... on two of the bodies rescued from the waves at Lambay, has elicited the chief circumstances which led to the wreck of the Tayleur. It appears that this superb vessel was despatched to sea without having her helm or compasses properly arranged—the usual ...

... of Dublin, from the Messrs. Baines and Co., of Liverpool : Liverpool, 26th January, 1854. DEAR SIRS—The loss of the Tayleur is frightful. Two of our ships, the Indian Queen, with 320, and the Conway, with 382 government passengers, sailed the same ...

... Davison, seaman, of Deal, in Kent, examined— I was a passenger on board the Tayleur. 1 have been 2rt vears s«a, of which were spent in the colonies. 1 went on board the Tayleur on the afternoon of the day before she sailed. Like all new ships she was then ...

... the most lamentable shipwrecks which we have ever had to record. The vessel to which th’s awful calamity occurred was the Tayleur, or John Taylour, Captain Noble, bound to Melbourne with emigrants. Owing to the severe weather which has prevailed for some ...

... 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 ...

... residence of father, road. Gslway, Mr. John BonU, Royal Engineer i>epertinent, aged thirty year*. the ulk, board the ship Tayleur** on her voyage Australia, William Jennings, ton of late Philip Limrkk, E**j. Westwood, county Cork. .. I At Egmont, Church ...

... ear Bold at the ©‘ Champion ’’ Ofice. ‘to have to announce Tus Ocean saved from the that the infant, so w a chronic the Tayleur, last, not: disorder on Wednesday lig Loy an ie the physician. BEAUTIFUL HAIR, WHISKERS; EYEBROWS, &c OTWITHSTANDING the numerous ...

... roost lamentable shipwrecks which have ever had to record. Tbe vessel to which this awful calamity occurred was the Tayleur, or John Tayleur, Captain Noble, bound to Melbourne with emigrants. Owing the severe weather which has prevailed for some days, intimation ...

... Guiiiucss. Sod and Co- ••• t2o Hubert Handers and Co. .*• ••• *^2 Joseph amt Co. .. ••• All others case of the Tayleur has again been brought helote the public the Receiver of Droits, who summoned the salvors the police magistrates, recover ...

... passengers on board the Tayleur, and when the ship struck, Carley was one of the few hnsbands who succeeded in saving his owa life and that of his wife. We are glad to find among the names of the saved from the wreck of the Tayleur Australian Packet ship ...

... The following statement made by the pilot, who took the Tayleur out to sea, is of considerable importance, showing the state of the compasses when she took her departure :— I took the Tayleur to sea on Thursday last, the vessel being in tow of the steamtug ...

... George Mandcrs, attache to the Portuguese Embassy in London, and Portuguese Consul General for all Lost on board the ship Tayleur, off Lambay Island, at noon, on Saturday. January 21st. Arthur St. George, fourth son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel L’Estrangc ...