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... the country felt they had a right to know wwhether these requiremernrts had been strietly attended to in tire case of tire Tayleur, which httd iret with sueh a deplor- able disaster, arid hie therefore begged to ask tire Priesidert of the Board of Trade ...
... 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 ...
... Reformation.” nti- Popish demonstrations should, without delay, ff, to be -in every parish in the kingdom, + vice P. Among the Tayleur's passengers was a young longing to Greenock, named Wil m Andrew G Lieat.- blacksmith, who was so fortunate as to escape ...
... built, both, of course, built of The magnificent Rocks, Cape Scotia, and out doard, about 20 remain to than were saved the Tayleur; ch anaes the number on we hear little or nothing about it. Again, the to Philadelphia, on the Copelands, no lives were lost ...
... emigration officers and the proper ports discharged the duties rcqqjred the act 15 and 10 Viet. c. 44. in reference to the ship Tayleur, recently wrecked at Lam bay, and especially regards the ascertaining and certifying that the said ship was seaworthy, and ...
... artificial ponds, will prove a failure, and only hasten the extinction the fish. The Fife Herald, remarking on the wreck of tbo Tayleur, says“ If such accidents continue, the civilized world will be compelled to imitate oor alow but oautioua and sure ancestors ...
... light dues. brought | Me. offered exp! ation of some observatic made on # preceding evening in reference to the mela of the Tayleur. Sir GronGe congratulated the committee to bring troduction of these bills, ses now Mr. was not opposed to throwing open the ...
... Hamilton, Mr CARDWELL said the Board of Teals had dirreed inquiry to be made into the circumstances under which the ship Tayleur had put to sea. Lord J. RUSSELL stated that • Reform Bill would be proposed for Scotland by the Lord Advocate. The Marquis ...
... PROPERTY ASSURANCE COY. Loco. Oretcn—T7 ST VINCENT STREET, GLASGOW. D. FISHER, Secretary to the Local Board. WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR—NOTICE to PASSENGERS.—The surviving Passengers, insured in the MARITIME PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE COMPANY, can have their Policies ...
... THE LATE ROBERT H. CUNNINGHAM. ESQ., SURGEON OF THE SHIP TAYLEUR. Mr Cunningham was proprietor of valuable entailed property in •Fifeehire. He studied the medical profession ehiefiy in Edinburgh, although be also enjoyed the advantages of observing the ...
... WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. The Wakefield Journal publishes the narrative of one of the pessoneers, Mr Edward Tow, jute, eon of a banker in that town. Mr Tew save— Just 1 came on deck a Lady cme up to me and asked if I could swim. I told her I could. (She ...
... No 707,1063. t This Is exclusive of about 6,600,000 of francs. THE LATE ROBERT H. CUNNINGHAM, ESQ., SURGEON OF THE SHIP TAYLEUR. Mr. Cssansingham was proprietor of •aluehl• may tailed property In 'lrishlre. He studied the medical profession chiefly in ...