... GARBAGE. W.G. Extracts From American Newspapers, An American acquaintance living in London met ma during the week-end, a copy of the Westminster Gazette itt his band (writes our London Correspondent). This paper tries to be fair, he Raid; but ...

... FOOD FROM GARBAGE BIN. Penniless, Homeless and on the Verge of Starvation. A vivid sketch is published of a young man discovered in London picking out food which might be fitly described as hog'swill, and of devouring these s ickly-looking morsels. and ...

... PICKINGS FROM PUNCH. Lord Fisher's new department is evidently making good progress. From an Admiralty announcement we learn that the Board of Inventions and Research haa felt justified in removing to Victory House, Cockspur-etreet, B,w. We are in a ...

... PICKINGS FROM “PUNCH.” Lord Fisher's new department is evidently making good progress. From an Admiralty announcement we learn that the Board of Inventions and Research has felt justified in rsv%oving to Victory House, Cockepur-street, We are in a position ...

... PICKINGS PUNCH. The National Gallery an unwonted experience. Quite a number of people, among them 4 church dignitary in garters. were inopeFting its numterpteces. —Evening News • - - No mention is made of 'ouroolree--a dignitary in sock-mispendeni ...

... -- sad W. 114 headed at the Watling Street • whirs hounds at once picked him up. Than a chance for the thrusters. When once d ear of garbage Hoven Spinney, .the peck swung acmes to garbage in such haste tiat had they not turned again by the Three Pots, ...

... eating a law turnip. , . , The way the children had lived was by col; lecting pcitate peelings and garbage, and they | made the fire with cinders picked ofi the vil- lago gieen. , , Marsden was sent to Derby for two months i hard labour. ...

... along the hedgerows and people in the adjoining houses are complaining of the smeil. Household refuse, mussel shells and garbage are- deposited on the public footpaths and not a single load refuse has been taken to the Sandbed-lane tp for some time. ...

... residents. The few workmen of the Council scavenging staff have industriously swept and garnished various streets, painstakingly picking up winute pieces of paper and other litter, and I have personally witnessed householders, and even shopkeepers, sweep their ...

... meaning. will refrain from transgressing and a gentle rebuke will ensure the observance of your wishes. Garbage And Tit-Bits With regard to picking up garbage or food, tram him by dropping pieces of meat where he will lind them. Directly he approaches, give ...

... by anything on its way, such as a man carrying stick, or flock of plovers which it wentod to disturb, or garbage heap which might yield good picking.” The rook—and colloquially rooks are “crows —ie not particularly direct flier. rarely keeps straight—much ...

... clean, i.ots of they say, ent garbage the and drink from stagnant pool? ' l yet are none the worse for it. can it matter then If their doirysti utensils are clean or not ? It is perfectly true that some ...