... meaning. will refrain from transgressing and a gentle rebuke will ensure the observance of your wishes. Garbage And Tit-Bits With regard to picking up garbage or food, tram him by dropping pieces of meat where he will lind them. Directly he approaches, give ...

... amazed at the extreme elegance of her cousins' clothes. Leave alone, mumbled Yalette sleepily. They're only after the garbage. I heard 'eni poking the lids off. After our breakfast, most likely, cried Cornelia, as she dashed out of the hut. for instant ...

... corpses, of which 34,000 were those of infants, were picked, in the course last year special collectors sent out every morning. They would be found lying in secluded streets and alley-ways, or cast away garbage heaps on waste land. Death in most cases would ...

... Flies assiduously make trips between the garbage the gutter ana the food exposed upon toe stall. disgusts one think that food for the table passes through this filthy market Pigs turned into the streets to pick living by feeding upon offal. These loathsome ...

... this young woman and had a walk along the High-street here. '' She said, ' I would like watch,' and looked a shop window and picked one out. I said, ' I will give it to you.' I had about £16 on me at this time so I was not hard up. I got her the watch, and ...

... hospital. The police have now discovered that Miss Rosenberg was an eccentric. She lived on what she could find in dustbins and garbage carts, but in various banks £9,000 stood to her credit. She lived in a cellar, for which she paid a few shillings week. She ...

... nothing but contempt for a peer of the realm, or any other man, who in the midst of this crisis would down into the gutter and pick up n>ud to throw the men who were fighting day and night to save the democracy 6f Europe from destruction. A BISHOP’S CRITICISM ...

... treatment if meted out to a civilised being: but this is the food for a native refugee cimp. native out here lives any garbage can pick up. I have often s-en them gorge themselves on the meat sheep whi hive , for . n week. A na'iv» , UIr,Qt lltr '* 4 ...

... Parker, and Walter Simpson, ail .Vottingnam, smallholder* in the Mansfield Market, vera brr-ugb bye-laws for not placing and garbage iron* their stalls for :aa t.rpctae. Mr. J. p White (Town Clerk) prosecuted, and stated that coir plaints had been made oi ...

... bundle among the garbage which proved to be 19 £1 notes enclosed in rubber band. one came forward to claim the money, and eventually tho finders shared it. A gold wristlet watch, which had been damaged by a pa-ssing motor-car. whs picked up early one morning ...

... There wore no backs to the horses, rows washing Ihung across the thoroughfare, dustbins stood just outside front doors, garbage and torn paper lay around, and a 'handful of poorly-eiad hungry-looking kiddies played around lamp-post, the fitful light ...

... lone menu set out in folk And the men who read i ...