... liberally re penrded- to:theAAPPEAL she,. nnade to them on behalf of thel WIDOW CHASEY; who was saved from the wreck of the Tayleur, and especially ?? Worshipful the Mayor; who has been unremntting in is h . exertious to. assist in forwarding and carrying ...

... every advertisement he can influence and cut off your | American news if you presume to challenge tire scaj worthiness of the Tayleur j what business is it of yours if two or three hundred emigrants to the bottom You arc not one of them ! Tackle a set of ...

... the lowest or any Tender. By Order the Board, R. W. FORD, Secretary to the Company. Portsca, March 24, Djsi. WRECK OF THE TaYLEUR.—NOTICE to » PASSENGERS.—The surviving Passengers, insured in the MARITIME PASSENGERS’ ASSURANCE COMPANY, can have their Policies ...

... after stating that the government hare 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 clear out without having an azimuth compass on board, or with a less ...

... stitutions. Thb Ocean Child. — We regret to »aye to an- nounce that the young infant so wondrously saved from the wreck of the Tayleur died from a chronic intestinal dis- order on Wednesday last, notwithstanding everything was done for it which was in tbe power ...

... Wreck of the Tayleur.—Tuesday morning five bodies, far advanced in a state of decomposition, were washed ashore on the coast between Portrane and Malahide. They were supposed to have been those of persons lost in the ill-fated Tayleur, but none of them ...

... which, after stating that the Government have had undei consideration the reports made to them on the loss ofthe Anni Jane Tayleur, it ia directed that no ship be permitted in futon to clear out without having an azimuth compass on board, o with a less ...

... these calamities, without decisive steps being taken by govern- ment to alleviate them ? In the late dreadful wreck of the Tayleur, inspectors, life-boats, and coast-guards were next to useless; and if you ask what else could be done, I ean only repeat ...

... and many of the crew and passengers perished.** More recently, we have had the wrecks of the Sa» Francisco, the Olinda, the Tayleur, [see Illustration] and the Staffordshire, the particulars of which, we apprehend, are fresh in th» public mind. We hare now ...

... 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 ...