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... stowage of ves?'' Ij —those especially which carrylarge quantities of iron. A paragraph also devoted to the wreck of the Tayleur, and the Commissioners first state that consequence of the opinions expressed by Captain Walker in his Report, they hare ...
... Frederick, the infant son of Mr.*Benjamin Blinkhorn, of Union-street, Ardwick, Manchester. On the 22d inst., aged 76, Mr. Henry Tayleure. The deceased had been connected with the musical profession in Liverppool for nearly fifty years, and during that period ...
... but these, of course, were not sufficient to establish a theory. He thought, however, that the disastrous loss of the Tayleur, might possibly have arisen from this cause. All the tables of deviations of compasses of ships that had heeled had the maximum ...
... Finsbury-square, the %vifu of ?? a daughter. Or, the 20th inst. at Hanupton-lho'se, St. Mary Chir ,) * Devon, the wife of W. H. Tayleur, Iiq.. of on sO). On the 21st inst., ait Langley, Buckg, the ivi.e of 3 .. Esq., of a daughter. On' the 21st inst., at 3d ...
... Frederick, the infant son of Mr. Benjamin Blinkhorn, of Union-street, Ardwick, Manchester. On the 22d inst., aged 76, Mr. Henry Tayleure. The deceased had been connected with the musical profession in Liverppool for nearly fifty years, and during that period ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Frederick, son of Mr. Bien- 32 jsntini Blinkhorn, Union-strect, iligier Ardwiek, Manchester. .r- Sept. 22, aged 75, Mr. Henmy Tayleure. Tbe deceased had 3r been connected with the musical profession in Liverpool for - nearly 50 years, and duriog that period ...
... cause, but these, of course, were not sufficient to establish a theory. He thought, however, that the disastrous loss of the Tayleur might possibly have arisen from this cause. All the tables of deviations of compasses of ships that had heeled had the maximum ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...