... passengers the Tayleur, have been washed ashore, b'dwer-n .Milahide and One of those has been identified lint of Timothy Boyd, of Ballymena, lie hid some papers on his person, inclu 1- ing a printed copy of regulations for passengers by the Tayleur.— Saunders's ...

... return to the shore (intending, presume, to make a second venture for the rescue of his|wife), when melancholy to relate, the Tayleur gave a 'arch, and wont suddenly down stern foremost, and the same moment all those who were clinging to the rope, incliidhig ...

... O’Loughlin as agent, were Counsel for the captain of the Tayieur. John Noble, late captain of the Tayleur, was then examined—l was captain of the Tayleur; before I left Liverpool I had the crew on board in the rivor; I knew nothing more of them; they are ...

... pronounces the oracle of Printing-house Square, * i volunteering, nevertheless, such explanation as this: the owners of the Tayleur, how have the living been cared for ? These, subjected to privations hard of endurance in their circumstances, found succor ...

... has ashore Dunany Point, near CMogher Head. The remains of two bodies, supposed to have been thoee of persons lost with the Tayleur, were washed ashore—one on Saturday last upon the railway breakwater, and the other a week previously upon the Velvet Strand ...

... it certifie him a correct copy of the arlic'es which board the sliip. Mr. Coffev.—The following summary «f (he crew of the Tayleur—Tlierc 41 seamen, including officers, except the captain—there was steward, cook, ■nid ft apprentices ; total, > sea-nen, ...

... after stating that the Government have had under consideration the reports made to them the loss of the Annie Jane and the Tayleur, it is directed that no ship permitted future to clea out without having an azimuth compass on board, or with a less crew ...

... of coal from Ayr to Dublin for Mr. M'Keuzie, became a total wreck on Saturday morning on the rocks at Lamhay, known as the Tayleur .Rocks fro.t, the fate of the Taylear thereon a,lOO yeare back, in which wrack some three hundred live. were lost. The Chinaman ...

... remainder of the vessel’s numerous crew j are wholly unaccounted for. asserted the passengers who reached Dublin that the Tayleur made laud at half-past eleven o’clock p.m. on Saturday, alter experiencing some heavy gales In the cliannel, that she struck ...

... and • ighty seven, and out of that number there were four hundred and eighty-four total ' wrecks. Of these the loss of the Tayleur, off ' Lam bay Island, .and of the City of Glasgow | steamer, which was never heard after her de« Iparture from Liverpool ...

... gifted Gerald Griffin calls sad Malahide.” few wave-worn mutilated relics of humanity from amongst tho lost in the luckless Tayleur have found a grave on shore at last: and there something more than mournful in gazin’ on almost Summer sea that washes ’em ...

... Dearl. I Captain Noble state I that after clearing the Mersey Thursday last, and proceeding to sea in command of the ship Tayleur, encountered heavy weather, with dense fogs, so thick to prevent any observations being taken. It was found also that the ...