... are straightway theologians, that every pothouse politician is divine and theologian, and feeds himself with tbe garbage which men, picked for the purpose, week by week provide. And yet tbe age is, as have already declared, one marvellous darkness. * * ...

... Supernumerary Stanton, drunk and incapable, in Goldsmith-street. He had bundle with him, but was so drunk that when he attempted to pick it np he fell and was unable to get up again. He was taken to the station as he could get no lodgings. Having gone to the station ...

... other filthy slops, and consequently sicken die by dozens. We have a troop of adult breeding fowls loose in tho farmyar 1; taey pick up a large part of their living there. But they not thrive well, or healthy other troops of breeding stock which we have stationed ...

... candidates at-the India Civil Service examination, having passed sixth in the-order of merit. large -dish of mushrooms was picked ..yesterday morning on the ground* of Mr. T. Kersweilj, gardener, Thomas. j Early Closing Movement.—The booksellers and stationers ...

... Hatohwell, for whom prosecutor pastures two cows, saw the boys in tha field, one of them knocking down the apples the other picking them up. Prosecutor did not want to be hard upon the boys—ha 1 fact mado up 3ince the summons issued, but found he had no ...

... bad only been assisted by the majority the back division, the Students would not have beeD in the same field. Tucker was the pick of the lot, his br lliant rushes from the scrum and following being greatly admired, Townsendand Eeddon also did a good al ...

... tter constitutes attempted escape. The prisoner walking a few yards beyond the unmarked bounds the place work to pick up weeds or garbage is a common ground for the charge. Most prisoners know that, except in very extraordinary cases, escape is almost ...

... quantity of congealed blood l*» very offensive state. a detached shed about 30 feet from the road was a furnace.filled with garbage andl th Of the most offensive description and five tubs, three | them foil of the same filthy matter. here alsoi a , ditch ...

... sometimes dead dega, which lie on the pavement or the road waiting for the scavengers cart to carry them away, with rubbish and garbage which they collect; the poor things having been thrown out from some one of the areas whioh front the handsome houses of the ...

... sometimes dead dogs, which lie on the pavement in the road waiting for the scavengers' cart to carry them away, with rubbish and garbage which they collect; the poor things having been thrown out from some one of the areas which front the handsome houses the ...

... level, there were no drains, and the whole of the ground surrounding each cottage was saturated with the drainage, ti.th, and garbage of years. a farmer occasion be felt it his duty ask the Sanitary Authority to drain the place, and believed tbat that necessary ...

... were no drains, and the whole of the ground surrounding each cottage was saturated with the unfiltrated drainage, flith, and garbage of years. On a former occasion he felt it his duty to ask the Sanitary Authority to drain the place, and he believed that ...