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... and perfect ventilation ; all those important points have, they believe, been secured the fullest practicable extent. The TAYLEUR takes 'Passengers the Upper Deck only; this deck was originally intended for the accommodation of first-class Saloon Passengers ...
... Witt DESPATCHED THE DECEMBER, Landing Passengers and their Luggage at tho Wharf, FREE OF CDARGE, HE ' A CLIPPER SHIP, Jll - TAYLEUR. 2.000 Tons Register, 4,200 Tons Burthen, J. NOBLE (Into of the famed Ship Australia). Commander. This magnificent dipper ...
... MELBOURNE, PORT PHILIP, TUB 30ru dbckmder, Landing Passengers and their Luggage at W barf. FREE CHARGE, IIE Finc 1 CUPPER SHIP i- TAYLEUR, 2,000 Tons Register, 4,200 Tons Burthen, J. NOBLE (late of the famed Ship Australia), Commander. This magnificent clipper ...
... Waterford and Kilkenny, b{ men board. The news began rapidly to spread in town. Do. preference. 19 3 and those wbo bad friends Tayleur. and whom ibo iu- Waterford and Tramors, 10 * tcllizencc reached, were in state anxiety not easily to •Taarly. THE BANNER ...
... hoped against hope—the bmre Irish and English women, who formed, it fe to deplored, bat small portion of the crew of the Tayleur—nerer loot their courage nor flinched from tbeir duly, bat stood firm to their poet, and. heed leas all danger or personal ...
... change, in the respect mentioned, will hereafter become inevitable. regret to learn, that, amongst the passengers by the John Tayleur, were a considerable number of individuals from County Antrim and other parts of Ulster, many of whom have unhappily perished ...
... great InteUigenoo and he«aaUf. who bineelf inoet praiseworthy manner to the anforuixatn suffen r*: was a pas*Cßftr board Tayleur, which left Lirerpoel. «ith fnc brers* and beautiful weather, at twelve o'clock on Tbaraday last, ia tow of steamer; were ...
... London—a highly intelligent and respectable gentleman—has given the following statement of the melancholy occurrence: —The Tayleur sailed from Liverpool at five minutes to twelve Thursday forenoon, with passengers and amounting in all to about 850 souls ...
... TAYLEUR. 1 1* oar |>ublieatMD we wa bounced Urn tnelanebolj fact of the loss of the John Tayleur, emigrant Teaael, off the ialand of Lanibay, near the entrance to Dublin Harbonr; and in our preaent number will found ample detaile of this terrific catastrophe ...
... Scariff, in the County of Galway. I lived at home, without following any particular occupation, until took a passage in the Tayleur for Australia. At about four o’clock on Friday morning I tying in berth, when a passenger named Holland told that there confusion ...
... Nichols, present In Jem's Street Hospital, and enable to learo bis bod from dislocated foot, was a passenger on board tbe Tayleur; has been a man-of-war’s-man for many years, and latterly engaged in tbe deep sea fisheries,and owner of some boats, and ...
... Shaftesbury on tbo subject of sanitary improvements, . and letter from respectable firm in Liverpool in regard the lost of tbo Tayleur. The Deputy ToWb Clerk then read the Police Committee's report. Tbi« report brief. It no item* of lofi>rmation general iotereit ...