... anything on its way, such as a man carrying a stick, or a flock of plovers which it wanted to disturb, or a garbage heap which might yield good picking. The rook—and colloquially rooks are crows —is not a particularly direct flier. He rarely keeps straight—much ...

... feet by three feet screened and roofed in with asbestos, and accommodating only a tiny charcoal stove. a small table, and a garbage pail. One of the Athenian edibles we first learned to like was yacort, which is curdled milk, most delicious ant wholesome ...

... cobbled as London's streets were cobbled five or six hundred years ago, and the morning's greeting the scream of kites picking up garbage. Turkish Women IMHS. STEPHENS, mho filled up the' gaps in her husband's talk, said that the people, the children, p ...

... Birmingham H orse Turks used to scramble round our Repository. The story is told In cook-house for pickings from the ancient books relating to the city, that garbage. Now everything is changed, this horse dealer threw a cheque for believe, under the Dictator ...

... were lashed to a stone. lie was thrown in. managed to free himself aid each the bank, but was picked u. shot in the back of the e!rl. and thrown Into a garbage enlat jT%v() days later his body !a. buried by a local gravegger.—fteuter. 'ewer M.P.s for London ...

... improvement would be effected. And in euppott of this simple thesis we will relate one or two unvarnished stories which we have picked up on our visits to the shuns. A lad of nine was Mending at the end of an entry. The coat he was wearing had been made for ...

... Josh (37), and Mrs. Gladys Josh (24), of Wimbledon. Mrs. Winifred Thornton (34). ofWilcox-elosetSheffield; A railway-ganger picked up a woman's pinafore and a white pocket handkerchief and 'handed them silently to a rail*ay official to add to the piles ...

... the Di ever Bamberg, turned the Victor about and made otter hie disappearing enem.i. It took them but a abort time to pick up the balloon, but to the interval Lawrie, intern' Strong of all that they had teen happen on the balloon-ground. course, ...

... no uismiseed who might have conumlted an act revenge. In Mr. Gnd.’cw's stable a large white lump resembling rock salt was picked yesterday. it bad bitter taste burned the palate, and it has been sent analytical ch«mist. Building I tli« unions comply with ...

... men who wanted titles, jobs for their friends, pickings for their relatives, would have daily appeared. Thev would all have come, from Lord iffe and Sir Hector Slim, the editor that popular organ Garbage of the Gutter,” the Rev. Tomlinson Keyhole, of ...

... and ait open with ferret »pr.«wling on his hark and roerr' y rat hing the fur fron: hi* neck, and I ire e'epped tor»ini and picked up the rabbit. One eprtng. and ferret would hire been dislodged 'he rabbit free. Yet inch rabbit'* «?ate of mind under the ...

... fermis countries. Staying with an English family to France, he learnt that their Lubin *errant. though long resident there, had picked up an Preach. but had made the French servants speak English. When this wee romand epos by r her reply was that Master sad ...