... alcohol, half an ounce ; camphor, to:. ; ammonia. half an ounce ; and colour with toe. et anely-powdered charcoal. ENDIVE EIALAD.—Pick a head of endive to pieces and wash in cold water, drain and place on i dub with the bleached leaves in the centre, the dark ...

... been pointed ont that if each newspapers existed England they were mere .toga, and limited circulation a** mm who had fo* garbage. canptioD that a powerful organ of pah lie opinion iii» could guilty «f acnmloos. groes. and false attack upon person the ...

... newspapers exis od England they were mere gotter rags, and of limited circulation among persons who had pradiloction for garbage. (Cheers.) If they raske the impossible assumption a great and powerful organ of public opinion in this oonatry oonld bs guilty ...

... depression—scratch the hill side, a lean cor and a kid speak not in the irreverent human sense—make common cause in quest of garbage. Verily is Bethania true to its titledeed—•” the town of the poor.” - We stood moment or two above the wady, the centra of ...

... the Ulster farmers bothered about sashes and flags, Protestant” dramming and fifing, and revelling in rancid No Popery” garbage of the platform, are content to retnrn to Parliament men who, onoe their purpose is achieved, give less attention to the flooding ...

... at present idle, Meanwhile Bel. turned from baits and bate to more serion the trade-bricklaying. carpentering, mei plumb. picked up, the onl - diffi ult is said to hay deliberately drowned emit at y cy is transport), e tre asking for work, the operative* ...

... for no fault of his every man’s hand in against him. How can procure even little food? in town, i picking up where, he may find thorn; filthv garbage which fills him with horrible dise.w, if in the country, possibly poaching, where is shot caught in ...

... waif; for fault his, every roan's band is against him. How can he procure even a food? If a town, by picking «p scraps where may 6nd them, filthy garbage, which fills him with horrible disease; if in the country, possibly poaching, when is shot or caught ...

... upon as an paper in any sense of the word when it can do no better than serve up to its silly readers at second hand the garbage printed in the Dsily Sir Douglas Brooke, Bart., Colebrooke, Co. Fermanagh, 4 notoriously a brave man. He has nerves of ...

... as an Irish paper in any sense of the word when it can do no better than serve up to its silly readers at second hand the garbage printed in the Daily Imo„ Sir Douglas Brooke, Bart., Colebreike, Co. Fermanagh, a notoriously a brave man. He has nerves ...

... for lb© foulness the stench that comes from tho net. The water-logged garbage dark with hitli, and among the meshes transparent shrimps suggest moving gentles. But the catch picked over deft hands, and tiro© yon have conquered a physical nausea which ...

... for Ibe foulness of the stem h that from tlv. net. The water logged garbage dark with filth, and among the me«f>es the transparent shrimps suggest moving gentles. Hut trie catch picked over hy deft hands, and by tlvc time you have conquered a physical ...