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... brought to recover £3O, upon a policy effected on the part of a person named Rymer, for goods which went out in the unfortunate Tayleur, the vessel which our readers will recollect was wrecked in the early part of last year. The amount was claimed as the goods ...
... remainder steerage, passengers :4,324 of whom were English, 1,710 Irish, 2,685 Scotch, and 218 natives of other countries. * The Tayleur was wrecked off Lambay Island, and the majority of her passengers lost. t The Dingo had proceeded as far as Cork, when it ...
... mutual understanding bet ween a gentl eman f rom J erusa l em vere d in the house where he resided, together with other *. The Tayleur was wrecked off Lambay Island, and the maaver4 and ft ditto from Gi g s c jority of her passengers lost. GO i 9 fortunate ...
... ship of Palmerston. Unluckily f or th e so l u ti on o f t h e where her own alarms have ever shown her to be so; and P *Tayleur, ( Wilson.) ioness Jonas difficulty, both Newcastle and Lord John are in at a momen t a lso wh en all England is thoroughly ...
... tion. -- Eagle. (Gibbs, Bright, & Co.) 1049 188 Melbourne Jan. 14 IndianQueen,(J.Baines &Co.) 1045 346 Melbourne Jan. 19 - *Tayleur, (Pilkington and I , Wilson.) Conway (G) 1195 382 Geelong Jaii. 20 Almora (G) 1248 446 P'tland Bay Jan. 28 John Bunyan (G); ...
... gentleman, that he treads upon dangerous ground in other• assertions he has advanced. One of which I quote. In the case of the Tayleur, when he just heard of the catastrophe, and read the evidence he bad stated to some friends at Torquay, that he would venture ...
... afloat. Havino.replied to the theory previously propounded by Dr. Scoresby, the truthfulness of which he denied as regards the Tayleur, he went on to lay: The disturbance of the compasses on the side of the equator is exceedinglY conflicting in its character; ...
... gentleman, that he treads upon dangerous ground in other assertions he has advanced. One of which I quote. 'ln the case of the Tayleur, when he just heard of the catastrophe, and read the evidence he had stated to some friends at Torquay, that he would venture ...
... ptoperties of iron, the a instabillty of the magnetic distributlon-the results of some ec- periments performedt; and because the Tayleur was built with t her head to the north-east, as soon as she gets out to sea and a strains a little with Ser head south-west ...
... took place in January, 369 Y ears r ° IL that was the union of the Roses in t h e houses ° 'e tl.edeee,o Lancaster. The ship Tayleur was lost this o months; and Lord John Russell resieed two estau ,iishe days ago. The NORTHERN DAILY TIM ES • 0 telegraphic ...
... by our old and much esteemed friend and honorary member the Reverend Doctor William Scoresby, upon The Loss of the Ship Tayleur, and the changes in the action of compasses in iron ships, and An inquiry as to the principles and measures on which safety ...
... to add that there is every prospect of their being thoroughly successful. Portions of several bodies from the wreck of the Tayleur were also washed ashore by the violence of the gale.—Saunders's News Letter. RUMOURED SHIPWRECK Kr LANTOWN.—We regret to state ...