... THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. coroner's inquest on the bodies of two of the poi sons who were drowned at the wreck of the Tayleur—a catastrophe described great length last week's Intelligence —has been held, and has terminated in the following verdict: We ...

... grave- yard which is on the island of Lambay. The ?? statement has been made by the ?? who took the Tayleur out to sea from Liverpool : — I took the Tayleur to sea on Thursday last, the ship being in tow of the steam-tug Victory. While the wind was light ...

... WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. THE TURKISH QUESTION. RETRIBUTION AT SEBASTOPOL.— The Retribution, when sent to Sebastopol with the notification to Prince Menchikoff of the entranoe of the fleet into the Black Sea, arrived before break of day off the entrance ...

... passengers' arrangements were concerned, ever left the port with fairer prospects of a successful aud pleasant voyage than the Tayleur, which was amply proved by the cheering oo board as she passed down the Mersey. Lambay Island, where ihe catastrophe oc- curred ...

... of tee leading ttsidar writers of the Tayleur, who would be relieved of all had the ship been inefficiently manned, hag Meted that, after a minute inquiry at the Liverpool Sailors' Hum, where the crew of the Tayleur were shipped, he is fgd that she had ...

... WRECK THE TAYLEUR NOTICE TO PASSENGERS. 'THIE surviving Passenger®, insured in the MAKITIMK I'ASSENGEItS’ ASSURANCE COMPANY, can have their Policies endorsed, free of expenee, |>ermitting them loaail any other Br«t-cla*i ship, by application at the Chief ...

... last we stated that Messrs. Kenyon, of this town, who had a valuable freightage for Australia on board the unfortunate John Tayleur, were insured in the Royal Insurance Office. This was an error. The Royal is not a marine insurance office, we are reminded ...

... Liddei.l trusted that a searching enquiry would be made by the Hoard of Trade into the circumstances of the loss of the ship Tayleur. After a few observations from Sir G. Pechell, Mr. Henley admitted that the bill for the consolidation of the laws relative ...

... LIDDELL trusted that a searching inquiry would be made by the Board of Trade into the circumstances of the loss of the ship Tayleur. After a few observations from Sir. S. Pechcl, Mr. HENLEY admitted the bill for the consolidation of laws relative to the ...

... and ostrich-like ex- terior, was charged by Betsy Tayleur, a buxom dame of forty years, but with a waspish kind of countenance, with ommittieg an assault upon her. Mistress Wilson and Mistress Tayleur are neighbours in the vicinity of Castle-street, and ...

... 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 ...

... LIDDELL suggested that searching inquiry should be made the Board of Trade into the circumstances of the loss of the ship Tayleur. After a few observations from Sir F. Pechell, Mr. HENLEY admitted that the bill for the consolidation of the laws relative ...