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Mr. Humiston has, since 1859, held the position of Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology in the Western Homoeopathic College, and has given ten courses of lectures in that institution. Each year he insisted on resigning, but the resignation has always been refused.

The latter made her feel proud, for the first time in her life, of her son, and the line he had adopted so sorely against her will. "Mr. Purling's paper on toxicology," he said, "is quite the cleverest thing that has appeared on the subject. My friend, Sir William ," he mentioned a physician of world-wide repute, "considers that Mr. Purling will go far."

If invalidism and the nervous timidity which is apt to go with it are elements of spiritual superiority, it follows that pathology and toxicology should form a most important part of a theological education, so that a divine might know how to keep a parish in a state of chronic bad health in order that it might be virtuous.

"Very sad!" he said; "these vegetable poisons hands of unscrupulous man. Very interesting article in the Medical Quarterly speculative analysis of the science of toxicology as known to the ancients." "You will come down to Harold's Hill at once, sir?" said Valentine, imploringly. "Well, yes; your friend here, Mr.

"Clever man, Bauerstein. Great authority on toxicology, I believe." "Indeed," said John with a certain stiffness in his manner. Then he added rather hesitatingly: "Shall we have to appear as witnesses all of us, I mean?" "You, of course and ah er Mr. er Inglethorp."

The then son of the House was a Fellow of the newly-founded Royal Society, and author of a now-forgotten work on Toxicology, which, however, I have read. No suspicion, of course, fell on him. As Zaleski proceeded with this retrospect, I could not but ask myself with stirrings of the most genuine wonder, whether he could possess this intimate knowledge of all the great families of Europe!

As he suspected, the point was made of stone or flint, ground almost to needle-like sharpness and securely fastened in place by a fine tendon wound around the portion of the stick that held the harder part. This was covered with a gummy substance extending to the end. This he was satisfied was among the most virulent of substances known to toxicology.

Catherine certainly had the power, but Ruggieri possessed the science a very fair division of labour for getting rid of people, I must say but what have you got there? nodding towards a large book which Gollipeck carried under his arm. 'For you, answered the other, taking the book slowly from under his arm, and thereby causing another button to fly off, 'quite new, work on toxicology.

Hitching his chair an inch nearer to her at each sentence, looking straight into her eyes, in a manner as unboastful as though he were giving the market price of eggs, he would tell her how J. Pierpont Morgan, Burbank, or William Randolph Hearst had praised him; or how much more he knew about electricity or toxicology or frogs or Java than anybody else in the world.

Meanwhile it was whispered that the Spanish princes, and the sons of Catherine de' Medici upon the throne of France, conned its pages just as a manual of toxicology might be studied by a Marquise de Brinvilliers.