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... againist fo r his oppressors.-Youlao, &C., HENleY D06WELL. this 08, 31orpoth-buildiiigs, Birkienlseard. ex LOSS OF THlE TAYLEUR. Bei TO THE SSDITORS OF' Tise LIVERPOOL NILROlty-itT. Gentlemen-lit my foroser letter I vwrote as if in doubt of ?? fact (weiich ...
... diminishing the a expenses thereof. T e THE TAYLEUR. 9 In reply to Mr. Hamilton, u f Mr. CARDwELL said the board of trade had directedt inquiry to be made into the circumstances under which r t the ship Tayleur had put to sea. a REFORM BILL FOR SCOTLAND: ...
... wqnt into the pas ?l liver on Sabbath, at noon, the 15th instant. As might Pid inm be expected, when. I visited her from the Tayleur that dist es, same afternoon, thingpwere not in asufficiuitly advanced fast Lre. state to admit of her people being gathered ...
... menagerie continues to be well attended, and ought to be visited by all lovers of natural ?? alt-t. Captain Noble, late of the Tayleur, arrived in Liver- i pool Ol Tuesday morning last from Dublin, on his way to ?? The gross receipts of the six benefits given ...
... price. Mr. Horsfall pointed out te that his colleague was in error on a former evening of when he attributed the loss of the Tayleur to the cl great number of foreigners among the crew: she is had only 14 foreign seamen, a smaller number re than she would ...
... referring to the suggestion to for throwing open the coasting trade, asserted Ge that the main cause of the loss of the Tayleur was for ;Y the inefficiency of the crew, who were collected an In from the most profligate class and belonged to lar a almost ...
... Hamilton, rMr. CARDWELL said the- Board of Trade had directed 3 inquiry to be made into the circumstances under which the ship Tayleur had put to sea. f . REFORM BILL YOU SeOTLAND. 3 Lord J. RUSSELL stated that a reform bill would be proposed for Scotland by ...
... Mutte, and Co., in ee8 nhprkrysterday afternoon, in corrsequence of an tir amn announceenret tirat the wreck of the iron srip Tayleur, Er in as she nose lies off Latubay Islan3, swould be offered for wt to sale by auction. The conditions of vale stated that ...
... in London, on Wednesday, to an Ameriean collector. Several bodies, undoubtedly those of male and female passengers by the Tayleur, have been washed ashore in addition to those already mentioned, between Malahide and the Skerries. One of those has been ...
... Port- D - lan BayAustrlia. It is supposed that the ?? a belonged to ones of the passengers on board thle ill-fated 01 : Tayleur. Information of the circumstance has been sent g, -to the proper ?? Free Prece. a 11LABOUR AND WAGES 11N THE SALT DISTRICcTS ...
... evil Yvilli I am sure, be found strily in the fen 4, aitgination. Ineto iyu ae ilolgnouec &. to We. ac 4CO.MPASSES OlF -ToV TAYLEUR AND ei~ 8g1XPS,4lPqERALLY. P d TO THE EDcTOa54OFTP3~P LIVERPOOL MgIkotllAY. 1eJGik;DTLErMEN,-Tho melauclialy affair of the ...
... the section adjourned. SATURDAY. The Rev. Dr. Scoresby commenced the proceedings by J reading a paper On the loss of the Tayleur, and the c changes in the action of the compasses in iron I ships. There were perhaps few subjects, he said, of I more practical ...