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... M Dumping Garbage. A aeries of obwaoterlstleslly *bla papers Mr. Henry Qeotgp era just now appearing in Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Paper, under the general title of Problems of the Time. One of those papers, nnder the heading quoted above, and dealing ...
... WHAT TO WITH HOUSE DUST The subject of the riddance of house dust,’* under which name are classed multifarious sweepings and garbage, is one deserving attentive both on account of health and of economy. The maintenance of the dust nuisance is not a mere matter ...
... Varieties; sure to please; per dozen; worth double. Croker, Limerick. /GARBAGE Plants, all varietiss; prune strong plants, pre«ctu planting, 7s bd thousand; caoliflowers, fauest picked, 6s; lettuce, prime, 2a, onions, 6d hundred; parsley, dozen. A Fox, Newcastle ...
... Bay-street. While burily engignd in handling his pick an incident ofturred which Inuit have vividly reminded the statesman of the wonderful changse fortune sometimes wrought in one's temporal affair,. A garbage not I..cked up to where es. Lieutensut-Uoveruor ...
... infectious diseases and millions of vermin. These wretches infest the narrow streets and lanes of Liverpool, live upon any garbage they can pick up, sleep from ten to fifteen, and sometimes more, in a small room, the air in which soon generates pestilence. And ...
... are repositories for garbage, ordure and pesti- lent filth of every kind—the narrow alley leading from thence to the bridge, is but little more toler- able, being continually impeded with sludge which fiddlers, beggars, and pick pockets—and to crown the ...
... solicited charity in the street She lived on crusts of bread, the refuse of cabbages and other vegetables, and such like garbage that she picked up from dirt-heaps. Last week she fell down from weakness while passing the door of the concierge from want of food ...
... stories of French crime and immorality. The correspondents who are instructed to supply this unwholesome garbage display considerable industry in picking out of the French press every tale of vice and horror to which a sensational aspect can possibly be given ...
... matter of fact, the people who believe it do not know why they do so, and do not care. They are as docile in feeding upon such garbage their literary purveyors are diligent in supplying it. Yet the King of Spain, if there is a King of Spain, does not believe ...
... them; but it is unmanly, it is cruel, to pelt the poor victim in the midst of his peine forte et dure, with all the garbage that can be picked out of the kennel of Billingsgate. The infirmity of the man’s temper places him beyond the pale of censure. He is ...
... morntog the family have riseo. Here,io the darkoeM otihenigOL, crawl myriad* of cockroaches and beetles, feaetieg ou the garbage that rota upon the uoweaheu floors. if teese ibseois coaid speak they mevht sOBMUmes tell tales perhaps which would rather ...
... would admit no one. He went about in rags, and was in the habit of soliciting alms from his neighbours, and would pick up and eat garbage in the streets, he was starving, and had no money to buy food. He had not been seen for the past week, and last evening ...