... women half an hour, and it bs distressing to know tuat 01 w \ and children on board three were ouly savea. which ' The John Tayleur 2,220 of AustTaliau ! formed one of the Liverpool W lute BOH lI e v . f Mel . packets, sailed from the Mersey on Thursday ...

... inquest on the bodies of the child of Dr. Cunningham and Edwd Kaly, second mate, who lost their lives by the wreck of the Tayleur, was commenced on Friday week, at tbe village of Malahide, on the shore opposite the island of Lambay. Mr. H. Davis was the ...

... the department of practical art in the School of Design, were alike generous and well considered. The magnificent iron shit Tayleur, last week, left Liverpool for Melbourne, with about 600 passengers, seemingly with as good prospects of making her arduous ...

... occupied the chair; and the gentlemen present included the Revs. W. Sinclair, H. R. Reynolds, N. J. Godfery, W. Guest, C. B. Tayleur, (of Otley, Suffolk,) G. W. Conder, P. J. Saffery, (travelling Secretary of the Society,) G. Woolmer, G. B. De Renzi, R. Brewer ...

... of a merchant ship, from the United States. Her Majesty has given £25 for the relief of the sufferers by the wreck of tbe Tayleur. Lord Dudley Stuart has just returned from Constantinople. His lordship, on Satuiday and Sunday, had interviews with the leading ...

... The of Austria arrived at Munich on the Bth. £3.500 have already been subscribed for the benefit of the passengers by tbe Tayleur. The health of Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester continues gradually to improve. Advices from Odessa state that ...

... Legislature to forma the sale of beer aud spirits on Snndav. Capt. Walker's report to the Board of Trade on ™ ? , of the Tayleur has been presented. He thinks the wreck was solely owing to the fact that the compasses were not in order. Ihe number of British ...

... certainly of indistinctness in its formularies, and possibly of many false teachers who now fatten on its emoluments. The Tayleur.— Further investigations are in progress with respect to this unfortunate ship, which, we hope, will tend to remove many of ...

... Rev. J. H. Armstrong a , m , na PPy tO , fay that I have discovered the relatives b«P,, in ™ if IIOW from the wreck of the Tayleur, who has Arthur PhL i° USe th T> st f OUr^ weeks - 11 appears that he is S °° °L°^ ]ea J G ?P th > w ho been formerly sm™ ...

... doubtless would have perished had it not been for the extraordinary care of the captain. Probably other vessels-for instance, the Tayleur—may have been lost from some such simple cause. The compasses have the name of Hewitson Newcastle on them. The Tynemouth a ...

... be prevented by the adoption of additional precautions, one of which—suggested by the official report on the loss of the Tayleur—is that no passenger-ship should in future be cleared by the officeis of the , Board with a less crew than four men to each ...

... probate ou Monday of the will made before his embarkation, of Mr. Thomas Blauky, acting master of the Terror. The ill-fated Tayleur, as she now lies off Lambay Island, has been sold by auction at Liverpool, for £480. She was an entirely new ship of 2,000 ...