... necessarily be accepted. By Order, D. J. DICKINSON, Secretary. City Hall, Cork-hill, Dublin, Feb. 18, 1864. L OSS OF THE TAYLEUR. This appalling Shipwreck, from which about 250 persons have been saved, while more than 500 have perished, not only excites ...

... TO S U RV-IV OR S IMOM 'tHE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. IF any of tbe SURVIVORS can give information as to 1 the circumstances connected with the Deaths of JOHN ?? 'ItSt)N, from Lock I,, near l'alkirk, TIIOMASI NA BI3OOKMAN, his Wife, and AGNES lU'I'IERSON ...

... entry Isas been made. D By order, J. HERBERT, Secretary.- Ballast-office, Triuittl-touOO, 25th January, 1854. lTRECK OF THE TAYLEUR.-FUND I VW FOR THE RELIEF OF THE SUFFERERS.-At a LEC meetleg, held ott the Both of January, Captain SCHOMBERG,Le Rt.N.,I in ...

... foressoon, for kiss aliove-tenetiosted isurptosco. B. WARING, Cleric to the Trustees. Ormsukirk, Situ February, 1854. 25 H IIP TAYLEUR.-A SUBSCRIPTION LIST is opetied for the BENEFIT of tlte PASSENGERS saved, and tse swidosws and orphasuitof thtose lost frosts ...

... HULL. N.B.-All Goods are Booked at Credit Prices, and , subject to a Discount to those who prefer paying Cash. W RECK OF THE TAYLEUR.- n W NOTICE to PASSENGERS.-The sutvlving Passet- a Sera, Insured in the MARITIME PASSENGERS' A6SUR- ANCE COMPANY, can have ...

... quarto Pagee, with Title.page and Iudex, may bh had of any Bookseller, prtce One Gutaea. - -y puua er, pr W1f RECK OF THE TAYLEUR.- q V NOTICE to PASSENGERS.-The surviving Passen- 7 gers, insured in the MARITIME PASSENGERS' ASSUR- ANCE COMPANY, can have ...

... THE TAYLEUR.I rrHE .Owners of this V es'el having~ deitied till li'tbility forEF T tit', Ship~wreckintl haiti nt, refused eo:nipoensitionf eveit iiitiit(ititit~l ,,,hntle tollai~lt of thlose I ettrind it litis been si i-e'ttd thiti t ' ?? it nVI tntl( ...

... balance of the fued vvill ho divided among the LT 'widreve and orphans of those husbands and fetherstebo were a go loot' le the Tayleur while preceding' their fansilies to Australia, ARE' v of intonccilg to send for them as soosas they had earned money thor ...

... TINNER, & CO. To be succeeded by the JOHNSTONE, D. IsOaSeoN, Maeter. A :LIFE BELTS!I LIFE BELTS!I LIFE BELTS!I L LOS OFTHE TAYLEUR, IN DUBLIN BAY. UPWARDS OF FOURt HUNDRED IIUMAN BEINGS DROWNED. A Tue whole of these uonfortuinate persons would have eaved ...

... ~pices of thle $Qcicty ftr the Propoaptioii of lbs ?? in Foreign Parts, TIFE BELTS I LIFE BELTS I LIFE BELTS I Li LOSS OF THE TAYLEUR, IN DUBLIN BAY. ?? UPWARDS OF YOUR HUNDRED HUMAN BEINGS DROWNED. The whole of those unfortonate persona would have saved their ...

... 53, CASTLE-STREET, and Nos. l and 2, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET. LIVERPOOL. 1.IFE BELTS! LIFE BELTS! LIFE BELTS I LOSS OF TUE TAYLEUR, IN DUBLIN BAY. UPEVARDS OF FOURII HUNDRED IIUMAN BEINGS DROWNED. The wehole of these unfortunate persons would have saved ...

... (Oh llour eatic, Private or in Class. ft N. Schools ?? Roons' far Ladies. e1 SUBSCRCTION FOR SURVIVORS OF THEI S StIP of ' TAYLEUR.- Y I C0:M1ITTEr' Rpoaee,- .4Gov`Nsnm'-' X t'ioe, LIVE.n'ooT, Fini. 7, 1854-. _ c'HE FUND being raised for the SUF FFEREI1S ...