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... THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. We shall probably receive the verdict of the coroner's jury in reference to this unfortunate affair before the hour for going to press; but the evidence is now in our hands, a notice of one point respecting which there is unhappily ...
... WRECK or tat TAYLEUR—THE OCEAN CHILD. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DUBLIN EVENING MAIL. 22, Herbert-place, Dublin, February 22d, 1854. Sir—I am happy to say that I have discovered the relatives of the little fellow saved from the wreck of the Tayleur, who has been ...
... circumstances; from what I have heard I should say there was a sufficient crew on board the Tayleur; American ship would have carried fewer hands; the captain of the Tayleur, accoroing to his own statement, did everything that prudence and good seamanship would ...
... Marine Board to institute inquiry into the conduct of Captain Noble, in connection with the loss of the unfortunate ship Tayleur. Two charges are, it is said, to be brought against Captain Noble—6rst, of neglect in not making use of the lead; and secondly ...
... Hamilton said, that in putting the question, of which he had given notice, respecting the late most deplorable wreck of the ahip Tayleur, by which more than 360 persons had met, at noonday, with an untimely end, he hoped the house would allow him to observe that ...
... that of Prince Albert and his brethren the Trinity House, would have gone some way towards providing an asjlum, in wbich the Tayleur might have found shelter from the storm of Saturday night. ...
... herewith for publication a list of contributions, in answer to appeal last week, for the Infant Boy saved from the wreck of the Tayleur. The amount, 651.155. 10d., together with such other sum* as may be forwarded to me, I shall invest in the names of two trustees ...
... ashore ou the coast between Portrane and Mallhide. They were supposed to bare been those of persons lost in the ill-fated Tayleur, but none of them could identified. The fact having been reported to Mr. Dans, one of the county coroners, he did not consider ...
... THE DANGERS OF THE IRISH CHANNEL. The lamentable catastrophe the emigrant ship, John Tayleur,' ia additional proof to many which this winter has produced, of the danger of Liverpool as port of departure for the Western World. The ill-fated vessel left ...
... FOR DEBATE IN THE COMMONS SEE SUPPLEMENT. THE TAYLEUR. We copy the following document from the Evening Freeman of Wednesday : Lambay Island, Friday, 27th Jan- 185f. Sir—We, the undersigned, take the liberty of informing the public through the medium ...
... announce to the many persons in England and Ireland, who took a warm interest in the young infant saved from the wreck of the Tayleur, that the life then so wondrously preserved has just been closed. 1 have this morning received a let'er from the Rev. John ...
... DISASTERS AT SEA. Loss of the Brazil Screw Steam-ship Olinda.— Scarcely had the excitement caused by the loss of the ill fated Tayleur subsided, when the inhabitants of Liverpool have been startled by the announcement that the South American and General Steam ...