... which he would admit no one. He went about in rags, wm in the habit of soliciting alms from his neighbours, and would pick up and eat garbage in the street, alleging that he wm starving, and had no money to buy food He had not been seen for tbe ?? week, and ...

... of vessels, constructed as required by the bye-laws, for receiving and conveying away all garbage and filth. It was stated that the defendant had thrown garbage into an empty cellar.—A fine of SO*, and costs was inflicted, and for each day that the offence ...

... wa~y:- The plintif had caerebdinto a contr~at with- thbe vestry to take all the breeze, dust, cinders, athes,. dirt, off 1, garbage, filth, and. refuse iwhich should be collected and removred by theta, their contractor, agents, and servats within the paish ...

... , except a balloon, can approach any of the homes. Visitors in cabs or carriages must alight at the external barricade and pick their passage among the stone walls to the dwellings of which they are in quest. All social entertainments are suspended. No ...

... under any scheme of canhsry improvement, however half-hearted it may be. We enter a narrow court, picking our way with elution over the natedeas filth and garbage and the decaying vegetable matter that, flung originally in heaps must& the doors, has boon trodden ...

... Fresh or lowers.— Removed from 113. to 73, Standi-bgate, op|M*ite Mr Hayes’s Fish Shop.-EstaUlisbed years. ivjEw UN Equalled garbage reed. v —This is best variety known. stands the winter well nod tarns Into heads earlier than an* other. It* table qaality ...

... Suspicion. This afternoon, at th.a Countjr Sesaions, man named Noah Ain a worth* charged on suspicion with stealing four colher picks. Mr. Supt. Holland said would offer no against prisoner* and asked that ha might discharged. The prisoner was therefore discharged ...

... of vessels, constructed as required by the bye-laws, for receiving and conveying away all garbage and filth. It was stated that the defendant had thrown garbage into empty cellar.—A fine 203. and costs was inflicted, ana for each day that the offence ...

... houses on each side, caused by the heavy rains. Those streets have all been levelled and filleed up by the offal, cinders and garbage of the town, covered with earth, and then paved over; all this mass putrifies with the water and hot summer sua, and is another ...

... English heve - idea i the starvation Italian sod French peasants put up with before they use the knife. They est garbage with. out complaint, pick up refuse in the lelds the pigs refuse. They have no homes like your poor or the Germans have, and your proeperity ...

... present. ROBBERY IN A BEER-ROUSE. - On Tuesday last, Michael Sullivan was apprehended in Hindley, on the charge of having picked the pocket of John Unsworth, at the Bridge Inn beerhouse, Ilindley, on the same day. police constable Banks, on receiving ...

... exercise, I made a remark about the picking of pockets, which was the source of some amusement at my expense before I went away. ‘‘loan’t help thinking,” I said, ** that most of the men who get their pockets picked must be either drank or very slow-witted ...