... Moncay a vast quantity of medical stores and comforts for the wounded at Alma were taken out of the Tower stores and forwarded to Liverpool for immediate conveyance to the head quarters of the medical ilepartasent. Among the articles sent out are number woollen ...

... philosophy. The theatre of the Mechanics’ Institute, capacious as it is. having been found too confined to accommodate the vast numbers who flocked to hear the rev. lecturer, the committee of the Institute made arrangements for the delivery of the remaining ...

... Leix aud Ossory*’—alt figure the October number ol the I'mxxrtily. There jolly Irish story tu that same rollicking Pilgrimage,' which «s intend to take the liberty appropriating an asriy da? M. E. M. opens the number with characteristic Gleanings Corn Fi ...

... p •ir blankets . .1 do suit cord. pair shoos Lee's-lane pair blankets • •. J .ha Collier's-lane snit cord, pair shoes Lee's-lane pair blankets Padham, Alexander Collier's- one coat Padliain. William do suit cord, air shoes Procter. Eliza I cloak Perry ...

... the sound flesh, wash it with salt and water, and then do it over with strong nitric acid. If the disease has advanced under the horn of the hoof, all the unsound flesh, together with the horn, must be carefully removed, the wound washed out with brine ...

... Hudson’s Straits, and in storm in the Atlantic split three or four of the principal sails, and very nearly had the lifeboat washed away. I fear the season has been a most trying one t>r the ships in the far north. Dr. Rae a Ws, that from wbat he could learn ...

... illustrated by the railway shilling books than by wash as those we have placed at the head of this et Tn the former we have the grain of wheat in a excellence which The latter are characterised by a uniform number we take up a thing of value, while | ts sufficient ...

... steam-transports are ready. Some of these vessels take up colliers, with about 1,700 tons of fuel for the fleet, besides several coal ships sent on to Varna. The Industry will be employed as a steam collier, and carries between and 800 tons. The Cadeccus tran3port ...

... already convalescent. About 300 more arrived in another vessel the next day. The numbers in hospital were originally about 1,000, which were raised to 2,200 this new influx number, of course, having expired duimg the voyage, or soon after their landing. At ...

... less, what are they V and so we get melancholy coffee or tea, owing to our philosophic cook. After dinner I watch him as he washes ; hangs up a whole row of tin ; the ship gives lurch and knocks them all down. He looks as if was just what be expected. Such ...

... served in this way. Amongst them waa a timber laden called the Regent, from Quebec, which bad on board the crew, twentyone in number, of the Davenport, of Liverpool, which waa abandoned waterlogged off the banks of Newioundland. Both crews were preserved ...

... time will be, without doubt, incomparably the most magnificent in Europe or the world. Bat to describe what is being done. The vast Palace of tbe Tnileries and the Locvre, with Its thousand histories, nearly completed. now stands alone. On one side arc tbe ...