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... surveyed at least twd months betore she sailed; I hald nothing to lo with the procuring of the crew; I went. on beard the Tayleur to examine her and the crewrtoi4day beLoreshesailed; I did not seethat the ropes Wiere new from the an'mufacturer's; I was ...
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... THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR.' Tnt; greatest excitement sti!l prevails in this neig}- bourhood wvith respect to the calamitous wreck of the Trayleur, so many of her passengers being from the neighbouring districts. Such further particalars of the disaster ...
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... THE RECENT DREADFUL SHIPWRECK OF THE 'TAYLEUR. No inlvestigation has yet taten place in relation to the circumstances attending the loss of this ill-fated ves- sel. The bodies of a number of the unfortunate pas- sergeirs are lying at Larnbay, pending ...
... be entitled to the rents. TsE 6TAracuR. -The relief committee for the benefit of the survivors of those wrecked in the Tayleur at Lambay Island, have closed their labours. They re- ceivedt £3,619 in subscriptions, which they divided principally among ...
... with the mark N. P. G. in a diamond, and a large ease lid or doir marked A. E. IM.-30; also a box wit G. Betts, thip Tayleur, Mellhourne; also a mahogany table with the name 1Archibald M'Larrr. Nodonbt exists as to their being part of the wreck ...
... -DREADFUL SHIPWREMCK. LOSSi OF THE EXTOI RANT.r SHIP TAYLEUR. FOUR HUNDRED LIVES LOST. AnxinsT the rnany' disasters to shipping oft tie Irish coast, which it has been our painful task to record dUr- mug this anti past winters, never hare we had to ...
... double the number. we are bound to receive the tes- timotny of Captain Walker; and we firmly believe and declare that the Tayleur was not efficiently manned, and that she fell a sacrifice to that spirit of mean and wretched parsimony which has grown up ...
... Agricultural Implements. Terms-CASHI. HUGH C. CLARKE, Auctioneer. Belfast, 15th June, 1854. 1514 SECOND SALVAGE SALE FROM THE s TAYLEUR. Woollen, Linen and Cotton Goods, Ready-made Clothes, 'rools and Ironmongery, China, and Earthenware, Copper, Preserved Meats ...
... SALVAGE SALE FROM THE TAYLEUR. Electro Plate, Saddlery, Woollen Cloths, Ploughs, Harrows. and Iron BedsteadsReady niade Clothes, Provisions, Canvass, Quilts, and Blankets, Zincand miscellaneous Cargo, raised fromthe Wreck of the TAYLEUR. To be SOLD by AUCTION ...