... THE SHIP TAYLEUR. LIVERPOOL, MONDAY MORNING. It is with the deepest regret that we have to announce the total loss of the magnificent new iron ship Tayleur, to- gether with upwards of 400 of the passengers, and several ofthecrew. The Tayleur sailed from ...

... were receive.1 here thiø morning of the total loss of the magnilicellt new iron em grant-ship Tayleur, on her passage Irolo this port io Mel- bourne. The Tayleur sa-led from the Mersey nt noon on Thurs- day, wirh a fine south-east wind, ill tow of tile ...

... beyond a doubt, although the num-D ith ber of lives lost on the occasion had been considerably ex- I, ieit aggerated. of The Tayleur sailed from Liverpool on the afternoon of 1g. Thursday last, on tier first voyage. She had on board about is, 570 indiviluals ...

... Liverpool for repairs to the comn deckwork, &c. Were ITssz TAYLEUR.-It is stated that Mr. Palmer, chair- that .man of the Underwriters' Association, and one of the in di I leading underwriters of the Tayleur, who would be re- E; ' lieved of all responsibility ...

... there, that the unfortanate ship Tayleur had been chartered for govern- ment emigrants.' LOSS OF THE OLINDA, SCREW STEAMER. LIVERPOOL, JANuARYz 27. Scarcely had the panic occasioned by the fatal ship- wreck of the Tayleur subsided when we were again startled ...

... morning of the total loss of the magnificent net ;iron emigrant-ship Tayleir, on her passage from this port t d Melbourne. The Tayleur sailed from the Mersey at noon oil Thursday, with a fine south-east wind, in tow of the steam- tug Victory, and was left by ...

... our own Correspondent) LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY NIGHT. The shock caused to this community by the untimely fate of the packet ship Tayleur, and her passengers, has not subsided, before the intelligence is received of the wreck of another splendid vessel belonging ...

... ascertaining the loss, but we believe, since last sunmer, the Irish proportion would not be much below two thousand. On board the Tayleur we could identifv at least fifty Irish names, but pro- bably the number was much greater, and of these nearly the whole were ...

... commiassoned by Government to hold an invebtiga- tion into all thedetais connected with the disastrous wreck s of the John Tayleur ; and also to inquire hew it could be 'that a powerful steamer with four boats had not rendered teassistance in the preservation ...

... RELIGIOUS SERVICES ON BOARD AUSTRALIAN | EMIGRANT SHIPS. ty b, E111U.i11AAT' inoirZ. thsa y THE EAGLE AND THE TAYLEUR. bhot e Through Divine mercy I have been permittedtore-commence woe y nmy pleasing labourc among the multitudes who are leaving awe c ...

... will meet to-day at four o'clock for the purpose of taking measures with reference to the Loutr election. THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. Tile following liberal subscriptions have been received by the committee appointed to collect funds for the relief of the ...

... iron ship Tayleur, together with upwards of 340 of the passengers and several of the crew, on her way from Liverpool to Melbourne. Thomas Kemp, one of the sur- viving passengers, gives the following account of the catas- trophe:;-' The Tayleur left Liverpool ...