... BIDDENDEN FLOWER SHOW. HOP INTELLIGENCE. --- The Biddenden Garbage , ' Society held their fourth 4.-The beat of the week just ended, annual dower slow on Wedoesday in the grounds of Mr U. • preceded wi it w as by a ma datable rainmh. ime l arge ly ...

... GARDEN SEEDS.— The Cottager's Packet containing 15 choice and distinct kinds, including liberal quantities of Peas, Broccoli, Garbage, Carrot, Celery, Cress, Cucumber, °llion, Vegetable Marrow, &c. The cheapest and best Collection ever offered. Price 2s. Gd ...

... accredited representative of a garbage-relishing American paper of a very pronounced type, and it is his work to pick the gutter tit-bit* and to send them over to his editor for the exercise of the latter’s discretion in picking out what is scurrilous and ...

... amongst themselves over sharing a crust thrown to dog, seized food thrown on ash heap and rejected by a neighbour’s cat. and picked and ate rotten apples thrown away. The man when in work got drunk nearly every night. He also pawned and sold clothing given ...

... at walk, &c. These animals, when at large, and during the night especially, usually prowl about different homesteads, picking up garbage, poking their noses into everything, and are in the habit of moving freely amongst our cattle. Where'much slaughtering ...

... years past an old man might have been seen carrying old bag on his shoulders, scraping up odds aud ends from tho gutter and garbage from the streets. This man’s home was in ixmdon suburb, a wretched room, filled with rubbish—old pieces of iron aud brass ...

... tor them. Today—this afternoon it was—l saw a poor man, not a bit like a drunkard, with torn clothes and a pale, white face, pick up a piece of orange-peel and hide it away in his pocket. He then walked along the water-table as if in search for some other ...

... solicited charity in the street. She lived on crusts of bread, the refuse of cabbages and other vegetables, and such like garbage that she picked up from dirtheaps. Last week she fell down from weakness while passing the door of the concierge from want of food ...

... whamss free of eopetuie ; for the Purchase and RocepUon of Slop, Reed Scraping's Sweepings, Garbage, he, collooted-from the parish reada also Soft Core picked from the dud heap, all of which will be depotited m the Contreater'. beats, at the Vestry DepOt ...

... and 'the children. They had frequently given the children food. PICKING FRlOM THdE GARBAGE BOXES. The little ones were so hungry at times that they had been seen searching through the garbage boxes *for. food. . While. Mirs.. arman, the wife of a petty officer ...

... On Tuesday evening he met woner in Bedford-place and asked her what those the 6118 Were Bbc had ' and ssie re phed she had picked oth reens on? the stumps. Thinking that she had B ear \ a hesides he procured a policeman to The when the potatoes were found ...

... beaten with the most unnatural brutal severity. The poor little fellow hid been often seen by the ir,libours picking up and eating garbage to satisfy his hunger, Pm even going to the pigs' trough, and devouring eagerly such rause as the pigs had not ...