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... hostile feehog pervading the entire nation against Russia. AWFUL SHIPWRECK. FOUR HUNDRED LIVES LOST. Dratm, Tuesday. The ship Tayleur, from Liverpool to Melbourne with emigrants, was totally wrecked, on Saturday morning, Lambay Island, outside the liay of ...
... board at the lime of clearing ta variously stated, but the following statement wa* posted in the underwriters’ rooms : I The Tayleur elearaU with tbs uiKlerraeiillnneii passengers ami Crew—offleets and mso,. Saved. l.rcvM to bo oeooonted for Concerning this ...
... people*; prohaUa that without this timely many would bavu died of cold hunger dnnng the night. At noon on Thursday, the Tayleur, Captain Noble, a magnificent vessel, of the hite Star line of Pilkingtou and Wilson, left the Mersey for 61 el bourne, without ...
... THE »HIP, PuMin, ,Jan. I*3. 1854. “Gentlemen,—! wrote you * hurried note yesterday, informing you of the reported Io«a the Tayleur. I.smhay Island, and now regret that that report is, ala*, too true, and that the lom life ia truly awfulonly aimut two hundred ...
... which the Isl-iod of l.amhoy Mr Fitsuihuun, QC, here slated that was iustriieted slnie that the owners and charterers of the Tayleur would suhj scribe the fund now being raised for the relief of the sufferers; \ and that u»s further instructed stale that ...
... readers know, that the ; late llannay Cunningham, Ksq.. surgeon, who distin- ; himself so nobly at the disastrous wreck of the Tayleur, in which perished, practised for some time iu West Regent Street, in this city. He Glasgow for | Australia about eighteen ...
... EMIGRANT SHIPS. Tbc result of the coroner’s inquest into the causes of; the wreck ol the Tayleur emigrant ship is now before the public, along with the evidence, fully bearing out the jury's verdict. The jury has found the conduct the; owners of the Tayleiir ...
... Malahide, before Mr. Henry Davis, coroner. I cost of pauper child in workhouse about £l5. Kvcn j John Noble, late captain of the Tayleur, was examined. lin I’arkhur.st, which slightly attempts the reformatory |_| watca f|| )e iHvlenr; the log-Imok not saved, ...
... l>een ••hwre P»rl William. Bay ...
... mill) Her Majesty has forwarded a subscription of £25 the sufferers by the wreck of the Tayleur. Fire Dufy —Colonel Sibthorp has given notice of motion, re-pectmg the repeal the duty on fire assurance. Although the time it one for an increase, rattier ...
... protection requited the present law ; and suggested various expedients for their Improvement. He referred to the recent case the Tayleur example of fatal of the Government regulations. Mr Pi:kl observed that some of Mr, remarks would lead to the inference that ...
... THE WRECK OK THE TAYLEUR. Captain Walker, , who was appointed the Ad, miralty examine into the particulars of the wreck of the emigrant ship Taylcur, has prc'cnlcd his report, lie d, tail' the evidence given by the various witnesses examined, ami gives ...