... two men only being saved out of a crew of 26. Tho two seamen hung on to boat for throe days three nights before they were picked up Dr. Colenso, Bishop of Natal, has just issued the third part of hjs work on the Pentateuch. In Ids preface he alludes in ...

... these come mingled with eggboxes, broken bottles and Jars, refuse meat, and vegetables, sardine-tins, ashes, old bones, and garbage, thrown fromthe saloons : broken barrels, stumps of trees, waggons that have gin out,” pieces of machinery that have foundered ...

... solicited charity in the street. She lived on crusts of bread, the refuse cabbages and other vegetables, and such like garbage that she picked from dirt-heaps. Last week she fell down from weakness while passing the concierge from want food, but she refused ...

... narrow space between the bridge wall and the train, scarcely a foot width, and dragged along for a little distance. On being picked up it was found his right arm was nearly severed from the body, and that he had received compound fracture of the right leg ...

... exist where the most industrious of other men starve: he knows how to make savoury dishes of what is elsewhere held to be garbage; he fattens upon birds’ nests and sharks’ fins, sea-slugs and cuttle-fish, rats, mice, puppy-dogs, and the shoots of the bamboo ...

... turned out doors shift for himself by gindrinking mother at the ripe age of seven. Four years he managed somehow. lie picked garbage here and there, like a hound; begged, ne called cabs, he gathered cigar ends, stole a whelk off standing occasionally ...

... But a V.S. doesn’t analyse ? Well, but it is easily known by examining the stomach ; when a dog is mad he picks up every kind of unnatural garbage that cornea across his path, which a sensible dog would never think of eating. Bits of sticks as long as ...

... order to eat grabs turned up by it, but it eeonrs the surface the sea the shore, and frequents harbours, t> seise floating garbage. The trvicos of these birds have caved many seaport town and village round which they hover from plague and pestilence. Yet ...

... of the stall and msdame, his wife, work culinary miracles with those despised leavings, which over here would probably the garbage carts and of use one. selects all tbs potatoes, arranges a pile them a paper or woodm piste, STWiftimm upon porcelain. Beside ...

... of the source from which she draws her supplies. Her self esteem demands food, and rather than hungry she will prey upon garbage. Tims she will receive with open arms, regardless bis quality, any masculine biped who evinces a desire to pay her attention ...

... sources of disease and infection that are a posit:ve disgrace in any civilised community.. In this town, picked out winter, and summer, there is no garbage collectian, and it is high time our health authorities and local (mincillors took action to remedy ...

... Shocking state at the moment. It was full of broken bottles, garbage and other rubbish. I Chairman—l happened to go down one day this week, and all the people were lying around. I saw this young lad pick up a cider bottle, look at it in his hand for a moment ...