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... Sailed [Jan. 18) for John Hancock, Carney New Inirinrie,M*Farland. Savnnah Hartsborne, New York Indian Qaeen.Mill(l9)Melbn>e Tayleur, Noble, do Conway, Liston, Geelong Marmion, Hadley, New York Rattler (• e). Oporto Gaspe, Vincent, Lubon Decitna. Africa Surinam ...
... ship was wrecked on Saturwiib « JUmbay Island, Bay of Dublin, attended ® low of life, upwards of 400 persons from fThe ship Tayleur, Noble, sailed -on * with between 600 and appears that, about noon on infl 8 5 e Blru on the west of Lambay Island, I *.? ...
... . (By Electric Telegraph, This Day) The Tayleur, Noble, hence for Melbourne, has been totally lost off Lambay, and only about 270 people (passengers and crow) out of upwards of 600 have been saved. The Tayleur sailed from the Mersey noon on Thursday last ...
... fresh bar. at noon. 29 : high water 32 p.m. We are pleased to learn that the number of persons lost in the wreck of the Tayleur, on the nose of Island («s published in the Skipping and Mercantile Oautte of yesterday), is not so great as was first supposed ...
... Place de Bourse. Agents in London, Messrs. CH. OEVAUX and Co , 09, King WUham-street. London. W0t.14. 1853. WRECK OP THE TAYLEUR. —NOTICE to PASSENGERS.— -The surviving Passengers, insured in the MARITIME PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE COMPANY, can have their ...
... Floating Light, bearing S.W. by S. W. N.B.— Depth of water on the bsr, low water spring tides, eleven feet. WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR.—NOTICE to PASSENGERS.—The surviving Passengers, insured iu the MARITIME PASSENGERS* ASSURANCE COMPANY, can have their Policies ...
... The Morning Herald of to-day urges the necessity of a full inquiry into the circumstances under which the emigrant ship Tayleur was wrecked, with the fearful loss of life attending the catastrophe, and it regrets that there are no means available for ...
... members of (be Chamber of Commerce, and distributed on Monday evening by Messrs. Walsh and Mr. A. Nicoll, the agent of the Tayleur yesterday gave to each of them one shilling. Some of the Irish passengers who escaped from the wreck, and who but a fortnight ...
... W.8.W., froah; bar. at noon. 29 87 ; high water, 7 57 a.m. The Prince (a) has arrived from Dublin with 223 passenger*, ax Tayleur. „ The Tit-bit, from Lisbon, reported abort tho Horse Bank, 23d inst., was still aground thia morning, with steam-tog alongside ...
... TUB WRECK OF THE YLBUR. DUBLIN. Jan. 26. The dead bodies cast Ashore Lambay from the wreck of Tayleur still lie on that dreary bland. It was intended •hat inkiest should hare been held yesterday, but owing inclement of tho weather, fill communicatioil ...
... of JL our North Country Owners, the London Marine and Freight Outfit Club commence Feb. 2J. DENHAM and SMITH. WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR.—NOTICE PASSENGERS.—The surviving Passengers, insured in the MARITIME PASSENGERS’ ASSURANCE COMPANY, can have their Policies ...
... it place in to-morrow's impression of your paper. Forty-three shipwrecked men from the late shine Tanored, Scotland, and Tayleur, were inmates of the Dublin Sailors' Home for the last two days, including one of the sorrlrors of the Bra—his home being ...