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... catastrophe we have to record up to the present writing is tbe loss of tbe ship Tayleur, full particulars of wbich will be found in another part of our present Gazette. Tbe Tayleur, it may not be known to many of our readers, was an iron vessel, built at ...
... Yesterday morning, the public of Liverpool were shocked by receiving intelligence of the total loss of ] the new iron ship Tayleur, owned by Messrs. Moore 1 and Co., of that town. This splendidly appointed J ship took her departure from the Mersey on Thurs- ...
... Hamilton, Mr. Caodwell paid the board of trade had directed inquiry to be made into the circum- atances under which the ship Tayleur had put to sea. aEFOKM BILL FOR SCOTLAND. Lord J. Russell stated that a reform Mil would be proposed for Scotland by the Lord ...
... Tayleub. — Two tug steamers and a sloop, with divers, have been for some time at work at the wreck of the ill-fated ship Tayleur, and bare succeeded in recovering a portionof her valuable cargo, consisting chiefly of bale goods. The goods thus recovered ...
... should be happy to adopt any practicable suggestion for tbat object. Captain Scobell made some remarks upon the case of the Tayleur, which, he said, waa the most extraordinary ease he had ever beard. After some remarks by Mr. Meagher, Mr. Bentinck, and Mr ...
... Channel.—— By desire of tke Board of Trade, the Liverpool Local Marine Board have made inquiry respect- ing the loss of the Tayleur, with a view to ascer- tain whether' Captain Noble is from incompetency or other causes, specified in the Mercantile Marina ...
... that they could gain by any quarrel between copital and labour.— Mr Lid- Dr. Li. made, some observations on the loss of the Tayleur and the Olinda. He also drew the at- tention of the house to the immense extent of m.'itary resources of Russia, and expressed ...
... suhject will of course be taken, as every preceding step as been, in concert with the French Government.— Times. Wreck of the Tayleur.— The Wakefield Journal publishes the n .rrative of one of the pas- sengers, Mr. Edward Tew, jun., son of a banker ii that ...
... Simplicity, Economy, end Brilliancy of Light, surpass any others. Lamps Repaired, Oil, Wicks, ke. ?? KOTICE TO PASSENGERS f TAYLEUR. Luggage must be alongside the Vessel on Wednesday, the llth January, and two follow- ing days, and Passengers prepared to ...
... Terms which may may be known on application. Royal Grammar School, Lancaster. Dec. 21st, 1853. ?? NOTICE TO PASSENGERS f TAYLEUR. Luggage must be alongside tlie Vessel on Wednesday, the lllh January, and two follow- ing days, and Passengers prepared to ...