... purposes th« Inquest. The bodies, which were those of fine little boy, the son Dr. Cunningham, the late medical officer of tbe Tayleur, and that of tbe second mate of tbe ship, were left Kingsend, on Thursday evening, the steam-tug, whence they were removed ...

... and timbers for many feet on either side of the particular spot that first struck the rock ; whereas, if the bottoms of the Tayleur and the Birkenhead could now be inspected, it would be found that even the plates adjoining those which struck the rocks were ...

... to l»e held. The f)cr.\s Child.— regret to have to announce that the young infant so wondrously saved from the wreck the Tayleur died from a chronic intestinal disorder on Wednesday la-t, notwithstanding everything was done for it which was in the power ...

... kingdom by the Post Office increased from 76.000.000 l«3!t to 411.000 last year. The chief owner of ll»e unfortunate •hip Tayleur Mr. Moore, of Liverpool, who lately Moorefort, Queen Victoria has given a slttiag for a boat to Mr. Joaea, tlic IrUh sculptor ...