... re-told Monday. All Lots not cieareu STOKES. WIDOW and SONS, Brokers and Auctioneers. July. 1854. Third Salvage Sale from the Tayleur. Electro Plate. Saddlery, Woollen Cloth, Ploughs. Harrows, and lonr Bedsteads, Ready-made Clothes, Provisions, Canvas, Quilts ...

... excellent working order. eas and N AU Wake Newport Mill, near Hi 3; Delf; 29th June, 1854. UBLIN. joneer. THIRD SALVAGE SALE FRO “TAYLEUR.” ELECTRO-PLATE 8 DLERT; W CLOTH ; PLOUGHS ; HARROWS; A PIANO BEDSTEADS ; READ’ MADE CLOTH .FARM VISIONS ; CANVASS ; QUILTS ...

... ships that started about the same time, having to put into some of the channel ports; and one that sailed the same day, the Tayleur, was lost the third day after Jeaving port. She also outran the Eagle clipper, which sailed five days previous, but did not ...

... Walsh, the receiver of droits for the Dublin district, and stated that the present cojnplaint arose out of the loss of the “Tayleur, which took place in January last. The case turned upon the construction of the 9th and 10 Vic., chap 99, by the sth section ...

... armed with an ...

... with an ?? of parliameat to support any unreasonable claims. Under! the c ause thus construed, IF one of the crew of the Tayleur bhd bean washed on shore with his carpet hag in his hand, be c,-uld not claim or appropriate his own propertv to himself until ...

... whom it may concern), the Steam Tug Store*, SIR JOHN’S-QUAY, on MONDAY,; 10th July, 185*, Goods and Stores saved from the Tayleur up the present, consisting of 30 Pieces Superfine Black Broadcloth. Bolts Canvas. Case Umbrella Handles, Cases Horse Collars ...

... Land Commissioners, with respect to the vessels sailing for Australia under their authority, since the wreck of the ship “Tayleur.” The same iustance combines a prac- tical illustration of another advantage of Cork Har- bour, which was pressed upon the ...

... ' Salvage Hale uoni lhe Tayleur. * * , T? &d . dlcry *,' Voo,,cn C,oth - Ploughs, Hsrrows, and lonr Bedards, Clothes, Provisions. Canvas, Quilts and Blankets, Zinc, and Miscellaneous Cargo, raised from the Wreck of the Tayleur. be Sold Auction (without ...

... disposal of Mr. Walsh, as Receiver, of Droita, certain ahip- wrecked geods, constituting portion of the cargo of the'ship Tayleur, wrecked off Lambay Island, in Januarylast, but had .retained possession of said goods, contrary to the bth section o the ...

... of the Annie Jane and the Taylear, the committee state that the exceedingly important question reused in the case of the Tayleur as to the extent and degree of the disturbing influence that iron, whether in the constroction of ship, or forming part or ...

... be necessary to state that this vessel happened to be towed in here, from the fact, that since the lamentable wreck of the Tayleur, the Colonial Land Emigration Commissioners have had all their vessels towed from Liverpool to the Old Head Kinsale; but that ...