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... required by the present law; and he suggestedwarious expedients for their improvement. He referred to the recent case ol the Tayleur as an example of latal neglect of the Government regulations. M. F. Peel observed that some of Mr. 0 Connell s remarks would ...
... Marine Board to institute an inquiry into tke conduct of Captain Noble, in connection with the lose of the unfortunate ship Tayleur. Two charges are, it is said, to be brought against Captain Noble—lint, of neglect in not making use of the lead; and secondly ...
... readers, Captain Walker proceeds thus: — From a careful consideration of the evidence, 1 tun of opinion that the loss of the Tayleur v occasioned by the master making his c s lculatione and placing his position on the chart, upon the supposition that the ...
... _train to go into ibe _sea with 500 passengers and never be fished up _again _, we should be _reminded of the loss of the Tayleur . _But what if shipwrecks _and collisions at sea are _counted by _hundreds and _the number of lives lost by thousands ? When ...
... required the present law; and he suggested various expedients lor their improvement. He referred to the recent case of the Tayleur an example of fatal neglect of the government regulations. Mr. CARDWELL observed that legislation in this matter must be ...
... by the i present law; and he suggested various expedionts for their im. prevemient.- He referred to the recent case of the Tayleur h( us au example of fatal neglect of the Goverument.regtilations. at Mr PF. PeeZ remarked that some of Mr O'Connell's remarks ...
... by several Essex clergymen and gen'lemen. £3500 have been subscribed in Glasgow for the benefit of the passengers by the Tayleur. The Rev. Dr Candlish has been to London, to ' preach down Maurice ' it said. A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday afternoon ...
... THE LOSS OF THE TAYLEUR. Captain Walker's report of his investigation into the loss of the Tayleur, made under the direction of the Board of Trade, has been laid before parliament. Captain Walker at tended the inquest, and has also examined witnesses ...
... into the sufficiency the existing regulations for the health and protection of emigrants. referred to the recent case of the Tayleur as an example fatal neglect of the Government regulations.—Mr. F. Peel was convinced that, however searching the inquiry might ...
... Marine Board to institute an inquiry into tho conduct of Captain Noble in connection with tho loss of the unfortunate ship Tayleur. This is only as it ought to be, and is due the outraged feelings of tho sufferers by this sad calaroitv. Captain Noble received ...
... he has the best chance ot ten years' premiership have already been subscribed for the benefit of the passengers by the ' Tayleur.' Numbers ot fine young men have enlisted this week in Glasgow for crack regiments proceeding the seen? war. The da:ly returns ...
... of Her Majesty, Jolt been presented with report on the moat dread, ful of recent shipwrecks. The loos of the emigrant ship Tayleur, forms the subject of this doeomen t, which has been prepared by Captain Walker, under the direction of the Board of Trade ...