... emigration trade will find a corrective, and such deplorable catastrophes as the wreck of the Tayleur will be, if not impossible, at least less probable. Had the Tayleur been tried for one day in a brisk gale, the disorder iu her compasses would have been discovered ...

... SHIP TAYLEUR. ASUBSCRIPTION-LIST is OPENED for the BENEFIT of the PASSENGERS saved, and the WIDOWS and ORPHANS of those lost, from the above Vessel: it lies at the at the various BANKS, the ENIGRATION-OFFICa. and at Messrs. PILKINGTON and WILSON'S OFFICE ...

... grave- yard which is on the island of Lambay. The ?? statement has been made by the ?? who took the Tayleur out to sea from Liverpool : — I took the Tayleur to sea on Thursday last, the ship being in tow of the steam-tug Victory. While the wind was light ...

... HE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR, EVIDENCE OF THE CAPTAIN—VERDICT OF THE JURY. on the bodies of the second mate and the son of on the medical officer of the Tayleur was resumed towatch the rday ou the proceedings ment of the Government, and Lieutenant Prior, Govern- ...

... WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. The infant who was so providentially saved from the wreck of the Taylcur has been delivered to his maternal grandmother. He was the son of Charles Griffith, a small shopkeeper, in the neighbourhood of Hereford. The money subscribed ...

... THE SURVIVORS OF THE TAYLEUR. Lord Talbot de Ma labia bag received from Mrs. Smyth. Li horn Rev. N. Fagan. of Rush, and £lO groin the Lord Chancellor, for the sufferers by this melancholy disaster. _ . Mr• Henry Grattan hos also contributed £1 to the ...

... the wreck of the tayleur. The following letter, descriptive of the island on which the ill- fated Tayleur struck, and showing,in its temble reality, the mutilated appearance of the bodies of the unfortunate victims to the disaster, appeared the Liverpool ...

... THE TAYLEUR.-INCIDENTS OF THE WRECK. The Wahofleld Journal publishes the nines tire of one of the passengers, Mr. Edward Trw, jun., son of • hanker in that town. Mr. Tew says— Jost as I came deck tiledy cease up to me and asked ill could swim. I told ...

... LOSS OF THE TAYLEUR Dubliif, Monday, 4.50 p.m. Prince •learner returned, bring* 250 person*, pari crew and passengers. There ware 200 females, and perhaps 50 children on board, all of Iheee, with exception of two female* and one child, perished. No aatbeniio ...

... WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. THE itukuest on the bodies of the child of Dr Cunning- ham and hdward Katy, second mate, who lost their lives by the wreck of the Tayleur, was commenced on Friday morning at the village of Malahide, on the shore opposite the Wind ...

... SIIIP TAYLEUR. ASUBSCRIPTION LIST is opened for the BENEFIT of the PASSENGERS saved and the Widows and Orphans of those lost from the above vessel; it lies at the Exchange Rooms, at the various Bilks, the Emigration Office, and Messrs. Pilkington and ...

... as the Tayleur encountered ; but, on the whole, cient about the vessel or her crew. he seemed to think that there was nothing peculiarly defi- The inquest was resumed this morning. J. Noble, of Whitehaven, sworn.—I was captain of the ship Tayleur. She left ...