... refuse over the edge of the steep hill on which the village stood, and there the chickens scratched and 11 ,e s routled the garbage down the. hillside. Between the houses were a mimber of ushwood huts perched precariously on our poles, used as sleeping quarters ...

... manner in which the mover and seconder bail introduced it. Unfortunately. lic Ise was brought up with a prejudice against picking pockets. He considered Clause 2 was attempted robbery. He rather liked Clause 11 better as it was wholehearted robbery. (Laughter ...

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... were removed from them after her removal It weighed 5 tons 8 cwts and it cost £6 5s to remove The woman picked up the rubbish nights from garbage heaps It consisted of old mattresses pieces of carpet dirty linen and bottles of various descriptions A number ...

... the the streets appalling Rubbish and dogs best part3 of the City The atmosphere of Covent Garden vas noisome with rotten garbage with humanity gutters were running torrents and all the ditch jn Fleet-street carried on flood the profusion of filth scattered ...

... Rubbish, dead mite and dogs, littered the hest parts of the City. The etmosphers ot Covent Garden was rolsome with rotten garbage and loud with brawling humanity. In wet wet(her gutters running torrent; and all roads leading to the ditch in Fleet ' street ...

... Rubbish, dead cats and dogs littered the best parts of the city. The atmosphere of Covent Garden was noisome with rotten garbage, and loud with brawling humanity. In wet weather gutters were running torrents, and all roads leading to the ditch in Fleet ...

... Wesleyan School Lawyer: “Can you tell me if the defendant was expensively garbed?” Negro Witness: ’Deed was sah knows expensive garbage when it walking fund of questions ’‘Daddy why began for time that morning “I say young man” said daddy you ever heard the ...

... had not noticed much cheerfulness there but he knew these barges were like He had been in them seen their cargoes the filth garbage of the London streets might be that they were more cheerful they would be tbe of Paddington but he was told only Paddington ...

... fed on musty grain will taste musty. Many people have an idea that any old thing is good enough for a hen, and all sorts of garbage. animal and vegetable, finds its way into the fowl runs. In such circumstances it is hardly surprising that had flavoured ...

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... fed on musty grain will taste musty. Many people have an idea that any old thing is good enough for a hen. and all sorts of garbage, animal and vegetable, finds its way into the fowl runs. In such circumstances it is hardly surprising that badflavoured eggs ...