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... 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 ...
... quarto Pagee, with Title.page and Iudex, may bh had of any Bookseller, prtce One Gutaea. - -y puua er, pr W1f RECK OF THE TAYLEUR.- q V NOTICE to PASSENGERS.-The surviving Passen- 7 gers, insured in the MARITIME PASSENGERS' ASSUR- ANCE COMPANY, can have ...
... 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 ...
... charge. ti,.Passengers for Sydney, Geelong, and Adelaide, by the Tayleur, ~'fnb owrafrom Melbotrn ot tho expense of the ship. W7EIJ'rShipLI Tons. Csomoandere. Destination. To SRIl. est' TAYLEUR'i..3800..J. NOEaLE.Melboarne. .14th Jan. ooso- GOLDEN ERA ...
... acid CO., le ?? Ctok-street, Liverpool ; or to GRO. GEANT & CO., 23, Clare-street, Briatot. _ NOTICE TO PASSENGERS PERt TAYLEUR. Luggage must be alottgside the Vessel on WEDsEsDAY, the 11th Jans., and two followiltg days, and Passengers prepared to ...
... Composities that cannot be guaranteed as the best. York Street. Nov. 21, 1853. 22,l Er igratioa. NOTICE TO PASSENGERS PER TAYLEUR. igqapoe ilnat be alongside the Vessel on Wednesday, the 11th January, Ln ltvo fn0wing days, and Pas- senqers prepured to ...
... Charge. and - Paseengers for Sydney, Geeletig, and Adelaide, by the Tayleur, will be forwarded from Melbourne at the expenea of the ebip.- Shipa. Tone. Comnmandere. Deetination. To sail. TAYLEUR 0300. .J. NoBLt.Melbourne.. 6th Jan. 1,IOWA ..1600 ...
... DILLON: MELDCNi, t D6 ?? .14, Upper DO,2 ?? ~~~Agent to0 UpeCro n&qa' MERCANTILE SALEi. i FOURTH 'SALV E SALE' FROME THE'-TAYLEUR. Iron'Docrs, Pillars; and; Agrikultural Implements; Shot; Sheet'Lieid; Buttd i'81rSltee'; Ready.Lihade Oitlhes; Pro- 1 visions; ...
... families of distinction, cards of reference.t 88, LOWER ABBEY-STREET (One door from Sackville-street). J27,6 LOSS OF THE TAYLEUR.E This appalling Shipwreck, from which about 250 persons have been saved, while more than 800 have peri-hed, not t only excites ...
... 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 ...
... kronmongery, China and Earthenware, Copper, Preserved hlste, Glase, Cheese, and miscellaneous Cargo raised from the wreck of the Tayleur. r 0 BE SOLD BY AUCTION (without reserve, T. for account of whom it may concern), at the Steam Tug Stores, 70, SIR JOHN'S-QUAY ...
... 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 ...