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... tion. -- Eagle. (Gibbs, Bright, & Co.) 1049 188 Melbourne Jan. 14 IndianQueen,(J.Baines &Co.) 1045 346 Melbourne Jan. 19 - *Tayleur, (Pilkington and I , Wilson.) Conway (G) 1195 382 Geelong Jaii. 20 Almora (G) 1248 446 P'tland Bay Jan. 28 John Bunyan (G); ...
... ship of Palmerston. Unluckily f or th e so l u ti on o f t h e where her own alarms have ever shown her to be so; and P *Tayleur, ( Wilson.) ioness Jonas difficulty, both Newcastle and Lord John are in at a momen t a lso wh en all England is thoroughly ...
... remainder steerage, passengers :4,324 of whom were English, 1,710 Irish, 2,685 Scotch, and 218 natives of other countries. * The Tayleur was wrecked off Lambay Island, and the majority of her passengers lost. t The Dingo had proceeded as far as Cork, when it ...
... mutual understanding bet ween a gentl eman f rom J erusa l em vere d in the house where he resided, together with other *. The Tayleur was wrecked off Lambay Island, and the maaver4 and ft ditto from Gi g s c jority of her passengers lost. GO i 9 fortunate ...