... idslooe Aaaisra, bail bring A seantan nane«l JolirTlluiiter was landed Uiia pod a few day* ainee, by fishing avack, having breo picked up in the North S«*a, floating ou small pt«H.c «r>*rk, and from hi* statement it appears that be belonged to the brig Anna ...

... Establishment sufficient vitality to meet the increasing wants of the day, that its growth must needs depend upon making garbage its prey Out upon ad its professions of sanctity, if, after all, it can believe that He who once met and stopped a funeral ...

... lettuce plants, and no demanding by what authority he did so, be denied that he was pulling op anything but weeds. Complainant picked up a lettuce plant, and sated him if that a weed, but be made no answer. He then ordered him to leave the ground, and said ...

... his ever getting near enough to use, and a musket with.which he couldn't hit a haystack. Of course the poor devils are being picked off and murdered. But it isn't the Kaffirs who kill them : it is the musty clerks of the Horse Guards. Does any mau in England ...

... palates, ,pieces of tongues, co~agulated blood, pieces of liver, ligaments vof the throat, pieces of intestines-in short, garbage and s putridity in a horrible state, the stench arising from which is Dmost sickening and the sight revolting. The examining ...

... preserved” meats, laid up for the sustenance our sailors in time of need, are found to so tiiaiiy cases of most horrible garbage. doubt that the unlucky officer who made this discovery will forfeit all claim confidence,” and be held incapable of future ...

... safety of the flower of our troops. Our meat is furnished to the navy from Galatz in Moldavia. It turns out to be the vilest garbage. Next to his sustenance the weapons and dress of the soldier are of paramount importance. They are the most neglected of all ...

... pursuance of instructions from Captaiss Cohlinson, I left Pert Clarence rfor Michael-- oewki, Morton Sound, for rise purpose of picking up a party of Aleutian Islanders, whom the Governor-Generalr of Sirka hod made arrangements to send up, to assist the Arctic ...

... quantity of the canisters professing to filled with the wholesome materials for making meat stews arc tilled with the veriest garbage, and that the closing of the canisters has been so carelessly performed, that the contents have, in the majority of instances ...

... or less, and not only that, hut many besides, filled with parts of the animal unfit for food, and all manner of Offal and Garbage too nasty to mention. The Discovery, as I learn, made through the stench of the Provisions, which was so noisome it alarmed ...

... service,— is one, in the more contemptuous thin elegant expres• sion of the common soldier and seaman, 'is unfit to carry garbage to a bear.' —Exerciser rod, I. p. 193. It is pretty clear on which side the sympathies of the common soldiers would have ...

... manner had got the notes about hire, that dropped one of the letters containing about £O5. in a street in Shrewsbury, which was picked up boy and handed to the police, but where it came from was not known till this matter was broached. Cross wss taken before ...