... perceive they are making preparations to raise the sunken schooner at mouth of harbour. LOSS OF TiE TAYLEUR. Amongst the additional soms subscribed to the Tayleur fund are-I1 from Thomas I. Snaw, Eeq.; 21, from Messrs. Johnston a id M ayston, Sackville-street; ...

... the liberal contribution of 11L, per Richard Atkinson, Esq., to the Committee in behalf the survivors from the wreck of the Tayleur, and 10e. have been received for the same object- a thanks offering from one whose friend has arrived safe in Australia. ...

... this I consider unlikely, as the increase to be made in each regiment will enable it to keep up a strong depot at home. THE TAYLEUR. We are glad to Gid that further investigations are in progress with respect to this unfortunate ship, which, we hope, will ...

... seconded, and the petitions adopted, the meeting peace- fully retired after having sung the national anthem. I LOSS Or, TF i ' TAYLEUR. 'The committee met on Monday at ten o'clock, in the Corn- I mercial-buildinge, Lerd TALnOT Dns MALAniaDE in the chair. 1 ...

... 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 ...

... fitnoss for service. If this notice is not attended to they will be subject to loss of pension. Feb. 8, 1864. LOSS OF THIE TAYLEUR. Lord Talbot do 51alahide has received on behalf of the sufferers by the Tavisur:-Frem Sir Roger Palmer, Bart. Sl. Mrs. Newmalln ...

... Jullarney Junction (Feb. 18) . 164 3 11 e LOSS OF THE TAYLlUR. e The following letter has been received by the committee of the Tayleur fund from Sir Roger Palmer, Bart., declining their offer to reimburse the expenses incurred by him in mi- r tigating the ...