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... ad: muted the Tayleur was, in anything but an efficient state as to her crew, to carry her passengers with due regard to their safety, than railway companies, who, I believe, do their beat to insure safety to tea: yellers. _ The Tayleur, I see by your ...
... eiatody, and, it is probable,-Mill be tried at the wises. A considerable quantity of the cargo of the no: fortunate ship Tayleur, sunk off Lambay Is: land, has been rinsed by means of divers, who have been at work for some time put. A portion ofthe g ...
... Agement. SHIP TATLZEIL—There has been • ana of £3,000 subscribed in Liverpool. for the sufferers by the loss of the ship Tayleur in Dublin bay, which sum is to be appropriated to procuring an °atilt to replace that lost by the passengers on their second ...
... Melntyre, of Stroke:Worm, County Roscommon, to Miss Margaret Var of Callan, County Kilkenny. DIED. Lost, on board the ship Tayleur, Lowboy Island, Arthur Wt. Oen% fourth of the late Lieutenant Colonel L'Erstrenge, of Moyston, in this county, aged 27 years ...
... this day in the case of the Tayleur, was vim pertly made known in general evidence, partly . -abed by himself. He allowed the ship to put ' with sii hundred emigrants on hoard, without . • that she would float. The Tayleur, , en, t left dock when she ...
... of eggsi. and the good things made with them, feed your fowls as above, and you will complain of them no RICAN PAPER. THZ TAYLEUR—SeveraI bodies, undoubtedly those of male and female pasaengera by the Tay: leur, have been washed ashore in addition to those ...
... departure of the above-named ill-fated vessel in the following tattering terms, copied from the Northeris Daily Boer . The Tayleur, one of the most splendid ships that floats, leaves the Mersey this day (Friday) for Melbourne, not haring of her immense ...
... would, if I was leatherin' some o' them cowardly Lascars and Chinese that formed part o' the crew o' the ill-fated 'John Tayleur.' To say that in such an ezthremity they'd think of nothing hut saving their own unsavoury caresses.— How different from the ...
... fearM indeed. We may add that thee. eel had bosoms a *tat wreak and gone to piece& ANOTRZR ACOottre. At noun on Tbunday the Tayleur, Captain Noble, a magnificent vessel, of the White Star line of Pilkington and Wibmn, left the Mersey for Metbourne, without ...
... and the entire satisfaction given by him to his owners, Captalu Noble was seks:ted to take charge of their new &hip, the Tayleur, which has proved herself so wearnotate. Tee Calm. —Repeated eminent' have been ulnas the ill advised selection the ...
... tisk day in the of the Tayleur, was was portly made known in general evidence, partly dasortbed by himself. He allowed the ship to put to sea. sk hundred emigrants on board, without In fact, k that she would float. lbs Tayleur, It would aim, left dock ...
... Marine Board to institute an inquiry into tke conduct of Captain Noble, in connection with the lose of the unfortunate ship Tayleur. Two charges are, it is said, to be brought against Captain Noble—lint, of neglect in not making use of the lead; and secondly ...