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... Channel. — By desire of tlie board of trade, the Liverpool local marine board have made inquiry respecting the loss of the Tayleur, with a view to ascertain whether Captain Noble is, from incom- petency or otlier causes specified in the Mercantile Marine ...
... at the next. Mr. Gladstone’s party sure only of one scat, and that scat they have given to Sir Vi. Hcathcote. WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR EMIGRANT FRIGHTFUL SACRIFICE OF LIFE Tie already fearful amount of loss of life through ship* wrecks this winter, ia still ...
... obtained leave to bring in a bill to provide compensation for improvemente made by tenants in Ireland. The owners of the Tayleur hare lammed a circular, which states that the fund for the relief of the sufferers at present amount. to nearly £3,000. _ ...
... of an average tonnage of 844,058 tons, manned by crews to the number of 8,837 men. — Liverpool paper. The Wreck or the Tayleur.— The inquest was brought to a conclusion on Monduy eveuing, when the jury returned the following verdict :— That the parties ...
... limited than in the boys' school, chiefly in consequence of the comparative irregularity of attendance. THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. —MT. Lindsay, the great shipowner, has published a reply to some queries in the Times, on the comparative merits of wood ...
... the discovery ofthe outbreak. We have heard that the woman that offered £2000 to any one who would save her life when tho Tayleur was wrecked was the wife of a bankrupt from this neighbourhood. The husband had previously failed under circumstances which ...
... would have perished had it not been for the extraordinary care of the captain. Probably other vessels — for instance, the Tayleur — may have been lost from some such simple cause. The compasses have the name of Hewitson, Newcastle, on them. General Prince ...
... occupied the chair; and the gentlemen present included the Revs. W. Sinclair, H. R. Reynolds, N. J. Godfery, W. Guest, C. B. Tayleur, (of Otley, Suffolk,) G. W. Conder, P. J. Saffery, (travelling Secretary of the Society,) G. Woolmer, G. B. De Renzi, R. Brewer ...
... Herald states that the late Hannay Cunningham, Esq., surgeon, who distinguished himself so nobly the disastrous wreck of the Tayleur, in which he perished, practised for some time in West Regent-street, in that city. He left Glasgow for Australia about eighteen ...
... while on board of the Andrew Foster. WRECK OF THE **TAYLEUR.” —DREADFUL LOSS OF LIFE. A short time ago, our readers may recollect we gave a lengthened description of the magnificent vessel, Tayleur, and little did then anticipate that wc should ere long ...
... to yield an admirable quality; and the article can be shipped at El a ton. Part of the cargo taken from the wreck of the Tayleur, has already been sold for £l,OOO. It is thought the greater part will be eventually saved. Wombwell's famous blank-maned ...
... notice issued th to one of the workmen of Messrs, Tayleur, at Newton-le- m. Willows :- Vulcan Foundry, near Warrington, Feb. 4th, Nr 1852. Sir,-Not having any reply to my note yesterday, ed Mr. Tayleur desires that you will give up your cottage by iaten ...