for that is the fume of those, that conceive the celestial bodies have more accurate influences upon these things below, than indeed they have

The Hon. F. R. Moor has presented to the Agricultural Department for distribution 14 lbs. of Medicago obicularis, commonly known as burrless medick grass[…]

The most convenient pleximeter is the middle finger of the left hand, smoothly applied by its palmar surface on the part to be percussed. … The stroke is made, in most cases, with the tips of the two or three first fingers brought to a level, or with only a single finger. … Percussion may be strong or gentle; in the latter case, the stroke may be made by filliping gently upon the back of a single finger, or upon the nail. By gentle percussion, a sound is elicited whose character will depend on the condition of the wall, and of the parts immediately beneath it; whereas, when it is forcible, the deeper tissues will modify the result.

We agreed that the operation would have to be mounted under conditions of the strictest secrecy, so that the Grenadian forces and Cubans on Grenada would not have time to bring in reinforcements or to make a run for the American students at St. George's University Medical School.