... be available for gunners. There are at the present time 400 tons of 13. inch shells being put on board lighters at the Hull Arsenal, for conveyam* to Smthamptoo, where they are to ba shipped on board some of the large transports for the Crimea. Goland ...

... that every bite a caterpillar takes is poisoned. The poison may be obtained very chi-- from Idowns Blundell and Spence. of Hull, who should be asked to damp it before sending it, to avoid any possible risk of any of the powder being inhaled while being ...

... was a greet want of caution in supplying arsenic for calomel. There was a want of can. lion in keeping the arsenic near the calomel, and great ignorance and great want of knowledge in . a man weigh. ing out arsenic for calomel. The following is another ...

... cost 45,0001., and that another 45,0001. would have to be expended upon an iron bull capable of floating this target. if a hull were considered necessary. In describing the new ships, he said the Achilles resembled the Warrior in most important respects ...

... chemist, at Hall, who analysed it, and found arsenic in it in the proportion of ten grains to the ounce. He stated that owing to the hard and almost indigestible nature of the dumpling, only so much arsenic as appeared on the outside of the pieces ewsl ...

... through an interpreter : Q. Ou the 15 Dec. all the foreigners who deal with you received bread which had been poisoned with arsenic. Those who partook of it soon felt the effects of the poison, and several are still in a dangerous state. Soon after the committal ...

... a man was found floating In the Humber. near Hull, last week, and on examining it 528 L in American money was found In a belt concealed under his shirt. He had been staying some time at the Golden Cup, hull, the landlord of which stated that the deceased ...

... Hardy shot Pullen Sergeant Applegartb, at Spennymoor, on Tuesday, and the sufferer lies ia serious condition._ Business at Hull is seriously interfered with by the influenza epidemic, and the death-rate has gone up to en alarming point. The number of ...

... yellow metal, but was coated with smne green-coloured composition generally used for the preservation of iron hulls, and It is believed that arsenic is a principal ingredient in the manufacture of the compound. The t xtent to which the poisonous mussels have ...

... e of the deneutralisation of the Black Sea, the Porte has positively decided on erecting Sinope into a first-class naval arsenal and fortress. It is also a question of similarly fortifying either Trebizond or Batqum, more probably the latter. The works ...

... connived at their design, and will give them the full price for the heads. The Thistle, being an iron boat was not destroyed. Her hull was found next day by our boats with the eleven charred bodies decapitated,—a melancholy evidence of their horrid fate. The ...

... time ago we published particulars of an extraordinary career of crone which had been pursued by four Hull boys, three of whom had been captured by the Hull police on several charges of felony. The names of these boys were respectively Joseph Morse Wrigglooworth ...