... unfortunate pawn tfers is fast locked in their pockets. Many vessels unskilfully or 'iisnlTicicntly manned, was the case with the Tayleur, and even in those which make their voyage safely the details of Ihe sufferings of the emigrants are oftentimes heart-rending ...

... description except sott goods, will command fair price in this market. UNSAVR PABBKNORR SHU'S. The news of the loss of the Tayleur na(urdlly*raused very great sorrow amongst the colonists of Victoria, many of whom had near and dear connections sacrificed ...

... Kinsale. we Mary &. Sullivan, the Beach, Queenstown. the Michael Reidy, Scariff, County Clare, late ship- lin wrecked in the Tayleur. Benjamin Watson, do., do. James Welstead, Cork. Patrick Walsh, Cork. Robert Ashe, Cork. Th William Mitchell, Glo’ster. su ...

... Catherine Harley, Kinsala. Mary Sullivan, the Beach, Queenstown. Michael Reidy, Scariff, County Clare, late shipwrecked the Tayleur, - Benjamin Watson, da, Jams* H. Wei stead, Cork. Patrick Walsh, Cork. Robert Ashe, Cork. William Mitchell, Glister. John ...

... shell-plot, and was decreed at the request of the French Government. The Melbourne Argus says the news of the loss of the Tayleur caused great sorrow amongst the colonists here, many of whom had near and dear connections sacrificed in that fated vessel ...

... which was declined. Air. Michael Rcidy, and Mr. Benjamin Watson, of Scarift’, county Clare, who were shipwrecked in the Tayleur, at Lambay, sailed last week, from Cork, the Helen Lindsay, for Melbourne. The captain of the Elizabeth Taylor, from Barbadoes ...

... executed. This document is now in the hands of the detective police. The Melbourne Argus says the news of the loss of the Tayleur caused great sorrow amongst the colonists here, many of whom had near and dear connections sacrificed in that fated vessel ...