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... 'aking the larttr? s _ . It may b_ nad to OKUtu, of all ro- pec able Chenii ts and M.tlicine Vender?. * NOTICE TO PASSENGERS ? TAYLEUR. Luggage must be alongside Ilia Ye sel mi Wednesday, the 11 h J.iiiu.i;*y. and two following days; auO Passengers prepared ...
... sterling —pretty nearly equivalent to a loss of the public revenue of the empire for one year and a half. Thb Wreck of the Tayleur. The Tayleur is stated to have been insured for £30,000. Her cargo was estimated at £20,000, and there were in the hands of passengers ...
... circumstances, the judgment of the Court must be the respondent, but without any costs. J udginent accordingly. WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR, THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY LIVES LOST. We announce the total lone of the aplendid new inn ship Tay leer, bound tres, Liverpool ...
... WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR EMIGRANT SHIP, IMMENSE LOSS OF LIFE. A feeling of consternation was produced iv Dublin on Monday, by the news received in the course of tbe after- noon, that another fearful shipwreck had been added to the long list of those calamities ...
... beings were precipitated into the sea. Thomas Kemp, one of the surviving passengers of the Tayleur, gives the following account of the catastrophe : The Tayleur left Liverpool on Thursday, at noon, in tow of the steamer Victory, with a fine breeze from ...
... the helmet that they could gala by any qs d between capital and labour: Mr. Li made some observation* on the lost of the Tayleur and the Olinda. He also drew the *Hendon the house to the know-ale extent of military leacturevsot ituasia, and expressed ...
... passengers' arrangements were concerned, ever left the port with fairer prospects of a successful aud pleasant voyage than the Tayleur, which was amply proved by the cheering oo board as she passed down the Mersey. Lambay Island, where ihe catastrophe oc- curred ...
... Hamilton, Mr. Cabdwbll said the Board of Trade had directed an inquiry to be made iuto the circumstances uudtr which the ship Tayleur had put to sea. Lord J. Russell stated that a Reform Bill would be proposed for Scotland by the Lord Advocate. Tiie Marquis ...
... coasting ( trade, pointed to the difficulty now experienced in pro- curing able seamen, of which the late shipwreck of tbe Tayleur was a melancholy proof, and enforced the necessity of extreme prudence end deliberation wbm dealing with the subject. Passing ...
... &c. The whole of these stores were sent from Haslar. They will reach Constantinople in about a fortnight. The Wreck of the Tayleur Emigrant Ship.— An inquest has been held on two of the bodies of the unfortunate sufferers by the wreck. The evidence was ...
... iddxll trusted that a searching inquiry would be made by the Board or Trade into the circumstances of the loss ot the ship Tayleur After a few obs.rvs__ae from Sir G. Pechbll, Mr.HimT admitted that the bill for the consolida- tion of laws ?? ito the mercantile ...
... with a very valuable cargo and full complement of passengers, numbering about 300. Her crew, as in the case of the ill fated Tayleur, consisted principally of Chinese and Lascars, who make very inefficient seamen iu these cold latitudes. The vessel had scarcely ...