... MARY TAYLEUR. Tho marriage of Colonel C. E. Cochill. R.K.A., fourth son of the late Mr. Harry Coghill. of New-castlo under-Lyne. and Miss (’harlotto Blanche Mary Tayleur, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tayleur. of Bunting-dale, Market. Drayton, was ...

... THE TAYLEUR. INADEQUATE MANNING OF SHIPS. We cannot express the feelings excited by the loss of the Taylenr; dare not utter them if we could; a responsibility rests somewhere, more awful than has often fallen upon man, and until that responsibility is ...

... THE COMPASSES OF THE TAYLEUR. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ALBION. am obliged by your insertion of my letter to Mr. Gray in your paper of the 6th instant. From the indistinctness of my writing two or three grammatical errors have crept in, which I need scarcely ...

... whio h reached Liverpool yesterday morning-namely, thhe total less of the splendid new iron ship Tayleur, bound from this port for Melbourne. The Tayleur was a new ship of 2200 tons register, and -was commaiinded by Captain Noble, a goiitlemuan of cx- ...

... THE LOSS OF THE TAYLEUR. Adiuittin l that the compasses were erroneous-though,C if they wore, C:iptaitdiNoblewasprincipallyto blame for not a having had the Ship swung after the cargo was on board- 'A no error ir them should have led, in such a brief ...

... THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. CAPT. WALKER, RN., who was appointed by the Admiralty to examine into the particulars of the wreck of the emigrant ship Tayleur, has presented his report. He details the evidence given. by the various witnesses examined, and ...

... WRECK O THE TAYLEUR. - Now that the ship and so many of her unfortunate passengers have been lost, it may be interesting to the s. lt friends of the sufferers again to have placed before them v an account of the manner in which the last Sabbath of o at ...

... I Tefollowing statement by the pilot who took the Bi Tayleur out to sea is of considerable importance, as Bi -showing the state of her compasses when she took her Bi departure-:- I took the Tayleur to sea on Thursday Bc alast, the Ship being in tow of ...

... SHIP TAYLEUR. ASUBSCRIPTION-LIST is OPENED for the BENEFIT of the PASSENGERS saved from the above Vessel: it bee at the Excnerma-aooms, and Messrs. PILKINGTON and Wm- SON'S Orrin, where those disposed to aid the unfortunate will have an opportunity of ...

... SHIP TAYLEUR. ASUBSCRIPTION-LIST is OPENED for the BENE. FIT of the PASSENGERS saved, and the WIDOWS and ORPHANS of those lost, from the above Vessel: it lies at the -ROOMS, at the various BANKS, the and at Messrs. PILIIINGTON and OFFICE, where those ...

... THE WKECK OF THE TAYLEUR. TEE OCEAN CHILD. TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL MAIL. Bnt, —I am happy «ay, that I have discovered the relatives of the little fellow saved from the wreck the Tayleur, who has been in house these last four weeks. It appears that ...

... THE TAYLEUR.-INCIDENTS OF THE WRECK. ~ - - - , I I - , P - .a ;Z. Ad The Wakefield Journal publishes the narrative of one d of the passengers, Mr. Edward Tew, jun., son of a banker in that town. Mr. Tew says- Just as I came on deck a lady came up to ...