... fishery on the coast of s Caithness, which produces much refuse or garbage, it the propor. 6titn of One -barrel of refuse to fourteen barrels of herring. Buit it requirem the garbage of 84 barrels of herring to manure a Scotch, s or about 67 barrels anl ...

... r Many idle and groundless stories have got into the public t 1 prints, especially some provincial ones, which pick up all the r e garbage ttat is scattered about by garrulous blockheads, vith F s regard to the atrocities of Burke and Hare.-The following ...

... many opportu- lre nities of knowing the situation of the labouring poor, are wit- neases e to dredful scenes. All sorts of garbage ae soldsto tben and food is devoured with eagerness which no gentleman would allow his do g to touch. The rancid scrapings ...

... Bardett and Sir. J. Hobbouse were received with universal disapprobation by the crowd, and were pelted with all sorts of garbage, while Col. Evans was vwelcomed with the-loudest cheers. The HIGH BAILIFF then read the precept, ang went through the usual ...

... of the hells in the rneighbourhood of St. Janmes's-street' London, has a salary of six guineas a-week, besides what lie can pick up from the dupes and dupers who attend his per- formances ! DIsINTErstsTED RarnUeST.-A fire happening at a piiib- lie-house ...

... llet ottlillty of examiining) excepting mere_ ?? irduai opi ll garbage of the posadus and en- cou tile ?? s bloclhbead, whatever may be the t wki&I oily 1a ollicll f his brains, may pick up and retail. att tioi j lligentandinstructed man, inquir- th llre1 ...

... of the tablec pezice, &-.I Mtr A. Thomson retroiorred that titare isere greot complaints of reoplie 0 getting their pockets picked on Fritay, at thue Corti Market. ?? knew nr ee tsoor men waio Iron receivest X7 in payment teem the Devnaria Brewery, and ...

... in human shape, which are engendered by the '00 corruption of all large coinmunities,..beirngs which fatten ra- upon the garbage and offal of human passions, and pass ile their lives in the congenial ensploymente of' maligning, hg traducing, and vilifying ...

... r A CURioUs DECISION.-On Monday last, a P man named James Brown was brought before the b Magistrates, charged with having picked the pocket b of Mrs. Thomas Mason of 20s. on the preceding n evening. It appeared that the prisoner and Mrs. il Mason were ...

... child is visited with the penalties of the law, while the miscreants we allude to are allowed to fatten in freedom upon their garbage. Who, it will be asked, says the Advertiser, are the parties who conduct these filthy publications ? Why, the very lowest ...

... native land, or becoming bankrupt in their fortunes at home [cheers]. It was cruel to have our pockets picked, and to be ridiculed by those who picked them [hebeer]. 'tis ws the feeling which had cheered him on in the con- Lest which he had waged. When ...

... grave argument requires no such auxiliaries; the points is hand possess inherent emphasis, and require none of its ex. ternal garbage-thle interests of truth command a recourse to a the armoury of frigid reasoning. We shall certainly not enter into a controversy ...