... veterinary department, said some years they were avthorised to use dry ssbpits for roade, bat the garbage was keed oat, Mr. M‘Diarm —The garbage is picked out the load ie kecked *” Mr. Keynobds — Yea Tbe Chairman said that on the 4th August the editor ...

... the chamber. He, along with the other children, beg for newels of bread from the neighbours, and have been seen eating garbage picked off the streets. The manner in which is administered is unique as crocT. The woman ties the children's hands together ...

... houses on each side, caused by the heavy rains. Those streets have all been levelled and filleed up by the offal, cinders and garbage of the town, covered with earth, and then paved over; all this mass putrifies with the water and hot summer sua, and is another ...

... , that among the lady’s birds there is one poor old sparrow who I think is blind. He has one or two kind friends, and they pick the grains of rice for him, and put them into his mouth. When I see it, and remember that human pity is perhaps not altogether ...

... he dismissed the case. costs, for not properly George Crosby, butcher, Kirkdale, was fined Is and UNWHOLESOME disposing of garbage. anmer was sum- by Inspec’or Tyrrell, for having, on the 13th of last month, seven begs of unwholesome cockles, in the oyster ...

... especially women and children, to be seen wandering about begging or searching for any garbage to stay their hunger, is greater than ever, and dead and dying people are picked up in the streets in dailyincreasing numbers, Extra hands have been engaged as a ...

... could be fotind to sustain what you then advanced. Some eight or nine months ago Detective officer Marsden, of this town, picked up one of these Arabs in Scotland-road. The lad, whose name is Peter M‘Quiggan, was in a most deplorable condition of destitution ...

... to tho of it being practice for children collect fruit which ordered to thrown' out ash- tha retail children plaeec picked garbage' which was afterwarda It be numtiooed Widnea few Years by Mrioai epidemic choleraic character Mtendfaaplmofl eQigiei ...

... wai charged with attgmptte pick thepacket of Toner, Liverpool, at Aintree, the previous day. The prosecutor watching the borees coming in, when felt the prisoner's hand in one tie troasem pockets. ebarged him with attempt pick hie packets, when the other ...

... your Turkish dog has an independent spirit. He prefers catering for himself; he prowls about all night; he picks up what he can get out of the garbage which is laid out at every street-door, ana performs, as scavenger, service far greater benefit to the community ...

... is defeat without real Napoleon de- structive to the morale ®f the French army? I have se«Q more set of fellows than can be picked out among tone of of the ]»rlioaers. It is clisgatHng to hear abuse o? the fallen Emperor from men whose throats were strained ...

... fact, at pre- sent the supporters of a demoralising, degrading, an ms social m, manipulators ia picking and sorting every possible kind of filth and garbage, and practically deal- ers in the humiliating trade of human excrament, as they from time to time ...