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... Adelaide by tb. TAYLEUR, will be forwarded from Melbourne at the expense of the Ship. WHITE STAR LINE OF AUSTRA ^LLLL^ LIAN PACKETS. Landing Passengers at the Wharf free of charge. Ships. Tons. I Commanders Destination. To sail. Tayleur 3800 j J.Noble ...
... tiarriculars apply to the Captain LOOM, Or it Mr. J ST II I SUMO, SWat.a. Swansea, Jon. 10. lONS. NOTICE TO PASSENGERS PElt TAYLEUR. Luggage must be alongside the on W the 11th January, and two following drys, and prepared to embark on the I January. l'useengere ...
... and Adelaide, by the TAYLEUR, will be forwarded from Melbourne at the expense of the Ship. WHITS STAR LINE OF ATJSTRA LIAN PACKETS. Landing Passengers at the Wharf free of charge. Ships. Tons. Commanders Destination. To sail. Tayleur 3800 J.Noble Melbourne ...
... Adelaide, by the Taylor, will lie forwarded from Melbourne at the expense of the Ship. Ships. Tons. Coin. Destination. To Sail. Tayleur 38110. J. Noble, Melbourne, 14th Jan. Golden Era —VW, Peat, Do. in Feb. Ben Nevi, 25(1), Heron, • Do to follow. Those Packets ...
... Toesdays in each week. City oF Dublin's Co.'s Office, Menai Bridge, Itlth Oct., 1853. EMIGRATION. - ( NOTICE TO PASSENGERS PER TAYLEUR. Laugqage must be alongsede the ve.ssel on zWednes- day the I1th January, and two followiyg days, and Passengersprepared to ...
... or particulars apply to Captain on board, or al Mr. .1 a Seals KS Othces, Strand, Swansea, Jan. 10. It(. TO PASSENGERS PER TAYLEUR. Luggage be alongside Teasel on Wednesday, the Ilth January, and two following dnys, end Passenger. prepared to embark on ...
... lour, togellor with 400 ol pasvenders, and several of the crew, whose time al sailirg was ads, rived the met Berithi. The Tayleur wiled from the 04.-cry at 011 Thursday at in tow of the learnt.; Victory. and by he Wean, at o'clock in the evening, shout ...
... a dearri 0,4 n had little difficulty in persuading twedenpagg4tigras: to the but of gold. They were iwng'ers on board the Tayleur, and!..so: P Carley was one of the few husban d am ing Ilia own life and that of sole . _ i t list has been opened in ...
... experienced heavy gales, but as proceeding, when spoken, rapidly, and all well, on her voyage to Melbourne. THE WRECIC OF THE TAYLEUR.—We have been informed by Mr. P. M. Iladley, contractor, of this town, that his brother, Mr. Samuel lladley, of Cambridge ...
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... are the dangers those brave, who, satisfied at home, set out to seek fortune in our distant colonies. Yesterday week the Tayleur, a stately ship of more than 2,000 tons burden, carrying a valuable cargo, freighted with nearly 600 emigrants, sailed from ...
... DREADFUL SHIPWRECK. OF A NEW IRON SHIP AND THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY AUSTRALIAN EMIGRANTS. The Tayleur, a magnificent new iron emigrant-ship, from Liverpool ler Melbourne at noon on Thumbs.. with a tine south-east wind, in tow of the steam-tug c oo ns, ...