... THE LOSS OF THE TAYLEUR. Adiuittin l that the compasses were erroneous-though,C if they wore, C:iptaitdiNoblewasprincipallyto blame for not a having had the Ship swung after the cargo was on board- 'A no error ir them should have led, in such a brief ...

... CAUSES OF THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. A tl - .A A-l AA AAa c n I. A-A- -f A t .. -1- Both houses of parliament have, by command of her Majesty, just been presented with a report of the most dreadful of recent shipwrecks. The loss of the emigrant ship Tatleur ...

... THE TAYLEUR- STriM NAVIGATION-THE MAG- NETIC TELEGRAPH-.THE LOST LIFE BOAT, I 49 &C. (FRoMr OUR LIVERPOOL CORRESPONDENiT.) Liverpool, Wednesday. It is reported in town that the Board of Trade has inti- mated to the Local Marine Board that it is desirable ...

... Board( to institute an inquiry into the conduct of Captain N 'ble in connection with the loss of the un- fortimurate shi p Tayleur. Tfhis is only as it ought to be, b and is due to the outraged feelings of the sufferers by I this sad calamity. Captain Noble ...

... 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 ...

... reprerduced inn my mied many of those psilitltl feeliegs which score excite~t at list by the sad fate Of her ?? predecessor, the Tayleur. I iad gone dos i oil the Sabtil tisirniitg expecting that, according to arrangeincotit she sould havo golle in'to the river ...

... week at Arldlow, if has drawn much public attention; and though we are 'a happy to say that there has not been, like the Tayleur, a e loss of life, the poor people, about 600 in number, are in *a very lamentable plight. The vessel had been taken possession ...

... WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. Yesterday morning, five bodies, far advanced in a state of decomposition were washed ashore on the coat between Portrane and Malahide. They were supposed to have been those of persons lost in the ill-fited Tayleur, but none of them ...

... I8V1; *'wivea ol ftdult tnaicsj ,i,WJ in 1^3, in ISty Captain Walker reports to the Board of Trade, that the loss of the ship Tayleur was owing solely to the fact that the compasses were not properly in order. He states it to be his opinion that the catastrophe ...

... 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 ...

... cuments were found, which went'to show that his name was Timothy Boyd, fiom Ballymena, and that he was a passenger by the Tayleur. Mr. Davis, county coroner, gave order for the immediate interment of the bodies, and for the retention of all the documents ...