... W ?? rW433Q: OF THE TAYLEUR I *-mer fearful wreck bas been iddad- to the longlist is'v celamities for which the Irish coast baa of late aina-so sad a notoriety. The, Taylear; government Cait sip, Ca nNoble, which sailed trom Liver. ntbe 2h, &or Melbourne ...

... left Liverpool he went ashore, and told the owners of the Tayleur that she was ready for sea, and that he was anxious to put to sea, as the weather seemed favourable. He was appointed to the Tayleur by the owners in June last; she was then in the builder's ...

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... left Liverpool, he went aslore and told the owners of the Tayleur that she was ready for sea, and that he was anxious to put to sea as the weather seemed favourable; he was appointed to the Tayleur by the owners in Jane last. She woe then in, the builders ...

... WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. Yesterday week an inquest was held on the bodies of the child of Dr Cunninghaam and of E. Kaly, second mate of the Tayleur. The following are the principal points of tho evidence adduced. J. Aislabie, of Yorkshire, one of the passengers ...

... able seamen in the'Tayleur. The inquest was breught to a conclusion on Monday evening, when te jury returned the ibllowing verdict -- We find that Edward Kawley, second mate, and Henry H. Cunningham, a passenger on board the ship Tayleur, were rdrowned by ...

... THE WRECK. OF THE TAYLEUR.-SE- BEEFING SAILS. TO TUB 3MrrOR OP TB DAILY NiEWS. Snt,-In consequence of the recent loss of the ship Tayleur, which appears to have been principally caused by the inability of the crewr to reef or take in the topseils. I would ...

... LOSs OF THE EMIGRANT SHIP TAYLEUR. DUBLIN, JTAe. 23. The fol ging account of the melancholy wreck of the 5ithpTayleur. bound from Liverpool for Melbourne, atlf jsland appearS in the Daily Express of this ?? nrecedented as the present winter has been for ...

... huanity, who exerted hi tlhe m~oa~t praie~wortiy 'manner to assist the wnf~prtuut swfferera: . wast tcbin pasengeron board the Tayleur, *hich left rpoo1with fin bes and butiful weather at 12 ?? on Thursday last, in- tow of a, steamer. We wart off L Pointabout ...

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... deliverance. The following statement by the pilot, who took the Tayleur out to sea, is of considerable importance, as showing the state of the com- passes when she took her departure: I took the Tayleur to Sea on Thursday last, the ship being in tow of the steam-tug ...

... scarce6ly possible to exaggerite the tirors of so frightful a catastrophe' ' On Thursday, the 19th of January, 1654, the Tayleur; a stately ship of, more than ;2,000 tons burden, carrying a valuable cargo, and freighted with nearly 600 emigrants, sailed ...