... accredited representative of a garbage-relishing American paper of a very pronounced type, and it is his work to pick the gutter tit-bit* and to send them over to his editor for the exercise of the latter’s discretion in picking out what is scurrilous and ...

... ■*m THE COMMUNISTS AT WORK IN ENGLAND. CAUTION AGAINST UNPAID LETTERS CONTAINING LITERARY GARBAGE. Aa application made at tbe Soothwark police-court, on Saturday, by a baker carrying on business in the v icinity of the Old Kent-road, brought to light ...

... fourteen days' imprisonment and four years' deten- tion in a reformatory. THB Removal op Garbage,- Charles Cole, living at Shirley, admitted having removed garbage in Com- mercial-road, on the 29th April, about half- past i in the morning, contrary to ...

... onaihaabaloratha rahlola stop pad, vkanka ralnarl hia (ootiag aM (aU to graoad, aad vn dragged yards bafora raUola stopped. vu picked op in falallu oonditioo aad oarriad into tka Cathedral, ether, it vn (oaad ka vn suffering aariooaly from shock, bat had ...

... Church Choir Cricket Club.— The members of the club were at play in the West Marlands on Wednes- day evening, and William Flood picked up their ball pave it to Thomas Flood, and, with Smoker ran away into Kingsland-plaee. The captain of the club (Frederick ...

... per that the cream tart ia an mUuely mialaadtag one. Dairy farmer* ahonld nataaabar, howaraa, that it ia poaaibla. although garbage net produce genuine and milk which Ikrowa only about J per of cream. The K.A.3.E. Jocasau My copy lb. trat quntarly aombn ...

... SE Reicse.— Charles Samuel Thomback, butcher, of Bernard-street, was summoned for neglecting to store his slaughterhouse garbage iv properly constructed tubs. The defendant pointed out that be knew nothing about it ; that it was his men who committed ...

... witness proved how keen and Uttar it must have beau. The child aeed to sat candles and anything aba could get. Bin used to pick up dirty boCes and other things in tha street, aad, carrying them home, would hide them in tha bad where tha mother used to ...

... Tuesday night.— The case was dismissed. A Nuisance. — Mr. Edward Brown, butcher, Above Bar, waa summoned for removing uncovered garbage mroughthe streets during prohibited hours, and admitting the offence was fined 58 aud costs. The proceedings were instituted ...

... the works were started these cells have been in operation day and night, consuming every description of house refuge and garbage. The refuse is brought to the works in specially constructed waggons, which are hoisted bodily from the roadway to the top ...

... McCoy, Alderman Emanuel, and Lieut. -Colonel Galt. a* Refusing to Work.— Henry Harker, a tramp, was charged with refusing to pick his allotted quantity of oakum in tbe casual ward of the workhouse ou the previous day, and. upon conviction, was stnt to prison ...

... possible should include a clear undertaking that the work if started should be finished. Again, the place must not be made a garbage heap for the town. In a word, one nuisance should not be suppressed by the creation of another; and there should be a very ...