... announce to the many penons in England and Ireland who took a warm interest in the young infant need from the wreck of the Tayleur, that the life then so wondrously preserved ha. just been closed. I have thie morning received • letter from the Rev. John ...

... compass, as recommended by Capt. Walker, the government emigration officer, during the recent inquiry into the case of the Tayleur in Dublin, a patent log, and other scientific instruments. 111 fact, no expense has been spared to render her a perfectly ...

... thee precautions ' however. it appears to this board ; mersed into a prepsration contained Inc large eat, w hi c h that the Tayleur wasbrought into dangetous poet. I , is manufactured from the distillation of the epirit of tar don in which the wreck took ...

... destroyed by a fire which broke out about half past seven o'clock ou FritLy evening. Ti,. Ocean Child so wanderfally of the Tayleur died from n intestinal disease ow Wednesday Lst. The emigration drain from Ireland promises I. be fully cqued this 'Trim; ...

... report adds the following important statement Notwithstanding these precautions, however, it appears to this Board that the Tayleur was brought into the dangerous position in which the wreck look place through deviation of the compasses, the cause of which ...