... quantity of garbage in a stream which ran through the field. Damage was done to the extent of about Is —Mr. Crossland contended that no injury was done to the field, and the summons was brought as sort side-wind to stop the defendant from washing garbage in the ...

... the chamber. He, along with the other children, beg for newels of bread from the neighbours, and have been seen eating garbage picked off the streets. The manner in which is administered is unique as crocT. The woman ties the children's hands together ...

... number of absurd prohibitions and objections were easily collected. The criticisms George Colman the younger, who was said to pick all the naughty words out of the plays sent to him for his private use, were brought up as evidence against the system. Nor ...

... wai charged with attgmptte pick thepacket of Toner, Liverpool, at Aintree, the previous day. The prosecutor watching the borees coming in, when felt the prisoner's hand in one tie troasem pockets. ebarged him with attempt pick hie packets, when the other ...

... fact, at pre- sent the supporters of a demoralising, degrading, an ms social m, manipulators ia picking and sorting every possible kind of filth and garbage, and practically deal- ers in the humiliating trade of human excrament, as they from time to time ...

... they were, the ?? of a *demoralising, ubgradinig,, barbarous social systemn -msanipulators in picking and. sorting every pos- sible kind of filth and garbage, anud praotically dealers'in the humiliating, form of humnin excres- ment1 as they saw from time ...