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... to Mr. Sollitt, )clemist, at Hull, who analysed it, and found arsenic in it in the proportion of ten grains to the ounce. Ile stated that owing to the hard and almost indigestible nature of the dumpling, only so much arsenic as appeared on the outside of ...
... Cox, and the handsome sum of 91. sd was contributed, me LEA.-Youtio MIN's ASSOCIATION-n1 'Thursday and ecening, Dr. Spencer Hull delivered a lecture to the Der memibers and friends of the ab-ove institution. Th1e topic exe ?? in its relations to Common ...
... containing large quantities of arsenic. Mr. Poland, who prosecuted for the Treasury, said the fact had been elicited that 18 children Lad died from the use of defendant's violet powder, which contained from 28 to 51 per cent. of arsenic. Evidence was given by ...
... the Rectory of Clyst St. Mary, Devon. CONSERVATIVE DEMONSTRATIONS. A Conservative demonstration is shortly to take place at Hull. A Conservative banquet is also to be held in York on October 30th. Upwards of one hun- dred gentlemen have accepted the office ...
... there shall be an interchange of debenture stock of the Hull and Barnaley Company for an equal amount of North-Eastern debenture stock at about 3 per cent. interest. The ordinary shareholders of the Hull and Barnsley are to get an equal stock to the present ...
... G. L. Shackles, justices clerk of Hull, was the first witness call on Wednesday before the Royal Com- i mission on the Liquor Licensing Laws, Viscount Peel presiding. Witness, in reply to the chairman, said that Hull was the third largest sea-port in ...
... aes0 men of the Ordnance Store Corps, and seven officers 23 of the Medical Department. The Wye will leave the r ed. Royal Arsenal, Wosiwich, to-day with 1,000 tons of w~relarstores for nthe naval squadron at Alexandria. t Great exertions are being made ...
... the Hull Sessions on the 20th ult., Francis Fortune, or- late cashier of the Agricultural Bank at Hull, was found ted guilty of having st6lcn a parcel containing 8 701. in bank notes, which he had been entrusted to take to the Post- office at Hull to send ...
... Jore 7 1,905 8 0 1,405 0 1 Greet North of hEgland, June 7 - 1,;51i 18 8 1,367 lit 7 Gravesend end tichesiter, JSeie 7 19 i 90 Hull aind Selby, Londotn and 21irslaginom, Jluie 7 It,VdD 17 5 tSlO 3 0 Ltoiton anild llerackall, June8 . - 1,:14 1 5 1,400 16 tl ...
... odi- _ _ tall lilt; ACCIDENT'1' AT 'll WOOL ICIH emn- AliSENAL. ibe An accident occurred yesterday mornitigin the Royal lter Arsenal, Woolwich, whicdl was attendled by soutewhat and serious results. A locomotive fromn the carriage depart- ment was returning ...
... declared extinct. The naviga- tion of the Black Sea is to be guaranteed by the razing of Sebastopol, and by converting the other arsenals on its coast into common harbours. The f Russian fleet to be reduced to four frigates and two e line-of-battle ships. The ...
... shel(ik has defeated the Mahdi's troops D and captured El Obeid, Charlotte Smith, a widow, aged 70, poisoned berse)f with arsenic at Glasgow on Tuesday night. i.he de- m, clared she was tired of life. a A labourer named Strickson, quarreling on Thursday ...