... by Mr. Inspector I Joy, for refusing to remove the offal and garbage j from his slaughter-house, as requested by the 69th bye-law. Superintendent Potts said the depot of the defendant's garbage, was in a disgraceful state, and he had several times cautioned ...

... keep the house, and the result was that the wife and two chil dren were often so hungry that they were glad to pick up refuse food and garbage in the streets, or at their neighbours' doors. The children, wan and fever-stricken objects, appeared in court ...

... bottle of gin, and I was curious enough to look on. The game was called Vizcarubra, but as they chatted in Guarani I could not pick it up. Another daughter was working crochet at the window. The game over, a servant came to cut down a piece of the charque ...

... ted with the city, snd fulfilling witb credit the duties t* pertaining to him as a landlord and magistrate, be covered with garbage from the stinking sewers ?? are kept as the effete heirlooms ofa degenerate joarna. We are opposed to Mr. W. N. Hodgson and ...

... production of a fictitious Cod Liver Oil, the causes of which appeared to be threefold; firstly, the accumulation of fish and nsn garbage ; secondly, the effluvia arising from the' ««**ota the oil from those substances ; and thirdly, the oppressive foster emitted ...

... kee the house, ond the result was that the wife andtwo chi ren were often so hungry that they were glad to garbage in the streets, or at their pick up refuse foc ne'ghbour’s The clidren, wan and fever-siricken objects, in court, and their faeces told more ...

... of tho murd r ot a female child, ten day old, that had been chopped up ?? a ha cbet. On Tbursdsy evening, a Mr. Priu_fle picked up in Green Dragon lane a parcel which, on being opened, was fouud to contain the body of a child abou; ten days oid and tear- ...

... 10ft. a large birch tree, a hazel tree with nuts on it, and, extraordinary as it may appear, a large basinful oi nuts, were picked up. All these articles were in excel- lent preservation, although they must have been there thousands of years. Mb. W. F. ...

... for Mr. llli.dlc. picked out« few pairs of blocks whicn be could swear to having made himself. had several times missed them from the stacks the yard, where be hod chiefly bscu employed since February.—By the Prisoner: I could pick out my own blocks if ...

... costs. Pocket Picking by Young Girl. —A young girl of 14, named Mary Pickup, of Kochdale, but who figured on the charge sheet as Mary Lorreyson, her mother's maiden name, was placed before the magistrates charged with attempting to pick the pocket of ...

... shop too, and hidden himself behind a grey veil. Suddenly, two uo-Sabbatical dogs fell out in the kennel about a scrap of garbage, and began to fight. They had not been at their work twenty seconds before, first one, then another, then a score of idle ...

... v- he must in some degree havsubsted upon such s game or vermiu as he could catch; and he has ly been observed eating the garbage ying in'the ir vicinity of farmhouses. He was perfectly inoffen- rs sivebuhssiglrapaacadhsm e r. of rnigadsraighdterriie many ...