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... midnight in Covent Garden market. She was a little old woman, in a long black cloak, and as she stepped carefully amid the garbage of the abandoned market she occasionally stooped and dropped something on the ground. She was the lady of the cats, for she ...
... pests : are in constant contact with putrefying matter, and the proboscis, wings, and legs are laden with dirt and picked from the garbage in which they forage. Not only they convey the germs of putrefaction, but also the specific microbes that produce ...
... wireless messages appealing for help. Happily the steamer British Birch, which is owned by the MUM company, was close at hand, picked up the rtes•age, cud proceeded at full itcain ahead to the rosette ut the British Alercbant. ''n while eornmuniration was ...
... proclivity far persists that an Act of Parliament was required ensure the burial of dead animal earcaaaes against prowl and garbage-hunting the doguw tiers' pets. It is because in the same year iu which the dog tax was imposed larliament was obliged make ...
... As fast these appear the Cloehards arc on them liko vultures. They must work fast, for the municipal garbage waggon will shortly appear. They pick out waste paper and bits c. grass and crusts of bread. ft is not among the utterly-defeated. however. that ...
... “Irregular, but the pnaive Irregular was a jackal that near, but never quite came within, the gbting line, always ready to pick up the garbage of war. That was proposition the civil machinery and the Government could, and would, deal with, but, order to emceed ...
... rotten orange which she had picked out was not fit for eating. But this is a digression. What would like to know is—why the Belfast Corporation cannot afford to take the most elementary measures for the removal of garbage? We talk about “Dirty Dublin”— ...
... • II • !father is the inventor of the btaclean Garbage Can, and it can be variation', sty ' thaw who have seen a, to bring of !Lathier to the eyes of the most case-hardowed I Dempsey Fight and Wig i Made sod 1.11 , 1 . 1 b. the i topical Lodi/et ...
... and grubs; it also eats beetles and other insects, and will sometimes catch moths on tb© wing. It consumes a great deal of garbage about seaports and villages. I have seen these Gulls feeding at the mouth discharging sewer; in fact, they do great deal good ...
... rights are ignored 1.7 Methodist Church officials who do not give proper attention to lighting, road repnira, tranaportstion, garbage may've], and taxation and mortgage loans. GIRL THRASHES TWO.POLICEMEN at fst.Louisiinc to arrest a man wanted on • charge ...
... done that, but this was impossible. IRISH LAND PURCHASE. 1 It v. about breakfast time that the • S.O.S. from the Hartley was picked up. THE IMPERIAL GUARANTEE. The Hartley was some thirty miles off Portland. Her batches had burst under the A NON-CONTROVERSIAL ...
... ShelL—George Alfred Buniford and Lindsay Henderson. two gunners In the Royal Artillery. were killed by the explosion of a shell picked up on Salisbury Plain. Another gunner, Christopher Lackey, was seriously injured, and is in hospital. The Art of Cookimr.-4t ...