... Macna- mara action to enforce it. Mr. O'Connor paid' a large amount of money during his imprisonment, to exempt him from oakus picking, and for other purposes, arid ever since his liberation, he has been his greatest slanderer, and calumniator.' A fortnight ...

... Macna. mara action to enforce it. Mr. O'Connor paid a large amount of money during his imprisonment, to exempt him from oakum picking, and for other purposes, and ever since his liberation, he has been his greatest slanderer and calumniator.' A fortnight ago ...

... from the room which was quite overpowering. On entering the room they found the floor covered with every sort of filth, and garbage of all kinds ; relies of bygone meals, grease, Ac. the right hand they entered was what stood for bed—it was like a black ...

... 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 dirt heaps. Last week she fell down from weakness, while passing the door of the concierge, from want of food ...

... fißpubUcatia.mthe proportion eleven seats M ■ four, wees not in favour of the Ministry or of the Marshal), for the Bonapartiate picked np the seats that the Republicans lost, and the upshot the Preeident’s appeal the country is this: The Republicans nave obtained ...

... Shepherd,a/Atkinson, alias Kitts, of Salford, and William Thompson, were sentenced to six weeks* hard labour for attempting pick pockets in the Castle Loregnte, near the railway station. funeral of Mr. W. 11. Crookes, Grand Secretary of the Province Durham ...

... Macna- mara action to enforce it. Mr. O'Connor paid a large amount of money during his imprisonment, to exempt him from oakum picking, and for other purposes, and ever since his liberation, he has been his greatest slanderer and calumniator. A fortnight ago ...

... constant employment is hang about publishers’ shops, and the smoking rooms of Bohemian and other clubs, for the sole purpose of picking up scraps like this. Now and then of course they are rewarded by a really interesting bit of gossip; but on the whole, nothing ...

... head of a middle-aged and dark-bearded man. A single tortuous lane through this lumber led towards him. and the doctor had pick his way over broken glass ana crockery, bundles candles, old clothes, parcels of stale biscuits, and other indescribable rubbish ...

... turbans. At first all natives look alike, but soon you begin to mark distinctions of dréss and even of type. The first you will pick out is the Arab horse dealer. His long robe and hood. bound round with tufts of camel’s hair mark him of from the wisp clothed ...

... discussing the form of litter most convenient for such a load on a bush path, a warrior pamed Joke offered to carry him—forthwith picked up the chair im which Watson was sitting and strolled off with it. Seven miles through the jungle did he transport a man of ...

... lying upon his back, elevating bis small sharp pickaxe little above hia nose, and picking into the coal-seam with might and main; another is squatting down nnd using his pick like a common labourer; third is cutting small channel in the seam, and preparing ...