... PICKINGS FROM PUNCH. To Landlords op London Rookeries. — A rose by any other name will smell as sweet.'' Yes; but not some Paradise rows in the back slums. Inopportune. — Newsboy (to irritable old gent wbo has just lost his train) : ?? Boy a comic paper ...

... dark corners where the amateurs of filth find garbage to their taste; but not, we repeat, from any master's hand. It ia vain to fc_tt na that there are scenes in Shakespeare himself which, if they were picked oat for special attention, would be offensive ...

... port themselves ' by eating green weeds, tha j refuse of sugar cane, and any garbage on which I they could lay their hands. One of tho j Commissioners told mo that ho saw a boy pick- | ing like a sparrow the grains from among thei , dung of animals. Mauy ...

... especially so in warm and dry weather. The brook passes under tbe bridge at the Cemetery gate into a dam, extending to Hardy's pick works, and what should here also be a stream is almost entirely dried up. The existence of this dam in dry weather can be de- ...

... Shepherd's Bnsh, of one Coixtns, who agrees to pay them fid. per *load for all the breeze, flust, cinders, ashes, dust, offal, garbage, filth, and refose so collected. But in practical working, the Paddington leavings have been delivered at the brickyard with ...

... magis- trate. Then there is another, wbo ia a Master of Arts and president oi the Junior Conservatives. What crumbs can he pick up to enlarge the viewa of the Wilsons? What, John Wilson: No; be would cot read such Rip Van Winkle stuff. How must tbs ...

... intoxication. The reenlt was that the ebil* dron bad been shockingly neglected. Tboee who were old enough to wander about picked up garbage from the gutter to satisfy thslr crating*. Referring to the child which had died, Mr. Neal said waa buried ondor cir ...

... us columns and its contents bill with the largest possible type with the scandal to»day ; it has carefully picked out the choicest bits of garbage, of which the Pall Mall said nothing und^ care- fully spread them about its pages, while ! alongside it abuses ...

... greatly on the increase; many of the outcasts taken to kloofs and caves in the hills, and only descend into Johannesburg to pick up garbage in the market for food. Modern representatives of Dive* and are nowhere so the croe Golden &*.’» ...

... said the cose was as bad a one of its kind os could be brought forward, aud be should show that the children hod hod to eat garbage from the streets in consequence of tbe drunkenness and neglect of their parents. Samuel Leonard Dibb, school attendance officer ...

... the increase; many of the outcasts have taken to kloofe and caves in the hills, and only descend into Johannesburg to pick up garbage in the market for food. Modern representative* Hive* and Laaarns are nowhere so in the cm® Golden - ** UTS I ...

... mice, rats, or any other garbage to be procured by any means. A very trivial matter constitutes attempted escape. The prisoners walking a few yards beyond the unmarked bounds of the place of work to pick up weeds or garbage is a common ground for the ...