... procured the 'IMfe-boat from Wicklow. _ - TuIE TA'rxEtm.-Captain Walker's report of his investi gation into the loss of the Tayleur, made under the direction. of the Board of Trade, has been' laid before parliament. Captain Walker attended the 'inquest, ...

... member of the Ribbon Society, and corresponding with members of said illegal society. Sentence deferred. THS WRsxK OF TEE TAYLEUR.-Yesterday morning se- veral other bodies, supposed to have been lost in this vessel, were washed up on the coast between ...

... Coast Guardmen, in testimony of their prompt and very laudable services on the eccasion of the wreck of the unfortunate ship Tayleur. It will be remembered that most of those who were providentially saved succeeded in gain- ing a footing on the rocks when ...

... ashore on the coast between Portrans and Malahide. They were supposed to have been those of persons lost in the ill-fated Tayleur. A hen of the Spanish breed, at Logie Elpbinstone, laid four eggs of an unusual size, in the course of twenty-foer hours. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...