... Hamilton, Mr CARDWELL said the Board of Teals had dirreed inquiry to be made into the circumstances under which the ship Tayleur had put to sea. Lord J. RUSSELL stated that • Reform Bill would be proposed for Scotland by the Lord Advocate. The Marquis ...

... the loss of the ysical science an im- aud the change in the action of the compasses in the facts connected with the wreck Tayleur, which, will be remembered, was an iron ship, the that her compasses (three adapted for guidance) were all “ ious to sailing ...

... of boat No. 2, who has since gone to sea in his boat, but who he made the following verbal statement. He says he took the Tayleur to sea on Thursday last, the ship being in tow of the steam.tug Victory. Whilst the wind one light the steamer continued lowing ...

... of a very considerable number of females. SHOULD THE GOVERNMENT EMIGRATION INSPECTORS, WHO SANCTIONED THE SAILING OF THE TAYLEUR, NOT RE INDICTED ON A CHARGE OF CULPABLE HOMICIDE? Is; our last we had to record the loss of a Clyde steamer on her route ...

... produced by the various combinations of excellence. Near seven hundred happy,joyous, hearty emigrants are placed on board the Tayleur, bound for Australia. They have gleaned the fields of their native land—they have toiled late and early—they have begged and ...

... LATE H. CUNNINGHAM, ESQ., THE SHIP TAYLEUR. ee nen Dairy Matt. Sir,—As many newspaper paragraphs, in some respects conflicting and imperfect, are at present in circulation re- garding Mr Cunningham, surgeon of the Tayleur, it may gratify the public feeling ...

... of folowing is a continuation Bird Page our SALE OF THE TAYLEUR. attracted to the office of Messrs Cunard, Munn, and Co., Li the wreck 11 consequence of an announcement the ill-fated iron Tayleur, as she now lies off Lambay The con- Island, would be offered ...

... hostile feehog pervading the entire nation against Russia. AWFUL SHIPWRECK. FOUR HUNDRED LIVES LOST. Dratm, Tuesday. The ship Tayleur, from Liverpool to Melbourne with emigrants, was totally wrecked, on Saturday morning, Lambay Island, outside the liay of ...

... sea) to the build, outfit, and saageatent of ships, you ask ono or two question; I will eadeavour to answer. You my, The - Tayleur we. an iron skip, and eke sank like cannon bell when she had once struck; and then you inquire Would this have been the ...

... bitterly would it be repented of should an opposing gale catch the ship the next day somewhere about the place where the Tayleur met the stonn, and drive her on the coast or Ireland to meet a worse than the TayPew's fate? Bat who would have to answer ...

... surveyors at the proper ports discharged the duties required by the Ant 15 and 16 Viet., e. 44. in reference to the ship Tayleur, recently wrecked at Lamhiy, and especially as regards the ascertaining and certifying that the said ship wu orthy, and that ...

... people*; prohaUa that without this timely many would bavu died of cold hunger dnnng the night. At noon on Thursday, the Tayleur, Captain Noble, a magnificent vessel, of the hite Star line of Pilkingtou and Wilson, left the Mersey for 61 el bourne, without ...