... huanity, who exerted hi tlhe m~oa~t praie~wortiy 'manner to assist the wnf~prtuut swfferera: . wast tcbin pasengeron board the Tayleur, *hich left rpoo1with fin bes and butiful weather at 12 ?? on Thursday last, in- tow of a, steamer. We wart off L Pointabout ...

... 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 ...

... Dublin, hae publihed .a notif aoicat to remove an imupressions, which generally prvtilod :ere; that the unfortunate mnship Tayleur had been chortered for gzovernment egait i * - A 'e Co ?? whith arried ?? ty l fioni x Holyhead was several- hours behina ...

... THE WRECK. OF THE TAYLEUR.-SE- BEEFING SAILS. TO TUB 3MrrOR OP TB DAILY NiEWS. Snt,-In consequence of the recent loss of the ship Tayleur, which appears to have been principally caused by the inability of the crewr to reef or take in the topseils. I would ...

... oh- I in servations which fell from him on the first nigh1t of the uld present session touching the melancholy loss of the Tayleur, and had given rise to complaint oa the -part of the owners of not that vessel, He certainly did not wish to add to the, re-I ...

... loss 'of the emigrant ship Tayleur, and upon the strictures which that melancholy catastrophe had called forth from the public press. I Sir G(. PECHELL pursued the subject, contending that the published-accounts proved the Tayleur to I have beien very unakilfally ...

... 21 years' purchase on the net; rental. Furtherinvestigations 7are in progress withi respect to the disastrous loss ofS the Tayleur, and the result it iS hoped, will remlove some painful impressions fromn the publier mind as to the efficiency an general ...

... lMArSTY, just been presented with a ereport on the most dreadful of recent shipwrecks. a The lose of the emigrant ship, Tayleur, forms the er subject of this document, whick has been prepared n by Captain WALuEn, under the direction of the Board im of ...

... of what kind of officers had the charge L y ,t of those emnigrant ships, they had only to look at the recent v 11 ?? the Tayleur. If they read the able report of Capt. qt e Walker they would see that that alone maede out a case for t ainquiry. It was ...

... these calamities, without decisive steps being taken by govern- ment to alleviate them ? In the late dreadful wreck of the Tayleur, inspectors, life-boats, and coast-guards were next to useless; and if you ask what else could be done, I ean only repeat ...

... each alien, with the date of his naturalisationA from the passing of the aforesaid act to the present time. TEE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. On the motion of Mr. LIDDELL, copy of the rerort and evidence taken before the Liverpool Marine Boar , in the cue of Captain ...

... repast. -v va i he THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR.-The local marine C I board of Liverpool, in its report, which has just been laid Bc before the Board of Trade, says, with reference to the case of Captain Noble, of the Tayleur that, after the examination stt of ...