... who in bis behalf. Be | official Tur Late ng of a first reference to the circumstances of the la ontain. choly loss of the Tayleur, we from inthe curring testimony of all the survivors who hi iticised ost im- oo the subject, to conclude that there had be ...

... the Customs’ Officer to all ds, each ship to go to sea; produced the table of contents ar th 3s 6d tualling paper of the Tayleur. He signed the clearanc yelled to tifieate on a certificate, which was brought tu bim, : ere such ff, could by several the ...

... for dinner at the hosp in less denee of Mr. Thomas Taylor, of Ballygoskio. cellent dinner was provided, to which ample | Tayleur dove by the gentlemen present. Among about were—Captain ! e shore, mary Messrs. Thomas Taylor, Rallygoskin; Samue far from ...

... those saved and missing from the Province of | left the wising that has been received ia Loi distance by the agents for the Tayleur there, that no from that distriet went out in ber. me down a per- ‘Where Saveo. — W. J. Belfast, aged 26. Da ney, Doagh, 21 ...