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... 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; ...
... Agricultural Implements. Terms-CASHI. HUGH C. CLARKE, Auctioneer. Belfast, 15th June, 1854. 1514 SECOND SALVAGE SALE FROM THE s TAYLEUR. Woollen, Linen and Cotton Goods, Ready-made Clothes, 'rools and Ironmongery, China, and Earthenware, Copper, Preserved Meats ...
... 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 ...
... . Tha'Intereet' in thet Lease at Two' ' ' JOHN BURKE,: Auctioneer, . : ' ?? oO; 0,Eenry-street. SALVAGE SALE FROM ',THE TAYLEUR. Woollen, Linen, and Cotton Goods, Canvas, Tools and Iron- I mongery, Chimney Pieces, Glass, Provisions, Anchor (411 t ? ...
... SALVAGE SALE FROM THE TAYLEUR. Electro Plate, Saddlery, Woollen Cloths, Ploughs, Harrows. and Iron BedsteadsReady niade Clothes, Provisions, Canvass, Quilts, and Blankets, Zincand miscellaneous Cargo, raised fromthe Wreck of the TAYLEUR. To be SOLD by AUCTION ...
... deg.PaulaNhw slid' Glsrp fro jaourl ~, .r e Poe . .d-fie S. 'Suhmtna rc ,l miim ontli P~e~otlaeu ?? h Ceute.-rlWxe I~b s' Tayleur-Adunlnaratn of ?? byjen.etock paiee,eN Wygnat Entreat hnnm Unadiirue4 ElSjmneenfobals Prdeithe Cityl s1 ?? Speaehon bo ...
... 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 ...
... - - 150 Hida. Barbadoes Sugar.! . JAMES'ST0KES, WIDOP, end' SONS, ..Brokersand Auctioneers.., . SALVAGE SALE111ROM THE TAYLEUR . Woollen, Linen, and Cdttdn: Goods, Canvas, Toole and Iron- _ mongery, Glass, Provisions, Anchor (41 owt.), New Rig i a ging' ...
... SHEPil ERD and CRUS r, and Solicitors, Measrs. BAINTON anad ENGLAND, fBeverley. .Beverley, 2Pth Jan., 1854. W RECK OF THE TAYLEUR,- NOTICE to PASSENGEIIS.-The surviving Passen- gers, ossured In the MARITIME PASSENGERS' ASSUR- ANCE COMPANY, con have their ...
... froth the w'eck of thb Tayleur. V0 Bp S6LD 'BY' AJOTiON (without resesve, ?? aecount of 'whou it may' concern), At the Steaml Tug Store, SIR' JOHN'S.QUAY,'on THIS DAY, the 10th Julyl 1864, all the Goode and Stores eaved from the Tayleur'np to the pr7esent ...
... HULL. N.B.-All Goods are Booked at Credit Prices, and , subject to a Discount to those who prefer paying Cash. W RECK OF THE TAYLEUR.- n W NOTICE to PASSENGERS.-The sutvlving Passet- a Sera, Insured in the MARITIME PASSENGERS' A6SUR- ANCE COMPANY, can have ...