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... Orred, Major Mansergh, Lieut.-Colonel Blackburn, Messrs. John Clare, Philip Benneek, Delemere, Edward Taylonr, Wm. Tayleur, .and Henry Tayleur, partners of the Bank-quay Company, J. Geddes, Morris, Carlyle, G. H. Fletcher, Hamilton, Adam, Lang, (of Greenock ...
... Brokers' Sale-room, 3, York-boUdings. Dale-street, The HULL. RIGGING, and APPURTENANCES, fonninf the Wreck of the Iron Ship TAYLEUR. liei off I.land. The owner, not ju»r»nt«c to the purchasers any right to the Goods, Treasure, or Effects, that are on board ...
... are to embark the 4th dragoons for the seat of war. Loss OF THE TAYLEUR.—Two tug steamers, and a sloop, with divers have been for some time at work at the wreck of the ill-fat.ed ship Tayleur, and have succeeded in recovering a portion of her valuable cargo ...
... Captain Orred, Major Mansergh, Lieut.-Colonel Blackburn, Messrs. John Clare Philip Benneck, Delemere, Edward Tayleur, Wm. Clare, and Henry Tayleur, partners of the Bank-quay Company, J. Geddes, Morris, Carlyle, G. H. Fletcher, Hamilton, Adams, Lang, (of ...
... compass on board • but in Liverpool it was the exception, rather than the rule, for a vessel to be provided with one. The Tayleur had not one on beard, but if she had had it would not have averted the disaster thatovertook her. With regard to surgeons ...
... compass on board; but in Liverpool it was the exception, rather than the rule, for a vessel to be provided with one. The Tayleur had not one on board, but if she had had it would ~ not have averted the disaster that overtook her. With regard to surgeons ...
... It be in the inuid4 of •every seamen who aspires to the position of rimier or officer of a ship. —LienpotlJorree/. COALS. TAYLEUR, DELAMERE, AND CO., COAL PROPRIETORS, -•-- lIIIEVINGTON, NEAR WIGAN, 11to yemarnend their Beet and Second quality 0110 E COALS ...
... which are of a towerior description, removed from the Fruiting-house, Parkfield Garden, Aigburth-road, by order of Hei,ry Tayleur, Esq., cousiiting of 81 FRUITING and in FRUIT PINES, 104 First, Second. and SUCCESSION DITTO, 20 CUT DIT ro. To be viewed ...
... which are of a superior description, removed from the Fruiting-house, Parkfield Gardens, Aightirth-road, by order of Henry Tayleur, Esq., of 31 FRUITING and in FRUIT NNE:3, /04 - First, Second. and Third SUCCESSION DITTO, 20 CUT DITTO. To be viewed at the ...
... wrecked near Ballywalter, about thirty miles south of Belfast, during a very thick fog, on the night of December sth; and the Tayleur, from Liverpool, totally lost on Lambay Island, on the 9th January, when 420 persons perished. This unfortunate vessel, which ...
... of pain. J Ships’ Compasses.—Mr. John Biggs, civil engineer, in a letter to a contemporary, says that two days after the Tayleur was lost, and in the same channel, when shaping their course compu. to the Tuskar Light, dixtant about eighty mile., when ...
... which are of a superior description, removed from the Fruiting-house, Parkfield Gardens, Aigbnrth-road, by order of Henry Tayleur, Esq., consisting of 81 FRUITING and in FRUIT PINES. 104 First, Second, and Third SUCCESSION DITTO, '2O CUT DITTO. To be viewed ...