... charge of the stray dogs in our streets ? Hydrophobia originates with these poor half-starved animals, that may be seen picking up garbage in the streets ; and if we are to root out this fearful disease we must begin at the beginning, and prevent these lost ...

... compared with seaports, tnch m Liverpool, Hall, and Bristol, where, it may supposed, all kinds of fruit and vegetable garbage te picked up—m I have seen—by the children the poorer classes. This is problem which should be soluble. S IT AH. 20th August. ...

... remain therein. He was fined 54. slid costa,—Josars Sastraaa, butcher, charged with not removing a quantity of blood and garbage from his slaughter house, was fined 51. and costs. He was further charged with not washing his nlaughter. house Reaording ...

... NOTTINGHAM. THIS DAY. —(.before the Mayor (Aid. Burton) and Mr. J. P. Cox.) Allkgep Attkmptep Pocket Picking.—Robert Ludforu was charged with attempting to pick the pockets two ladies in the Great Market-place, on the previous day, and was remanded. &C.—William ...

... cleansing of the streets cannot find time to put the Market Place iv Sunday trim, but must leave it bestrewn with all manner of garbage and filth to offend the eye and nose of tbe passer-by. It will be seen by an advertisement in another column that a musical ...

... under any scheme of sanitary improvement, however half hearted it may be. We enter narrow court, picking oar way with caution over the nameless filth and garbage and the decaying vegetable matter that, flung originally ia heaps outside the doors, bee been ...

... the slightest injury, but upon the contrary, did much good Turned, out early in the morning hungry they go to work at once to pick up grubs, worms, insects, &c, and they continue at that work, doing good all the time un- til they are called into breakfast ...

... * medal wa» awarded Meewa. Manlore. Alliott, Fryer and Co., CKomegrove Works, NoUingkam. for appliacore which or coorert garbage, refuse, ai.d eoatecta of asb|4u into charcoal. Festival at Attrrborocoh.—Hat* Teat thankxrlviDß aarvieee were held in Ht ...

... “expansion scheme” in the East which Bismarck out of love” egged her on, that she labours to make enemies by such ribaldry and garbage. She has already insulted Italy and Spain with her Anti publications : she has done the same to Germany, to England need not ...

... down under any scheme sanitary improvement, however half-hearted it may be. enter narrow court, picking our way with caution over the nameless filth and garbage and the decaying vegetable matter that, flung originally in heaps outside the doors, ha 3 been ...

... that one of the great advan- tages of muzale wearing is that it prevents a dog pick- ing up garbage in the streets. KENNEL HINTS. In writing of the habit most dogs have of pick, ing up • food in the street, one of the greatest authorities on dogs has declared ...

... beginning at the end.— Women should rule, but not govent—Scandal, with many women, is an occupation, They pick character to pieces the same way that they pick their nosegays to pieces—because they have got nothing else to do.—lf you wish to learn the worst faults ...