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... purchasers have made a capital se there is reason to believe that the vessel can be raised. It will be remembered that the Tayleur was an entirely new ship of upwards of 2,000 tons harden, and was built at Warrington. .—Freentria. °COI:1211110g AT SCIITAII ...
... 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 ...
... of had to complain VARIETIES to-keep secret Sealing wax Mazzini is-said is on the continent His i of course wreck of the Tayleur been for £480 originally £20000 in the and Colour first of ths Royal Academy —Diogenes In prosperous of Liverpool 34000 fag ...
... 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 ...
... - - 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' ...
... The Government is to ask for a vote of .£l,OOO on account of the statue of Charles I. at Charing-cross! The wreck of the Tayleur has been sold for The ship originally cost £20,000. On Saturday Mr. Charles Mathews passed his examination before the London ...
... Canard, Mann, and Co., shipbrokers, Liverpool, consequence of an announcement that the wreck of the ill-fated iron ship Tayleur, as she now lies off Lambav Island, would be offered for sale by auction. The conditions of sale stated that the owners did ...
... The unfortunate ship Tayleur, now sunk offLambay Island, was sold on Monday last by auction for 480/., to Messrs. Dutton, of Liverpool. It is considered highly probable that she may be raised without sustaining much injury. The Tayleur was a new vessel, ...
... trust) for £9,500, _ Tito tog steamers and- a doop, with diver*, have been for tome time work the wreck the illfated ship Tayleur, end have succeeded in recovering portion of her valuable cargo, cooaiating cbiefiy of halo goods. The goods thus recovered ...
... Sale atOne o'clock. For further particulars apply J. O'GORMAN, Auctioneer, Hmry^Ueet. AUCTIONS. Mraffc Sate from the ** Tayleur.’* Woollen. Llnett. «nd Colton Goode, Canvas. Tools and Ironmongery. Chimney Pieoee, Olaaa, Provisions. Anchor (41 New Rigging ...
... produce a witness who would prove-that the handkerchief had been in his possession for a considerable period. TIIE TAYLEUR.—The wreck of the Tayleur, as she- now lies off Lambay Island, was sold by auction, on Monday, by Messrs. Cunard, Munn, and Co., ship-brokers ...
... , prove that the handkerchief .had been in his possession , for a considerable period. TFIRFT - AYLEUR.—The wreck of the Tayleur, as she now. lies o/Lambay Island; was soldelay auction, on Monday, by Messrs.. Cunard, Munn, and Co., ship-brokers, for £480 ...