... 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 ...

... unpleasantness in our streets. Assuming, of course, that a public scavenger is bound, on sanitary grounds, to remove noxious garbage and ffith from the highway, I would ask what particular and definet.l description of refuse he is required to cart away P ...

... While in the pit they were fed with any kind .if animal food, rate, guinea pig., magpies, jays, rabbits' p•unclire, and other garbage, all of which they readily tie.oured. Once in the dell they began to snake their 'home cum fortithle by carrying in a large ...

... ;r i le:Nog BARGES at the Vestry's River-aide , DOIL Eaataane Stain., Bermondsey Wall, to awry away all the Dust, Ashes, Garbage Refill*, Street Sweepings, and Scrapings off pitched streets, and other matter, to le e ollected and delivered by **Vestry ...

... eunpowder were elm visited the churrhyard, thought that she might possibly revenue, we can hardly believe that :belie were your picked up. Beyond a slight injury to Mr. Cadden's late as it was, have gone there, for she had been rather words, or if they were ...

... landlord of the Queen's Head, West-street, on the sth.—lt appears that primmer, who has come to this neighbourhood for the hop-picking, quarrelled with some of his companions in the house, and in an ebullition of temper dialled his arm through the glees. He ...

... said in 1e67 that if I was in England I could tell them something of the vesseL What was the practice at the time as to crews picked up ? —lt would be the duty of the captaiu to report them, but there was nothing binding on him. Crosa.examlued : There was ...

... n will not occur again This manure consists of the sweeping of cattle putrescent animal vegetable matter andall kinds of garbage it (as it probably will) be brought the purposes of the laud it will be allowed to hut for a short time Slaughter-Houses Cow-Sheds ...

... men only being saved out of a crew of lg. The two seamen bung on to a boat for three daymand three nights before they were picked up Dr. l'oleuao, Bishop of Natal, just issued the third part of his work on the rentaletwh. In his preface he alludes In pointed ...

... apparently had not necessity to the river-side mind places compelled to walk ankle deep mire slush cross holes filled with garbage musty or rotting straw dogs fought for decaying flesh snapped of passers-by At last the companions halted at wharf upon of ...

... writing. e t. o instruethas can have been more express or repeated than those given in this e to avoid any such literary garbage. and in the six yet rs during which the paper has been in the hands of its present proprietor not a single libel case has ...