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... EATING GARBAGE FROM THE DUSTBIN. INHUMAN TREATMENT OF A GIRU Arthur Bull, labourer, of Bermondsey, and Fountain (32), wood chopper, were charged Southwark yeeterday with neglecting and illtreating Elisabeth Bull, aged eight years. Inspector Large, the ...
... for one hour. Pick the leaves from a nice white-heart cabbage, but do not chop small, and let it till it is done taste. Season with salt and pepper, and pour over thin slices cf bread in a dish. Time, one hour and fifteen minutes. Garbage are use from ...
... exposed for sale. Cross-examined: He did not throw the had ducks away in the garbage tin because they would be where the men were working all day. By the Chairman: The garbage tin was kept in the dressing-room until night. There was a pasesge off Corp ...
... that the garbage and refuse was there on the floor, and was being allowed to accumulate; and that, at times, had been taken away in a milk cart, and this did not comply with the requirements of public health. Mr. Sugden had, indeed, seen the garbage on the ...
... defendant's slaughter-hou3e and saw a large accumulation of garbage, &c., on the floor. It looked to have been there for a long time. Wbilst there he saw the defendant's son remove it. The garbage and intestines were carried to milk float with four pronged ...
... [remarks Lord Cromer, âthere was a low | Nile, and th© people in many provincial towns were living on the refuse and garbage which they picked up in the streets. Thousands died of starvation or disease incident to the prevailing state of affairs.â i This ...
... on wees wes ford, ents, the garbag pa and tho washing of @ pan is sav any NICE DISHES. TowaTors A La dozen ri tomatoes, season with pe’ i salt, a put little pieces of butter there upon them. Mince two onions sprinkle over the tomatoes, cover the si slowly ...
... to church to see the paper and rubbish lying about. Councillor Tickle said he had not noticed it. Councillor Rimmer said he picked up all the paper there was on Sunday morning, and he held it all in his hand. Yet that was costing £lO a year. If Dr. Gill ...
... that (her* was receptacle the slaughter-house. The garbage was mostly the tloor, and some of it escaped by the sewer. Ue told appellant that state of things would not do; he would have remove the garbage, and get proper roueptuolo. July there woe receptacle ...
... beds. which, I bo.ieve, are called the. ■ Americanisation of polit'ta.’ merely because they give an opportunity of picking some garbage out |of tho political gutter and throwing it at in the hope that some might stick and disfigure us in the eye* of the ...
... s. Often e c;it scarcely make both ends meet. a sc •Tiii from garbage heap tas*«l lustier tl.ae delicacies in the old days. became humble that h'* thought himself well off when could pick over tin* bone left by ashharrel rat. Fortunately a portion Ids ...
... resembled • Welsh rarebit. Mr. Jahran worked patiently on for two hours; then he picked op the ioe-cream freezer, carried it into the yard, and dumped its contents into the garbage-can. Mrs. J0b0n. he remarked, as be entered the sitting-room, don't again ...