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... crew were the first to abandon the vessel. Oar man remained in the rigging autil Sunday morning. Among the picuengers of the Tayleur Raved were a man named Carey and his wife, whose adventures invest pertions of his history with all the interest marking romance ...
... Those who esesped had to climb the foes of atom* no hey made perfectly de fi ned path, he bervd for miry end many II day the Tayleur less en ilia bottom, screw us e inlet, the nor of the bodies are acing • • alined in the *pet whore they were ltd. vO6 i raising ...
... their trans. to Lembay will accordingly delayed until the inoderatea--bansiders. Thursday unread* of of the paseenwers by the T,Ayleur arrived at Liverpool front Dublin by the Prince. They bare been oomfretably provided for by Meson Pi ington Wilson, et whose ...
... THE TAYLELT, The Tayleur measured 2501 toes new was to coin 4000 tons un a draft of 21 feet, and was the largest tree sailing vessel afloat. Her dimensions —length of keul, 210 feet; rake forward, 15 feet 4 inches; stem post take, 5 feet; over all with ...
... MANNING OF OUR MARINE. It seems plain that to the insufficiency and inefficiency of the manning of the Tayleur the awful event which cut short her voyage is to be traced. Why should there not be a Government officer whose duty it should he to see Brit ...
... WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR-NOTICE PASSENGERS —The surviving Passengers, insured in the MARETIME PASSENGERS' ASSL RANCE COMPAN Yowl have thrir Policies endorsed. free of expense, permitting them to sell in any other first-class ship, by application at the ether ...
... by the wreck of the Tayleur, was commenced on Friday morning at the village of Melahide, on the shore opposite the island of Lambay. Mr H. Davis was the acting coroner. Three witnesses gave evidence to the effect that the Tayleur was imperfectly manned ...
... is on the Island of Lsinbay. Jlr Fazgibbon, here stated that was instructed to date that the uw.:ers and charterers of the Tayleur would subscribe to the fund now bein„; raised fur the relief of the sufferers ; aud that ho was furtbn r instructed to state ...
... doubt that the erection which fell was too weak for its work, so that there need be no inquiry on that poiut.l Lam OF THE TAYLEUR. INQUEST AT MALAULDE. John Ai,lndre, siliericshire, one of the passengers on bronl, was the first witness. He said—At five ...
... OFr Ti TAY: aa horrible is the loss of Tayleur, with more than 370 souls, of which number were women and two girls only been saved. 19th, with « fair wind, it is said, but in what the pilot even ing of » 80 essential to a bound down Channel, but the wind ...
... prosecution took He was nut bound to answer juestion unless he pleased to do 30. John late captain of the Tayleur, was then ex- amined—I was ain of the Tayleur; the log-book is not saved; I have m: one as well as could from we left Live Tha abou noon on Thursday ...
... LATE H. CUNNINGHAM, ESQ., THE SHIP TAYLEUR. ee nen Dairy Matt. Sir,—As many newspaper paragraphs, in some respects conflicting and imperfect, are at present in circulation re- garding Mr Cunningham, surgeon of the Tayleur, it may gratify the public feeling ...