... sent tolle. &Hitt, chemist, at Hull, who analysed it, and found arsenic in It in the proportion of ten grains to the ounce. He stated that owing to the hard and almost indigestible nature of the dcmpling, oily so much arsenic as appealed on the outside of ...

... exciting any observation, are now being put forth without any attempt at concealment. Orders have been received at the Royal Arsenal for a first instalment of sixty guns for the armament of twelve merchant ships, and that ariangements are being male for Con- ...

... assistant is a shop supplying arsenic instead of calomel ; tt led to a dea. and a trial it the Did It trey. lie was a ilispout.r to a shop ; believe the accident arose (rum his being in a hurry. and from the Itct that there was arsenic. in puwilor, near to cal ...

... nffieeot of the reatatenr• to Which last week •11..1,-1, eons mom el prastiting on Manley with the ?Nair. ride at the al Arsenal, at a romps of 100 yard, The Minis hall sow eel is imple than the halls formerly practi-ed with, the present hell is seetly ...

... premature cries of the Tory victory, and pres.mt a handsomely bound copy of the colhettiou to Lord Salisbury. —Weekly &spate's. At Hull, on Friday, the Custom officers entered a shop kept by a tailor nanied Harding, and made a search, which resulted in the discovery ...

... Mortuo, MA., Fellow of Oriel C )Iloge, has been elected Provost in succeturion to the-late Dr. Hawkins. A POLL has been taken at Hull to decida whether thi Public Libraries Act should be adopted in the borough, which has resulted in a majority against the movement ...

... execution, has issued a report upon the subject. It appears that in one half-opened flower there were over five grains of white arsenic. This quantity. adds Mr. Tilden, would not only have been sufficient to cause death to a human being, but it was so largely ...

... of railway, comprised in three separate contracts. A quantity of gun metal has been ordered to be forwarded from the Royal Arsenal, for the completion of the statue of Sir Isaac Newton, at Grantham. Ihe Earl Gran fills has consented to preside at the a ...

... Dense. N. R There were also some foreign of the same remote period. A Are serenity burnt down one of the wing. of the ' Royal Arsenal at Antwerp. One or two pertains lost their lives. and s•ver:d were injured. It is not known the Are was teca•ioned. Th e will ...

... verbal amendments had been agreed to, passed through committee. THE ARMY AND NAVY. . An order las been received at Woolwich Arsenal to send out immediately to the Crimea 20,000 abells--10,000 13-inch shells, and 10,000 10 inch. The order wu received at Woolwich ...

... which some years since be resigned. How MCC! ARSENIC WILL KILL A FLY/—Orfila, the celebrated doctor, being examined on a capital trial, was asked by the President whether he could tell what quantity of:arsenic was requisite to kill a fly. The doctor replied ...

... of aiding in the sinking; bat, strange to say, now that she lies dry, it is epperent that not a single shot penetrated her hull. This being the fact, the quesdon naturally suggested itself, of wliat use are such guiis in naval warfare, and mere particularly ...