... long as they were able, but noiw I they' w'ere iti arrears, because they had nothing I more to sell. The coals they had sre picked at the heaps, but she was ?? afraid o± being taken iup for' it. They lived entirely or bread ard coffee, but latterly they ...

... not consent to do the )horrid and iunatural work with their own hands; but this i was vain, on New Year's eve men came with pick and crow- I bar and did it for them (shame). I must here imantion the .loss of a poor widow of the name of Byrne. This poor ...

... present. ROBBERY IN A BEER-ROUSE. - On Tuesday last, Michael Sullivan was apprehended in Hindley, on the charge of having picked the pocket of John Unsworth, at the Bridge Inn beerhouse, Ilindley, on the same day. police constable Banks, on receiving ...

... the village the, houses seem actually rotten thai with age. Before one is at filthy duck-pond full of wou of 'slime and. garbage. A 'little WAY further up is 'a 6d., xrk horsepond, in which turnips are sometimes washe'd lecil 85, befoi'e being given to ...

... sometimes they keep him at I sep ome to help in picking. He can't read either.. lly- ' And is not the other little boy your brother;-t oe, Oh no; he only comes in to help us to pick. I ,ut -Do you like picking?- No beeause it makes ii .it me poorly. The ...

... keep. him 'at At -stone home to help in picking. He'can't road either. n1 Ideep 1And IS not the other little boy your brother I-- tj IOnlY ' Oh no ihe only comes in 'tb'help us td'pick. F Space Do you like picking .-No, because it makesi ii but me poorly ...

... they keep. him at Ai lepnie to help in picking. . He can't road either. , n mlea And is. ot the other. little boy your brother?-. ti ace, .Ohm no he only comes in to help us to pick. Ii u IDo y'ou like picking?-, No, because it makes iI -in me Poosly ...

... Monster,, no insurrection in Dublin; true, the Orangemen failed to creep back into ascendency through the- - hole they thought to pick in the Castle wall, the flaw they hoped to find in the Viceroy's vigilance and discretion. But there was fever, alarm, tumult ...

... suggestiveness, may thus be picked up-that a thousand tiny rays of light may be thus thrown upon the social life and industrial capa- bilities of our neighbours-that much real and curious information may be thus gleaned-picked up in waifs and strays, by ...

... case to them ; but It is unmanly, it is cruel, to pelt the poor victim in the midst of his ?? et dure, with all the garbage that can be picked out of the kennel of Billingsgate. The infirniity of the man's temper places him beyond the pale of censure- He ...

... 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 ...

... foul domestic. THE LAST ABOUT BARNuI .-The wags will never let Barnum alone. The last story in regerd to him is that he had picked tip in his travels a small pot of tar supposed to have been left where the Israelites pilchced their tents. * of my existence ...