... he would admit no one. He went about in rags, was in the habit of soliciting alms from his neighbours, and would pick up and eat garbage in the streets, alleging he was starving, and had no money to buy food. He had not been seen for the past week, and ...

... or what reputations are smirched, the Autolycus of the Press prowls about from kitchen to kitchen, picking up “unconsidered trifles” of slanderous garbage and converting them into pabulum for the nourishment of vulgar natures and morbid tastes. The writer ...

... suspicion that vagrant dog which picks up its living best can leads life that exposes be attacked by the disease. ita chronic state of semi-starvation the vagrant dog becomes a scavenger ; it eats all sorts garbage, and it is hardly wondered therefore ...

... fire-piia a recent visit to Dublin, was swept ji« chambermaid with the cinders, and found ittwiy duathole. The city garbage gatherer picked a or, »4 not knowing its value sold it for few shdlios*- »ft4«vu after wards recovered by means of mutual tread «tou» ...

... course, it is not assumed for one moment that the railway bookstall keepers were acquainted with the quality of the literary garbage for which they had become the channel of distribution. The precise Mudlb is not more particular than the firm of Smith and ...

... Ladies cannot do their morning shopping, children cannot walk to school without having their ears offended with the vilest garbage of the gutter. And some of the blackguards, in their eagerness shine as experts in the art of swearing, interject the most ...

... course hanged in the last act, but in tho previous scenes he gave the rising generation such insight into tho art of pocket picking that tho police very properly stopped tho exhibition. As regards the performance which is said to have produced such beneficial ...

... the view probably of ratelv define what newspaper refers to as ‘* living rvmovrng i* elsewhere, ao almi* of tea conon such garbage pmefighte, bullfights, and tenia examined without fear of dctechoree racing? We know of no such pohlicalians, hot it tion ...

... back of the stall and found three other lobsters on a box of shrimps. The lobster that first picked up defendant’s salesman threw into box containing garbage. Two lobsters wore also exposed on the slab. M ituess was askea by Mr. Walters, defendant’s workman ...

... plentifiUly with “ slink ’■ meat, and “run in suoti transgressor-. It would be happy conceit to feed them in prison ™‘ f garbage (washed down, of course, by condemned beer), and their repentant teeth struggled with the remains of acme profligate old bull ...

... am I persecuted for so,’ and he goes and prays so nicely for to sec his sick missus, and old Jarvis, he’s actor, he ccmes picks up this poor fellow and puts him in his van and takes him to his own house, and who should meet there but bis own wife, which ...

... and has a dull and provincial flavour about it. Constables there aro in plenty, and the detective force is busy, for they pick up much useful information such occasions. And now quite a crowd comes down road. Three policemen are taking a man down Moor ...