... dirt-besmeared wall* and decaying foundations ; every repulsive lineament of poverty, every loathsome indication filth, rot and garbage;—sdl these ornament the banks of Folly Ditch. In Jacob’s Island the warehouses arc roofless and empty ; the walls are ...

... chained together, with a heavy iron chain round the neck, the town in quest of food to satisfy the cravings of nature, picking boons and garbage every description from the diing-he«|>s, from the fields, and frogs from tho ditches, and. when Hie tide recede* ...

... odious patches of black, muddy, waste ground, rooted up by pigs, and strewed with oyster-shells, jabb-ge-stalks, and such garbage, which I have so often noticed is commonly existing in manufacturing towns. Since Mr. Smith of Deanston, passed sentence upon ...

... some herrings ; ami „t.f r they were gutted, the garbage was put into a ha-ket and !aid aside. .Now, during the night, one of his daughters, a i iulj about nine years of age, got up, took the basket of garbage .nd set off with it, dressed in nothing but her ...