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... oh- I in servations which fell from him on the first nigh1t of the uld present session touching the melancholy loss of the Tayleur, and had given rise to complaint oa the -part of the owners of not that vessel, He certainly did not wish to add to the, re-I ...
... of navigating iron ships owing to the s variations of the compass caused by the attraction t of the iron. The wreck of the Tayleur was particu- I larly referred to as an instance in point, and intelli- -genes of the wreck of the United States packet a ...
... . . SHIPS' COMPASSs.S.-Mr. John Biggs, civi e; gineer, in a letter to a Liverpool journal, says tha t t wo W af ter the Tayleur was lost, and i n the same chano wh Dds esshapingtheirrcourse by compass to the Tuskar l bG t5e s tant about 80 miles, when ...
... of what kind of officers had the charge L y ,t of those emnigrant ships, they had only to look at the recent v 11 ?? the Tayleur. If they read the able report of Capt. qt e Walker they would see that that alone maede out a case for t ainquiry. It was ...
... each alien, with the date of his naturalisationA from the passing of the aforesaid act to the present time. TEE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. On the motion of Mr. LIDDELL, copy of the rerort and evidence taken before the Liverpool Marine Boar , in the cue of Captain ...