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... 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- ...
... 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 ...
... seconded, and the petitions adopted, the meeting peace- fully retired after having sung the national anthem. I LOSS Or, TF i ' TAYLEUR. 'The committee met on Monday at ten o'clock, in the Corn- I mercial-buildinge, Lerd TALnOT Dns MALAniaDE in the chair. 1 ...
... Jullarney Junction (Feb. 18) . 164 3 11 e LOSS OF THE TAYLlUR. e The following letter has been received by the committee of the Tayleur fund from Sir Roger Palmer, Bart., declining their offer to reimburse the expenses incurred by him in mi- r tigating the ...
... ?? of Gas-Lightirng. The Rev. Dr. Raffles, of Liverpool, preached a ser- mon having special reference to the loss of the Tayleur. It has been agreed to hold the next musical festival at Norwich in the autumn. The venerable Sir John Briggs retires from ...
... Port- D - lan BayAustrlia. It is supposed that the ?? a belonged to ones of the passengers on board thle ill-fated 01 : Tayleur. Information of the circumstance has been sent g, -to the proper ?? Free Prece. a 11LABOUR AND WAGES 11N THE SALT DISTRICcTS ...
... exceed in size and brilliancy the Koh-i-nooar. Her Majesty has given £25 to the subscription for the sur- t vivors of the Tayleur. Sir John Bowling, the new Governor of Hongkong, left Lon- B don on Saturday for the purpose of proceeding to the seat of ...
... Roman Catholic clergy and laity.-3hfo7rning C/mros'ole. Self-reefing Sails.-In consequence of the recent loss of the ship Tayleur, which appears to have been principally caused by the inability of the crew to reef or take in the topsails, I would suggest ...