... A SOURCE OF ENIROY. In the process of transforming other foods into fat, says a scientific writer in the Northern Whig, there is more or less waste of energy, so that in a properly-balanced ration one should see to it that we take in as fat the amount ...

... factories it is so common for workers to get a needle or a splinter into a finger, says a scientific writer in the Belfast Northern Whig, that Dr. Roscoe C. Webb, •who has to treat many such cases, has devised a very simple method of finding small foreign bodies ...

... care and in detail we find that their regularity is much less than has been supposed, says a writer in the Belfast Northern Whig. There is as much variation in regard to instinct among individuals as there is with regai4 to other characters of the species ...

... the latter divides the vault of the heavens into northern and southern hemispheres, says a writer in the Belfast Northern 'Whig. The ecliptic is an imaginary circle along which the sun appears to move in tl% course of the year., The equator and ecliptic ...

... called fei is used as a medium of exchange in addition to the ordinary shellmoney. It consists, says a writer in the Northern Whig, of large, solid, thick stone wheels, ranging in diameter from one to twelve feet, and having a central hole through which ...

... the Cabinet, he writes (1885): It was my opinion that the position of the agricultural labourers had declined, and that the Whig or Conservative minority on my Commission, represented by Mr. Goshen and Lord Brownlow, admitted this contention of mine as ...