... Glasgow, wrecked near Bollywalter, aimut 30 miles south of Belfast, log • very thick fog, on the night of December and the Tayleur, from Liverpool, totally on Lamliay Island, the 9th January, when 420 persons perished. The total i.f it will be perceived ...

... screw or paddle steamer from MO to 200 tons is wanted to charter for plying on the coast of Spain. The wreck of the ship Tayleur, wrecked on Lambs,' Island, is advertised fur sale; but the salvors will not be guaranteed possession of the goods found in ...

... THE TAT LEIIIL tug steamers and • sloop, with divers, have been for some thne at work at the wreck of the ill-fated ship Tayleur, and have succeeded in recovering • portion of her valuable cargo. consisting chiefly of bale goods. The goods thusrecovered ...

... at the Brokers’ Sale Room, 3 York uildings, Dale HE HULL, RIGGING, and APPUR- TENANCES, forming the Wreck of the Iron Ship TAYLEUR, as it lies off Owners do not guarantee Purchasers any right or were Vessel; but it is that are of value will be found in ...

... weaken ments in anticipation of reveaue, but to diminsh it. to inerease our in making pay- John Briggs, civil foo letter a the Tayleur was and iu the same chaneel, the Tusker tant about 80 miles, whoa the © ep in the Head; Bella themeeives close under David's ...

... upon the comp any’s attended this launeh, as it was the first from the same since the launch of the noble, but ill-fated Tayleur. The Octavia, as the shi, is named, is a splendid two decker, and saloon forward oo her eabia extending over all, and a 55 ...

... tilse . a. wre-ked near Btllywalter, aliout miles south of fl Ifi-if. during very thick fog, the night of Dec. ; aii I the Tayleur, from Liverpool, totally lost Lumhav |- .%u I. •n the ‘j.lt Jan., when persons perished. The t loss life, it will 1-e perceived ...