... io elsewhere, and write home that they have discovered an anot in easier means of gaining a livelihood than handlingthe ener pick, and do not intend 'to risk their lives again in a coal his c- pit. The cause of the inundation, as the reader may be beer ...

... salute of 21 ncr Iguns was fired. Houuoluln is a fine( place for amusemesit. 3h e Fruit grows inl abundances, and you might pick and sat as -1 Io cuuch ats you like on thle plantation. They are all in a con-2 i he fusion niow (Friulay, July 30O) on ilock ...

... Oficer of Health has already reisarted several cases of famine fever, and children have been seen to help themselves with such garbage nM they could gather from dirst-heape and pig-trough wash. It is hoped that the public to wh -m this appeal is made will come ...

... off as high-muiuded Chris- tian folk. ?? they knew that by their action little children were dying of starvation or picking garbage from tho gutter in order to ?? the pang of hunger? Batler threatened to treat women as psoatitutes who insulted the Union ...

... representatives l for each of the three river interests. : A boy named Griffiths, a native of Neath, . was, a few days ago, picked up in the Chan- ,nel, near the Spit. He was in a boat, which was in a sinking state. He got on board the boat atNewport, and ...

... salted the compound, and devoured a whole ti lie waslihand basinful. There were rags in all the | is' corners; there was garbage of all description on ed the stwdusted floor; there was smell, and the ci 50 language was, to speak very gently, profane. ...

... He at once offeted a reward for their recovery, and on returning to Stamford lie learnt Ithat the box and chain had been picked up in the street, having fallen from the vehicle. A curious marriage was solemnised recently. A clergyman, aged 72, being ...

... tiopans and some melted r [me tomato cans, which were used in the open airfor ao cooLing. The food they used they picked up Dk near the garbage reducing works or obtained by a re b eggin g. __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ he a red THEFT OF WINE AT CARDIFF, IY -- ?? Alfred ...

... effect may be bettor imagined than described. I only wvish the I municipal authorities really understood i e tile boarn this garbage does. Such filth 1 e i j; not allowed to be sold publiclv in Timb- I don yet in Pais thle powers that be scene o to think ...

... and New that yen like' for Yen , . and it isn't now. Sart Is bat. sad Weis Wan. Mill. Thum soar people Nthpet—heathll snake garbage they mar he 'ailltd - ,ho hate a wart d coittempt for the Wes and all Its ware. IL in dial'. It not atm football. and fro ...

... anntranoe by the British Comma at Hankow that Lim exhorted MM. far from being of the wild variety, living on whatever garbage' they able to pick up, are of the Meek and white breed raised be Ttitsg-ting Lake and Laken. where only the anew eines of pipe are ...

... the cause, of his trouble. He went back and complained, That seat .a right rb© side of your dumping-ground for household garbage!' “Oh. you went there at the wrong time, “sweetly explained the mistress the house; you want to there dinner-time. flies are ...