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... .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 ...
... moment, strange to say, asleep. further particulars. (From the Dublin Papers of yesterday). The Tayleur was a beautiful »essel, built in the factory of Tayleur and Co., after the name of whose principal she was registered. She carried 2,500 tons of general ...
... 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 ...
... known to us to possess aD( j amoun*.* of traffic intercepted. No unimpeachable integrity and truth, was dated the * «d 0 the Tayleur’t wreck and it* horror., will dimgrw with ». 'h*” •»>•» Blair t Goal a«d Hkeamotie Kll.-Ex.rxc. of » , , been m.nned Botlrit ...
... lamentable shipwrecks wiich we have ever had essed ine rd in the The vessel to which this awful calamity occurre orm, and Tayleur or John Tayleur, Captain Noble, boun and the bourne with emigrants. Owing to the sever le io the do equal which bas prevailed for ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 WI Ottoman THE “ TAYLEUR.”— MELANCHOLY SCHID. NEARLY FOUR HUNDRED LIVES. Moruing Tue iron clipper-built ship Tayleur, launch White Star Line Australian Packet Company, rier, who vessel, built in the factory of Tayleur & Co. bringing contents name ...
... lower any a yy of those boats. 4 a she was ready for sea, and that ho was anxiou: sea as the seemed favourable. He was to the Tayleur by the owners in June last. Sh in the builder's where she was built. At about two o'clock the Coroner received from the Sub-I ...
... said, the owever, the Church of the wishes ips portion of the Limerick Tae * Walker's rey investigation into the loss of the Tayleur, m the direction of the Board of Trade, has been riments Parliament. Captain Walker attended the im has also exami witnesses ...