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... THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. We shall probably receive the verdict of the coroner's jury in reference to this unfortunate affair before the hour for going to press; but the evidence is now in our hands, a notice of one point respecting which there is unhappily ...
... THE SURVIVORS OF THE TAYLEUR. A subscription has been opened for the sufferers in Li- verpool. Charles Moore Co., owners Iking’on ! Wilson James Baines and Co Brown. Shipley, and Co. Gibbs Bright and Co. Edmund Oliver Miller and Thompson Fielden Brothers ...
... WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. Richard Alkh sou acknowledge* the receipt of the following, for supplying of to the ouraivora of the .* Toy 1 ear,” and defraying necessary in the interment of the dead From John Jobna» jd, E-*q, 10* j Henry B«w!ey, Esq, 21 Rev ...
... WRlECK OF TEE TAYLEUR. 'rau IOQUEBT--YEBTERDAY-T1wUD DAY. The inquiry into the cause of this melancholy disaster was resumed yesterday morning at eleven o'clock by Mr. Davis. The interest in the -proceedings continued unabated!' the room in which the ...
... in Liverpool for the survivors of the Tayleur has been received by Mesrg. Roche, Brothers, of Dublin, from the Meesrs. Baines and Co., or Liverpool:7 Liverpool, 26th January, 1854. DEAR SiRe-The loss of the Tayleur is frightful. Two of our ships, the Indian ...
... WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. TUB INQUEST—FRIDAY. Henry Davis, E»q., county coroner, proceeded train this morning to Malabide, for the purpose holding inquest the bodies of two of unfortunate sufferers (ha Iste melancholy wreck. There was great number ol the ...
... emigration trade will find a corrective, and such deplorable catastrophes as the wreck of the Tayleur will be, if not impossible, at least less probable. Had the Tayleur been tried for one day in a brisk gale, the disorder iu her compasses would have been discovered ...
... LOSS OF THE TAYLEUR Dubliif, Monday, 4.50 p.m. Prince •learner returned, bring* 250 person*, pari crew and passengers. There ware 200 females, and perhaps 50 children on board, all of Iheee, with exception of two female* and one child, perished. No aatbeniio ...
... THE SURVIVORS* THE TAYLEUR. Lord Talbot de Malabide has received If. from Mrs. Smyth, If. from Rev. Fagan, of Kush, and 101. from the Lord Chancellor, for the sufferers this melancholy disaster. Mr. Henry Grattan has also contributed 11. to the fund. ...
... Gerald Fitzgibbon, Q.0C-, Dr. GibbbonpdLXt, with Mr. M'Loughlin, of Cope-street, as agedtldtp&osd -for the captain of the Tayleur; Captain Walker attended to watch the proceedings oon the part of the Rraernment. Lieutenant Prior, govern- merit emigration ...
... WRECK •* TAYLEUR.” Richard Atkinson acknowledges the receipt of the fol oaiug, for immediate rei:ef to the survivors tLs Taj leur,” and defraying nece sary expenses the ii.nrment of the dead From Hutton, Esq., D.L. and T.C., tl. \ Edward Wright, J. and ...
... NOTICK TO PASSENGERS PER TAYLEUR- must aloagstdt the Vessel on WEDNESDAY, JANCJA&Y, pn«l two following Days, and Fas• expels («epared to easbaik cn the Uth January . WHITB STAR'* OP AUSTRALIAN PACKETS L>MDINQ AT THE WBAEP. PEES CHAEOB. f for SYDNEY, OEELONO ...