... 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 ...

... a notice to discontinue the practice of driv• tug horses, cattle, sheep, and swine, or conveying manure or slaughterhouse garbage, or any or either of them along the footway leading from Ashley-lane to Captain's-row, or making any other improper use of ...

... 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 ...

... dye.—Joerpfi Pratt. Wort Almonds,, and enrol* charged with stashes a from Yr. O. were and or doge butcher, for not causing garbage and ilth ko whited in tote wt.% Mot sad wee gull 10s. and oorto.—Wdliamt Tooke . , of the Coedits house, charged with pwaltang ...

... &beteg allowed, when the tide served, to Southampton, however, bad now le Miner of clarifying its /swage, and boon reuse and garbage. It was a sad the Corporation were naturally mete pet aise Ito the river that could math jeer swears, and, with Not view, ...

... 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 ...

... mhaleetic career, and asked why the had been persecuted in the way she had /Why bed they not gone to the worm schools. red picked oat thee who hat been condemned. He contended that the r,port there to, vat a word mid against the teacher, hot It was a milt ...

... 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 ...

... would be no dimrsce Th resolution wm earned, Messrs. Burbage and Meldrurn voting aginst. The Chairman: I much obliged, Mr. Garbage: No you don't, Mr. Chairman. The Vice-Lhairtam protested against the work a( • public board being stopped by the action of ...