... struck him. He considered he had not met with that courtesy from the police which a gentleman was entitled to expect. Robert Madder, defendant's groom, was called for the de- fence. His master's horses were trotting, not gallopping, when the policeman ...

... black requires an acetate of iron mordant, with a dye-bath of madder and log- I wood ; the same mordant diluted, and the same bath, ; produces purple; a mixed mordant and a bath of i madder gives a brown. Logwood and other colour- ] j ing substances, used ...

... Basinghall- ' itreet. B i Partnerships Dissolved. J. Johnson and S. Ashenden, 2, John-street, Dockhead, corn dealers— R. Roberts and T. Jones, 4, Hood-street Liverpool, tea and coffee dealers — W. Martin, J. Wood, E. Bover, and W. Warburton, Manchester ...

... of the application of ,- .roving tuai ' UL . sulphuric acid, tor the extraction of the ieat ?? u 7 f |es j, or irom spent madder, was a ' ' .Miai not been known in England before j . , _ iiven! m » .'■ • 'V,.neraihavini replied, T \ ?? - u ?? v : ...

... preparation for staining paper 14 Johann Hoehberger, Austria sulphur, alum, &c 60 J. R.Johnson, United Kingdom .extracts, madder, &c | 102 T. Keating, United Kingdom matico, and other drugs 27 Kinzelberger and Co., Austria various colours 21 Kutzer ...