... 'I'AYLEUR EMIGRANT SHIP. The- iron clipper-built ship Tayleur, just launohed for Cciul the White Star Line Australian Pocket Comlpanly, wae one a beautiful vessel, built in the factory of Tayleur and Ihim, Co., after the name or whose principal she was ...

... Ifamiltot, Mr. CAReDoWatL said thle Board of Trade had direcled an enquiry to be made into tite ?? under wbiic) tho abip Tayleur had put to sea. SCOTTISH RLPOIrt Lord J. RUSSELL stated tihat a Iteform Bill would be pro posed for Scutland by tie Lord Advocate ...

... given, to the effeet that the wreck occurred m consequence of the highly culpable neglect of the owners in permitting the Tayleur to sail without havng her compasses properly adjusted, or without a tral to ascertain if ?? wassmnder proper control of her ...

... -The subscription list which has been opened at the Exclrange News Room, for the relief of the distressed survivors of the Tayleur's passengers, amounts altogether to about £C2000. INNER TEMPsI..-The undermentioned gentlemen have been called to the bar:-J ...

... at the present tlime, with ouch threatesniig aspedt of a war ;--and even the repeast appalling account of the loss of the Tayleur, which no ddoubi may In some degree be attributable to the lack of safllI coutpllment of such areosnarles for her crew. Therefore ...

... ?? of Gas-Lightirng. The Rev. Dr. Raffles, of Liverpool, preached a ser- mon having special reference to the loss of the Tayleur. It has been agreed to hold the next musical festival at Norwich in the autumn. The venerable Sir John Briggs retires from ...

... by nearly severing his head from his body with a table-knife. A considerable quantity of cargo has been raised from the Tayleur. A portion of the goods have been disposed of in Dublin by public sale, and realied about 21,000. At Peterborough a man, who ...