... 15th instant. Srraxnagr, Fes, beds, bedding, wearing apparel, empty, casks and barrels, supposed to have be- longed tothe Tayleur, are being drifted ashore between Burghhead and Girvan. Boston, Jax, 30.—The Empire, Zerega, whieh sailed on the 6th for Liverpool ...

... crown, Jan. 30.—Barrels of beef, pork, candles, &ec., have been washed ashore in the Bay of Luce, tv be from tae wreck of the Tayleur. BELVAST:—Printed and published at the Oilice, 6, Cellar Eutry, by the Proprietor and Editor, JAMES SIMMS, oa the morning ...

... the Sobracn, Che man, for Africa. At Gibraltar, on the 25th January, the C aledonia, fur Liverpovl. CasuUALTIES, &. The Tayleur is reported by the divers have parte! the stern, and the Teck abaft burst up, the 0 being atrowed about ton the bottom. Belfe ...

... collected in Liverpool for the relief of the survivors of the Tayleur. Tue Ocran Rev. J. H. Armstrong, Dublin, who undertook the temporary charge of the ocean child, saved from the Tayleur, has addressed the following letter to the editor of The Evening ...

... the Australia—twenty able seamen, without the officers. Mr. Firzumnox—There were twenty-two twenty-three able seamen in the Tayleur. Michael Murphy, fir-t male, was next examined After stating some matters already before the public, he said. I knew none ...

... Cantwell’s favour—£300 damages, and Od costs. Her Majesty has contributed £25 to the fund for the relief of the sufferers in the Tayleur tragedy. ‘Anver. Fain.—The February fair of this town was held on the 9th instant. ‘The stock was large and generally, of ...

... ace, Dublin, February am py to say that I have discovered the relatives of the little fellow'saved frem the wreck of the Tayleur, who has been in my house these: last four weeks. It aj rs that be is Arthur Charles,son of Charles Griffith, who had been ...

... on the subject of sanitary improvements, and a letter from a respectable firm in Liverpool in regard to the loss of the Tayleur. The Deputy Towx then read the COMMITTEE & REPORT. This report was brief. It contained no items of in- formation of general ...

... upon the ship. Mr. H. T. LiDDELL gave some explanations re- specting certain remarks made by him upon the manning of the Tayleur, and, with reg to the admission of foreign vessels to the coasting trade, hoped that it would not involve serious consequences ...

... for £1,000. A correspondent of The Glasgow Mail gives the following particulars of the late Mr. Cunningham, surgeon of the Tayleur:—“ Mr. Cunningham was proprietor of valuable entailed property In Fifeshire. He studied the medical profes- sion chiefly in ...