... THE TAYLEUR.-INCIDENTS OF THE WRECK. ~ - - - , I I - , P - .a ;Z. Ad The Wakefield Journal publishes the narrative of one d of the passengers, Mr. Edward Tew, jun., son of a banker in that town. Mr. Tew says- Just as I came on deck a lady came up to ...

... THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. The inquiry into the cause of this melancholy disaster Ti aas resumied on Monday morning, at eleven o'clock, by line aMr. Davis. The interest inl the proceedings continued T 'i unabated, the room in which the inquest swai held ...

... AND HENRY GREGORY. York-buildings, January 31, 1854. THE TAYLEUR. TO TlE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL IMERCURY. GElNTLEMEN,-We have only just received the news of the melancholy loss of the ship Tayleur, accompanied with a most deplorable destruction of human ...

... says ar as - I rm shaplpy to say that I have discovered the relatives th of the littlo follow saved from the wreck of the Tayleur, to or- who has been in my house these last foor weels. It th us, appears that he is Arthur Charles, son of Charles Grif- ...

... TAiLEUR. ir TO THlE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. GENTLUMEN,-Being one of the seamen who were on Is hoard of the fatal ship Tayleur, and understanding that t, there was money collected for the survivors, I made appli- e- cation at the office three times ...

... hoisted their flags, and the latter place was quiet. i- We learn that large claims have been made upon the 1- owners of the Tayleur and Scotland, recently wrecked l here, for the services of the county constabulary in pro- , teoting the property from plunder ...

... by sliudsmes, amid, if need be, bym thse pa-sen- a ocers. UCoserast this scithm the tardiimre disphuiyed en beard tlse a Tayleur, acordiing to tils nessopaper ascotlsnt. Wum5 lnot thi t UInwarrlaitzbly loiig tulleo spelt ill reeling liltely to praduceftah ...

... t ehip guard. HIVE A We have hleard that the woman that offered £2000 to forg re any one who would save her life when the Tayleur wais 0001] wckl athwieoabankrupt from this neighbour- run hoodl The builband had previously failed under circuso- forli ;e ...

... the ensuing year was also ab appointed. Pr - The ueen has otributed X2,5 towad h eifo the ufferers by thle wvreck of the Tayleur. I Ar; ir. Henry Evans Cauty, of this town, has passed Ihis a r; exninatioll at the APothecaries' Halal, and received a ...

... diminishing the a expenses thereof. T e THE TAYLEUR. 9 In reply to Mr. Hamilton, u f Mr. CARDwELL said the board of trade had directedt inquiry to be made into the circumstances under which r t the ship Tayleur had put to sea. a REFORM BILL FOR SCOTLAND: ...

... menagerie continues to be well attended, and ought to be visited by all lovers of natural ?? alt-t. Captain Noble, late of the Tayleur, arrived in Liver- i pool Ol Tuesday morning last from Dublin, on his way to ?? The gross receipts of the six benefits given ...

... price. Mr. Horsfall pointed out te that his colleague was in error on a former evening of when he attributed the loss of the Tayleur to the cl great number of foreigners among the crew: she is had only 14 foreign seamen, a smaller number re than she would ...