... Board( to institute an inquiry into the conduct of Captain N 'ble in connection with the loss of the un- fortimurate shi p Tayleur. Tfhis is only as it ought to be, b and is due to the outraged feelings of the sufferers by I this sad calamity. Captain Noble ...

... screw or paddle steamer from MO to 200 tons is wanted to charter for plying on the coast of Spain. The wreck of the ship Tayleur, wrecked on Lambs,' Island, is advertised fur sale; but the salvors will not be guaranteed possession of the goods found in ...

... built, both, of course, built of The magnificent Rocks, Cape Scotia, and out doard, about 20 remain to than were saved the Tayleur; ch anaes the number on we hear little or nothing about it. Again, the to Philadelphia, on the Copelands, no lives were lost ...

... foreigners. 7'he wreck of the Tayleur , dished to atoms shallow sophisms, and all that ' the organ of political economy got to say now is, that there is a patent for reefing topsails by machinery, and that if the unfortunate Tayleur had had this machinery in ...

... Campdeti Grove, Kensington, on the 22.1 inst., Col. Francis Heitman ' of the Madras army, aged 58. Drowned, on board the ship Tayleur, off Lambsy Leland, on the 21st inst., Mary Lyons (wife of Mr. John Harper) children, vis.:—Euphemia, infant; William, aged ...

... THE TAT LEIIIL tug steamers and • sloop, with divers, have been for some thne at work at the wreck of the ill-fated ship Tayleur, and have succeeded in recovering • portion of her valuable cargo. consisting chiefly of bale goods. The goods thusrecovered ...

... compass, as recommended by Capt. Walker, the government emigration officer, during the recent inquiry into the case of the Tayleur in Dublin, a patent log, and other scientific instruments. 111 fact, no expense has been spared to render her a perfectly ...

... and would not be bound to recognise the agreement with Mr. Shannon. , The brokers then invited the gentlemen to bid for the Tayleur according to the condition which had been read, upon which much laughter ceased by • gentleman shouting out—' I'll give you ...

... contemplate; but that of the Tayleur is such as to excite universal indignation. The Annie Jane's destruction and terrible I. ss of life among the Hebrides was a dreadful event, but it was in the darkness of night. The Tayleur was, in open day, and under ...

... at the Brokers’ Sale Room, 3 York uildings, Dale HE HULL, RIGGING, and APPUR- TENANCES, forming the Wreck of the Iron Ship TAYLEUR, as it lies off Owners do not guarantee Purchasers any right or were Vessel; but it is that are of value will be found in ...

... scarlet fever, Eliza- beth, aged 6 years, only daughter of Mir Alexander Wylie, acceeounlant. 1- Drowined, ol board the ship Tayleur, off Lambay Island, on :0 the 21st instant, ?? Lyons (wife of Air John Harper) and rg children, viz. :-Euphemia, infatit ; ...

... prosecution took He was nut bound to answer juestion unless he pleased to do 30. John late captain of the Tayleur, was then ex- amined—I was ain of the Tayleur; the log-book is not saved; I have m: one as well as could from we left Live Tha abou noon on Thursday ...