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... brought before the Dublin magistrates, and relates to the loss of the Tayleur, the distressing circumstances of which must be familiar to all our readers. - The hull of the Tayleur, it appears, was bought at public sale by Mr. Shannon who agreed with ...
... sufficient interest, for obvious reasons, to give in full; namely, The exceedingly important question raised in the case of the Tayleur, as to the extent and degree of the disturbing influence that iron, whether in the construction of a ship or as forming part ...
... sufficient interest, for obvious reasons, to give in full; namely, The exceedingly important question raised in the case of the Tayleur, as to the extent and degree of the disturbing influence that iron, whether in the construction of a ship or as forming part ...
... Melbourne on the 21st of April, in 92 days from Liverpool. She sailed on the 19th January—the same tide with the unfortunate Tayleur, and was for fourteen days delayed in the channel by the heavy gales which prevailed at the time. In fact, her commander reports ...
... Melbourne on the 21st of April, in 92 days from Liverpool. She sailed on the 19th January—the same tide with the unfortunate Tayleur, and was for fourteen days delayed in the channel by the heavy gales which prevailed at the time. In fact, her commander reports ...
... sufficient interest, for obvious reasons, to give in full; namely, The exceedingly important question raised in the case of the Tayleur, as to the extent and degree of the disturbing influence that iron, whether in the construction of a ship or as forming part ...
... that started about threi Sanie time lravi'ig, to put into seine of the channel ports; and oeri tirt sailed the same day, the Tayleur, was lost 8 the thiirddaiy after leavinigport. She has also outrun the e Ea,,glce iijiper,wa Iich sailed five days previously ...
... King's visit, all the Portuguese vessels were decorated with flags. A considerable quantity of cargo has been raised from tho Tayleur. A portion of the goods have been disposed of in Dublin by public sale, and realized about £1,000. Transfer of Publicans' ...
... p.m. When the Dirigo left the she had 406 statute adults on board, bound for Adelaide. Since the unfortunate wreck of the Tayleur, the government emigration ships have been towed hence as far as the Old Head of Kinsale, where , they are left with plenty ...