecked Oil Lanibay bland. Captain n Noble received his cxtra-iiiasti'rs certificate from the I( Liverpool board ...

... whatever property asay be cast ashore by the waves. ILarge masses of timber, supposed to be a portion of the wreck of the T'ayleur, were I. thrown ip yesterday at Laytown but there can be nso ocr- ( taiity as to whit hapless cratitthey belong. Neither ...