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... WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR-NOTICE PASSENGERS —The surviving Passengers, insured in the MARETIME PASSENGERS' ASSL RANCE COMPAN Yowl have thrir Policies endorsed. free of expense, permitting them to sell in any other first-class ship, by application at the ether ...
... before the Tayleur struck, states that the wind was S. b. W., blowing hard; and we may therefore safely assume, from the well-known accuracy and careful observation of that able commander, that the wind was S. b. W. at the time the Tayleur struck. With ...
... Melbourne on the Ithh, had gone to pieces at Lambey, and that en awful amount of humor lite bad been sacrificed thereby. he Tayleur was a magni fi cen t iron ship built nt Warton, and of 22 ( 51 tons register. She nailed from Mersey at noon on Thursday- ...
... Member of the Council of the Island of Montserrat. Iles Majesty has given 123 to the subscription for the survivors of the Tayleur. Miss Glynn is perfortunig in Liverpool to good hou•ee A - t - rifling fire occurred late on Tuesday night in a house in ...
... it is now admitted the Tayleur was, in anything bat an effichint state as to her crew, to carry her passengers seip des regard to their safety, than railway des, who, I believe, do their best to ensure safety travellers. Tayleur, I aee by your paper of ...
... mill) Her Majesty has forwarded a subscription of £25 the sufferers by the wreck of the Tayleur. Fire Dufy —Colonel Sibthorp has given notice of motion, re-pectmg the repeal the duty on fire assurance. Although the time it one for an increase, rattier ...
... Diggers' Condition, Discovery of a Mine of Gold, Glasgow Shipping Trade for Australia, Who is to Blame for the Wreck of the Tayleur ? Good News for the Ladies IiePHUN'S AUSTRALIAN NEWS FOR FEBRUARY, Price 3d., or Stamped 4d. W. R. MTHUN. ARGYLE STREET. ...
... principle. Nothing but the most meagre and unsatisfactory accounts have yet been received respecting the melancholy loss of the Tayleur, emigrant ship. A splendid new vessel, with all the best appliances and modern improvements, is driven ashore at midday on ...
... with • very valuable cargo and full complement of pawengers, numbering about 300. Her crew, es in the caw of the ill-fated Tayleur, consisted principally of Chinese and Lascars, who molts very Inefficient women in these cold Istitinies. The vessel had scarcely ...
... ces that have made British so scares in ports that foreigners and landsmen are employed in their stead, as in the of the Tayleur. Now it is not with the view of reviving angry disarmsions that we recall attention to time that were used when the repeal ...
... with • cargo of wheat for France, and had been ordered back by the French admiral. Setrwar.er..—Dnaux, Sunday.—The ship John Tayleur, from Liverpool to Melbourne with emigrants, was totally wrecked on Saturday morning, at Lambey Island, outside the Bay of ...
... truly horrifying than the illiliwreck of the ship Tayleur reported in our ' iimprwaion of yesterday. It is scarcely possible to exag• the terrors of so frightful a catastrophe. This very aa week the Tayleur, a stately ship of more than 2000 fine bertha) ...