...pair of long pendant ear-drops or " wattles," formed of a bright orange-coloured bag like membrane, about an inch and a half long, and a quarter of an inch, or rather more, in width, pale in colour next the head, but deepening at the end to the hue of the...

...and hung in the piazzas as ornaments. They are a species of beetle transformed from a grub. They are about an inch and a half long and a quarter of an inch broad.— Hota m Cuto, pp. 388-0. •Humboldt: Enai, etc., pp. 332-3. '•№!<« em Cuba," by a Physician,...

...and hung in the planas ы ornaments. They are a species of beetle traneformed from a grub. They are about an inch and a half long and a quarter of an inch broad.— Notts on Cuba, pp. 288 9. «Humboldt: Ем«, etc., pp. 332-3. '-Ло1м оа Cn4o," by a...

...pair of long pendent ear-drops or " wattles," formed of a bright orange-coloured bag-like membrane, about an inch and a half long, and a quarter of an inch or rather more, in width, pale in colour next the head, but deepening at the end to the hue of the...

...and hung in the piazzas as ornaments. They are a species of beetle transformed from a grub. They are about an inch and a half long and a quarter of an Inch broad.— Note* on Cuia. pp. 168-9. * Humboldt : Eiiai, etc., pp. 332-3. '• ffatet «m Onto," by...

...and to limit the pencil of light allowed to fall thereon. The fluid cell is an oblong brass frame, about an inch and a half long, and a quarter of an inch deep, having a glass bottom cemented within ; it is used for holding various fluids in their examination....

...chutney should be served with curried fish. 84. MOCK WHITEBAIT. (Second dressing.) Cut into strips an inch and a half long and a quarter of an inch broad, either whiting or brill. Make a batter with two eggs, two tablespoonfuls of dried flour, half...

...Medicine, January, 1860. The simplest form of apparatus within the mouth consists of wedges of cork about an inch and a half long and a quarter of an inch in thickness at the base but sloping away to a point, as recommended by Sir William Fergusson. These...

...123.— ON THE AFTER-TREATMENT OP CATARACT. By HAYNKS WALTON, Eeq., Surgeon to St. Mary'» Hospital. The very first act after the operation should be to...the simplest appliance by which the eye can be kept cloeed, and such closure accomplishes all that can be done for the wound without disadvantage. The...

...Besides all this, the pumps were now constantly found to be choked with pieces of iron from an inch to an inch and a half long and a quarter of an inch thick, some of them having cement adhering to them, proving them to be pieces of the decayed frames....