... sixteen days rthey. wandqred on, exposed to all the t-inclemencies of the weather, nan' with no other food than lig the garbage they picked up in the bush. They then met all another party, of the natives, who were out hunting, and iewho offered to conduct ...

... nevertheless, for the most part left to die of hunger, or prolong a wretched exist once by eating the half rotten garbage which they can pick up in the fields and highways. Resolved-That we saw with pain and hitter disappoint - ment that the Irish Executive ...

... Vauban, with her coarse, brown boots, her blue, kilted petticoat, her broad straw-hat, and her short hasel liesom, swept the garbage and dirt of tho Faubourg St. flonoro into little heaps, and assisted big Jean Menilnont load his cart with it, which cart ...

... about, seeking whom he might devour. These gluttons are lha scavengers navies following ships in the South Seas, picking odds and ends of garbage, and sometimes tit-bit atray sailor. No wonder, then, that Bailors denounce them, substance Jarl once assured ...

... auhjected to, living on food that la in a eertaio degree poiaeooua. 1 have aeen lately, io tbia locality, a family mating of garbage unlit for dog* competed of the iuteetinee ot cow that waa killed botcher. They partially cleansed them and cut them into pieeea ...

... in- frightened from doing duty by you, who are cowardly creased from 90,000 the commencement of the present een rapscallion garbage ? for none but a rahhlkpf dastards would tury, to 194,000 in 1813. He showed that if might more, ■so act to single and unarmed ...

... a plan of their own, which was to exclude from the schools the Bible whole, and proposed instead, to have some portions of picked out selections.— This plan, however, as they all knew, fell to the ground in Mo. Well, the Society then made progress till ...

... with a heavy iron round the neck, wandering about the town in quest of food to satisfy the cravings of nature, picking up bones and garbage of' every descrip. tion from the dung heaps, snails from the fields, and frogs from the ditches, and, when the ...

... life in such abundance, that perhaps, in the course of an hour's walk on the chalk cliffs, thirty or forty specimens might be picked up. Amongst the most wonderful and beautiful of these now in existence were echini, the starfishes. and all connected with ...

... are, nererthelesa, for the most part left to die of hunger, or prolong wretched exiatence eating the half Totten garbage which they can pick up in the fields and highway!. Reaolred—That we saw with pain and bitter disappointment that the Irish Executlre” ...

... they say, and sink below all na what tt nger #00, flosting on the beaven of ceclamation, fall work feed on the offal and garbage of the earth. Persons who are not in the secret sre inclined to the |\drer- he abominabie conduct of the repusiatiog states ...

... Give ( grid it otherwise much injured. The jewels were aft them what is fair and right on all points political and religious: picked up and banded to the noble duke. On the pul them on that perfect equality with the present dominant being made known to her ...