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... apply to JAMES ,. WALTHEW 46 Chapel-street, Liverpo ol; Or to WM. DiCIUNSON, 39, Quayside, Newcastle. NOTICE to PASSENGERS W TAYLEUR. Luggage must be alongside the vessel aon Wednesday, the 11th January, and two following days, and pas- sengers prepared to ...
... necessarily be accepted. By Order, D. J. DICKINSON, Secretary. City Hall, Cork-hill, Dublin, Feb. 18, 1864. L OSS OF THE TAYLEUR. This appalling Shipwreck, from which about 250 persons have been saved, while more than 500 have perished, not only excites ...
... TO S U RV-IV OR S IMOM 'tHE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. IF any of tbe SURVIVORS can give information as to 1 the circumstances connected with the Deaths of JOHN ?? 'ItSt)N, from Lock I,, near l'alkirk, TIIOMASI NA BI3OOKMAN, his Wife, and AGNES lU'I'IERSON ...
... SALVAGE SALE FROM THE ' TAYLEUR Woollen, Linen, and Cotton Goods, Canvas, Tools and Iron- mongsry, Glass, Provisions, Anchor (41 cwt.), New Rig- ging, Spars, Yards, ?? and miscellaneous Cargo and Stores saved from the wreck of the Tayleur. rpo BE SOLD BY AUCTION ...
... STREET. Shamrock Cottage. . ?? Mr R. Jones. Pembroke House. ?? Amos. Mrs Hall. Mioel-don. . ?? Mr Harris. Mr Tayleur, Liverpool. Mrs. Tayleur and family, do. 2 Mrs Williamson. Swiss Cottage.-Mrs. Jackson. Mr Taylor. Mrs Taylor and daughter. Edward ...
... tbe.wreck of the Tayleur. ' O BE SOLD BY AUCTION (without reserie,- I T for account of whom it may concern), at the Steam TuE Stores, 70, SIR JOHN'S3QUAY, Dublin, on TO. MOR- ROW, the 23rd of JUNE, all the Goods raised from the Tayleur up to the present ...
... entry Isas been made. D By order, J. HERBERT, Secretary.- Ballast-office, Triuittl-touOO, 25th January, 1854. lTRECK OF THE TAYLEUR.-FUND I VW FOR THE RELIEF OF THE SUFFERERS.-At a LEC meetleg, held ott the Both of January, Captain SCHOMBERG,Le Rt.N.,I in ...
... Caplalin. To sail. . 0t TAYLEUR ?? ?? ?? Jase. It- GOLDEN ERA .. 1 ?? HT ?? Feb.. BEN ?? ?? follow. TI eh FOR MELBOURNE, PORT PHILLIP, (Larsdiig Passengers aiid their Luggage at the or Whaen), The magrififcoiit nest elipper-ship -, TAYLEUR, 3. B~ No otCoamnider-; ...
... order, alsoI of ~THOMAS CARtSON, I Secretaries - of JOHN B. LLOYD, lie, Dated this 25th day ofJanuary, 1854. lieWRC OF THE TAYLEUR.-FUND FOR THE RELIEF OF THE SUFFERERS.-At a lie meeting, heltl on thes 10th, of January, Captain SCHOOIBURG, ir'o E.N., Iin ...
... Toesdays in each week. City oF Dublin's Co.'s Office, Menai Bridge, Itlth Oct., 1853. EMIGRATION. - ( NOTICE TO PASSENGERS PER TAYLEUR. Laugqage must be alongsede the ve.ssel on zWednes- day the I1th January, and two followiyg days, and Passengersprepared to ...
... patronage 0 . the %oval Agricultural ImTrovement Soeiety nf Ireland, M MEhCANTILE SALES, y, FOURTH SALVAGE SALE, FltOsf THE TAYLEUR. I V. Iron Doors, Pillars, adrd 'Agricultural Implements; Shot; Sheet Lead; Butter; Slates; Iteady-made Clothes; Pro visions; ...
... wrat k of tbe Tayleur; l ?? rA;pac1 ° O esOLD BY 6 sTION (without ralebae, . . .. fot~ceeuntwof whom, it may. concern), at tbs Xte~ah Tug ?? JOHiN'SQUAY, DablJ -in oFIDAY .NEX[T, the',28rd, of JUNfE, all the Goods ^raiseil from: thb Tayleur up to ,the precent ...