... W ?? rW433Q: OF THE TAYLEUR I *-mer fearful wreck bas been iddad- to the longlist is'v celamities for which the Irish coast baa of late aina-so sad a notoriety. The, Taylear; government Cait sip, Ca nNoble, which sailed trom Liver. ntbe 2h, &or Melbourne ...

... left Liverpool, he went aslore and told the owners of the Tayleur that she was ready for sea, and that he was anxious to put to sea as the weather seemed favourable; he was appointed to the Tayleur by the owners in Jane last. She woe then in, the builders ...

... J. F. Hayward, Aroona, North- emn district, Adelaide, South Australia, UNSAFE PASSENGER SHIPS The news of the loss of the Tayleur naturally caused very great sorrow amongst the colonists of Victoria, many of whom had near and dear connections sacrificed ...

... ashore on the coast between Portrans and Malahide. They were supposed to have been those of persons lost in the ill-fated Tayleur. A hen of the Spanish breed, at Logie Elpbinstone, laid four eggs of an unusual size, in the course of twenty-foer hours. ...

... Swansea bay, in a small lime- stone quarry and kiln. The relief committee for the benefit of the survivors of the wreck of the Tayleur at Lambay island, have closed their labours. They received 3,6191 All the harhours along the coast are crowded with shipping ...

... )-Still more mischievous is the con- elnsion to which, apparently, it is desired to lead the public mind, that the wreck of the Tayleur is to be at- tributed to a deviation in the compasses, the cause of which is not accountable by any oiroarmstanoes apparent ...

... sturveyor at the proper ports diseharged the duties required by the ast 15th and 16th Vic., c. 44 in reference to the ship Tayleur, and eapecially as regards the ascertaining and certifying that the said ship was seawor- thy, and that she was sufticiently ...