... citizens Dublin, whose bounty, amongst host of charitable acts of great public utility, has raised such fund as that which the Tayleur committee placed at the service of the poor foreign sailors cast wholly destitute on our shores ; and to the French government ...

... Dublin, whose bounty, amongst a host of charitable acts of great public utility, has raised such a fund as that which the Tayleur Committee placed at the service the poor foreign sailors cast wholly destitute on our shores; and to the French Government ...

... consul here has addressed the following letter to the secretary of the fund raised for the relief of the sufferers by the ship Tayleur, which was lost at Lambay about five years ago. The whole of the fund was not claimed, and the balance in hand is likely to ...

... COUNTY COURT, YESTERDAY. LEOFRIE TEMPLE, ESQ., CHIOKWEED FOR LUCERNE. v. TaYLEUR.—In this case the of £6 lie town, sought to the amount due by the defendant, we oie ae Hime the evidence, it appeared , 1857, orm 60 Ibs. of these was an order fer the seed ...

... of Dublin, whose bounty, arooi gst a host of charitable acts of great public utility, raised such a fund as that which the Tayleur Committee placed at theser- of the poor foreign sailors cast wholly destitute on our shores; and to the French Government ...

... in diminishing the marine disasters so frequent along the neighbouring coast. It was in this dangerous locality that the Tayleur was lost, with 290 souls, in the month of January, 1854. The competing localities on the northern coast are Carlingford, Skerries ...

... in dinsintaliing the marine diaastera an frequ nt along the neighbouring coast. It was in ibis dangerous locality that the Tayleur was lost, 230 souls in the month if ',snowy. 1834. The COMp !tins localities on the nor hero eo st are Carliaglbril. Sierra ...

... north and south sides respectively 66 feet, or thereabouts, bounded on the north by Land belonging to Messrs. Serjeantson and Tayleur, on the south by Land belonging to Mr. Edwards, on the east by a back street, and on the west by Bagot-street. The Houses ...

... north and south sides respectively 66 feet, or thereabouts, bounded on the north by Land belonging to Messrs. Sojeantson and Tayleur, on the south by Laud belonging to Mr. Edwards, on the east by a back street, and on the west by Bagot-street. The Houses ...

... Bagot-street aforesaid on the north and south sides 66 feet, bounded on the north by Land belonging to Messrs. Seijeantsou and Tayleur, on the south by Land belonging to Mr. Edwards, on the cast by a back street, and on the west by Bagot-street. The Houses ...

... - and south sides respectively 66 feet, or thereabouts, bounded on the north by Laud belonging to Messrs. Serjeantson and Tayleur, on the south by Land belonging to Mr. Edwards, on the east by a back street, and on the west by Bagot-street. The Houses ...

... Inn, Standish, on the body of William Aspinall, pit labourer, who was killed by fall of coal at the Arley mine of Messrs. Tayleure's colliery, Standish Lower Ground, on Sunday evening Deceased and some other workmen were engaged the time of the accident ...