... GARBAGE HAWKING. TO THE EDITOR OP THE BIRKENHEAD NEWS. - Slit,—Your columns having exposed many nuisances throughout our district, may I hope that they will once more call the attention of the authorities to one which I have no doubt has materially aided ...

... scramble for the garbage by crowds of shoeless, hatless, and dirty women, girls and children, is it any wonder that ona's dinner will hardly stay OD one's stomach? It is not the first time nor the tenth time that I have seen youngsters picking up the most ...

... that to say they neglect their offspring is to use the mildest form of speech. So long as the children can feed on the garbage picked off the streets, with an occasional meal at the children's mission, and can bring in a few coppers daily to feed the lazy ...

... waiting from early morning to evening for the refuse that is brought out of the market and deposited there. It would seem that garbage, by a miraculous dispensation of Providence, was robbed of its poisonous properties, and endowed with virtues such es wholesome ...

... hideous thing they make it ! Seeing life means to mean wading in the muddy getters, digging (metaphorically) in heaps of garbage, looking for the grit). in the butterfly, for the worm in the bud, veiling 01111 . 11 'yea front God's own nun while hiding ...

... ravenous that she picked up and ate anything she could find in the streets, the result being that she was taken seriously ill and had to be carried to the hospital. When there she was violently sick, and what she threw up showed the sort of garbage she had been ...

... the Mahommedan loveth. The finer and more costly perfumes are not distilled, as is generally imagined, but the flowers, when picked, are laid in fat and exported to England. The fat absorbs the perfume, only to lose. it through the superior affinity of the ...

... and playwrights make it. Seeing life, according to them, seems to mean wading in the muddy gutters, digging in heaps of garbage, looking for the grub in the butterfly, for the worm in the bud; veiling one's eyes from God's own sun, while slinking down ...

... and the manner in which they were being scavenged, every kind of garbage was strewn about, and this was being swept into heaps, but amongst these heaps big gaunt looking dogs were picking out anything they fancied, downs of them were so engaged, and the ...

... watching him from the door- beyond recognition; the floor was littered with way, said: orange peel, lever, cabbage leaves, and garbage You're sure he's delirious, that he's not of all sorts and descriptions, while the etench shamming 7 that greeted taffies ...

... away in • St of sullen disappointment when • piece of paper lying by one of the legs of the table attracted my attention. I picked it up absent-mindedly and saw that it was a *crap of note-paper, bearing • monogram. I knew the initials at a glance they ...