... attempt to defend the last rag of protection at the expense of constituents of his own, connected with the unfortunate Tayleur. His colleague, Mr. Horsfall, was obliged to rise on behalf of Liverpool, and save her from her friend. The Liverpool Albion ...

... Captain Orred, Major Mansergh, Lieut.-Colonel Blackburn, Messrs. John Clare Philip Benneck, Delemere, Edward Tayleur, Wm. Clare, and Henry Tayleur, partners of the Bank-quay Company, J. Geddes, Morris, Carlyle, G. H. Fletcher, Hamilton, Adams, Lang, (of ...

... consideration the reports made by Captain Beeehy, R.N. on the loss of the Annie Jane, and by Captain Walker on the foss of the Tayleur, are of opinion that no passenger ship should be permitted in future to clear out without having an Azimuth compass on board ...

... consideration the reports made by Captain Beechy, R.N. on the loss of the Annie Jane, and by Captain Walker on the loss of the Tayleur, are of opinion that passenger ship should be permitted in future to clear out without having an Azimuth compass on board ...

... abandoned, and her captain and two men were picked up by the Cornelia, arrived here. FEB. B.—The divers report that the Tayleur has parted at the stern, and the decks abaft burst up, the cargo being strewn about on the bottom. Birapros 31.—The Argentina ...

... 310,012 passeggers ; and the number of wrecks was 60, involving a total lossef 1,567 live. This return does not include the Tayleur, which was lost in January of the .present year. The excessive mortality on board Australian vessels followed the acceptance ...

... chicken-hearted Mantalini's this is no place, and would be but wasting their sweetness. F. J. WEBB. THE COMPASSES OF THE TAYLEUR. TO THE EDITOR, OF THE ALBION. SIR,—I am obliged by your insertion of my letter to Mr. Gray in your paper of the 6th instant ...

... compass on board • but in Liverpool it was the exception, rather than the rule, for a vessel to be provided with one. The Tayleur had not one on beard, but if she had had it would not have averted the disaster thatovertook her. With regard to surgeons ...

... the inquiries instituted by the Board of Trade, and the reports issued by that department on the loss of the Annie Jane and Tayleur, fail to settle the point or destroy the crotchets that these losses have created. As a general rule we think it will be fully ...

... inquiries instituted by the Board of Trade * and the reports issued by that department on the loss of the Annie Jane and Tayleur, fail to settle the point or destroy the crotchets that these losses have created. As a general rule we think it will be fully ...

... 310,012 passengers; and the number of wrecks was 60, involving a total loss of 1,567 live. This return does not include the Tayleur, which was lost in January of the present year. The excessive mortalitY on board Australian vessels followed the acceptance ...

... compass on board; but in Liverpool it was the exception, rather than the rule, for a vessel to be provided with one. The Tayleur had not one on board, but if she had had it would ~ not have averted the disaster that overtook her. With regard to surgeons ...