... '31. H.-No. Novice should apply to a surrogate. R. F. N.-Of wood. The Bronze Statue in our next. The Lines on the Tayleur are declined. We have forwarded the letter as to the raising of the Tay- i leur to the agents. A. B. S.-Addrcss Captain ...

... LINES ON THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. | BY B.H B. th Bring the AMoli=n lyre, hi And o'er It cypress wreathe! at Lend to the evening wind to Its strings-a dirge to breathe; to . A requiem solemn, slow- th A dirge for spirits fled; to A sad, enloglous flow ...

... 36 ; also a box lid, with G. Betts, ship Tayleur, Melbourne ; also a nsahogany table, with the name Archibald im'Larrn. No doubt exists as to their being petit of the wreck of the unfortunate Tayleur, and they have consequently been secured for ...

... Merthyr-Tydvil, to whom thu use a Humasse Society awarded a sum of £10 for his noble con- tha ,educt at the wreck of the Tayleur, has acknowledged the ing 'ecompitment paid to him in an appropriato letter. He con states, after requesting, the society's ...

... grounds. LOSS OF TUE TAYLEUR. EHer Majesty the Queen, with her a-customed anxiety to aid the distressed, bhs forwarded 2h1. to Mr. Russell, of the Commercial Buildings, to be applied in relieving the sufferers by the loss of the Tayleur. The Marquis of L ...