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... NOTICK TO PASSENGERS PER TAYLEUR- must aloagstdt the Vessel on WEDNESDAY, JANCJA&Y, pn«l two following Days, and Fas• expels («epared to easbaik cn the Uth January . WHITB STAR'* OP AUSTRALIAN PACKETS L>MDINQ AT THE WBAEP. PEES CHAEOB. f for SYDNEY, OEELONO ...
... KOTICE TO PASSENGERS PER TAYLEUR. Luggage roust alongside the Vessel on WEDNESDAY, 11th JANUARY, and two following Days, and prepared to embark cn the 14th January. « WHITE STAR” OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS LANDING PASSENGERS THB WHARF, OP CHAROB. Pasaongers ...
... Ball'line, with 320 passengers; the Conway, Captain Liston, of the sanio line, with 360 government emigrants for Sydney; and the Tayleur, Captain Noble, belonging to the White Star line, with 469 passengers for Melbourne. Tne CHOLERA IN SCOTLAND.-0oly one case ...
... intelligence of one of the most lamentable which have ever had to ,-d The reaset to whi-h this awful calamity occurred the Tayleur, cr John Taylenr, Cup aiu Noble, bound Melbourne with emigrants. Owing to the severe weather which prevailed for eome days ...
... lamentable shipwrecks which we have ever had to record. The vessel to which this awful calamity occurred was the Tayleur, or John Tayleur, Cap ain Noble, bound to Melbourne withemigrants. Owing to the seysre weather which has prevailed for some days, ...
... that of Prince Albert and his brethren the Trinity House, would have gone some way towards providing an asjlum, in wbich the Tayleur might have found shelter from the storm of Saturday night. ...
... lamentable shipwrecks which we have ever had to record. The vessel to which this awful calamity occurred was the Tayleur, or John Tayleur, Captain Noble, bound for Melbourne with emigrants. Owing to the-«evere weather which has prevailed for some intimation ...
... departure of the abovenumed ill-fated ve**ael in the following flattering terms, copied from the J.irerpool Nntkem Times:— The Tayleur, one of the moat splendid ship# that floats, leaves the Mersey this day (Fridav) for Melbourne, not having of her e accommodation ...
... andant it 3 Vice Admiral | seems himself to consider his remaining many days lon, ger | with the disastrous wreck of the John Tayleur—and OW ; held 90 90% ; do. fur Account, 15th Febraary, 90% 90%. Stankovitcb, and his second in co! momand is Vice Admiral ...
... LOSS OF LIFE. It has rarely fallen to the lot of journalism to record a more lamentable catastrophe than the loss of the Tayleur on the rocks of Lambay on Saturday last, Full particulars of this distressing calamity will be found in a variety of narratives ...
... Captain Noble staled that after clearing the Mersey on Thursdav last, and proceeding to sea in command of the splcnded shin Tayleur. he encountered heavy weather, with dense fogs, so tini prevent any observations being taken. It wafound also that the although ...
... previously given of this la- dashe on sh ‘ompton mentable occurrence i— Tayleur, jast launched for head. The iron clipper-built ship Jian Packet Company, was one t the White Star Line f Tayleur and Co., ship, an iron vessel, built in the factory © she was registered ...