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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... SALVAGE SALE FROM THE TAYLEUR. Woollen, Linen, and Cotton Goods, Canvas, Tools and Iron- mongery, Glass, Provisions, Anchor (41 cwt.), New Rig- ging, Spars, Yards, &c., and miscellaneous Cargo and Stores saved from the wreck of the Tayleur. I T BE SOLD BY ...
... 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; ...
... . 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 ? ...
... - - 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' ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...