... when rats are running about, and revelling in an abundance of animal food, the barytes only must be used in conjunction with garbage, fish, the entrails of rabbits, poultry, Ike. These, if untouched by the human hand, are subtle emissaries, and deal des- ...

... awiulthtis claw, as is Iroved by the sculptures onl thme Nineveh marbles, wthere it is distinctly represented. Pliny, too, picked up1 anlother story whieli, although it has been ridiculed, is certainly. fotindced on fact. 1 Polybiue, wvho ?? Aiiuliann ...

... soundness o the provisions—and the skilful execution of the work; and what is the result? Why, an immense mass of putrid garbage has been collected in the national storehouses, which has been paid for out of the public purse at the price of wholesome ...

... domestic animals, cattle and sheep, and he had tools, and weapons, and abundant provision. His ship, moreover, manned by sixty picked Norwegians, men whose nerves were strung amid the dangers of their own Maelstrom, and whose restless spirits could never brook ...

... now abandoned, linen hanging out to dry, horrid stenches from butchers' shops and holes into which they have flung their garbage. Along the valley to the left grows a smooth sward. What there is however, to indicate gold here more than in a thousand other ...

... mean lall in. Still horrid ■‘exiles land. A change of Government here is attended with lUv. J. Mac of butcher.’ simps and garbage pits; »«ofes after stores total revolution of service all the office, the gift of .here may ten,., and booths and hark huta ...

... nay, of slaughtered (From Cormpndenetof ike Timet.) gtgpie f news, 'fhc roads are in terrible •J® 1 ®’| . mo , int J 0 f garbage, shoals of festering The title of inimisrxtion continue, pour into Mel- will •• the winter come, ; m the Mme . . .bomination ...

... intermitted the next ; and ire therefore hies off to the diggings. If in England he riccan do nothing better than ply the pick or the spade, ie or perhaps go on carrying 50lbs. of brick tip sixty ire rounds of ladder, from 6 in the morning to 6 in the ...

... foul steams, engendering loathsome forms. The toiling workman hath earthly ark to cultivate intelli- ; gene . Nothing but garbage (hating the deep, feed his raven thoughts! I have more than a mere notion that all their churches are about to receive notice ...

... preserve, the one his lieeiitimis plays or the other his once famous satire, from a neglect bordering on oblivion. The tilth ami garbage of our literature, which pleased a titue the lovers of such stud, have sunk to the bottom, leaving only what was pure and ...

... Joni and District Pats. Poccrr PlCElNG.—llnring the holidays there been a good deal ot pocket picking about the Sin C. CAMPBELL. Lieutenant-General Sir Colin Campbell has left town for Dover, where Ithe gallant general has taken a residence for • limited ...

... population in many of them, and the want of water-closets, you will find at various times of the day human ordure, as well as garbage of various descriptions, but these are not allowed to accumulate, they as• swept up into the iscavenger's barrow at his next ...