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... E TEND POOL RACES JULY 3ist asp AUGUST Ist, 1854. T. R. TAYLEUR, Esa.. STEWARD. Mr. F. C. NICOLAT, Jueves. Mr. H. KEETEN, Starter. HE DERITEND POOL STAKES, for a Silver Cup, or Ten Sov for Ponies not exceeding =ntrance, One Sov. ere! cient twice rownd ...
... Walker (made to the Board of Trade, and recently presented the house), upon the melancholy loss of the Annie Jane and the Tayleur, render it unnecesmry for yonr Committee to enter upon tbe details of those cases; and they, therefore, refer to the reports ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... When the Dirigo left the Mersey she had 406 statute adults on board, bound for Melbourne. Since the unfortunate wreck of the Tayleur the government emigration ships have been towed from Liverpool as far as the Old Head of Kinsale, where they are left with ...
... STREET. Shamrock Cottage. . ?? Mr R. Jones. Pembroke House. ?? Amos. Mrs Hall. Mioel-don. . ?? Mr Harris. Mr Tayleur, Liverpool. Mrs. Tayleur and family, do. 2 Mrs Williamson. Swiss Cottage.-Mrs. Jackson. Mr Taylor. Mrs Taylor and daughter. Edward ...
... the Oirigo left the Mersey she had 408 statute adults on board, bound for Melbourne. Since the im fortunate wreck of the Tayleur o,ernn ; gration ships have been towed from Liverpool as far as the Old head of Kinsale,where they arelett withplenty of sea-room ...
... froth the w'eck of thb Tayleur. V0 Bp S6LD 'BY' AJOTiON (without resesve, ?? aecount of 'whou it may' concern), At the Steaml Tug Store, SIR' JOHN'S.QUAY,'on THIS DAY, the 10th Julyl 1864, all the Goode and Stores eaved from the Tayleur'np to the pr7esent ...
... m. When the Dirigo left the Mer she had 406 statute adults board, bound for MelbouriML Since the unfortunate wreck of the Tayleur the aovernom emigration ships have been lowed from Liverpool faTa, the Old Head of Kinsale, where they are left with pleotv ...
... this day.—The Mayor having sent for the widow Morgan (who, on former oecaaims. attended the court to receive donations the Tayleur informed her that he had received by post the annuity of Li a-year for six years, which be now handed to her, and for which ...