... thereof. Mr CARDWELL said that the Board of Trade bad directed inquiry to be made into the circumstances under which the ship Tayleur had put to sea. Lord J. RUSSELL stated that a Reform Bill would be proposed for Scotland by the Lord Advocate. The CHANCELLOR ...

... left Liverpool, he went ashore and told the owners of the Tayleur that she was ready for sea, and that he was anxious to put to sea, as the weather seemed favour- able; he was appointed to the Tayleur by the owners in June list. She was then in the builder's ...

... conferred. Gratashicls, January 25, 155! A RATEPAYER Spivut of the THE LOSS OF THE TAYLEUR (From the Eraminer). | ALMOST as unaccountable as horrible is the loss of the Tayleur, with more than 370 souls, of which number nearly 200 were women and children—three ...

... WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. THE itukuest on the bodies of the child of Dr Cunning- ham and hdward Katy, second mate, who lost their lives by the wreck of the Tayleur, was commenced on Friday morning at the village of Malahide, on the shore opposite the Wind ...

... William, Bay of Luce. As the wind has been blowing (melt free, the west, it Is elapposed they may be front the wreck of the Tayleur, at Island. Habra:, Jan 10 —The Milton brig, to Liverpool. was ashore yesterday on Duncan's Reef, Chebucto Head, but came ...

... marked A. H. M. 36; also a box lid, with G. Betts, ship Tayleur, Me bwrne; also a maho- with the name Archiba d M‘Laren. No doubt an (2 thel# Beitg part of the wreck of the unforta- nate Tayleur, and they Lave consequently been sceured for the benefit ...

... 4 Or THIS WIIICK.—The Her. J. H. ea that he has received £6.5 Iss 10,1 in A appeal for the infant boy saved from at the Tayleur. He says—'The amount, eigh such ether awns as may be forwarded . !haft lowest In the names of two trustees for heaefit of ...

... Bill for the same section of the Empire. Inquiry is ordered into the circumstances connected with the recent wreck of the Tayleur. The hope of peace it would seem has terminated. The Russian Ambassador, Baron Brunnow was to leave London yesterday. His ...

... damages to the relatives of those drowned. Another coroner's inquest has just been held on those slaughtered on board the Tayleur, which will, no doubt, eveutuate in similar pecuniary mulcts. But what steps have the Sheriff and Procuratoi-Fiscal of In ...

... _ Mr. LIDDELL trnsted that a wangling inquiry would he made by the Board of Trade into the circumstance. of the loot ship Tayleur. After • few f corn Sir G. Peellell, Mr. HENLEY admitted that the bill for the Consolidation of Laws relating to the Nlercantile ...

... when worn out. For further particulars apply to Gunn, Cameron, & WCormick, 14 Fleet Street, Dublin. INSURANCES. JRECK OF THE TAYLEUR-NOTICE to PASSENGERIL—The surviving insured in the MARITIME PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE COMPANY, can hove their Policies endorsed ...

... the country felt they had a right to know wwhether these requiremernrts had been strietly attended to in tire case of tire Tayleur, which httd iret with sueh a deplor- able disaster, arid hie therefore begged to ask tire Priesidert of the Board of Trade ...