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... not knw.” “Very well, said he, “let those who know tell those who i know.** Lip* Bklts.—Suppose that perron on board the Tayleur bad been supp'.el with life belt, bow many ban* dreds of lives would iisve been Atm w!;enil is considered that such bel s ...
... Msanders and Co. ?? .. 200 All others ?? ?? ?? 641 1,559 A considerable quantity of the cargo of the un- fortunate ship Tayleur, sunk off Lambay Island, has been raised by means of divers, who have been at work for some time past. A portion of the goods ...
... Ironmoneery. China and Karlhenwa-e, Copper. served Moata, . Cheese, and Miaccllaneous Cargo raised from the Wreck of the Tayleur. TO be Sobl by Auction without reserve, for account of whom it mar concern, the Steam Tuj Storee. SIK JilllN'S-QUAY, Dublin ...
... Soo, ud Co. BIS 'brrt Mutdtn tod Co. . All otban 641 A considerable quantity the cargo of the unfortunate ship ** Tayleur, sunk off Island, has been raised by means of divers, who have been work for some time past. A portion of the goods were ...
... in all the vividness of its terrible reality, the aggregation of misery which lay around the shattered fragments of the Tayleur. Yet again, ere time had softened our remembrance of these catastrophes, we arc arrested another tragedy, in some of its aspects ...
... concern), at the Steam Tuo Stores, 70, SIR JOHN'S.QUAY, Dublin, on FRIDAY NEXT, the 2ard of JUNE, all the Goods raised from the Tayleur up to the present, consisting of 8 bales of Alpaca and Orleans Cloths, 60 pieces Figured Orleans, several bales and cases ...
... most flourishing and reliable of our manufactures has been unusually dull of late. A good deal of the cargo of the luckless Tayleur,” is being raised off Lsmbay by means of divers. 111,000 worth of the goods were sold by auction last week. The BdfaMt Mercantile ...
... raised from the Wreck of the Tayleur. TO be Sold by Auction without reserve, for account whom it may concern, the Steam Tug Stores, 70 SIR JOHN’S-QUAY, Dublin, on FRIDAY Next, the of June, all the Goods raised from the Tayleur up to the present, consisting ...
... eiatody, and, it is probable,-Mill be tried at the wises. A considerable quantity of the cargo of the no: fortunate ship Tayleur, sunk off Lambay Is: land, has been rinsed by means of divers, who have been at work for some time put. A portion ofthe g ...
... mercy and kindness extended to them when there is a railway. A considerable quantity of the cargo of the unfortenate ship “ Tayleur,” sunk off Lambay Island, has been raised by means of divers, who have been at work for sometime past. A portion of the goods ...
... Salvage Sale from the Tayleur.—Woollen, Linen and Cotton Goods. Ready-made Clothes, Tools and Ironmongery, China and Earthenware, Copper, Preserved Meats, Glass, Cheese, and Miscellaneous Cargo raised from the Wreck of the Tayleur. TO be Sold by Auction ...
... tbe.wreck of the Tayleur. ' O BE SOLD BY AUCTION (without reserie,- I T for account of whom it may concern), at the Steam TuE Stores, 70, SIR JOHN'S3QUAY, Dublin, on TO. MOR- ROW, the 23rd of JUNE, all the Goods raised from the Tayleur up to the present ...