... would admit no one. He went - about in ft - 0; was -in the. habit of soliciting alms from his neighbours, and -would pick up and eat garbage in the streets, alleging he starving, and had no. money to buy food. He had not been seen for the past week, and on ...

... but one day, ; - ..uj . le engaged in his regul ar duties, he suffered, unwittingly, to le fall from his pock e t. It was i picked up by some person who conveyed it to far. Ouseley, the editor of the Herald, and that gentleman founded. his article in the ...

... time; but one day, while engaged in his regelar duties, he suffered, unwittingly, to let it fall from his pecket. It, was picked up by some person who conveyed it to Mr. Onseley, the editor of the Herald, and that gentleman founded his article in the ...

... in what ? 1 Why,, in Tilthy and diagtisting ,details too shocking to Mention. TO think thatinstruction in such iniquitous garbage should be dignified with the name of education Ekems to us the most blaspheihons impertinenCe leiter hinted at. The remainder ...

... time; but one day, while engaged in his regular duties, he suffered, unwittingly, to let it fall from his poeket.„lt was picked up by some person who conveyed it to Mr. Ouseley, the editor of the Herald, and that gentleman founded his article in the ...

... heap of filth in a room in one of the back streets. He was in the habit of prowling about the city and collecting bones and garbage, and he has been seen to eat the most disgusting morsels from the streets. He lived alone in a room which was filled with ...

... heap of filth in a room in one of the back streets. He was in the habit of prowling about the city and collecting bones and garbage, and he has been seen to eat the most disgusting morsels front the streets. He lived alone in a room which was filled with ...

... solicited charity in the street. She lived on crusts of bread, the refuse of cabbages and other vegetables, and such like garbage that she picked up from dirt heaps. Last week she fell down from weakness, while passing the door of the concierge, from want of food ...

... solicited charity in the street. She lived on crusts of bread, the refuse of cabbages and other vegetables, and such like garbage that she picked up from dirt heaps. Last week she fell down from weakness, while passing the door of the concierge, from want of food ...

... fettered by the unfortunate necessity of adhering only to what is true, and 'ejecting at once the half-romantic, half-scandalous garbage with which, in the way of private anecdotes of the Prince, some of the American journals are just now entertaining their readers ...

... with a loop-hole in it, commanding a view of the temple's front—nothing intervening between it and the creek but a heap of garbage. The door was within a few yards of the creek, which runs at a right angle with the ruin bed of the river. It was empty and ...

... with a loop-hole in it, commanding a view of the temple's front—nothing intervening between it and the creek but a heap of garbage. The door was within a few yards of the creek, which runs at a right angle with the bed of the river. It was empty and unoccupied ...