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... TUB WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. readers, let us proceed at once to glance at some of the chief wrecks in 1852: •ilk*!!.!*'?, !!* ■®' ***** troop-ship, from Queenstown to tbs Cape, ™ °« t «ti of several raiments on board. This Tassel struck upon pointed pinnacle ...
... LOSS OF THE SHIP TAYLEUR, WITH 400 LIVES. It ia with the deepest regret that we have to announce the total loss of the magnificent new iron ship Tayleur, together with upwards of of the passengers and several of the crew. The Tayleur sailed from the Mersey ...
... THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. of the persons who lost An inquest upon the bodies of several eur was Mala- their lives by the shipwreck of the Tayl Mr. John hide on Friday, before Mr. Davis, county coroner. Aislabie, a passenger by the Tayleur, a nd who had lost ...
... Lr) / WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. The Wakefield J rournal publishes the narrative of Lon- the Mr. Edward Tew, jon., son of a ban! ust as I came on d that town. Mr. T ew sight, wo of to me and asked if I could swim. I to 2 eoutd. ie was the same lad who afterwards ...
... E TEND POOL RACES JULY 3ist asp AUGUST Ist, 1854. T. R. TAYLEUR, Esa.. STEWARD. Mr. F. C. NICOLAT, Jueves. Mr. H. KEETEN, Starter. HE DERITEND POOL STAKES, for a Silver Cup, or Ten Sov for Ponies not exceeding =ntrance, One Sov. ere! cient twice rownd ...
... “WHITE STAR” Pon EK OF AUST! Landing Passengers at the Wharf free Tons. Commanders, Destination. TAYLEUR 3000 J. MELBOU 25 Hoy MELHOU ene ee Be a SU Mr. Horatio Jones will be in attenda as usual, on Monday next, the 3lst i: ary Ss No. 3, St. John's Hill ...
... received: William Tayleur, Esq, Buntingsdale, Market Drayton, £100; a Thank-offering for recovery from illness, £3O. Subscription increased: William Tayleur, Esq., Buntingsdale, from £2 2s. to £lO 10s. Additional subscribers: Miss Tayleur, Buntingsdale, ...
... recovery from illness, £50. Subscription increased: William Tayleur, Esq., Bi untingsdale, from £2 23. to £10 10s. Addi- tional sui + Mise Tayleur, Buntingsdale, £2 2s.; Miss Harriet Tayleur, ditto, £2 MARKET SHOW OF PRIZE BEEF. —This exhibition by our ...
... from 16Z. to 37Z. odd. Wreck of the Tayleur.—We understand that Mr. Wm. Andrews, late of Hampton Charles, and son of Mr. Andrews, Bockleton, was amongst the number who perished in the melancholy wreck of the Tayleur. ...
... EVESHAM. The Wreck of the Tayleur.—A native of this town, ofthe name of Lloyd, without doubt perished in this illfated vessel. He was the son of respectable parents, and carried oo business as fellinonger till circumstances compelled him to relinquish ...
... which they sold, to assist their poorer fanatic brethren. The Loss of the Tayleur.—Two persons of the eight who intended going to Australia from this town, by the ship Tayleur, were drowned: the other six have returned safely. Inquests held by Geo. Overton ...
... regret that we have to announce the total loss of the magnificent new iron Australian packet-ship layleur, apt. Noble. The Tayleur sailed from the Mersey at noon Thursday in tow of the steam-tug and was left by the steamer, at seven o’clock in the evening ...