... Loss ok Four Hundred Lives. — By the Irish Electric Telegraph, we learn from Dublin, on Sunday Evening that the ship John Tayleur, 2000 tons, Noble, master, from Liverpool to Melbourne, with 675 emigrants, was totally wrecked at noon yesterday, at Lam- ...

... little difficulty in persuading her to accompany him to the land of gold. They were among the steerage passengers on board the Tayleur, and when the ship struck, Carley was one of the few husbands who succeeded in saving his own life and that of his wife. A ...

... exerted himself in the most praiseworthy manner to assist the unfortunate sufferers :— I was a cabin passenger on board the Tayleur, which left Liverpool, with fine breeze and beautiful weather,at twelve o'clock on Thursday last, in tow of a steamer. We ...

... announce the total loss of the magnificent new iron Australian packet-ship Tayleur, Captain Noble, together with upwards of 400 passengers and several of the crew. The Tayleur sailed from the Mersey at noon on Thursday last, in tow of the steam tug Victory ...

... some reports that have gone abroad, charging them with dishonesty in reference to the articles saved from the wreck of the Tayleur, and assert that, so far from their being true, the islanders have in many instances come forward, and, of their own accord ...

... one of the leading underwriters of the Tayleur, would have been relieved of all responsibility had the ship been inefficiently manned, but after a minute inquiry at tbe Sailors' Home, where the crew of the Tayleur were shipped, be is satisfied that she ...

... Hamilton, Mr. CARDWELL said that the board of trade had directed inquiries to made into the circumstances under which the ship Tayleur bad put to sea.—Lord JOHN RUSSELL stated that the reform bill would be proposed for Scotland by the Lord Advocate.—The Marquis ...

... 16 Vict. c. 44, in reference to the ship Tayleur, recently wrecked at Lambay. Mr. Cakdwell said that Captain Walker was dispatched to make every inquiry into the circumstances attending the loss of the Tayleur. On the motion of L^rd J. Russell it was ...

... the price of eatables was posted in the town f Builth on the night of the 17th nit. The child rescued from tbe wreck of tbe Tayleur, bas ieen adopted by Mr. J. E. Benney, steward of the City of )üblin company's steamer Prince. Tbe Almora, 1,400 tons, Captain ...

... difficulty in persuading her to accompany him to the land of gold. They were among the steerage passen- gers on board the Tayleur, and when the ship struck* were amongst the few wbo succeeded in saving their lives. Muxder by a Paramour. — On the 27th ultimo ...

... with a very valuable cargo and full complement of passengers, numbering about 300. Her crew as iu the case of the ill-fated Tayleur, consisted principally of Chinese and Lascars, who make very inefficient seamen in these cold latitudes. The vessel had scarcely ...

... gave notice of his intention to move for a bill to prevent betten), treating, and intimidation at elections. THE LOSS OF TH6 TAYLEUR.—Mr. CARDWiLL. in answer to Mr. Hamilton. stated that Captain Walker had been despatched to Ireland to make the strictest ...