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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... WltElli OF THE SCItEW-STEAMEII °URI/A. had the public mind recovered from the ,evem shock it reeeivisl by the narrative of the Tayleur's unprecedented calamity, titan it was again mirth,' by the annottucentent that a serious disaster the South American and ...
... the belief that he could gain by any quarrel between 'Papilla and lemur. Mr. LIDDELL made some ebeervationi on the of the Tayleur and the lA A abodrer the atteation of the Holies .. the Immense torrent of the military re' of Ind his belief that every I ...
... ow the 29th ult., Mrs 31argaret Ingrain, relict eiJohn Calhbert, Ls+, Clifton, York. Drowned, its the wreck of the ship Tayleur, hound for Australia, Liverpool, of Langley Island, on ,he 2111. ult., Peter Alexander, Elisabeth, his wife, and John, their ...
... Australia. Different accountsare given of the treat- raised. It is worthy of remembrance that in the year the poor people of the Tayleur received from 1796, sterling were subecribed in by the inhabitants of the Lambay Island after the wreck, way of loan is 16 ...
... THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. is the of AN EXECUTION IN VANCOUVER'S ISLAND. 1. The Thetis, 38, Captain I:as — arri — ved — at • Spithead. The Thetis left England on the 10th of Oct., . 1660, for Rio. She mbeequently mailed in the end visited Vancouver* in ...
... of the leading underwriters ot the Tayleur, who would be relieved of all responsibility had the ship been inefficiently manned, has stated that, after minute inquiry at the Sailors’ Home, where the crew the j Tayleur were shipped, he is satisfied that ...
... both to the emigrants and the British sailor, anil it is not unlikely that it may have been the cause of the loss of the Tayleur. It nearly proved the loss. of the Tllemis, which narrowly escaped being wrecked on the Mull of Kintyre, from ! tile helplessness ...
... 1 (annoy, aged fourteen months, their sons ; and Elisabeth Sheppard, their attached nurse. _ , , Drowned, board the ship Tayleur, off Island, the ultimo, Mary Lyons (wile of Mr John Harper) and children, viz.:—Euphemia, inftnt; William, aged 3 years ; ...
... Mr. CARDWELL said that the Board of Tradeliad directed 3 inquiry to be made into the circumstances under which the I ship Tayleur had put to sea. I Lord J. RUSSELL stated that a Reform Bill would be i proposed for Scotland by the Lord-Advocate. t, The ...