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... emigrant vessels, by Mr. Saxby ; upon mechanical appliances on board merchant ships, by Rev. Dr. Scoresby; upon the loss of the Tayleur, and the change in which the compass is liable in iron ships; and by Mr. Gray upon improved ship's compasses. By this arrangemen ...
... Robinonei Ms, Miss R Ms ?? gr Rowe, Miss Sautisy, Miss SharpsMse., Miss Ms mtth Miss Serge, Miss Spears, Mrs. Steedma, ?? bfi Tayleure, Miss Timo, Mrs. Tod, Miss Vidler MisWakr PCs LWhrimiss Wheatley, Miss Williams, MisH Wilas So Mrs.w Wisn Miss Winstanley ...
... quantities of iron had likewise, in consequence of recommendation given by Captain Walker in his report on the loss of the Tayleur, instructed our officers not to clear passenger ships with a less crew than four men to 100 tons. That instruction, however ...
... emigrant vessels; by Mr. Saxby, upon mechanical appliances on board merchant-ships; by Rev. Dr. Scoresby, upon the loss of the Tayleur, and the change to which the compass is liable in iron ships; and by Mr. Gray, upon improved ships' compasses. By this arrangement ...
... cases where ships were wrecked upon coasts arose from deviations the compasses.. ,He stated that when he heard of the ° the Tayleur he mentioned to some friends at Torqua l l' s ,' where he was then stopping, that he attributed it deviation of the compasses ...
... necessity take place. The melancholy case of the Tayleur was an example of the most impressive kind, illustrating the general bearings of this most important subject. He would first state the facts. She (the Tayleur) was a new vessel, and left Liverpool for ...
... prevented by the adoption of additional precau-C As- tions, one of which-suggested by the official report th on the loss of the Tayleur-is that no passenger a e- ship should in future be cleared by the officers of n he the Board with a less crew than four men ...
... PHYSICAL SCIENCE. This section met again at eleven o'clock on Saturday, Professor STOKES again presiding. THE LOSS OF THE TAYLEUR, AND THE CHANGE IN THB ACTION OF THE COMPASSES IN IRON SHIPS. The Rev. Dr. SCORESBY read his promised paper on this subject ...
... the infant son of Mr. BENJAMIN BLINKHOBN, of Union-street, Ardwisk, Manchester. - On the 22d instant, aged 76, Mr. HENRY TAYLEURE. The deceased had been connected with the musical profession in Liverpool fok nearly fifty years, and during that period ...
... necessity take place. The melancholy case of the Tayleur was an example of the most impressive kind, illustrating the general bearings of this most important subject. He would first state the facts. She (the Tayleur) was a new vessel, and left Liverpool for ...
... FREDERICK, the infant son of Mr. BENJAMIN BLINKHORN, of Union-street, Ardwiek, Manchester. On the 22d instant, aged 76, Mr. HENRY TAYLEURE. The deceased had been connected with the musical profeision in Liverpool for nearly fifty years, and during that period ...
... necessity take place. The melancholy case of the Tayleur was an example of . the most impressive kind, illustrating the general bearings of this most important subject. He would find state the facts. She (the Tayleur) was a new vessel, and left Liverpool for ...