... deviation of and the compass) as in the voyage to the Cape of Good Hope. the IV. I think the Selection tf the loss of the Tayleur as the aupil m-text for the prineipal discussion on iron ships, with all it, luan nlo attendant horrors (having no application ...

... J. F. Hayward, Aroona, North- emn district, Adelaide, South Australia, UNSAFE PASSENGER SHIPS The news of the loss of the Tayleur naturally caused very great sorrow amongst the colonists of Victoria, many of whom had near and dear connections sacrificed ...

... (teamship* and sailing ships are built of iron, this arrangement ought i ever to be used. I know not whether the compasses of the Tayleur could have been affected either of these cause*. V. The question, however, which immediately presses is, what (under all ...

... Charles Tayleur, Mr. George Thorn, R.N., Mr. HEenry Phillpotts, Mr. N. Boakett, West- Lhill ; Rev. W. B. Flower, Mr. Henry Brown, Mr. W. L. Buckley, and others. Mr. Henry Phillpotts consented to act as honorary secre- tary, and M.. Charles Tayleur as honorary ...

... the poor man, blackened and freed from all muscle and flesh, was recovered. THE TAYLEUR.—The Relief Committee for the benefit of the survivors of those wrecked in the Tayleur, at Lambay Island, have closed their labours. They received 3,619/. in subscriptions ...

... for nominating sheriffs being under statute, has alone survived to our day. THE TAYLEUR.—The Relief Committee for the benefit of the survivors of those wrecked in the Tayleur, at Lambay Island, have closed their labours. They received 3,619/. in subscriptions ...

... Swansea bay, in a small lime- stone quarry and kiln. The relief committee for the benefit of the survivors of the wreck of the Tayleur at Lambay island, have closed their labours. They received 3,6191 All the harhours along the coast are crowded with shipping ...

... If &proof of a peculiarly melancholy nature were required to show the importance of this operation, the recent loss of the Tayleur, on the Irish coast, would furnish it, where as the breeze frealieued at nine in the evening, the necessity of reducing and ...

... THE WRECK OF THE TATLEUR STEAMER. The committee of the Tayleur fund held a meeting on Friday to wind up the accounts of the subscription, Lord Talbot de Malahide in the chair. It is very satisfactory to find that, after all outgoings, a sum of nearly ...

... Beaulort, agd were bru.igUt up fe> carp* uUrs. In January last they left luverneesshire, au.l for Australia in the Ul-tated Tayleur.” Ik) were swot: but they were thrown upon Ireland quite destitute, managed, however, to return to Liverpool, when letter ...