... as Chemistry itself, inasmuch as almost all soluble chemical substances are rendered available in the practice of the art. Fake a sheet of paper and impregnate it with any soluble substance, let it dry in a darkened room, and then isolate it under a negative ...

... ibis borough, must have astonished not few of our local reader* were acquainted with the efforts Mr. Girdwood and others to expose the disgraceful proceedin':* of our Tory Corporation, and to visit the offending parties with a punishment to some extent ...

... BELFAST POLICE COURT. tiday, Oct. 7. [Before the W. 3. ¢ . ALLEN, W. . YONS, and J. F. Fake Eeqrs. Augustus Barton and John Barton, two were charged by Night. Co, able Christian with knocking at the door of the Shake it Pear; Lane, and with assaulting ...

... charged, by Inspector Reilly, with selling, in the butter market, ou the 21st instant, 61bs. of cart-wheel grease, which exposed fur sale, and got man fool enough to purchase for butter. There was coating round the stuff, about an inch in thickness, c-f ...

... copies of letters from Sirß. Walker to the Admiralty, on the state of the Navy, from March, 1858, to the present time. Sir J. FAKING TON said that he had already read extracts from those letters, which contained all the required. Sir C. NAPIER said that it ...

... when accepted the laborious functions of General-in-Chief of the expedition in the Fast. But neither the perils which be exposed himself nor family considerations could weaken his courage and his admirable devolcdness. He made the sacrifice of his life ...

... applying to their full extent the resources of modern science. There another kind competition to which are now exposed, and to which shall be more exposed than are—l mean the competition of the now world. If we are to hold our own against countries like the United ...

... Commons for any Irish constituency, though he may be elected for English or Scotch seat. He cannot even act ns grand juror, or fake part at par liamentary election. ho sympathise with the mass of the Irish people, he c never Lope to be elected representative ...

... There in particular the roots of holders of the soil were never planted deep beneath the surface, and consequently were exposed to every exterminator's hand. There were in 1847 35,034 holders of from one to five acres. the following year there were less ...

... SEMAPHORE, Captain Campbell, Intended to Sail, until further Notice (weather permilliog), with Mail Bags from the Post-Office. FAKES REDUCED ARE NOW ; Cabin (including Steward’s Fee), 10s. Return icket, available for days, by any of the Liverpool and Belfast ...

... semi-nudity, have evidently experienced great hardships since their providential deliverance from the burning ship, being exposed to the inclemency of the weather, with insufficient clothing to protect them from the cold and from the heavy seas which ...

... civilisation ; at ail events, much severer surveillance and punishment than some our town •nd country bakers have hitherto been exposed (o would be consented to by tbe with wondrous equanimity, if applied to every mao found guilty of using light weights in dealing ...