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... weather, and suffered so much damage that she was unable to continue the voyage. Her crew is as motley assemblage that of 'the Tayleur, being composed of Chinese and Lascars. These suffered so severely from the cold as to become quite useless, and it was solely ...
... emigration officers and the proper ports discharged the duties rcqqjred the act 15 and 10 Viet. c. 44. in reference to the ship Tayleur, recently wrecked at Lam bay, and especially regards the ascertaining and certifying that the said ship was seaworthy, and ...
... artificial ponds, will prove a failure, and only hasten the extinction the fish. The Fife Herald, remarking on the wreck of tbo Tayleur, says“ If such accidents continue, the civilized world will be compelled to imitate oor alow but oautioua and sure ancestors ...
... £N GLAND. Her Majesty lias graciously given to the fund for the relief of tho sufferers by the loss of the Tayleur. M. Leverricr has been appointed Director of tho Imperial Observatory of I’aris. Some interesting and gratifying facts regarding the decrease ...
... We believe there is no doubt that a man named Considine was the tinder, and that he was one of the passengers in the ship Tayleur, wrecked off Lam bay. lie left, as he stated, with the intention of going to America, but he took a passage in the above vessel ...
... The owners of the ship Tayleur having refused to make any compensation the passengers for their losses, and denied all liability for the shipwreck, a meeting of parties interested is to be held in Glasgow to consider what measures should be taken. An ...
... 3 7 3 4 14 4 52 31 3 9 47 4 20 4 54 5 26 6 1 3 28 3 4 37 10 5 44 22 flay Tor other Advertisements, see First Page. THIS TAYLEUR.” I'HE Owners of this Vessel haring denied all liability lor tb. Shipwreck, sad haring refuMd Compensalion even to the dependent ...
... upon the west shore of the Island of umbrae, by two of tlm parishioners. These words were written in pencilOn board the John Tayleur. on striking Lambay Island. Many the passengers and crew are now drowning before my eyes, and assistance. wife is also lost ...
... with the ships Erebus and Terror, the missing Arctic expedition. The young infant wondrously sared from the wreck of the Tayleur died from a chronic intestinal disorder on Wednesday, notwithstanding ererything was done for it which was in t ie power of ...
... London and tho Continental capitals. .. . „„ . 5. The fact that, whereas such bloody disasters as tliedcs truction of the Tayleur are quite fashionable ® liie Liverpool traffic, they are quite unknown On the ground, then, of economy and expedition, physical ...
... —Registrar-General's Report. Tiib Taylecr.—The relief committee lor the benefit of the survivors of those wrecked in the Tayleur at Lambay Island, have closed their labours. They received £3619 in subscriptions, which they divided principally among the ...
... in the stormy Kuxine, that the terrors and fatality of shipwreck have been experienced. Ere January closed, the ill-fated Tayleur foundered rocky coast our doors, and consigned to a grave in yawning flood, well nigh 400 of her living freight. The San Francisco ...