... chamber. He, along with the other, children, beg for morsels of bread from tlne neighbours, and have been seen eating garbage picked off the streete. The manner in which the flogging is administered is as unique as cruel. The woman ties the children's ...

... tins and the odd garbage of a tow n kennel, will die Irom eating a few sprigs of yew on a country farm. Owing to the dearness of labour since children can no longer he employed foc these minor purposes, the old precaution of picking up the acorns has ...

... autho- rities lived at home at ease; and English offi- cers-picked and missioned to discipline and to put heart into raw and unsilled troops-were permitted to linger upon the veriest garbage; the while Russia, expectant wad instinctive as a vulture, seented ...

... The chiens manons, or vagrant curs which haunt the town, are enabled by this benevolent institution to pick up a scanty livelihood from the garbage which floats down them. In the centre is a nine, or nurse, who is taking a couple of snuff-and.butte ...

... women within the precincts of the palace were allowed to leave unsearched has never been explained. The Burmese women are the pick of the Oriental race; but they would give almost their souls for a precious stone, a gold necklet, bracelet, or earrings. Depend ...

... women within the . precincts of the palace were allowed to leave unsearched has never been explained. The Burmese women are the pick of the Oriental race; but they would give almost their souls for a precious stone, a gold necklet, bracelet, or earrings. Depend ...

... of the, glories, the produce of English gold, toglistenat Moscow. Our ambassador will appear in' carriage. of royal blue, picked out with crimson, orange, and., light'blue. Queen 'Mab never made so quaint, so rich, so. fair-like ~an -equipage! .At! ...

... been a country pigsty. The building materials must have TnE HOME OF A CHIFFONIER. ?? . I - - ?? f -I- j 'IV ? ?? I - been picked up from back door debris and dustheaps. Pieces of wood, broken bricks, old tiles, scones, mud, and turf have been jumbled ...

... statements, adding, moreover, that some of the starving little ones are eager to satisfy thei hunger WitM whatever garbage they can pick up. Bat the correspondent of the Wesern Mail enters Into fulle anld more harrowing details. He de- srlbbes famishing ...

... hands of Smyth! To. be sure, the victims thought the same of Smytk as Smyth thought of them. They religiously in- tended to pick Smyth's bones to the value of only one thousand a year for a single thousand pounds. advanced: at least, they religiously meant ...

... each 2 children by the latter malady, and in both cases the occurliers rof the houses complain of abominable smells from garbage or t 3other rubbish, which preclude them from opening the t -windows for ventilation. Last week the births of 880 boys and ...

... docile herd. They. know the round -as well as their owner, and pick their way across the network of streets with the utmost familiarity ; nor do they neglect to pick up any vegetable garbage that may be lying across their path. When he nears the house of ...