... keep the house, and the result was that tie wife and two children were often so hungry that they were glad to pick up refuse food and garbage in the streets, or at theii neighbour's doora. The children, wan and fever-stricken objects, appeared in court ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

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

... 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 ...

... fat and various pieces of the intestine were spread like blankets over every bush; titbits were broiled and eaten among the garbage in which the savages were revelling, taking apparently a special delight in wild songs, which issued in most sepulchral tones ...

... that he must in some degree have subsisted upon such game or vermin as he could catch ; and he has been observed eating the garbage lying in the icinity of farm-houses. He was perfectly inoffensive; but his singular appearance, and his mode of running and ...

... was hurled high into the air, and fell over into the street below, turning over, but falling on its wheels. The fireman was picked up insensible, and terribly scalded; and Ellis, the driver, was scalded. No one else was injured. The ex-King of Naples has ...

... in the Colonies. For the other, any infantry general between Lieutenant-General Buckley and Major-General Braybrooke may be picked with as much likelihood as another.—By the death of Lieutenant-General C. A. F. Bentinck, Major General Sir Gaspard Le Marchant ...