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... WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. Ir is with the utmost gratification that we are enabled to E append to the list of saved the name of Mr. John Fol- E well, eldest son of Mr. Edward Folwell, the extensive E hackney-car proprietor, of this city. Mr. Folwell, jun ...
... WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. THE public mind has again been harrowed by intelligence this week of the wreck, on the coast of Ireland, gf a noble iron vessel, the Tayleur, bound' from Liverpool to Aus - tralia, with the loss of some 320 souls. Tlje,sj dp con- ...
... THE WRECK, OF. THE TAYLEUR. 2-Thef letter, from which 1Wfollowing is an extract, oescrip- fvteio the island on ehiette ill-fated Tayl? struck, and an I'hj'wing, in its terrible re114ty, the,,mitile ic'd e to :the bodias of the unfortepite JJ 14, rast ...
... hold a responsible ohlce.-Mr. Caylcy withdrew his motion; and the house adjonrnedi One of the survivors of the nunfortunate Tayleur is Mr. Badcock, jun.,,a native of Taunton, who is now lying ill from his injuries in one of the Dublin- hospitals. The nominatiotk ...
... Two tug steamers and a sloop with divers haeve been, the, for some time at work at -the wreak of the ill-fated ship thus Tayleur, and have succeeded in recovering a portion of her 211U valuable cargo, consisting chiefly of bile goodsI. Mr. BAD HALF CRtOWcs ...
... itonsoe degree of consideration, ;4xprees themselves bf opliiioii'tbat lbs 'chaaceb~of '11ph 'ate60d tcidt 'ase F-nogtslfcd'tbe Tayleur Would be, gretly lese~ned. or' evena re- le uove4 endceds ?? was c186nstbltidthe port of depqr'- 0 tie insteiiaid ofLiverpool ...