... well whenk the game got - sWAY. Greater Beet stopped, apparently dead beaten, before IN ereachieg the eacape. but on being picked up he was found to rhave lamedlhimself badly. ;w Holcohy beat Mullilgar, i. Betting : 80 to 48 on Mullingar. A ephndid hare ...

... of grapes and oter fruit, and in Balakiava itself, the presence of troops, though so recent, has already produced filth gd garbage to a frightful extent. Nothing could be ntier than to stop the disgraceful practices which lend to this dangerous state of ...

... at the mercy of Russia for the far greater of part of her supplies of European goods. Persia is at ce no time unwilling to pick a quarrel with Turkey. T The Shiites of Persia and the Sunnites of Turkey ix bate each other with a hatred not exceeded by ...

... thousands of houses bye subjected crowds of the natives to exposure to all sorts of weather; and this, combined with the wretched garbage on which they are living, will certainly produce bowel complaints and other diseases, which will sweep hundreds into the grave ...

... the editor of a magazine who some years ago himself remarkably notorious—not. I should think, popular—by raking over the garbage of fifty year-old story, and dishing it hot, and suiting old and valuable public servant. That where it must have oven stob*a ...

... into cesspools, which are never eup tied, and which are almost invariably, in close proximity to Wells. No offal rofuse, garbage~or manure is ever removed. The moot thsC ~s 4one with it' is to heave it out on to' a,1! idden' behind the house, Where ...

... impure matter with which scandal-mongers wish to flood the House of Commons, or the sink into which they pour their refuse and garbage. He is ac- quiring for himself a position in Parliament somewhat similar to that which the Satirist in former days and Ton ...

... anyoppression by their Catholio fellow-subjects. Law in Ireland at present was not vindicated, ?? ehose their m victims and picked and chose their jedges, but shrunk I from carrying out the law in many instances where it 01 could be ap lied against men ...

... creepers, and will never bag a bird. Thu poor creatures are obliged to go about making night hideous with their cries, and picking up garbage wherever they can find it. If they do not die of want, they contract habits ruinous to that delicacy of character which ...

... jrarishiewharves free of eapene;e for the Purchase and reception oi1 Eds, Reed S=Astirvt, Sweepings. Garbage, &c., collected from the pwuh wls; Fe -ft Core, picked from the dusthsaps, aU ot which will be deposite~d in the contreotors boats at the Vesrl Depot ...