... iron bars. Heat your bar to whiteness; then with common saw you can cut it, as easily as a warm knife cuts Goshen butter, ine edge of the saw is not injured the least, and the cuds of the bars, at the place of division, arc smooth and even, which is not ...

... its A lower end against smooth vertical plane, and upon the edge of horixontal plane (a) feet from its upper end. Rcuuired the thrust ot the beam upon the planes, wlien the distance of the edge of the honaontal plane from the vertical one is b, the weight ...

... Hull, money scrivener, Ac.,—audit. Tuvesoav, Dec. 23. (Before Mr. CommUsioner West.) Mitchell and Clarkson, of Bradfmd. worsted •pinners,—adjourned certificate of Mitchell, eleven o’clock. .. , John Padaett, of Idle, cloth manufacturer.—-adjourned dividend ...

... Cromwf.ll and his Daughter.— Mr. Lucy’s fine pictme of Cromwell admonished his favourite daughter, Mrs. Claypole, on her death-bed,” may seen, for a few days, in a chamber on the premises of Mr. Waters Hardy. The painting combines almost every excellence ...

... honourable member for Bridport put end that, by saying that it was not asked my learned friend, what was the cause , of their deaths. One of them was bled by the landlord, and perhaps that was the reason of his dying, he probably plunged a large carving-knife ...

... should not be published till after Mr. Montgomery’s death. We arc glad to hear that it is intended for publication as soon it can be brought to the time of Mr. Montgomery’s death. It was completed to the death of Mr. Rhodes. It will bo especially valuable as ...

... Postal Fardincss. —We last week, recorded the death infant son of Mr. Humphrey Taylor, of Rashelifie, with which death is connected a lamentable narrative. Wednesday afternoon (the day of the child's death) letter was posted in Huddersfield for the grandfather ...

... Y'ork. William Marshall and William Smith, edge tool munu facturers, Slielheld. Wil iam Walters, coal agent. Chester. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. William Bridgewater, coal mere .a »t. Cholienharo. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, AG S On ‘he 16lh inst., al the Parish Church ...

... blood had fl-.wed. The cause of death was, therefore, the wound in the throat, which hsd, no doubt, been inflicted by razor, as one was found in the room besmeaied with blood, and also a joiner’s or carpenter’s chisel, tbe edge of which was also covered with ...

... upon each other, edge upon edge, with geometrical nicety, so to earn* out the principle the arch. From the pressure of the crowd, the balusters of the third flight gave way, mid from the weight of the crowd pressing on the outer edge, the entire flight ...

... the ground of the prisoner’s insanity, for the postponement sine die of the trial of Betty Edge, the woman charged with the wilful murder of her aunt, Ann Edge, Alatonfield, in April last. Mr. Justice Wightmsn acquiesced in the application, and intimated ...

... do- J. Martden. Cherriet, J. Maraden. Capsicum plant, Kdwim Hint. Red gooseberries. Ist, L. Matthews; 2nd, J. Mitchell. While do- Ist, f. Mitchell; 2nd, John Wood- Yellow do-Mjf. Wood; 2nd, L. Matlhewrnan. Greet* do- Ist, L. Matthewman; 2nd, John Wood. ...