... pv. Fulham, rs — was Leeds € v. Bradiord, ns Lincoln City v. Huddersfield 1 We Notts Forest v. Barnsley, “a Woolwich Arsenal v. Hull City m, Sovruers Lea Plymouth Argyle Bristol R who Southampton v, Swindon Tow H. West Ham United Merthy and Reading v ...

... Liverpool v. Bamxley. Swindon Town v. Manchester United. Wolverhampton Wanderers v, Southampton. Bradford City v. Woolwich Arsenal. Hull City v. Bury. Blackburn Rovers v. Middlesbrough. Bolton Wanderers v. Port Vale. Plymouth Argyle v. Lincoln City. Glossop ...

... Grimubv v. Hull City. Leed« City v. County. Lincoln (*ity v. Fulham. Notts Forest v. Bury. Woolwich Arsenal v. Barnsley. SorrHERN League. Coventry City v. Exeter City. Crystal Palact v. Cardiff City. Gillingham v. Brighton ami Hove. Northampton v, Southend ...

... PARIS GREEN. This i« chemical compound of arsenic, copper, and acetic acid, and may be cheaply obtained from Messrs. Blundell and Spence, of Hull. It is a heavy powder, rapidly sinking in water. Spraying is the only practicable method of applsioff Paris ...

... Victor Jackxon was fined .£2O for st-nding betting circulars te an Oxford Undergraduate aged 18 year>. the police in Woolwich arsenal and dockyards are ordered to be vaccinated. Several persons were injured in an electric tram accident Devonport yesterday ...

... POISONS FOB BITING INSECTS. The Arseuicals. —Several compounds of arsenic, Pans Green, Schelle’s Green, London Purple, araenite of lead, Ac., have quite ousted other insecticides coming nnder this head, that of course for generally purposes, and of these ...

... nulil the soluble arsenic has been rendered insolnble, and therefor. harm Us. nronerly applied. Arsenate of lead, substance recently med esdensfrely Amc.ic. to destroy the l.r.aa of the gipsy moth, is prepared mixing three parts arsenate of soda with seToo ...

... by Town. Huddersfield Trinity v. W«s>lwieh Arsenal. Lincoln City v. Notts Forest. Bradford v. Stockport. Notts County v. Oloaaop. Leicester Fosse v. Clapton Orient. Wolverhampton Wamh-rers v. Leeds City Hull City v. Bristol City. Barnsley v. Birmingham ...

... gre-n virulent poison, containing ov-r percent, of pure arsenic, and it mu-t consequently handled with the utmost care. It should purchased ready damped from Messrs. Blundell and Spence, of Hull, this plan nil risk from the inhalation of the powder. The ...

... Bradford v. Clapton Orient. Notts County v. Leeds City. Wolverhampton Wanderers v. Birmingham. Hull City v. (Srirashy Town. Barnsley v. Wistlwi. Arsenal. Fulham v. Lincoln City. SotTHCBN* LeAGTE. Bristol Hovers v. Socrthainpton. Swindon Town v. Reading ...

... fonnd the dip to consist of arsenic, sulphide of arsenic, and sulphur. The total weight in each packet was nearly 21b«., about onetbird of arsenic and a great portion of sulphide of ar.->enio and a large quantity of free arsenic. These were vary dangerous ...

... Barnsley Hull City. Birmingham v, Leeds City. Blackpool v. Bradford. Bury v. Wolveihampton Wanderers. Fulham v. Bristol City. Grimshv Town v, Clapton Orient. Huddersfield Town v. Leicester Fosse. Lincoln Citj v. Notts County. Woolwich Arsenal v. Southenn ...