... LATE H. CUNNINGHAM, ESQ., THE SHIP TAYLEUR. ee nen Dairy Matt. Sir,—As many newspaper paragraphs, in some respects conflicting and imperfect, are at present in circulation re- garding Mr Cunningham, surgeon of the Tayleur, it may gratify the public feeling ...

... OFr Ti TAY: aa horrible is the loss of Tayleur, with more than 370 souls, of which number were women and two girls only been saved. 19th, with « fair wind, it is said, but in what the pilot even ing of » 80 essential to a bound down Channel, but the wind ...

... prosecution took He was nut bound to answer juestion unless he pleased to do 30. John late captain of the Tayleur, was then ex- amined—I was ain of the Tayleur; the log-book is not saved; I have m: one as well as could from we left Live Tha abou noon on Thursday ...

... Wev:tigietchtfibilttiblaingeeonfirth‘ay:e:traw:it.w.7.. WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. Inquest on the bodies of the unfortunate the wreck of the above vessel Choir Di r l , vi and El the hi, b ;: re cs.cour adjourned trereoca w, Coroner i contents , a : l b . ...

... sea) to the build, outfit, and saageatent of ships, you ask ono or two question; I will eadeavour to answer. You my, The - Tayleur we. an iron skip, and eke sank like cannon bell when she had once struck; and then you inquire Would this have been the ...

... We understand that the fate of the Tltemla and her passengers and crew would in all likelihood have been like that of the Tayleur had it not been for the constant exertions of the male part of the passengers. The vessel has lost some span, and sustained ...

... damages to the relatives of those drowned. Another coroner's inquest has just been held on those slaughtered on board the Tayleur, which will, no doubt, eventuate in similar pecuniary mulcts. But what steps have the Sheriff and Procurator Fiscal of In ...

... Tea TO Tea TATLEUIL—We hays heard with greet pleasure that the arrangements made by the highly respectable agents for the Tayleur, in the case of the passengers fortunately surviving the wreck, have given the highest satisfaction, and not only are we assured ...

... those of the Wow The 4 Was maws Wok At ads 1S Its wW Swam No. ST STREIT. WE. CIIUSCH, Is., Asseverate, Secy. WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR—NOTICE to PARSENGERS.—The surviving Pawnees, insured in the MARITIME PASSENGERS* Addl. RANCE COMPANY, can have their Policies ...

... marked A. H. M. 36; also a box lid, with G. Betts, ship Tayleur, Me bwrne; also a maho- with the name Archiba d M‘Laren. No doubt an (2 thel# Beitg part of the wreck of the unforta- nate Tayleur, and they Lave consequently been sceured for the benefit ...

... when worn out. For further particulars apply to Gunn, Cameron, & WCormick, 14 Fleet Street, Dublin. INSURANCES. JRECK OF THE TAYLEUR-NOTICE to PASSENGERIL—The surviving insured in the MARITIME PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE COMPANY, can hove their Policies endorsed ...

... was his Intention to introduce such a bill, which was being prepared (as we understood) by tho Lord Advocate. LOSS OF THE TAYLEUR. Mr HAMILTON put the followiaggneetion to the Proof- I dent of the Board of Trade:— following_ F been directed to be made ...