... THE TAYLEUR. We are glad to find that further inretiigationa are in progreM with reapect thia unfortunate ahip,. which hope will tend to renore many of the painful impreaaiona now oa the public mind to her efficiency and general condition. Mr. Grantham ...

... ISLAND. The coroner’s jury, who held an investigation of several days’ duration on several the bodies lost by the wreck the Tayleur, found the following verdict, after an hour’s deliberation . find that Edward Bewley and Henry Cunninghamc were drowned the ...

... the ship Appleton, of London, in Hen of services rendered by the pdots board S. Mitchell's boat, the ult., (the night the Tayleur was lost), by bringing said ship safely into harbour, although a sea was running at the same time mountains high. It appeared ...

... Liverpool, Mr. James Kent : 26th January, 1851 , Sir —You will no doubt have heard ere this of the dreadful loss the Ship “Tayleur,” which sailed lor Melbourne the same day as the Indian Queen. many of the relatives of our passengers will naturally be very ...

... Liverpool, 2611 i January, 1854. Mb. James Kent Sir —You will no doubt have heard ere this of the dreadful losa the Ship “Tayleur,” which sailed Melbourne the same day as the ...

... MEN—I beg to enclose three pounds from self and family, towards the fund in collection for the survivors the wreck of the Tayleur.—- Your obedient servant, O. PIIIBBS. Messrs. Boyle, Low, Pim, & Co.” “27, Upper Merrion-stmd, Jan. 27th, 1834. Gentlemen ...

... of persons, the m-eater portion of them Irish, perished. The vessel to which this awful calamity occurred was the Tayleur, John Tayleur, Capt. Noble, bound to Melbourne with emigrants. See sailed from Liverpool Thursday forenoon, with li. )l) passengers ...

... above all, prevent such dreadful calamities the dangers of the channel voyage always sure to lead to, in the case of the Tayleur and Victoria, it must adopted. The Foynes line will connect Waterford with the western shore of Ireland. Your . fine harbour ...

... error, renders it desirable that more care should be bestowed this subject; and it is extraordinary the commander of the Tayleur —who holds a fimt-class certifi ate, and who, in consequence having passed su'di excellent examination, was recommended bv ...

... gentleman was seized Tuteday, the severity of which left little or no hope of his final recovery.— Evening Mai/. The Sine Tayleur. —The divers have succeeded in recovering a portion of the cargo of this unfortunate ship. ...

... with the property and lit of thoaa who trust their discretion, no legal responsibility incurred. The parties who tent the Tayleur to tea without as* certaining whether she could answer the helm, or if her gear and tackle were in working order, may wince ...

... Mr. Kf.nt : 26th January, 1854. ■cr—a. TVEaR Sir—You will no doubt have * heard ere this of the dreadful loss of the Ship “Tayleur, which sailed lor Melbourne the same day the Indian Queen. As many of the relatives of our passengers will naturally be very ...