... 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 ...

... THE TAYLEUR. We are glad to find that further inretiigationa are in progreM with reapect thia unfortunate ahip,. which hope will tend to renore many of the painful impreaaiona now oa the public mind to her efficiency and general condition. Mr. Grantham ...

... THE TAYLEUR. are glad tn 6nd that further investigations are with respect to this unfortunate ship, which, we hope, will tend to remove manv of the painful impressions now on the public mind to her efficiency and general condition. Mr. Grantham, inspector ...

... 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 ...

... THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. We shall probably receive the verdict of the coroner's jury in reference to this unfortunate affair before the hour for going to press; but the evidence is now in our hands, a notice of one point respecting which there is unhappily ...

... emigration trade will find a corrective, and such deplorable catastrophes as the wreck of the Tayleur will be, if not impossible, at least less probable. Had the Tayleur been tried for one day in a brisk gale the disorder in her compasses would have been discovered ...

... discovery that the loss of the Tayleur was occasioned by circumstances of which the z o t, Passed two years ago, forthe better preservation of the lives of emigrants, takes no cognizance whatever. The wreck of the Tayleur was clearly traced t o three causes; ...

... LOSS OF THE TAYLEUR TO THE EDITOR OP TO K DUBLIN EVENING PO^T. Commercial Building. ||ih Feb, Dear Sir— Having brought the subject of the fund for the relief of the sufferers the loss of the Taylenr under the notice of her Majesty, with the houuli; ful ...

... LOSS OF THE “TAYLEUR.” This unfortunate catastrophe has caused much discussion amongst all classes people, and is of parti culor interest to the shipowners of Great Britain and Ireland. The inquest was conducted with care and anxious desire to arrive ...

... THE SURVIVORS OF THE TAYLEUR. 1 c. , (1 Tslhot ets 111.1shide has rereived Mrs. I from Res. N Fagan. of Rtob, 8:1,1 .0 II) from the Lerd Chancellor, for the sufferers by this melauchsly .ster• . Mr. Grattan bus it.. contributed Li to the fond. Thu following ...

... WRECK THE TAYLEUR. Cantain Walker’s report of his the loss of the Tayleur, made under the dire ion of the B of Trade, has hern laid before par ' -men'. Cip tin Walker attended the inquest, s also examined wifnea-ea himself. repoits that he doe-* not consider ...

... LOSS THE •* TAYLEUR.” The committee met Monday in the Commercial Buildingsliord Tai.dot Mal a hide in the Chair. The Sbckktaky read several communication* from the , Liverpool committee and others, relative to the application of the fund remain'mi; in ...