... neighbours tha such an children in question had since June last ey a stantly seen amongst the refuse heaps pick! ws EE RE, had noticed one of the boys pick up a fish’ eat it; another had seen the children driv re Judge away from their food ancl eat that. ‘The ...

... PICKINGS FROM PUNCH.” Change of Name. —In consequence of the impoverished condition of the Roman Treasury, it has been suggested that the Papal States shall henceforth be called the Can’t Pay-pal States. Wanted King. —The crown of Greece appears to be ...

... veterinary department, said some years they were avthorised to use dry ssbpits for roade, bat the garbage was keed oat, Mr. M‘Diarm —The garbage is picked out the load ie kecked *” Mr. Keynobds — Yea Tbe Chairman said that on the 4th August the editor ...

... EENNEL In writing of the habits most dogs have of picking up food in the.street, one of the greatest authorities on dogs has declared that this is almost the sole fault for which he uses the whip geverely, so injurious does he consider this habit. Whipvets ...

... for the t purpose; and the second wias that they refused to a *deposit the garbage and offal of the slaughtered t beasts in the place indicated by the board's 'r whsrflnger-Mr. Pick-ford, instructed by M~r. 1 A. T. Squarey, appeared for the prosecution, ...

... quantity of garbage in a stream which ran through the field. Damage was done to the extent of about Is —Mr. Crossland contended that no injury was done to the field, and the summons was brought as sort side-wind to stop the defendant from washing garbage in the ...

... the chamber. He, along with the other children, beg for newels of bread from the neighbours, and have been seen eating garbage picked off the streets. The manner in which is administered is unique as crocT. The woman ties the children's hands together ...

... especially women and children, to be seen wandering about begging searching for any garbage to stay their hunger, is greater than ever, and dead and dying people are picked up in the streets in daily increasing numbers. Extra hands have been engaged kind ...

... has made its appearance, such is the privation, that, according the of Merthyr and Dr. Dyke, number of lren are living on garbage. Mr. Richard Walmetley, a Wigan Town Conner, who entered into the joys wedded life November last, has already, it is affirmed ...

... inestimable benefit to the dogs themselves, as they are prevented by the muzzle from fighting with each other, from picking up garbage, and from the risk of poisoning. The signatures the protest include those of the Duke of Northumberland, the Earl of ...

... wo do them a great service by muzzling them. When they are muzzled they cannot fight, and they cannot pick up all sorts of vile and poisonous garbage. The worst enemies our British dogs have are those foolish and inconsequent persons who object to the ...

... favourite haunt is the mouth of a large river, especially where this is in a calm or landlocked harbour, and lie greedily picks up all the garbage brought down by the stream. In such a neighbourhood the black triangular fin which betrays his presence is frequently ...