... THE “TAYLEUR.” THE Owners of this Vessel having denied all liability for shipwreck, and having refused compensation even to tbo dependent female relations of those who were drowned, it has been suggested that parties interested should try tho question ...

... TAYLEUR. 1 1* oar |>ublieatMD we wa bounced Urn tnelanebolj fact of the loss of the John Tayleur, emigrant Teaael, off the ialand of Lanibay, near the entrance to Dublin Harbonr; and in our preaent number will found ample detaile of this terrific catastrophe ...

... redeem a companionship, at least as damaging, in moral issues, t)»e memorable friendship of Lord Clalendon. SHIPWRECK THE JOHN TaYLEUR.—THE ...

... and stern-fnuns out. Stiuvukb, Fib. 10.—Some beds, beddintr, weiring ippsirl, empty casks and barrels, to hare belonged the Tayleur, being drifted between Borghbea-i and Gif ran The Lord Ashburton, from 8u John’s, N. 8., which pot into Queenstown waterlogged ...

... ces. From what I have heard, I should say there was sufficient crew on board of the | Tayleur. American -hip would have carried fewer bands. captain of the Tayleur, according to his own statement, did everything that prudence and good seamanship would ...

... the bay Luce, Wig ton; also a large quantity of planks, deals, battens, cask of oil, and some empty package s, marked ** Tayleur,’* have found on Uic South Shore. Isle of Man. Tbc schooner Reindeer, of South Amber, from to New York, was loot in lat 33 ...

... .he todrm»d.t Uri from W. .he .!>«.. oere Bre—e.-here .be no. lies fall of water, aml may be considered a wreck. Tim Tayleur reported the divert to have parted the ■tern, and it* deck abaft buret up. the cargo being strewed Qu.*sBiowv. recast 3.—The ...

... hoped against hope—the bmre Irish and English women, who formed, it fe to deplored, bat small portion of the crew of the Tayleur—nerer loot their courage nor flinched from tbeir duly, bat stood firm to their poet, and. heed leas all danger or personal ...

... Scariff, in the County of Galway. I lived at home, without following any particular occupation, until took a passage in the Tayleur for Australia. At about four o’clock on Friday morning I tying in berth, when a passenger named Holland told that there confusion ...

... Anderson I states that lie has received £65 ICa lOd in answer to tbe ap- I peal for tbe infant boy sated from tho wreck of tbo Tayleur. IHe says— ** The amount, together with such other sums may forwarded to mo, I shall invest in names of two trustees for the ...

... of the Annie Jane and the Taylear, the committee state that the exceedingly important question reused in the case of the Tayleur as to the extent and degree of the disturbing influence that iron, whether in the constroction of ship, or forming part or ...

... change, in the respect mentioned, will hereafter become inevitable. regret to learn, that, amongst the passengers by the John Tayleur, were a considerable number of individuals from County Antrim and other parts of Ulster, many of whom have unhappily perished ...