... cargo was in, and the Captain of the Tayleur having neglected to heave the lead, notwithstanding he knew that the ship’s compasses were not to be relied on. Captain Walker also remarks on a valuable ship like the Tayleur being sent to sea without an Azimuth ...

... Board to institute an inquiry into tbe conduct | of Captain Noble in connection with the loss of tbe unfo'- | tuoate ship Tayleur. This is only as it ought to be, and « due to the outraged feelings of the suffers by tbis *« calamity. Captain Noble received ...

... melodious style. The Orphan of the Wreck is another metrical contribution, relating an incident in the late wreck of the Tayleur, in which was found a young child about a year old, whose parents were supposed to have perished. Bentley's Miscellany. —The ...

... melodious style. The Orphan of the Wreck is another metrical contribution, relating an incident in the late wreck of the Tayleur, in which was found a young child about a year old, whose parents were supposed to have perished. Bentley's Miscellany. —The ...

... WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR.—NOTICE to PASSENGERS.—The surviving Passengers, insured in the MARITIME PASSENGERS* ASSURANCE COMPANY, can have their Policies endorsed, free of expense, permitting them to sail in any other first-class ship, by application at the ...

... street. Liverpool; and at the Chief Offices, No. 4, Moorgate-strect, London. GEARY, Resident Director. WRECK OF THE SHIP TAYLEUR. Among the numerous passengers lost this ill-fated vessel, THREE were Insured In the ENGLISH AND CAMBRIAN ASSURANCE SOCIETY ...

... lMArSTY, just been presented with a ereport on the most dreadful of recent shipwrecks. a The lose of the emigrant ship, Tayleur, forms the er subject of this document, whick has been prepared n by Captain WALuEn, under the direction of the Board im of ...

... with the loss of the Tayleur, he would see that the loss of that ship was attributable to causes which could hardly be brought within the reach of any legislation. The report stated that there could be no doubt the loss of the Tayleur was attributable to ...

... and guarded against for the for the removal of troops. These were his duties, as defuture. With regard to the loss of the Tayleur nothing scribed by the commissioners, but the artillery and elle. could be more conclusive or more clear upon that 'point ...

... the necessity of inquiring as to the class of officers that com- manded these emigrant ships. The disastrous case of the Tayleur was fresh in their recollection. The report of Captain Walker showed a clear case for interference. The commander of that ...

... what killd of oficers should be entrusted[ viitis the command of emigrant shripes. There was the distressing case of the Tayleur. He r, would ask any gentleman who lied read the -very clear and able report of Capt. Walker, whether there were not in that ...

... of what kind of officers had the charge L y ,t of those emnigrant ships, they had only to look at the recent v 11 ?? the Tayleur. If they read the able report of Capt. qt e Walker they would see that that alone maede out a case for t ainquiry. It was ...