... cover 456 miles and a half and 70 yards. .The brradth of a shilling being one inch, and if all these shillings were laid in a straight line - clbSe to one 2110. titer's edge, the line they . would cover would . ..be 83,070 miles, which is 2070 miles more than ...

... other weapon th an a l ong straight antrichet, or couteau, longer than a dra. goon's sword, and twice as thick, sumethinglike a flat, iron bar, sharpened at the lower end; of which . about eighteen inches are as sharp as a razor. The point is not unlike ...

... every article useful and durable for writ ng a rj dressing all his own ui.u.uf dure. He reco_inifn. ...

... ROYAL THE 'DU KE YORK. ANEW and 1 NCO M PARABLE RAZOR ; STROP, the .superior qualities of which have obtainnd his Roy-al Highness's sanction. superiority of this Strop consists in giving to the dullest Razor, o n a tt , w time s wi ng ) the keenest and smoothest ...

... 'seized by a near relative, who, with .the 'assistance Of a' person acctistomed to attend Insane persons, 'forced him into :straight jacket. The- Keeper was. then placed over -him as witlr a p'.'..rson of decided insanity.. On the following day Mr. C.. presented ...

... rfsul th her-companionsuti Ishe tsenesnd herself,,abluptly fiorn the room, and re- tsred to a bed room, Where she seized a razor and com'^ rnitted the fatal a . .Yesterdayilt ?? John'Timman was, chav~gedr'wais stealuninga £avoer'te 3urchei, the property ...

... direction of the Trustees, for the fir the Creditors, a getnral of Cutkry, cons'sUng several table and knives and foik>. penkives, razors, strops, scissar*, spurs, sutifferi, c»»rkscrews, japanned tea-trays, waiters, bread &,c. he viewed till the sale, and Catalogues ...

... Burton, Cornhill. Elmn Timblher.-By Mr. EBURTI'ON, on Friday next, at r2, at Garraway's, in Lots, E A BOUtJT 400 'prime, straight, and well-seatoned jL1L VELhl TIMBER TREES, trom rs5 to 35 feet in leiogth, well ?? for water-pipes, pumps, army contra6lors ...

... 43c1 1 ,,regiment,-.P.4t ' returned from,Waleheren, ,who, if] a Alt of del/rind?, 'lrinn illness, cut his throat , with 'a razor, ia ., Colelfes, ter barraekli:. - - • - • - A'f - ello - Wh7i3 . -1 - eiied :contrihntiOns ili e kii'Ag 111, week', in 'Milford ...

... . i SECRET --UN-FX)I-I>ED.-— —Tha vytuej pf ?? PACK WOOD'S STROPS lead to many inventions, at thrjlr remove notches from razors, penknives, &c. ami give a ke>n- edge to shave to admiration : Iheir excellence make them liable to be counterfeited, Imt ...

... for . SHARPEIWVI- PF.VK'NIVr.S and StTR*ICA I, TN- STRI*_viK!vT-S;wi_ioot the *nse of -Oil, may ?? J. T>; RiSge s Magnetic Razor Tablet Manufactories, Gi., Cheapside,, and sitk,.Pa^-k^tref ...

... noise ; and. it is supposed he then con- cluded iie was detected, as he was heard opening a drawer, in which probably was a razor ; for when discovered, he was found to have cut his throat in such a manner, as nearly to have severed his head from the body ...