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... purposes th« Inquest. The bodies, which were those of fine little boy, the son Dr. Cunningham, the late medical officer of tbe Tayleur, and that of tbe second mate of tbe ship, were left Kingsend, on Thursday evening, the steam-tug, whence they were removed ...
... the Australia—twenty able seamen, without the officers. Mr. Firzumnox—There were twenty-two twenty-three able seamen in the Tayleur. Michael Murphy, fir-t male, was next examined After stating some matters already before the public, he said. I knew none ...
... surveyed at least twd months betore she sailed; I hald nothing to lo with the procuring of the crew; I went. on beard the Tayleur to examine her and the crewrtoi4day beLoreshesailed; I did not seethat the ropes Wiere new from the an'mufacturer's; I was ...
... known to us to possess aD( j amoun*.* of traffic intercepted. No unimpeachable integrity and truth, was dated the * «d 0 the Tayleur’t wreck and it* horror., will dimgrw with ». 'h*” •»>•» Blair t Goal a«d Hkeamotie Kll.-Ex.rxc. of » , , been m.nned Botlrit ...
... -era .went,-two ferenc. .0 their fowling the .object , a tie m2’ Ugh. aigb. when wore. twenty-thro. able roan,an in the Tayleur. fnund Hie large number of persons in this conn- and bad the hkeme, , g f „„„ mile, from Michael Morphy examined-I was first ...
... Shaftesbury on tbo subject of sanitary improvements, . and letter from respectable firm in Liverpool in regard the lost of tbo Tayleur. The Deputy ToWb Clerk then read the Police Committee's report. Tbi« report brief. It no item* of lofi>rmation general iotereit ...
... who in bis behalf. Be | official Tur Late ng of a first reference to the circumstances of the la ontain. choly loss of the Tayleur, we from inthe curring testimony of all the survivors who hi iticised ost im- oo the subject, to conclude that there had be ...
... redeem a companionship, at least as damaging, in moral issues, t)»e memorable friendship of Lord Clalendon. SHIPWRECK THE JOHN TaYLEUR.—THE ...
... ces. From what I have heard, I should say there was sufficient crew on board of the | Tayleur. American -hip would have carried fewer bands. captain of the Tayleur, according to his own statement, did everything that prudence and good seamanship would ...
... the Customs’ Officer to all ds, each ship to go to sea; produced the table of contents ar th 3s 6d tualling paper of the Tayleur. He signed the clearanc yelled to tifieate on a certificate, which was brought tu bim, : ere such ff, could by several the ...
... powerful address bad given them; alter which the proceedings wero concluded by staging aud the benediction. THE SHIPWRECK OF THE TAYLEUR CORONER'S INQUEST. THIRD DAT.—MOSUAT. Thr investigation upon remains of the second mate, and the son of Dr. tbe medical officer ...