... Francis's proper business —his self-assumed taak-was to prove that I had misrepre- sented Sir James Graham's bill. Our mutual friends, in theii arrangements on our behalf, had bound us down to this point, confining at to my apeech in the MULlN. as the ba- ...

... of a guinea, throw his money away, by purchasing an imperfect instead of a perfect apparatus. He may as well not try Galvanism at all, as try with an ineffi- cmnt apparatus These latter remarks I address particularly to invalids but how much stronger do ...

... to his segiment. The officers could not find their .iDtn—the men bad lost sight of their own officers, Ali the Brigadiers, save Colonel \Viudhaiu, were wounded, .œ: rendered unfit for the guidance of the attack. That gallant officer did all that man could ...