... was attendcd. The following amnple details are o'c furuielied by the Dublia Preccman.'s Journal of'Tues- ma day -ml] The Tayleur, emigrant ship, of 2200 tons, Captain six Noble, left the AMors.!y on Thursday last, braving on, gre board about 660 souls ...

... there, that the unfortanate ship Tayleur had been chartered for govern- ment emigrants.' LOSS OF THE OLINDA, SCREW STEAMER. LIVERPOOL, JANuARYz 27. Scarcely had the panic occasioned by the fatal ship- wreck of the Tayleur subsided when we were again startled ...

... great disgust amongst British seamen, and expressed his belief that it would turn out from the existing inquiry that the Tayleur was lost owing to the inefficiency of h r crew. After some discussion, the resolutions were agreed to, and the honme resumed ...

... ip.& )a SIR ALFRED BALLISTON begs to acknowlsdgst ad having received one guinea for the Gospoct Soup ad Kitchen from Mr. Tayleure, the proprietor of tL oe American circus,who held their show in the recreatnoc ial ground on Tuesday last. all PJniRIssIoN ...

... OFran TEV.-TTwo tug steame ae ' a sleep, with divers, have been far some time at work at. the wreck Of the ill-fated ship Tayleur, and have Suc 8U,' ,, t eeded in retovering, a portion of -her valuable cargo, f fi consistingchiefly 'of bale goods. .- ...

... own. He also submitted I .0that they were not only Commissioners but a Local Board. : Mr. Mainsty, Q.c. (with whom was Mr. Tayleur), on 1 behalf of the defendants, asked if the defendants had power ' to purehase all the plaintiffs' property both within ...

... it. IL Maidevilte. Visc. Talbot, C. R, e. Davies, Col. (absent %lilton, Vise. Talbot, J. el from ililnets) Painler, C., F Tayleur, - Faithful, G. Parker, J.. Taylor, Utt. lion. M. n Fielden, WV. Pelham, ion. C. A. Towasead, Lorn C. is Fenton, J. iPnney ...

... Mr. P. I . Haddart, Mr. A. ,addit, the Misses Haddar Pier Hotel.-Mr. Graham, Mr. Youn, Colonel TBoyfprd Mir; Osborae, Mr. Tayleur, Mr. Minoeard; aptaino MilbIr, Coantes'I of Lcn.,Mr. Harvey, Colonel Stothard, Mr. SPerjeaSit.rasbed, Mr. HtammonBev.d. CPlta ...

... on the i bodies of the second mate and the-son of the ship's Sur- 1 geon, who came by ftheir deaths in the wreck of the of Tayleur, at Lambay, was brought to a conclusion on G Monday evening, when the jury returned the followinig- verdict :-f That the ...

... The cause is attributed by his medical attendants to an affiectiosi of .the heart. Died, a few days since, Commander.c John Tayleure * and Thomas Bookless; and Licutenants Iteury Ilodder and John Richards, R.N, Died, at the hottse of her father, 1%lajor ...

... Buckingham, J. S. Lambert, H. Stawell, Colonel Buller, C. Langton, Colonel Sullivan, Richard V Chapman, M. L. L.ster, E. C. Tayleure, W. a Cobbett, W. Lvnch, A. H. Tynte. C. K. K., Daunt, W. J. Maclaughlin, L. Tynte, Chas. J. K. Dobbin, L. Macnamuara, Major ...

... cle er Mid four childreu; second class-3Irs. Mercer hal 12 and four clii' lrci. wit Ic Ironm Naital.-First class-Messrs. Tayleur, a se l~gghe'a, lKnig't';, Bllxtoel, MCrs. rck, liss ~eg IN ~~~soI m )i'G-,ee .Mlr., Airs anad lises aec, Mr. and Mrs. you ...