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... 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 ...
... Biack Eagle is the first ve-t sel built o0 the Mersey, of large dinnensions, which lins , leftn- the port sisce the ill-fated Tayleur, and therefore the x s; board of emigsation contminsioners, through their ?? nofiteldent, Captains Schomberg, requested that ...
... at moderate ?? 1ge, further particulars apply to E JAMES M~. WALTEEW, 46, Chapel-street. will the NOTICE TO PASSENGERS PER TAYLEUR. Fie -Luggage must be alongside the Vessel This Day (Friday), the F 13tb, mad Paswrngers prepared to embark to-maorrow, ltce ...
... foressoon, for kiss aliove-tenetiosted isurptosco. B. WARING, Cleric to the Trustees. Ormsukirk, Situ February, 1854. 25 H IIP TAYLEUR.-A SUBSCRIPTION LIST is opetied for the BENEFIT of tlte PASSENGERS saved, and tse swidosws and orphasuitof thtose lost frosts ...
... STAR LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKrETS. ;cs Loading Berth, Salthouso Dock. FOR MELBOURNE. a ce Ships. Tons. Captain. To sail. iot TAYLEUR ?? - 4000N o L ?? 5th Jas. l tt- IOWA ?? . 18000 .. . R zzD ?? 6 th Feb. BEN ?? 500- MatsHFION - T. o followv. slil FOR ...
... register. Tuie ~TAYLE-UR is now in ~the River, and wvill clear TuisDA f~uesoday), tlto 17th inetant. ('WHITE STAS LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS. (h Loading Berth, Salthouse Dock. wi Ships. Tonls. Captains. Destination. To sail. rival,' -TAYLEUR.400.0..B.oLE ...
... for the DIGGINGS, AT R. P. JONES'S, 21, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET. A' d TIFE BELTS I LIFE BELTS! LIFE BE IJTS! .IJ LOSS OF THE TAYLEUR, IN DUBLIN BAY. a UPWARDS OF FOUR HUNDRED ItMNlIlAN BEINGS DEOWNED. * The whole of these ucffrttnate persons would haye saved ...
... CASTL&-STREET, and Nos. 1 and 2, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, LIVERPOOL. P IFE BELTS! LIFE BELTS! LIFE BELTS! l, LOSS OF TIlE TAYLEUR, IN DUBLIN BAY. UPWARDS OF FOUR HUNDRED IIUMIAN BEINas DROWNED. The wvhole of these unfortunisate persons wvi uld have saved ...
... balance of the fued vvill ho divided among the LT 'widreve and orphans of those husbands and fetherstebo were a go loot' le the Tayleur while preceding' their fansilies to Australia, ARE' v of intonccilg to send for them as soosas they had earned money thor ...
... TINNER, & CO. To be succeeded by the JOHNSTONE, D. IsOaSeoN, Maeter. A :LIFE BELTS!I LIFE BELTS!I LIFE BELTS!I L LOS OFTHE TAYLEUR, IN DUBLIN BAY. UPWARDS OF FOURt HUNDRED IIUMAN BEINGS DROWNED. A Tue whole of these uonfortuinate persons would have eaved ...