... annoyed with Disraeli—that is only the old lie in anew shape. Such stuff imposes onptrochial wags, who think the garbage of gossip that Mr Ellico picks up dish of fine spring vegetables, but on nobody else. ...

... tenements the narrow and filthy strccte and chares, disease and death lurk in every noisome corner, and the heaps conglomerate garbage accumulating on every hand. is in these sunless streets and alleys that the destroying angel reaps a plentiful harvest; and ...

... seldom comes without there being some need for it, and it clears the air of noxious insects and of effluvium from putrifying garbage ; and the Indian Government has given to the Society of Civil Engineers a splendid opportunity for repudiating practices which ...

... ascertain the way in which the funds are expended they had that at their fingers' end already, without sending a gentleman miles to pick it up in another, and a crude and undigested shape. The Commissioners had also copy of Lord Crewe's will, from which they could ...

... deliberate scrutiny will discover one hewer nearly naked, lying upon his back, elevating his small sharp pick-axe little above his nose, and picking into the coal geam with might and main ; another is squatting down 'and using his like common labourer third ...

... manure heaps in the garden, ami and devour with the utmost gusto any decayed roots, cabbage leaves or potato tops, or any garbage whatever they might find there that could by any possibility be eaten. And these things are well known to be facts by the ...

... : how many I did not learn. Among the rebels brought in was one sharpshooter, of whom they had number stationed in trees to pick off our officers. This man was mortally wounded, ball having crashed its way through his skull, his head presenting a ghastly ...

... exertion to stop the train in tioe to save him, but this was impossible until it passed over him. The poor man was immediately picked up, and the train put back to Hexham Station. Onl ex- amination he was found to have sustained severe in- juries. Dr. Pearson ...

... usual dariotr and activity, at«Uted other two men, launched boat and made for scene of the disaster, and happily succeeded in picking up tho men, who were banging on the side of the boat. Thi«, we understand, is not the first time that Mr. Eweas has been the ...

... contents. Persona who had seen the eon. tents of thease boxs e3nd baskets described them as a loatbaome mass of putrifying garbage, with the pawn.lr running cut all over the fish, nosing through the packages, and utthrly unfit for human food; and howr the ...

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

... in M'Clellan's camp writes up to June 25, inclusive :-Bad water, malariaibreed- ing svamps, poisonous odours from decayed garbage, and every other abomination preyed upon the health of the soldiers, and crowded the sick lists. ct THE BATTLES BEFORE RICHMOND ...