... Fresh or lowers.— Removed from 113. to 73, Standi-bgate, op|M*ite Mr Hayes’s Fish Shop.-EstaUlisbed years. ivjEw UN Equalled garbage reed. v —This is best variety known. stands the winter well nod tarns Into heads earlier than an* other. It* table qaality ...

... The otiier day, when speaking of Sarah Barnum, we noticed American enterprise in catering for this class of literary garbage. Howevt there still some sense of modesty left, if the following story, told of young lady who moves in the very ttpper ...

... named Galpiu was riding to his home at Newton Toney, on Saturday, he suddenly fell from his horse on to his head, and when picked up Was quite dead. GOOD FLEDING.—It is a mistake to feed chicks On plenty of excellent food for the first three weeks, and ...

... certain that every age will coin some expression by which men of superior station may by marked out from others. GATHERED FROM GARBAGE.—A machine has been put in use in New York to sift from house refuse and straet sweepings_all rags, old iron, broken glass ...

... egg laid by thin, poorly fed hen is, says a contemporary, great the difference between good beef and poor. A fowl fed on garbage and weak slops, with very little grain of any kind, may lay eggs, to be sure, but when these eggs are broken to be used for ...

... soda and water. refuse matter ought to allowed to lie scattered about, nor yet be left to putrefy in the dust-bin, for such garbage favours the germination of the seeds of disease. With regard to the prophylactics of cholera, the following are given on high ...

... one of the wheels of the carriages going over his left leg, causing two very emrions lacerated wounds of the thigh. When picked up lie was bleeding very freely. He woo taken in a cab to the Royal Infirmary after having the wounds bandaged by some of ...

... M'Conville only tea years of age on Monday at Liverpool remanded on charge of pocket-picking Mr Raffles remarking that there been more cases of juvenile pocket-picking lately come before him for years Four boys aged between nine twelve years were charged ...

... places they visited in carriages, 31rand unless they had been anxious to thaw, re- ey solve, and melt into a dew, or to be picked up ve panting and exhausted, tlaeycouldnot have done ve otherwise ; wbile as to their stomachic solace- a- ment, that was ...

... centre, where the tram rails are laid, to the sides or gutters, it is from Oft. to 7ft. incline, which is full of all sorts garbage, and the stench is fearful. To explaia to you the actual state of the main street when I arrived, I may say 1 saw horses fast ...

... The dense volumes of smoke, no doubt, tend to deaden to the olfactory nerves the effluvia emanating from the before-named garbage; but still, in the words of the poet, it is there. No effort shall also be spared to continue the chimney firing nuisance ...

... himself and fell to the deck below, his head coming in contact with the forecastle hatch. The poor fellow was quite dead when picked up. The schooner was afterwards towed off the bank, and the deceased's remains were brought into Carnarvon. Roberts, who was ...