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... which he would admit no one. He went about in rags, wm in the habit of soliciting alms from his neighbours, and would pick up and eat garbage in the street, alleging that he wm starving, and had no money to buy food He had not been seen for tbe ?? week, and ...
... keep the house, and the result was that tie wife and two children were often so hungry that they were glad to pick up refuse food and garbage in the streets, or at theii neighbour's doora. The children, wan and fever-stricken objects, appeared in court ...
... gravest character. As a professional man he had no doubt that tbe bad drainage of farm yards and tbe collection of filth and garbage that was heaped together in different parts of tbem, as well as tbe utter want of all sanitary regulations, were in themselves ...
... Ireland, and seconded by Mr. Fisher, that the Inspector's atten- tion be especially directed with regard to the removal of the garbage, in accordance with the requirements of the bye-Jaws, and that he be directed strictly to carry them out. Ihe vote of £25 ...
... Blanco White, in which he described his feeding upon Unitariauisra as a starv- ing garrison makes a banquet upon a supply of garbage.'- Mr Hopps objected to tiie inferences which might be drawn from this .passage, aud Mr Gladstone, in reply, says his main ...
... ted with the city, snd fulfilling witb credit the duties t* pertaining to him as a landlord and magistrate, be covered with garbage from the stinking sewers ?? are kept as the effete heirlooms ofa degenerate joarna. We are opposed to Mr. W. N. Hodgson and ...
... 10ft. a large birch tree, a hazel tree with nuts on it, and, extraordinary as it may appear, a large basinful oi nuts, were picked up. All these articles were in excel- lent preservation, although they must have been there thousands of years. Mb. W. F. ...
... tn oue of the back streets in Exeter. The deceased j was in the habit of prowling about the city and collecting bones and garbage, and he has been seen 1 to eat the most disgusting morsels from the streets. He lived alone in a room which was filled with ...
... MIXTURE PEPSINE the Shoulders, Yelo w Jaundice. and'MIXTURE PEPSINE all Liver Complaints. It is also thelMEXTURE PEPSINE best Pick-me-up. IMIXTURE PEPSINE It invigorates the nerves, and re- MIXTURE PEPSINE stores debilitated and nervous per-,]yjiXTURE PEPSINE ...
... U14ii PEPSINE the Shoulders, Yeli w Jaundice. andjMIXTURE PEPSINE all Liver Complaints. It is also the'MIXTURE PEPSINE best Pick-me-up . I MIXTURE PEPSINE It invigorates the nerves, and re-|MIXTURE PEPSINE stores debilitated and nervous per-j M1XTUR E ...
... Tewitfield, &c. THE Lancaster Urban Sanitary Authority bave ON SALE weekly, about 40 Tons of MANURE, consisting of Blood and Garbage, from the Slaughter- houses, Street Sweepings, Stable Manure, and Night Soil, free from Ashes, which can be delivered by Bout ...