... the wife of Dr. Gull, of a daughter. On the 20th inst., at Hampton House, St. Mary Church, South Devon, the wife of W. H. Tayleur, Esq., of a son. On the 30th of July, at Bombay, the lady of James Smith, Esq., of a (laughter. On the 10th inst., at Ashford ...

... on must of 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. The Tayleur was a new vessel, which left Liverpool for Australia, on her ...

... on must of necessity take place. The melancholy case of the Tayleur was an example of tue most impressive kind, illustrating the general bearings of this most important subject. The Tayleur was a new vessel, which left Liverpool for Australia, on her ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... interesting question. Dr. Scoresby read paper at tbo British Association on Saturday, especially advancing the loss of the Tayleur an illustration. In the case of tho Taylenr, when he first heard of the catastrophe, and read the evidence, he had stated ...

... 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 ...

... Taylenr, and the change In the action of the compasses in iron ships. Recapitulating the facts connected with the wreck the Tayleur, which, it will be remembered, was iron ship, the lecturer remarked that her compasses (three adapted for guidance! were all ...

... separated. SECTION A.— MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL J SCIENCE. LOSS OF THE TAYLEUR, AND THE COMPASSES OF IKON j SHIPS. i Trie Rev. Dr. Scoresby read a paper on the loss of the J Tayleur, and the changes in the action of compasses in iron J ] ships, wiiieh ...

... 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 ...