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... Charge. and - Paseengers for Sydney, Geeletig, and Adelaide, by the Tayleur, will be forwarded from Melbourne at the expenea of the ebip.- Shipa. Tone. Comnmandere. Deetination. To sail. TAYLEUR 0300. .J. NoBLt.Melbourne.. 6th Jan. 1,IOWA ..1600 ...
... charge. ti,.Passengers for Sydney, Geelong, and Adelaide, by the Tayleur, ~'fnb owrafrom Melbotrn ot tho expense of the ship. W7EIJ'rShipLI Tons. Csomoandere. Destination. To SRIl. est' TAYLEUR'i..3800..J. NOEaLE.Melboarne. .14th Jan. ooso- GOLDEN ERA ...
... T'oyleur, wvill bo forwerded from Melbourne at the expense of the ship. - Ships. Tons. Corrsnandere. Deetinatioli. To sail. TAYLEUR .. 8800.-.. NOBLE. Melbourne..14tha Jan.C GOLDEN ERA . 3080. ,PET.iDitto : In Fob. BEN NEVIS .. -2500. ...
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... THE; WRECK OF THEI ' TAYLEUR. n . - . - . . . - Ouit publication of to-day Pre sents the details of a hI frightful calamity, which we w.ore briefly announced hi on Wednesday lastz-the Wr eck of the Tayleur, an th iron vessel of noble propo1icions, of ...
... WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR.' VI Xbfl_- -J *A- - if - LIST OF PASSENGERS AND CREW SAVED. bi Win. Vevers, intermediate; Thomas Johnson, first-class; mn F. Johnson, do.; T. Ward, (10.; John Phillips, secotid-clatss ; ( Measrs. Delte, interruediate; Vonbourg, ...
... and both were drowned. When the Tayleur left Liverpool she had on board passengers, with crew of 76, making a total of 652 souls; consequently the number lost at Lambay amounts to 369, meu, women, and children. The Tayleur is stated to have been insured ...
... AMERICAN MAIL STEAM SHIP. Liverpool, Friday Night. The shock caused to this community by the untimely fate of the packet-ship Tayleur and her passengers has not subsided before intelligence is received of the wreck of another splendid vessel belonging to the ...
... he could gain by cny quarrel between capital and labout-. i:Mr. LIDDELL made some observations on the loss of lat( theid Tayleur attd the Oltela. He also drew the attention of out d- the house to the immense extent of the military resources of oh i t ...
... nt atid recotnmends that the governor and surgeon under whom ' IIt the cruelties occurred should be prosecuted., a- THE TAYLEUR'S COMPcASSES.-Mr. John Gray,wbo fitted er up the Tayletir's compasses, in a letter to the Times, denies 'y, th~at they 'ware ...
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... the grievances of naval medical officers, and by Mr. EGERTON, from Chester, in favour of reformatory sohools: Loss op the Tayleur.—Mr. G. A.HAMILTON asked the President of the Board of Trade whethsr any inquiry had been directed to be made with regard ...