... her bold, and is much injured aboat the stem. •' ; The Government inspector, bis report with respect to the wreck of the Tayleur, says ** Captain Noble, Ms evidence, states that the reef tackle were foul, and that It took a long time to clear them; that ...

... whole garrison. Carby and his wife, whose escape from the Tayleur added another chapter to their singular history, have again quitted Stamford for Australia. Their son, who escaped from the Tayleur with them, could not be persuaded, by any entreaty, to perform ...

... have given some more tangible reason for this in- | | fietion. If it had been satisfaetorily shown that | the loss of the Tayleur was the result of her having ; | heen short-hauded the necessity for the order wonld ! have been admitted 3 but when the report ...

... nem% 167 more lives have been lost than at the battle of Tratalgar. At tin. battle of the Nile the loss was 218 men—in the Tayleur 290 human beings met a watery grave; and already, except aiming their friends, their memory is forgotten. In the AIM! Jane ...

... and many of the crew and passengers perished. More recently, we have had the wrecks of the San Francisco, the Olinda, the Tayleur, [SEE ILLUSTRATION] and the Staffordshire, the particulars of which, we apprehend, are fresh in the public mind. We have now ...

... stating ti.at the government have had under consideration the reports made to them on the loss of the Annie Jane and the Tayleur, it is directed that no ship be permitted in future to dear out without having an azimuth compass on board, or with Cre men ...

... alter stating that the government have had under consideration the reports made to them on the loss ot the Annie Jane and the Tayleur, it is directed that ship be permitted in future to clear out without having azimuth compass on board, or with less crew than-tour ...

... (publicly) grateful acknowledgments to those j-neuds have kindly and liberally responded to she to them behalf of wreck the Tayleur especially Right Mayor gave the but unremitting in his exertions to assist forwarding the the above benevolent object and ...

... prevent the export those who met their death by the wreck of the ill: of Russian produce. The nobles derive their in. feted Tayleur ;and they therefore returned a.ver: comes chiefly from the sale of exporta even to the diet of Found drowned. - (Ne wr y ...

... kind, and was allowed to take charge of the girl. Several bodies, undoubtedly those of male and female passengers by the Tayleur, have been washed ashore addition to those already mentioned, between Malahide and the Skerries. One of those has been identified ...

... to announce the many persons in England and Irelanl who took a; warm interest in the young infant saved from the wreck the Tayleur, that the life then so wondrously preserved 3s just been closed. I have this morning received a letter from the Rev. J 0 1 ...

... after stating that the Government have had under consideration the reports made to them on the loss of the Annie Jane and the Tayleur, it is directed that no hip be permitted in future to clear out without having an aximuth compass on board, or with a less ...