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... THE WRECK OF THE “TAYLEUR.” Th« inquest on the bodies of two of the unfortunate persons who lost their Uses by the wreck of this vessel, reported in our lest, was commenced on Friday, and terminated Monday. The bodies were those of child and second mate ...
... WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. Tbs ' Wakefield Journal' publishes tie narrative of one of the passengers, Mr. E. Tew, jun., son of banker in that town. Mr. Tew says—'- Just cams on deck lady came up to me and asked could swim told her 1 could. She was the same ...
... THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. THE INQUEST. 1 here was every indication at Liverpool on Friday se'nnight, that Government was determined upon a most prompt and searching investigation into the circumstances connected with this lamentable catastrophe. Urgent ...
... WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. THE public mind has again been harrowed by intelligence this week of the wreck, on the coast of Ireland, gf a noble iron vessel, the Tayleur, bound' from Liverpool to Aus - tralia, with the loss of some 320 souls. Tlje,sj dp con- ...
... WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. Ir is with the utmost gratification that we are enabled to E append to the list of saved the name of Mr. John Fol- E well, eldest son of Mr. Edward Folwell, the extensive E hackney-car proprietor, of this city. Mr. Folwell, jun ...
... THE WRECK, OF. THE TAYLEUR. 2-Thef letter, from which 1Wfollowing is an extract, oescrip- fvteio the island on ehiette ill-fated Tayl? struck, and an I'hj'wing, in its terrible re114ty, the,,mitile ic'd e to :the bodias of the unfortepite JJ 14, rast ...
... THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. Taxfihfifim,wpuvaoflhwmwm the ill-fated Tayleur struck, and showing, in its terrible reality, the mutilated appearance of the bodies of the unfortunste victims to the disaster, has appeared in the Liverpool Courier :— 1 made a visit ...
... THE TAYLEUR AND THE GREAT BRITAIN (From The Bristol Mirror.) Our recent erguments favour of building Docks at the month of our river have, during the past week, received additional force from the melancholy catastrophe which we have tlsewli?re recorded ...
... Thursday, Feb. &, THE TAYLEUR, Mr G. A Hamilton asked the President of the Boa:d of Trade whether any inquiry’had been directed to be made with regard to the manner in which the emigration officers and surveyors at the proper ports discharged the duties ...
... MELANCHOLY SHIPWRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. FURTHER PARTICULARS. [We have placed in our fourth page the earliest account published of this fearful catastrophe; the most minute particulars of which have since been given in the Dublin and London newspapers, the ...
... loss of the Tayleur. Ms. W.S. Lindsay, the extensive shipowner, has written to the Times on the subject of iron and wooden ships, a comparison favourable to wooden vessels havi been ituted consequent on the quickness with which the Tayleur sank In the ...
... NOTICE TO PASSENGERS per TAYLEUR. Luggage must alongside the Vessel on Wednesday, the January, and two following days, and Passengers prepared to embark on the 14 ...