... Wellington boots, was destitute of clothing. The deceased was in all probability one of the sufferers in the wreck of the Tayleur, which was lost on Lambay Isle, in January last. The remains were decently interred on Saturday in St. Paul's churchyard ...

... Wellington boots, was destitute of clothing. The deceased is supposed to be one of tho sufferers in the wreck of the ship ** Tayleur,” which was lost on Lambay Isle in January last. The remains were decently interred on Saturday, In St Paul’s church yard ...

... a box with the papers of the smack Prosperous ; also about 120 feet rope; also schedule of sundries from the wreck of the Tayleur. [10,433] MAILS. Dublin ; Waterford 1 Guernsey and Jersey .. Holland 1 Flanders 2 French Lisbon Africa Cape of Good Hope ...

... the Rev. Dr. Scoresby. The subject of one of the papers possess considerable local interest: it is on the loss of the ship Tayleur, and the changes to which the compass action is liable in iron ships. We mention this as an illustration of the practical ...

... Rev. Dr. Scoresby. The subject of one of the papers possesses considerable local interest; it is on the loss of the ship Tayleur, and the changes to 3which the compass action is liable in iron ships. We mention this as an illustration of the practical ...

... trucks, ■ which are specially reserved for this traffic. They stopped ! at Chesterford for water, and the engine (one of Tayleur's, i > T o. 173) was over the pit. Howland was engaged iii oiling her, and the fireman in pricking the fire, both being under- ...

... the trucks, which are specially reserved for this traffic. They stopped at Chesterford for water, and tho engine (oue of Tayleur's, No. 173) was over the pit. Howland was ougaged iv oiling her, and the fireman in prickiug the fire, both being under- neath ...

... the trucks, which are specially reserved for this traffic. They stopped at Chesterford for water, and the engine (one of Tayleur's, No. 173) was ovei the pit. Howland was engaged in oiling her, and the fireman in pricking the fire, both being underneath ...

... t. I It appesrs the little~fellow, was o sir igthe Toraroodroad; and got behind.a cart, when s ,car iage'belonging to C. Tayleur, Est., camae up, and the-poleknocked him and threw i him under the horses feet. The wheels of the carriage passed . over his ...

... by Mr. Ellis. Accident. —A lad named Edward Smith, was knocked down by the horses of a carriage and pair belonging to W. Tayleur, Esq. His thigh was fractured and his head severely bruised. He is however doing well. Yachting.—Tbe Edith, Robt. S. S. Cary ...

... the trucks, which are specially reserved for this traffic. They stopped at Chesterford for water, and the engine (one of Tayleur's, No. 173) was over the pit. Howland was engaged in oiling her, and the fireman in pricking the fire, both being underneath ...

... the trucks, which are specially reserved for this traffic. They stopped at Chesterforl for water, and the engine (one of Tayleur's No 173; over the pit. Howland was engaged in oiling her, arid the fireman in pricking the fire, both being underneath, when ...