... SHIP TAYLEUR. ASUBSCRIPTION-LIST is OPENED for the BENE. FIT of the PASSENGERS saved, and the WIDOWS and ORPHANS of those lost, from the above Vessel: it lies at the -ROOMS, at the various BANKS, the and at Messrs. PILIIINGTON and OFFICE, where those ...

... LOSS OF THE “TAYLEUR.” This unfortunate catastrophe has caused much discussion amongst all classes people, and is of parti culor interest to the shipowners of Great Britain and Ireland. The inquest was conducted with care and anxious desire to arrive ...

... WRECK THE TAYLEUR. Cantain Walker’s report of his the loss of the Tayleur, made under the dire ion of the B of Trade, has hern laid before par ' -men'. Cip tin Walker attended the inquest, s also examined wifnea-ea himself. repoits that he doe-* not consider ...

... W ?? rW433Q: OF THE TAYLEUR I *-mer fearful wreck bas been iddad- to the longlist is'v celamities for which the Irish coast baa of late aina-so sad a notoriety. The, Taylear; government Cait sip, Ca nNoble, which sailed trom Liver. ntbe 2h, &or Melbourne ...

... THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR FROM OUR OWN CO-RESPONDENT. LIVERPOOL, Jan. 25. The Prince steamer arrived in Liverpool this awniuij half-past seven, from Dublin. She brought as paseengen 223 survivors from the wreck of tbe ill-fated ship T_y!« M The list of ...

... THE WKECK OF THE TAYLEUR. TEE OCEAN CHILD. TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL MAIL. Bnt, —I am happy «ay, that I have discovered the relatives of the little fellow saved from the wreck the Tayleur, who has been in house these last four weeks. It appears that ...

... SHIP TAYLEUR. ASUBSCRIPTION-LIST is OPENED for the BENEFIT of the PASSENGERS saved from the above Vessel: it bee at the Excnerma-aooms, and Messrs. PILKINGTON and Wm- SON'S Orrin, where those disposed to aid the unfortunate will have an opportunity of ...

... LOSS OF THE TAYLEUR. IN another part of the paper the loss of this noble ship is recorded. A Catastrophe so appalling is a national calamity. These fearful wrecks have increased, are increasing, and the question now is, can they be diminished ? So ...

... THE WRECK THE TAYLEUR. In reply to Mr. Hamilton. . Mr. Cardwell said the Board of Trade had directed inquiries made into the circumstances under which the ship Tayleur had put to sea. ...

... WRECK O THE TAYLEUR. - Now that the ship and so many of her unfortunate passengers have been lost, it may be interesting to the s. lt friends of the sufferers again to have placed before them v an account of the manner in which the last Sabbath of o at ...

... THE WRECK THE TAYLEUR. The inquest the bodies of the second mate and the son of the ship’s surgeon, who came by their death in , the wreck of the Tayleur at Larnbay, was resumed and concluded on Saturday morning in Davis’s Hotel, Mala hide, before Mr ...

... THE SURVIVORS OF THE TAYLEUR. A subscription has been opened for the sufferers in Li- verpool. Charles Moore Co., owners Iking’on ! Wilson James Baines and Co Brown. Shipley, and Co. Gibbs Bright and Co. Edmund Oliver Miller and Thompson Fielden Brothers ...