... withlo omits. at • pay station fcr his telephoning. When the shouts of laughter had subsided somewhat, an of the establishment picked up the adjufted it to Its place on the wall andotherwise prepared for another victim. That was several days egg and since ...

... Howard, B. Howard, H. Riley, G. A. Rimington, M. B. Wmingtoo, Hylton Beim, Mordant Lawson, Fen. A- Wybergb, H. Graham, T. D. Garbage, Clark, Rigg, Logan, Logan, jun., Armstrong, Scott, Dimness, Foos, and Dr. Jackaon. Soon after 11.30 we moved off to Ennim ...

... Clark, or Baal, Bartow. I have never claimed for the Boere human perfection, said there were no blackgtuds amongst them But to pick oat here and there isolated acts of crnelt* nro-ecutlon, and to present those aa picture of the Boers, is about parity with ...

... ‘Tho 3élb only. Ellen Y« pel child was treated ehamefully. ihe was always crying. but was afraid to One day witness saw her picking thin out of the dustbin to eat, and when asked if .o was hungry she nodded her head. Witness eaid she bad seen the map going ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... with a sword swish, swish, goes his arm, and the heads of the poor wretches fall to the ground. These with the bodies are picked up and carried away, but there is no attempt at any clearing up of the blond. I saw six men lose their, heads, and before ...

... Goy t be eonsulted before mere. ' 1 . ehewed he hark the Mialmukt. P 1 . : r • 8.4•1hm to t IRS t ot are garbage. ander • . mem., may ITI Tee met eves Caper 140 --Cionier's. Ch. ----- ---- the offmer wa. celled to ere; Boyle from public ...

... provided for the removal of the contents of ashpits, said the butcheis' garbage was a much worse nuisance.— Mr. Punehard thought there would a difficulty in knowing where to take the garbage to. —Mr. Willman did nut see that the Council should interfere in ...

... 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 ...

... to realise that they hod better slip. They make • dash for their runs, end are in the meshes. Then all you have to do is to pick them up and put them into your bags or cagey.. I may just say it is no use laying bait to tempt them out of their holes, as ...

... watching him from the door- beyond recognition; the floor was littered with way, said: orange peel, lever, cabbage leaves, and garbage You're sure he's delirious, that he's not of all sorts and descriptions, while the etench shamming 7 that greeted taffies ...