... compared with his mind : and a pig wottideat good nod bad, sweet and but his mind has no taste except for the most worthless garbage. The pig has no discrimination and a great appetite; the mind which we describe has not the apology of voracity; it is satisfied ...

... mind : and a pig would eat good and bad, sweet and foul alike, but liis mind has no taste, except for the most worthless garbage. The pig has no discrimination and a great appetite; the mind which we describe has not the apology of voracity : it is satisfied ...

... with his mind : a pig would eat good and bad, sweet and foul alike, but his mind has no taste except for the most worthiest, garbage. The pig has no discrimination and a great appetite ; the mind which we describe has not the apology of voracity: it is satisfied ...

... of the hells in the rneighbourhood of St. Janmes's-street' London, has a salary of six guineas a-week, besides what lie can pick up from the dupes and dupers who attend his per- formances ! DIsINTErstsTED RarnUeST.-A fire happening at a piiib- lie-house ...

... hence the talk that has been shabbily treated by bis Pa’, who might, it is remarked, if generously disposed, give him the picking of a little province of hundred millions of people. The soul of Munster, like the soul of Hannibal, frets in the Round Tower ...

... reduction of wage- exceeds belief, it stagger* the iniagiiUition t conce’x i how soul and body Ik* kept tog* ther any sort of’ garbage* which their wrenched pittance* enables them to pmghase*. The wages idfered the ruhie*d trade of weaving are not more vilely ...

... wages almost exceeds belief, as it staggers the imagination to conceive how soul and body can be kept together by any sort of garbage which their wretched pittance enables them to purchase. The wages offered inthe ruined trade of weaving are not more vilely ...

... market, mt the wag kind, tha anaaty haviag been lately qoiarad hra aad ailgkhoarkml. hv wham Mas till clever waa ipssdily picked ap high flgare. GLASGOW CATTLE MARKET. FEBRUARY flg. la market this ■■ralag, CatSs fea VI appeared. Rert **et beef at fr*m ...

... wife, were shivering with cold. From within, the flashes of a clewing Sr. blazed through the window. One clerk was still picking his teeth, and the other paring his nails; the Horse Guards had sot yet struck, and the doors were cossequeolly still closed ...

... Evans’s, and was soon shown the feeling of Westminster in respect of radicalism, a shower of cabbages, and a variety the garbage which Oovent-garden can at this season abundantly supply. An iron hoop afterwards came, and the commencing storm was enly ...

... be tete-it-Me. But of all the rubbish ever collected together in a house devoted to the service of God, if we except the garbage bestowed by Irving andhis troop, TaitandDow,:withsome of their:hearers;arela most excellent sample. Tait has a chapel at ...

... llet ottlillty of examiining) excepting mere_ ?? irduai opi ll garbage of the posadus and en- cou tile ?? s bloclhbead, whatever may be the t wki&I oily 1a ollicll f his brains, may pick up and retail. att tioi j lligentandinstructed man, inquir- th llre1 ...