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... THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. Since we published the harrowing details of this fearful dicoctcr, the Coroner’s inquiry into the eause of the ‘ity has been opened, and was brought to a elos Friday. Captain Noble denies that the crew were unequal to their duty ...
... Godding, c. Tayleur 13—c. Field .'. Mr. Matthews, b. Lee 14—b. Lowndes ...
... Goduing, c. Tayleur, b. Lowndes 13 c. Field, b. Lowndos Matthews, b. Lee 14 b. Lowndes „ T. H. Godding, runout b. Irving ~ Redin, b. Lowndes b. Lowndes i, Lawson, c. Williams, b. Lowndss 3 b. Tayleur 3 ~ J. h. Tim ruburn, run out 1 b. Tayleur 0 „ S. Liver ...
... evidently been * \°. he wreck is charge m tennent ol Lighthouses, who has written to the owners of the Tayleur on the subiect. The late Wreck Tayleur.—The Gazelle, Murphy, from Belfast, arrived at Whitehaven on the 4th instant, and brought in a cask of ...
... Hamilton, Mr. Cardwell said the Board of Trade had directed enquiry to be made into the circumstances under which the ship Tayleur had put to sea. Lord J. Russell stated that a Reform Bill would be introduced lor Scotland by the Lord Advocate. The Marquis ...
... of the Tayleue.—Tlie report ot the local marine board of Liverpool, with reference to the ease of Captain Noble, of the Tayleur, been laid before the Trade. After the examination of several witnesses, ami Laptain Noble himself, tlie Board reports that ...
... TERRIBLE CATASTE OPITE AT SEA We have inserted in another part of this sheet the details of the wreck of the Tayleur emigrant ship on Saturday last. on Lambay Island, on the Irish Coast. @ few miles above the Bay of Dublin. Three hundred and + fifty persons ...
... only carries passengers on one, the main deck, which would accommodate 680 persons, with unusually ample apace r each. The Tayleur was particularly strong ship. She was designed bv William Rennie, Esq., of Liverpool, and unquestionably the handsomest and ...
... EMIGRANT-SHIP TAYLEUR, AND NEARLY FOUR HUNDRED LIVES. series of marine disasters, almost unprecedented for number and the loss of life with which they have been attended, has this week been culminated the destruction of the fine iron-ship Tayleur. The Tayleur ...
... extracted from the papers of this morning . «• The mountainous island of Lambay, unhappily rendered famous by the wreck of the Tayleur some 13 months ago, has again been the scene of disaster which, if not appalling in its extent that to which we have just ...
... gentlemen. A vote of thanks to Sir E. Bulwer Lytton for his presence and speech terminated the proceedings. LOSs OF THE * TAYLEUR.” (From the Press.) A catastrophe so appalling is a national calamity. These fearful wrecks have increased, are increasing ...
... C. E. Edward Woods, James B. Frames, Fen. W. P. Marshall, Fag. W. S. B. Woodhouse, Fail., H. B. Barlow Eau. I M.R.A.S. -Tayleur, Faq. Captain Quesada, Royal Mesas. Bury, Curtiss, Spaniel' Navy. Kennedy -Ewbeek, Fag., New York. Mows R. k W. Hawthorn. ...