Special attention is | | called to the following grades, as being better suited for | | business purposes than any Pen manufactured.

Special attention | | is called to the following grades, as being better suited | | for business purposes than any Pen manufactured.

They will also come to see that we do not produce enough of the things that are possible to grow, such as wheat, apples, wool and many other common necessaries, and that we can spare much that is manufactured to countries that do not make them, such as boots, clothes, china and cutlery.

He stated that the paper on which the plan was drawn was manufactured by his firm, and supplied to His Majesty's Stationery Office.

In reply to Mr. Walters the witness was sure that the paper he held in his hand had been manufactured by his firm for the Government.

Special attention | | is called to the following grades, as being better suited | | for business purposes than any Pen Manufactured.

Copper boilers, saucepans, and other kitchen utensils, are tinned after they are manufactured, by being first made hot and the tin rubbed on with resin.

It consists of wood half-burned, and is manufactured by cutting pieces of timber into nearly the same size, then disposing them in heaps, and covering them with earth, so as to prevent communication with the air, except when necessary to make them burn.

Their bones often form a substitute for ivory; their skins, when calves, are manufactured into vellum; their blood is the basis of Prussian blue; their sinews furnish fine and strong threads, used by saddlers; their hair enters into various manufactures; their tallow is made into candles; their flesh is eaten, and the utility of the milk and cream of the cow is well known.

It is, or ought to be, manufactured by the London professional brewers, from the best pale malt, or amber and malt.

MACKEREL GARUM.This brine, so greatly esteemed by the ancients, was manufactured from various kinds of fishes.

WHITE PEPPER.This is the produce of the same plant as that which produces the black pepper, from which it is manufactured by steeping this in lime and water, and rubbing it between the hands till the coats come off.

Macaroni is the principal article of food in many parts of Italy, particularly Naples, where the best is manufactured, and from whence, also, it is exported in considerable quantities.

Moulds of every shape and size are manufactured for these puddings, and may be purchased of Messrs. R. & J. Slack, 336, Strand.

The cream from Costorphin, a village of that name near Edinburgh, is accelerated in its separation from three or four days' old milk, by a certain degree of heat; and the Dutch clotted creama coagulated mass in which a spoon will stand uprightis manufactured from fresh-drawn milk, which is put into a pan, and stirred with a spoon two or three times a day, to prevent the cream from separating from the milk.

The crystal in question consisted of ..., which, as those who manufactured it for me are aware, admits of being cast with a perfection and equality of structure throughout unattainable with ordinary glass, and wrought to a certainty and accuracy of curvature which the most patient and laborious polishing can hardly give to the lenses even of moderate-sized telescopes, whether made of glass or metal, and is singularly impervious to heat.

They are such solely because of the right concentration in the blood of the substances manufactured not only by these cells, but by all the glands of internal secretion.

" "A cigarette manufactured by the French Régie.

The fog, if anything denser than before, manufactured an early dusk of a peculiarly depressing violet shade.

Listen to me, then, appreciate to what demoniac lengths he was prepared to go to flatter his insane ambitions:" "Sturm has invented a new poison gas, odourless, colourless, the most deadly known, and easily manufactured in vast quantities by adding simple ingredients to ordinary illuminating gas.

David Humphreys, who wished to see the colony independent of the mother country for her supplies of manufactured goods, parents refused to place their children in his factories until legislation had first made the mill-owner responsible both for the education and morality of his operatives.

The extreme solidity of its piers contrasts strongly with the exceedingly sketchy (and sketchable) bridges manufactured by the Kashmiri.

The first has a darker bark, and is a tough wood; the other has a light yellow bark, and grows smoother and without knots, which is better for working up into the manufactured article.

It is manufactured into all kinds of basketson farms, especially arable farms, numbers of baskets are used.

Clothes baskets, market baskets, chaff baskets, bassinettes or cradles, &c., are some few of the articles manufactured from it.