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... be available for gunners. There are at the present time 400 tons of 13. inch shells being put on board lighters at the Hull Arsenal, for conveyam* to Smthamptoo, where they are to ba shipped on board some of the large transports for the Crimea. Goland ...
... Department of the Royal Arsenal on Saturday, sth October. Mr. Chelow, assistant solicitor from the War Department, again attended on behalf of the Crown, with Major Oram, Colonel Boxer, and other officials of the Royal Arsenal. Mr. Merriman attended on ...
... SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1888. HULL & KING’S Is open all the year round, and Deposits may be made at any time The following useful Presents will made to Depositors when the Distribution takes place in December next WILL RECEIVE GRATIS Mkmbkr3 Depositing ...
... GENERAL NEWS. The charge for the police force at and during the Exhibition, was £lO,OOO. Meters. Fletcher and Hull are the solicitors named for conducting theinquiry into the recent conduct of Mr. Ramabay. A Mrs. - Catherine Winter is lecturinj in Liverpool ...
... Committee the National Liberal Federation has accepted the invitation of the Hull and District. Liberal Association hold the next annual meeting of the Federation in the town of HulL It will be the Erst occasion which the Federation has held one of its great ...
... quantity of arsenic—about a quarter of a grain—nearly all a eoluble form. If a fatal dose had been given he found as much as he should have expected to find in the body after death, about half a fatal dose. found no clue as to the form which the arsenic had been ...
... and Thomas, half back ; Turner, Nolder, Nicks, Williams, Metcalfe, Hull, Cat term ale, and Smith, forwards. Yesterday Matches.— England 4 goals, Wales 0; Small Heath 3. Woolwich Arsenal 2: Burton Wanderers 3, Blackpool 1; Southampton St. Mary 1, Tottenham ...
... Poison her Husband. * th# HoU Po,ice Court, Beta? Ferguson and Mary Hanson wers with Mlministering arsenic to John Ferguson, —ifiinrn kaakT ® u 'h Street, Hull. The of the prosecutor, and she appeared to deenlv affect« 4 while in court. The other prisoner ...
... nulil the soluble arsenic has been rendered insolnble, and therefor. harm Us. nronerly applied. Arsenate of lead, substance recently med esdensfrely Amc.ic. to destroy the l.r.aa of the gipsy moth, is prepared mixing three parts arsenate of soda with seToo ...
... gre-n virulent poison, containing ov-r percent, of pure arsenic, and it mu-t consequently handled with the utmost care. It should purchased ready damped from Messrs. Blundell and Spence, of Hull, this plan nil risk from the inhalation of the powder. The ...
... who died through arsenic•! poisoning, by Mr CI. H. Hull, at the Woolpeck Inn. The coroner maid it appeared to him • very serious thing, and one whioh ought to be corrected, that a man could obtain so easily such alarge quantity of arsenic. lied the law bearing ...
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