... the neck with a heavy iron chain, wandering about the town. in quest of food to satisfy the cravings of at0ure, picking up bones and garbage of ever derription fromn the liungi-leapa, snails frown rho fields, and irogs front the stitches; ansa vhen the ...

... 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 ...

... and flab, at the request a fof Mr. Gleadow, Customs tide-surveyor. Between fi verytubt andforty atonies of this unwholesome garbage had Cit. Mytonigate, for the trij~iny sum ofyfer shillirrgs, '1the ?? iday price of rmanure, as it wvas aptli remarked by ...

... ofits various tan-yards—the noaicus ingredients from its gasworks —the contents of its drains, sinks, prities, &c.—the whole garbage and se e of uts ten thousand inkabitants! bat enough, sickens at ite *and cracks the gorge.” And yet do your Coons gravely ...