... from the arsenals to be surrendered. The subsequent unconditional acceptance of the Austrian' proposiofons. without this alteration, implies, of coarse, the 9ofisent of Russia to the destruction of the arsenal of Nicholaieffi as one of -the arsenals whese ...

... symptoms, he| concluded that he was suffering from chronic arsenical poisoning. He had at- tended the daughter for the same coin plaint some days previously. The house was searched, but no trace of arsenic was found. The doctor imagined that some stair carpet ...

... ravages which our projectiles had caused in the enemy's ranks or in the arsenal itself P F We clearly saw and heard a magazine blow up, and vessels were on fire in the midst of the arsenal, the barracks and storehouses of which successively fell to the ground ...

... laurehed at Hull last year, and, according to Lloyd's register, wves classed A& I fvir nine years. She was constructed under special survey, of 937 tons burden worked by engines of 110 horse power, and vwas the property of Messrs. Samuelson, of Hull. She was ...

... arrive at Southampton on the same date. In these and all cases it is, however, advisable to allow a little latitude, 1 as the hulls of the ships are probably foul, and they will in most instances occupy two or three days longer in t returning than they did ...

... Traia of the Artillery Department, and In- ?? of the Brass-foundry Establishment in he Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, vacant by the demise of ?? Sir Joseph M'Lean.. HuLL.-On Monday evening, Dr. John Taylor, Mr. lartwell, and Mr. Neesom, three of the delegates ...

... Stromuboli. 6, ptuddles, have both undergone extensive repairs to the hulls and insclmlnery, and are readv for commiosion. The Vigilant 6, screw, has hai a tbornngt9 overhaul to hull and machinery, and is now roshippina the latter. The PMlinx, screw, thnk ...

... second detachment of artillery volunteers commenced on Monday. A tie in the re- pository competition between the Wooliich Arsenal detachment (3rd Kent) and the Canadians was decided on Tuesday, the Canadians winning by two seconds, doing the shift in four ...

... 21st Royal North British l Fusiliers, under the command of Lietitenant-Colonel Frede- riek 0. Ainslie, at present stationed at Hull, is the regiment appointed to proceed to Dublin for service in Ireland, in the room of the above-mentioned regiments placed ...

... secured by the 4th detachment, 2nd Middlesex. A fourth prize of £10O was awarded to the Ord detachment. IUth Kent (Royal Arsenal). The Repository competition for the 2nd division was also concluded. There were three prizes of the aggregate value of £30 ...

... channel for the wvater between. She is 280 feet long, and bas a breadth of 60 feet. 'The breadth of cccli hull is 17 feet, and the space between the hulls (in which the paddle-wheels work) is 26 feet. The engines are of the iominal power of 260 horses, but ...

... )ilackburn 179, Bolton 23-2, Bradford 225, grtigiston 13-2, Bristol 175, Cardiff 175, Derby lt 3, Halifax 171, lfuddersfield 278, H-ull 207, Leeds 21S ?? 27-3 Liverpool 268, Lonidon 218, IMnncheeter 2633, Newrestle-os- T--ne 23S. Norwich 2i,9 Nottingham 23-3 ...