... for the t purpose; and the second wias that they refused to a *deposit the garbage and offal of the slaughtered t beasts in the place indicated by the board's 'r whsrflnger-Mr. Pick-ford, instructed by M~r. 1 A. T. Squarey, appeared for the prosecution, ...

... and berries from trees; and that every night hundreds of poor 'wretches skulk about the streets of Caroor, picking up what wretched garbage they can collect; that the coolies are so weak that, when they first come to the Public Works Department for ...

... seeking whom l he may devour. These gluttons are the scavengers of navieF, following ships in the South Seats, picking up l odds and ends of garbage, andl sometimes a tit-bit-n .stray sailor. No wonder, then, that sailors denounce . them. In substance, Jarl ...

... the room which was quite over- v powering. On entering the room they found the door covered with every sort of filth, and garbage of all L kinds,; relics of bygone meals, grease, &~c. The stench and smell on enterinug the room formed a mix- ti ture of ...

... andthafrizend addressed said Yes,k ingthatscongsr inthe-question. Going throughse verahnl-smig~ streets--thedayaswarmdthod rf garbage xmowte tb3 nostrls-hey came to an-openspae the old siteof crazy houses, anld on this a numxber of great hulking fellows with ...

... The broth a. -as of a ?? more i %va. extraordinary nature. It consisted of a substratand of i ife. lights snd fish ofihl, picked up at the flihmomnger'o end the Y apt utoher4 flavoured by the iutroductioul of a profua2in Y nd of half-decomposed vegetables ...

... beard. As showingthe da, t' force of the storm, it may be pointed out ttwe the panic-stricken people in the streets were hot 3 picked up by the wind and hurled against civ r buildings, and even horses and carriages were sent flying. Lightning, and falling ...

... which they sre urmonnted, present an which cannot b« ii?t*ken at sea, and i* particularly requested that aptsins of will, if pick them up, nd follow the instructions contabed the reservoir ar papen, Shipping Gazette. [Several f these buays art* now being ...

... until one, two, arid three the followhing day; and in the meantime the children would steal out of the room and pick up laany sort of garbage, hones, &j.. that had been thrown away Le during the day. The last week In January I msde application to the ? ...

... PICKNcGs PeczeTS.Ellen, Thomas, and Mary Fitzgerald were old hat brouglet up by detective-olllcer lt'Culloch, charged with Picking Pro Iby the pocket of a young lady named W~ilson, of her purse en UP' ion. 2i. lid., whilst passing down Ileld-street, oul ...

... from home, and had of for many Facets been living on his wits-stealing where he could, aand solemtimes sustaining himself by garbage from about the m3rkets, When apprebended he had ] been several weceks from hone, and denied that he had any parcnts living ...

... for offettder. fr a'saulling Emmia, AnssshoIury. end sitealinglia shaswl 'I I Of from her ?? Pssctll ased John Atherton, for pick' cb- red Iog Ittehetsast the revioew, on Tuesday. ihi( sild AeSAULTINGe -ire POLICE.-On Wednesday, Willism Hoare, Iat the a ...