... overwhelmed the heavy sea which was running. After remaining on the reef some time the Edinburgh, was got off. The Loss or the Tayleur.—Captain Walker's report his investigation into the less the Tavleur, made under the direction the Board Trade, has been hud ...

... for reach under contract, so this rale should I e applied to all emigrant ships. It appears that hefore the pilot I.F the Tayleur the captain had remarked that there was a difference of half a point in the compass, and on the Saturday morning it was discovered ...

... lived to a good old sge — Bo years. Thb Taileub. — Captain Walker's report of his in- vestigation into tbe loss of the Tayleur, made under the direction of the Board of Trade, bas been laid before par- liament. Captain Walker attended Uie inquest, and ...

... was 14, 312; and in Ireland 15,280. THE TaYLEUR. — It is expected that, in a few days, the Marine Board will institute .an enquiry iuto the eou.'.ict of Captain Noble, late commander of the unfortunate ship Tayleur, recently wrecked on Lambay Island. Tbe ...

... the proposed inquiry every means in his power. . . . After some remarks from Captain SCOBELL, elucidation the loss of the Tayleur, the motion was agreed to. Mr. T. FITZGERALD fuggMUd the propriety of making arrangement, nith the Government of the United ...

... error renders it desirable that more care should he bestowed on this subject; and it extraordinary that the commander of the Tayleur —who holds firstclass certificate, and who, in consequence of having passed such an excellent examination, was recommended ...

... the court of St. Petersburg, has arrived England. Captain Walker reports to the Board of Trade that the loss of the ship Tayleur was owing solely the fact that the compasses were not properly iu order. He censures the captain for not using the lead. The ...

... proper time to reform the lawyers. ; In the House of Commons on Thursday the subject of the melancholy wreck of the John Tayleur was refer' red to by Mr. Joun O’Connell, who moved for the ap- I pointment of select committee to enquire into the | present ...

... proposed inquiry by every means in his power. After some remarks from Captain SCOBELL, in elucidation of tbe loss of the Tayleur, the motion was agreed to. Mr. HUME moved a resolution declaring the expediency of consolidating the different branches and ...

... of such disasters would refuse to give them their assistance. All who at were aware of tie real cause of the loss of the Tayleur, in and knew what they wished to accomplish, would, he il felt convinced, go with themn.-Mr. W. L. Pattinson, at one of the ...

... eventually prove agood bargain for the company. i.3,500 have already been subscribed for the benefit of the passengers by the Tayleur. Atone of the crowded lectures lately given by Gavazzi in Nottingham, he gave £23, the proceeds of a lectuie to the Nottingham ...

... required by the present law. He suggested various expedients for their improvement, and referred to the recent case of the Tayleur as an example of fatal neglect of the government regulations. Mr. F. Peel objected to the motion, contending that the present ...