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... , . The Tayleuke Fund.-CH the fund collected in Ire and for the reliet of the sufferers by the unfortunate wreck ot the Tayleure, steam ship, Lambay, about year agothere is a sum of .£7OO iuvested Government 1 hree per Cent. Stock still remaining. The ...
... ending to them. Thus, some Smiths will write their names Smythe, flurdener becomes Gardiner, Fielding, Fielden, and Taylor Tayleure. One of these Tayleurcs, as the story goes, once upon time demanded of a farmer the name of his dog, to which the honest ...
... them. Thus some Smiths will write their names Sroythe, Gardener becomes Gardiner, Fielding Fielden, and Taylor Tayleure, One of these Tayleures, the story goes, once upon time demanded of farmer the name of his dog. to a hich the honest son of the soil ...
... ending to them. Thus, some Smiths will write their names Smythe, Gardener becomes Gardiner, Fielding, Fielden, and Taylor Tayleure. One of these 'faykures, as the story Roes, once npon a time demanded of a farmer the name of his dog, to which the honest ...
... Misses Wetherall. Mr. and Mrs. Holbertou, Mr. Soltuu. s.D.M., Mr. P. Braudreth, Mr. Swiuton, Mr. Yorke, Mr. C. J. Tayleur Mr. C. Tayleur. Mr. Clarke, Mr. L. Mr. Guff Mr' O. Mayor, Mr. H. Parr, Mr. A. B. Gritlßhs. Mr. Currie,' Mr. Courtenay, Mr. N. Xorthcote ...
... 1563. Louis XVI. beh., 1793. Vaccination introduced by Dr. Jenner, 1799. Battles of Kalafat and uitate, 1814. Wreck of the Tayleur, with emigrants, to Australia, 357 lives lost. 22. -Lord Bacon b. 1561, d. 1629. Lord Byron b. 1783. aFirst Imperial Parliament ...
... westerl gale, which the baromete has indicated at lilhead four hours previously. Bich was the wind wtien, the ill-fatedavoesas Tayleur sailed fai Australia. Such was it for ten deys last, movinte anld such boas it been for 1ii dayt, not o! the 24 in the preseot ...
... sea if they liad kvown that the barometet was at that point. be- lieved it was in weather such as he had sp ken of that the Tayleur sailed.. Now, , there wes another reason why he electric out= That trust maintained a lifeboat establishment, perhaps hardly ...
... if he had known that the barometer stood at that:point. He believed it was in such weather as he had spoken of that the Tayleur had sailed—indeed he was certain that it was. Now there was another reason why he should wish to have this proposal carried ...
... Holyhead. From this -cause several wrecks had occurred within the last few days. It was under such circumstances that the Tayleur sailed; and numerous other cases in 'point might be cited. The dock trustees maintained a life-boat establishment, at a cost ...
... Holyhead. From this cause several wrecks had occurred within the last few days. It was under such circumstances that the Tayleur sailed; and numerous other cases in point might be cited. The dock trustees maintained a life-boat establishment, at a cost ...
... Drogheda. Light winds, N.W. and fine. H.M.R. cruiser Racer brought into Kingstown one of the lower masts of the unfortunate ship Tayleur, found drifting outside of cangerous article for a steamer or vessel to have struck against. HIGH WATER AT DL'iILIN HAH—THIS ...