... residents. The few workmen of the Council scavenging staff have industriously swept and garnished various streets, painstakingly picking up winute pieces of paper and other litter, and I have personally witnessed householders, and even shopkeepers, sweep their ...

... resemhled a Welsh rarebit. Mr. Jobson worked patiently on for two hours: then he picked up the ice-cream freezer. carried it into the yard, and dumped its contents into the garbage-can. “Mrs. Jobson,” he remarked. as he entered the sitting-room, ‘“‘don’t again ...

... and here perhaps his work is of a more deadly character. His vile insinuations, thrown out for the use of those who live on garbage, is often sufficient to wither a life—alas, too often the life of most promise, which is also the most susceptible to covert ...

... to Mr. Swingler, Harby. £%2 10s.; Mr. Proctor’s ditto, to Mr. Morris, Saxelbye, £2O 17s. 6d.; Mr. Proctor’s ditto, to Mr. Pick, Scalford, £23 138.: Mr. Proctor’s ditto, to Mr. T. Brown, ilehon, £l9 13s. Lord Dysart’s bullock, to Mr. Holloway, Melton ...