... DREADFUL WRECK. LOSS OF THlE TAYLEUR AND ABOUT 300 LIVES. I As brieflymentieo~nc iii our List, accountsl Wore received at jiveorpool, enl Molnday wveek, of the total loss of the niognitlcent. ne rn mgant ship Tayleur, onl the Icisli coast., on her pas ...

... Sligo. kw !He iad been in-prison since the 8th of March. Ld A considerable quantity of cargo has been raised from. the d Tayleur.' A portion of the goods have-been disposed of in flu- d hIm by. public sale, and realised about £1,000. It appears, from ...

... business.-Basffhirae Journal. EasIN.-We regret to learn that accounts have been received, that, among the parties lost in the Tayleur were two from, this district-Mr Peter Thain, late baker here, and his wife, who, it appears, were on board, along with a male ...

... CnILD.-The amount of £60 15s 4d has been X is subscribed for. the unknown iufant who was saved from the d en wreck of the Tayleur. al 0 ...

... important communica- s9and tions from the Rev. Dr Scoresby. The subjimt of one of the If the papers is on. the loss of the ship Tayleur, and the changes to thywhich thecmasaton is liable in iron ships. The same Ldow- gentleman also intends reading a paper on ...

... exceed in size and brilliancy the Koh-i-nooar. Her Majesty has given £25 to the subscription for the sur- t vivors of the Tayleur. Sir John Bowling, the new Governor of Hongkong, left Lon- B don on Saturday for the purpose of proceeding to the seat of ...

... wife and child, likewise from Glas- au s- gow, perished. Two young men belonging to Montrose were stl ii passengers with the Tayleur. One of them, David Angus, son ac Is of ,,r John Angus, meson, hss been saved; but the 'other, w, Ic named William Scott, ...

... TAEYLE'J.-TivO tug steamers and a rr sloop, with divers, have been. for some time at work at the e wreck of thesill-fated shipI Tayleur,- and, have succeeded in re- covering a portiou of her, valuable cargo, consisting chiefly of b bale goods. The goods thus ...

... by the i present law; and he suggested various expedionts for their im. prevemient.- He referred to the recent case of the Tayleur h( us au example of fatal neglect of the Goverument.regtilations. at Mr PF. PeeZ remarked that some of Mr O'Connell's remarks ...

... putting them up- again. Sir George Pecliel referred to certain circumstances cennsc : -with the sailing properties of the Tayleur, as brought out at the - inquest, and thought it highly desirable that the opinion of a scientific officer should be taken ...