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... morning — namely, the total loss •if tlie splendid uew iron ship Tayleur, bound from this port tor Melltourne. The Tayleur was a new ship of 2300 tons register, aud was commanded by Captain Noble, a gentleman of ex- perience mid ability. She was built at ...
... to know thai the late Hanney Cunningham, Esq., surgeon, who distinguished himself so nobly at tbe disastrous wreck ofthe Tayleur, in which be perished, practised for some time in the West Regent- street, in thia city. He left Glasgow for Australia about ...
... week for an advance of wages from 30s. to 38s. a- week. A. large number of articles, supposed to- have been on board the Tayleur, have drifted, ashore, near,- Bulby, Isle of Man. The Wilts and Dorset Banking Company have presented their clerks with ...
... which Captain Noble had iv his pocket at the tame he threw off his clothes for the purpose of swimming from the wreck of the Tayleur was washed ashore, and it was returned to the owner by one of the coast-guard. A quaker said to a gunner, Friend, I counsel ...
... Hamilton— Mr. CABDWELL said the board of trade had directed inquiry to be Bade into the circumstances under which the ship Tayleur bad put to sea. R ? FOB ?.,P IM ' F OB Scominj.— Lord J. BUSSELL stated that a reform bill would be proposed for Scotland ...
... Bimrose-terrace, Bootle. Bobert. only son of Bobert Theakstone, Esq, of Bicfimond-vale. On the __nd instant, sged 76, Mr. Henry Tayleure. The de- ceased had bam connected with the musicd profession in Liver- pool, for nearly fifty years, and during that period ...
... and one ofthe leading Underwriters ofthe Tayleur, who would be -relieved of all responsibility had the ship been manned, bas stated that, after a minute Inquiry at the Sailor's Home, where the crew ofthe Tayleur were shipped, he is satisfied tbat she bad ...
... finding of the coroner's jury: — We find that Edward Kewley, second mate, and Heury Cunningham, a passenger on boaid the ship Tayleur, were drowned by tbe sinking of the said ship off Lamby Island, on Saturday, tbe 21st day of January, 1854, and tbat ibis ...
... Loss or thb Taylbub.— Her Majesty has graciously given £25 to the fund for the relief of the sufferers by the loss of the Tayleur. Egypt. — A telegraphic dispatch from Alexandria, of the 4th, announces that the exportation of corn had been definitively ...
... Anderson ■h»tes teat he has received £85 165. lOd, in answer to the appeal for the m&nt boy saved from tbe wreck of the Tayleur. He says, The amount together with such other sums as may be forwarded to me, I shall invest in the names of two trustees ...
... THE WEEK. Tbe wreck of tbe Tayleur bat produced a deep trntatiia on the public mind. Would that it may prove a last. one, and that it may lead to some practical results, and to the adoption of measures calcnfated to obviate snch terribU casualties for ...
... to Messrs. Dutton, Liverpool. It is considered highly probable that aha may be raised without sustaining much injury. The Tayleur was a new vessel, of 2000 tois burthen, and orignally cost £20,000. A Ltvbspool SHAanaoaaa Charged with Stealing a £1,000 ...