... that they (hopped dead !—Sualwieris Nees Letter. TM loss of the Tayleur.—Two tug steamers sad a sloop, with divers, have ben for tome time at work at the wreck of the ill-fated ship Tayleur, and have succeeded in recovering a portion of her valuable cargo ...

... of folowing is a continuation Bird Page our SALE OF THE TAYLEUR. attracted to the office of Messrs Cunard, Munn, and Co., Li the wreck 11 consequence of an announcement the ill-fated iron Tayleur, as she now lies off Lambay The con- Island, would be offered ...

... or Me TATULVIL—Two tug dearness and a sloop, with divers, have been for some time at work at the wreck the ill-tilted ship Tayleur, and have succeeded in recovering a portion of her valuable cargo, consisting chiefly of bale goods The goods thus recovered ...

... great interest the success tho I Sydenham Palace. The Loss of the Tayleur.—Two tug steamers and sloop with divers, have beon for some time at work at the wreck of tho ill-fated ship Tayleur, and have succeeded recovering a portion of her valuable cargo, ...

... Mutui, k Co., (»lji|i broker*, this afternoon, in oonaciuence of an announcement that tlie wreck of the ill fated iron abi|> Tayleur, a* now lie* off Lamliay Island, would lie offered for side by auction. The bidding continued tolerably brisk until it got ...

... - -- SALE OF THE TAYLEUR.—LIVERPOOL, May A numerous company attracted to the office of Messrs. Cunard, Munn, and Co., ship brokers, this afternoon, in consequence of an announcement that the wreck of the illfated iron-ship Tayleur, as she now lies off ...

... scholars. Sale of the Tayleur. Liverpool, May 29.—A numerous company was attracted to the office of Messrs Cunard, Muiin, and Co., ship brokers, this afternoon, in consequence of an announcement that the wreck of the illfated iron ship Tayleur, as she now lies ...

... SALE OF THE SHIP TAYLEUR. Ltvr.nrooi., May 2tt.—A numerous company was attracted to the office of Messrs, t 'unart], Munn, and Co., ship brokers, this afternoon, in consequence of announcement that the wreck the ill fated iron ship Taylcur, she now lies ...

... and would not be bound to recognise the agreement with Mr. Shannon. , The brokers then invited the gentlemen to bid for the Tayleur according to the condition which had been read, upon which much laughter ceased by • gentleman shouting out—' I'll give you ...

... 70, SIR JOHN'SBdQUAY, on MeONDaAY, the 6th of June aiext, aud' followting Days, all the Goodesand Stores saved from the Tayleur' consisting ef yseveral bales of -Alpaca, 'Lustre,- ?? Cloths, -one- bale ready-mxade Clothes, o te'bale Blankets, end ' ...

... vessel, and would not be bound recognise the agreement with Mr. Shannon. The brokers then invited the gentlemen to bid for the Tayleur according to the conditions which had read, upon which much laughter was caused by gentleman shouting give you £5 for her ...

... lives won loot Sale the Tayleur. —A numerous company was attracted to the office of Messrs. Cunard, Munn, and Co., ship-brokers, of Liverpool, on Monday, consequence or announcement that the wreck or the ill-fated iron ship Tayleur, as she now Uos off Lam ...