... every advertisement ho can influence, and cut off your American news, if .you presume to challenge the seaworthiness of the Tayleur ; what business is it of yours if two or three hundred emigrants go to the bottom? You are not one of them! Tackle a set of ...

... Mr. Anderson, Mr. Shelley, Mr. Greenwood, Mr. Cowper, M.P., and Dr. Jolt, WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. - STEAM-SHIP ARRANGEMENTS. The loss of the unfortunate ship Tayleur may yet be turned to the benefit of future navigators, if the evidence taken before the ...

... and could pull and haul on deck very well. The Tayleur had only 3 men to the 10_0 tons, you say? i Yes, so it s stated, and I have no doubt of it. Mr. LIDDELL referred to the report on the loss of the Tayleur, and asked the witness if the ship had had more ...

... and could pull and haul on deck very well. The Tayleur had only 3 men to the 100 tons, you say? i Yes, so it s stated, and I have no doubt of it. Mr. LIDDELL referred to the report on the loss of the Tayleur, and asked the witness if the ship had had more ...

... before; ho did not think an examination of the men would prove their efficiency, or not, as sailors. Respecting the loss of the Tayleur, he said it might be very desirable to get a vessel like her tried, if possible, before she wont on her voyage. The CHAIRMAN ...

... The very fact of a ship, such as the Tayleur, being employed in the passenger trade of this port, is a sufficient commentary on the class of ships engaged in carrying emigrants at the present time. Had the Tayleur been afloat to-day, the Lords of the ...

... made by Captain Walker respecting the loss of the Tayleur, and the statement made by Captain Noble that the vessel became unmanageable, and he considered that all vessels of such length as the Tayleur was, should be tried previous to sailing; but he ...