... difficulty in escaping. A strong body of police appeared, and stones, pieces of coal, mud, potatoes, portions of furniture, and garbage were Hying about in all directions, in the midst of wnich the brokers' men, defending themselves with legs of chairs, seized ...

... Slid that yesterday afternoon he saw the Prisoner in Aytoun-road acting iu • very extraordinary maim r. Site was pick. ing op stoma and garbage of all description and putting it in her pockets. %Vitae, took her to the station, and some t time afterwards ...

... DO WITH HOUSE DUST. The subject of the riddance of house dust, under which name is classed multifarious sweepings and garbage, is one deserving attentive consideration, both ou account of health and of economy. The maintenance of the dust nuisance ...

... kept entirely and strictly within doors, aa tbey will _o astray for mile, and becoming hungry and lost, pick up the commonest and most offensive garbage. The records of the Dogs' Home will prove this. In thesumnier time i ogs are muzzled for tb* safety of ...

... sufficient number of tubs, boxes, or ressels, with tight and close fitting covers thereto for the purpose of carrying away all garbage, otfal, and filth, and iid not cause all the blood arising from the slaughtering of cattle to be put into separate tubs or ...

... d them, and a salute of 21 guns was fired. Honolulu is a fine place for amusement. Fruit grows in abundance, and yoa might pick and cat as much as you like on the plantation. Tbey are all in a confusion now (Friday, 30th July) on deck, getting in sheep ...

... high windows, through giddiness or defective precautions; of casualties from slipping over the rotten rind fruit and the garbage of tho vegotablo markets; of obstructions and annoyances caused the Arabs of tho kerbstone tumbling, chattering for halfpence ...

... turned into a public dust shoot, and acres of the vilest garbage are deposited on the very verge of the river, where it in, either by its own festering heat or by the tramps who swarm over it, picking among the offal, set on fire, and for weeks past has, ...

... NDA' police to take in custody any person found in the act of picking rags, garbage, or refuse from the dust-boxes exposed in the streets. The whole system is, however, barbarous. It step backwards a hundred years in civilisation, and it is astonishing ...

... poor under them. That the sifters are so wretchedly poor in some yards that, been alleged, they arc glad to cat the garbage they pick out of their sieves, is hardly to be believed; and the report probably had its origin in the fact that large qu. of fish ...

... solicited charity in the street. She lived crusts of bread, the refuse of cabbages and other vegetables, and such like garbage that she picked up from dirt-hiaps. Last week she fell down from weakness while past-ing the door of the concierge from want food ...

... persons, set upon them and need them most shamefully, tearing their clothes off their backs, pelting them with atones and garbage, and kicking and striking them. At length Mrs. Glover, in. an almost frantic scste, escaped into house, and recoiTed protection ...