... and their bodies are covered with a wrapper, sprucely and neatly trimmed, and their mouths are muzzled t° prevent them picking garbage that lies the streets. All this precaution is necessary to fit them to take part the handicap. We train our pets with ...

... and insufficieut food, and at times beaten with dreadful severity. The poor boy had often been seen by the neighbours picking up garbage and eating it to satisfy bis hunger, and even going to tbe pigs' trough and devouring eagerly such refuse as the pigs ...

... Allow him to range unchecked in the gntter, and he will throw np in profusion such light and elegant phrases as meanness,” garbage,” loathsome,” (fee., &o. They are his stock-in-trade, which he has drawn upon for many a year. He believes that he is conjuring ...

... haa even tried answer Mr. Grant, either to his Dissenting World, or hia Dissenting Reasons for Joining the Church. The garbage picked up by the congenial taste of a genial contemporary, which conscientiously collect nothing else, is specimen, both of the ...

... dits of their own invention, and by back-stairs gosßip picked np the most objectionable manner. The remedy for this sort of nuisance lies with the public themselves. If there is a demand for such garbage, that demand will no doubt be supplied. But it does ...

... to in consequence of its complaints. It was also said that the child had been seen to pick food from the streets and eat it, and bad even arone so far pick garbage]out of the swill tub for food. One witness would lie called who would prove that she ...

... oat from fear. He along with the ether children beg for morsels of bread from the neighbours, and have been seen eating garbage picked off the street. He has often gone into a neighbouring brickfield, where he has stopped for a whole day, to wtrm himself ...

... through towu, ought objects of beauty and conserv health, are perverted into /fi and made the receptacle of all the 0 p £l \ garbage of a great and grimy town* one admits the existence and the sei'i 1 'fk the evil. There is no room for do rivers speak ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... in the world. The San Francisco Bulletin says that the city has never been so entirely given np to filth and foul odours. Garbage, cesspools, choked drains, and other pestilence breeders abound. On Monday Mr. Aspinall, the Liverpool coroner, held no less ...

... with, **You come intoacar when I am minding my own business and in to talk about spots on the sun. id you want to get me up to pick my are ou, sir? “They say the ra weather comes from the spots on the sun,” explai ned t he other. “ Who sa’ so? Name the man ...