Arnott's Natural Philosophy.

"He told me that a fine-looking, white-headed, good-featured old man was Roget, of the 'Thesaurus;' and another old man in the corner was Dr. Arnott, of the 'Elements of Physics.'

Dr. Arnott told me he was only now finishing the 'Elements,' which he first published in 1827.

Dr. Arnott asked me if I wore as many stockings when I was observing as the Herschelshe said Sir William put on twelve pairs and Caroline fourteen!

Arnott's Elements of Physics, 430.

Dr. Arnott's Elements of Physics.

We are warm friends to the diffusion of knowledge, and accordingly receive the present portion of Dr. Arnott's work with much satisfaction.

The matter of Dr. Arnott's work, however, appears to us to be in strict accordance with its titleelementary; but it is accompanied with a variety of explanations of familiar facts on philosophical principles, which possess attractions of a most amusive character.

The present portion of Dr. Arnott's work comprehends the subjects of Light and Heat, which admit of more familiar illustration than any other branches of Natural Philosophy.

" Even for the present we cannot omit mention of the delight with which we have read several of the more playful portions of the present work; we allude to such passages as the Influence of Heat on Animated Beings, in which Dr. Arnott has really blended the pencil of the artist with the pen of the philosopher, and thus produced many sketches of extreme picturesque beauty.

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Arnott's Elements of Physics.

In the master carpenter, Arnott, we had a splendid man.

"You shall have it," was no bluff from Arnott.

"Where can I get anything at all like it?" "You leave it to me," said Arnott.

"But, Arnott, it's a hand-woven Indian material.

How can you get it?" "You leave it to me," Arnott repeated in his slow, quiet, confident way.

This was but one of the many emergencies to which Arnott rose with talent and promptitude.

My dresses, designed by Mr. Godwin, one of them with the toga made of that wonderful material which Arnott had printed, were simple, fine and free.

The curtain went up before the staff had "cleared," and Arnott, Jimmy and the rest were seen running for their lives out of the center entrance!

Angell, Louisa, 56 Archer, Fred, 306 Argyll, Duchess of (Princess Louise), 397 "Arms and the Man," 346-7 Arnold, Sir Edwin, 117 Arnott, Mr., 187 et sqq., 217 Asche, Oscar, 349 Ashwell, Lena, 269 "Attar Gull," 41-2 Austin, L.F., 299 et sqq.

Now, instead of giving medicine, of which you cannot possibly know the exact and proper application, nor all its consequences, would it not be better if you were to persuade and help your poorer neighbours to remove the dung-hill from before the door, to put in a window which opens, or an Arnott's ventilator, or to cleanse and lime-wash the cottages?