... confirms belief as his abode while m New York) is that the hab.t of leaving large barrels of garbage on the pavement is the custom. Reauer p cture to yourself barrel garbage left outside the Queen’s Palace, then you will see now nonsensical is the assertion. ...

... won’t hare anything bat host of every' U>e metropolis of the ■fa' western continent^ * r * p i,t * billon where we can bare cm pick of everything, and Jon oan well believe that take the beat every time. You will notice this, be went they Just managed to get ...

... almost in a instant of drunkenness. The resiit was that the children were most shockingly neglected. They had been seen pick-up the garbage out of tne gutters to satisfy their hunger. The baby was uuriad under very unusual circumstances; he felt it his duty ...

... especially so in warm and dry weather. The brook passes under tbe bridge at the Cemetery gate into a dam, extending to Hardy's pick works, and what should here also be a stream is almost entirely dried up. The existence of this dam in dry weather can be de- ...

... TOWN HALL, WEDNESDAY. (Before H. Wilkinson, Esq.) Pocket Picking.—Esther Forester, 21, Furnacehill, was charged with this offence by Eliza Thompson. The prosecutrix said she resided at Jordan, in the parish of Kimberworth. On Tuesday she, with some friends ...

... large-sized eels in the storage basins of water supplies, and that their progeny sbovld come down the pipes means that they are picked out later instead of earlier. Even water so charged with metal insure drinkers sort lead lining has its advantages over a ...

... bought copy of his novels, and was so disgusted with its liini iumw-a,I~ into tlisVairo, to our public libraries admit «uch | garbage, though may ho, to their Shelve . j private !ifo was tit-st- rale, companion, with', pretty turn, wit, and lino fund I stories ...

... Shepherd's Bnsh, of one Coixtns, who agrees to pay them fid. per *load for all the breeze, flust, cinders, ashes, dust, offal, garbage, filth, and refose so collected. But in practical working, the Paddington leavings have been delivered at the brickyard with ...

... it in consequence of its complaints. It was also said that the child bad been ssen to pick up food from the streets and eat it, and had even gone so far as to pick of the swill tub for.food. One witness would be called who would prove that she bad ...

... magis- trate. Then there is another, wbo ia a Master of Arts and president oi the Junior Conservatives. What crumbs can he pick up to enlarge the viewa of the Wilsons? What, John Wilson: No; be would cot read such Rip Van Winkle stuff. How must tbs ...

... lies. Tneeo seldom ever go mad, tha useless aod dog* that roam the street! half famished and that live on the offal and garbage can pick up in the streets and gutters. Let these be bunted down and cot muzzled but destroyed once. Lst the police be instructed ...

... intoxication. The reenlt was that the ebil* dron bad been shockingly neglected. Tboee who were old enough to wander about picked up garbage from the gutter to satisfy thslr crating*. Referring to the child which had died, Mr. Neal said waa buried ondor cir ...