... panied them, and a salute of 21 guns was fired. Honolulu is a fine place for amusements. Fruit grows in abundance, and you might pick and eat as much as you like on the plantation. They are all in a confu- sion now (Friday, July 30) on deck, getting in sheep ...

... serve up nothing but murders and morbid sensations, and gutter garbage on which only intellectual pig* would care to batten. The English nation was not built up on such intellectual! garbage, and if it is to continue as knew it, there must be return to ...

... generally supposed to be. Besides keeping our homes, outhouses, and back yards i in a measure free from rats, the dogs pick up all garbage 1 and masticate it, which* would otherwise be allowed to putrif y about the dwellings of indigent people, and thus probably ...

... remove garbage. It was a very great nuisance, and the town was so afflict 1 with disease of one sort and another that it was ne- cessary people should be more cautious. He had com- plained to Mr. Harrison previously. Instead of removing the garbage at 7 ...

... opposite to the deceased. The gnn of the d ...

... have no grass to cut, I suppose? he ventured next. Oh, no, she said; it's too late forthat, now.* Are there any ashes or garbage you want carried out ? . . . „ No, we have tbat done by contract. And there's nothing at all about tbe place yen want ...

... the newspapers. It is horrible pabulam : necessary to be made known. I avoid it just as I would avoid feasting on material garbage. But the Bolton murder has a fascination beyond the common ; and I have read the particulars of it over and over again. In ...

... by Mr. Inspector I Joy, for refusing to remove the offal and garbage j from his slaughter-house, as requested by the 69th bye-law. Superintendent Potts said the depot of the defendant's garbage, was in a disgraceful state, and he had several times cautioned ...

... with li r-ert v to settle. Miscellaneous —Peter Lawrence, who did not appear, was summoned for unlawfully removing offal md garbage from a slaughter-house, at noon, on Friday last. — Mr. W. G. Prebble, sanitary inspector, said he bad cautioned tbe defendant ...

... that that is a verr powerful book, and that man Hoish is a faithful portrait doubt. Still one does not care for photographs garbage. Realism all yenr well, but it is sometimes all the better for a little mixture with idealism.” yon think it likely that Stevenson ...

... carried oft' to some great town, s..on to be lost there in its squalid suburbs, like beautiful spoilt fruit swept away with garbage iuto the common ken- nels. The girl, perhaps, is much to blame herself, for we must admit that the fault is not always on ...

... keep : he house, and the result was that the wife and two children were often so hungry that they were glad to pick up refuse food and garbage in the streets, or at their neighbour's doors. The children, wan and fever-stricken objects, appeared in court ...