... and at times beaten with the unnatural and brutal severity. poor little fellow has been often seen by the neighbours picking up and garbage to satisfy his hunger, and even going to the trough, and devouring eagerly such refuse as the pigs not eaten borne ...

... received ( drawn I only feiegraph since Friday wcek There when Bowstreet by cation through the whole length of the cable X V Tom Garbage still uncertain kind A preva-Ntow to Kennel Miscellany i be the defect not in instru- fellowship brother literary men slap ...

... the window, into her own house, and give him something to eat, warmed him and then put him She had also seen the child pick garbage from the _„i ~7,f liiiHiTli' prisoners often beat the child very severely She numbered it once being, burned very and she ...

... fruiterer Inspector attention called fruit Mrs just it from eighteen quarts each under of fruit top of mass of fermenting garbage Bench made order for of the whole on Mother— Preston Monday John Wilkinson 25 charged with mother After words tor times legs ...

... hundred guineas which his worship lost week ago girl in search of noticed some bright object in the gutter in Victoria-road and picking itnp found it to be a finger ring She told by a jeweller that the ring the description of one lost by the Mayor of Leeds The ...

... money and took from his pocket £20 or £21 in gold and put it on the table Jackson picked up two or three sovereigns and put in his mouth Prosecutor observing this picked up the remainder in purse put it in his pocket Tlie prisoner Jackson then made a rush ...

... Manure, garbage, and filth to placed in tubs or other moveable vessel' , with tight-fitting covers, and carried away without delay on the inst. —Mr. W. Allen prosecuted behalf the Commissioners. Mr. Allen said tubs for the removal of filth ar.d garbage were ...

... when witness was his way home from work in the afternoon he met defendant again, who was, as liefore, sprung. Defendant picked up a stone and threw it at witness. Wit ness, who was watching defendant, just managed to get out of the way of the stone ...

... certain as anything can be. Private goasip oversteps it habitually. Mrs. Candour is full of kindliness and good humour, but she picks holes in her acquaintances all the same. The gentlemen who talk scandal over their walnuts and wine have malignant feeling ...

... If we are to be drowned we rhould dla together at least. Wit are not very far from land, and there is a chance of being picked up. He was hurrying them towards the gangway. There was indeed no time to lose. But amid the babel Joyce heard something ...

... Scene: Broom-street, Hanley; time. a.m. Loads of aslipit refuse, filth, and garbage deposited in the middle of tits road. Eight little boys, half dreased, playing among it and picking out anything that took their fancy. When I tell you that four of them had ...

... But, added the' verger, if I were to find n coin lying on the floor, it would not he against tho rules for me to pick it lip. He picked it up accordingly. A certain young lawyer a f , otreen-year old boy before him on the witness•s:and. and was conducting ...