... so. Your paper for the last few weeks—very much to its own credit and the relief of its readers—has happily rc jeeted such garbage. Let your contemporaries have the credit with the benefit of dealing out such weekly potions. May you escape. am,sir, A Methodist ...

... Roberts, Glasshouse-street. Shortly before 9 o'clock Saturday night last, Mrs. (Joald. of Newcastle street, had her pocket picked in Bridlesraith-gate of a purse containing 245. man named Henry Goulder, of «ussex-street. was robbed in Narrow-marsh, of ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... asserts positively that the pantry was afrofully locked, and differences are expressed as to whether the lock had been forced or picked, but no decisive fact has bum elucidated by the police. A disgraceful outrage has been committed on board one of her Skjesty's ...

... severity. The poor boy ill-looking, on being placed at the bar and called so to plod, elm been seen by the neighbours picking up garbage appeared to be greatly distressed. After a parozyme of gria4 sad it to satisfy hunger, and even going to the pigs he ...

... and insufficient food and at time beaten with dreadful severity. The poor boy had often been seen by the neighbours picking up garbage and eating it to satisfy his hunger, and even going to the pigs trough and devouring eagerly such refuse as the pigs ...

... 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 ...

... fettered by the unfortunate necessity adhering only to what true, and rejecting at once the halfroinnntic, half-scandalous garbage with which, in the wnv of private anecdotes of the Prince, some of th.* American journals are just now entertaining their ...

... thousands of houses has subjected crowds of the natives to exposure to all sorts of weather, and this, combined with the wretched garbage on which they ace living, will cer- tainly produce bowel complaints and other diseases, which will sweep hundreds into the ...

... and prey on garbage. The most sensitive and reflned can make pets of falcons ; we have lately seen young ladies in railway carriages with pet squirrels, who frisk in and out of their pockets and jump from their laps to their shoulders to pick a comfit or ...

... 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 ...