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... and stern-fnuns out. Stiuvukb, Fib. 10.—Some beds, beddintr, weiring ippsirl, empty casks and barrels, to hare belonged the Tayleur, being drifted between Borghbea-i and Gif ran The Lord Ashburton, from 8u John’s, N. 8., which pot into Queenstown waterlogged ...
... ces. From what I have heard, I should say there was sufficient crew on board of the | Tayleur. American -hip would have carried fewer bands. captain of the Tayleur, according to his own statement, did everything that prudence and good seamanship would ...
... Cantwell’s favour-£3OO damages, and costs. j _ Her Majesty has contributed to the fund for the relief of tile sufferers in the Tayleur tragedy. Fair The February fair of this town was held the Olh instant. The stock was largo ami generally of an excellent quality ...
... qr, according quality. The market closed steadily. reported that the underwriters have refused pay the insurance upon the Tayleur passengers. Much anxiety evinced for tho result ol tho inquest. . Produce Market. —Sugar very quiet, and no sales reported ...
... Liverpool 1 Mercary, of Tuesday, says th has been received from Captaia Noble, but it ec account of the cause | saster of the Tayleur. ting Like an accurate It appears that he biowa away in the gale of Friday and Saturday His radder—a pateot one—is comp!sined ...
... was 1,568. Loss the Tayleur —Her Majesty the Queen, with her accustomed anxiety to aid the distressed, has forwarded £25 to Mr. Russell, of the Commercial Buildings, to be applied relieving the sufferers by the loss of the Tayleur. Captain Beaufov, Staff ...
... be entitled to the rents. TsE 6TAracuR. -The relief committee for the benefit of the survivors of those wrecked in the Tayleur at Lambay Island, have closed their labours. They re- ceivedt £3,619 in subscriptions, which they divided principally among ...
... SELECTED POETRY EPISODE OF THE “TAYLEUR.” (That which the Tayleur was wrecked | upon the rocks of was marked wmn than one incident worthy of the poet's pen. these, the aasioK of the Infant, which has since elicited the aetWs eharity generous public, is ...
... marked ** 11. M-36;” also box-lid, with 0. Betti, ship Tayleur, Melbourne;” also mahogany table, with the name Archibald M. Larn.” No doubt existaa thoir being part of the wreck of the unfortus nate Tayleur, and they have consequently been secured for the benefit ...
... the bay Luce, Wig ton; also a large quantity of planks, deals, battens, cask of oil, and some empty package s, marked ** Tayleur,’* have found on Uic South Shore. Isle of Man. Tbc schooner Reindeer, of South Amber, from to New York, was loot in lat 33 ...
... before our readers, Captain Walker proceeds thus Prom careful consideration of the evidence, I of opinion that the loss of the Tayleur was occasioned by the master making hit calculations and placing his position on the chart, upon the soppoaitiou that the ...
... nervous system. Sines’ CoMPAs-sia.—Mr. John Biggs, civil engineer, in letter to Liverpool journal, says that two days after the Tayleur was lost, and tho same channel, when shaping their course by compass to the Tuskar Light, distant about miles, when the weather ...