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... St. Helen's improvements (No. 3), and the South Holland drainage acts amendment bills were read a third time and passed. Tayleur's divorce bill was read a second time. A great number of petitions were presented from vani• parts of the kingdom praying ...
... (year ended the sth of January), to £594 152. Ntw Inox TAYLEUR.—This is a splendid clipper iron ship, and to form one of Messrs PlikinAton & Wilson's ' White Star Line of Australian Nelms. The Tayleur measures 2500 tons new measurement, is estimated to ...
... despatch. Tons register. For ARGONAUT 1°37 SYDNEY. ELIZABETH ANTOINETTE,— 781 .MELBOURNE. CYPRESS 505 MELBOURNE. TAYLEUR (new iron ship), .1750 MELBOURNE. A LCESTR, 331 ADELAIDE. SUMATRA 772 ADELAIDE. For CAPE TOWN, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.— fine A ...
... WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. MELANCHOLY LOSEI OF LIFE. LYERPOOL, Tnesday.—Since the 10510 the Monarch packet-ship by fire off the Ormatießds, no calamity has created so painful a sensation in Liverpool as that the intelligence of which reached Liverpool yesterday ...
... the most lamentable shipwrecks which we have ever had to record. The nisei to which this awful calamity occurred was the Tayleur, Captain Noble..hoand to Melbourne with emigrants. Owing to the bevere weather which has prevailed for some days, Intimation ...
... shore opposite the island of Larnbay. Mr H. Davis was the acting coroner. Ttreit witnesses .vidence to the affect that the Tayleur was imperfectly manned, that the gear not in proper working order, that the ship herself would neither wear nor stay, and ...
... ; Thom- Yaw, • T. Cottrao , 6. 6 1, third interdc‘ ; 1 • y, do,; 13pen- Noir- peers I was • cabin passenger on board the Tayleur. which Ebetween left Liverpool with a fine 'frees' and beautiful weather at h d e tag off twelve o'clock on Thursday last ...
... own safety. The wreck of the Annie Jane was peculiarly had, but that of the Tayleur is still worse in all that is calculated to excite the indignation of the public. In the Tayleur, which was lost at the entrance of Dublin Bay on Saturday, lest, we regret ...
... truly horrifying than the illiliwreck of the ship Tayleur reported in our ' iimprwaion of yesterday. It is scarcely possible to exag• the terrors of so frightful a catastrophe. This very aa week the Tayleur, a stately ship of more than 2000 fine bertha) ...
... Hamilton, Mr CARDWELL said the Board of Teals had dirreed inquiry to be made into the circumstances under which the ship Tayleur had put to sea. Lord J. RUSSELL stated that • Reform Bill would be proposed for Scotland by the Lord Advocate. The Marquis ...
... THE LATE ROBERT H. CUNNINGHAM. ESQ., SURGEON OF THE SHIP TAYLEUR. Mr Cunningham was proprietor of valuable entailed property in •Fifeehire. He studied the medical profession ehiefiy in Edinburgh, although be also enjoyed the advantages of observing the ...
... days the Marine Board will institute an inquiry into the conduct of Captain Noble, late commander of the unfortunate ship Tayleur, recently wrecked on Lambay Island. The charges to be brought against him are, it is said, neglect in not using the lead, ...