... Gentleman writing from that city say* — ?? If it should continue, I believe we shall ■horlly be reduced to live on herb* and garbage. There is but too much reason to fear a renewal of the dreadful ravages caused by tbe famine of 1812. A vessel is about to ...

... English ? It was ludicrous, but at the same time most annoying, to hear her deliver th* language of sentiment iv a horrid garbage which is only used on the stage for the purpose of ridicule. The interest of the character was utterly ruined by ir, and it ...

... agitator. For three mortal bleated forth ■ •P** c * 1 which might well be called da or niixtum-gatherum, of all torts of garbage, 1 . lies, liberty, egotism, &c The principal fea- ?? : ' U ' the announcement as to the representation for v said. I ...

... approval. A curiosity common to vulgar minds, j v. hei her of high or low degree, and a depraved ap- j p- tile that battens upon garbage, must explains fad ' iv Inch cannot be denied or concealed. To readers j of this class, indeed to all readers, not intimately ...

... whom it belonged could not be made to keep it at I I home instead of allowing it to prowl about, not only to | gobble up the garbage in the s reets, but also take off peo- | j pie's children. j The magistrate said that by the applicant's account it j would ...

... was sent out with eighty rupees, to forage for the officers ; and their story is, that while the jema- dar was stooping to pick up some money he had dropped, a Chinanan, without provocation, struck him a severe blow on the neck and stunned him, whilst ...

... living of the country labourer — how soon his plenteous meal of bread and beer and bacon would be ex- changed for the vile garbage on which the factory labourer starves ; and, as to the latter, in the name of all honesty and humanity, what would become ...

... traders, cannot help thinking that it were better the people never read at all, than that they battened on rank unwholesome garbage. Of course our ig- norance will be pitied, and our prejudices scoffed ; but we have been bred in the old school, and we cannot ...

... assurance that he may now enjoy his otium cum dignitate without further trouble, save that of throwing out occasional messes of garbage, similar to College Life, to stay the stomachs of the greedy monster, and to keep him in good-temper with his once favoured ...

... Mountains. For sixteen days they wandered on, exposed to all the inclemencies of the weather, with no other food than the garbage they picked up in the bush. They then met another party of the natives, who were out hunting, and who offered to conduct them to ...

... have found out the con- spiracy it would have been the Attorney-General. Yes, he did lake eleven hours in throwing out that garbage to the Jury. There, said he, is the Pilot, the JS ation. Here are speeches and publications — now find out the conspiracy ...

... calls his fellow— in the hope of being himself called so in return— a talented person. By the way, where did the creatures pick up this odious slang ? It may, for aught we know, be classical at Cincinnati, or on the banks of What was Goose-creek once ...