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... LIST THE WHOLE P.SENGERS. Tho followin4 is given as an authentic list of tho whole pavenzers of tha ill-Ettod ship Tayleur by the Northern Drily Times of Tuesday:— Andrews, James Pahy, Arthur Andaews, Elizabeth Torgt, John Andress, John, int int Fresh ...
... time pined, and went ashore on the North Bull on the 20th Jan., where she lie. very badly; crew saved. 22—The emigrant ship Tayleur, Noble, from Liverpool to Melbourne, with br4 souls on hoard, Inclusive of the crew, went ashore at Lambay Island, yesterday ...
... mender, 621 to register. or freight or wave, apply to GALBREATH Is CO., Glasgow, Jan. 2), 1851. 18 Dixon Street. ECK OF TfiE TAYLEUR If anything can add to the homer of this awful catastrophe. it is the fact now patent, that the loss of this floe ship, with ...
... money unfortunate sufferers:— to meteor in a tassel which wan nut properly manned. On I was a cabin passenger on board the Tayleur, which left the evening of the day whoa we left the Mersey I said to I Liverpool with a fine breeze and beautiful weather ...
... Mr. Thomas Kemp, one of the passengers, who arrived here, gives the following account of the disastrous catastrophe:—' The Tayleur Liverpool oil Monday at noon, in tow of the tug Victory, with a beets* from the eisoth-east. She on board, as near as I could ...
... of boat No. 2, who has since gone to sea in his boat, but who he made the following verbal statement. He says he took the Tayleur to sea on Thursday last, the ship being in tow of the steam.tug Victory. Whilst the wind one light the steamer continued lowing ...
... and the entire satisfaction given by him to his owners, Captain Noble was selected to take j chugs of their milt ship, the Tayleur, which Mu proved herself so unfortunate. - Now that the ship and so many of her unfortunate have been lost, it may be interesting ...
... of boat No. 2, who has shine gone to sea in his boot, but who has made the following verbal statement. He says he took the Tayleur to sea on Thursday last, the ship being in ton' or the steam-tug Victory. Whilst the wind was light the steamer continued ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...