... the use of arsenic, and j that during the five years these candles have been made not : one grain of arsenic has been admitted into their factory tor any purpose whatever. They inform us that the statement made at the inquest that “the arsenic makes the ...

... ascertain, without a moment’s delay, the exact quantity of ammunition in the arsenal. These directions are being obeved with the utmost promptitude. There are, it appears, in this arsenal and the adjacent forts, 300 pieces of artillery of different calibres ...

... supply of horned cattle, many were drives away unsold. Incautious Use of Arsenic. short time since, a farmer’s servant in the neighbourhood purchased a large quantity of arsenic at druggist’s shop in Pontypool,for the purpose of making a lotion for washing ...

... the presence of a very great portion of arsenic, that is orpiment or sulphuret of arsenic. This was mixed with a portion of black flux, nut into a glass tube, and the application spirit lamp, a crust metallic arsenic was produced on the inside tin tube. ...

... husband, by administering arsenic to him the loth of last June. The case was one of great suspicion. Prisoner was acquitted principally ow ing to.fuedeposition of the medical men, who affirmed thetexltof ihe presence arsenic in the stomach he very fallacious ...

... stomach ere found to contain quantity of arsenic, and the professional men were opinion that the deceased must have taken the poison on mote than one occa-.ion. The deceased had a considerable quantity of arsenic in his possession, to which the prisoner ...

... Southern, 100 qrs linseed for T. N, Foster, and 100 bris cement and a general cargo for Gopsill Brown. for J. and C, Sturge. From Hull—the Breeze, of Boscastle, Billing, 46, with 303 qrs peas » 39, with 339 barley for Southan and From 7ruro—the Duke of Wellington ...

... general order, in the following terms:— 1 ' Roll the Army is longer dishonor-d by having upon the name Biig. Gen.-'Win. Hull'' Whilst Hull, far from acknowledging this lenity a favor, published appeal the people the persecution arid injustice which contended ...

... skiff, which will take you off to a nearer survey of this great visitor. You approach, and mount the sides this floating arsenal. Is this the thing you saw moving light bird upon the horizon? You look down as from a house-top. That yacht which bore its ...

... their valuable contents, are entirely destroyed; Wiggons's Key is partly so. Among the vessels consumed are a large brig from Hull (the Zealous,) laden with hemp, tallow, &c.; a Margate hoy, and Deal vessel, laden spirits and wine.—-The fire is said to have ...

... and medical men with w! id made The verdict was“ Not —Ellen Heath was co’ careful in performing} aid that administering arsenic to her in « padding, clasive, of a sail, to murder him : for the of “a young & Coe Wee Le Raev- married woman, was tried for ...

... having been made for his reception at Cork, it has also been ietistated that be will pay several visits to this noble port and arsenal. FAIR SUBJECTS rue DISSECTION.—Those who commit suicide, those who die in duel., and all those who are hanged. NA et it.FON'S ...