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... STAR LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKrETS. ;cs Loading Berth, Salthouso Dock. FOR MELBOURNE. a ce Ships. Tons. Captain. To sail. iot TAYLEUR ?? - 4000N o L ?? 5th Jas. l tt- IOWA ?? . 18000 .. . R zzD ?? 6 th Feb. BEN ?? 500- MatsHFION - T. o followv. slil FOR ...
... Caplalin. To sail. . 0t TAYLEUR ?? ?? ?? Jase. It- GOLDEN ERA .. 1 ?? HT ?? Feb.. BEN ?? ?? follow. TI eh FOR MELBOURNE, PORT PHILLIP, (Larsdiig Passengers aiid their Luggage at the or Whaen), The magrififcoiit nest elipper-ship -, TAYLEUR, 3. B~ No otCoamnider-; ...
... at moderate ?? 1ge, further particulars apply to E JAMES M~. WALTEEW, 46, Chapel-street. will the NOTICE TO PASSENGERS PER TAYLEUR. Fie -Luggage must be alongside the Vessel This Day (Friday), the F 13tb, mad Paswrngers prepared to embark to-maorrow, ltce ...
... register. Tuie ~TAYLE-UR is now in ~the River, and wvill clear TuisDA f~uesoday), tlto 17th inetant. ('WHITE STAS LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS. (h Loading Berth, Salthouse Dock. wi Ships. Tonls. Captains. Destination. To sail. rival,' -TAYLEUR.400.0..B.oLE ...
... RELIGIOUS SERVICES ON BOARD AUSTRALIAN | EMIGRANT SHIPS. ty b, E111U.i11AAT' inoirZ. thsa y THE EAGLE AND THE TAYLEUR. bhot e Through Divine mercy I have been permittedtore-commence woe y nmy pleasing labourc among the multitudes who are leaving awe c ...
... wqnt into the pas ?l liver on Sabbath, at noon, the 15th instant. As might Pid inm be expected, when. I visited her from the Tayleur that dist es, same afternoon, thingpwere not in asufficiuitly advanced fast Lre. state to admit of her people being gathered ...
... B. Porter, Parsboro-Commodore, Prince Edward's Island- Alexandria, Stevenson. Baltimore. SAILED.-Indian Queen, till, and Tayleur, Noble, for - Melbourne-Marmion, Hadley, Ncw York-Decima, Baak, Africa-Surinam, M'Kenzie, Rio Janeiro-Gaspe, Vin- cent, L ...
... whio h reached Liverpool yesterday morning-namely, thhe total less of the splendid new iron ship Tayleur, bound from this port for Melbourne. The Tayleur was a new ship of 2200 tons register, and -was commaiinded by Captain Noble, a goiitlemuan of cx- ...
... JbRt sloolo, and lest he ir topmast and ?? Phiwb Mtsev Jo has pitt its vifti mahissail split. Sting )U DUBrLIN, JAN. 22.-The Tayleur (iros sicip), from Liverpool tueI s.for Melbourne, ?? on Lembny. Island, yester- for is r;doy noorning. She struck in a violesi ...
... gage. od at ,at. - I POMI I ,th it. ditto), ce the .arket- I 1 * -pom TIFE BELTS!I LIFE-BELTS I LIFE BELTS I L 'LOSS OF THE'TAYLEUR, IN DUBLIN BlAY. I- UPWARDS OF FOUR HUNDRED HUMAN BEINOS DROWNED. This I The hoeftes nfrtlaeerosoldhave saved their Ive ha ...
... passengers saved say they will not pro- a, ceed. id. It has been ascertained that the total number of persons o on board the Tayleur was 579. Of these 2915 have been c., avad, leavine 283 unaccounted for. ?? We leam that a letter has been received from Captain ...
... Manchester; or at No. 47, Victoria-place, Bridge-street, Bilieniseatd. IFB BELTS! LIFE BELTS!I LIFE BELTS!I L LOSS OF TilE TAYLEUR, IN DUBLIN BAY. 5O5, UPWARDS OF FOUR HUNDRtED IJUDIAN BEINGS DROWNED. ?? ecra The whlole of these unifrrterrite persona w ...