... were done would pay both buyer and seller handsomely. Again, all straw, sticks, etc., which adhere to ! the fleece should picked out before rolling up, reduce the volQi to the fanner as well os the buyer. In particular the tying! up of the fleeces with ...

... shall see running down the streets, streams of varying colour, and diverse quilities. He shall hare charcoal, cooking, and garbage combining to charm and satisfy his sense of smell. A Dieppe charwoman or housemaid, or cook, if she has any extraneous article ...

... flies, and their liability to carry disease germs. It has been demonstrated that flies settle on every garbage or piece of decaying matter they pick up and carry on the hairs of their feet and legs the germs of all sorts of nasty things, and therewith ...

... lying his buck, elevating his small sharp pickaxe a little above lus nose and picking into the coal-seam with might and main; , mother is squatting down and using his pick like a common laborer; a third is cutting a small channel in the stani, pre- Pinna ...

... —Samuel Frank, gardener, in the service of Mr. Chater, deposed that on Thursday he saw defendant in the garden at about 4 p.m_, picking cherries off a morello cherrytree Went after him and caught him with some cherries upon him Mr Feros said that Mr. Chater ...

... neglecting to pick their oakum. ' Henry Hnckle said porter of the Royston Union Workhouse. Defendants were admitted to the casual wards of the workhouse last night. This morning I gave each of them one pound of unbeaten oakum : to pick. Later in the morning ...

... feed oa the refuse of the cocoa nut, after they bave boiled it for lamp oil: they keep pigs, which feed on weed bioe, and garbage, and fatten daring four months in the year on the frait of the mangoe tree, which spreads itself everywhere, in hedge-rows ...