... from Scsr.ff. »n county of Galwav. I lived home, without following any particular occupation, until I took passage in the Tayleur for Australia. At about four © clock on Friday mornioc I wss Iving in my berth, when passenger named Holland told roe that ...

... Dublin, February —Sir,—l happy to say that I have-dlscorerod the relatives of the little fellow saved from the wreck of the Tayleur, who has been in house theae last four weeks. It appears that Is Arthur Char lee, son of Charles Griffith, who had been formerly ...

... of the Annie Jane and the Taylear, the committee state that the exceedingly important question reused in the case of the Tayleur as to the extent and degree of the disturbing influence that iron, whether in the constroction of ship, or forming part or ...

... proceeding being limited to twelve months, which has expired. Wo learn that large claims have been made upon tho owners of tho Tayleur and Scotland, recently wrecked here, for the services of the county constabulary in protecting the properly from plunder, ...

... Shaftesbury on the subject of sanitary improvements, ami letter from respectable firm Liverpool regard to the loss of tho Tayleur. Tho Deputy Tow* Ci.krk then read the POLICB committee’s REPORT. This report was brief. It contained no items of information ...

... change, in the respect mentioned, will hereafter become inevitable. regret to learn, that, amongst the passengers by the John Tayleur, were a considerable number of individuals from County Antrim and other parts of Ulster, many of whom have unhappily perished ...

... different languages were spoken, rendering the prompt communication of the captain’s directions totally impracticable The Tayleur went within half hour from the time she first struck on the rocks ; but during that brief period much was clone save the ...

... the Toylenr. —Two tug steamers and a sloop, with divers, have been for some time work at the wreck of the ill-fated ship Tayleur, and bava succeeded in recovering a portion of her valuable cargo, consisting chit fly bde goods. The goods thus recovered ...

... quantities of iron. We had likewise, consequence of a recommendation given Captain Walker in’his report on the loss of the Tayleur, instructed our officers not to clear passenger ships with a less crew than four men to 100 tons. That instruction, however ...

... 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 ...

... in our iw URT. Wednesday. It is scarcely pessibio to exaggerat of so frightful a catastrophe. This very day las his well Tayleur, a statelyjship of more than 2,000 tov henoar- carrying a valuable cargo, and freighted with ewigrants, sailed from Liverpool ...

... members of the Chamber of Commerce, and distributed on Monday evening by Messrs Walsh and Allen, Mr A. Nicoll, the agent of the Tayleur, yesterday gave to each of them one shilling. Some of the Irish passengers who escaped from the wreck, and who but a fort ...