... inventor, Mr. Wilfrid Boult by name, has called in the aid of electricity to surmount these obstacles, and devised an apparatus -which in its experimental stages is said to have given every satisfaction. The essence of Mr. Boult's system may be said to ...

... Foot-Ensign Robert Cunmin ihaim Thomso to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Jacsoos ,ho retires; Liestennmt me James Harwood Rocke to Ibe Adjutast, vice jacson s-obs resigns c be Foot-Acting Assistant-Surgeon Henry Bowles Fraitlyn t er beAssistant-Surgeoni ...

... to the dis- It tsncee, than thle wide guage. They could run quite as flat fo on the narrowV as on the broad gauge. On the Brighton as line they head been for sonie time running a fast train the ti whole distance, 151 miles being completed in an hour and ...

... Asiaticoduplicity I y and barbarism. -He recollected that when Napoleon on I a going to Egypt took possession of Malta and another rock, I.Mr. Pitt saying that 1nothing was too. great for his ambi. I y tion, nothing too small for his grasp. So it was with Russia ...