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... and their bodies are covered with a wrapper, sprucely and neatly trimmed, and their mouths are muzzled t° prevent them picking garbage that lies the streets. All this precaution is necessary to fit them to take part the handicap. We train our pets with ...
... the body of John Johnson, pensioner, aged 56, who died of starvation on Sunday night. Deceased lived by begging and picking garbage in the streets. As he did not make his appearance for a week his neighbours forced open his door on Sunday, and found ...
... PICKINGS FROM PUNCH. To Landlords op London Rookeries. — A rose by any other name will smell as sweet.'' Yes; but not some Paradise rows in the back slums. Inopportune. — Newsboy (to irritable old gent wbo has just lost his train) : ?? Boy a comic paper ...
... protruding lack-lustre eyes from beneath the super. incumbent mass of garbage. Very sweet incense in the nostrils of King Cholera must be the sicli ening vapours rising thick and slab from such hotbeds of disease, but to me it appears odd that with all ...
... 'sough to say that the Old libekarry picked off with his own rifle Messtroopers and five harems la one beta skirmish; whilst the following thrilling Wildest is so astounding that we can only give it the author's own words, premising that the Old ...
... pieces just when the Shoes reckoned they were picking their rain up feat. • • • That men should make excuses for being beaten is only natural, and there may or may not be exaggeration in what I have stated on authority. This is, however, the least ...
... THE SHEPTON MALLET JOURNAL— FRIDAY MAY 23 1873 SUFFERINGS SEA thick (muter of Swell) acknowledging n of hi Tronic picked open lui Febuery Channel Tropic Captain ren pii lfitn Magallen - ihifc whioh fire eoaet of fonrth day after to westward of Cape ...
... charge of the stray dogs in our streets ? Hydrophobia originates with these poor half-starved animals, that may be seen picking up garbage in the streets ; and if we are to root out this fearful disease we must begin at the beginning, and prevent these lost ...
... compared with seaports, tnch m Liverpool, Hall, and Bristol, where, it may supposed, all kinds of fruit and vegetable garbage te picked up—m I have seen—by the children the poorer classes. This is problem which should be soluble. S IT AH. 20th August. ...
... years past an old man might have been seen carrying old bag on his shoulders, scraping up odds aud ends from tho gutter and garbage from the streets. This man’s home was in ixmdon suburb, a wretched room, filled with rubbish—old pieces of iron aud brass ...
... strap. The boy complained of his feet irom being in the yard eo long, where hm“whmfihofld.' One of the boys picked and consumed stuff, and any garbage hmul% --.n-wummmm-d.m medicine. —| .unihhrnflodlhh.md that the boys had half-starved by their and that their ...
... he would admit no one. He went about in rags, was in the habit of soliciting alms from his neighbours, and would pick up and eat garbage in the streets, alleging he was starving, and had no money to buy food. He had not been seen for the past week, and ...