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... they expected from Australia did not select the Royal Charter for the voyage. It will be recollected that after the loss the Tayleur a large number of subscriptions were entrusted to a committee for distribution among the saved, others rendered destitute ...
... and Belfast. Cavan—B. S. Adams, Sbereock. Bonbgal—J. # H. Todd, Buncrana. Dowb—J. Cleland, Dundonald. County Town—Robert Tayleur, Drogheda. Fermanagh—A. W. Bailey, Newtown butler. Londonderry City and County— C. T. M'Cauiland, Newtownlimavady. Louth—St ...
... interesting : — Since the loss of the ill-fated Tayleur at Howth, five years ago, there hits not occurred so diastrous a calamity on any coast It is rather singular that the Royal Charter and the Tayleur were designed by the same person, built of a similar ...
... respects the Royal Charter. At Lloyd’s, a list has been opened, and in Dublin the spirit of charity is actively at work. The old Tayleur Committee have undertaken to receive subscriptions, and many have been already received, including £5 from Lord Farn- ham ...
... fatal injury of five others, took place on Friday morning, at the Prince Albert pit, Shevington, belonging to Messrs. J. Tayleure & Co., a situated about four miles from Wigan, and at which the Arley mine is worked. pit is about 260 yards decp, and on ...
... and probably fatal inj of five others, took place on Friday morning, at Prince ing to Messrs. J. Albert pit, Shevington, Tayleure & Co., a colliery situated about four miles from Wigan, and at which the Arley mine is worked. The pit is about 260 yards ...
... how many lost. The following quotation from the commu- nication is sadly interesting :—‘‘ Since the loss of the ill-fated Tayleur at Howth, five years ago, there has not occurred so diastrous a calamity on any coast. It is rather singular that the Royal ...
... date. In proof of this he relied on the decision of Chief Baron with whom Barons Bramwell and Martin agreed in the case of “ Tayleur 7. Wilden.” In that cuse it was decided that a new tenancy had been created, and he (Mr. M‘Lean) contended that in this case ...
... Rev. Osborne Gordon, and Rev. H. St. George. The bride was given brides away by the Marquis of Downshire. were the Ladies Tayleur (sisters of Lord Kenlis), Miss Hood, and the Misses Treherne.— was Mr. Tufton. The breakfast the was provided in Hillsborough ...