... meaning, he will refrain from transgressing, and a gentle rebuke will ensure the observance of your wishes. With regard to picking up garbage or food, train him by dropping pieces of meat where he will find them. Directly he approaches, give the cautionary No ...

... of his, every man's hand is against him. How can lie procure even a little food? If in a town, by picking up scraps where he may find them, filthy garbage, which fills him with horrible disease; if in the country, possibly . by poaching, when he is shot ...

... Wharf Street, 30th July 1943. A. BRANNAN. SMALL TOWN COMPLEX SIR, There seem to he quite a few people with little to do but pick holes in the recent meeting of the - Russia To-day Society . ' addressed by Mr R. Bishop. I don't know if they are grinding ...

... the labouring man. Then, too, the snails are not the common striped helix of British hedgerows, but a large, yellow variety, picked from the vine leaves. Shortly before the vintage they are largest and juiciest, and in flavour are not unlike an oyster—oxperto ...

... statement on Monday evening we cannot even lay claim to passable cleanliness. What with dilapidated channels strewn with garbage, and attics containing oartloads of sewage. I don't think that the Public Health Committee has any reason to congratulate ...

... for it? Bat there are conditions, be continued, the corner of hi ego trained on me. If there were not I shooed not be picking up • husband from the street. I grew rigid. Sir, I would remind you He took the words out of my mouth. That your ancesto: ...

... that th e one I mind was unable to follow, and it was an (icy which eug is h ee tl ignorance which rendered them unable to pick week after k preached out a single fact on which to start an next election ' was a policy of increase of argument. There was ...