... walk along it. 'then suddenly she gave a cry, for iying in the centre of the pi,s.sage was Jack: s velt.ur hat. She stooped to pick it up, but found to her astonishment that a portion of it was caught in the crack netween two large he ilag s. Kneeling down ...

... straight Carl almost fell ver backwards trying to look up at his face. I'll give you a drink of water, roared the giant, picking Carl up by the back of his coat and carrying him inside the cave, where he (plunged poor Carl into • huge atone trough filled ...

... 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 ...

... and when Mr. Midgley endeavoured make his voice audible mob of several hundreds made a rush for the brake. Bags of flour, garbage, and all sorts of filthy refuse were thrown into the broke, the occupants which were quickly covered with dirt from head foot ...

... HUGHES DOWLING. Some of them are known r t ‘e r m id nume of t tre , l : seldom used. 10 m.m..el cm., 100 cc.-100 ---- - : garbage they eell. :hyporries, who seek the highest leaves in sh..uprec,mazduntliienrierier etifienrsaimg! men and imperieme dominion ...

... conveying the material to the dumps. Bogeys and waggons, laden with such refuse as decaying vegetables, roots and the other garbage which had strewed and littered the streets in the neighbourhood of the markets. were passing over the tram lines throughout ...