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... of his in principal West England NOTICE TO TAYLEUR must on th of January and two following embark OP Landing Wharf free oharge for by the “Taylbuu” will forwarded Melbourne at of Ship Destination To sail TAYLEUR J Noble GOLDEN ERA 3000 In Feb NKVI8 2500 ...
... LOSS OF THE sHIP TAYLEUR. FOUK HUNDRED AND TWRNTY LIVES LOST, «BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAP!.) LIVERPOOL, Mowoay Monwine, It is witk the deepest regret that we have to announce the total loss of the magnificent new iron ship Tayleur — together with upwarde of ...
... Island, and soon sank. We are indebted to Thomas Kemp, ono of the surviving passengers of the Tayleur,” for the following account ot the catastrophe : The Tayleur’’ left Liverpool on Thursday, at noon, in tow of the steamer Victory,” with fine breeze from ...
... most frightful shipwreck of last Saturday, we know enough to be certain of its nature and its cause. The new iron ship John Tayleur, of 2,200 tons measure- ment,, that is to say, as large as the 100-gun ship Victory, sailed from Liverpool, on her first voyage ...
... illness Mr Richard 30 pears Luton the Elizabeth widow of the late Rev John Jordan Wesleyan Minister aged years Wrecked in Tayleur Mr Edward Horrell late traveller Messrs Randle spirit merchants Devonport 39 years limlUaenct COPPER ORES Redruth January ...
... lamentable shipwrecks which we have ever bad to record. The vessel to which this awful calamity oc- curred was the Tayleur, or John Tayleur, Captain Noble, bound to Melbourne with emigrants. Owing to the severe weather which has prevailed for some days ...
... these, 149 were washed overboard, and 59 died from exhaustion. —The papers to-day contains full details of the wreck of the Tayleur. The only additional material parts are, that the ship's course had been changed to go north about Ireland, and that her crew ...
... to British ship medley of Orientals and Europeans Chinese Lascars Frenchmen and composed the motley crew the unfortunate 'Tayleur’ of them ignorant of seamanship were not acquainted language— even to extent understanding orders From the commencement i ...
... has been added to that melancholy catalogue of accidents which of late may bo said to have almost periodical occurrence. “Tayleur” was one of the finest vessels of her class that ever left tho port of Liverpool. She contained, in addition to her valuable ...
... Park, in the 26th year of her age, Matilda, the beloved wife of James H. Eathoven, E*qâ deeply regretted- Wrecked in the Tayleur.â on Saturday week, Mr. Edward Horrcll, late traveller for Messrs. Handel, spirit merchants. Dcronport, aged years. MINING ...
... loss OP THE TAYLEUR.* ArrSAZ. aEVSTOXOT. THE melancholy dreamstaoces connected with loos of the Taylear,’’ from Liverpool on her voyage to Melbourne, have induced the solicitation of sooseriptions for the benefit of the surviving passengers— 250 in n ...
... himer)f in the most praiseworthy mauner to assist the bunloi tunate sufferers :— . “I was a cabin passenger on board the ¢ Tayleur, whieh left Liverpool, with a fine breeze and beautiful weather, at twelve o'cluck on Thursday last, in tow of asteamer. We ...