... London—a highly intelligent and respectable gentleman—has given the following statement of the melancholy occurrence: —The Tayleur sailed from Liverpool at five minutes to twelve Thursday forenoon, with passengers and amounting in all to about 850 souls ...

... great InteUigenoo and he«aaUf. who bineelf inoet praiseworthy manner to the anforuixatn suffen r*: was a pas*Cßftr board Tayleur, which left Lirerpoel. «ith fnc brers* and beautiful weather, at twelve o'clock on Tbaraday last, ia tow of steamer; were ...

... Shaftesbury on tbo subject of sanitary improvements, . and letter from respectable firm in Liverpool in regard the lost of tbo Tayleur. The Deputy ToWb Clerk then read the Police Committee's report. Tbi« report brief. It no item* of lofi>rmation general iotereit ...

... concludes his labours, —“ Ifany man sha these things, God shall add unto him the plaga on - — — | rue MELANCHOLY SHIPWRECK | “ TAYLEUR.”—CORONER’S INQUI Henev Davis, Esq., County Coroner, proceedec world af- | Peters- hide on Friday morning, by the ten o'clock ...

... members of the Chamber Commerce, and distributed Monday evening by Messrs. Walsh and Allen, Mr. A. Nicholl, agent of the Tayleur, yesterday gave to each of them ono shilling. Some of the Irish passengers who escaped from tho wreck, and who but fortnight ...

... Review—(bear, bear)—a man who was afters sidered eligible to fill the tat and the mort intellectual in Wrasio, and’ obo bec Tayleur, Advocate of (Hear, bear.) Recolle this was bis- deliberate opinion, which went to L~ the breaking of machinery, and all the ...

... Board •»*»»«* »° institute an inquiry into the conduct Captain ISoblc, in connexion with the lost of the unfortunate ship Tayleur. Or Friday last, poor woman, named Elliott, whose hueband is servant to tto Rev. Loftu* G. Read, Levelly Ofeto, gave birth ...

... impression on tbs mind of the jury was, that the deceased waa one of those who met their death by the wreck the ilhfated Tayleur; and they therefore returned a verdict of Found drowned. The remains were then placed in sack, which was deposited In shell ...

... vessel, and would not be bound recognise the agreement with Mr. Shannon. The brokers then invited the gentlemen to bid for the Tayleur according to the conditions which had read, upon which much laughter was caused by gentleman shouting give you £5 for her ...

... meeting terminated. Tut OcuaN Child. —We regret hare announce that tbe young infant, so wondroosly saved from the wreck of the Tayleur. died from chronic intestinal disorder, on Wednesday last, notwithstanding everything was done lor it which was in the power ...

... who in bis behalf. Be | official Tur Late ng of a first reference to the circumstances of the la ontain. choly loss of the Tayleur, we from inthe curring testimony of all the survivors who hi iticised ost im- oo the subject, to conclude that there had be ...

... powerful address bad given them; alter which the proceedings wero concluded by staging aud the benediction. THE SHIPWRECK OF THE TAYLEUR CORONER'S INQUEST. THIRD DAT.—MOSUAT. Thr investigation upon remains of the second mate, and the son of Dr. tbe medical officer ...