... manufacturers. S >me .‘{,ooo tons closet contents and domestic refuse of all kinds are collected weekly. All kinds of market garbage, slaughter-house refuse, &c., are also collected and taken the Holt Town Works. And there—what with riddling and separation ...

... point of Dr. Salmon’s paper is that lime will kill the h'VT-cholem germ. Thi° very important, since this germ multiplies in garbage, in stagnant water, and even in good drinking water, and ordinary' tilled soils. Lime applied land at the rate bushels per ...

... in a moderate oven. Flavour with manilla. CURRANT PUDDING.—Make a good paste and roll out thin, have ready some currants, picked and washed. Strew thickly all over the paste, roll it up, scald and flour a thick cloth, roll the pudding in it and tie tightly ...

... were hurled by it !against of the declaimed.. Edward Thomas, the booms mete, was also hurled by the eery waters lame and was picked up He afterwards recovered. Roberts expired almost trnmedtately, sad Hewn lived bat • abort Ease. The mea were well liked ...

... sheep *nd Cattle, but It is more noiform in sity sod averags well with fleah of other animals. will ll, on choice food or garbage, as occauion May thrive on food that no other animal would use with safety. He will live and nourish under adver- sities to ...

... the Kent plantations at the beginning of September by the gales having rendered a considerable number of acres not worth picking, and seriously injured large proportion I the hops many other plantations. Fortunately these galea did not visit Herefordshire ...