... last we stated that Messrs. Kenyon, of this town, who had a valuable freightage for Australia on board the unfortunate John Tayleur, were insured in the Royal Insurance Office. This was an error. The Royal is not a marine insurance office, we are reminded ...

... LIDDELL trusted that a searching inquiry would be made by the Board of Trade into the circumstances of the loss of the ship Tayleur. After a few observations from Sir. S. Pechcl, Mr. HENLEY admitted the bill for the consolidation of laws relative to the ...

... on Monday morning of the total loss of the magnificent new iron emigrant-ship John Tayleur, on the Irish coast, on her passage from Liverpool to Melbourne. The Tayleur sailed from the Mersey at noon on Thursday, with a fine south-east wind, in tow of ...

... the battle at sea. In the emigrant ships the Annie Jane and Tayleur 167 more lives have been lust than at the battle of Trafalgar. At the battle of the Nile the loss was 218 men—in the Tayleur 290 human beings met a watery grave! and already except among ...

... was 14, 312; and in Ireland 15,280. THE TaYLEUR. — It is expected that, in a few days, the Marine Board will institute .an enquiry iuto the eou.'.ict of Captain Noble, late commander of the unfortunate ship Tayleur, recently wrecked on Lambay Island. Tbe ...

... error renders it desirable that more care should he bestowed on this subject; and it extraordinary that the commander of the Tayleur —who holds firstclass certificate, and who, in consequence of having passed such an excellent examination, was recommended ...

... application. SADDLEWORTH. WRECK OF THE ~ JOHN TAYLEUR STATEMENT OF JONATHAN CARTER, OF DELPH. The Chronicle of last week contained a full account of tho frightful calamity which bad befallen the Tayleur on the rocks of Lambay Island. Two young men, named ...

... Stevens, his agent in London, to pur- chase 3,000 volumes of standard works as a nucleus of a library. The wreck of the Tayleur, as she now lies off Lambay Island, was sold by auction at Liverpool on Monday for £480. It was stated that the cordage, canvas ...

... Liddell trusted that a searching enquiry would be made by the Board of Trade into the circumstances of the loss of the ship Tayleur. — After a few observations from Sir G. Pechell, Mr. Henley admitted that tbe bill for consolidation of the laws rela- tive ...

... chant ship, from the United States. The Queen has contributed £25 towards the relief of the sufferers by the wreck of the Tayleur. The Bank of England will commence business at tea o'clock in the morning, instead of nine, on and after th* Ist of March ...

... of an average tonnage of 844,058 tons, manned by crews to the number of 8,837 men. — Liverpool paper. The Wreck or the Tayleur.— The inquest was brought to a conclusion on Monduy eveuing, when the jury returned the following verdict :— That the parties ...

... Herald states that the late Hannay Cunningham, Esq., surgeon, who distinguished himself so nobly the disastrous wreck of the Tayleur, in which he perished, practised for some time in West Regent-street, in that city. He left Glasgow for Australia about eighteen ...