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... THE TAYLEUR.-WRECK OF THE OLINDA SCREW STEAMER. U, - -- re (F'On1 OUlR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) LiVERPOOL, Monday, January 30th. The past week has been one of tempestious weather, so- i, companied by painful and disastrous incidents among our I, shipping. ...
... wife and child, likewise from Glas- au s- gow, perished. Two young men belonging to Montrose were stl ii passengers with the Tayleur. One of them, David Angus, son ac Is of ,,r John Angus, meson, hss been saved; but the 'other, w, Ic named William Scott, ...
... definitively knwwetut tile Al, a to course of this country and its allies will be taken. tr Ara- am the THE WRECK OF THE TA.YLEUR. ci sob (From the Yinsre. ) f ion Of all the disasters recorded during a season unhappily to ondislinguislhed by such calamities ...
... THr LATE APPALLING SHIPWRECK OF THE TAYLEUR, ier The Freemean's ,Jouraaal of )Dublin, gives ample details re- 1 ia. specting the dreadful wreck of the Tayletir emigrant vessel, ,ce some account of which appeared int last week's Mercury. my From tbese-we ...
... DREADFUL WRECK. LOSS OF THlE TAYLEUR AND ABOUT 300 LIVES. I As brieflymentieo~nc iii our List, accountsl Wore received at jiveorpool, enl Molnday wveek, of the total loss of the niognitlcent. ne rn mgant ship Tayleur, onl the Icisli coast., on her pas ...
... country in the world. I think we ought to be cautious in such matters, after the severe lesson wehave had in the loss of the Tayleur -a loss attributable to the fact that she was manned by a set of foreigners who could neither understand the captain nor each ...
... nt atid recotnmends that the governor and surgeon under whom ' IIt the cruelties occurred should be prosecuted., a- THE TAYLEUR'S COMPcASSES.-Mr. John Gray,wbo fitted er up the Tayletir's compasses, in a letter to the Times, denies 'y, th~at they 'ware ...
... while we have to lament the death of only two colonels, one major, and some captains and sub- altern officers. WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. In the list which has been published of those saved on the occasion of the late deplorable wreck at Lambay the names of James ...
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... by Jth c wreck of the Tayleur, was commenced on Friday at ti village of Malahide, on the shore opposite the island o Lam ay. Mr. H. Davis was the coroner. The 3 firs twitnesses examined gave evidence to the effect that the Tayleur wao imperfectly manned ...
... 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 ...
... -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 ...