... THE WRECK OF THE “TAYLEUR.” (From the Dublin Evening Post of Thursday night.J Captain Walker, of the Board Trade, attended at Jervis-street Hospital, and took the depositions of Mr. John Nichols, one of the sufferers by the late wreck, to his knowledge ...

... CAUSES OF TILE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR.” Both houses of parliament have, command of her Majesty, just been presented with a report of the most dreadful of recent shipwrecks. The loss of the emigrant ship Tayleur forms the subject of this document, which ...

... present also several members of the family of Mr. Heathcote, the talented builder of the Tayleur, who was most enthusiastically congratulated his success.” The Tayleur was designed by William Roonie, Esq., of this town, and she was unquestionably the handsomest ...

... arrangements were concerned, no vessel ever left this port | with fairer prospects of a successful and pleasant voyage [ than the Tayleur, w liich was amply proved by the eheer, ing on board as she passed down the river, and the exi ceilent spirits which prevailed ...

... LETTER TO THE OWNERS. A letter addressed to the owners, from the scene of the catastrophe, says that on Thursday last the Tayleur was left by the steam-tug off the Skerries (in sight of Holyhead), when sail was put upon ner, and she made the best of her ...

... issue of The Chronicle would contain such melancholy record as that which is presented in the account of the loss of the Tayleur on the coast Ireland. That noble vessel, which was onlv launched a short time since at Warrington, was built of the strongest ...

... and Lord Talbot’s agent on Lambay, were also very active in assisting the shipwrecked persons. The vessel was called the Tayleur, of 2,000 tons, built of iron, a new ship, this being her first voyage. She b‘longs to Liverpool, and was bound for Melbourne ...

... the most lamentable shipwrecks which we have ever had to record. The vessel to which this awful calamity occurred was the Tayleur, Captain Noble, bound Melbourne with emigrants. Owing the severe weather which has prevailed for some days, intimation of ...

... stranded this week Arklow, has drawn much public attention ; and though we art' happy say that (here has not been, like the Tayleur, a loss of life, the poor people, about in number, are in very lamentable plight. The vessel had been taken possession of'by ...

... received this period of our official intercourse.” The Tayleur” and the Irish Channel. By desire of the Board of Trade, the Liverpool Local Marine Board have made inquiry respecting the loss of the Tayleur, with view to ascertain whether Captain Noble is from ...

... Liddell trusted that a searching inquiry would be made by the Board of Trade into the circumstances of the loss the ship Tayleur. After a few observations from Sir S. Pechell, Mr. Henley admitted that the bill for the consolidation of the laws relative ...

... he left; Liverpool he went ashore, and told the owners the Tayleur that she was ready for sea, and that waa anxious put to sea, as the weather seemed favourable. Ho waa appointed to the Tayleur by the owners in July last; she was then in the builder’s ...