... correct in all the main particulars. The iron clipper-built ship Tayleur, just launched for the White Star Line Australian Packet Company, was a beauti- ful vessel, ibuilt in the factory of Tayleur and Co., after the name of whose principal she was registered ...

... THE LATE SHIPWRECK. I Several of the passengers saved from the wreck of the Tayleur called on us yesterday. They were a manly and intelligent set of men, who thought less of Ahe hardships they had endured, and the property they had lost, than thankful ...

... THE IBEC£iK1 ?? SHIPWRECK-T4HE I ?? - I.. TAYLEUR. I l No°invstigation hasyettaken place in relation to the ocircam- Stances attending the loss of this ill fated vessel. The bodies of a number of the unfortunate paanqigers are lying at Lembay, pending ...

... -DREADFUL SHIPWREMCK. LOSSi OF THE EXTOI RANT.r SHIP TAYLEUR. FOUR HUNDRED LIVES LOST. AnxinsT the rnany' disasters to shipping oft tie Irish coast, which it has been our painful task to record dUr- mug this anti past winters, never hare we had to ...

... THE LATE MELANCHOLY SHIPWRECK THE TAYLEUR In consequence of the 16onthiztI4 etid'nneeaslug storm communication with Lambay wase ouh &''to le more difficult yesterday than on the previous day. So agitated was the sea between the main land and the inland ...

... pledge of the Czar being broken it is stated Austria would assume an attitude antagonistic to Rus- ?? News. so WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. J Richard Atkinson acknowledges the receipt of the follow- iug, for supplying immediate relief to the survivors of the ...

... taken place, or been recorded in the annals of shipping disasters on the Irish coast. He alluded to the late loss of the ship Tayleur, of Liverpool, end the destruction of hundreds of her passengers, besides the sad misery and utter distress of the poor survivors ...

... THE RECENT DREADFUL SHIPWRECK OF THE 'TAYLEUR. No inlvestigation has yet taten place in relation to the circumstances attending the loss of this ill-fated ves- sel. The bodies of a number of the unfortunate pas- sergeirs are lying at Larnbay, pending ...

... THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR.' Tnt; greatest excitement sti!l prevails in this neig}- bourhood wvith respect to the calamitous wreck of the Trayleur, so many of her passengers being from the neighbouring districts. Such further particalars of the disaster ...

... according to quality. The market closed steadily. It is reported that the underwriters have refused to pay the insurance upon the Tayleur's passengers. Much anxiety is evinced for the result of the inquest. FA,?HIEINABLE ID TELLIGENCE- WINDSOR, JAN. 26.-A dramnatic ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...