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... exports last year was 98,933,781/. The divers have succeeded in recovering a portion of the cargo of the unfortunate ship Tayleur. Encumbered Estates Court.— The sales, before Mr. Commissioner Hargreave, on Friday, realised 59,495/. For the Australian ...
... Marchwiel, has again made its appearance, and the little warbler has created quite a sensation in the neighbourhood. Sale of the Tayleur. — A numerous company was attracted to the office of Messrs. Cunard, and Co., ship brokers, on Moncav, in consequence of ...
... Munn. and Co., ship brokers, this afternoon, in consequence of an announcement that the wreck ot the ill-fated iron-ship Tayleur, as she now off Lam bay Island, would be offered for sale by aucthri;. The conditions of sale, which were read before the ...
... parish of Lanbeth is ;lotv closed, so that ill ftutlrre t[le interenr0s must take place in this ground. The wreck of the Tayleur hras been soll for 4l0d Tle ship 0rigi- nally cost 20,000?. A dreadful gas explosion took place on Wedneedroy night in Grosve- ...
... bidding, as the ship was now lying. The vessel wae ultimately knocked down for the sum of £4BO. It will be remembered that the Tayleur was an entirely new ship of upwards of 2,000 tons burden, and was built at Warrington. OUR TUTOR WITH FRANClL—Tuesday night's ...
... Stevens, his agent in London, to pur- chase 3,000 volumes of standard works as a nucleus of a library. The wreck of the Tayleur, as she now lies off Lambay Island, was sold by auction at Liverpool on Monday for £480. It was stated that the cordage, canvas ...
... Levingston, of Lirerpool, for a sum of 1,3901., namely, the bull for 6231., and the besets, copper, and machinery for 7651. The Tayleur, wrecked of Lambe', Ireland, bits been knocked down to Messrs. Dutton and Nephews, of Liverpool, for the sum of 4801. Th.• ...
... - - 150 Hida. Barbadoes Sugar.! . JAMES'ST0KES, WIDOP, end' SONS, ..Brokersand Auctioneers.., . SALVAGE SALE111ROM THE TAYLEUR . Woollen, Linen, and Cdttdn: Goods, Canvas, Toole and Iron- _ mongery, Glass, Provisions, Anchor (41 owt.), New Rig i a ging' ...
... Sale from the •• Tayleur.” Woollen. Linen, and Cotton Goods. Canvas. Tools and Ironmongery. Chimney Piece*. Glass. Provisi.ms. Anchor (41 cwt ). New Spars. \ards &c . and miscellaneous Cargo and Stores saved from the wreck of the Tayleur. TO be Sold by ...
... Munn, and Co., ship brokers, this afternoon, in consequence of an announcement that the wreck of the ill-fated iron ship Tayleur, as she now lies off Lambay Island, would be offered for sale by auction. The conditions of sale, which were read before the ...
... suflirient fuel for tire voyage out and home. Sire ias to be fitted with paddlo-wheels nd screw-propelling power. Sale of the Tayleur.-A numerous company was attracted to the oftieeof liMessrs. Cunard, Mloni, and Ca., ship-brokers, on the 29th ult., in consequence ...
... be a reduction in the markets, which have for some time been rather extravagant. The Tatleuk Wreck Sold,—The wreck of the Tayleur, as she now lies, off Lam bay Island, was sold auction, on Monday, by Messrs Cunard, Munn, Co., shipbrokera, for £4BO. Messrs ...