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... organs of the prince or of the Government, in the event of Parliamentary defence b. ing necessary. LOSS OF TUE AUSTRALIAN SHIP TAYLEUR. three honored and fifty liybs lost. It our melancholy duty to announce the total loss of the magnificent vessel, the Taylcur ...
... prejudices which are begotten of ignoraneo. TUESDAY, JANUARY 24. Wo have telegraph an intimation of the wreck of the fine ship Tayleur, Lambay, at the entrance to Dublin Bay, early on Saturday, when above 400 passengers lost their lives. About 250 others, it ...
... Hon. R. U. Clive, M.P.. aged 65. At Teignmouth, Devon, on the 20th inst., Laurence Gwynne, Esq, Drowned, on heard the ship Tayleur, on voyage from Liverpool to Melbourne, on Lambay Bland, near Dublin Bay, on Saturday forenoon, the 21st current, Mr Joseph ...
... Another communication from Dublin on Monday afternoon states, The steamer Prince Iras arri'e i with 281 persons saved from the Tayleur. The captain and crew are left at Lambay. Only three women saved ; and. it is supposed, that are lost. Dublin, Monday Evening ...
... MELANCHOLY WRECK THE SHIP TAYLEUR. The Tayleur was a magnificent iron ship built at airington, and was of tons register. She sailed from the Mersey noon Thursday, and was left by the steam tug ictory at 7 P.m., about six miles S.S.E. of the Skerries. ...
... the same those hitherto in use—the colour only being changed to dark blue, with a red stripe down the scam. The Wreck tub Tayleur.— Amongst the passengers saved were man named Carley and his wife, | whose adventures invest portions of his history with ...
... WRECK THE SHIP TAYLEUR. Among the passengers there was family named Harper, consisting of nine individuals, belonging to Paisley, and long resident at Wiillneuk. With the exception of the father and one son, it .'•aid the whole have perished. A family ...
... have been obliged to turn back and lie at anchor in the river. Two which sailed front Liverpool on the same dav the doomed Tayleur, viz., the Martin Luther and the'Conway, lie itt Guurock Bay, along with the iron ship Trojan, of Port-Olasgow, which sailed ...
... of the leading underwriters ot the Tayleur, who would be relieved of all responsibility had the ship been inefficiently manned, has stated that, after minute inquiry at the Sailors’ Home, where the crew the j Tayleur were shipped, he is satisfied that ...
... weather, and suffered so much damage that she was unable to continue the voyage. Her crew is as motley assemblage that of 'the Tayleur, being composed of Chinese and Lascars. These suffered so severely from the cold as to become quite useless, and it was solely ...
... 1 (annoy, aged fourteen months, their sons ; and Elisabeth Sheppard, their attached nurse. _ , , Drowned, board the ship Tayleur, off Island, the ultimo, Mary Lyons (wile of Mr John Harper) and children, viz.:—Euphemia, inftnt; William, aged 3 years ; ...
... emigration officers and the proper ports discharged the duties rcqqjred the act 15 and 10 Viet. c. 44. in reference to the ship Tayleur, recently wrecked at Lam bay, and especially regards the ascertaining and certifying that the said ship was seaworthy, and ...