... rood W.wdwieh Arsenal. Pt. atm. North v. Ste fff..ld • m I.i Weltstart Bkokhurn Borers. DIVISION 11. Barn.l .y r. '•fAnehe.'er. Burnley • 0 •in•blrongh. m • Gin, op. Bu•ton r. 0-im•'y. Cbn•t. flail r„ Siockport. . Clapt , n •. Rri.tol. Hull •. B-Adford ...

... and a capital entry et sheep and pipe. Trade generally showed an improvement. sod satisfactory priors were realised. Pat hulls made as mach as L 24 10e., bullocks £34 5r.. and betters Z 23 lbs. Store beasts necked 214, and calves £4ls. Wether sheep went ...

... resolution was passed, srtongly protesting against the decision of the Hull and Barnsley and North-Eastern Railway Companies to increase by threepence per ton the rates for coal to Hull and Grimsby. Collieries producing 14 million tons yearly were represented ...

... more than £BOOO. MOM blowiest and Co. are tile TERRIBLE EXPLOSION AT WOOLWICII ARSENAL. DPSTRUCTION OF A ROCKET FACTORY. A fearful explosion has taken place in the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, which spread terror amongst the uahatitonu nt the locality and the ...

... Paris green, which is a chemical combination of arsenic and copper, containing usually from 66 to 60 per cont. of arsenic. It may be obtained very cheaply indeed from Messrs. Blundell and Spent's, of Hull. It is practically insoluble in water, and may ...

... entirety. Public Health.— Plymouth, with death-rate of 20, held the first place in the list of English towns last week, and Hull, with mortality of 39, the moat unfavourable, London the rate was 22.6, which was 77 below the corrected average. The births ...

... aul Wales, 21,210,020; Soot. land, 3,153,413; Ireland, 5,571,971. Total, 29.935,404. The Aria Hull steamer direct from St. rievre. burg, arrived in the Hull docks, the other day, after a very due passage. This vessel, the Lion, Drought s very heavy serge ...

... Msxbro’: An evenly contested game Mexbro’ resulted in a victory for the Trinity by oof goal to none.—Woolwich Arsenal v. Clapton ; At rlumstead the Arsenal won six goal* to two. —Polytechnic v. Soerwood Forester*: Played at Wimbledon. The Foresters gained an ...

... the weather, and accident which unfortunately happened to the a). paratus, has been renewed in the Diarshes at the lioyal Arsenal, Woolwich. an early boor Beaumont, of the Boyal Engineers, accompanied M. Mcnier and Mr. Simmons, appeared the ground, with ...

... Norwich 14, Portamuuth 14. Sunderland 17, Leieeater 17, tinghan 17, Sheffield 17, Briatol 17, Bradford 18, Lead* 19, London 20. Hull 20. Wolverhampton 20, Birmingham 21, Jfcwcaetle-upon-Tyae 21, Liverpool 22, Plj mouth 22, Hancbetier 22, Oldham 23, and Salford ...

... British Gorernment, upon rertew of the eridJM* Mrs. Maybrick’. esse, eondoded there Sssa reasonable d.ubt whether Mr “vhrwk arsenical poisoiting ; and upon this ground the sentence death to for lifis. Tfisra to be the rery highest medical sod seisoUfie authority ...

... being in our opinion far the more desirable. Briefly, Paris green* is chemical combination copper and arsenic, containing upwards of pvr cent, of pure arsenic, and consequently a most virulent poison. Unfortunately, it is *h heavv powder, practically insoluble ...