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... OF FOUR HUNDRED LIVES. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. I [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] 11 DUBLIN, SUNDAY EVENING. r The ship John Tayleur, 2,000 tons, Noble, a- ?? V- An TA . . . .-1 4- -0, hA17XA Wt1l. s master, from Liverpool to .Moelbourne, witmh 6u aemigrants ...
... striking instance of the applicability of the L latter half of Iomnaox's dictum has happened within the last week. The ship Tayleur left Liverpool last Thursday with nearly 700 souls on board, including crew and passengers. One of the surviving pam- sengers ...
... LOSS OF THE TAYLEUR. Almost as unaccountable as horrible is the loss of the Tayleur, with more than 870 souls, of which number nearly 200 were women and children, three females, one adult and two girls, only having been saved ! The Tayleur loft the Mersey ...
... that hunt takes place to ferret out able searen, IC induce theni to enter, especially for a long P In the case of the ship Tayleur the effcts or g, p- ficiency of good and active hands would eem to de :h apparent. The assertion of Mr. Jones h as been car' ...
... passengers, or 320 i souls. Anotheresplendid ship will also take her departure for IMelbourneto-day, namely,-the new iron clipper Tayleur, v 2,200 ton's, Captain Noble., Considerable interest will be. attached to the voyage of this noble-craft'assheistbe I largest ...