... THE WRECK. OF THE TAYLEUR.-SE- BEEFING SAILS. TO TUB 3MrrOR OP TB DAILY NiEWS. Snt,-In consequence of the recent loss of the ship Tayleur, which appears to have been principally caused by the inability of the crewr to reef or take in the topseils. I would ...

... huanity, who exerted hi tlhe m~oa~t praie~wortiy 'manner to assist the wnf~prtuut swfferera: . wast tcbin pasengeron board the Tayleur, *hich left rpoo1with fin bes and butiful weather at 12 ?? on Thursday last, in- tow of a, steamer. We wart off L Pointabout ...

... 4 LAUNC:R OF THE IRON CLIPPER TAYLEUR. The launch of the new iron first-class sailing vepssl built by the Bank Quay Fouadry Company, on the right bank of the Mersey, at Warrington, took place yesterday. e We have before given a brief description of ...

... circular notice issued to one of the workmnen of Messrs. Tayleur, at Newton-le-Willows:- Vulcan Foundry, near Warrington, Feb. 4, 1852. Sir,-Not hav- ing any reply to my note of yesterday, Mr. Tayleur desires that you will give up your cottage by 10 o'clock ...

... repast. -v va i he THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR.-The local marine C I board of Liverpool, in its report, which has just been laid Bc before the Board of Trade, says, with reference to the case of Captain Noble, of the Tayleur that, after the examination stt of ...

... )Cinnainl, Admiral Hlalliday (ave, Sir B., and Lad] Birkbeckk Archdeacon Sinclair, Sir 13. Youing, Lady Corbett, Lady Adelsidte Tayleur, Sir S. I Webb (Depiuty-M1Ja3sitr of Trinity Housse), Admiral Foenwick, (Captain Stakey, Mr. anda Mrs. Dibildei, Genend Biggs ...

... corpses belong. There seems reason to believe that they are the bodies of the passengers submerged last yearin the ill-fated Tayleur. Some papers have been found in the pockets of the clothing which seem to have held these bodies together. If such be the ...

... before the accident. On her return she is said to have died a few minutes after the information was conveyed to her. Mr. Tayleure was at the colliery during the greater part of the day, and Mr. Daglish, of Wigan, attended to the sufferers. ...

... 21 years' purchase on the net; rental. Furtherinvestigations 7are in progress withi respect to the disastrous loss ofS the Tayleur, and the result it iS hoped, will remlove some painful impressions fromn the publier mind as to the efficiency an general ...

... v. Barrett—Perkins v. Perkins—Osborn v. Reed —Union Bank of London v. Williams—Salmon v. Bates—Grant v. Price—Taylcur v. Tayleur—Bramwell v. Martin—Lane v. Lane—Griffin v. Adams. Adjourned summons : Dronfield, &c., Company (part heard). Opposed petitions ...

... whereas, at the rate of 4 hands to every o 100 tons, she should have carried' I hands. Had she I ce been wrecked, like the Tayleur, the public would to have censured the commissioners and owners, but because the crew struck work they were committed re ...

... lMArSTY, just been presented with a ereport on the most dreadful of recent shipwrecks. a The lose of the emigrant ship, Tayleur, forms the er subject of this document, whick has been prepared n by Captain WALuEn, under the direction of the Board im of ...