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... WRECK THE SHIP TAYLEUR. Among the passengers there was family named Harper, consisting of nine individuals, belonging to Paisley, and long resident at Wiillneuk. With the exception of the father and one son, it .'•aid the whole have perished. A family ...
... MELANCHOLY WRECK THE SHIP TAYLEUR. The Tayleur was a magnificent iron ship built at airington, and was of tons register. She sailed from the Mersey noon Thursday, and was left by the steam tug ictory at 7 P.m., about six miles S.S.E. of the Skerries. ...
... The owners of the ship Tayleur having refused to make any compensation the passengers for their losses, and denied all liability for the shipwreck, a meeting of parties interested is to be held in Glasgow to consider what measures should be taken. An ...
... We believe there is no doubt that a man named Considine was the tinder, and that he was one of the passengers in the ship Tayleur, wrecked off Lam bay. lie left, as he stated, with the intention of going to America, but he took a passage in the above vessel ...
... this morning of the total loss of the maguificent new iron emi.rant ship Tayleur, on her passage trom this Melbourne. port to with a fine south-east wiad, in tow of the s' ‘Lhe ‘Tayleur sailed from the Mersey at noon on Thursday, team-tug Victory, and was ...
... organs of the prince or of the Government, in the event of Parliamentary defence b. ing necessary. LOSS OF TUE AUSTRALIAN SHIP TAYLEUR. three honored and fifty liybs lost. It our melancholy duty to announce the total loss of the magnificent vessel, the Taylcur ...
... 3 7 3 4 14 4 52 31 3 9 47 4 20 4 54 5 26 6 1 3 28 3 4 37 10 5 44 22 flay Tor other Advertisements, see First Page. THIS TAYLEUR.” I'HE Owners of this Vessel haring denied all liability lor tb. Shipwreck, sad haring refuMd Compensalion even to the dependent ...
... emigration officers and the proper ports discharged the duties rcqqjred the act 15 and 10 Viet. c. 44. in reference to the ship Tayleur, recently wrecked at Lam bay, and especially regards the ascertaining and certifying that the said ship was seaworthy, and ...
... have been obliged to turn back and lie at anchor in the river. Two which sailed front Liverpool on the same dav the doomed Tayleur, viz., the Martin Luther and the'Conway, lie itt Guurock Bay, along with the iron ship Trojan, of Port-Olasgow, which sailed ...
... informed likewise that the Water Company have engaged Mr. Andrew Millar as their agent in promoting the bill. Tue OF THE MARY TAYLEUR.—Amongst the 344 persons who lost their lives when this vessel was wrecked last Saturday, were Mrs. Harper, lately residing ...
... London and tho Continental capitals. .. . „„ . 5. The fact that, whereas such bloody disasters as tliedcs truction of the Tayleur are quite fashionable ® liie Liverpool traffic, they are quite unknown On the ground, then, of economy and expedition, physical ...
... 1 (annoy, aged fourteen months, their sons ; and Elisabeth Sheppard, their attached nurse. _ , , Drowned, board the ship Tayleur, off Island, the ultimo, Mary Lyons (wile of Mr John Harper) and children, viz.:—Euphemia, inftnt; William, aged 3 years ; ...