... SouthatmpLon, aged 70 years, Deputy. Commieeary.Goneral Rayner, from Bnrbadoes. On the 22ud inst. aged 7C years, Mr. Heisry Tayleure, of Liver. pool, a distinguished member of the musical profession of that On the °ltt inst. nged 5s ye ars, the Rev. E. P ...

... the useful, the practical, and mechanical. Papers have been read on the ventils- tion of emigrsut ships, on the loss of the Tayleur, on naval arehitecture, end on the new Government department for the eolleetion of facts at sea, all subjects in which Liverpool ...

... Bimrose-terrace, Bootle. Bobert. only son of Bobert Theakstone, Esq, of Bicfimond-vale. On the __nd instant, sged 76, Mr. Henry Tayleure. The de- ceased had bam connected with the musicd profession in Liver- pool, for nearly fifty years, and during that period ...

... solitary cases brought under their notice did leave, was altogether an erroneous one. (Hear, hear.) The instances of the Tayleur, and of the Birkenhead, had been alluded to; but he would ask the gentlemen who spoke of these cases to to investigate with ...

... stowage of vessels quantities of iron. We had likewise, in of a tion given by Captain Walker in bis report on low of the Tayleur, instructed our officers not to clear } ager That ships with a less crew than four men to 100 instruction, however, bas since ...

... paper at the British Association on Saturday, modally advancing the loss of the Tsyleur as an illustration: In the of the Tayleur, when he first heard of the catmtropohe,and read the evidence, he had stated to some friends at Torquay thet he would venture ...

... interesting question Dr. Scoresby read a paper at the British Association, o• Saturday, especially advancing the Ices of the Tayleur as an illustration. In the caw of the Taylent, when be first heard of the catastrophe, and read the evidence, be had stated ...

... LLOYD’S Reports from tbe Receivers under tne Salvage Act. Dublin, Sept. Relating to sundries saved from the wreck of the Tayleur ; also a punt; also a boat mast, mainsail, &c., a small boat aud a musket. [10,409] Tralee, 2Cth Sept. Relating to a piece ...

... near Bradford, in her 8_dh y ir Mrs. Walker, relict of the late Mr. Walker, of Alraondbury ' Same day, aged 70, Mr. Heury Tayleure. The deeeased had been connected with the musical profession in Liverpool for nearly 50 years, and during that pwi.nl he ...

... Scoresby read a paper at the British Association, oia Saturdsa, tope- cially advsncing the loss nl tile Tayleur csa en ill ustra- tion. In the case of 'he Tayleur, when he first heard of the catastrophe, and read the' evidence, he had stated to some ritrieds ...

... favour of steamers' safety as compared with t n, sailing vessels. Tirere could not be a reasonable doubt It i that had the Tayleur and many others been provided l . with good life-boats which could not have been swamped C s when launched under any circumstances ...

... which I have proposed for the descriptive measurement of ships, that such a mode is called for, I need only mention the Tayleur, of the strength and proportions of which we have no record to guide us in designing new vessels, or to show us the cause ...